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eIIEAP WATCHES & sEwELRY.
d & &W.T.sWARD.
No. 1O6, CIESNUT Street, Philadelphia
n Opbdsife ths Franklin House,

= q ktOpP0Sue ths Frd'ht'n House,
IMPORTERS Of Gold aud Silver Patent lie.
yer Watches, end Manufacturers of Jrwelry
LA good assortment always on hand Gold Pa.
tent Levers, l3 Jewels s3s: Silver do sis TO
sac; Gold Lepines $40; s,lyer do. sl2 TO lS;
Cl cks and Time Pieces, Gold Pencils, 81 25.
upwards; Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, s. so
Gold Bracelets and Breast Pins, in gre variety;
Ear Rinvs; Miniature Vases; Guard Chains,
sIe to s25,; Flatpd Tea Sets. Castors. cake
Baskets. Candlesticks, Britannia Ware. Fine Ivo
ry Handled Table u'lery. and general assort
ment of Fancy Gods. .'a"ih .t
a1 ,e nMgnrc :. ~ errvBp. -
FORK And SPOON MANUFACTORY.
inv L. WARD. No 1906 CHE~NUr st.
philadeptia opposne the Frark''n House
Manufacturers of all kinds of silver spoons
! Forks. Tea cts. Ladies'. &c All work mad
! by us is stamped with our name and warranted
10 he made Of purely American coin. r.
| Philadelphia. August I2. 1856 mo- 30 H j
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FOR ERrpTIoNs OF THE SKIN

Scurvy Scorbutic Affections, Turnrrs White Swelling
Erysrcas. Ulcers Cancers, Running Sores. Scahs and
Bilcs, DR. Drkcs Panacea canut he to highly ext lied
it searches out the very root ni the disease aud permanent
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FoB rRyprIn>. oP THE sKtv

@curvv. Scnrhu IL Affections. Tumors ~1r 'u', o
Kings Esi Whit Snp''ine-. Erv-'prN-. Ulcers
Canoe, Running So,e-. Scah. and Hi'e~ 'iu,r
'ri u 'e,n,in' i rerse'rrsnc" ~ n SHEET.
SER'S PANACEt. will fleet a cure.
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6sa "a Su1Syy E2 E?a os5
E'a1es,a a ir-Ti2ht
SUMNER AND WINTER COOKING
STOVES

FlE above Stove, which equally wcl, adapted to Wood
l. al, has received silver medals the fairs uf the
American Institute New York of the Mechanics lnsl-
1u;e, Blson; OF the Franklin institute, Philadelphia and
OF the Mechanics Institute, Wiimuet ~, Delaware.
II is capable, ii properly used OF ling work with
less fuel. than any other 81 yet offered the puic
winter it will the largest kitchen, while IN summer.
heat than carc al lurmce; aud for hnr. hrolnF, bl-
king or roasting cannot he surpassed by any other stove,
open IRE, OF brick
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

rhrse disease. proceed fom the serio-ity or
crrupthumnr- of the blond, having tiled itself on
,he throh, aud lungs. and stopped them up. so that
,hes carro, dra~ sufficient sir in for respiration
Dr.. SWEErSER'S PANACEA will give imme.
date relief and tn make the perfect and Ger.
tam. It shcnl,i be conrinued some time after, 70
Tree the system uf all b,d humors. .. ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
TESTIMONY.

IHlIA.. Dec. lFh, ISlI.
DEAR S'R In reply ycrr questi respecting n.
'i DR. Drakc's Pamccn, will that alih"gn perfect
disheievcr in the existence ui PASAcrA. t
diseases b, valuable il may I've in certain n'i
i the system. still have bclIcyed TIM, curct C. tsu,;
tn wGuld be disc vcrcl lt.-, ard s'N led
me t. Try ur medicine in tyh nve''rIte cHs's
Trey Were pronounced 10y tie attending hyscians - lie
rCINoSAEy CoNsuNprus. and alni ned hy tf'rn NJ ~
CuRArtH. One of the p,rs Ind been under the -ca,-
mcnt "i several very able rrac'iti number
yrrs and they sud she ird III fisi rcd e nsrrI'i
n'nr with ser ula' nnd lint she might inccr frs 'u
time Iut could be permanently relieved In b Nh
the effect ti the Pmlcea has been gratifying. Only
r ~ tive bottles used y uf the persons het ~
flc hepln t, mpr ripily. The other tpk ali NJ ten
will My adj that familiar as avn with rsunr'i II by
Inheritance and hy extensive olscrvn a study, anl
k wing ais the iniur effects ia nine ut Il ic
of tar. neset and other vegetable tincs, well -
muny m the xrect rants and srtbdvcs sh u have
'Hmrded the use of brIkc's funfrf, II hal bee,
acquainted Wit the ingredients. Suffice IL sy tint these
nmculcd hv - pular and sciritic Iiysi
clans, AMI in their present nhned state fnrn pr baby
the hes, alternative that hns been made. The is
in rd,mce with theory oi nIsnmptiun hrrached ia
France few years ag by II her 81 eminent wri.
tiers mecine aud established by facts which adj
nit of no dispute.
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d A GU Err EOTYPE
rORTR ATS

