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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
ireland and America.

The Dublin Nation and Fre,'aoa u June -. siso
great prominence TO the Irish sympaihy Meeting oe'
at the Broadway Tabernacle. The Ha'os I'VE give 10
leader entire notwithstanding IT. reference TO inc hd
TOR now sbsent) says
AMEaIcA ouR ALLy--Eyery american nsn o, , -
new Evidences that ireland Z becoming 40 oolsd o.
anxious socirude to the srest hepaDns ,.,s
~ o,hI;.rsd =, Ottawa Ia Illinois, and the other At
CIrcPpnsss The Halifax and Philadelphia sddresses
=, sh;eh xe devote one Of pages, end would sise
~ we could tbdsy, far more--attest the CROWN sn'
.-a,,nss. of this free peoples sympathy.
In fhis New-York meeting. the son OF our Lmmeit
and nephew Of the other with genius verify OF nls
80 father and chivalry like his gallant uncle.
nske. the chief figure Bot be does not stand alone
MseSeyns son scts with him. and the Chiefs Of the de-
pendants Of former emgrsnts, Hon hessrs. Bur.
Ter Hanningsn and Mckeon, the OConnors ana hosaLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
More Trouble in France
AN OUTBREAK EXPECTED.
THE C0NSTITU1I0N OF THE REPIBLIC
TIE QUEEN PROPOSES VISITING IRELAND.
UNION AMONG THE IRISH REPEALERS
REVERSES 0F THE PIEDN0NTESE.
vienna and Padua taken by the luSlrianS
REVOL UTION IN BOHEMIA.
BOWRaRDnENT OF PRAGUE.
THE CHOLERA AT MOSCOW.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

THE PINE DIsEAsE-A letter received IN BCs-
ton from Wilmington. v C. says in relation to this mat
ter There can be no mistake about the great dcs.
,,c,;on of nine trees and shall feel II by nd-by
The next clippings win show great falling on ana by
Fall we shall feel the deficiency of the crop which Is es
timstsd all the way from quarter 20 nan 'nsIe Is
affair. though no doubt exaggerated IN some places
YOU can ride two miles and not see live tree ana the
psease Il still going on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
Miscellaneous Intelligence.

n Ardouln. the Minister Of Hayti has presented
letter from the President Of Hsyu 10 the French Vos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

/ ~ Hon. THOMAS T. WHTrLEsEY, of Danbury,
the Loco candidate for Governor Of CT in ls47, has
gone to Wisconsin, where he intends to reside
permanently.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

| ~ John Van Buren, is TO deliver political
| address in salem some time this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

tF@ "ANsELNo,' and the FORGET -ME-Nor'' :
two charming stories for children from the German Of
CHRISTOPHER Won ScHNiD, have been published by
Edward DUNCAN. They are beautifully Illustrated
NTH Uooa.cuts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

. The LITERARY AMERICAN is the
pstronymic OF new l6page journal OF good reading,
issued AT 81 Annst-G. F. Quackenboss, Editor, A. J.
Townsend, Publisher. The initial number gives much
capital literary aliment-ir promise for good after.
performance The prospectus guarantees the publcs-
ton for year At least g per anuum in good form
for binding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
The Constitution Of the French Republic.

Frum NsI EIdlI's NrssenstT n JIM y
In presence Of God, and in the name OF the
French people. the National Assembly proclsims and
DEGREES as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

vienna and Padua taken by the luStrians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
Boum.RDmENT Or PRAGUE,

REVOLUTION BOHEMIA.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-06

All to be hot-rollod.
so sheets 60-cz. braziers' copper
5000 lbs. li-inch composition sheathing nails
500 6-S /"
To be copper and tin-no zinc.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-06

tContMssd )1SM 1,sf pasel
s'Gs' w. ;s5f. 8 & sas. = 'f' 10
~ gross iron screws tnck, n No is of per gross
2 3l"e HofNo. IA, Iof20) g
s"ao "a" q Of No. IL, Of 10. Of
% gross brass screws pinch q of No 49, Is Of It, Of
~ - IA 8 of9, offs, Of y per gross
81 gross brass pinch 40 Of No. IT, of Of
gross brlss screws -inch Il Of No H. Of 81 per gr
IL =" a. y ii :" Is of No. Il, 3 of6, 2 offs,
of A. per gross
80 :" ~ s-le" I" q of No. IL, 3 Of ii, Of TO-
offs, of8, offs, I Of y per gross
gross brass screws finch Il Of No 6, Of Of q per
IL gross brass -ineh a of No. 10, Of S, 2of4
Of 81 per groas fA34 M ~ H44
IL dozen best caststec pIanorons, assorted from to
~ inches, per dozen
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-06

