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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

a CuLoRrp boy in the office Of the
Louisville Journal recently fell out of the
window, about twenty feet, striking on
the ruol of small "ut house. 1t was at
irsl thought he was killed, hut il was soon
ascerliaurd that he had fallen on his
head. No damage done except 10 the
roof Of lne clubhouse. which il is thought
can sUuu he repaired.
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Notice.

STANMORE JOHNSON, living about 4
~ miles from William s. Smyleys Store,
tolls before me n small surref Mare, with white
specks over her body aud n blaze in her face,
supposed to be aboat Is yeurs old, appraised
nj fifteen dollars. The owner is requested 10
come forward, prove his properly, pay charges
and luke hpraway this 26th day of Feb. 1850.
MAHLON VI. PAOGETTr MED.
Mach6 6 Atm -
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~ d Il 4 d. a.

THyllE Subscribers have formed Copart-
Il .nership for the purpose of dining gen.
eraI Retail Business, under the name and style
uf SULLIVAN d. DEAN, and will open on
Monday the 18Th inst, (at l,e Slure formerly
occupied by S F. Goodr, an entire new nni
well assorted slocl Of Goods, recently purcha.
sed in New York and Charleston at the lowest
cash prices, aud will be sold for cash only
at Sery s,naIl profit. An examination of tie
style alri prices is requested Of al who wish to
deal OH The clsh system.
]. 3. SULLIVAN,
II. r. DEAN.
March 13 1850 81 s
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ESSE'ETUEsi.

EEyHE Second Quarter of thisalrcady -four.
q i>l.ims INSTITUTION will commence
on the first day Of Aprlmr In order to pre-
sent further misconceplion. The public are re.
srer,lully informed that il is INT necessary to
await the cn'l of u quarter; pupils can hc EN-
tered at any time during quarter and are only
charged from the day of entrance.
Parents an'l-iuardianS are invited To witness
the daily exercises Of This school, and Thus to
convince themselves that is lhnr"ng!Iy sup
piled with Instructors. INSTRUMENTS, and
every necessary means for imparIing thorough
and accomplished education.
Prn<pec,nres Of Terms-rcxt Boolts. &c.
cau be obtained hy application personally or by
mail TO ROBERT II. NICHOLS,
Rector "f IilA Institute.
5 Eei-t;;..I G &. 4! rc::i II
NJ Hamburg Republican,. Southern IIariist,
Southern Christian Advocate, and SuuIli Carn-
lima Temperance Advocate, will please copy
three Iues
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CuArLt:S,rON Marel. !,

The Cotton market, which has presented S"
gloomy aud depressing an appearance for The
last cish III ten days, aud has partially rccov>
erred fam, lis lellalgic STATE, ana 6e.lms again
to assume vigorous and an animated aspect.
The d"nrmG lnr the article to-day was brisk
aud good. and two lhonSaIId one hundred bale,
were sold al IL range of from 10! ~ cents -
prcas are up ic. lronl the uwc4l point Of asl
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March IS 1850.
Administrators "A Sale.

EDY an order from john Hill, Esq, ordinary
IS b of Edgefi-ld District, shall proceed ID
sell at the late residence of Winm Humphreys
deceased. on Tuesday the 2'l Of April next. all
the personal propc,ly Of SAID deceased, consist
Ing Of two likely Negroes. stock ol Horses,
Hogs. Cattle. fnur bales Cotton, Household
and Kitchen furniture. aud other articles two
rednns 10 meniion, on credit until the twenty.
fifth day of December next, with note and two
approved securities.
JAMES EDISON, Admir-.
March Is 1850. q 9
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Administrators sale.

EDUDLIC Notice is hereby given that by
al virtue of an order from John Hill. ESQ.
Ordinary of.EdgrfeId District, | shall proceed
10 sell nj tile lne residence uf Elisha e. Rub-
erison deceased on Monday the 25lll of March
inst all the personal estate of the said decreased
consisting Of 3"r IA likely negroes, s"ne 500
nr 600 bushels Of corn, quantity Of Ons and
Fndder, 1000 or 1000 pounds bacon aud lard,
7 head ti Horses and Mules. yoke of Oxsns
mud Cart. 2road Wagons. Baruuclc, large
stock of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. l6 bales
Cotton, sci Of blacksrnilI,s Inols household and
kitchen furniture plantation tools. DC.
ELBERr DEVORE, Adm'r.
MurchQT S5J- q 3
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THE Mr. .slssIpPI.-The Vicksburs Sen
tinel of the 26lh ulr. says:

i WI
tinel of the 2Glh ulr. says:
"The river at this point is only seven Or
eight inches below the highest mark of
las! year, aud was rising yesterday aud
the day belore. at the rate of an inch in
twenty -four, hours. IL the report that
anolher heavy rise is coming outof The
Arkansas be true, the waller will he Higher
here in week or Two than ever Known
Many of our river planters are destond,
ing, aud snme have determined to ab;ndon
their places altogether. We believe
that two successive seasons of aoods in
the Mississippi, isa circumstance nnknpwn
I'LL pow. since the settlement OF the coun-
try. The damage to the planting inter-
est between Memphis aud New Orleans
will be Immense. if we have, as there is
every reason 10 expect, the annual spring
rise cose following this flood"
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EsEIADQUAEsTEEsS.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 81, 1860.

CHARLESTON. Feb. 81, 1860.
GENERAL ORDERS No
STANCES demanding that the
~ Governor should be officially acqlluintett
with the effective fnrce of The Stale, aud the
number of alarm Men, the Brgadier Generals
are hereby directed forthwith 10 make returns
Of their respective commands 10 the Adjntant
and Inspector General, at Camden.
A failure in responding promptly 70 this or
der will not be over!ouked. and the newspaper
publications. will he regarded as sufficient notice.
BY order Of the otnDander-in- Chief
J. w. CAN rEY. !,
Adj and Imsp. General.
Mach 6 1850 81 =,
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HsegimeRtal Orders.
HEADQUARTERS. 9rH REG'Sr.
FEBRUARY 4, 1850.

ORDERS. NO.
EN pursuance Of Orders from Brigadcr Gen.
3. viewer, M Election will be held on FRI
day The 221 March next, for a COLONEL tu
command the 9th Regiment. To fill the vacnl,cy
accustomed by the resignation Of Colonel b.
VI. TALBERT. 80
t,ach Captain nr Comnrlndani Of Company
in The Regiment, will pM up at Company Rem
drzyous, Il nnire of said EIectuu. and order to
his assistance OH The ;aysoi Election. two Of his
Srbaltern Officers, WHO shall open and hold d
poll at such Company Rendezvous, from J. 4
VI. 10 3 o'clock, p NJ One or nure OF the
Managers ut puch Muster Ground, will meet
al Samuel Williams on the day following, To-
couut tie votes and transmit n certified state
meul 10 The Brgader General.
BY order Of
Il. Pl.ATT BRUNSON,
Liem. Col. Commanding 9Th Regiment.
Feb 8. 1850 # 3
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chs s3aark
HAMBURG, March l6.

ll:.t u " itN, 'i"iCH ~.
Since the receipt of the Chnada's news hnI
Iii,Ie ha. heen offered. the few sales made has
been at Il dcc!lne OF !. ln} Of cent. In the
present state "l lie market we find it dl!hcrit
to give quotations with any degree of accuracy,
and therefore omit :h"nt with The remark THAT
wagon sales range from TO- 10 life.
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The Van Buren tArk.) lnlellisenccr no,
rircs he arrival uf Ilaboat load of cuiou
at rha, place from the Creek nation. The
cnl,nu was raised by The Cre"h Indians.
many of whom are saiI To be industrious
farmers.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

ILf ChHl-NHRI
10y JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
AS EdgefieId District
Whereas James Blackwell. hath ap.
piled 10 Inc for Letters of Administration.
on all and singular he goods and chat
tells, rights and credits Of Isaiah Blackwell,
late Of The District aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular. the Kindred and cred
itors of The said deceased TO he and appear
hefure me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, 10 be holden al Edge
field Court House, on the 29ih day Of
March inst. TO show cause. it any why
the SAID administration should not be
granted.
Given under nry hand and seal, this tbs
18Th day oi February. in rhe year of our
Lord Que thousand eight hundred and
Ef,y, aud in the 74lh year Of American
Independence.
John HILL, o.ED
March II 1t S
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Lost,

a S tits supposed on Tuesday last. aud nn
"a the Srngc Road brtweem this place and
Hamburg scaled paper in the fnrm of a let
ter, w..hou, any address containing ninety Dol
lars in bank bills a reasonable reward will
be paid to any one who may find aud will de-
liver up the money.
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The President has recognized Samuel
prcc, aS Cnnsu! Of The Republic OF Chill,
for California.
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New Goods! iECsy Goods =,
IAckSnN 4. E{NEUIEF

