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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!
Dr. Jaysse's Tonic Ve7.2siS.
- -. -. far O0 -

EHHE most pleasant as well US the most
H certain remedy for Worms; which is.,
perfectl, safe, and so pleasant that childrens
will not refuse 10 take it. II efectually de-
stroys Worms, neutralizcs acidity or sourness
of the stomach. increases appetite, and acts, as
a general and permanent tonic, and is there-
fore exceedingly beneficial in intermittent and
remltent fevers, indigestion, &c, and is a Ger,
tain and permaneD. cure for FEVER and AauE.
x 1t not only destroys Worms and inyigorates
the whole system, but It dissoves the supera.
bundant slime or mucous so prevalent in1be
stomach aud bowels Of children. more espe.
cialfS Of t16se m baf iheatli e
foruis the bed, or uest.- ia which worms pro.s
duce their young; and by removing j, !, i, is
impossible for them to remain in the body q
1t is harmless in its effects on the sys.
lem. and the health ofthc patient, is always
improved by its use, even when no worms
are discovered Numerous certificates Of its
usefulness have been received, which the pro.
prietor does not consider necessary 10 publish.
In fact he is in daily receipt Of letters icons
mcndaion from various parts Of the country /;
not only in regard to its superiority in The ex-
pulsion Of worms, but also OIL account Of its
valuable as properties as pleasant tonic and
Strengthening medicine.
Josiah Thompson. near Salem, N. ]. ad.
mnistered this Vermifuee to child between
two and three years old, and says that in few
days she discharged one hundred and twenty
seven large worms!i
Mr.. A Lentz, OF Penn Township Savings
Institution, in this city, gave it to one OF his
children; and says that after the sixth dose it
brought away about fifty worms at once, fye
and six inches long.
Mr.. Ferdinand Woodruff used two bottles
oft this Vermilnge fo' Dyspepsia, and in ',he
course of two weeks discharged upwards of
thirty pieces of Tape worm, aud was thereby
perfectly cured -
Another gentleman Of this city had it ad.
mristered to his little daughter, about three
years old, VIXEN she had number OF dischnr-
ses from her bowels composed entirely of lit,
tie white thread worms. He said they came
away from her, not only by hundreds, but l may
truly say, by thousands. separately and in solid
balls as large as hickory NUS, composed en-
tirely of dead worms"
For sale by r. s. Roberts, nnly Agent in
this place for the sale Of DR.. Jayne's celebra-
ted Family Medicine.
July 26 6m 81
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JOHN I'D. CHASE, M. d.,
PhySSCl<y2i and Nax3.ge0n,

HBEGS leave to offer his professional seryi.
I'D ces to the citizens Of I'd ge6eld and vicini-
ty aud respectfully To solicit share of their
patronage.
Doctor C.'s past success in the treatment of
diseases of men, women and children, encour.
ages him thus to ask the support Of an enlight'
ened community.
REFERENCES
v. Mott, NJ. D., New York City.
A. Clark, nj. D.. e
r. G. Frary, NJ. ID. Hudson, N, Y,
C. Kimbal. NJ. D.. Lowell, Mass.
H. II. Child, NJ. D.. Pusfield. Mass.
N. B.-Prompt attention given to calls left
nv residence, the house formerly occu led by
s. s. Tompklns, Esq, by night or day, or at
the Pos, Office BY day. ]. ID. c.
Mny II Il II
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.NOG6ce.

A PPLICATION will be made TO the T.egis-
IA lature at its next Session for. Public
Road TO be made from Shinburg. on CufIee
Town Creek, by way Of Dorn's Mills ON
Hardlabor Creek, to intersect the old Cam
bridge Road in Abbevile District, mol far from
Matlison's Ferry OH Little River.
Aua Both 1913. 3m 80
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Herbert 3. Elder,

Herbert ,,' B. Elder Bill, for foreclosure
John Hill, Ordinary, and and sale.
Washington Suom. r
MI Office is hereby given, that bty virtue o.
lV the decree of the Court in THIS case.
sllul sell at Edge6eld. Court House on the
firs. Monday in October next. Ono tract ol
land, containing five hundred and twenty.thrce,
ncres more or less. situate in the District aud
State aforesaid, on the Martin,own'and Sc"u
Roads, and Gunnell's Creek. bounded by
lands of Lee Ilols,ein, David Quarles. Daniel
Prescott, Henry Waldrum and Mrs Whitaker
Terms of sale cash.
S. S. TOMPKINS. c. F. E. D.
Commissioners Office, Sept. 9Th, loao;
Sept. q 4 90
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Public Notice.

rs hereby given, tha, application will be
Il made 10 lbe Legislature for an Act Of
Incorporation Of Mount Tabor Church.
situated 6 miles N. E. Of Edsefsld Cour,
House. s:ts.;;gt si 4
July 10 l64S 3m 26
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NOTICE.

