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1860.

Aiier the first day Of January, 1850. person.
(VlnS unsettled accounts of more than wear,
E'nding ai the store Of lie subscriber. may ey.
kci NOTICE from lawycr.
W. +. Russell
Dee. Is, 1919 "a
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BUFFALO ROBES.

- Bales Large and dark Buffalo Roles.
) Bales Indian Dressed Whole Skins d"
? Bales Calf Skins.
sale cheap for CASH only. br
Oct. %. 1919. ". ). JOHNSON
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DR.. A. Trask's
MAGNETIC 0INTM ENT

constantly edccns Of the umostimportanee The
MOST INCREDULOUs coSvfNcED-the most faiIhless
compelled to believe Tn the power and virtue OF this
great remedy.
II is universally admitted to be the MOST WONDER
Full COMBINATION KNOWN TO rHE WORLD for
the immediate relief of Disease and Pain II fail
while there remains sufficient life natural an
healthy action of the capillary vessels of the body and
qualize the GIRO aton of the blood. BY this means
trolling power gained the most malignant forms Of
disease which cannot be obtained by any other remedy.
Such power Of this eumbinaiion that penetates
every portion Of the human Tameevery bone and mus
ee vein and ligamen is searched made
sble Of its purifying influence. Hence il cOpes readily
with internal as external disease.
Numerous instances record where this remedy has
restored health patients the grave that the
powerful internal remedies failed TO produce any effect
Sue has frequently been the IN INFLAMMATION
the BOW ELS,-no patient need die with this disease
where the Magnetic Ointment be obtained That dan
geTous epidemic known the PUTRlD ERYSlPELA5
eau always be cured by this remedy.
For lNFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM, il is just the
remedy needed.
In 90 of 100 it win afford relief to the
worst cases of NERVOUS HEADACHE In 30 minutes
AGOE in the Face Breast liberated Sore Throat
bronchitis, Pleurisy, GROUP. CHOLIC Cholera MOFbus
Affections OF the Spine. RHEUMATISM. lameness Swell
nss, Ulcers, SCROFULA, Sa!t Rheum. EIysipelas, IN
tLAMED Ely rs Fever Sores, SCALD HEAD, BURNS
&c, are all subject to the power of this great remedy
For further particulars aud tesimnnias pamphlets
left with each agent for graiuOus distribution. PRICE
p and 30 cents per bottle For Sale Wholesale Retail
by w. p. RUSSELL agent for Addison County, and al
the principal Stores. 49m
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New { rgzit, &c.

| Superior English Cnrrants,
bunch itais'ns-WAole and o.. Boxes,
4 Spices Of all kinds-ground and uner'd
InPe-Bb!s. and Ilalf B5ls.,
Aacsecei-No. I Mass,
Bay Chaieur Salmon,
Georges Sank Goldfish.
SGpe fine and Extra Flour. &. in store
l.d 10" sale by Z. VALLETTE.
Nov. &c
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DR.. " p. russell has been appointed A.
rent }0r The abors GoOdS and 7rH Keep them constant
fy on haRd az his Drag Store in lfiddLc51Ty.
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Special Notice.

JOHN WOOD respectfully informs all whose
accounts have been more than six months stan
ding, that payment must be made WITHOUT
DELAY. 1t is hoped attention will be paid 10
this notice, as they may be called, upon in way
not quite so pleasant.
Oct 25. lS49
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Transcendent Power to Heal.
Principal Office l0l NasSau-St., N. Y. City.