JAOkoOS d. NlNtllLEf
TN AVlNG JUS. received their stock of
EE Spnng Good*. for Ladies', Genls; aud
Cinldrens wear, amongst them can se fund.
Black and C"l"r,:h silks (nI e:ery Variety
Tissues Bnregrsi Lawns, French AlnslIns,
E.mb'd Ilrrnaics. Gngli:ms ta I2I cts. fast
cnlnrS) Cacrs$. Fr ChinIz (Iur laid work. }
shir,nss and shcr:ings {nf every wdllI.) Table
DHm;rsk. TowcliI;gs. Diapers, Linen and tniun
Pant S,utfs. s,;7. English aud French Clutlls
and Cassimcrs for Summer AMI Spring. Jaco>
net. Swiss Null, Medium, plahl and Bunk Mus
lins, Apron Check, Diue lIone-rans. Biz. aud
Brown Drills. 1ickmg-, Stripes, Gluvcs, Sus-
pemd6rs, Ribbons (some very handsome neck, }
tIuse an,l ! Hose Shines. L. ces, Linens, Neeu-
les, Pins, Tapes. DC nc.
ALSO.
Dozen New Style Muslin Manilas.
From our friends and persons visiting An
gus aud Hamburg for The purp"sc of laying
in their supplies of Dry GondS, we should be
rlad Ia have II call. ~ we are confident they
will Gud our stock Us complete n any House
in either Markel. and we are determined to sell
as cheap.
Hamburg, March 90 1870 If 0
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NGtiCe.
Notice.
HeENa ab VAL,

FE7tlE Subscriber would Inform her friends
ID and';he public generally, that she has re-.
moved to her present residence. one door East
"r The f. iscnpa ChmrcE. where she will ron
,inur 10 carry an the AllLLiNARY and MAN
TUA making business.
She is thankful for past favors and hopes by
strict a,trulinn 10 business, 10 merit II cunIinn-
ance of The same.
Mrs. +. VI. WARD.
December 26' 1919. tr 40
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sgacHs ssiacESnugGpl!

TENllE famous JACK BLACkNIGIlT.
b. will stand the ensuing season al the fol-
lnwing times and places, and II lLe following
ter,lls viz:
He ~ i'll b. at the subscriheIs residence until
the 10Th of March; at ii e. Turner'S, on The
10Th and J. l'h Of March ut 3 J., MnrrcIl's, on
the l:}.l and l4lIi. when he will return home,
and will 90 the round every ninth uuy until The
lirh of June.
He will be let to mares nj tlIe low rate
50 o. To insure n mare with Ga.-nO res
possibility To der"vc Oh tie Subscriber lirr any
accident that may Imppen, bnt every care will
be taken TO avoid such. ANY person putting II
mare aud chnnging the righl bel"re he fact is
knnwn will he held responsible Tor the insu-
rance nOney.
DANIEL HOLLAND.
February 20tl, 1850 It 6
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December 2GlSl9. It 40
Geglsaine Cod Aiycr esis.

EUST received, a supply Of This valuable
cE article recently hrun.ft into snch cxteny
>iv" Use by H. astonishing Effects in pnlmonar-
and uther Diseases. II * report by one pIlys.
cian (Dr. Williams, OF n. " Thai Of 2:3l cases
Of ,mJ"lcuonS disease of The lungs, treated dur.
ing the last two and . half years. Of which he
has preserved mules, only nineteen derived no
marked hrnrhl from the use Of this Oil. IT.
nrr nwn c"n,mnnly one persnn has ALREADY
been. 10 all Appearances material benefilted by
this remedy. Fo, Sale by
G, L. PENN. Agent
Sep, A. 1910 if :}:I
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q = The friendsof JNO. l.. +. RYAN.
announce him as Candidate for seal in
the next Legislature.
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% The friends of Majnr ABRAM
announce him as a candidate for
seat in The next Legislature.
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Caution.

CGesREONs
a IL persons are hereby lrwarned from
IA lrading. for note Of eighty five dollars.
payable 10 Andrew McGinris or beare,, dated
son,ellme in December l549, and dIre on the
first day of November next. as the property i"r
which said note was given has proven Isonnd'
aud am determined not 10 pay it, anless CONS
PEELED by law.
EMERSON BUSSEY.
March 16 1850 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-20

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
James E. Morrill, App''. Summons in ~,
s5oho North, ssi prR't. Partition. *.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that James
4 Ellison North. resides beyond the limits Of
this State. (f living.y II is therefore ordered
that the said james Ellison North. deceased, or
his legal Representatives. do appear in the
Court Of Ordinary, on or helnre the 29lI, day
of April next, 10 show cause if any they can,
why The Real Estate of the said James Ellison
North, deceased, consisting of an undivided
moity of the Real Es;ate OF his Grandfather.
John Taylor, deceased, should not be sold Or
DIVIDED, or their consent to the same will be
entered of Record. Given under. my hand at
my Office, this the 9Th day of February, 1851.
J.'ltN HILL, zo.E.D.
Feb. 6 12t 3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11
An Misunderstanding the last war

