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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-01
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT:
IN EQUITY:

n.s. .s,], =, !: ::'p, a.,.. 'Aa7'5''ss: :.
NOTICE is hereby given that by Write
~ Of an order from The Court Of Equity
in this case, I shall proceed to sell at Edge.
field Court Hhise on the first Monday iii
October next, the following tracts Of Land,
belonging to the estate of James S. Pope,
deceased; viz: &C
lst. The Mason Tract, tbeing q part ;Sf
that valuable tract Of land, known as the
Island Ford Land.) containing Twelve Hum
dred and sixteen SO-l0U acres, more or less,
lying in Edge6eld and Abbeville Districts,
ON Saluda River, and adjoining lands Of Dr.
Jno. Holland, II. H: Hill. and Theophiltis
Hill, 10 which is attached one half Of the
public Ferry at Island Ford over Saluda Ri
yer, also. the Island Tract, below the Ferry,
containing three acres,. more or less. 80.
End. The William Hill Tract, containing
One Hundred and fifty 3s-TOO acres, more
or less, lying in Abbeville District, adjoining
the above Tract, lands Of Edmund Day,
Henry Beard, and others.
3rd The Thomas Hill Tract, containing
One Hundred and ninety s2-loo acres,
more or less, lying ip kbbeYille District, ad-
Joining the last two Tracts, lands Of Edmund
Day, Robt Gillian Gen. James Gillian, and
Saluda River.
4,h. The Riddle Tract, containing one
hundred and for,y-seven and one half 9cres,
lying in Edgefeld District, on Half Way
Swamp, and adjoining lands of Mrs. Morris,
William Brad6eld, P. Burnett, Ser, and P.
Burnett, JUL,
5rh'. The Big Creek Tract, containing
Three Hundred and sixty s5-lOO acres, lying
in Edge6eld District, on Big Creek, and ad~
joining lands Of Samuel Webb, ]. Richard
son. r. Powers, Jacob Haltewahger, and
Levi Adams.
9Th. The Clouds Creek Tract, containing
Three Hundred and one and three fourths
acres, lying in Edgetield District, on Rowes
Branch, and adjoining lands Of J. G. Ruher-
ford, J. Gibbons, Estate of Martin Rowe,
Decd, and John Gibbons,
7th. The Matthews Tract, containing one
hundred and eleven and 4-l0 acres, lying in
Edgefeld District, and adjoining lands Of
jacob Haltlewanger, VIM. Walton, Sirneoh
Christie, and levi Adams.
S,h. The Lime Kiln Tract, containing
fifty acres, lying in Laurens District, and ad-
| Joining lands of Pleasant Saddier; Robert
Box. Harrison Daniel and Tilman Smith.
Said Lands will be sold Oh a credit of one
and two years, with interest from and after
one year from the day Of sale, except as 70
sd much as will pay lhe cost Of this suit, to.
be paid in cash. Purchasers to give bond
with good su,eties. to secure the putchase'
money.
8. s. TOAfPKINS, c. z. 4. =,
Commissioner Office, July l6, rs49:,
JuiyiS, lit 10
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From the Baltimore Patriot, 22d nit.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA AT HALIFAX.
The Steamer Caledonia, Capt. Leech;
arrived a, Halifax about seven o'clock on
Thursday evening, and will be due at her
wharf in Boston at an early hour on Sat
urday morning.
The Caledonia has 45 passengers for
Boston, exclusive of Is of the 42 survivors
nf the il-raled barque Charles Bartlett, Of
Plymouth. Mass, VIM. Bartlett. master.
This vessel on Wednesday, 9Th June,
n, balf-past 3 o'clock p. NJ, about 700
miles to the westward Of Cape Clear, was
run down by lhe-steam ship Europa, and
sunk in three minutes, with l34 Of her
passengers and crew. The catastrophe
occurred during dense fog, and although
the boats Of the Europa were instantly
lowered, and every possible assistance rem
,lered, only 42 out OF l76 souls were saved.
The captain. mate. and ten of the crew
are among the survivors.
The Europa is acquitted Of all blame,
not only by the survivors, but by the
unanimous voice of The British press and
public. A subscription of 352 pounds
was promptly raised by the passengers of
the Europa, to which The proprieiors have
added 20 pounds. They also offered To
carry the whole Of the survivors TO Boston
or-New York free of all expense.
The Europe sustained no material dam
age by the collision.
The result of this weeks business in
Liverpool are highly satisfactory 10 almost
every branch Of trade.
The London and provisional markets
in the absence Of home supplies have been
equally active.
CoTToN MARKET.
Tine operations Of the week have mt
been so extensive as those ofthe last week,
but The markets is firm, with slight up
ward tendency, and actual advance oflhe
price 'per lb. in the lower qualities Of
American. This weeks transactions have
reached 5S,S55 bales, Of which 16.500
were taken on speculation, and 50OO for
export The American descriptions sold
consist Of $4,000 at Al. to 5ad.; middIing
4sd.; fair d; $4,000 bales New. Orleans
at Sad. 64d.; midding 43d.; fair sgd;
$4,000 Alabama and Mobi. al 4 l.IG IA
3D.; middling 4s; fair d.; and 500 Sea
Island at 81 a Id.
PoLITIcAL.
And official bulletin has hecn issued by
the Austrians, announcing that the Hun
garians have been compelled to retire from
Raab. They were said 10 have taken a
route towatds Acs. prior 10 the capture of
Raab. Georgy, by declining to risk a
battle at Raah, and retrea,ing towards
Gran. deceived The Auslrians.
The Russians were under the necessity
ofleaving some 10000 men before Com
orn. Georgy, how ever, would never
have abondoned Raab. except with The
view of deaching a portion of his force
against Paskewilch.
a runor prevailed in the French AS
sembly, that the Hunearians had obtained
an important advantage over the Russians,
in the vicinity Of Raab. The Russians
are reported TO have los! ten thousand men
at Waumo.
:. A conspiracy against the Prussian Go
vernment was discovered, and desperate
battle took place between the troops and
insurgents OH the goth nlt,, in The vicinity
of Carlsrhue and Magders'clle. in which
the insurgents were defeated. Gen. Pan
necker had taken possession Of Baden.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN Ordinary.