w. B. Hatch, .WinooskI Falls, W., General Aeen
Of Vermont, TO whom all orders musibe addressed
well applications for subageneies. Sold also by
Fletcher Bridport; Kent Wright, shoreham; catlin
& Wright, Orwell; Luther Joy, Benson; s. C. Pei
kins, casIIeton; Henry simons Pittsford A. W. hyd
Brandon L. N.waierhouse. Salisbury James Cook
East MiddIsbury; and by W. P RU,sEL. sole Agen
IN this village.
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ana Manufacturers Articles, among Which Ma
be found the following.
Alcohol, Kreosote
Aloes ( Iiquoric",
Alum ( LiIharge
Arrow Root, Linseed Oil,
Aqua Ammonia, Lunar Causiic,
Aqua FORTS, Morphine,
Anthony, NJ gnesIa,
Anaatio, Mamma,
Borax. Madder
Birthstone, Mace
British Oil. Nutmccs.
Balsam Copaiva, Nutga.ls
Bay Water Olive OIL.
Blue Fiiriul. Oris Root,
Burgundy Pitch Opium,
Cream Tartar, oil Lemon.
Caml,hor, OIL BergainDi,
Calomr. Oil Almonds,
Castor oil, Oil Origanum,
Cechincal Oil Wormwood
C!ron. Potash Oil Peppermint,
Castle Soap, Oil Winiergreen,
Chloride Of Lime, ( Oil Sassafras,
Gloves Oil Cloves,
Caesin, Pot and Pearl Ashes
Camomile Flowers, PrusSian Blue,
Cantlarides, ) Phosphorus,
Carb Ammonia, Quinine.
Doycrs Powders, Quicksilver,
Epson Salts, Hhularb,
Ergot. Red Lead,
Emery. Iiosin and Pitch,
Ether. Red Turiar,
J Flowers Of Bcnzoin. Sal Rochelle
Fancv Soaps, Spirits Of Nitro,
! Gum Arabic. : Sugar Lead,
Gum Shellac Sweet Oil,
( Gum Copal. Sumac,
Gum Myl1h, Soda,
Gum Gambogc, Soma
Gum Sc;immony, { Spirits Turpcntine
Gnm Tragacanih, Soda Powders,
Glauber Salts, Seidiiz Powder,
Glue. TapiOca.
iodine. Tar,
Isinsass. Vanilla Beans,
Iceland X Irish Moss, Vermilion.
Indigo, White NitrOl,
Jdlap White Lead,
Juiu5c Paste, Whiting sc. &c
DYESTUFFs.
Loewoo1 Cudhcar,
Nirkwood, Z Lac bye,
Banrood, Verligris,
foppcres, Redwood.
Argol Eat. Logwood,
Calnwood. OIL NiTol,
Fusiic. ( Yellow Berries
Red Saunders.
East india, Mediterranean and European
Drug. Paints and Oi,; Peifumerv. Fancy
~o:i,,,. Fancy Articles Surgical Instruments
Brushes, rrilSses. French, English and Amcri
can { hemicals Of all kinds, Bronzes, DycsiulTs,
Saratoga Waters Patent Medicines Of every de
Scriiion- Shaker Herbs, Roots and Extracts, &c,
&c.
We trust that purchasers will find it for their
interest 30 call and eAamine this stock before
purrla-in. elsewhere.
Physicians prescriptions promptly attended
10.
Competent Clerks in constant attendance
\. B.-Dr. Russell holds himself in readiness
to attend. as usual, all calls in the line Of his
Profession.
MiIdlehury, Nov g 1919 %
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Cologne.

A SUPERIOR article, at only 37l cents pint.
Also Farina's Cologne, for sale at the Drug
Store of Ii. A. SHELDON.
Nov Is.
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FOSTER g. TAYLOR,
AGENTS FOR
Heidsieck and Crown Anchor
CHAMPAGNE

Also for J. & F. Martell, Pinet, CastilIon & Co. A
Moreau s. Fills BRANDIES,-Importers of Bran
dies, Gin and Wines, have for sale in United States
Bonded Warehouse
BRANDIES-350 packages J. & F. Martell,
Pinet CasIillon & Co, Otard Dupuy s Co. Hennes-
sew, Rasteau and A. Moreau g. Fills Brandes, pale
and dark vintages 1913, A. 45, "A, A. 40, IS, and
81, in l-2, IA, and pipes, received per French
ship Vischnou and briggs Olivier and Arvede Also
fine Old London Dock Brandies, in half Pipes, per
late arrivals.
HOLLAND GIN-40 pipes Holland Gin, Doub-
le'Pine Apples and oIhkr brands.
ST CRO1X RUM-20 puncheons of various
brands high and full favored.
SCOTCH WHlSkEY--16 puncheons fine Malt
Whiskey, direct from Glasgow
WlNES-30O Ia and I-2 pipes Pure Juice ire
BILE and double grape Port, Old Madeira, Pale and
Brown Sherry, Old Malmsey and Sicily Wines.
CHAMPAGNE-l,00 900 baskets II Piper & Co.'S
genuine Heidsieck and l.. Pechot's Crown Anchor
brrnds Champagne.
Boston. Nov. Nth. 1919. 81 6m.
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Notice.