An INcIDLNr.--During the last war
with Great Britain tremendous sTug-
gle was mad by both parties 10 pre-
serve the naval supremacy Of Lake
Champlain. Commodore McDon-
ough, who commanded the American
fleet, determined to risk general en-
rarement. SO confident were the
British of success, that small vessel
l,aded with British subjects came into
the bay where the battle was fought,
t. witness the prostrltlon of the " star
spangled banner" The action was
com ncnced by the British vessel firing
a broalsde. At that instant, says
the historian, a chicken cock, which
had escaped from one of the coops on
McDonough's vessel, flew upon one
of the guns, and by a loud crow SEEM
ed to hurl back defiance on the
naughty foe. The instant this was
heard, the whole body of soldiers, Off
GERS aud all, greeted the gallant bird
with three cheers. Sailors are natur-
ally superstitious; and Mr. Cooper, i'll
his Naval History, says the Growing Of
the fowls had powerful eilectupon the
known tendencies Of seamen, Dur
ing the battle, the chicken cock few
upon the rigging, aud from there, far
above the heads Of the combaants could
bc heard between the pauses Of that
fearful fight the war-cry of that gallan,
and fearless bird.
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

ASTONISHING AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE.-Capf
ksva knapp of No 81 Willow st., Brooklyn, ~ Y,
one Of the most respectable citizens In the city
afflicted FIVE years with Scroiulous Erysipelas OF both
legs from the knees to the feet which nilamed and
swecd 10 prodigous size. and liberated Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough 10 run finger In,
into them which discharged daily an almost incredible
quantity of maturatcd substance. lie had had the
advice and attendance Of several Of the most skfu
physicians and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without eflecting cure, and was told by
two Of his ply scians that tho ulcers In his legs
would him Of before long. BRAsT's PURIFYING
EXTRACT has cured these liberated and inamed legs
go that they entirely healed up, and he enjoys
a III
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

This cure is triumph the skill of the best physi
s,ors in the city OF Philadelphia and is PROOF
that internal ulcers be cured easily external
when BRANT's PURIFYING EXTRACT is used Mr. John
Hepbpn, one of the most respectable gentlemen in
Auburn, Caynga CO.. " Y, informed us in Oct, ls47
that he had been afflicted with three FIssUREs or
alton and thus furnish positive proof OF the fact and of
their location lie said that he had spent year in
Pkad,iphia under the professional advice of the best
ph yscians and Obliged to return to Auburn with
out cure or help when DIR T. H. Hunt, druggist OF
Auburn advised him to try Byonfs Purifying Extract,
aud the use of seven bottles OF il effected perfect
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11
TAX ON BACHELORS.
Zach ,lors to arms to arms, ye brave
49,, ,,,.,, aud out

Zach ,lors To- arms 10 arms, !e o''o
Arm, arm, aud ont
This is a great country had come
10 ,ha, conclusion long before | heard
INV friend Mr.. Mulberry say So
bachelors aro t. be taxed, forsooth, ior
the benefit of old mlids aud orphans.--
Anl why pray for old maids ! ""y
should they derive any benefit from
old bachelors? why not tax your pe'h'
co,is as well as yonr beechcs! ! why
sio,!e ont the wo-bc5onc, solitary
miserable, onc-idea gcnt'cman' the
bachelor! This world, dear SPIRIT
is nv inn, aud as | am in for 1t, l VIII
take mine case in it if possible, without
having my pockets picked II "''
taxed because am a bachelor war Is
made on my independence, Tax an
old bachelor? Blue laws . Tax man
that saddles himself only, with mlsior-
times. miseries, wailings, aud woes
Tax the man who gives no occasion
10 our courts for divorces Tax your
only good-na,ured man in the wor'a
Tax your jolly, sociable, good-humo'eo'
honest old bachelor Tax your orna-
ment to society, your living liberty-po'e
indicative of the freedom OF humanity
,s nIl, embematical of liberty as the
flag-stalr on the capitol Tax your Il
rluribus Unum'-your lone star -
your A No. one. OF all taais eSce''
len, he who never quarrels w''h any
one. never troubles any body, never
oiyes occ aston for curtain lectures
who never was scolded in has life, VINO
never did anything he was ashamed OIL
int always stands alone for better or
for worse, and rests on his own bottom
like fair minded and honest tub -
What, tax your man who knows what
a good glass of brandy and water Is -
No, no. Tax your tea drinkers III
the shape of male oldwomen--taS your
hitched bonby, who can't 60 to bed
without having somebody to tuck h'm
I'D in the bed cloihes--tax your indi-
yiduals who beget the nulsances Of
sqlalIing bra,s, that make the world
like Lucifer's kitchen all hubbub aud
confusion. Tax them, and tax them
heavily, and let them pay Tor their
sport-let them pay the fiddler VINO
dmce-il they will figure lu the polka
why should they call upon the ba> he
Ior (who hates the circumlocutlons ot
waltz to pay for their mus c. Ye
SpIomons of Albany hold your hands
before committing so stupid an act as
this |! Pause, think, consider, reflect,
before any action on so revolutionary
"A proceeding rs this , If old maids
wait to get married, if they want
husband, pray sir, can't they get what
they want without taxing bachclors,-
And do our servants stnpidly suppose
that they can compel bachelors to sup
port children of their own invention
by invention a way to get the children
of others supported! They will tell
you to mind your business; if they
want to get married, to drive a team
instead oftandem, they will do 1t IN
spite of such blundcring boobies as
our Solomons and as for taxing them
for orphans, let ne tell YOU that bach
eIors have nothing to do with children
in any shape. | stand up for law, lib
er,y, and the rights Of the bachelor. -
TEX, TuE BACHELOR.
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DYSPEpSIA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