DY JOHN HILL, Esp, Ordinary OF
I'D Edgelield District.
Whereas Christopher Wor,bington. hath
applied 10 me for Letters OF Administers
ton, on all and singular the goods and
chauels. rights aud credits of Susanah
Wor,hnston late Of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite aud admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and cred
itors of the said deceased, to he and appear
belnre me..a, our ncxr Ordinary's Court
for The said District, TO be holden at Edge
field Courthouse on The 18th day of August
nexr, to show cause, If any, why The said
administration should not be grnnte'E
Given under my hand and seal, this Tho
24th day Of July in The year of our Lord
Que thousand eight hundred and forty
nine and in seventy. fourth year OF Amer
lean independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
August I q 70
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OBITUARY.

Died, OH the 22nd ult., ut the residence Of
R. P. Brunson in this District. Mr.. AARcS
Howard, in the 29th year of his age.
The deceased was native Of Anderson
District. He came to Edscfieh District in
l94G. IN tho capacity Of School Teacher, which
he followed, up to the time Of his sickness
for eighteen months previous to his death lie
Taught school in the neighborhnod where he
died. AS n teacher. he was studous and atten;
tive, as friend, aiieciionate. To enlogizc the
dead is cnmmon,-we all have our ranlss. though
AARON HOWARD had but few.-lhorgh he made
no pretension TO religion, he was pattern for
morals. r. =.
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Warehouse g. Commission Business,
HAMBURG, TH-CARoL1NA;

HAMBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA:
THE UNDERSIGNED having taken the WAREHOUSE Of GEEn pArLow
The Storage ant ae q"
produce Merchandise and purchasing to order &C. when
the Favourable To-
uneig business to obtain
patronage hope satisfaction ~ nm ,noN
July 25 1Sl9 On - r, 20;
respectfully their grateful thanks their patrons Tor their
W. b.
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A G. A II Id /.

