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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03

pug aud2ll htng-strcet, corner 0j Mdrket-Slreet
Charleston, S. C.
CARPETINGS.-Ingrain, 8 Phys, Brussels, Ia
v pestry aud Velvets,
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin and
Wurstcd,
Curtain Cambrcs and Muslins, in large variety,
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains, all styles,
Gilt Curnices, in all the new designs,
Curtain Gimps, Holders, Loops, Tasscs, &c.
Drapcry Cords and Bell Ropes, in AL varieties,
British and American Floor Oil Cloths,
Silver and Gilt Stair Rods and Stair Carpctings,
Of all styles.
Wilton, Velvet, and Administer Rugs, in large va
riety,
Kcrseys, Caps, &c.
Red and White Flanncls, shrtinss, &c.
Cotton Osnaburgs, Of all the best Southern manu-
features
English and American COTTON FLANNELs,
French, Eugl:sh aud American Prints,
LINENS, of Richardson's superior make, for
Sheetinss, Shirtings. Pillow Cases, Table Danasks,
Duylies, Napkins, Towel'ings, Huckabacks, Fruit
Cloths B. L. Diapers, Grass Cloths, &c.
Cloths, Cassimercs and Frstings, OF best French
Goods,
Servants Cloths, in all the shades Of English
Goods,
Satincts, Twecds, Jeans and Lindseys, of all
Qualities and styles. With full assortment Of
Erich Dress GOGds.
In SILKS, TISSUES, BAREGEs, GRENA-
Dimes, MUSLlNS, &c.
Bonbnzincs, gAlpacas and Mourning Goods, in
great variety.
Evening Dress Goods, in great variety, constantly
received.
All the above are of our own Direct Gm-
DnrsatiOla, and offered at the l. w + 5 T
MARKET PRICES.
Ter,nS---C ASH, or City Acceptance.
cEs-Thc ONE PRICE SYSTEM strickly ad-
hcrcd to. All Goods warranted
BROWNING & LEMAN.
rh,rlr.fon Tan 2O If 3
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N Ew STRING Go0Ds!


RICH TWISTED SILKS, BAREGEs AND TISSUES,
oRGANDIEs, JAcoNETs, BRI1IANTs,
FRENCH CALIcoEs, EMBRoDERIEs &c. -
MILLER g. WARREN, AUGUSTA. GA.
lYI have received large Stock Of the above
GOODS, which for
Novelty, Beauty and Variety,
Are believed to be unsurpassed in any Market; and
having been selected from The very latest, importa-
tions, our customers will find them to be the new
est and choicest Goods Of the Season.
-AISO-
beautiful list Of Goods for Misses Wear, con-
sisting of
Rich BAREGE ROBES, (some,hing new y
Neat French MUSLlNS and BRlLLIANTES;
Plain, Buff, Pink, Blue and Fawn cold French
CAMBRlCS;
French, English and American PRINTS.
We have also handsome Stock Of Goods for
GENTS AND BOYS WEAR,
Which would be pleased to show customers
and the public, assuring them that our PRICES VILE
DE AS CHEAP TIE CHEAPEST.
EB Persons from the country would do we'll to.
give call before purchasing elsewhere.
Augusta, April l9 If IA
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Bacaln! Bacnm

A LARGE Supply of GOOD BACON, just
N received, and offered for sale at REDUCED PRI-
cEs by T. ROOT.
Nav II If II
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ROBINSON & JACKSON,

n v % IN y y " q u " n - " ~
HAMBURG S. c..
HAVE now on hand most complete Stock
LII OF Hardware, amongst which may be
found
200 Ton English and sweed Iron,
500 Kegs Nails,
10000 Lbs. Castings
b, so Doz Collins Axes,
IS " Brades' Patent Hoes and others,
S Superior Straw Cutters,
20 " Spades and Shovels,
10 " Rakes,
Tilletson and others make of Vices and Anvils,
Trace, Halter, Log, Fifth and other style Of Chains,
A complete Stock Of Pocket and Table Cutlery,
ALL STYLES Or
Plains, Saws, Chisels, Screws, Hinges,
Knobs, Bellows, Bits, Guns,
Pistols, Shot Bags,
Powder Flasks, Cotton and Wool Cards,
Well Wheels, Kettles, Stew Pans,
Frying Pans, Gridrons, Hammers, llatchets,
Tacks, Wafer, and Waffle Irons, Candle Sticks,
Steelyards, Marking Guages. Spirit Levels,
Andi1ons, Shovels and Tongs, Screw
Plates, Compasses, Thum
Guages, Percussion -.
Caps, &c.
Hamburg, April 81 If Is
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Georgia Marble Works,
J. G. RANKIN. W. M. nURLoCK, G. l. sUN1N1EY
Successors TO A. ATKINSON s. Co.