A PPLICATION will be made to the Leg
IA islalure of this State at the next Session,
10 repeal the Sixth Section Of an Act entitled
an Act, 10 Incorporate certain societies and com
panies and 10 renew and amend certain Char
ters heretofore granted, ratified on the 18th Of
December, lS47. .'sE.,s..
Aug % 3nl 81
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Sept Is
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY,

Jacob Pow Bill for Partition Of
cS. tic Estate OF John
Philip Pow and others. Poo, deceased
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that John
4 S,o:kman and Rebecca his wife John
REYNOLDS and Ann his wife. William Spann.
Philip Spann, William Edwards, Slep
herd and Sally his wife, late Sally Edwards,
and Lewis Edwards, some Of the Defendants
in this cause, are without the limits of This
State; Ordered. that The Defendants aboyes
named, do appear in this Honorable Cont.
and plead answer OF demur 10 the SAID Bill,
within three months from the publication OF
this order, or the said Bill, will be taken pro
confcsso against them.
S. s. TOMPkINS. C. F.. E. D.
Commissioner Office, July 10Th, l549.
July II 3m 25
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Notice

TT S hereby given, that the next Legislature
! IL will be petitioned, praying the opening Of
II Public Road, near ]. 6. Burnet!'s, 10 run
by ]. w. and R Coopels residence, into the
Island Ford Road, near T. c. Grifin's> thence
across it by James Cresswelrs residence, on
through N. L. Griffin's plantatation, into the
old Chailesto Road, near his quarter.
July 10, IS4S 26 3ln
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Notice..

A PPLlCATION will be made at The next
"a. session Of the Legislature to discontinue
the old Charleston Road between the Bridge
on Ninety-Sx Creek and the Creek next Il.
bove the Gin House Of N. l.. Griffin, on the
said road.
July 49, 1s4S. 3m 26
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NWR. Rolf, who held conditionally all in
lYH terest in the right of Edge6eld District,
TO Hotchxiss' Reuction Mill Wheels, (PatenO
has never complied with said condition, thero
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or ma any contract for said Wheels
We, the undersigned are the owners, OF said
right, and light purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will not be good. :,
Mr. J. IT. WEBER, we autliOrIse, with full
power to act as our agent.
COTHRAN g. MOORE.
March l, 1S47. If 6
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN ORDINARY,
Ellington Clark,

p,,';5 zRR|,; FRR|s;S :, S., Summon, in Partition.
others Deffts. ~
ET appearing to my satisfaction that Phil
II ip Clark, Jesse Clark, Jesse Wallace.
and wife Francis. Wesley Rnnels, and
wife Elizabeth, defendants in this case, reside
without the limits of this Stale, il is there
fore ordered, that they do appear and object to
the division or sale Of the Real Estate of Eliz.
beth Clark deceased. on or before the flrst
Monday IN October next. or their consent to
the same will be entered ofrecord.
JOHN HILL, o. @. n.
July II 1T 70
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac. IIawes

VS..
Rob'i Shannon.
yE7HE defendant, Rober, Shannon, who is
z in the custody Of the Sheriff Of Edgefield
is,ric,, by virtue Of capias ad satisfaeiendum
issued in this case, having filed schedule of
his whole estate. and n petition for The benefit
of The ln.olvent Debtors Act, on motion Of
Carol, the defendants Attorney, it is therefore
ordered, that the said Isaac Hawes, as well as
all others the creditors OF the said defendant, do
appear at Edge field ourt House bofnrc the
Court OF Common Pleas for tho said district on
the first Monday IN March next. 10 shew cause,
if any they can. why the said defendant should
not be admitted TO the benefit of the said act.
THOS. G. BACON. ccpED
Aug9 164s 3m 90
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Family Grocery & Liquor Store.
BJHE subscriber respectfully informs his
x friends and the public Il at he has opened
n Sore OIL the corner recently occupied by
Herbert g. Duffy, where he will keep on hand
q general and well assorted stock Of FAMILY
GROCERIES. LIQUORS Sc, which will
be sold on accommodating ,erms
~ " 'O'' - NJ. D. ROCHE.
Hamburg, Aug16 st ~
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Public Notice.

rs hereby given, that application will be made
Il to the Legislature for an act Of 5Incorpora.
ton of Little Stephens Creek Church, situated
about 10 miles north Of Edgcfeld Court House.
Aug l6 3n 800 30
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Notice.

