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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY
". F. DURIsoE, Proprietor
sRTEnR S1MKINS Editor,
ARTHUR SIMKINS, Editor.
Z E & M S.

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DOLLARS ami FIFTY CENTS if not pail within six
mon,hs-and THREE DOLLARS If 40: paid bciurc the
e1pi;ston of the Year. All subscriptions not distinct
ly l,ni,, al the time of subscribing. will I've c">i-
ed rs made for an indefinite period. and viii he c"i-
tnued until all arrcaragcs paid. or at ie option
of the Publisher. SUBSCRIPTIONS from other States
must invariably he accompanied with the cash or
rr-r-nce To .n.l. nric Sa>,yh Ia ~.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he conSi'icnnu>ly inserted
a, IS cents per Square n lines or I"ss) for the first
insertion, and 81, fnr each subsequent Insertion
When only published MomIhly or Quarterly 81. per
,auare will he charged. All Advertisements not
having the desired number uf Insertions marked u the
margin. will be cun;iu:cd until forbid and charged
accordingly
Those desiring to advertise by the Year can do 50 on
ibcral ,-rm-it being distinctly understood that con-
rac,s for yearly advertising confined "ihr Inine'
date, legitimate business "f the firm or i'ii' 'iaiit
contracting: Transient Advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, III
advance.
For Advertising E>,rays Tullcd, Two Dollars, I" be
said hy the Mag i.rrate advertising
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

! jcct of building Rail Road m:tIe. buck woods
: of South Carolina venture the assertion
that not one of them knows this day that such 4
: Company is in existence, or if hc knows, would
care a fig whether that Road should run to
Charleston, Augusta, or the Moon. avail
Street Brokers" indeed! Why they would not
stop to notice man who might offer them
! such Roads Charter Il. i gracious gin, much
less to enter into u conspiracy, to do what' Why
to run one end Of it over into Georgia! And
what object could they have in view by doing
that TO destroy the South Carolina Rail
Road, and the City Of Charleston. And what
uLj,c, is Tint! Why, SALrDA" will probably
say, to crafty the ,iadic!ive feelings Of one sin
gle individual! Oh tic, "Wall Street" And
shame, shame, South Carolina Clique" from
Anderson Court House TO the Augusta Bridge,
to unite all your mighty energies 10 the accom-
p,isI,mcnt of such IN gnoLc end San ocean
into tempest tost, to drown ily."
But does "SALupA," or any one else, really
believe that such an intention is entertained by
any one connected with the Road! Let them
shew their faith by their works, and they can
easily thwart the designs Of "Wall Street"
The books are still opcn-subsrriptions nre
still &c earnestly soIirited"-not oneJourih Of The
money necessary has yet been obaned-nor Is
the. Road located Now let "SALUD" and
those overwhosc interests he assumes the guar
diaHship, 60 forw&rd and subscribe libcrally, and
they can have The control of this infant project
to mould and bend it in any shape they please.
Here then is y fair banter. The gauntlet is clear.
ly thrown upon the green. Who takes
But the unkiadcst cut Of all remains to be
made, and il is one which trow will cause the
seedlings of" SALuDA" lasIIrd as they have been
into sort of ",empcsl in 4 tea pot" to subsdc
to slow water mlrk," and chill off to point
little below Zero.
What says the present energetic and sagacious
Head of the South Carolina Rail Road on this
very point of "SALUDAs" deepest soci:ude!
Hear him." We ale not much concerned about
the Savannah River Road going over TO Angus
ta as we now have the carrying Of nearly all tn;
produce sold in that market, and have no fears
but We shall continue 10 get as much as We shall
have power to transport"
This Icing the case, and likely always 10 be
so, all interests are safe, and neither "Wal!
Street nor Georgia, will likely swallow up our
Road, our trade or our people; and therefore
'SALuuA" may IlcnccfUrl breathe deeper and
frrrr." VERlT.AS.
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Groceries and Staple Goods.

