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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE T. co.

SUGAR, MOLASSES, &C., AT AUCTION.
- ON THE WHARF.-On FRIDAY the LIST Fe,
bruary at our Wharf and Warehouse, Rockets COM
mencing at l0a o'clock, we will sell
lis hhds Sugar, choice quality ScarsdaIe and Buena
Vista brands
l25 bbls clarified and powdered Sugar, landing from
the barque Cyane
ALSO-the cargo Of the schr Susan Ludwig from Ma
tanzas, with 236 hhds Molasses; strictly prime
quality
2l0 hhds Sugar shipped from eight plantations, and
lO3 bbs Moasses ranging from fair to choice quality
TERMs-Under 800, cash; over 800, months credit
for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather
ia 30 DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO., Aucts
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01
BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.

"a AT AUCTION.-O On FRIDAY Evening
February LIST, at halt past 6 o'clock, at Store No So
Main street, second door from Messrs. Purcell Ladd
Co, will sell extensive and choice collection OF
NEW BOOKS, embracing over 1000 volumes Of
Standard Works in the various branches of Literature
Romance Novels and Tales fine family y and pocket
Bibles and prayer Books, elegant gift Books new An
nuals fine Letter and Cap Papers, Blank Books Back
CANNON Boards, &c. &c.
curing desirable Books, of the finest editions at very
reduced prices.
The sale will continue for few nights only
The Books are now open for examination during the
day.
ia 81 GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-01

ETNDERTAKING.-T subscriber having re-
~ linquished the Cabinet business. will in future give
his undivided attention to the Undertak ing business.
Having always hand large number of Collins OF all
Sizes made OF the best materials and finished in the
best manner-also, Shrouds and VIA ding-sheets, two
good Hearses with gentle horses and careful drivers
he prepared to accommodate the p ,c the shortest
notice All orders left at my office, the store of Mr.
VIM Booth, will be promptly after lded to. For the
further accommodation OF the public ;, neat poplar and
coarse pine Collins will be kept on hs nd
I )HN TURPIN.
Coffin Wareroom in the rear Of Mr.. H, Baldwin's
Agricultural Store fe l-3m
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RIGHFRENCHG0ODs
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
GH@EsGsgI g s3sEsg Asas
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, -

tyNTIIL0 OPEN, this day, additional supplics
|;YH from New York, ,:of Ladies' Rich Nencf
DRESS GOODS, among which are :,
Paris Printed Embroidered Bengalia ORGAN.
DIES, a new aud splendid article for Ladies
Dresses, ~. H y
|Rich Satin-striped Frenchs Printed SMUSLINS
!. of the latest and most beautiful styles,
French Printed BRILLANTES, Of ehastc and
Rich Paris MaNFELBTTs, Of entirely new
styles, and of the latest patterns s.
Ladies. Embroidered French Ldwn HAND:
KERCHIEFS, Sol.
Paris Trimmed NalenciesL Lace COLLARS; I,
With variety of other articles, suitable for ths
present season, and which, with their previous
large receipts, places tliom in the possession o.
|onc of thelargest and most splendid assortment
'f Spring Goods, which they have ever offered
Ito tile Public, and which hes been carefully se.
lected from the most recent importations, The
public are respectfully invited to call md exam:
ine the assortment. ~ .
"A ,,r;t
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Rich sprinss& 6 summer
G 90 .Ds
ETRI, ,IsIM.AG szsa g gR aASts!s9


