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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21

LIEUT.. DEAs.-Everybody will re-
member Lieutenant Deas, who at the
commencement OF the Mexican war,
swan the Rio Grandr, Lcander like, TO
meet Mexican maid, and WAS taken pri-
soner. Since that time Lieutenat Deas
has been actively engaged in the service,
and for his gallan, conduct at Monterey
was promoted to the caplaincy ofthe 4lh
artillery. Bu' it appears, from some
cause or other, that he has got inlo more
trouble with that strict discipliaarian,
Gen. Wool. and has been court marlialcd
and sentenced to be dismissed the service,
which sentence was approved by Gen.
Wool, at Monterey. He is now on has
way home, 10 await the issue OF an ap
plica,ion to the Executive in his behalf
by many influential personal friends in
the army and elsewhere.
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Musical instruments. n
state Agricultural Society
of sOutll Carolina.

YES HE following PREMIUMS will be
Il. awarded to the successful competi.
lors. at The semi annual meeting, to be
held in The village Of Sparlanburg, on the
second Wednesday in Sept. next: ~
|. For the bes, Slalliuu, for Agricultu-
raj purposes-a silver medal. -
2. For the bes, Mare, for Agricultural
purposes; Silver Medal. - 90 -
3. For the best native Bull, overy3
years; Silver Medal. ~
For the hest naive Cow, over 3 years;
Silver Medal ':E;,ss 70
5. For the best Jack, bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
6. For tie best Mule, bred iu South
Carolina; Silver Medal. ..,..,,,,.ss.;
Z. For The bes, Ram, adapted to,olr
climate; Silver Medal. =.
s. For The best Eve, adapted to our
climate; Silver Medal. = -. ,s..ss
8. For the best Ram, regarding wool
chiefly; Silver Medal.
10. Tottle. rnos, successful, and 5esten-
sive grower of clover for three cousEuutlur
years; Silver Medal: Ts: - Il. 81
IL. 70 The successful competitor in a
ploushins match, with double or single
team; Silver Medal. 60
II. For the most successful and exten-
size experiment with lime for three conse.
cuIive years; oic complete sci ofthe Fur
mer's Register:
i3, For the best conducted Farm iii tho
DISTRICT Of Spaslanhurg; a Silver Cop OF
he value Of $40. 't2'|
4 full and detailed statement Of the
value aud operations Of the Farm, to be
furnished by the Agricultural Society OF
Sparianburg, or Committee of three
disinterested farmers Of the District.
l. Anril 3. # IL
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Fancy e. Staple Dry Goods.

HNANCY Muslins, Gingharns and Prints,
II Mourning % e7r, ',,, n,.;,.
Chanseable De LANES and Jenny Lind Plalds,
Silk, and Baradgc Shuwls and Nantes,
Silk Sun Shades and Parasos,
Erglis, and American Long Cloths. :
Rich Bonnet, Cap aud Tafetas Ribbons,
Swiss, Jaconet Thread and Lisle Edsings and
Insertiuss,
Linen Cambric Handkcrchlefs, Gloves, HOSE.
ry, &c. &c. -
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Drap de'Etc, Sumner Cloth and Spring Cas-
sinere,
Lead Colured, Brown and Glass Linens.
Brown and Fancy Linen Drills.
Marsaes Yeslings, Silk HankerchIets, aud
Cravats
Suspenders, Gloves, Half Hose, &c. &c.
Together with an assortment OF,
Georgia Striped Homspuns. Osnabnrss,
Cotton Yarns. Shoes. Hats. Caps, Bonnets.
Jus, received and for sale by
c. 4. MEIGS.
April If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21
THE EDGEFIELD
TE.EX.HEE .HG.RDEW Y,
CONDUCTED BY
Dr. and Mrs. Jones.