All persons indebted to. the Estates Of Eliza
beth Clark, Mary Clark. and Henry Clark,
deceased. late nf this District, are requested
10 make immediate payment, and n those hav.
ing any demanJswill present them duly atlested
according to law.
JAMES BLACKWELL, AImin'r.
Aug 7 lS4S. 3m ~
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AGENCIES HELD BY
R. 8. R % B e Ee T s.
Ep EINHARDT's Glus, Pad Trusses, So
Ia to$5.
do. Cupping Gases, Sl1 $l2to Sl3.
do. Canstic Cnlheters, Sc
do. AmputatiEg Cases $3.50 each.
do. Surgical or Dental instruments OF
all kinds.
do. DR.. David Jayne's Family Medl-
cines.
Scarpa's Acoustic Oil and Jackson's Pile
Enbroca,ion.
Fahneslock 8 Vermiluge.
Townshend's Sasaparila.
Rowand a. Walton's CuIlen's Panacea, DC.
Il. e. J. w. Johnson, Law Booksellers
The GraefIenberg Company's Medicines.
DR. Brandrcth's Pills.
DR.. Woodrlfi's Medicines,
DIR. Beckwith's Pills.
For all OF any of which, I shall be happy to
receive orders accompanied by The cash. Re'
duc,ons OH " holesale purchases.
For sale by K. 5. RobEk Is
Sept l3 IT o4
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Notice.

Notice.
YESHE Estate Of Marshal R. Smith, deceased
u being without administration. and there
fore derelict all persons having papers pertain.
ing to the estate, are requested 10 hand them
over 10 me by the earliest practicable time, and
.all those indebted to The estate 10 make pay
ment, and those having demands to presen'
them properly attested.
JOHN HILL, o. F. D.
june IA 6m 81
-" Hamburg Journal will please copy.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ coupT DE ORDINARY.

OlU1C vi kOouSN N~~
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY
Thomas McCarty and wife
Patsey and others, Applicants. Summons
rS. IN
Polly Stewart and others, Partition.
Defendants.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction, that Thomas
Stewart, William Thompson, Thomas
Thompson, Alexander Thompson, Narcllla
Thompson Nelly Thompson. Policy Thomp
son, and Tab,ha Thompson, Distributes in
the Real Estate of Alexander Stewart deceased,
live without the Ii its Of this State. II is
therefore ordered, that they do appear in the
Court of Ordinary for the District aforesaid.
and obies, 10 the Sale or Division of the Real
Estate aforesaid, OH or before the fourth day Of
December next, or their consent will be
entered Of Record.
Given under my hnnd at my Office, this day
the 25,h August. lS4S
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
Aug 80 3m 80
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Ralph Scurry.
VNHE Plaintiff in the above case; having
Il this day filed his Declaration in my Of.
fee, and the Defendant having neither wife
nor attorney, known 10 reside within the limits
of this State, on whom copy Of said Declara-
ton, with rule 10 plead, can be served On
motion Of Mr.. Adams, attorney for Plaintiff, it IS
ordered ,lhatlhe said defendant appear and plead
10 the said Declaration, within u year and n
day from the date hereof, or judgmen! will be
given against him by default.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office. Edgefeld CHI. 18th Nov. ,1e47.
november "a 1y "A
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, containing Five
"A hundred and eghty-6ve acres (5e5),
Twelve miles from Edgefeld T.. H., lying be-
tween Beaverdam and Turkey Creeks, IA
miles from Carrull's Mill.
Terms will be made easy.
Applyto
r. PLATT BRUNSON.
NAV 81 6rh ~
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Fair Notice..