FsHhfs Establishment has been in success
L inl operation for q number of years. The
Quarrlcs well opened, and the Marble is superb
or To any in the United States.
We have SO perfected our facilities for getting out
and finishing work that we can furnish
Mounuments, Tombs, Head Stones,
And every thing in our line Of business, in better
stylc and at cheaper rates than any yard in the
country.
When it is considered that we saw our own mar
bic, pay jobber's profit and high freight from
the North, it will be seen that we possess material
advantage over all competitors.
We cordially solicit our friends and the public to
examine our work ana compare our prices with
thnse Of other yards, before ordering Northern
Marble. We have on hand at our yard in Mari
ctta, q large assortment of FINISHED WORK
Monuments, Tablets, Tonbs, &c.-where our agent,
MIR. g. w. Summers, will sell at our prices. Our
principal work is done at the Mills. Address
J. G. RANKIN g. co.
Marble Works P. O., Ga.
Jan / ly
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R E M o v A E. /!
$40 Reward,

S~W HeV W ssH Ws
ID ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the 9TH
III March past, Negro man named MARCH.
Said March is five feet ten inches high, Of rather
dark complexion and sharp features, and limps from
having had leg brokcn. He speaks rather slowly.
The Subscriber purchased him on Sale-day in
March at Sheriff. sale Before he Reached his
house with him, the negro ran away, and has not
been seen or heard of since lie is said to have a
wife at Dr. BRADFoRDs, Beach Island, and may be
lurking about tha, vicinity.
The above reward will be given for his appre-
heusion and delivery at the Jail of Edgefeld Dis
trct. w. Is. DORM.
May If Is :.
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SoMHAMBuL1sM.-HoRR1DLE ACCIDENT
Yesterday morning, about daylight, the ci'.
zens residing in the vicinity Of Third and
Elm.sts, were aroused by cries and shrieks
as of some one in distress. Upon repairing
to the spot, they found young woman by
the name of Ann McElroy, who had risen
in fit of somnambulism and eudeavored
to get out of the window of her sleeping
room in the third story. When she awoke,
she found herself clinging to the sill OF the
window, and, frightened at her situation,
losing all presence of mind, she released her
hold, and fell the distance of some thirty
five feet upon the brick pavement below,
narrowly escaping an iron railing fence but
g few feet from where she fell DR.. Free
man, of the Eclectic College, was sent for,
and found that her injuries were very severe,
both bones being broken in one of her ances
and one Of them protruding almost an inch.
We never saw foot or ancle more horribly
mangl,d. Her face is likewise badly bruis.
ed. There is some probability that her leg
may have to suffer amputation. She is about
thirty years of age, and has no knowledge
that she was ever previously addicted to
feats Of bulism.-Cincinnati Times.
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
JACOBS CORDIAL
pDg AXE GGWYI DIG2AG8g.