ar .up"ro' qr,h, ,hsnd. N !, r,lo,eI and
pm ~ '-' ~ ~ IA Nve t>- enncl :.
:, ,,''h>F NJ f.tH "-PtrLEp'- CpEAr
DAGUERREAN Galley " anI.2 ava
NJ Street h 'rw F,urh, PM i"s'h,. A.
iitfu,e mad ~ Mi e tah'I-hne.t will hs W.h
Ht~rrpP Pspvrcr
Ph'i ..',ir' O. SSpt 7S lsiS-sin
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INDIGESTION on Dysprps, ,

No MEDICINE perhaps has ever been disc vcret winch
gives much tone T., the s. mach and the
ton o healthy gastric juice to decompose the food ss DIR
brakes Panacta
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Very Respectfully Yours, l.. GUM.

T1 the language o another, ''nr Drake. pnnncca III
always siluary in It's cfccs-cyer inur II is ~
Oiaeii is MT anl ESp'cornnt. II is MT intended - lu
the Invalid mtn fatal security II is great rent dva
grand healing and curative mp und. the great and only
remedy which medical science and skill has vet ~ ducri
FIR the treatment of this hitherto querr' in1ay. And
pers afflicted with this dread disense will he u.
himself and his friends. fhe t. the with nj
testing its virtues single tile IN cases, Will
dnce fav'Fn'c chnnge IN the condition of any patient
however bw.'
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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SH TOXIN JOURNAIE "a
ID N X NOTE l. is T.
prNxsTvanA3s4

The follovips iist shows the current value Of alt
'ennsyivaaia Bank Ndteai The rhdst implicit 70.
iisnce may he placed upon il, A. il IL epery .ceek
arefuly compared with ard corrected from Bick.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24

smal pox and host OF other badly tfeaed disessr&
where the cause instead Of having ieen thoroukhiy
removed from the blood and body, have only bees
psliiate 81 removed from one part to break outiR
another. BY dives'ine your todies of all foul hu.
mcrs. through the medium 'of d.. SWEETSER'S
PAN AcEA. the cure Is atI once rendered certain
and ieru'Anent.Jt Rsccliect, while there 10 aerims
nious humots floating in the circulation il |, a. ant
tosete onthe lungs as any other part Of the body;
this 10 the feason that consumption 10 30 prevalent
'fe' oo BILES, SORES AND ULCERS, b s'i'o
With you ses OH the exterior. come from sud
have their source In, the interior, and might Just 10
well have set'led on yout lungs liver ur any other
ps,t which ~e know they frequently do, and pro.
iuce most violent nfsmna,ory disorders, T'hs
humor which occasiops these sores is OF a highly
acrimonious burning nature We know Il from
the pain il gives in forming, and sfter~arls its "a.
ridly ulcerating and corr ding the Hssh and skin
~ the ,a,t where it bresks out THIS shows the
necrs-.tv of fequeutlv pu,ifyine the blood y db Dr.
| SWEETSER'S PANACEA. and keeping such
,nai,aosnt hu,oors in su' c,ion. Should YOU have
bile NJ ulcer. he III rkful thst na,uee has taken
'rnuble to warn you nf the danger your life and no
| iy is in, for it Ia warning q st the blood is foul
Had this sam" acri,nonv sliced The lungs in .teat
# the snrface of your body for ITS sea,, consump
non ot he lungs wnu hav been The consequence
ID lay nc, t,en, 10 puIii, and cleanse With y,
Swe,tscr's PaBacra. fai lt .r. .-ia.."
SINE DISEASE t.
Spip, affections. MIA, g-ment If the homes sn
Joints, White suellines ! ip jonnt complaint, 'rup
u,ps fal q of III bowels nj oom disc .-e. WI,
int a so.eiy "ute in DR.. SVEETNERS PA
NACEA. Where the disease TIA. been Of l,n
.,andns, the time required to make cure will b
lonaet; hui the ps,ent NAV res, assured that
determined perseverance Will effect it. .s..i. .
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
GREAT MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN

Parents viii Il, ,he PANACEAa valuable
neaicine fH the child en-. keeping their bodies in
a healhyc ndi'i,n. thereby assisting their o ox,h;
children or gown persons. after taking it, are not
ia'le % he attacked With N epidemic as before, ss
1t ALWAYS ''av~s the ho"l in pure condition. and
he n'ir" system in Strengthened state; it dives
hui a kinds of weakness from the body and leaves
n heal hy wit in,
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p H I L A d q L HIA

III AVE c INSANITY an tand a tnii aud 60 nplete
II as-ormrnt of HATS. GAPS, sni FURS ,
Ais m ell gant assor'm ut of a"n~' an hovs'
Leshorn, Panama, ard Psin laaf Hats. All oi
W ich nv savina Of SiO00in r.nt. will he sole,
whole ale snd rc'ai at The WY lowest prices. y
County dealers wouli d. well To call. as by e.
conomy and low rent, We ere enabled 10 sell st
very Inv rates E-s
June 10Th. ls4s.-ly
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TO TIE LADIES.

ladies If pne rnrexi and Tsi,nptive habits, and
such deha,ed by those obstrIcti which isines
ale liable t. rest red by the Of bttle ~ two. ~
bp vigr is by f1r the hest remedy discovered
r weakly children. and snch have had hum henc
ple1snt, they take II. It Immediately rcsores the appetite,
strength md color.
thing cln he move surprising than its invic rrtinr e.
ccis on The human frame Pers ms al weakness and l.
siule before taknc it, NJ hcc robust and ful NJ
energy under lis Influence. II immediate countcracs the
ncrvclessness oi the female frame.
CAtTl0N.-Pe careful arl hat yNn got the -rIr-
nc Dr. nRAWI's PAN.cEi-it h.. the signature %: Gro r
SroRus On the wrHprcr-a,h nj. the "DR DkAEEs
PANsCEA, PHLA.n VI v1i in the elnss.
PREPARED 0n'vhv SroRRs Co.. Druggists, No 81 North
Sixth St, Plilnlepha.
Agent fer snhnry--iI. NsSSER
S,id also hv WM A. NrEr.N& Co, Danvine II SiI.rr
FIR, Milton; MARY Mccoy, Northumberland; f. =. Lurz,
Bllnnslurr
April |, 1Sis-1y
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AND WIND

Thess dise"sps are cau-ed by the stomach end
howell. being chok'd up with viscid shiny matter.
he alr whih enters ih' cannot cape until forced
by some contraction IT the s'omach to expel il
herce he causs of pain. few dose. of DR..
SW EErSERS PANACEA will convince The
sufferer that relief is ait aimed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-24
NERVOUS DISEtN

Urder this he'd NAV he cssssd~ Slpi,.,,o,
%" Heart &c Doi"re e" Facrschr, NeursIgi,
lodges ion. T"oihache, Me'anchok, ,Hys,e,ics ana
i%c', evrv d'sea~e caused nv The sb ,rp. bi,in,
acrimonious hunors irritating the nerves ,bs
nerves receive the morbid imp,ession from the ia.
marh 90 rather from the bInod through The s..ns,
the stomach and diee tive organs, and anha.,b
|', p'''- "' ,ne oo'y are app ,rently the seat Of
ne di'rase, si !! Is caused hy the m,yhi5 ,mn,...
in conveyed from the blood hv he nerves TO that
's't \ tw discs of DR.. SWEETSER,S pa.
NACEA will soon assure the patient ,h., he has
b. cure in his possession. y
EkfSifELAS. on ST. ANTHONY's FIRE
Tins Is an inhsmma,ory di.o der. s,w s.,..a,i.
a. WIN 'n'r- az tess pam. 1t proceeds from the
vi, acrimonious hum"rs lodged in the blood and
" "'' se"h nhe ! m a and face. causing .x.
'"" P''" and tvers; all sppilt atoms on the sur
"' -" Wan useless, ihev only g. nd to
'f"w Z . dses.e IN Some other part, and pert,~p ps
ais de IN. Blse''ine : likewise improper. Te
u'' 'he 'it esse vou nu get rid # he cause on.
vmanape Get ,h- huI hum out of ,ur blood,
I'D YOU w'il he well in day. Dr.. SWEET.
>ER'S pANACEA, a rhorous sh purifier of The
l"o'. will s a'ch ou' every imppri,y in the more
'emo'e r's "f the body and exp ! II through the
m'iiium Of the tosels. There L. not . vein. srte-
~. muscle or organ of the entire framework of
nan, that DR. S~ertser's Panaces does mol i'm.
rave. Tn take il wh'n you are well 10 to keep
vel; and when sick tp bscome WE'LL -Ifa Z u
DIR. SWEETSERS PANACEA, bel nreors.
Iosed "nly ot a av-ae'sble matter meilcss nerhs,
md Warranted IN oath. rontsiai' g not one psS-
Gle .d rnecurisi, mineral or chinic.f Substances,
f,und Ia be perfectly harmless 10 the most tender
,ge or The weakest frame, under anv stage 81 hu-
nan suffering the most pleas Mt ard benign IN iss
m. s.lIr n, he
. the same time The mosi cert ain in scar, hing out
he root Of any complain, however deep. sad Of
l'erf run M r..
Pace 81 ier baiile, or six hotis fT S.. For
.slr, Wholesale and Teiai. Of The corner AZ
CHARLES ,nd, PRATT Streets Baltimore, aui
'.lsoby GEORGE BRIGHT.
Nov. 8 is4T-;y sv.bsvy
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MARRIED LADIES'
VIII find Or SWE r~ER'S PANACEA