A LII Persons indebted 10 The Subscriber by
IA Note or Account, are requested to make
payment by Return Day in October next. If
they ish TO save cost. and all sums which are
within Magistrates jnrisdi ion, il not paid by
tha, time must also pay cost :; asI must haYe
mouey TO kOep mp my -hnainnes4.- & - :
NJ W.sCLARY
Colcman's x Roads, March 10. Unto. 8
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Domestic Goods.
NEW GOODS.

yENHE Subscriber has just received splen-
b did Stock of Spring and Summer Goods.
For Ladies' ware, fine lot of
Musllns, Barages and Ginshafns,
Fine Mantes and Shawls,
Bonncts and Bonnet Ribbons,
Worked Collars and Musin Trimmings,
Black and White Lace Wells,
For Gen'lemen's wear,
A fine Stock of Boots and Shoes, Of all
kinds,
Leghor,r, Panama, Palm, Silk and Bever
HATS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Crockery,
A good nssormen, of Groceries, ouch as
Sugar, Coffee. Molpsscs and Rice,
Fresh CHEESE.
With mnnv articles too tedious to mention.
all OF which will he sold very cheap for Cash,
or on time, TO punctual customers;
B. C. BRYAN.
April II u
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28

The SAILOR JEROME. Common Coun
Gil last night worlhily followed the example SET
them by the English authorities, in rewardlng
the noble humanity and self devotion exhiolicd
by Frederick. Jerome, the sailor of the Ns'c
World. His residence has been in this city ior
eight or nine years past, where his wiie ana
children reside-and il WIS determined III tne
session of the Board of Aldermen, to prcsen'
him with the freedom of the city, in goidcn
box. -Four Aldermen were appointed 10 wan
on him immsdiatcly upon his arrival, WIN 'hlS
appropriate testimony OF honor. we nope,
however, that the public lbcrality VIII no'
stop here, but take measures to bestow upon nm
some substantial gift in return for his generous
daring.-N. Y. Tribune.
MAMMOTH STEAMER FOR THE LALEs.-Ihe
Empire State" which is now building at Buff
faio, and 10 neasiy finished, exceeds all the
steamers on the western lakes and good judges
say she is not surpassed by any boat in the
world. She is owned partly in Buffalo, partly
in New York, and third in the city of Brook
lyn. Her length is $40 feet, 81 feet beam,
100 tons burthen--will carry 1000 barrels OF
freight, 400 cabin and 1900 steerage passengers.
She has iso state rooms, each feet by Z, with
elegant double beds OF these state rooms
thirty are double rooms for families.-N Y.
Posi-.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28

ANEcDoTE OF THE EMPEROR NICHoLAs-xA
gentleman recently from St. Petersburgh tells
a story about the Emperor Nicholas which we
do not remember 10 have seen in print. While
the cholera was raging ia that city, a few
Neeks since, the delusion seized upon some of
the lower classes of the population that they
were poisoned by the bakers. Acting under
this impression mob seized upon poor baker
and beat him so numerically that he died.
The Emperor on hearing of the transaction
/ Instituted the most rigorous measures Tor the
apprehension of the ringleaders. Six having
been arrested, he fixed day for their public
chastisement with the terrible knout, in oDsF of
the open places of the city. An immense
assemblage convened ; and Nicholas himself,
unguarded and in the simple attire ofa private
citizen, was present TO see Justice done.
After the culpris had been duly punished, he
came and addressed the people. lie explain
ed to them the enormity Of the offence of those
who had mobbed the poor baker said tina,
there were duly appointed administrators Of
The laws, and the people had always access to
himself to make known their complaints
/. He showed the helnous injustice which might
BE done when mobs took the law into their
own hands; and he exposed the absurdty Of
the idea that the prevalent epidemic was oc-
casoncd by poisoned bread " Rather is it ;"
he exclaimed, "a judgment Of heaven against
US for our sins. And in pertence and prayer
we should seek relief my children, rather than
in mobbing poor, innocent bakers. Yes, the
dspensation comes from God (; aud to God
alone must we look for succor.'
With these words, uttered with great anma
tion, and with most expressive gestures, and
an extension Of the arms, the Emperor produc
ed such an effect that the whole immense
assemblage kneecd as by a single voliton
Taking advantage Of the OCCASION he also knel'
and assuming the functions Of priest as well
as of lawgiyer and emperor, addressed a
most eloquent and impressive prayer to the
throne of grace, before which there is no dis
,intion OF monarchs and peasants. The gen
tleman, who beheld this scene, came away
with the conviction that Nicholas is very
great man--Boston Transcript
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28

a Coon SroRY.-An exchange paper prints
story about Mr.. Cass and pet parrot, with
the significant title OF " more noise and confu-
sion," in allusion TO the speech made by Mr..
Gass at Cleveland or somewhere else. The
story is that Mr.. Cass has favorte parrot,
which, from the very universally of the cry,
even aronnd Mr.. Cass own neighborhood, had
caught up tho words "Hurfah for old lack -
Its owner supposing that some unruly boys
were purposely Insulting and annoying him,
sent his iootman out TO 'dsperse them, Tho
returned with the word that the street was
clear OF youngsters. Sull the omnous cry
was heard, "nurrah hurrah for old Tack. 8
The distress of Mr.. Cass, When the vocifer.
alton was traced to the actual vocifera,or
may be more easily mglnaed than described y
". York Com. ADJ.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28