NM7ILL open IS heretofore ADVERTISED, on
wv Monday The 9Th Of February The ar.
ranaemrn,s are Us follows. A Primary Depart.
ment, Junior, Middle and Senior CIasses.
In the Primary Department.
Spelling. Reading, Writing and Ele.
nentary Arithmetic, So '0O
Tn The Junior Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar
Arithmetic. Primary Geography,
Abridged History, Composition, 500
In the Middle Class.
Spelling, Reading. Writing. Arithne-
tic extended. Grammar AMI Pars.
ing, General Geography, History
of United States and Of England,
Astronomy. Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Composition, 10 90
In The SeniOr Class.
Ancient Geography General History,
Critical Reading. Rhetoric, Lngic,
Botany, Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy, Alsebra, Geometry,
Latin with a view to Il more tho.
rough understanding Of English, IL 90
Instruction in Music, IL 90
do do French, ~ 90
The year will be divided into four Quarters
of eleven weeks EACH commencing as follows
1st Of January, 18th ofMarch, Ist of June, and
lst OF October
Books, Stationary. &c, will be furnished at
prices 10 cover expenses only.
NJ. B. The present quarter Ito CONNIE nee on
the 7th Of February will be charged as half
quarter.
!. lGb2 Il z
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CHEAT and grow rich.

YENHIS has been the secret principle OF too
q many OF the Wholesale Dealers in Tea
up to this time, and they have practsed the
most shameful imposition on the country mer
chant, without any iear Of detection. But
a new era in the trade has come and the
Pekln Tea Company claims the honor Of its
Introduction. They were the first 10 raise the
Banner Of Reform, OIL which It has Inscribed
the simple words,
PURE TEAS AT HONEST PRICES" F"
u complete revolution has been the conse-
qnenCe. Let CONSUMERS Of Tea everywhere
look at what we have done.
!. We we're the first To send them Teas that
used 10 be called too good for them before.
g We have driven out of the marketa i vast
amount, of trash, aud introduced better class OF
Teas than has yet ever been sold. importers
of Tea often cuinc To lis to get Tor their own
Use, and for their friends, the line qualities they
can find no where else.
3. We have reduced prices more than 70
per cent. both in Black and Green Teas. The
whole sale giocers say we are rnllilng the
trade, and call us hnulbugs. This we have
done already, aud now see what we are ready
to do.
j. We will sell Teas by the single chest, half
chest, or Ia lbs. box. ut The same price that
wholesale grucers pay TO the importers when
they buy by The hundred packages.
= The wholesale srocers always allows Is
or Ia lbs. tare 10 the half chest. This is cheat!
We will allow. in most instances, l5rr l6 lbs
lare OH the salne.
3. We hereby undertake TO sell every kind
of Tea from sir to t,oeirc cents per pound chca-
per than the wholesale grocers do.
IIuw can you do lhi$!' asks the country
merchant. This is our answer. We are con-
tent wih7 per cent. profit, instead OF 25 and
50 per cent. q la wholesale grocers
An English Importer lately boasted to US that
he could make mure money by sending bad
Teas 10 the New York market than good Teas
We are resolved to overthrow this fraud, and
now cnll upon agents in every town in the
United Stples to come forward and buy the
Teas imported by the Prkin Tea Company
and we pledge ourselves that ifin six.monlhs
they do not sell more Tea ,han the oldest and
largest Jealcrsin the town. we will give them
our Tea without charge. This is plain Eng
lisli, and cannot be misunderstood. We ap>
peal for testimony TO the immense success OF
our Agents in every part OF the United States.
Agents wanted in every par, of the United
States, Tor the sale OF those Teas by which
they can NIKE money and confer benefit Oh
lhe public by supplying the pure article.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21