CHOLERA MoRBUs, BILIOUS ooLIc =.
CHOLERA INFANTUM
ALSO, ADMIRABLY ADApTED TO MANY DISEASES or
FEMALES, MOST ESPECIALLY PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN.
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THE VIRTUES OF .acoBS CORDIAL ARE TOO
WELL KN0HN TO REQUIRE ENC0NIUJhS
1st 1t the worst Of Diarrhoe Cd II the
forms Of Dyscnary 3d. II California Me1
Dirrrhon; 4 1t relieves The severest Coc; 5th 1t
Cholera Morbus 9th 1t cures Cholera InfanlIm
I II painful Menstruation; Sh. II relieves Pain in
Back and LOns 9h II counieracs Nervousness and De-
spOndcncy 10th. It Irregularities: H. II dspes
Gloomy and Hystercal Feelings; 18th. Its admirable
Tonic.
Few Short Extracts from Letters Testimonials &c.
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family nnd have
found 1t most efficient and In my Judgment, valuable
remedy" Hon. HIRAM WARNER,
Judge OF Supreme Court Ga
at gives me pleasure in being able TO recommend Ja-
cobs Cordia-ny personal experience, and the e1pe
rence of my neghbors and friends around me- Is sufci
cn guarantee me to believe 1t to be all that purpos
" ~ ''-' = "0'' ''' WI. II. UNDERWOOD,
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit
81 take great pleasure in recommending this invaluable
medicine 10 all afflicted with bowel diseases, for which
believe It TO be sovereign remedy-decdedy superior to
any thing else ever tried by me.n 4. A. GAULDING,
Deputy G. N. of the Grand Lodge Of Ga
"ThIs efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity fast
as Bonaparc pushed his columns into Russia and gaining
commcndation wherever used"
Georgia Jefersonian, May 1oth 1859.
have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and this with
it. induces to believe that stands ut the head Of every
preparation Of the kind and would recommend is in
The diseases for which u Is Compounded
MILES G. DOBBINS, Agent Bank Of Ga, Griffin.
"If there is any credbiiy in human testimony Jacobs
Cordial must stand prc-emncn above al other preparations
for the cure of Bowel Diseases From the OF tesmo
ny in its favor coming in from al quarters, it must be very
fur In advance curative agent, OF most not all other
patent preparations" a. FLEMM!NG,
a For sale in this village by G. l.. Penn, AoEST and
WM. W. BLISS & CO., Proprietors, Savannah:
May II. SIN II
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A Few Hints to a Father.

Father, you have son, a darling SON.
He has faculties for good and for evil, and
they must act. Each capable Of such in.
tense action that both cannot act on level,
one must be, in some measure, subservient.
Your son is now young; he has no habits,
no principles, no character. These must
be formed, and you have beea appointed by
Providence to superintend and assist in this
formation. This youmust do, whether you
will or not. The nature of the relation
existing between you and your son renders
your participation in the formation of
his character impossible.
Towards what course Of life would you
direct his innocent footsteps What would
you have him become9 man in form onl y /;
independent only of good, with feeble,
wavering energy; his self-respect mere
low, disgusting pride! You can easily train
him for this, as a thousand have aud are
being trained, unless his mind is very far
above the commonalty. Treat him as a
machine, impress it upon him that he is Il
mere tool, and he will soon become such.
Make him keenly feel his inferiority, check
all his aspirings, and like sapling bent to
the ground, he will soon learn to grow
downward. But if you would wish him to
become a, strong. minded, truth. loving, whole
souled man, treat him as q man that is to
be-as an equal. Draw out his better ma
ture; strengthen all aspirings for that which
is high and good Teach him to curb his
strong passions, and to attain that control
which enables man to influence his fellow
man. Let him feel that he has the germ Of
the man within him, which needs only a
right cultivation TO make it serviceable to
himself and mankind Teach him at all
times to bring his actions and motives 10 the
standard of right and right only. Be sure
that he feels confidence in you asa SYM
pathising friend in all cases. Never elevate
yourself or depress him so that he can only
approach you with an effort. He has his
world of Joys and sorrows, hopes and fears,
which, although small to you, are all to him.
Encourage him to action: place before him
some desirable object which he may procure
by selfdenial and extra exertion. Man
needs something for which TO labor; why
not he ? Let him find by experiment that
there is something for him to gain by right,
or lose by wrong, and an inducement to
virtuous actions will be given him. Teach
him to think correctly for himself, judge for
himself, while young and under your care
and he will feel his own responsibility, and
will not be so easily enticed and deceived
when thrown upon his resources But above
all, early teach him to look upon God as
his Father, and heaven as his home, and the
chief object of his life here to do good.
Early teach him by precept and example to
love the Lord aud keep his commandments,
and it shall be well with thee and thy house
to future generations.
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In regard to the general management, or
discipline on plantations or public works, it
is of great consequence to have perfect sys-
tenn and regularity, and a strict adherence
to the rules that may be adopted for the
government ofthe place. Each hand should
know his duty, and be required to perform
it; but as before intimated, the owner has
nothing to gain by oppression or over driv-
ing, but something to lose; for he cannot,
by such means, extort more work. But
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-05-16