Notice.
IA perSoas wishing settlement with the Is
re OF the late Z. c. Carpenter. will lind ths
''rrlher at T. wainwright store during III,
oHfhS 81 january and February next
q In my absence, the hooks viii be fund
lhe hands Of Martin Torrance
NATHAN CARPENTER. .G.rr
|iiddlebury. Dee 81, 1919, }G1f
JOHN " GOD,
- Is iWst'reeciging fresh supply of -
BEST WINTER BLEACuED OIL.
" FALL
SUMMER.
for Solar Lamps
,tSD : GRASS and CLOVER SEED
ESll TEAS, from = - 10 j0rts.
'lNDOW GLASS d. PUTTY.
JAF AND BROWN SUGAR
ANANA HONEY, SAL ERATUS.
)WDEl;1&- SHOT. NUTMEGS.
LOVES. MACE. CINNAMON.
,PPER- GINGER, Eng. CURRANTS
d CiI'OA. Sc. forsa'e low for CASH or
r,i kind>oi produce.
oct. p. 1853
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CAUTION,

Be sure that you obtain Mrs f. KIDDER'S
CHOLERA MORBUS, DYSENTERY and d.
ARRHEA CORDIAL, and you will get the only
true and original article, which has ever been held
~ the highest estimation by the public throughout
the whole country.
IL is put up in bottles holding nearly quart, in
tended for family use, and sold at One Dollar per
bottle Io-c.
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". P. Russell,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST
no. 2, Main-Street, --MIDDLEBURY, vt.

OFFERS FOR SALE. on the most adyanta-
" eeousterlns for cash or approved credit a
large and vel! selected assortment Of Druggists
and Manufacturers Articles, among which may
be found the following
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iMPURrTY OF THE BLOOD.

II possesses marvellous efficacy in all complaints ah
sing from Indigestion from .7eidy Of the Stomach from
unequal circulation determination of blood to the head
papat0n Of the heart cold feet and hands. cold chilli
and hot flashes the body II has not its equal In
Colds and Coughs; and promotes easy exPeetoratidn
and gentle perspiraton relaxing structure Of the lungs
throat, and every other part
But In nothing its excellence more maniesty seen
and acknowledged than in all kinds and stages Of
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than in all kinds and stages Of
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

II works wonders in Of FlHor 7ibHs or Whtss,
Falling Of the Womb ObsrrHeted Suppressed, or Painful
eHses IrregHiarity of the menstrual periods and the
like; and is eiectual in curing all the forms Of Hid
ner Disease.
by removing distractions and regulating the general
system It gives and strength TO the whole body
and thus cures all forms of
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CHRONIC pIARRHGA.

either in children adults, Of months or years
inuance, is mos; readily cured with this Cordial,
Notwithstanding they may be reduced to mere skeIe-
ons; it Immediately strengthens, and shortly re-
In. .ln..a LII
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.NUINE OLD DIR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSApARIILA

This prepared that all the inert properties Of the
Sarsapara first removed every thing capable
Of becoming acid of fermentation, is extracted and
rejected every particle of medical virtue Is secured
a pure and form and thus Il Is rendered
incapable of losing any Of its valuable and healing
properties. Prepared in this way it is made the must
DoWerful agent In the
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Cure of innumerabIe diseases.