The abnTe prices in consequence OF inc,eas
ed facilities for manufacturing, are mucn re. 7.
duccd from former rates. a liberal discount
for Cash in hand at the daee of the invoice.
Presses, Glasses. Cases, Wool Type. Inv;
&c. furnished at the lowest nlanufaetfefs
prices, either for cash or credit. r,
Our specimen Book for 1913 is now ready
for distribution 10 Printers WHO whi send s ios
it, n nd contains many new articles that We S, nave
ncYer before exhibited, such AZ WIlpns 8 Sioulc
shes O,nstaenrs, Ornamental Fonts' &c. OF
which 20 nave M ample stock tor tue prompt
",,l,don a".,e,ls,adon of orders.
IISsfrinters of Newspapers who choose to pub
Iish this Advertisement three times before the
] St of June. 1913. and send us one Of their pa.
pers, will be paid for it in Type when. they
purchase from US, of our own Manufacture,
selected from our specimens, five times the
amouEtof their bill:
For sale, several good second handed Cylin.
der and Platin Power Press, Standing Presses,
Hand Printing Presses &c.
GEORGE BRUCE a. Co.
l3 Chambers.street, N York.
Auril ID 81 12
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GLENN SPRINGS.
SDartanburg Dist. s. C.

fHVEl[S delightful watering place has under
Il. gone thorough repairs, and is now rea-
dy to receive company, and witEbe kept open
for tlIe future, the year round. The beneficial
results of tho water can be testified to by hun
dreds who have experienced its influence upon
various diseases. The accommodations shall
be suited 10 the wants Of all visitors who may
visit the place, npon the following terms, viz:
Man per Day, 81 25
Il 3" Week, 90
Over Dme and less Than four Weeks, 90
Four Weeks and over, per Week. 90
Children and servants, halfpics.
Horse per Day, 62d
' = Week, ~ so
J. e. ZIMMERMAN.
P. S.-As wish 10 retire to private lite,
offer The above property for sale on reasonable
terms. J. C.-Z.
May II Ct II
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NOTICE..

@NR. ROFF, who held conditionally an in
WA tercs, in the right of Edgefeld District,
IN Ho,chkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (PatenD
has never complied with said condition, thero,
rnre he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or ma any contract for said Wheels:
We, the undersigned are the owners OF saiu
right, and a right purchased from any o'ner'
unless our .agent, will not be sooa. "a. en-
Mir. j. #. WEBER, we authorize, with full
,power to act rs our agent
COTHRAN 81 MOORE:
March ], 1877.
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CATALOGUE OF TE IS.

We S&tC ~ He WdTc HOUSES " lhe EeiH COWp'
IS & 76 FULToS STREET. N. Y.
The Teas mentioned IN this catalogue are
done up in quarter pound, half pound. and one
pound packages; the first or inside wrapper is
lead. The second is water proof pnpcr, and the
third or outside wrapper is. CT Chimes rice pa.
per. The company sell none but Cool Teas.
done Up il this superior manner, all Of ther'
grown in the most luxuriant districts in China.
Country dealers may select rs small a.quanti'y
of each kind US they like, aud have them pack
ed in one chest. These teas also come in five
pound packages, called quotations. very
convenient lanciIul and portable shape,
Persons residing in amy part Of the United
States or Canada can order any of the Teas in
this catalogue, BY letter, in quantities t. suit
their wishes. We pack them in Chinese box.
es and deliver them to the forwarding h1er-
chant free irom charge for pucking or carriage.
The money should always accompany the or
der
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21
HEAD QUARTERS,
7th Reg. S. Z. NJ.

Mill VILE ApTlI 10, 1913.
ORDER NO9.
E'ROM and after The first of May next
IL all Commissioned Officers of ln,
line. and Commissioned aud non .>'m :
missiuned Officers of the Staff, w" appear
on all public duties in fnl us:form texcePtt
on the days of Battai!i~a and Reglmenlai
Officer DfiIlsy or 10 subject 10 the penal
ties of The law, as defined by the l39Ih
Sec. aad page of the Militia Laws Of the
Stale.
Py Order of Col. G. D. MrMs.
Ca MElGS. Adjutant.
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Roberts Cheap Cash Store!
Selling off at Cost for One
EBnasfE, E,ffS

PLENDID Muscovado sugar, II pounds
y for Sl,e0,
NFolasses, same as last. Mt 37i cts gallon,
Coffee l0i pounds for Sl,O9,
N. York crushed sngar, 5 pounds for 81 ,Oo'
Factory Yarn, all numbers e. Cts,
Factory Stripes, lul cts. yard.
Sesnls, choicest brands, 25 t" 80 els dozen
Ali new Goods, and now i'll Store. aud 10:
sale by H. .. RobEhl o.
May ID Il 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21

CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
IND DYSPEPSIA.
can confidently advise and recommend lis
| use, from my personal observation and use Of
| the article in my own practice. This article il
Elgorably received wherever it has beer used
am allowedtorefer to Mi George fleard of
rroup. Mr. John Warren Of Columbus, Mr..
McAlice Of Cobb, MIR. Asbury Hull of Athens.
Mr.. William ID. Terrell of Putnam, Rev'd.
John-E. Dawson Of Lagrange; TO which a
great number ot ranes mig int he added, who
bear their testimony 10 lts valRe.
fiabitual cOstivcness is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, and per
sons OF sedenary habits, which often exert !,
very uniavorable Influence upon the general
llaellh Of the subject; and is particularly mani
tested by restless aud despomding state n' III.
mind, irregular if not "A loss Of appetite. For
this condition Of the system. this article is conf.
dentIy recommended with the positive assur
ance that if The dOsc is properly AL listed. 30 as
not To move the bowels too actively, relief may
be relied ON, without any, even The least OF The
unpleasant Consequences, resulting from the
use Of the common purgine medicines usually
rcsurted to. This article will BIZ found 10 act
as pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring the
appetite, and at the same lime fulfilling every
indication that the common pIrging medicines
are designed 10 effect.
There are some constitutions liable to regu
lar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall,
TO such, recommend the Use of this Medicine,
beginning at least by the middle Of May, OF first
of Jure.
Many persons Whose Digestive organs arc
Feeble oiien experience ! sense Of tuIIncss.
weight, and oppression, about the stomach al
ter eating-in such Gases n dose of This medi
cine will often afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
burn and cnstivcncss, they may Use the article
without the least danger aud with great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, II is most Yalu.
able medicine
| could append long list Of certificates, bu,
forbea!, prelerring to rely on the virtues Of the
medicine to sustain itself. The me,l,cine is a
gentle and certain cathalic tonic and sudorilic
JOEL BRANIIAM.
Eaton:on, Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill.
Cheatem & Settle Dunlonsville, Charles Free
man, Cairo p. o., and
j. d. TIDBETTS,
Edsefeld e. II.
sept.S " 80
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GREEN TEAS

Silver Leaf. Seldom sold even by large dea :
lcrs, because of the very small profits made On
its sale. TIils is Il very superior Tea.
Golden Cheap chop, plantation or garden
growth.
Golden chop. This is the finest Green Tea
cultivated in china. 1t is 81 the first pickings,
and exec Is all n!hcr Green Teas inr lis delica"
cy of flavor, strength and aronia. Heretofore
this Tea has never reached this country, ex-
cepl in small lots. IS presents u inpOrlers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21
BUCkWHEAT.

Most farmers have prejudice against
raising This crop, from the belief that ii
impoyelishes the land more than any
other. But from the known fact thai
this plant derives nourisIlment, not so
much from The soil, my own opinion is,
that it extracts but little OF the strength
from the soil, but that it readers it vely
mellow and friatle, and thereby, in a
measure, destroys its capacity 10 resist
the influence Of extreme heat or cold,
and consequently expose the succeeding
crop to injury from these causes, and
where crop of oats next follows that Of
buckwheat, it is generally the case that
the oats is better than where it is sown
on corn slubblc. The oats being sown
Cdr y shades ,ke ground before The heat
bccom so great as to effect it. But
where winter gain follows in the fall,
after the buckwheat is taken of, it very
rarely happens that the crop is good-or
comparable to that sowp on corn stub
bic al the same time, and on land Of
the some quality and when corn crop
follows that Of buckwhnal it is generally
poor, especially in dry seasuns-which
think goes to Prove the correctness
Of my opinion.
The land will again consolidate and
resume il naual state in one year af-
ter tie burkwheat crop is taken OF, and
after that time it will be in as gaod cons
dilion ior any crop as before the buck
wheal was grown upon it. When the
seas"n is propilions no crop Yields more
abundan'ly, or better repays The labor
and expenses of cultivation.
The quantity Of seed TO the acre may
by va:icd according 10 The quality of the
soil, where that is good, a half bushel to
the acre is quite sufficient but where it
is poor Il busIlcl is not too much.
In preparing for this crop, there is
one particular lhing t!,at should never be
omitted, and that is, to steep the seed
aud roll it in plaster; before sowing.
This will quicken its termination and
greatly increase the yield. Two or three
quarts of plaster is sufficient for one
buskel Of seed. Try it.
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Office.