Francis Nash, Executrix of Jamesl
Nash, deceased, against John Nash
Eliza Rebecca Nash, ntemsrried
with Medison Collins, Elvira Nash
intermarried with Wallace Lewis, The state
Jane Ellen Nash lntemarried with of Ohio
Michael Fl0yd, Thomas Jefferson Lawrenc
Nash, yamesJ Nash, Susan Francis County,
Nash, Rachel Nash, Jemima Nash Court Of
intermarried with Ira Slater, (offnll Probate
aee,] VIM. H H Nash, and Francis
Marion Nash (mnors] and heirs at
law Of James Nash, deceased.
The above named defendants are notified
that on the Gath day Of February, A d 1854,
said plaintiff filed in the Court Of Probate with
in and forthe County of Lawrence and State OF
Ohio. her petition, the object and prayer Of
which is to obtain al order in said Court, to
sell for the payment Of debts of decedent, the
following real estate situate in said county, to
wit. one hundred and sixty acres Of land in the
Ohio C0mpany's purchase, part Of lot No. 1898.
in Township No. Q Of Range No. Is, being q
part Of section No. 27, and the south half oil
the tract Of land conveyed by David Robert.
son, to said James Nash, deceased, on the 2lst
of August, l845, by deed recorded in volume
10, pages lis and lie ofthe records of deeds in
said county. and that the same will be for hear
ing in Probate, Court of said County on
Wednesday the 29th dayof March 1854, and
that unless the said defendants, or some one oil
them, shall appear and make defence, an Or
der will then be taken for the sale of Sad pcsmr
ises for the purpose aforesaid. s,....;,
Feb "a 1854 Attorneys for Pet'r. :.
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I # QUICK SALES AND SMALL PR0Plrs4 s's n
Up with the Times Not to be Undersold
st FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,

CORNER OF LAWRENCE AND THIRD STREETS
BY oil
hat ives BE UNDERSOLD FOR
nd vain tdon behp
md Ladies' Sewing do DO
cysewing Puplr
Stat ndpinde eback do do
Projection
nste French
mmon,
Tundle ebedS,w wthoutIa
hcanes seat, DO
clan walnut TABLES LOUNGES
howecdj Kitchen Breakfast,
do Centre
i'm eand small
Two and drawer Toy willow
Gerentki
Walnut Willow
sAFESfour
California LOOKING Gl SSES Patent
rocking, DEDSrEADS Marke&fancy
Cheryca medium,
tands
Cal IN dexamine tockb cfoGe pu ekcwher
Ionton GILLENS
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GILLEN 4 BROTHER.
NEW GROCERY & FAMILY
PROVISION STORE.

a. =. AOCVO Y oO1Sc
Centre Building in the New Block
Corner of Second and Rail Road St..
IRONT0N OHIO.
"AVE just received by steamer Frank Keel
Ill ing, fresh from New Orleans. large
stock Of
Sugar, Molasses. Mackerel,
Coffee, Tea, Rice,
Malaga Fruits, Nuts, etc. etc. etc.
To which they have added
Bacon, Lard, Flour,
Tobacco, Cheese, Butter,
Golden Syrup, Eggs, Soap,
Candles, Hay, Corn, Oats, etc.
They will keep full supply Of
FAMILY PROVISIONS,
Good and Fresh, which they will sell at Gin.
cinnati prices and freight. They will also have
large stock Of FEED which we will keer
supplied from our farm in the country.
They have opened for the present in Halls
brick building on the corner OF Third and Buck
horn streets, until they can build house large
enough to do the business which they intend
doing.
They invite the public to call and give then
q trial-they will be thankful for small favor
and larger ones in proportion.
O. Cash paid for Hay, Corn, Oats, Eggs, But
ter, Chickens. Turkeys, Rags, etc.
DJ'Farmers and Country Grocers can be fur
nished by them Us low as at Cincinnati. Cal
and see them. All articles delivered at th'
wharf boat, depot, or in town if desired.
lronton, Dec Is, 1858.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
..oUlCK SALES AND SMALL PROFlTSp'
A nimble sixpence is better than aslow shillinsi
SILVERNAN, ALCAH 4 %.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC DRY G0ODS.