n ggggs sBaMM sszssa gIn aAgiss5
Tsrst DrE Gods Store 6sloto tie U.ss H:otsl
AUGUSTA EoRGIAa
TEAS Jussrsceaedd bis Stock of new Spring
I'LL and Summer DRY GOO DDS, embracing g
great variety Of Rich Dress Goods Of the latest
styles and iashio9 -
sRich Ghadelion Striped and Check Silks,
PLAIN Black and POLKA Spot GreD eEhiIe, 4
Rich SIX Alborines, Tissues md BeTages,
Fine Plain Black and golored Beragesy !.
F-ench Polka and Jaconet Musiine ~
Rich Elnb,d and Organda Muslns, ss s5
Rich Black and White Hernana Shawls, =:
White and Block Lace Mandtellets and Gapes,
3 Jaconet, swisss laInsook and Check Muslins,
Linen Lnstresi gharnbrays and Ginghams ss
Fine Rosett Collars and gheme mezetts
Toile DsN Noed and Linen Goods,
Black and! Golored rauise, 2SslsS S
Broeha Swiss Muslms, Irish Linens,
Table Damask and kins, e
French Linen Filings, neenss Cloth,
Ladies Fancy SILK and Iisle Thread G1oyes,s
q Jaconet and Swiss Edg dgiings and Inserting
Afneassorfn fneiitS Linen Ga1nb: HGndker rehiets,
Thread, Linen and Lisle Laces, Bobinet Lace:
sPhin Satfn and q Figured SILK Nestings,
Black and Colored Alpaecas, Fine Bombagne
Ladies Black " hito and Slate Hosess
ia great variety nf l1nnds for {. tt1rne,t and
3Ydurf1s SunrnteT~& &enr and aln.ost every at tlelt
usually kept IN Dry Goods Store! Flo would
Respectfully invite his customers and the public
3to call and examine his assortment as hesi de-
3ternined to sell as low as any other house the
lcity. New GOODS received every two weeks
N. B-W. H Cs has removed from lis old
stand to the opposite sideof Broad Street frs'
SDry Goods Store below the United Suites Hotel
Augusta, 8Iay s 1850 eow3t 8
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5B0 CTS AN III D SHl Els
B AZ Rednc esd P ric es.aEE

osN7sa fE Snbsmiber respc calls at
|ES tention To- bis reduced prices
d ~ for CASH aa follows
sS;saa NEW PRicEs Oh Paf6ss
FNelteds Boots !. Z SIC so. J. :. s8sDgS
Pump Boots. 4. &. 4 I. - s
Water Proof Boots sa 90 e. !. s. G -
Quilted Bottoms Is \. 1000
An other work IN proportion. No credit for
The shortest TIME viii Be given i any one: iEpers
sons haying gork: done syill be required witho,t
distinction % pay clan ijeisre fhcir work bg
taken from the shop, as thcre are no books kept
N the establ blishment, nor never shall be again.
J. D. TIBBETTS.
Jan i 1850 If rs
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MENIPfIlSa> :
MEDICAL DEpAl

sTHE Regular course. of @'ri, in thus
I'll Institute, will lcortnenc !sst of No.
tyember and continne uldf [. - sebruary.
eFhe Anatomical Departing? med and
ready 70 receive stndentlS or.Gctober
THE Medical DEPARTMENT. sil ,r the dRec-
hon Of the following
PRS)EESN ):
~. FnEEMla, M. ID, :gfof.>-..r of Anatomy ].
ER. S. NgwToN, M. d; Professor Of Surgery.
EhsIH6Ios, NJ. fofessof of Theory and
Practice Of NlediciEs: g g
W. BYRD ;PowEl, ns I'd Professor Of Physi:
|ology, Pathology dnethlogy and Geology.
81 KIrYse NE ID 5Protassor # Materia Medica,
|Therapeutics and Medical urisprddence: a
j. SAlnroy SaUyDERs NJ, Md, Professor
of Chemistry and syaaey. 4
~. "A WILSON, Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Wot,et mud Children.
cLINayE IECTURERs.
MEDIc1NE- PfotetsdfS;r : J. HuLcE. Il :,
ssunGERY Proiessoafssl s.,-wTos. -
u. FREEMAN, NJ. ,: anatomical Demonstrator.
The fsesfor afallI course Of lectures amount TO
S1o5. 3 & ~
Zach Professor Ticket S15 Nfatriculator's,
a5s Den6on onstratorsk Fee, $40. !. Graduation, 800.
TFSse desiring fuftief information viii please
ress their letters t7paid} TO the Denn land
81 Ienfs arriving in sthe city will please cali on
hii:. at the E6nurerciE sJfH' ID IS
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Dress Goods,

Amonp which snre = =
Il, -, &, ,.r.I,rI ,,s1,s
a@es rleh s MhI,s aaa soaes aeo hiNii
y w sysS5I sss
Eaales. esa elaes lace stiasfIss ol speeno'q
sIsless " ane Z, nrT,rr
Ladles white dotted sglss Mgsa ssalstlh,
a ana LAce SS4Ar s fs'
styles Z Z, - g
eal Saenennss lace gslLhafs ana SSsFs
ana ILadles. Neck @ ana bonnetI hibIgSs Is
Sltlsh foGiaakl1 Ia ana sna cneckea Laaies
g :sIt5hS,soi superior styie -
sS5ra I1 Ten 1ack inquired ,iiAe ana piai's slass
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COMPREHENSIVE. q! 4.