IA " n 1a - .
THE Undersigned having purchased the in
terest of A. H. BURT, in the late firm Of Burt
Il DoBY, respectfully announces 10 his friends
and the public generally, that he will still keep
open the PLANTERS HOTEL, and
hopes by strict attention and care OH his part TO
meet liberal share Of public patronage. His
BAR will be kept up with tlIe choicest Wines
and Liquors of all kinds. and his STABLE will
be attended to by steady and honest Hos'ler
TERMS OF BOARDING.
Boarding per month by the year,
without lodging, $40 w..
Boarding and Judging per month by
the year exclusive of lights, 12 50
Boarding and lodging per month by
The mcnth5i II 81
Boarding and lodging per Week. 90
per day, 90
per meul, 371
Boarding Horse per month BY the year; 10 0O
I" day; rs
Transient boarding, pHyable-Cash.
Regular boarding, payable-Monthly.
JOHN L. DOLBY.
July IA lS49, If 26
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"HE Copnrtnership heretofore existing un
n der the name and style Of BURT d
DOBY. is this day dissolved by mn nal con-
sent. Persons indebted to The late firm are
authorized to settle with ]. L. DOBY. Aud
all persons indebted 10 them, will please call
and settle Immediately.
A. Fl. BURT,
j. L. DOBY.
July ls 1s49, If 26
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3 e w Id avid.

With regard to the efficacy Of JEW DA-
vIDS, or the HEBREW PLASTERs, Moth
ing need he sold, as tlrey carry with them their
own recommendation, and the price being so
remarkably low, is sufficient inducehent for
those afflicted TO give them Il :rial. The agent
confident ,1,atby the great and increasing de-
mand for these Plas,ers, the popularity which
they have obtained solely by their ownmerils,
and the universal satisfaction which a,ey have
given, lha, they are decidedly superior To any
other in use. See advertisement in another
column.
The genuine arc for sale by
JOHN D. CHASE.
FdJefeId q IT hnrust 1Sj9 In, %
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Hamburg. July 16. l849.
A CAR I'D.

TEyE UNDERSIGNED respectfully endes thanks
of WALKER & BRADFORD the liberal
support favored and beg solicit
WALKER g. COLEMAN he conf
o
SAMUEL NJ. BRADFORD.
Hamburg, July l6, 1S49, 2m 90
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Notice.

A T the same time, and phee,I will cell
IA on the same terms, Gf not previously
disposed of, at private sale,} the tract Of
land whereon Mrs. Monfning Matthews, resi-
ded at tho time of her death containing four
teen hundred acres, more or less, and adJoin-
ing lands ofA. P. King, Col. Whit. Brookss
G. w. Holloway, and others.
NJ. FRAZIER
July 16, lit 20
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DIS SOLU TION:

rHE WALKER BRADFORD, dissolved oh the l4h %
by be used
lemen of which each will attend:
payment
hiring affairs readily
GOLLA aLhEh
S. Nj. BRADFORD. -
Hamburg S. c.. July is 1870 I'm .2o
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Best Cotton Gins in Market.

THNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
4 citizens Of this and the neighboring
Districts, that he continues the business Of
making Cotton Gins at his old shop, five
miles from Chappell's Bridge, in Edgefeld
District that he has on hand O number Of
Cotton Gins OF the best quality, the saws
being ten inches in diameter, and made Of
best Cast STEEL The ribs are made OF ham,
mcred iron, and faced with cast steel, and
we'll hardened, and made durable. These
Gins are believed by the most who try them,
10 be Gins Of the best performance and dura-
bihy, of any now in market Some Of them,
of As saws, have picked bales per day.
The subscriber offers these Gins at 50 per
SO W, and will deliver them if ordered in any
of the neighboring Districts.
JOHN CHAPMAN.
Applications made TO any o: the following
gentlemen, (who will act as agents,) will be
promptly attended to: Avory Bland, ESQ ,
Edscfeld Court House John McMorrs, and
]. K. Shumport, ESQ.,, Newberry; w. D.
Watts, ESQ.,, Laurens C. H., John Keller,
Esq, Abbevile.
Orders and letters addressed to the sub
scribcr, Colemun's Cross Roads, Edgefeld
District, will BE promptly attended to.
J.C.
July Is, ls49 81 26
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fl card.