70 auires blank daily expenditure requisitons e blanks
each sheet) ,
5O0 discharges printed on nae paper l"'h an aProP"
aeylee)
o!uer poon ILL.,
% P ;. n ,, L,L nh
a.. % pm M po.u . u, t,nL ;l
g haifrp;nt hottle. red ink
q papers ink powder
4 paper knives
8 penknives, a blades)
! ease mathematical then ss;al. instruments
parallel rules, large size)
Il dozen camel hair pencils
8 sand-boxes (hard woody
80 pounds black sand
= poanee and box
so cards steel pens, with holders
double log-satcs
s states
2, 500 quilts
2 wafer seals
g. pieces RED tape
q lbs Hul's sealing "a ' wax
3 r roaf r rIsS
na, nsiI lop paper
Is r r. 'ottsr n,p psp'f' 'a''' '"'o
10 e oairss S Sio,. ins1 paper p'p''
81 snee@ drawing paper, 0.so'''u'
MAYNARD, WASHINGTON.
CLAss-No. l.
'sasal Iron.
50 tons best American gray pig iron, No. l.
r. ,,o,,r ,rnI, ar s,.amer building a. K;ter
Maine.
~ No !
-, st,1 inch long bv feet II inches
Top-Two plates feet men long oy iee' IL 'ncnes
wide -, Co, /, inch Iono bu 9 fac, I, ;nch..
D''' wide
n. la. r caatT ,ncbo Ion ,1,O
feet II inches wide
End, Nos. and 2six plates, feet inches long by Q
feet wide
TANK No 2.
IT, sx mates. feet 7 inches long by 2 feet inches
wide
Boitom-Six p'a'cs' 'ee' '0'' 0s " ''e' "'"''
w n 40 Twelvc mates. s feet inchea long nv
S'dss .sos. q a ;n.S., ,.;ds p' '' 'Ns y
End. Nos and 81 we've p''eS' ee' n'no' long oy
Three se ses ," or Sc plates to be marked No2
TANK NO ..
Top.-Two plates, ieet men ioHs ny ieet IL hches
Bottom Two plates, feet inch long by feet inch
wide
Side No. 1.-Two plates feet inches long by feet II
Side NO 1.-Two plates, feet inch long by feet II inch
es wide ,
Ends Nos and SIX Pa'cs' i''' oneS 'o"s ny 'ee
1 men WIZ, ,n .,.,.. % he marked KNo3
NV 'o' TAsKNo.4.
j,
Top-Two plates inch long by feet inches wide
Boiom.Three plates, feet men long oy ieet WIDE
Side No. 1.-Two plates, feet 10 inches long by feet
inches wide .
Side No 2-One plate, feet inches long by feet inch
wide end and 1901 hcnes VIDE at the other
Ends Nos and 2Six Plates eet inches long by feet
inches WIDE - /. ,.r..a NJ
One set or IA plates, 10 DO "a,N'" A'o' t.
TANK Nos
IT, ,o ,,atea < feet inch long bv feet inches wide
aop-A VIZ Pla.I,s, : W 60. oe ,onna h CO.. $500
'' 'n;d. - -
Gil. NJ. md -Four pates feet 10 inches long bv Q
| Feet q inches wide
E~ds Nos and Six plates, feet 10 inches long by
feet 3 inches wide
One set, of IA plates, to be marked n NO. D.
TANK Noe e
,.-.,YL o;..n..,.
Bottom pates Zee Inn m ,os .'s w,uc
Side No Two plates feet III i0cneS long oy feet
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-06