kTNIIE nndersigned, hayiug assoclated them q +
5i selves IN business ander the name and tsjs
Sc DIiNB aR4gssG AN for the pufisgse
d tansa6d1g eas gehes 1fHucIHr4 W
this place, ;rcspcetfmly of
Piantersto to their rheavy Stock the ding az
telesso general consunpt tion. Ehey mn o .be
found at the stand recently occu cupiedS by
Dunbar, and nearly opposite the stant formerly
occupied by G. w. GarmnnY lyhere they Will pe
happy to RECEIVE their former pnd patrons,
together with public at large IS
&c We are determined 70. keep eonstmtly nhand
astoekS unsurpassed by any ever offered jnttlss
market, and Believing eur faeilifcs for bnying
Tow. to be equal to my m the placn; we vii al
be prepared 10 sell at the lowest prices
er for Gas, or on time to- approved customers -
[Hagins rented the Ware House formerly soecu-
pied Elliott and placed tunder the etlarge
Iof an experienced d:maI, we are repaired 70 oiter
IeqnaI advantages in storage with any assare- g
House in the place and liberal Cash advances an
made at5alI times on, Cotton stored with ps, or on
shipments mode to CIV. Germany 20 Coz sa5
|yannah, whose charges viii be as low as usually
made by other Factors. The highest spricespad
Fat al times for Cotton and other prodnce brought
''fs market. 3. S. DUNBAK
tI.i G.i: GARAIANY
Hamburg ls4s f e
AZ G3a udn Is
jT BEG ieaseto return my thanks to the prbEs
|E for tile liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
ION me, aud solicit continuance OF the ssnae for
'the new firm: BIS. DUMB Ar
~ oar ca - 8: !:
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conId,nt cara Kim.

good story y:is told !. IN q PhaadephlaI
Papsnef p fsof q aTaaaen nast
pand py msanlaple spouse: ?, aIter srylngs
yaslons @ eSpeaenss, a g NO PuTpos tol
|ere her hasDands anltual
|she q angtasg plansfeTE
|Rak.ng q agsssasa agSssse - q ner
s;;aaiatad az ,a,,,asd o,rs pS .o Il
|slp.seu 49, = III ~ saael =
ss5s |sasta ss nd ~ a5tan bira
'ssdss - a,d =
&C., slss1:, pL;S. ,,a, II nE
ei,,. Lss,.s n 80 ,aEs as , S;;r1
|sslf I,;nos y, nn;;,,a Ssn.h 81 d;n, and
ssss sg a ~!
ais a a1seIe r. Ienlad sa,,ng t;iluh;sasas
oas elpoW - aooae spb ~ - =
sss19 - 5 sas.ss @ ssAsse = { sloss 80 A
a.yH,ii |M5 - -, Iau pb;,ondar Z.
ar, a alsao.a a, > = sa;J. AZ .sa,,o
s, ~. - :'olts s..tu ''.
slao4Sri .t Nh; q; :. .1s.o B
: - .ts5a . u1.'i l,; ...e
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hiarch ID 1850 s;l
'lyeAy @sOods

aVUl8NeSh
AVN !, haye hey z + recsSEsa g eac@qes
., !. p I Y MlMEhSe; y !. Z
are now Psepared sto: onsE E;.f 4
ueelneritss 70 7 {, 7 those ! @. ss wlsll4
epE Stock Y nov, Ilgpsss se!eE
hs@.7sl sssI.,,s:g' s,s ! . i. !;
lasfsssa,aeSusssSss5s isnsssa g;,lss g
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/ CAROLINA.
STRICT.

'endants Charles
Truit, William
'euitzburg, and
Truit, Brothers
N Tams, known
S. Roberts, are
=. ave no place Of
motion of Dir.
'rdered that the
IGsemonthsfr from
lead, answer OF
mt, or the same.
INST them. n
is, c. E, E. D.
iIsslS5o.
cisI5 "a
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{ scpNr n couRFi. 9, / e.si