I Hence the why hear concentrations on
every side in its favor by men, women and children. We
find il doing wonders in the cure of
CONS U.dP TON, ID DYSPEPSIA, and LIVER COM
PLANT, and in RHE U.M4TISJM, SCROFULA.
PILES, COSTTYEJNESS. all CU7.7NEO US ERUP-
aris frou,
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Nervous diseases and debility,

and thus prevents relieves great variety Of other
maladies, Spinal Irritation, Neuralgia 81 YitEs
Dance, SrooHiRg, Epiieptie Fits, COnpHLs0Hs, &c.
u cleanses the blood exctes the liver to healthy ac-
ton tones the stomach, and gives good digestion, re-
eves the bowels Of torpor and constipation aays in
ammation purfes the skin equalises the circulation
Of the blood producing gentle warmth equally all over
the body, and the insensble perspratOn; relaxes all
structures and hghtness removes all distractions, and
nHigoraies the enre Is not this then
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
TO Physicians, Druggists
AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

aDR. N. KELLER g. BROTHER most res
H. pectfuly solicits attention TO their fresh socl
sof ENGLISH, FRENCH, AMERICAN AM
;GERNIAN DRUGS, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils
Paints, Dye Stuils, Glass Ware, Periumery, Pat
cent Medicines, &c. ,'.a. - s,siSt5: -:
Hnving opened New Store, No. 29i, A1arke
,Streot with full supply Of Fresh Drugs and Asdi
!cines, we respeCr.uty solicit Country Dealers Il
Examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
promising one and oil who may feel disposed to ex
tend to US their patronage, to sell them genuine
lDrugs and Medicines, on as liberal terms as anl
'other House in IT,; City, and to faithfully execute
Jail orders entrlr. ted to proaptly.
One Of the Proprietor, oeng regular Physician
affords ample guarantee Of the genuine quality o
'all articles sold at their establishment.
We especially invite Druggists and Country
|Merchanl, who may wish to become agents fo
|DR. KEELER'S CELEBRATED FAMILY
STANDARD. and popular remedies,
Ito forward their address.
Soliciting the patronage of Dealers, W remain
J. N. keller g. BROTHER,
Wholesale Druggists. No 29i, Market Street
Philadelphia
Sept ls l849 M F 36
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Couldn't Cure Him.

A good story is told in Philadelphia
paper of the treatment of a drunken hus-
band by his amiable spouse. After trying
'va.ious expedients, all to no purpose, to
|cure her husbands habitual drunkenness,
'she atlast bcthought: Of another plan for
,naking reformed drunkard of her
lord. she engaged a .watchman, for al
Stipulated reward, to carry Phliauder to-
the watch-house, while he was yet in a
1 state of insensibility, and to frighten him
Ia little when he recovered. In CONSCIENCE
sof this arrangement, Philander walked up
about IL o'clock at night and found him
Iself lying on pine bench in a dim and
strange apartment. Raising himself on
one elbow, he looked around till his eyes
arested ON man seated by stove and
smoking segar
"Where am 2" said Philander.
:" In u medical college" said the segar
smoker.
"What doing there?"
"Going to be cut up"
Chow comes that F'
"Why, you died yesterday, while you
3were drunk, and we bought your body to
make a 'natamy."
"It's lie-I'm not dead"
"No matter-we bought your carcase
from your wife, who had right to sell it,
9for it's all the good she could ever make
! of you. Ifyou're not dead, that's not the
fault of the doctors, and they'll cut you
]up, dead or alive"
"You will do it, ell 2" asked the old sot.
cay, to be sure we will, now directly"
Twas the resolute answer.
"Well, can't you let us have little some
thing to drink before you begin Z"
This last speech satisfied the watchman
! that Pllilander was hopeless case; and
4 Jas his reward was contingent on his SUE.
3cessfal treatment Of the patient, h. m,lS
not a little chagrined at the re:s!it ..
with no gentle handling he t'."i'
srreformable inebriate out {
ahousc.
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Che0a, Goods IN, Store.

