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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-30
.1aya,e's CGl.21aias0t5Ue Bal
S<I21I -.

n s pleasant, certain, safe and effectual re.
Amedy for Dysentary, -DiarrhGa. or. Loose
ness, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint.
Collie, Gripping Pains, Sour Stomach, Sick and
Nervous Headache, Heartburn, Waterbrash,
Pain or Sickness Of the Stomach, Vomiting.
Spilling up OF Food after eating, and also
where il passes through the body unchanged,
Want Of Appetite, Restlessness and inability
to Sleep, Wind in the Stomach and Bowels,
Hysterics, Cramp, Nervous Tremours end
Twitchings, Sea Sickness, Paintings, Melan'
clioly and Lowness Of Spirits, Freuing Of iii;
lants. and for all Bowel Affections and Ner
'vousi Diseases. =, t''s q 4.'s'' ~
This, ARTICLES really Invaluable ia a family,
and may be;depended upon, and IT, generally
naaa hp nhysiciads, Summer. c Coaiin1lplaidfWoiijd
we'd Of all IFS horrors. as they wnnId
one patient 10 five. Kindred cases bai
er!ormsefsctgal cures iri Que fourth .ot
required by the usual methods d. .lreats
hisas IS ettsclpal for aIsl slss ss i il lsI
5Carminatiye has also, a very tapnny; ief:
the many Dyspeptic disorders. oif.tGee
.h--Tsncb as sour stomach, heartburn, wa. wa
ash, sick head ache, weakness Of ihe
cough, difficulty cfbreatlliTng, treu,orss, teu,lto,rIss
apu5iiisi uiSlaNSuotJ' oiuhii, utu idIHtleSS, W.
hitting, and splitting up the food afleF eating,
lien,eria. or where the food passes through the
body unchanged, want ofappelite and inability
t" sleep. 1t will be very useful to pregnant
women, overcoming irrhtabiliiy of the stomach
and thereby preventing nausea, vomiting and
heartburn. Mothers will find this much supe.
ror, as well as safer and cheaper 10 give their
children for fretting and crying &c. than the
usual drops and cordials TO which they have
been accustomed.
CERTIFICATES.
The Rev. Enoch Barker, now ofSamptown,
N. j.. says: "Having been afflicted with Sc.
we're Bowel Complaint, attended with distress
ing PAIN and discharge Of blood, and every ap.
pearance Of approaching Dysentary, obtain.
ed one bottle OF Dr.. Joyne's CarmllIativc Bal.
sam, Il few doses of which (laken according to
directons) effected perfect cure.'
From The Rev. Jonathan Going. late of N. Y.
DR.. D. .Jayne-Dear Sir-TIayng made use
of your Carminiive BaIsam in my lanily, and
finding it to be admirably adapted to the com.
plants for which II is intended, take pleas.
IRE in recommending Ito The use ofmy friends
aud the public generally. believing those who
are afflicted with any of these complains will
find relief in the use of this valuable medicine,
JONATHAN GOING. D. D..
Pres. Granville College, Ohio.
For sale by r. S. Roberts, only Agent in
this place for the sale Of DIR. Jayne's celebla
ted Family Medicine.
July 2G u
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Notice.
Fair Notice.

u sdIF IVUGHCU.
A LII Persons indebted TO 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 Jurisdiction, if not paid by
that time must also pay cost; as L must haYe
money TO keep up my business,
nj w. CLARY.
Coleman's y Roads, March Is. into 9
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III. :. DR., JOEL BRANHaM,S SsSsssSE ].
LITER, g. lIsSIs.ECEIG
sss;aasN Fl sI / ~ sss .ssss,