WIN find Dr SWE r~ER'S PANACEA medi.
6 ne P"rely nd pied Ia their use. Mnst ladies du.
rng 'h- peri Of prr lnancv are afflicted with pi 81.
d. Swrr'ssr's Psuar-a by regulating the bowels.
iii ertifrly "bv'a'e This aud its purifying proper.
ties IN hr anod aud fluids, insures TO them VI
'hy off prng. No one who j. mother ST.
without It. ard thos' who are nursrgv
Of g'eai h n, fii L. the health Of their
F'f haUenne-- and all diseases nf
- w'ih"ui rival in the enre history
If medicines hv IT'S extraordinary
poner, il stimulates and Strengthen
rrasoess rf which is the cause If
Nsnrin1
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(. I. 5@5 "a 6. BENKERT,
BOOT MAKER,

~ rlC No. 40, ri
SOuTH FOURTH SrRREr. "A snvE CHEsIs NUT.
PHILADELPHIA.
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PILES.

II aLL 'isfs ~ PILts DR.. SWEETSER's
PANAcEa vii TT ct a v.rv spec v cure. II 70,
moves fn'n the hl'od stomach and bowels. ali
hose foil acfid burning hunors which A.. the
cios' "f I'll snh Cos'ivenes<. and by strens,h...
ing the digestive organs, improves every part Of the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
COMPREHENSIVE.

YEvHE undersigned, having associated
u. themselves in business under the ,namn
and style of DUNBAR & GARMANY, for
the purpose of uansacilng general GRO
Gerry BUSINESS, in this place, respect
falIy invites the attention Of Planters 10 their
Heavy Stock Of all the leading articles OF
general consumption. They may be found
at the stand recently occupied by B. S. Dun
bor, and nearly Opposite the stand formerly
o occupied By w. Garmany, where they
will be happy to receive theif former friends
and patrons, together with ,he public at
large.
We are determined TO- keep constantly on
hand stock unsurpassed by any ever offered
in this market, and believing our facilities fox
buying Low, TO be equal TO any in the place.
we will always be prepared to sell at tho
lowest prices, either ior Cash or on time. TO
approved customers. Having rented the
Warehouse formerly. occupied by b. Elliott,
and placed it under the charge Of an expe-
rienced man, we are prepared Is ofisf, equal
advantages in storage with any Wars,Hduss
in the. place; and liberal Cash Advances
made, al all times. on Cotton stored with. .us.
or on shipments made To G. w. Garmany &
Co., Savannah. whose charges will be as
low usually made by other Factors. The
highest prices paid ut all times for Cotton
and other produce brought TO market.
b. 5. DUNBAR,
G. W.. GARMANY..
Hamburg July 3, If 26
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RO S Pc C'rU S
OF THE
N w berry Sentinel.