'5U t1hdS. IflWe NEW ". OuSdF
10 IIhds. common New Orleans Sugs
90 choice Porto Rico Sugar,
25 Barrels clarified
5 crushed
9 90 powdered
Boxes NFoolscy and WooscY do-ol
refined Leaf Sugar,
9 Boxes Charleston double ci..ed 10
Sugar.
20 1Ihis. AIusSovado Molasscs,
S 20 TriIEds7l 7ls---------'ri'-------' -
50 Barrels New Orleans Alolasscs,
IOS Barrels Nc, Mackerel large size0
30 Kits No.
125 Bags prime Rio Coffee,
DO " Lagucra sc
90 {; "old Cuba Coffee, -.
80 Old Java g :
GOOO Lbs. Union brand White Lead (No.
extra and purc.l
800 Gallons Linsced Oil,
9 Barrels Train
300 Lbs. Putty in bladders,
l25 Boxes window glass (all sizes,
Is Kegs Eastern nails (assortcd)
20 600 Lbs. assorted Sweles Iron,
500 Castccl (Sallersons,)
German and Blister Steel,
400 Pieces heavy Dundee Bagging,
100 Coils Hemp Rope,
10 Bales lIomespun augusta manufac
turc,
Bales IIolncspun (Granitevillc Com
pany)
Bales heavy cotton Osnabwgs,
90 Boxes sperm Candles,
90 Adamantinc Candles,
10 " Hulls s. Sons patent Candies,
80 Hhds. bacon sides, (westcrn,)
1000 Lbs. country Bacon,
Tierces Rice, &c. &C.,
ALSO
Saddles, Brides, Blankets, Calicocs, Cotton Yarr
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Tubbs, Sugar-cans, Sieve.
Tobacco, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Tea, Cane-sc;
Chairs, Grinlstones, and many other articles to
tedious to cnuirerate.
DUNBAR s. eGARAIANY.
Hamburg lSt9 If 25
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
Ell '1F.r .ELn DISTRICT.
IN "UE COMMUN PLEAS.

sNLI Il SIMPSON,. wio is in the custol!
sO of |. 81 If of Ed recld District by vir
stue of q writ Capias aG Satifacicndum, a
Sthe suit of John o. X. Hammond, having filed il
sny Office together with a Schedule, an oath, o
! his Estate and Effects; his petition to the Cour
J of Common Pleas praying that he may be admit
stcd to the beneftpf the Acts Of the General As,
sscnbly made for the relief Insolvent Debtors. i
sis.ordened tlta.thc sid ohm 0. X. Hammond
! ssand all others, the Creditors to whom the saic
SOliser Simpson s.alsGviscindebt bc, and thcJ
Fare hereby summond, and have notice 90 appeal
9bcfore the said Court at Edgcfeld Court House
Son the first Monday in October next, or on aucl
sothcr day as may be appointed during the tern
sof the said Court TO show cause if any they can
why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid, should
snot be granted.
THOS. G.. BACON, c. E. D.
Clerks Office, 25th March, 1850.
March 81, 6m 10
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RICH FRENCH GOODS
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
EI3WBBl g G5gs5g sA&o
AITGUSTA. GEORGIA.


sVXTILL OPEN, this day, additional supplies
w from New York, of Ladies' Rich French
3DRESS GOODS, among which arc
4 Paris Printed Embroidered Bcngalia ORGAN.
DIES, u new aud splendid article for Ladies
Dresses,
SRich Satin-striped French Printed NIUSLINS
of the latest and most beautiful styles,
3Frcnch Printed BRILLANTES, of ellaste and
sRio1r Paris MANTELETTs, of entirely new
styles, and Of the latest patterns
Ladies' Embroidered French Lawn HAND
KERCIIIEFS,
Paris Trimmed Valencies Lace COLLARS;
RWith variety of other articles, suitable for the
present season, and which, with their previous
Slarge receipts, places them in the possession Of
sonc of the largest and most splendid assortments
2G Spring Goods, which they have ever offered
ito the Public, and which has been carefully Sc.
Elected from the most recent mportations. The
apublie are respectfully invited to call and exam.
line the assortment.
April o, Pm 13
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a atuuae1uent.
oLDDoBBINS COMPLAINT.