NTE have HON on hand, and shall continue 10
w receive addi,i"us throughout Tie business
s,a,oa, Il COMPLETE STOCK OF GEOCE
EIES. comprising every thing usually kclt ina
Gr.e,ry St!re. Among which nay bc enumerated
lhc following:
Gunuy aud Duu!cc Banging,
i,alc Rope and Tw.nc,
Bacon and Hams.
Nol;.sses aud Sugars of every description,
Nails, Putty and Class
I.illscci and Train OiI.. ;ua White Lead;
Sat Iron. Shoes aud |; ark' Is;
Tobacco Leather. C":' and Tea;
O>naburg-, brown Shiriings and Cotton
Yarns.
Ric", Soap, &c. For sale on til" most real
sonab!e terms.
LARK & BUCKMASTER.
JI,u,I,urr, My III
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T)EING competed by i'll l,alh and the inrrc's"
~ Of my iudivima business /" withdraw from
the Firm uf SALE & l.AEK. take this "pi"r''ny
to return my most grateful larkS ia my fri mis-
and customers for their patronage literally hcs-
,vw.d. and {" commend rn ;hrr tt"'r aud PATRON
aye the New Firm of LARK X Bi cKMAsTER.
JOHNSON SALE.
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D S S @ luti ION |

II III: co.. Partnership here" exist g between
the Undersigned, IS tli- day di&s"ivrd 10y A:u-
tull Consent.
The na,rc Of tie Firm viii he u>cdl by cth''r Iar-
tv in luiiatin The Looks aud Nuts will bc
Kept at their Old Stand S.LLE Il LARK.
August 18th, .S.!3.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

CURE FOR 1IyDRopHoBIA.-At Udina, in FRI
ulc, Il poor man suffering under the tor:ures of
hydrophobia was cured by draughts of vinegar,
given him by mistake, instead ofanothcr potion.
a physician Of Padua got intelligence of this
event, and tried the SAME remedy upon Il pa
ticnt at the hospital, adminstcrnga pound Of
vinegar in the morning, another at noon, and i
third at sunset, and the man was speedily and
perfectly cured.
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NOis ice,

A Ii Persons indebted ln the Estate Of Warren
N +. " inn, decd. irc earnestly solicited TO
make payment forthwith, aul those having dr,rands
against said Estate Will piril.r render them in i'm
mrdiatclv. JEREMIAH SElGLEE, Ex'or
Noyg 6n I|
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
january =, 1854.

rTNlIE Firm OF CoLGAX & EGG is this d.:y dis
i solved by mutual cvli>"nt
CrLGAN & LEGG.
January >, 1854.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

lossIBLE-A gill in Pi;t>burg being struck
dumb by The firing Of Il cannon, it is said that Il
number Of married men of that interesting vii
lage have, in consequence, invited The artillery
company 10 parade upon their premises.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

A MAN in California, under sentence of death
by hanging, asked the Sheriff, the evening pre-.
vous TO The execution: /" ] say, sheriff, what
hour is that liItI. affair of mine coming off,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

~ THE Hon. Alfred II. Iycrson has been
elected by the Legislature of Georgia Senator
to the United States. Mr.. Ivrrson is the son.iG.
law Of the !aie Hon. John FORSYTH, is gentle
man Of fine abilities, and a lhoroughyoing State
Rights Democrat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

A LOVE sick swain, in describing ! kiss, says
it is draught that passes through The system
like 4 bucket Of hot water through i basket of
enpS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
New Goods ALI New +!

rJNIIE Sul.crilrrs arc ,n,w ";c'ng ut Wn,rr
L Seat in E,lgc:cli I:s:rirt. 4 LAEGE and
SPLENDID A$SONTMENT"f
DRY GODS,
Besides Il full supply q! ii; "'l'cr hn''s "f Goods
u,uav KEEP, in lh, Lack country "l the State. Il:ry
have lust nun Joint business AMI /" Give
entire s,i>i,cI OIL il Srcl. thin" he i,osi!c Their
terms will he c;,>l or credit t" suit PURCHASE rs, Il
libci.ll isc"ur.t tnr cash of c"u;Sc.
The subscribers t>k a share "i patronage from The
lhrra people Of the tw" Districts of l.''"rr Il and
Abb, vile. and rom I'LL "hris T.; >>img The way.
They intend To he ho>pi,,bc il strangers, Willie ali
in all 10 lo:l.c-;ukS.
!. l.. HARMON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