q ..5A lDCENE ciAUURIs----s y ", = = l.tlllI
eo1unseihof, shnet
& s 81, ,enzNsauth hoIitYZf fs6u7 are pfepared1
ato swear. to- The mare pan
Rhat AUTHORITY e nd ID the ostler fmterro;
sgafively 80 7 Oh are to reply, and not
Srepeat the question put to you . &c
doesn't consider a mans bound to. answer
Ia aquestion3 before he's had time to turn i'll
Gin his mind.on e Nothing can be more
ssimp1e, sir, than the question put. Ire.
speat it.-Upon what authority do you|
sswear to the animals :agea" The best
aauthority," responded the witness grufy.j
4. Then why such evasion 2 Why do youl
snot state, it at once?' Well then, if.
syoa must have it" Must I must audi
swill have it" interrupted the counsellor
L You must" rejoined the ostler, with!
simperturbable gravity g why, then Ihad;
lit from themare's own mouth" A stimuli.
3taneous burst of laughter rang through
THE court. ~.
LIBERAL1TY.-A youth, who, itischari-
stably presumed, had never sseen the ele-|
|phant," ," recently found himself in company;
with three young ladies, and generously
divided an orange between them, You!
Twill rob yourself" exclaimed one of the
3damsels. ~ = ,s.s@s Il
aNotat all" replied the innocent, "Il
lhaye three or four more in my pocket"
-
A LIBEIe-Jean Paul, that wicked
ssatirist of womankind, thus closes para!
agraph Even in church the women sing:
ian octave higher than the men, in order|
motto agree with themin any thing
Do You see anything ridiculous about:
this wig 2" said a young gentleman to Cur
ran. Nothing" said Curan, g but the!
.head in it.
LoGIc.--A gentleman asked a country
clergyman for the useof his pulpit for as
ssyonng> divine, a relation of his-sssI really
3do.not know" said the clegyman, 4howS
ito refuse you but if the young man couldl
5preach better HAN me, my congregation!
Twill be dissatisfied with me afterwards; Il
land fhe could preach worse, I dor, think
33l.e,sft to preach at all" ..%s
AsIEEpY DEACON who sometime en.s
|gages in popular games hearing the min
lister sethe words shuttle off this mortals
Icoil, ," started up, rubbed his eyes andj
exclaimed ,Ste Ho dion, it's NV turn to dealH
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sAReLdINA.

. NISAe III rs
iioufor rpalrlaio,1
e interest 81
rease, in Mel land
Ito him and
by MuryK XII
;decedssd,
tion, that WIZ
Parks and 3ife|
vater md wife
wife Marble
, distrb tees OIL
,usR3Joyio,,eo.;s.,.6
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aTtL lety off easy this time" as the
horse said when he threw his rider. into
the mud. s,S....,f
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TH1s is avery stormy night husband,
|Oh, not very, my dear, you have said but
little. .s s,: :,
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|No!.t'eaI.|.


In CHARCH Il tRe Caaadiam Stall
lssn ailt s]5s sStockss;
a H9 eS raising 10 lles ut
aSlEi3a J. most conf Ia stt6e company
Eorf fartber partiealsrs enquire
as:sss; 40 ofia 0Nssss.
Edge6sld C.sH., March Is 1850 9 ss
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rFixins Soils
6 Some nine or Ten ysarssa;