No 1, RodgeH Block, Corner Of Second and
Railroad Streets IRONTON, Ohio.
Havins iusi opened the fullest and most CON-
plete assortneut Of HlAin and fancy Dry Goods
ever offered to thel lGtixens Of Iron and vicinity,
and the Cheapest slpck. ss we'll q the best 90
lected, We are fully prepared to give the po-
litest attention to all friends and customers
who may favor our stock with an examination.
We ore confident that DISCERNING public viii
ever confer upon ~ the liberal share Of their
patronage which We shall endeavof to merit
both In Tie extra quality Of the goods We oaei,
and the xXT11x1IY low r1t03o q which
we shall sell them to good cu1onen. Dealing
upoKkt principle Of s6mall Profits and Quick
s1lea We shall ever enact prompt payment
Our stock il eatirely too large 70 be men.
toned in detail, but tie public may fest assured
eyeaybodys ants In tho Dry Goods line can
be falIt sxtiSnod u our ntAblShment.
( Lelit bo fully underwood that we shah n0e
b undesscld tde tho ready pay.
Can md esanins4-no charge S6s sxhibitng
on RcudA md " hsvs tie pl6asantest stote u
,inpsuus 1lLv1RlGAN~ALOAlss = o..
if1nk1Sy ia. &,
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To the People Of Lawrence and the
Adj:ining Counties.
A New Saddle and Har-
ness Mandatory!

NA The subscribers have located them-
selves in No. A., Rodgers Block, se'
cond Street, Ironton, Ohio, where they will be
re ady 10 furnish every thing usually kept in a
saddle shop. We would say to those who will
favor US with their patronage, that from long
experience in The business, we fatter ourselves
that we can give general satisfaction.
All our work will be made by ourselves. We
will not send to Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and 9TH
er places to buy work that has been thrown TO-
gether purposely for sale work. All our work
will be WARRANTED. and we will be on
hand to make good any of our work that may
fail.
If you want the finest XII nd Of saddle or har-
ness, we are prepared to furnish them.
We can show you certificates given tous BY
tie Licking County Agricultural Society, fol
premium Saddles and Harnesses, for several
years back.
We therefore say, call and seeus, everybody
We will do our best to render general satis-
faction.
Furnacemen, Country Merchants and all
Others wanting any thing in our line of busi-
ness, will do we'll TO give us call.
WILSON 4 RICHARDSON.
March 81 1854
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DREW & WILLIAMS,
Al The Old stand Of Bishop h Perley.
lRONTON, OHIO,

lRONTON, OHIO,
WOULD Respectfully call the atten.
w ton of the public 10 their New and
ExrEHslvE ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of their own and other manufacture, which
tbev offer for sale, Low FOR CASH. They are
constantly receiving New AND FsEsH supplies
from the East every month, and hope by close
attention tothe business 10 merit the confidence
and patronage Of the public. Boots ana SHOES
and Ladies', Misses and Children's wear,
kept constantly on hand, with prices to suit all
their patrons. A.
Custom Work manufactured to order. Also
Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.-
Warented work repaired gratis.
Also, at Wholesale and Retail, HATS o
various kinds and prices. such as Silk Leg
horn, Palm Leaf, Kossuth, Beaver and Fur:
Call and ex anime our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. om
lronton Ohio, 1854.
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~LOOK AT THIS!!!-Eu
10000 Killed on the Dlsck Sea.
The ma