LE:EsEsK: ~ D1YSzS.ECElG
4, % IT C ,.sss
TN offe ring this valuable Medicine io fhs beo
II pie OF s. Carolina foi!the relief and eireso
many diseases incident, to Southern climate.
lido not claim for itiDfaIlibility sneiihef DOL
say tWilIacure all diseases. Buti ~
CHRONIC ,sLfYER ! aF EEGIIONS!
;aifs;11AA ND :DES2ERSI
Il cal, Is 60 iiasntIy aasise ana recommend lis
use, from nY persinat fgaii6np isass6f
lhe article in my ownt tpfac,ice aftitisis
fdxorabIy received whersserit has !beenhEsd
Fam allowed III Fefset To- George isetds6f
Msases oIse osb! sl !. slsB8lg SH llI56..
John %. Dawson Of Engfad 70 WhiictffSa
great number of rames niigHf Be added WHO
bear tlieir. testimony lofits value. isia1Eiss
Habitualcostiy enessi is fonndyeE frequently
connected with feeble constitutions ,tapd pey-
sons of sedenlary, hubits, which often e1erta n
very unfavornble influence upon the general
laet Of the subject. and lis p6rtc1i snani-
Tested by restless and desponding state ofihe
mind, irregular if not loss Of appetite. For
this condition Of the system. this article is conf
dehtly recommended with the positive assur
,ance. that I The dose is property adjusted, soas
not to move the bowels too actively sielieEmay
be reliedon, without any, even The least OF The
unpleasant consequences, resulting from tho
use Of the common purgine medicinesusualIy
resorled 10. This article will baeIound to act
as pleasant cordial and ionic, restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling ;eyerv
Indication tlia, the common pursiHg niedisines
are designed 10 effect a
There are some constitutions liableto regu
lar attacks OF Bilious fever almost every fall,
to such, recominend:the use ofthis Medicine,
beginning at least By the middle of May, OF first
Of June. >''f
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, often experience Il sense ;of. fullness.
weight, and oppression, about the stomach af
ter eating--in suclI cases dose OF this medi-'
cine will often afford Immediate srelieE''.b z
Pregnant women oflen suffer from hear
burn and cnstiveness, they may use the. article
without the least danger andwith great benefit,
In sick or nervous headache, II is a most valu.
able medicine. ~. f's'.ts-Elt,P@Is'.a
could append long list Of certificates; but
lOrbear, p.eterrlng to- rely on, the virtues oEthe
medicine to sustain ITSELF The medicine is II
gentle and certain catharic. tonic and sildoritic.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Eatonton, Georgia. ~ F,r ds,-ssss.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill.
Cheatem & Settle, Duntonsville, Charles Free,
man, Cairo P. O., and -, 7s ~: ,it5.s.
J. D. TIBBETTs,.
Edge6eld CHI.
sept.8 ...S, ,lyFsrt.33
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Notice.

s'aa Notice. .5;ip4s4ss-a,, ~
SAll persons indebted to the Etates of Eliza.
beth Clark, Mary Clark. and Henry Clark,
deceased, late of this District are requested
10 mnke immediate payment and fll those hav.
ing any demandswill present ,hemduly attested,
according to law. 50 5s3:sla-r,.
JAMES BLACKWELL Admin'r.
Aus7 1913. s,5 smi ,s.ials 22ss9,,.l., %
Sugarand ;Coffess &c.
6HGAR. magnificent onaliti.- IL nn"--'-" &"
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STING Of BEE- The Farmers Cab.
incl says If any person should be stung by
a bee or other insect, rub Spirits ofler-
pcntine upon the place an.
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5000 lbs. Bacon & Lard.
n UST received large lot Of superior Ba.
Cd con, which will be sold low for Cash.
- ]. A. WILLIAMS.
May II If IL
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and examine wltn(
regularity al The pt
directed TO the Sh
Deputy to comm
person who refuses,
mands Of the manas
proceedings A.
Polls TO be openct
closed at a o'clock p.
tervals. The box, vc
I'm when tho nolIs are
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A grea, Desideratum in Medicine.
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Markets.

BUFFALO, Sept. g. 1s4S.-Receipts within the past
twenty -four hours:-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat, IL 600
bushels; corn, 5000 do. There change in flour
which selling in a small way at So a So l211. The
sales reach 1000 bbls. WheatSales Of 1900 bushels
Of Ohio made at 1o4c. Corn-Sales Of 1000
bushels were made at SIC. There was no change Of
moment in other articles.
ALBArY, Sept Q, 1s4S-Receipts by canal within the
"a hours-Flour, 5000 bbls wheat 900 bushels corn
$500 do. Sales Of 1000 bbls. Of -four made at
IS S7k SO. Corn-Ssles Of 5000 bushels Of yellow
were made to arrive within week ten days. at TIC
Oats-Sales Of 1000 bushels made at 34kc.-
There was no change in whiskey which was Hrm
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Political Intelligence.