YETlIE undersignr proposes to publish ~
a the village Of Newberry, s. c., Werk
" Newspaper, to be called the NEwBERRY
SExrIxEL," as soon us sufficient encouinge-
mcnl has heen given To the enterprise.
The SgSrISEr will be Il political Journal
firm advocate. though not blind adherant OF
the Demncratic party: intended mainly. how
ever. 10 iupart such Polilicnl Intelligence as
,ny he deemed worthy Of the attention OF the
community II will also embrace Agricultural!
and Educational interests. Foreign aud Domss.
tic Iaielligcnce, Rail Road Statistics. the Mar
keis Sciencc Literature Sc. Ardently attached
to the South and her institutions, il will careful.
" report, and learlessly denunce every attempt,
whensneyer and by whonsoever made, TO dis
,urb her peace or retard her prosperity. |,
shall not be made the medium OF infctlns up
on The public, unpleasant details Of private
grievances or personal wrongs; at the same
Time the calm, digniGed discussion OF nil sub
jec,S that come Property within sphere of such
a journal, having for its Object the development
oi TRUTH will be freely admitted into MS col
ulnus. In awurd the undersigned will end 'aV-
or to make The Sentinel an acceptable visitor I"
the Cuuulng.llouse aud the Parlor. TO the Pol
ican and the Farmer, to the Mechanic and The
man nI leisure.
TERMS The Sentinel will be printed mp
on super royal sheet at 1too Dollars year.
in advance; or T.oo Dollars and Fifty Cents
at the expiration Of three months.
AbbevilIe Dist. S. e., Aug. II, lS49.
n? Editors in this Stale will confer favor
which shall be reciprocaled, by giving the above
a few insertions.
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DIED Mt his residence on the 9Th instant, Of
Paralysis, MIR. RICHARD COLEMAN, in The sixty.
third year of his aye.
Mr.. Coleman died us he had lived private
misunderstanding throughout an exemplary
life, the duties aud the viflnes of private sta
tion. transformations in his manners. and I'M
aspiring in his desires, he sought neither popu.
lar favor nor pnbIic office.
Happily prepared by his position, aud his in.
intelligence, his experience, and his judgment,
his good conduct and his love of Justice he was
the impartial nrbiter in the difficulties of his
neglbors. Fair and honorable in Lis inter-
course with men: pnncnaI in his enga cement
aud Just in fulfilling his obligations, he was ht-
ted in no ordinary degree to give the advice sui
ted tn remove the disqnietudrs that arise in
ncighborhoods andto prevent the qnarre's and
lawsuits That they are apt to create. Blessed
arc the peace makers, for they snail be called tho
children Of God. -.
In the year 1880 or 1881, he put on Christ
by Baptism. and putting his heart ml" his act
he engaged with liberaIiry and diligence in the
cvcrlon of meeting house, for the Pine Plea
san, Church, Of which lie became member a,
It's constitution 1881. Of ihis church.he coll
linucd 10 his death an active and zealous mem.
her, illustrating the christian virtues and prii-
ciples of the Gospel of his master. and adern-
ing the doctrine Of Gnd his Saviour.
The surviving family Of this good man, his
church aud the community Of which he was
an ornament and benefacor. will, with nnac
feclcd grief monIn his loss. But though dead,
he vel speakelh in The rich legacy of his ex
celen characteristic character of an honest
man and an exemplary christian. Let me
die the ,lea,n of the Righteous and let my last
end be like his"
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DIED oil tile 18Th inst, Of consumption Mrs.
ASS SuPHRoNIA afUSDy, wife OF Col. l.. II.
Mnndy The deceased was born June l4th
1909 She entered early upon the marriage re.
lalun. in which particular sphere, the qualities
lher heart and mind seemed to have Gcen
concentrated. As wife, she was atf"cIinmate
and faithful; as .umhcr, devoted 10 her chill
dren; us friend ailjablc and kind. In her
dealt, her husbahd has lost u duiful wife. her
children fond and DEVOTED rnoiher. her friends
Il kind and sympalhising neiSkb"r Early i'll
life she nnel the Baptist Church at Giga,
and was ever afterwards an acceptable member
During her Affections. which were of many
months duralions. The writer (wllo was daily
visitor } has never seen exhibited, slch calm
and palien, suffering: no, Il mnrmer escaped
her lips, ms TO the dspensation III providence.
Surely none but christian could bear with
such urlilude and lamb like meekness, The tor
lures Of relcricss disease. On being asked #
she was willing To die, she replied, that am
poor sinner but have given up the world, aud
my trust is in God" Tie day before her
DEATH when her family and friends were as
semblcd around her bedside weeping on act
count Of her suierinss, she lo!d her family no,
TO week for her. bni 70 put their trust in God
who would never lurSake Them: anl that he
would guide fflem throughput lIic-a!so. that
they lnnst' prepare 10 meet her in heaven,
where she had n hope of being at rest. Du>
ring this affecting scene, when all were in deep
distress. she alone was calm. She has left ii
husband and, children, Qhree dangllers.) 10
mourn their Hreparable loss, but i, Is II sweet
consolation for them to know that their loss is
her eternal gain. EDwls.
&, DrEp at the residence nf Mrs Elan, IN This
District on-the 3Gsh Of June, alier a Distressing
illness of seven weeks. CoRNELIA GooDwrN,
gonIy child dnfihe late Charles e. and Paris
Garrett. in the l6lh Month of her nge.
t. UnreIeRing death! again Inst thy unerring
shs Il been hurled. and thy rude hand hast torn,
from widowed mothers bosom. lIe only Nv.
ing imnge,oi her deceased husband. Gr,eve
not Il mother for thy lost one. Such is lhc-com-
mon lot Of all, but console 'hysclf rvi'A The econ-
fideni assurance, that an Allwise and meIcllul
creation hast removed thy darling babe from
world of trials aud great afiiicllons' 10 one Of
endless bliss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
RISLEY'S VERMrFUGE OR COMPOUND
&yvs;D Of Pink Root.