r BEG leave TO return my thanks to the
IL public for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on me, and solicit continuance
Of the saEae for the new firm.
b. S. DUNBAR.
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Notice

rs Hereby given, that application Hill be
Il made to The next Legislature for ne granr
Of new Road commencing a. or nearhs W Sa
Iiams on 4hc Marlin,own Road, and i6tersecling
The Longcsne Road. at or near Major John
Tompkin's Mill, on Little Stevens Creek and
said Rohd. zi'.,-[.it
July Is lS49. 3m 2S
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II Card .

u BEG leave to return my thanks TO the
Il public for the liberal patronage hereto
ance Of the same Tor the new firm.
G. W. GARMANY.
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Cheap Goods in Store.
SO Hhds Prime n d Sugar.

SO EHhds Prime n d Sugar.
10 Hhds. common N. o. Sugar.
20 :. choice Porto Rico, Sugar,
25 Barrels clarified
5 crushed
2 powdered
Boxes Woolsey & Woolsey double
refined loaf sugar,
2 Charleston double refined loaf
sugar,
20 Hhds. Muscovado Molasses.
Trinidad
so Barrels New Orleans
lou Barrels No. 8 Mackerel (large size,jj
90 Kits No. ]
Us bags prime Rio Coffee
4U 4" Z" Lagugra -"
20 " old Cuba Z"
80 4" old Java :.
6000 Lbs. Union brand white Lead (No.
extra and pure,)
300 Gallons Linseed Oil,
2 Barrels Train
800 Lbs Putty in bladders,
ll25 Boxes window glass (nI sizes.J
rs Kegs Eastern nails (assorlei)
10000 Lbs. assorted Swedes Iron,
500 Casleel (Sandersons,)
:, German and Blister steel,
fVu -fleCeS neaVy Duiiuee DaSSihSI
100 Coils hemp rope,
10 Bales homespun (Aususta manufac-
lurc,
S (Graniteyille Company
y heavy cotton Osnabulgs,
20 boxes sperm candles,
20 :. Adalnanrine candles.
10 Hull u Sons patent candles,
81 Hhds. bacon sides western)
4O0U Lbs. country Bacon.
3 Tierces Rice. &c. &c.
"A LSO-
Saddles. Brides, Blankets, Cacoes, Cotton
Yarn, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Tnbbs, Sugar'cans,
Sleeves, Tobacco, Pepper, Spice, Ginger. Ten,
Cnnc-seut Chairs, Wond seat Chairs, Grind
stones, aud many other articles too tedious 10
euumefate.
DUNBAR d. GARMANY.
Hamburg, July il, l5i9, II 25
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RISLEY's vERMIFUGEoR COMPOUND
Syrup of Pink Root.

An cifcctiial WORM KILLER, perfectly
safe in all Cases. II operates gently on the
Bowels. and is SO pleasan, tina, when children
once get taste, they cryJor ii.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail by
HAVILAND, RISLEY, q CO.. Druggists,
Augusta. Also, sold by G. L. PENN, Agent,
Edge6eId, and BY Country Merchants general
ly. Price 25cls.
kuoIfst 1SA0 0m %
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ANODYNE CORDIAL,
FOR THE RELIEF s. CURE OF