CHOICE OF PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRs. - The Wash
ington Union confesses its inability to the in
suiries of correspondent with regard to the
in which electors Of President and Vice President are
chosen in the New England States; or whether 8
majority plurality is requisite for choice by the
people.
We believe the facts these viz. that plurality
elects in Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, and Rhode
Island; while majority is required in Massachusetts,
and New Hampshire. In the two latter States, il
majority Of the votes of the people of the State voting
10 not given for any candidate for eector the choice
devolves on the Legislature q majority of which,
without much doubt for Taylor in Massachusetts,
and for Cass in New Hampshire.
THE THIRrY-FIRsr CoNGREss.-Fifteen members Of
the Thirty first Congress already elected viz one
in Arkansas, five in Missouri, two in Iowa. and seven
in Illinois E D. Baker, of Illinois, is the only wing Of
the fifteen. These show no changes politically,
pared with the delegations from the States in the
present Congress. The following additional members
to be chosen in about two months from the
time, viz. -
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:S sss Ss ; 4. $sIt .S. s fs5 g. sss &.
81 ss 80 SisrsssSn g. r. e2 @ !. So p Ken t S
&x; 10 Phil Blk, ii7 ~ w. ''''' W
BOSTON,, sept6-A the Brokers Boardso sbs Reading r.
B. sS fI'son sc a u no
= d. DE- l0 de- Boston and Lowell r. 49, DO E,,s5a
saeo Portsm R. o. do East Boston 90 i7s 70 d.
,sn s.s SsP S I fs T. n sS
bic saturday A Second Bodrdo shares Western K R. p al
slooe Reading do. do Sl1s ssSo Reading r. r. do55a.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEw BEDFORD OIL MARKET, September Ave
notice better feeling in the market generally there
being inquiry for all kinds fois and whalebone
and a decided Improvement in every department. Of
business In the money market there is less stringeu
cy than for time past, and altogether ma ters
begin to assume more cheerful appearance and In
dictate the approach Of an active season. In sperm
oil notice sales Of 400 bbls here at 95 cts aud
about 425 bbis in Boston, at the same price. In man
ufactured 2oo0 gals unbleached winter sold at ITO
cts and 900 gals bleached do at lis cts per gallon
There is an improved demand for crude and holders
are very firm. Whale-There has been brisk de-
mand since our last, mostly for manufacturing, and
prices have advanced. The sales include about 900
bbls, follows $50 NV coast in parcels, at 81 cts
AGO bbls do at 34 500 bills at 35 cts and several
small parcels the partic which we did not learn
Wbalebone-There is come inquiry, but we hear Of no
transactions of Importance. sale Of 700 w coast
was made at "a cts. cash. Candles-100 boxes sperm
sold at 20 cts, mos lot of COO lbs spermaceti
was sold on private terms.
FOREIGN MARKETS
ST. THOMAS, Aug. TO- 1S48.- Business at this place
is pretty much as in the islands around dull except
ing -four low prices only obtained send you the
latest prices current Beef mess, s1l Sl3 pork sl2
Sl3; Goldfish 50 So; hams, 7c. a o cheese, 12c.
lac. a loo; soap, 40. a &C.. -four, 81 so SIS; corn
meal, Dbl, SO rs a SO; puncheon Sl4 a SIS; bread,
81; pilot navy, SO 70; rice, 50 s. so; tobacco
o; manufactured, a o; pitch pine, $l4; white
pine sl2 These may be called retail prices, as the
Private bills London, $4921s; bills on United States
2per cent. discount premium on dollars 2 per cent
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being decrease Of f526 800 and the stock of bullion
in both departme is fl3 364 991 showing decrease
Of f31663, when compared with the preceding re-
turn.
The decrease in bullion has been caused by tho To-
reignademand, and by the demand from the country
banks. The variation is triiing to be hardly
worth noticDg but it is the prospective demand which
isconsidered ofsuch serious Importance What eonsi-
dered the most favorable feature in the latest
is the continuation Of the decrease in other than GO
vernment securities, the large increase of reserve
notes in the banking department, and nearly
pondi pg dminution in the actual circulation These
ments clearly show contraction rather than an
expansion in commercial credit, indicating cautious
which, in the face of the reports relative to the
harvest, is certainly CONNIE ndab!e.
The latest returns of the Bank of France compared
with those of July 2oth exhibit very great improve
ment in the leading departing nts:-
BANK OF FRANCE.
july 29th. .qug 17th
Bank notes in crulation Fcs 307 300 1856 900
Circulation Of branch banks. 69023,075 $685. 900
specie. W,oIo,05S 106,29O222
Specie in branches. ........ 7S,55l,04S sl,734772