An ciicctuaI WORM KILLER, perfectly
safe in all Cases. 1t opcrates gently on the
Bowels and is so pleasant that when children
once gel TASTE they cry C1r ii.
Prepared aud sold Wholesale and Retail by
HAVILAND, RSLEY, IL CO.. Druggists,
Augusta Also, sold by G. L. PENN, Agent,
ELgefeId. and by Country Merchants general
~. Prize 25cls.
AurI,St / 1910 Pm 2S
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Cheap Goods in Store:
80 Hlhds Prime u ID Sugar.

10 Hhds. COMMON N. o. Sugar,
90 g choice Porto Kico, sugaf,
25 Barrels clarified
S I" crushed
2 :" powdered g >.
Boxes Wo3lsey Il Woolsey double
refined loaf sngur,
3 {" Charleslon double refined loaf
sugar,
81 tihds. Mlscosad5 Moiasses.
5 " Trinidad +"
SO Bnrrels New Orleins "
I6li Barrels No. 3 Maeketel tlarge sizeij
20 Kits No. "
l.5 bags prime Rio Ccffeo
40 {" Lagngra
20 {" old Cuba '
80 " +" old Jas7t .:
6UOO Lbs. Union brand white Lead fNo.i
extra and pure.
300 Gallons Linseed Oil;
, Barrels Train q,
300 Lbs. Putty in Bladde5,
I25 Boxes window slnss (nll sizes,I
Is Kegs Eastern nails (assortedJ
2O0O0 Lbs. assorted Swedes Iroh:-
500 Cas,eel (Sandersons,)
German and Blister steel,
400 Pieces heavy Dundee baggins,
lOO Coils hemp rope, ..... :.
10 Bales hoinespuu eAugIsts nlanufas-
lure,
!" (Grani,eviIle ComPaayj
8 heavy cotton Osna6uiss;
20 boxes sperm candles, :.
90 e Adamanrine candies.
10 a. Hull g. Sons patent candles,
~ Hhds. bacoff sides twestern;)
1000 Lbs. country Bacon,
3 Tietess Rice. &c. &e.j
-ALSO&
Saddles; Brides, Blankets. Calicoe.,. Cotton
Yarn. SHOES, HATS, Caps, Trbbs. Sisar.cans,
Cnne-seat Chairs, Wood sea, Chairs, Grind.
stones aud many other articles too tedious to
enumerale.
DUNBAR a. GARMANY.
Hambarg July II, ls4g, tt IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
Great Inducement at the
Cheap Cash Stores.

YHNIIE Undersigned intends now 10 leave
Il for the North shortly, aud as every body
knews Cor,an is worth lBcen's, aud tie bfdsa
pee, for its rising is good. il is natural cdnse-
gurnce thar all Goods will be higher this Fall.
aud if Merchants pays higher prices for Goods,
buyers must also. But by coming forthwith,
beinre the new Stock utrives, Bargains will be
given. b..
missing. therefore all in want Of cheap Goods.
call to my Stores ut once, either here or at
Grani,eville; uni y"n will say the best bargains
decidedly are given at
j. CbHN.
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