50
IS 30-inch for cots, per bolt
1900 yards coal sacking for coal bag: poi yard
1000 = twisd bagging for bread bags !"
50 pieces light ravens duck per piece
Far and Cotton Iscne.
1900 lbs. 3-thread fax sewing-twine, per 10.
500 Z" S and 6-fold cotton sowing-tw,ne, per h.
ai a e,tf CLAss--No. Z. asiglel
a Sperm on and Cs~dles.
5000 gallon. win.:s pure sp.M OIL Pc, gallon
y nt5 2o CLAss-No.8
Stationery, &c.
dozen memorandum books, per dozen
2 qurc blank books
pieces India rubber "
g. i-pint bottles blackink, Maynard Noyes, per
l-pint bottles red ink, per dozen
&c metal inksands with covers per dozen
8 T" penknives, blades, Rodgers best quality, per
'Es dozen
S reams log paper, per ream
IS % foolscap paper, fain. lined per ream
dozen sheets elephan. drawing paper, per sheet
reams blotting paper, per roam
gross Gots eagle pens boxes of dozen each, per
gross
Dozen penholders for a swan-quli pens, per dozen
10 parallel rules, "a inch, each
gross lead pencils A. w. Fabers, Graduated per gr
5000 quilts best No. &c. per M.
2 dozen lockwood sand boxes per dozen
papers fine black writing sand pint each, per
boxes water colors and pencils complete, each
II pounds best scarlet waters, per pound
dozen papers best ink powders, per dozen
10 pounce boxes, ivory with pounce, each
Y round rulers, (hard wood, each
u Gunter,s scales (box wood each
s states, hard wood frames, each
A erasuFe knives, each
realms buff envelope paper, per ream
rolling rulers, each
wafer seals, each
dozen rolls silk taste, inch wide, assorted colors per
pounds best American scarlet sealing-wax per pound
AZ letter books, cap size, qurcs, full bound, each
- ivory paper folders, each
.;s cases drawing instruments, each
g dozen cames hair pencils assorted sizes, per dozen
2pv slate pencils, per M,
NAVY YARD, PHILADELPHIA
CLAss-No /.
Iron Chain, SC. (per pound)
so fa.homs Of iron proof chain, estimated to weigh
100 fathom. Of iron proof chsin estimated to weigh
400 lbs A ,fs y
100 A.homs Of iron proof chain, estimated to weigh
100 sthom. Of iron proof chain, estimated to weigh
agrapnsls Of 100 lbs each
50
2" of 40 Z" 1865
s,& Fiat iron for mast hoops for Steamer.
$3.50 lbs ~ inches wide, GIG inch thick, and feet 10
inches in length vs. t@ 1st3tss
gdtsa CLAss-No. 2.
at Lead, Tin, &c.
10 boxes tin, per box
10 boxes Xxx tin per box
$50 lbs pig block tin, per ID
1900 lbs ID sheet lead, ("
1900 lbs I ID 90 I"
loo feet / inch lead pipe, weight $50 Il
100 feet inch 81 $50 lbs
CLAss-No. 3.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
NORMAL SCHOOL.

RE School opens the l7lh Of this month, at
lYE my Farm. Number Of Pupils limited.
IT well cassed an efficient tTeacher can pro.
perly manage and instruct fifteen. I have
competent Assistant Costs;6f The many
apparatus, reading roonr ard gymnasium
six hundred dollars. Physical exercise appor-
toned by the Insitutor is necessary 10 maintain
natural proportion between bodily and men,
tai growth al d action. Seven ahours will be
daily employed in exercises purely scholastic.
Four hours recreation.
respectfully solicit occasionally the profes.
sional services Of clergymen ofgthe christian
denominations. From these gentlemen, lee.
tufes to my family and pupils not sectarians
will be acceplable was rn,sed under the deci-
pne Of the Baptist Sectarianisn is niisap.
piled and religion abused, when merged in tue
| discipline of a school. This proposition ask
permission to establish in giving my plan Of
leaclling 10 the reading and thinking public
which wish to do through The medium Of the
press. taught the Presbyterian Schools nj
Greenwood last year and tender their Patrons
my acknowledgements FOR kindness and fatter'
ing patronage. Itit properf for me to say that
have confidence in the high schools of the
Bantists and Presbylerians ar Greenwood. and
wish that the public spirited manner in,which
The Institutions respectively, are: gotten up will
reap II satisfactory patrona gge..5fsis
Boarding Except lighls) pcrsmonlb, $500
English Glass, 5000
Classical and Mathematical, 1000
Address Wuodvilc, or New Market, Post
Office, Abbeville Dis, S, c..
J. W..yONESSPrinc
Jan 81 At 81 .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
.EelmaFe AcadeIaaYi.