Bills and aceeptances in Paris. 90753,162 S9O12O53
Do do in branches 139, 100 1872 235 1913
Protested bills. ....,:.... 20 COS 3o7 20o4o655
It appears that from July Goth to August 18TH there
had been important accession to the amount Of
specie on hand, and reduction in the circulation
There had also been a reduction in the line of dis
counts, and in the amount Of protested bills The
bank is contracting and strengthening itself in every
department
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SuoAR-The operations of the day were large, and
done ct prces full % to Of cent better. Sales com.
prised 900 hhds Cuba Muscovado at q 40; $50 do
Porto Rico at ~ e.5's; and 500 boxes brown Havana
at ~ So, usual ume.
81 22x.
TEAs.-At the sale TO- day Of the cargo of the brig
Argyle Germs, notes at six months) the bidding was
fair though for common grades Young Tyson the
prices obtained were scarcely good as those Of the
previous sales, while on the blacks aQht improve
ment was made Hyson-25 10-lb bxs at 40 cents
per ID rs do 20 90 DO SIX 500 13-lb do
Is; $50 Glib do and 10 chests, withdrawn Young
sons hache OF; 10 do o3; Is do 81; 90 do ST.
49, do 62 81 do 81 81 do 60 SO do a. ll6 do 46 Is do
49, % do and 20 lib bxs as IS half chests AZ 90 do
al IA do 40x II do 10; IS do 39 ~ do 81: so do &c.
205 do 49, 44 do and Is chests 28X 90 half do 27 43
do 81 6S do 20K 1872 do 26 liz do 25 1876 do az gig
do a. Al do 28 81 do a. "a do al 200 13.lb bxs iel
e09 half chests Withdrawn. Hyson Skin-67 chests
l5K; 81 do 10; Ill do Withdrawn. Twankay-892 half
chests 15x. 0unpowder-10 half chests SIS: 10 do AZ;
do do 49, 100 cases 81 81 half chests 37J, do 81 900
do 49, rs do 25< "a Glib bxs 25 so do and II 13lb do
24k 40 half chests and 100 Glib bxs a. so do 23 100
do 22k l40 do and 80 half a. 100 b bxs 5O
o. bib do 20 mperia7 half chests 90; ~ do So II
do 81 400 Gases 81 217 half chests 27H II do al 20
l8lb bxs 70; 300 Glib do 23 IS half chests a. as l2b
bxs and 10 13lb do Az 435 Glib do 81 Koka Oolonr
% half chests 331 IS do 32h Is do %; $50 do 90
ToBAcco-6Ales were made by auction Of 600 boxes
months
WIrEs-eo Or. casks Malaga changed hands at I2c.
WHisxEy-Sales Of 200 bbIs. state prison were made
at 28c. Drudge was held at &c.
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CorToN-The sales were 900 bales prices continue
steady, and holders willing to meet the enquiry We
quote as before. "
CorFEE.-The transactions comprise 1000 bags Su-
matra, at &C. 200 do fair Java at &c. and 200 do
St Domingo, at $40. q $50.
FRUIT.-But little was done to-day in any deserip-
tom rasns we quote firm at So Co., and 80 bbls green
ginger sold at So so, cash.
FIsH.-The market continued firm, and was rather
buoyant sales Of Mass. mackerel reached 900 bbls
at $40 70 for No 1s 81 rs for No. 2s and SO SO for
200 bbs. No. 3s cod were also active and 500 ouin-
tails changed hands at 80 62k of herring we have
none to report; the market was rather bare and we
believe no new ones have yet made their appearance
FREiGHrs-Rates were some less active; 1000 bushels
Of corn were engaged in bulk for Liverpool at OIsd
There was no change of moment in other articles or
to other portC. t
HlDEs.-There have been sales Of 1900 Carthsgena,
20 ID at 61c 5per cent of, and 600 Santa Martha at
LEAD.-Within few days some 10000 pigs Missouri
have been disposed Of part for future delivery at
81 rs 81 81, mostly at the former figure
MoLAssEs.-The market was firm, but net active
We notice sales Of 200 hhds tart Cuba ON terms not
made public, and so do sweet do. atlsIc. There have
also been sales OF 400 hhds. Porto Rico at 22c &c
the latter fgure for q choice article.
NAVAL SToREs.-Spirits were some Rrmer TO- day and
sales were reported Of 200 bbls at 42c 43c. About
10Y Dds, North county rosin sold at $l,02.
OIL.-The market for nnseed was firm at the late
advance, with q fair amount Of sales Some 400 bbs
selected whale were taken for shipping at 32Hc
RIcE.-The transactions Of the day were small, not
exceeding 30 tierces, at 1915 $412}fc; the latter
price for small lots only
o.. CAxE-Ss l Of 80 toms we're made at $25
rRoyisIoNs-Saies Of 200 barrels Pork were made,
Lard-Sales Of 200 barrels were made 1t 81! a SIC
Beef was arm; but sales were only making at retail
prices. There was no change in butter OF cheese.
Export from 1st to 4th September
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Sudden Denthy.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6, 10 p M.
Benjamin Stiles, Jr., from Missouri, died sud-
denly, IN a fit of apoplexy, at the United States
Hotel, this afternoon.
A cartman, named Francis Fole, was killed
near the depot of the Germantown railroad, to-
day, by kick from his horse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