early part OEany SIatInlag idu sOcosisloltsS Is
todeepen a well about SIX er eight feets
The earth thrown out was as tenacionsss
eIaY. Just: enough to scnt intoB
Jumps, and al adhesive enough Ia remain sol
After finish tEies we'll the man who badSS
charge of the farm was sat Ii loss 70 knowD
where deposiittiit. q bare sandy
knob III one Of the fields, which was notz
ipapt termed personal prop !. ffromS
IFS beng waited about by every breeze,s
here to-day land there to-naorroW IL och
CURED to me that the day would hold theE
sand and form d Dill. s areo ordingf OF.
dered it deposited there in heaps, the samebb
las If manure. This was in the summer
I'm the faL 1.-THE Jumps were saatte over
the sirfface and left to j5tlhe action Of thsf
rain rain and frost In h the spring It was founds
|to; have brok en;a own eruInbled and slack;e
lea lime These heap were Teducedss
land the eIay evenly y spread over the ssur-k
lace. The field received coat atlure,
||was plowed and soWn WittFh I'd cats and peas
||That Whereth clay applied, prednceds
|the largest and most yiigorous growth, of,
ANY thsr part OF the field IN the falIts
was sown foW1ait
I'Minothy and clover. The ryea as wen q
|aie clover was much more vigorous iandII
Heavier, on. that than any part of the field.
FIN fact, the person who; capied the farnE
latter left it, informed me that he lost his
|crop Of grassson that part m aconseque uencei
sof its lodging. Thus the personal Was|
made real or fast property and remains sol
sto5the present dag.
Having experienced such benefcialI
effects from mixing clay with sand, / wasI
afterwards induced to try what effect tsandI
would have on a aratherret etentiye soiE The
|garden at Tree Hills Farm, lis q stiff clay
Iloam resting on "a strong tenacious SclayI
|subseil, ratherin nclining to moisture. The|
ssecond year after e purchased and took
possession of il, / Icaused d coat Of sand
from six to eight inches deep, to beputonI
lone of the squares, which was spaded in|
with the manure, and q had the satisfaction
Ito witness the most graft fying and happy
results the crop psofs that square was star|
superior to- any other in he garden. Since
then have caused over five hundred one- ll
horse cart loads: Of sand TO be put the
garden, and the effsetis still visible q al.
Though the sand has disap peared.
n FAST WORKING OxEs.-One great
Iorobably the greatest, objection, to the|
employment of oxen on the farm and
|road, is their slow and snail like move
||nent. This objection, we believe, isl
loftener the fault Of the man than fhe|
beast. Every think depends upon l,a n the
9earIys ttraiiniinps :of ST. ANIMAL
SHOWS tha's 5treatmrer has received iin|
|traiinine more surely than the Ok. AXE
Steers when thew arc freein the fields, and
Ifhey viii walk al fast As colt 55or horses.
Ihe same speed so5ff va inn NAV be secur
Ia n tbe tenn s;lby nrt5t t,er iiiine Itisl
sttssissnl
I1fJ ssffii oxen sISiN
|hardlY move. BY such mead The SOON
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Cure FOR BURNS AND 'SoAIDs.-Take
SCOT from chimney where woods burn
ed, rubit fine, and mix one part SCOT to
three parts of hogs lard, spreadthis on
linnen or muslin. If in very extensive
burns or scalds, the cloth should be torn
into stripes before putting over the seald.
let the remedy be freely, and fully ap.
piled, SO as perfectly to cover thaWound.
No other application is required until the
patient is well except to apply fresh api
plications of the SCOT and, lard, &cs In
steamboat explosions this remedy can in
nearly all cases beat once applied, and
if done, many valuable lives will be saved,
and a vast amount of suffering alleviated.
I. - - H
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WE once know a boy who said that hi
|likeda good rainy day, too rainy to e
to school and just rainy enough to got
fishing:
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], .8gsC n :.ygSizcEes

1aaPAcKAGES New Siackerci Nos. ii
5EtEti tis md 8 8, il; whole halves aud quastsS
Kets. For sale by -
Fs1sNRIEK
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NEWTON NJ d..
DP1n Of ihc Faculty,


worthni .snnI requirements, will compare
faporabh pemat distinguished incur conn
Try. The .',acI faculty. ccnsti tutes an anomaly
in this or. y5ofhsr sountry-all of them are able
lecturerss .dthe;best d Gteachers.
Those " 10 will contemplate our geographical
position, and ithe eatapt of our population, can
have no doubt to the eligibility of our situation
for an enterprise Of the Kind AS to health. incli-
ding all seasons os ihe year, wesdeny that any
other city has more. J;
A common error exists in the minds of many
students relatiyeJothe place Of studying medicine
those whoi intend pracicing among the diseases OF
the West stand Soptk souId certainly educate them:
selves at q school whoss Faculty are practically
acquainted with those d..
That the plblicn1aT I'D of the perma.
nency of this :sche II duty totstate,
that the TRUSTEE - -y,ii ia unitinaction,
which aug,i 49,. lccess; and that
the peculiar -. which connects
them, cam x, q
: E.iM KING,
T. iemphis Institute. /;
May 15a II.
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&c Is THEM thar Bibles?" asked aver
dant specimen, Of a Clerk Of the Superior
Court, as he pointed to pile of blank
records of wills. No." answered the
Clerk, "those are testaments."
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IN Rs fI{3 (lFI I'D
q, M RfTRD ssGR d af IN igTER Rs4lI
sDR II !, ). M CskHtsEs
sREPAREEpl|sE = EgsssI