"A IL those indebted 10 the estate of Charity
"a Johnson, decd, are requested to make
immediate payment. and those havlnS demands
to prcscnt them properly allested.
G.. B. GOULDEN,
SIMEON ATTA\VAY,
administrators.
iulv7 Il ~
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PRINTERS; TYPES,

NXTILL be sold AT BRucEs N. York Foun-
w dry, after March Is, ls43, at the follow.
ing very low prices, for approved 6 months
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21

CARROTS AS FocD FOR SrocK.
one OF the ag' ieullura meetings held in
Bnston during the past winter. the sub
ject of cuItvating "root crops" for stock,
vas discussed, The general expression
WAS, that the carrot is The best root for
this purpose, in situations adapted TO ITS
growth. The Hon. MI. Brookspstatcd
hat he had made experiments in feeding
carrots, ,and for stock he thought them as
valuable in weight as good hay. He
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas p. Miner. Declaration.
vs. in Attachment.
Ralph Scurry.
YgyHE Plaintiff in the above case, having
Il this day filed his Declaration in my Of
icc, and the Defendant haYins neither wife
nor attorney, known to reside within the limits
Of this State, on wnom copy Of said Declara'
lion. with a rule to plead, can be, served. On
moton Of Mr.. Adams, attorney for Plaintiff, it Is
ordered ,thatthe said defendant appear and plead
TO the said Declaration. within year and Il
day from the dale hereof, or judgment will ba
given against him by default.
THO. &. BACON. Clerk.
Clerks Office. Edgefeld C. IL. 18th Nov. ls47.
noycmber2l ly Al
~WASrED, Young Man 10 stay in
Store: One that can come well recommen.
ded will be preferred. Enquire at this Office.
May II !. M l!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-21

Pn"poRTIoN OF Milk TO BUTTER.-
Sometimes ii is desirable 10 know The
proportion between the quantity Of milk
and the butter produced lIom it; for The
question is sometimes preseniedt 10 far.
mers, whether it is better 10 sell milk or
make butler. Yet no definite rule can
be given, as milk varies in richness and
its butter qualities, not only from the
general breed Of animals, but from indi-
viduais of the same breed. and also from
the food.
The difference is sometimes one >llalf.
TIE A'dcrncy cows give very rich milk,
seven quarts Of Which will Often, if not
generally, produce a pound Of butter;
while the milk of some cnws is so poor
it takes nineteen or twenty quarts of
milk for pound of butter. The ia
nous COW Blossom, that gave Sd large
quantity OF milk, did not yield Il large
amount Of butter, as it took nineteen
quarts for a pound. On an average it
pi cbab!y takes twelve quarts G! milk for
Il pound of butter.
Mr.. J Lca,hc, of Wpburn, who has
some excellent ows that give rich milk,
Ia!cy made an experiment, while his
cows we're still fed partially on hay. He
measured out thirty quarts Of milk, which
produced seven and a half pounds Of
cream, three quarts in measure,) and
thee pounds three ounces of good yel'
low butter.
As to weight re have various esti-
mates as the proportion of butter 10
milk. In all experiments Of the kind,
the milk should be weighed as well as
the butter. Measures such as used for
milk differ greatly; so much that it seems
HAT very little reliance can be placed
upon them. From statistics now before
us showing the amount of butter pro-
ydhced, and the quantity of milk in weight
and measure, in one case it is stated that
sixteen and quirer quarts of milk
wrigh d forty Iwo pounds, which is two
pounds nire ounces to the quart. In
another case, ii stated that COW gave
twenty six quarts ofmilk per day, winch
weighed for'y seven pounds. Here is
less than lwo pounds 10 the quart. Hele
is but specimen of the great variations
in the measures Of milk, and II shows
The importance Of weighing instead of
measuring milk, in making experiments.
Boston Cultivator.
CARROTS AS Focp FOR SrocK.
one OF the agricultural meetings held in
Bnston during the past winter. the sub
ect of cuItivating "root crops" for stock,
was discussed, The general expression
WAS, that the carrot is The best root for
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DIR. JOEL BRANHAM'S
LIVER s. I'D YSPECYEC
NJ E D I G. I N E