Case b. m. Lady Moscow, and our favorile Jack
Rossiter, which terminated as follows:-
Jack Rosster won the fret heat In. $40
Lady Moscow won the second heat in. .6:Sla
Lady Moscow won the third heat in. 80. .5:es
Old Moscow, although he did not win heat,
was 4" somewhere throughout the contest
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Agricultural Exhibition.

BUFFALO, Sept. 6, 1913.
Brig. Gen. Riley and Hon. Isaac Hill are ia our
city. Gen. Dearborn delivered an address last
evening at the exhibition. The premiums will be
awarded this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

PHILADsLpIuA, Sept l54x-Frsf Board-IOO Girard H.
y ~, 100 dc. d.; lek $500 sab n Sc Ss Se ssy q
Comneseial b. b3 $500 sA - 81 * b Sla0oo o. g. *
~ g. io* q sOI sss': S5 2nas Mech BIZ
Ga Is l0zx; % Ma Noah Bi, HX go b. 3. Ga e.
>0ki INV lSAsA essiDt. @kj 100 diMid Bk, IA, H, q
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ad in 10th street. the 10Th full tide of
success The Cream Ale made at this establishment is
quaed in this country and noted alike for its hcalulnes
and the enr Ihness Of ITS flavor AL ORDERS left above
with CHALMERS SANDEHSON will be punctually at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07
CITY TRADE REPORT.