M UNDERSTANDING The many
Y accidents to which our Steamboats, und Railroads
Incident .. w. Harper has arrived safely a. home
again and Is now receiving direct from the Eastern
Manufacturing Embellishments, very extensive u.s.
sortment Of Doors and SHOES, for Spring and Sum.
mcr wear; they were manufactured and are intended
expressy for The RETAIL Trade. 10 my regular Gus.
TONERS and others who may favor me with q call,
pleasure In showing an unusually large variety
o6l3oots and Shoes nearly oil prices; some ofwhch
I guarantee equal In quality Of material and work
nsusjp 10 those manufactured In this or any other
town west ofthe Allegheny mountains.
Having purchased my goods for CASH, am euabled
specially invited 10 call at "No UNION Block" and
zee v,h their own eyes, and determns by their own
Judgments whether or not bargains in Boots aud Shoes
can be had 0f =. W. HARPER,
raxs, or SALz, one half up and the other down. ni4
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D.A. WHITE,
Grocer, Produce and Tea

DHH HO
WHERE all kinds Of Family groceries can be
had Of the best quality and at the lspess rstes;
Fourth st. I'd door North Of the market, West
side,
ONION, OHfO.
/. A SUPERIOR. article Of Sugar Cured Hams
IA on hand by d. 4. WHITE.
A CHOICE Good, Fsesh and Fat No. /
n Mackerel. for sale BY D.A. WHITE.
TTHR best winter strained Lard Oil on hand
by D. A. WHITE.
PHILADELPHIA Crushed aud Powdered
j &gars, Of Superior quality, in Store and
Of sale. D. A. WHITE.
Cummer and Star Candles very Ane always
- on hand By .. a. WHITE.
A STOCK Of New, Fresh and Fragrant Teas
~ iust received and for sale very cheap BY
= - 'ss D. A. WHlTe.
Ladies asd 3entisuhen srs particularly No
p.A. WHITE.
q. MONTGOMERY
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In HN1 oVA@O
-
GEORGE D. WINCHELL,
MANUFACTURER OF
Japanned and Stamped WARES.

Water Coolers, Toilet Ware, &C.,
"AVING Removed from the old stand, cor
ner of Walnut and Pearl, to the
n w. CORNER OF RACE AND COLUMBIA.
tOr Second street.) Cincinnati, o., and having
largely increased facilities for manufacturing,
is now prepared to supply dealers. on liberal
terms. Timers, Stove Dealers and Others, will
find it greatly to their interest to purchase theil
stock direct from the manufactoIy. have also
recently made such arrangements with the
manufacturers o Timers Machines and Tools,
as to be constantly supplied. Among. which
will be found some newly invented ''labor a
vi ng'' machines, which can be seen in opera.
ton. All of which will be sold al manuiactu.
rers' prices. GEO. ID. WlNCHELL,
N. w. corner of Race and Columbia SITS.
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Sellers vernifuge Is the Best In Use.
HERE is THE PROOF.
r;ct;rg Ctoi;ou XIV Dcc ~ f846

Mr.. r. E. sELLERs:-I have the pleasure TO
in(om you, that have used in my proctice
your celebrated vemifuge with the most hop.
py results. have formerly used Fahnestocks ks
but being persuaded 10 try yours, have found
it far superior in every respect and can say
without the fear Of contradiction, that your
vcrmifuge possesses more virtue than any ev-
er used, and most cordially recommend 1t to
the attention of the public. will state case
where gave one vial Of your vemifuee. MY
brothers. child was pining and wasting 10 a
mere skeleton. In SO hours after gave him
the vermiiuge, the en- omous quantity OF pu'
wards of six hundred worms were passed. The
child, that was given up for lost. is now as well
as any child in the neighborliood.
March IA I'm AMBROSE ARNETT, M D.
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AXES SgOI.p'S [Bl3Sgpl
FIFTY DOZEN BEST QUALITY

or our own manufacture Of axes for sale At
our manutactory on
Third Street Ironton Ohio.
Furnace men and others wishing TO purchase
good ares will do well to call on US, as we are
prepared to fill all orders with the
Best quality Of Axes ever offered for sale In
this merket, ct
REDUCEID PRICES.
Ross & Picker, No 10 and II East
Front Cincinnati Ohio, and Duke &
Kingsbury lronton Ohio, are Agents fol
the sale Ofthe above Axes.
SCOTT, BROTHER & co.
IRoNroN, July 8, 1853. u