Loco Foco DicrioSARY.-The miners
Journal, Potnvile, Pa, pullshes the follow
ing Loco Foco Dictionary"
"CleaI and uHquestionable'-That which
is in dispute.
The whole or none''--A little more thar
half
Fifty four forty or hght"-Foriy nine ant
funk.
"a bloodless achievement sacri6c,
of 30 900 lives.
"lndemnity for the past Losing $780,.
900 900 in fight with Mexico.
"Securlty for the future Paying 5000,
900 more.
"Aid and comfort Giving the Mexican,
General.
Government economy $50 ,66s, ,Oi9 pei
year.
"No national debt bt'-Adyestising for loans
"Hard moncy'-'rressury notes.
"Will Of the people e''-"Veto and ditto"
"Revenue Tarlf''-Pro,ectIon To British
Manufactures.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28

Suicide of an OGccr.-Lieut. }. d. Clark
9th Infantry, committed suicide by leapinR of
T, opposite Helena, Ark, few days ago
lie came on board at Cairo and registered his
name for Vicksburg. lie was evidently labor
ing under great excitement from the time he
came on board at Cairo until he committed the
fatal deed, as he never ceased to walk the
deck, apparently much agitatec, during the
whole time. The deceased bore conspicuous
part in the battle of the valley Of Mexico, and
was wounded at Cerro Gordo.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28
6cralo of tbc Gin,es
ISL ANDE Err;
NEWPORT.
NEWPORT.
Thursday Morning, Sept. 2S, lS48.
For The Daily and Weekly Herald.
CladiatOrs.

1t is announced by the press land in some
instances aoithom commenf that vessel con-
tanning living animals is about to be precpita-
ted over the Falls Of Niagara, that the Ameri-
can public may be gratifed by witnessing the
terror and dying agonies of the helpless VIC
tins in making the terrific plunge into death
The Republic Of Rome was far older than this
ere any human monsters dared to insult the
virtue Of her citizens by an exhibition of the
sufierings even Of the most ferocious of the
brute creatOn-but the time did come when
her people depraved by war and conquest
crowded to her Amphith eatres to witness the
combats Of the nobler beasts, and as their taste
for blood "grec upon uha IL fed upon" cap
tives and criminals were placed in the arena to
fight and perish with brutes and finally with
each other until at last before the downfall of
the Empire, Roman citizens were trained to
butcher each other on the stage to CRAFTY the
savage tastes of the people, and women, yes
ladies as delicate as the most fashionable and
fastidious of our land, sat by the hour delight
ed spectators Of the horrid scenes, and gave
life or death as the whim of the moment promp-
ted, by the turning Of their thumbs to the van
quished as they looked imploringly to them
whilst prosrrate under the weapon of their op-
ponent.
But I'VE are great and enlightened people, who
move by steam and talk by lightning ,and in one
short war of aggression have heaped upon our
heads more infamy and guilt than imperial
Rome had accumulated in the lapse of centu-
ries, and it is but natural that we should also
outstrip her in the decentralization of manners that
preceded her do wnfa and which is the newt
able consequence Of being familiarized with
scenes of rapine and bloodshcd and of every
crime on earth combined and expressed in that
one short word, WAR III.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28

Trophie, from Merico.-We have been
shown by a returned volunteer from Mexico
several curiosites, being portion of the sPoils
of the recent campaign. Among them we
may meption>a magnificent dress coat that was
found in Sansa Annals room at the National
Palace. 1t is of the finest cloth, supsrbly orn-
amented with gold bullion, and lined with white
satin The cost could not have been less than
5000. Also a pair Of spurs, mounted in sill
YER, and found at the residence Of Paredes dur
ing an expedition made by Major Polk. They
arc of exquisite workmanship, and are really
very brilliant affairs.-Phila. Inquirer.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-28

No ADVANTAGE WHATEVER. All here
you are, my good fellow, how dye do' Upon
my honor 1t does my heart good to see you
once more. Ilow's your family, and the old
woman, we havn't seen her this long time
when is she coming down to see my wife :"
81 am quite well, ! thank you, but indeed
sir, you have the advantage"
Advantage my good fellow, what adyan-
tager
Why really, sir, do not knew you!
know me well, ] don't know you; where
in the deuce is the sdyanIager