For sale by CO. q. IIAZARn, Newport.
John w. Dearih, Bristol. :. A. Driscoli. Warren,
X. G.. Brown, East Greenwich Oliver Baker
Nick. Brggy & Spencer, Washington Village
+. l., Taylor, Kingston. John Allen, Brands Iron
Works. y. :. Palmer s Go. Wcstc Is. T.. Young
WEXFORD And by Agents in al taits Of the S,at.
An lcusts and orders mrs tr addressed 10 Wal.
lace q Co lC6 BIoadua. Ntr Npk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11
CANcEROUS SCROFULA!

This il the cuse of dying who pet hres lie ic1
cured of case of sCROFtLA by only trHte bot
lies of Bruns Purifier than ever was cured by the use ui
CALI oSs of the best SGrsapIya that was ~ or made
Sarsapara hns stent medui pOro 10 effect the cure
of such a rcr0iiingiV htpciNs case.
Mr. j. g. IIASklN, Of Rome, Oneida o.. " y, had ScyC
MA tour years confined 10 his bed the last year-t
"a, so much discussed and debitacd to be- unable tC
rais, his hand his head He had the best medical ddrc
ad used ALL of the best Sdtsdpdyas 10 no good ehtcl
rot rorse and and considered 10 be IN dHS
s,t. and could not live cy,f ,foUv hour, Longer, when he
commenced using BIlANTs PURIFIER. His nech 'r1s
c1'fR nelrg Qf, from 10 hole irds orten htoH
his sindye. under his chin, that be breathcd hron j
tie hole; lis eaten around that coud he fghG
IN out OF ts place. il only holding by small piece; the use
o one am destroyed by two ulcers an ulcer under
the arm. arEe mans hand had nearly eaten h'oh
III, side into his b1dy Thus he afflicted with trcRis
such ggfyid dtd 0Degste ulcers, various parts of bis
person For urhcr and full particulars, see our PAM
fHLFTS. - ,..,
Dr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of the most shnl ply.
sciuns Of Rome, called 10 sec Haskin NE day tJos
he commenced using Braurs Purifier DR. W. examined
him mud then told him that oil The medicines IN he rO,fd
rytud not cure hDi-thal his case was
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11
Severe Deafness Cured.

"he following extract from letter lately received
from distinguished physician in the state of Virginia
"a II. CuRIsrp, NJ D. Dear Sir One of my patients
u,known to nc obtained your Gai,dnic Beh aud Neck
iace, with the Mdgneic Fluid for serious affection o.
Deafness The that of a lady whose Nervous
system much disordercd and her general health
poor Much done previously o the apple Of the
Belt but with very little success and feel it only right
to tell you that since she commenced wearing the Bel
and using the Fluid, but a few weeks ago she hss
ENTIRELY RECOVERED IIFR HEARING and he,
general health Is better than for several years"
Gy- Every case ol Deafness, II IL be Nervous AZ A
generally is can be cur'd by this wonderful remedy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-11

FOREIGN MIssIoHs-AMERICAN
BoARp.-The Missionary Herald for
April reports donations in the month
of February to the amount Of s22,-
s255, including s6;a in lcsacics, and
s0O7 toward the debt Of the Board
The total from August lst to Febru
airy 2Sth is Sal ,3c5.