RHYIlE Female Academy ln5the vicinity OF
H Elton T.. o., seven milesnotth Of Edge.
field Court House, on the road To- Ca Cambrldge,
under. the direction of Miss MARY. J JuHAN., The
favorable character of Miss Julian as an excel.
sent instrncress has been established in seyerul
1eclions of the District, by The experience Of
several years teaching, and justly cumlnend her
to The patronage Of Parents aud Guardians.
Terms Of Tuition, per session Of Fiue
Months -
me9ic, Sc 90
Wi,h,he above, Grammar, History, Geo
graphy, 8 90
With the above, Natural aud Moral Phi.
losopby and Composition, &c. u 90
Music, and use of Piano, Z, i;za, lS 90
Boarding can be had in.seycial families al
81 per mouth. :.;:.,..,5
Payments at the end Of each session.
January 5 IF so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
~ ,Vgo2.e N.g2g, Goods.

AT ROBERTS CHEAP: CASH STORE!
II Ah BAGS cheap Gaffee, at 10 lbs. for 81,
III q Another hogshead of that clleap SUI
ear l2lbs. for 81 00,
Another OF that magnificent Sugar lO4lbs. for
81 90,
Some more cheap Teas at l2i cents a sett,
Solar, and side, Lard Lamps,
Dime Plates at 25 cents a sett,
Double refined crushed Sugar, 8 pounds for
81 90,
Brown cotton Drill at 12l cents yard,
Plaid and striped Pantaloon sluifs 10 els. 10 20
cents yard.
Coates Spool Cotton and Bates Needles,
Turpen,ine Soap at cents pound by the
box. or IL! cents q bar by the single bar,
No. 1 Mackarel in kits at So 90, also by retail
Britannia Teaspoons, l2t to 37A cents selt,
do Tablespoons, 37d cents sell,
Collins warranted Axes, at 81 124 cents each,
Seed Potatoes aud Garden Seeds,
For sale by
R. S. ROBERTS.
Who has also LIE Roy's Pills, Peters and
| Spencers Pills, Porous and Poor Mans Plas.
ter. Cement for Glass and China, with a full
stock Of Patent aud all her MEDICINES.
febrnary2 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
INTERESTING TOMECHANICS.
Tie cheapest and bes. scientific paper IN the Uni
( ted States is the 1,e,o papcT entitled Mc
Scientific Mechanic,

Inuenior's Il duocafe, Patent Office Report
err. and ErpOsilor of Arts and Trades.
HDUBLISHED by Rufus Porter, (formeily
-M editor and publisher of the "New York
Mechanic" and the 'eScientfc American" y
atthe Sun Buildings, No. l3S Fulton street,
New York.
Each number Of this paper contains from
three to five Engravings, most oflhem Original
and well executed, illustrative Of New Inyen
tons, Scientific Principles, Elegant Designs,
aud Natural Cnnosies-aso general notices
ofthe progress of Mechanical and other Scien-
tlfic provements-Amercau aud Foreign In
ventons-ca,alogues of American Patents
original Scientific Essays, illustrating tile scien
ees of Mechanics, Chen istry, Electro. Magnet
ism and Magnetic. Electricity ;-Curous Phllo-
sophcal Experiments, and valuable instruction
in various Arts IL Trades,-nolices of The most
interesting passing events, eliglous intelligence,
poetry, &c. This paper is especially entitled
to the patronage of mechanics and-manufaciu-
.rers; and farmers also will derive much advan.
tage from its instruction in various mechanical
irades. As family newspaper it will convey
more useful intelligence to children and yonng-
people than five times its cost in school instruc-'
ton; and m the principle of economy, it may,
beargued, that every copy, if well preserved
will command more than the original cost al
the end of the year: Published weekly for ono
dollar per annum persingle copyi five copies
to one address for four dollars.
dec 20 If 49
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY
Margaret Head, Applicant, Snr

Marsare, Head, Applicant, } Summons
rS. nj
.5aml, Nc Crary and others, D'ffts. Partition.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction, that James
IL McCray, Thomas McCrary, and John
McCrary, distributes in the above stated case,
reside beyond The limits of this State, it is there
fare ordered that they do appear in the Court
of Ordinary for the District of Edscfield and
State Of South Carolina, on or before the third
day of April next. 10 show cause if any. why
the real estate Of Ann McCrary, decd. should
not be sold or divided. or their consent 10 the
same will be entered OF record.
/. Given under my hand, al mysoicc, This the
9th December lS47
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
dec 30 3m 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
..TjT5HE .jT5I .soLpIER,s DEATH.BED.