fsSf III y
1 IN. l,iI !. lC. hI CakSfs
The CAIsfsTOIs9
Mo- tcn syEsTs PHu4pELpHt1
opFEs ILlyER COMPLAINT
DyspEesIA, GHR0EIc or NERyqus
DEEAsE or TnE KInRE9s,g xED. ALre
y DHEasRs AnisfNosFRoNK DisoRDEREp LLrEkt
III or SFoM1CH, 6cs DC. ls Ss5,
Sucfl as Corstp pation, Inlsard Piles, FuEpess
sBlood 70 tho Head dity of the StoIaae
Essn, Heartburn Disgust fon Zoos, teuilness or.i
weight in the Srpmnch Sour Efnctaiions; Snhlngs
Sor Huttetng at the Pit The Stomlc syiniss
sfnins of the Head Hafied and Difiealf Breathngs
AFlnttsiing at the Heorts Choeking or uihcnhDg5
ssensations when ina Lying Posture, Dimnfss
Syision. Dots Wehs before the Sight, Eeyers nn
SDnlp pain in the Head, Defi ficiency 9f PersI
eYelIowness Of the Skin and Eyse5 Pain IN the Sils
Back, Chest, Limbs, DC; pdden lnshes OF Heat;
BURNING: IN the Flesh, Constant Imagi ots
BESiland Great Depression :pfS 81
from Alcoholic Stimuinnt SYnp, Noes ttfenparsSs
kCalomeli Acids, and all and Injtitt.t
IONS Ingredieats, they arc IN ands
ssmcH and mild IN, theito operation, meyer gTpu1gT
lGiying any yuncasiie thsy giye
ksShole system whilst they dive from t disc5
EThey Gun Be admi1is 70 the most sdeiicat
FAINT with psrfect sntety
READ THE FOLLOWING ARgTCLE rs
IN spSp,eared Ii fiies sslsadine German Journal Of
$Philadelphia iinfel Democrat The:
Editor was personnel cquninted aRith Dr.
sand, and Of this great man ne
e2otld not quietly look upon the sassurance gt IN
EinPostefs the pubic q appsoash,
lGbritop9p. & g !! iIlJrm afelaaa
j n ssi:a M, ESdI1slf 81 r9sSh
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N BEG ieaycto retlrn my thanks to the public
IL. for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
on.me, and solicit o continuance of the, sane.fo
the new firm. e.. W. .aaGAIAIANY e..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

A L1BpIJean Paul, that wicked
satirist of womanlfind, thus closes para
graph Even in church the women sing
On octave higher than the men, in order
MOTTO agree with them in any thing :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
RICH DIR EsS GOODS
SPRING ANDssJ'HaaIER 9 YEAR: e; e i.
issNo3WDsE:N 81 SHE .A.i &,

Id lEsPEeTFULLYs inform Their friends il
III the City and Country, that they have nov
received their full sPRINGAND SUMsiEE
SUPPLIES embracing D very large and splendid
assnrtrrant nf &c aaiea, i.s.;s.s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

"a GENTLEMAN from Salem, formerly
master of a vessel who recently returned
from California where he had been opera
Ting fora couple of years, was accosted
'in front of our Office on Saturday last;
HWel, Capt H., I suppose you have
made enough this trip, to; stay at home
|and lay ofthe rest of your days =
sa We'll, yes Ihave made something. 2
Pursuing his interrogations still fur
||ttheil
- We'll, Capt, how much Of the stuff
did you bring home, anyhow"
g Vel, sir about as much. as e good
healthy jackass could haul down hill onI
THE icep' ,..-,s.; 4. 4
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Bacon.

.1I4A ffEBSs I3AG GONSIDESs -. IS
lAtSlt5 1000 q Ebss Bacon ss5sholId dcrs,
dhs: EoSsnfry LARD Eer SAID 5g -
Il al. KEERiGK
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

To EAKE=oUT SPorsoFI Ia1.-As;soon
las the accident happens, wet the place
with the juice oflemon, or with VINEGAR.
land the best hard white soap. =; e; q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

" Do You see anything ridiculous about
this wig :" said a young gentleman to Cur
ran. Nothing" said CuTan, but the
head in il"
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II BEG leave to return my thanks to the ppbhs
IL for tile liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
5ns me, and solicit continuance Of the same for
.benew firm. 6 j. rs. DUNBAR
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

This line should be-read by every body
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05

THERE is a man:in the Hoosier State,
who is SO lazy he wouldn't consent to-
run for Office. 49,
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}andDayisJ j.
William +
IT. Buekk
land others.
III liam E.. =
San
Martha, Henr
PENDANTS in IL
|the.intestate es
side from and,
PIT is ordered 1
and show Gnu
estate distribpl
mot be diHdeti
from the pnbli
failure to do SO
be entesrlediofl
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