:, WEDNESDAY, September Go p. M.
In the forenoon the heaviness manifested yesterday
in the -four market continued but during 'change q
better feeling prevailed, and fair amount of sales
was made at the full rates of yesterday. The market
closed steady. Wheat continued in good demand,
and sales were pretty freely made and some cases at
an advance. Corn continued firm, and sales were
again freely made at full prices. Meal remained the
same. Rye exhibited no change. Oats were about
the came, with free sales. Provisions were in
steady demand. Sales of mess pork were made at an
advance Lard remained about the same Groceries
were steady with fair Sales at rmer prices for sugars
There was rather more doing in coffee on terms stated
below The news brought by the steamship Washing.
ton. and published in an extra, had no bearing upon
the markets it being considered, commercially speak.
ing, Of no later date.
AsHEs.-Small sales of pots were making at IS So
and Of pearls at So s71s. Pots closed firm
Export from Isl September to 4th September
al 1s4S lS47
Pots, barrels. ................ 803 478
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of about s 600 barrels
were made, including 1000 barrels Oswego at So
Other sales to the extent Of about 5000 1000 barrels
Of common Genesee, Oswego, &C., were made on the
same terms, with small lots in the forenoon at s5 s7
81, and some small lots pure Genesee were made
curing ana after change, at So So 12hi. Southern
continued nominaily the same without sales Of mo-
ment. Wheat-Sales of $500 bushels Handsome new
Genesee, were made at 81 37, and $500 do at ST as
1000 DO new North Carolina, sold at ST. 1S a Al 90
and 5000 do. Ohio, at 81 81 Corn-The sales reached
ABOUT eoooo bushels, the most of which sold to
arrive and chiefly at yesterdays prices. Among the
lots disposed Of were 5000 bushels mixed at &C. 1000
do to arrive at &C., 1000 do white to arrive at &c
1000 do mixed damaged, at 64c, and 8 a 0OOO do
were reported sold at zoe. The market closed firm
Meat-Sales Of 200 barrels were made at SO a. And
and 100 do. kiln dried sold at So So Rye-Saies of
loO0 bushels were made at 73c Rye Flour was quiet
were made at "a 3414c,, and 1000 do at 35
Receipts dolcn the Hudson sin 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

Irish and scotsh Malt Whiskcy, superior 70
sny!ns nare and the only purs Malt wni:ky IN Am:!c
IeT can't over proof By WILLIAM y. PARKS Dtstinsr,
Ofncs e Stone strcst 50 Seventh avsuuA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

The Cheapest md Best Place I'm the City To
get good Boots Shoes and Caters At IA Ann
the American Museum. First quality Of Calf
Boots 81 60 second do So 80 to 81 Congress Boots s.
TO 81; French Patent Leather Boots. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

Umbrellas-COuntry Merchants wishing an
assortment Of we'll aade Umbrea requested
the Stock Of ISAAC SMITH and Co,
25j Pearl street. Fulton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

The bark Hahnemann arrived at Fortress Mon
roe, Old Point Comfort, Vas on the LIST INST, with
a command Of U. s. Artillery, LIST and 18th Regi-
ments, from the Brazos Santiago. Officers at
fached to the command :-Brevet Major ]. B. Scott;
Surgeon II. A. Snmecke; Brevet Captain ]. Bow
en- Lieut. F. f. Patterson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

zors perfect ORDER by Saunders year ls6Ths
article has been and avoraby to need no
its virtues SuRce II has never been equaed
for tho intended having been awarded the
tho Fair Of the American Institute each
that the article has been exhibited for composition
CAcates well from the first gentlemen In this and other
and cutters in all parts Of ts world acknowledging
IL wonderful power be at the Factory M Broadway
corner Of Liberty strset, and So Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

Unredeemed Pledgcs-AnOther Lot from
AuconGress ant Frock Coats Silk trimmed French Cloth
10 $40 each Cashmere Pants to ST. Vests 80
Over Coats and Cloaks rich elegant lining $40 Suit
SoreCnsh paid for Gents Clothing, Nassau
streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

takes this method "a reminding the public saving Of
Dollar be made by purchasing his
His Fall Style Of silk Aoleskin Hats for gentlemen equal
every respect ass costnes of materials and beauty OF
finish, 20 any offered la this city dollars still
sold y him at the low price Of -Four boilers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-07

Thc Plumbc National Daguerrean Gallery,
the upper Of Broadway and Murray street.
exhibition opcn TO public free Of charge none can fail 10 be
amply repaid for their time occupied there.
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