8sssN BY MRS. HEMAHs.
Like thee to die, thou un!--My boyhood's
dream
Was thisi nni now my spirit, with thy beam,
Ebbs from field Of victory yet the, hour
Bears back upon me, With torrents power ,
Natures deep longings oh! I! for some Kind
EYE,
Wherein to meet loves fervent, farewell gaze !
Some breast 10 pillow ife's last agony,
Some voice, to speak of hope and brighter days,
Beyond the pass Of shadows!-But go,
], that haYe been so loved, go hence alone;
And ye, now gathering round my own hearlh.'
glow,
Sweet friends! it may be that softer tone.
Eveniu this moment, with your laughing glee,
Mingles its cadence while you speak of me-:
Ofme, your soldier, midst the mountains lying,
ON the red banner Of his battles dying,
Far. far away and, oh your parting prnyei-
Will not this name be fondly murmurd there 7
Itwiil!-.A blessing on that holy hearth
Though clouds are darkening 10 o'ercast lis
mirth.
Mother / may not hear thy voice again;
Sisters! ye watch to greet my steps in vain;
Young brother, fare the well ON each dear
= Read
Blessing and love thousandfold be shed,
My souls last earthlY blealhIngs!-May your
z - home
Smile for you ever May no winter come,
No ioorld. between your hearts May even
your tears
For my sake, full of long Remembered years,
Quicken the true affections that enlwlne
Yourves in one bright bond II may not sleeE
Amidst our fathers, where tlosc tears nigh
shine
Over my slumbers; yet your love will keep
My memory living in the ancestral halls.
Where shame hath never trod;-lhc dirk nlgi
falls,
And depart. The brave are gone to rest,
The brothers my coubats, on the breast
or the red field they reap'd; their work il
dome
thou, too, art sct!-farewell, farewell, thor
=. sun
The last lone watcher Of the bloody sod,
Offers trusting spirit up 10 G od.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
THE EDGEFIELD
FEyTE.EEE .RGaaaDESR y,
CONDUCTED BY
Dr. and Mrs. Jones,

= - 49, EHEs SlEpU lIHSs ~ OEaVSs
WMJILL open us heretofore ADVERTISED, on
wv Monday the 9TH ofFebruary. The ar
rangements are as follows. A Primary Depart.
u,ent, Junior, Middle and Seuor Glasses.
In the Primary Department.
Spelling. Reading, Writing and .Ele.
mentary Arithmetic, So 90
In The Junior Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Arithmetic. Primary Geography
Abridged,History, Composition, s 90
IN the Middle Class.
..SnelIins, Reading, Writing, Arilhmc.
tic extended, Grammar aud Pars
.: ing General Geography, History
Of United States and OF England,
80 Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural
~ Philosophy, Composition, 10 OO
In The Senior Class.
Ancient Geography, General History
Critical Reading, Rhetoric. Logic,
Botany, Chemistry. and Natural
Philosophy zebra, Geometry, ~
~. I,aiin with a view To- a more tho.
rough understanding Of Enslis 2 00
Instruction in Music Z l.,s-00
do do French IL s0O
The yearawiil be divided into fonrl quarters
81 of feleYenweeks each, commencing as follows
Istof January. ] 9Th of March lss Of June, and
lst of October - ~ ~
/: q Books, Stationary, Sc, will be furnisEedat
prices 10 cover expenses only
NIB. TlieSp present quaEter (to CONNIE ence on
the 7tIiof February will be charged US y bal
q !. ~, 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
DIR. JOEL BRANHAM'S
EEWEEs s. Ed E'SE0ECYRC
M E D I C. I N E..