i
DSa1'yhoen s. DySente1y.
THIS valuable preparation needs but the
trial Of single bot'le to prove its efficacy in
Diarrhoea and Dysen,ery. Il is as mild and
safe remedy for nursing infants. as for adults.
During the present Cholera times, when any
approach 10 Diarrhoea, should be Immediately
th9cksd, the Anodyne Cordial shodid be in every
family.
Here are few recommendations Of this
Medicine, Others cou1d be obtained but we etrust
the Public will judge these all sufficient TO inn
duce trial of the Cordial.
Price so cents Boule-Money returned il
the remedy pro3e useless.
Edgefeld C. II. 23d Jnly, 1919:
This will certify that used Tie Anodync Cor.
dial in an alarming case Of Diarrhbea in my
family with complete success-and believe
tins Cordial 10 he one of The best remedies ever
invented for the cure of that disease.
DANIEL ABBEY.
Edgefeld C. H. 10th JIily, lS49.
This may certify that bad Diarrhoea of one
weeks standing, cured by 3 OF Abuses Of Doct.
Chase's Anodyne Cordial
s. COVAR.
J uly 23d 1s49.
fp1rcha.ed a bottle Of Anodync Cordial Of
Doct Chase, and used il with good success i'll
my family. MARSHAL FRAZIER.
This certifies that / have used the Anodyne
Cordial IN number of cases Of DIarrhoea IN
my family during the last year with unvariable
success. and cordially recommend the retnedy
10 others. J. .D.'TfBBEPIS.
July 18th 1S49.
FROM THE LATE PAsToR OF THE ErlscoPAL
CHURCH.
To ,ohorn il mig eonecrn-Last summer
was afflicted l'a,hroublesome Diarrhoea and
made use OF a small dnantity Of Dotl. Chase
Anodyne Cordial. and hesitate not to stute, that
think the remedy a valuable oiic.
e. B: WALKER.
Edgeasld c. Fl. 2sa July, 1s49.
For sale by JOHN D., CHASE, NJ. D..
July ID. If 81
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G5 a Il A RBDa

az - ls Is Z 5g Da
In this District, on the 22d ult. by the Rev.
II. Hurlong, M,. c. L. REro of Augusta,
Geo. to Miss MARTHA PERMESrER.
Printers fec received, a fine slice Of Cake.
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Hamburg, South Cnr0lt,G.
HE UNDERSIGNED having associated themselves in the above us
WAREHOUSE recently oecped by Walker Badfo respectfully lender
CHANDISE PURCHASING TO ORDER, &c.
When required liberal advances will be made CONSGNMENTS
Water Proof Warehouse. they by unrenng attention ID
business share ofParonase, and hope satisfaction
GOLLOTHUN WALKER;
Nj. W. COLEMAN
Hamburg July lsl9 PIN 90
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Planters Hotel.

CORNER OF CHURCH AND QUEEN STREETS,
Charleston, s. C.
FORMERLY KEPT BY CHARLES H. MIbr.
EAMES w. LAMKIN g. JAMES NJ.
% HURST having taken the above extern.
siye and well known Establishment. solicit the
patronage Of their friends and the public gen.
orally.
Charleston S. C. August }, Ie49, If %
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8. s. ToNfPKINs, c. E. Z. y,
Commissioner Office, July Is, rs49:,
JuiylS, lit %
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DISSOLUTION,

Hamburg. S. c., July iS, 1s49.
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July 16,'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-02