IN offering this valuable Medicine 10 the peo
H pie of S. Carolina fui the relief and ciire of
many diseases incident 10 Southern climate
do not G. lain for it infallibility; neither do 1
.ay it will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
y IND DYSPEPSIA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
WI. VI. EsEACNFhRD, Editor.
Pu3LFSTED BY
BLACKBOARD. T0NNLEY \ BILLIARD.
l,.., Ni,S,,,

FNkkf MONDAY ND IHrRsnAY,
Fur D1ars per alaHn, payrje n 4irancc. No sud
rptton tciH be recered for shorter than gir months
and no Paper rH be discontinued fecetpt at the discretion
oftLe Edto,s) ant,i all aacrTrges are paid
a. .IDI ERTISE.ui.NI'S inserted at SO ocnts per
qur (oyies) fot ere,1 0le' form Insertion and 81 es
rcr square oar ie8s for er,1g outer form Insertion
EVERY fDfERifSiR is required to nore on his rs
h,,e long he ,cscS t,S advertisement i7.c,7ed an fr,
isenent, not noted tet be utltea til us a.scDlt ace
be ordered
FOR fE,fRf.Y 7DfGRTiSLN1i Tie terms are for
the privilege qft'ro square, so for SQUARE SIS for
squire, inner form s. Ece,y gealy airertser ,r,
ereqredto coaiae s adee,tsat5 10 ms partcia, lac q
brtsiaeSs.
- JOB PRINTING! ezecmcdaeaty and ezpc&Hiously
aud on reasonable terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
NS5E2 E:GtsIt$.

NEy2 GGDn$.
hilE subscriber would call the attention OF the "a
Z dies To- his steel, Of new aud splendid DRY
GOODS, Consisting IN part, AS follows:
Sup ehangeablc l'indand Striped Silks.
Apaeeas Black Mode caoyod SATIN Suiped and Pad.
itIea lres.elIe worked asungcs, Bacl, and coIucd.
] lain aad Pall shaded Oneuals
Baet Greued Hes, lam and PLAID.
sun Ifes-ees NJ dcanl Fancy coers
Rtea PLAID CafalIns laea auitleA
P"ladise DardaaeIl1 and Nlctoda Lawns,
Be- aces from Is to TIE de,sr qnahty
= II1and Linen Fuuges. and Buttons
ENn super Grape ilmlfldor,d shauls and SrarIs.
Muslin AIar-eilea 1odtsrass SKIRTS
In short the larry S, a. best stock If Ladies' Dress
Goods he has ever mad liz pleasure Of Offering All he
asks Is an examination 10y the Ladies 5rte purchasing
April 3d-ts DON'T G.. pIlEKN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
Esse 4 Il Il ~
PATENT IRON WATER NirFI

NIfsNI TNVN " \ Tx " IIF.FT,
Iit under asnel snaw ready oiunish The above Wheel
IN all Is raft', The HOTTEST noeo, tau AVID lifted
80 thai any common nsrbanie cSp putt up
ihrrn t5tefa aud N,4e ef th, improve msm NAV be IN
ad b, TIN ANNEXED certificates, ANY other information
ehee'inlly lenfhtd>y
t1tAS nfN1MOCk.
Necat In Nuauaa and Mouth d4oliaa.
R,ehmond, Aatgh J9=zis