EN offering this valuable Medicine 10 The peo
"a pie of S. Carolina foi the relief and cilre oi
many diseases incident TO Southern climate
do mt claim for il infallibity; neither do
say it will cure all diseases. Bul in
CHRONIC LIVER. AFFECTIONS
AND DYSPEPSIA.
lean confidently advise and recommend its
use, from rry personal observation and Use o
the article in my own practice This article is
fnvorably received whereverit has beer nsed
I am allowed to refer to Mr.. George Heard o
.Troup, MIR John Warren Of Columbus, MIR.
:McAffee Of Cobb, Mr.. Asbnry Hull of Athens
Mr.. William ID. Terrell Of Putnam, Rev'd
John E: Dawson Of Lagrange; 10 which d
greatnnmber of mes:might be added, who
beartheir.teslinlony. 10 itsyalue..
fiubitual costveness is found very frequently
cnnnecled. with leebfe5conslilutons, aud per
sons Of sedenary5 habits, which often exer.a'
very dtiiay6rable Influence upon The genera
tilet fiof line subject; and is particularly
Tested by restless and Responding state of TIE
mind, irregular if not luss of appetite. F6I
This condtiono thes systemGt this article is conf.
idently recommended with the positive assur.
ance thntii' The dose is properly adjusted so as
MOTTO 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 purging medicines usually
resortcd to. This article will be- found to aci
as apleasant cordial and tonic. restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every
ndication that the common purging 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, offrS
Of June.
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, olien experience a sense Of fullness
weight, and oppression, about the stomach at
ter eating-in such Gases dose OF this mcd
cine will often afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from heal
burn and costivencss, they may use the article
without the least danger and with great benefit
In sick or nervous bcad.ache, It is n most valu
able medicine.
| could append long list of certificates, bu
forbcar, prelerring to rely on the virtues of the
medicine to sustain itself The mecine is 4
gentle and certain catharic tonic and sudorfic
JOEL BRANHAM.
Eaton,on. Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill
Cheatem e. Settle, Duntonsville, Charles Free
man, Cairo 2. o., and
J. D. TIBBET'rS,
EdgeheId c. II.
sept. s 1y 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
NaArEICE.

YEyElE undersigned have been appointed by
~ His Excelency the Governor, a Dom
mittee for Edge6cld District, 10 receive appli'
cation for relief from the fund appropriated by
the State, .sfor the immediate wants Of the Or
pha,,s and Widows OF those Of the Palmetto
Regiment, who have died since the commence
nent orthe Mexican War, and of those who
have become disabled in the service" We in
vite all those entitled 10 the relief, To make
known their cases to US as early as possible, us
The Governor proposes by the lst March, to dis
tribute the Fund. Captains of Beat Companies
will do a favor to us. TO extend this notice al
their next Company mns,ers.
N. l.. GRIFFIN.
THOS. G. BACON,
WM. P. BUTLER,
January ee If 1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-02-16
Roberts Cheap Cash store.

NEW GOODS-JUST RECEIPED.
ESINDERWOOD'S fresh Salmon in two
B ~ @pouud boxes,
Safdines5in boxes, fresh supply, z, y (.
Finest Olive, Oil for table use,
New Goshen Cheese. fresh supply l0cents,
Best new Cheese al l2i cents pound,
Marbles fof children, IS: g ~
(FJgs, aithonds, Rafsifs, Grapes, Prunes, Cur
| rants. ,as s5
/ ECiiron and ot her Fruits, z55sS -
sEl0tf and Hat Brushes, - III
Fine Record lux az 25 cents a BOTTLE. :.
/ FineneW Dress and Furniture Calico, st tc
I8I cents yard.
Northern Hpmespun 64 to 12l cen!s "A yard,
Fine Canton Flannel ,at 12I cents II yard,
Cotton Dr. at I24 cents ii yard,
Blue and black Cassinelt for Panlaloons,f
Finest Sugar at 10 pounds furSl 90,
Good do ii do do 90,
Coffee 8, Q, and 10 pounds for the dollar,
Rat Poison ut 25 cents boz,
With II large asst; ;rtment of DRUGS, ME
DICINES and PERFUM ERY, which will
continue 10 sell as have always sold hitherto
cheaper than anJ other store IN the place
q. S. ROBERTS.
January 81 If 50