tanty IN their operations, by any other preparation
pounded Tor similar purposes, now before the public
These Specifics combinations of approved medicines.
pngng the excellent qualities of each medicine into
s1at,ve whole to produce most efficient compounds
ch have yet been known TO fail Its impossible to
Slpce certificates OF the of medicine of this peculiar
or otherwise host of facts might be advanced to
act NE broad and deep foundation which the char
Lhese Specifics rests for support Long standing
.p.1sHs Of the Kidneys, Gragei, Burning the in
etc ETC. have yielded to the commando nese
anlldo;es and instances OF SYPHILIS OF the most
sanatve influence -, ~ ~
L az pIelsiaon is without doubt the most effecual
afar uSyered and has cured many obstinate diseases
# "a afer medicine bad failed. In its improved form
snGce of useless and effects permanent cure in the
nosnrs "e sir days without restriction to diet
never Iea M,sss. Besides this important advantage. ~
that he part subject to that troublesome weakness
nrecyhad 'n after the of other medicines genefa
III; at IA taken in the first of the dfease
in fey dan uiarge and remove all unpleasant feelings
diseases ;n IN long potracted chronic Stages OF me
Wh,aS ~ ooeunae Gleets Female COMPLAINTS. such as
ever discovered 7' uouD' 1ie nv"
s 40 no! oiiei these Specifies PANAoEA or cure
;zed g' o4, 10 the abOve-named cass we are author-
10 gr Leroy and Peeer OF Pans tthe lnventors,)
" ~ HT.anaMg g cure lnder forfeit OF $500
we would here rerk that these Mixtures have been be.
ple me public % NeOreans for the last years. and
.'' sy-s nave We UNIVERSALLY Bowed efiicaeious
~ 81 t4t1are Of a base COuntertetter, Dho
sstes spurious Gnd In1nous article Recofiec the only
~ az Unthea Stetest, a DONNAUD, No. ID CARoN
ps ss IKEEkI oetaoeenIana and Common.
Is a iifealfse on Stritures can be had gratis.
- nHphVate consnltsaous free of charge. MI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-02
MEOY'S ELIXIR.

The Best Medicae Of the Nineteenth Century made from
Roots of Ptgts gr0a1tag near the Gulf Of .Ne1ic0.
This is truya valuable remedy, and everybody should
have it. In Deases OF Children. and preventive of dis
ease in its acue FORM who tell its worth 1t has been
used with prminent success in Diseases the Chest such
as Colds CugA, Difficulty of Breathing, Splitting o.
Blo0d Nit Saotats, often attended with Chs and Heat
stage, .44anna, Group, Influenza. Also, Lioer Com
plaint Cstipepess, ScrQtata WdSting Of the Flesh, 4
fections0 f the Spleen, Stomach and B0Ueis We have
heard o. no case Of Cholera occurring where this
DIV has used Where has been used for ndispos ion
in chen they have been invariably free from Worms and
enjoyd the most perfect health For females will be found
supebor to every ohe medicine and be used under all
circumstances Its depurave qualities places it far above
all The Sarsaparas In Scarlet FeUer unQuestionaby
q great remedy.
IN" For further information see tnets and Bills
fi's u w. TIE EcLEor1dosYRUP
For the Of Fur 4tbns, Ercsssiue Utsripe Dis.
charges, and Chronic Disease Of the Spleen Of
passed excellence positive in It's sal utary results, and worthy
of universal patronage Price 81 so.
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE.
A Great aid UoRderfm AGENT of truly astonishing
power, composed Of simple vegetable element, and
nay applied. For the of Rheumatism, Tetanus or
LOckja1 SpSms, Stiffness Of the Joins, Pain every
EFF ko jv. I,Ioae, JvtrUouS I00LNaoao arpfIoa
in the ear OF he affected side.
style of paneyc in commencing this article to public
tice yet we bel that cannot terms strong Illus
trative of power to heal Excellence efficiency,
tainy attributes. All who will say it is good
and will doncaculabe good TO the human race Price 81
For saleb H. BONNABEL,
corner of Natchez and Tchoupitouas SITS.
fy8 1y G. N. MORRISON II Magazine st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-02
AN ISc1pENr.-Not long since a lady died in the

AN INcIDENT.-Not long since a lady died in the
northern part of this State, whose years numbered
almost century. There is a volume Of history
forever lost What stories she could tell of the
brave old days few knew for she lived in great
retirement and of late the dimness of age had be-
gun to settle as well on her mind as On her eyes.
What Springs laden with flowers had been hers;
what sunny and beautiful Summers; what Au-
tumns, with their golden fruits! She knew the
men of the Revolution; she was a near relative OF
jane McCrea, and saw her just before her murder.
She was relic of forgoitenyears. For some years
past her time had been occupied occasionally in
making every preparation for her funeral. The
most minute arrangements were completed, and
nothing left for her friends but to close her weared
eyes, and bear her TO her sleep with her kindred
NJ Y Journal of Commerce.