DARING CASE OF KlpyArrIG.-Iust as we arc
going TO press, We are reliably informed that
two men, medium size, fair complexion, and rcd
and sandy hair entered the house oil 4 Tree ne
gro in Jackson county, on the night of the 9th
inst, and seized and carried oil four children
(ycI!ow complcxion) from seven to fourteen
years of age. We are authorized Ia say amy
one stopping tho Williams, and restoring the CHI
dren, will have all expenses paid aud be LIBERAL
ly rewarded hy the ciiizcus Of Jackson county.
-Alhpns Banner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

Az INSULT is TWICE lis deep as M apology.
An insult sinks to the heart, and rAnklcs there
whilst an apology merely skins over the sur
face, but never heals the wouml. 10 persons
impcrlinentIy disposed, what 4 warning ought
this not 10 be.
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CCEAnTiIERSRIP.
General Grocery Dusincs

WE Have Ii, it ;S>,'r;;lt,' III. selves together
w for The pu rs" Of doing
General Grocery Business,
Under the Firm If LARK e HUCKMASTi.E, at
the Old Stand "f SALE Il lArR. here We shall
rndr.,yor 10 deserve cnrt;EGiscc "f ,,i, very bc-
raj patronage hrrc,n!i,tr extended I" the Late rmS
Of SALE & LARK and al JEFrEGS. orrEAN X Go.
LARK " BUCkMAsl TER.
August l0;h, 1873
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

4 New WAY OF AprLvING LEEcnE>.-
Well, my good woman" said the d"ctor,
CHOW is your husbandto.day! Better no
doubt"
"Oh, ycs, surely sail the woman. " He
is rs wrll rs ever, and gone to the field"
81 thought So" continued the doctor.
"I'he lcccIlrs have cured him. Wonderful
effect they have. You got the l'cc'lcs, of
cuurSe"
"On, yes! they did lin great deal Of
good, though he could not lake them all"
Take them all! Why, my good wo.
man. how did,you apply them! {"
Oh, managed nicely" sad the wife,
looking quite cunIenled with herself " For
varirly's sake, boiIrd one half, and made
FRY of the other. The first he got down
very well, but the second made him sick.
But what he took was qnite enough" conlin
nrd she. seeing some horror in the doctors
conlrllancr, "iur he WIS better the next
morning. snd to-day he is quite we'll
"Umph!' said the dncior with sppicnt
shake of the head. fyou have cured him; +;
that is sufficient, but they should have been
applied externally.
The woman req lied that she would d" so
the mex, time; and we have no doubt that
if ever fate throws score of unfortunate
lerches intn her power again she will make
Il puullicc Of them.
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!. l.. HARMON.
NATHAN SKINNER
jar, (

Jan ~.
~ Independent, Press AMI ALbcyi.lc linn
copy until c"un;rr:inic,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

TAKE company of boys chasing butterflies,
and put long tailed coats on the boys and Turn
the butterflies into dollars, and you will have y
beautiful panorama of the world. -
II PuSc1UALIrY brgcts confidence and is
the sure path to honor and respect.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

An IyQulRIyG MlHD.-The following
anccdotc which friend related to us as All
actual occurrence, snacks somewhat of the
stories Of children, related by the kncker-
booker:
\ stripping somo eight years Of age, was
engaged in the manufacture of Il stool, which,
on account of disparity in the length Of the
legs, refused to stand up. Ate. Iruilless IF.
forts to make it do so:
Mother" inquired he, "does the Lord
SEQ everylhing!"
ics my SON.
Well" replied the young hopeful, then
guess he'll laugh when he sees this stool
"Ir YOU have not already met with the
following advertisement" writes }. L. o., of
Boston, 6" think you will benefit the SUBJ
ject'< disconsula,e parents hy inserting it in
the Knickerbocker-
"Losr, SrRAyED OR SroLnH.-A small
boy about Tie size of Il man; he disappear.
ed last night, and hae'nt been seen since this
morning. Wore wooden leg, surpassed to
belong to carpenter; was harefouled, with
his fathers shoes ON; hr had al empty bay
of meal on his back, with cheese in it,
marked S. 5. r. with the letters rubbed out.
Any person failing to lind the same. will
please call at this office, pay five dollars,
and ask no queslions.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