THREE daughters have and as prettily made
AS handsome as any you'll see,
And lovers they count, but still Pm afraid
They always will hang upon me.
In writing of letters and talking of love
They are foolishly spending their time
One gives them ribbon, and one new glove
And thus they are passing their prime.
Those bucks of the town, with their fine coats,
Pm sick of their horses and chairs,
They plunder my hay and they pilfer my oats
Am keeping tavern, my dears3
This courting, and loving, and never concluding
Is nonsense-Q'm sorry to say)
Your kissing and wooing is rather intruding,
Unless you will-takc them a,oay.
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. $50 Reward.

|nN Monday night. the. lst April, Harmon
~ Methodist Church was broken into, and til
Bible and Hymn Book stolen cut The .aboS
reward will be given to any person who will fur
nish proof sufficient to convict the perpetrator G
this sacrilcgious act.
April II If l3
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FAST WORKING OxEN.-One great,
/ probably the greatest, objection, to the
] employment of oxen on the farm and
road, is their slow and snail-like move.
ment. This objection, we believe, is
oftener the fault of the man than the
beast. Every think depends upon the
! early training of ST. g. No animal
shows the treatmer mas received in
training more surely than the OK. Take
steers when they are free in the fields, and
athey will walk as fast as colt or horses.
The same speed of walking may be secur-
I led in the team, by proper training. Its
-. them
3op2 Win oxen tila5 iisvo aaSafrgt . Sz EryW
pace, or to load them so heavily that t2ey
;hardly move. By such means they soon
acquire the habit of walking tardily when
lat work. It lis better plan to commence
training them yoked behind fast walk
! ing horse, or to attach them to a light
] cart or wagon with an easy load, that they
lean readily move. BY this course habit
] of feetness may be secured, which will
go far towards obviating the objection
/ we have named.
Oxen, on the whole, are more proita-
!ble than horses. They do not require so
Expensive keeping, are less liable to dis
iease and injury, and when they become
|old are valuable for beef But horses are
delicate animals; are liable to many, dis
eases by exposure and hard work, and if
!one dies, he is good for nothing but his
hide. Two horses, we suppose, will do
Jas much work as three oxen; but it will
cost less to keep the oxen than the horses,
land their ultimate value, when they can
mo longer render service, isvastly greater.
'-Moino Cult
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a @ ar @ Q.

r BEG leave to return my thanks to the public
L for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
N me, and solicit continuance of the same for
he new firm, G. ". GARNIANY.
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Aplril29,
.Notice.

A Ill persons are hereby forwarned from tra'
IA ding for Note given by the subscriber fol
fifty dollars, payable L. d. johnson. as the
for which the above note was girer
has entirely failed and am determined not te
pay the same unless compelled by law.
j. C. LOVELESS.
Jau2S 1850 If =
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els THEM thar Bibles?" asked yer
|dant specimen, of a Clerk of the Superior
Court, as he pointed to a pile Of blanl
records of wills. "No," answered tho
Clerk, those are testaments."
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WE once know a boy who said that HI
likeda good rainy day, too rainy to g
to school and just rainy enough to 60 {
fishing.
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CURE FOR BURNS AND ScALDs-Take
SCOT from chimney, where woods burn
led, rub it fine, and mix one part SCOT to
three parts Of hogs lard, spread this on
;linnen or muslin. If in very extensive
burns or scalds, the cloth should be torn
into stripes before putting over the scald,
let the remedy be freely and fully ap-
|plied, so as perfectly to cover the wound.
No other application is required until the
patient is well except to apply fresh APP
'plications Of the SCOT and lard, &c. In
steamboat explosions this remedy can in
nearly all cases be at once applied, and
;if done, many valuable lives will be saved,
and la vast amount of suffering alleviated
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
Notice.

A IL those having demands against the Estate
N of AbnerV. White, deceased. arc requested
to present them, properly attcsted, and those IN
debted to make payment.
April 90, If Is
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 te
run for office.