PkEsDESr PIEncE's message is commented
upon by Tho London journals, whiu publish it
in full. 1t is tayorALly spoken of.
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state is co,r>idtrea:as secured by their own

A GoLpEx TnuuGur.=hVe know not
the authrr of the following but it is. pretty :
Mature will he reported. All thi'gs are
engaged in wriafg their history. The planet,
the pebble, goes attended by its shadow.
The rolling rock leaves its scratches ON the
mountain, the iver its channels in the sod,
the animals its bones in the stratum. the fern
and'lcaf their modest er'aph' 'fn A,c coal.
The failing drops ma kfS its sculpture in sand
orue stonc not.a foot step into the snow,
or along the ground, but prints in characters
more or less lasting map of lis march !;
every act of man insrrkrs itself on the
memories of his fellows, and i,k~lis own
face The alnff is -rfnIl of sounds, tie Sky Of
tokens; the ground is alt memoranda, aud
Sigrntnrrs, and every object is COVERED over
with hints which speak to the intelligent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

WIEN religion is made sricrcc, there is moth
Ing more INTRICATE; when duty, there is not-
ing more easy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01

Show me an indolrnt man, and will show
you an unprinci pie one,
Show me All Industrious man, and I will
show you Que possessing some virtue, if not,
in all rasts, all that could he wished.
fAud ye, industry is, to great extent,
thing Of habit.-BIxAnnE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
Dissolution of Copartnership.

Aug 10. 1853.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-01
fresh and Pure Garden Seeds.

Hamburg, NV. Ii i'm III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13
&13 600 WORTH @ R'l,I; ,a1I, OF FARMS F. IS AND

BUILD NG ILitS witt be divided among Subscribers,
ON THE EPENING OF THE 8ist OF MAJ, 1854.
R large already Many Of the
these have been sold for from 400 $40 advance the
price for which those purchase
will be good Investment
Subscrber FOR ONLY as payable of as
each. will -FOUR BUILDING LOTS, feet ing
oseher or FAt OF from to 20 These Lots beautifully
located Long island Church
house and number Of Private Dwellings, Stores Workshops
and ssveai hundred viii be erected the coming
D This Is hna opportunity delightful Country Resi-
dsnes the City, where the domestic family
be n reaIed where Building Lots about 600 Farms
have lately been sold sals daily being made to individuals
Who after careful examination of m ocaion and the
confident that land cheap
value be had within miles the This would
been all taken back entaia
"st eeny and oPaey locked upwards Of two hundred
which large made where the wild
foaed ay be beauhu and eus ated
The price which h than It's value agr
cultural fione that
sense can hesitate portion This land we'll
the attention Of both settlers peeuso affords opportu
ny ior the SAFE investment Of The not far
wn al and on the line of railroad steamboat
asked Lakeland adjoining
these villages are now selling from 300 se This
destitute
home Of their own TO purchase rifle also
Farms containing each five and apwads at from
t55
N All persons wishing avail themselves of the opportunity
onefed procure hns Farm Building the
City ahould make immsaats they nearly all
posed Of Apply TO cHARLEh WOOD Broadway.
NJ ss ssis h't' Mars a. az n had 81 ssst
ifs sssaI tsssss ksssh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13
CLARENDON,
WALEwKE.


IMPORTANT RUSSIAN MANIFESTOESt
The Cars Reply 10 The War Declaration Of The Western
The st. Petersburg Gazette of the 18th of
April contains declaration to the following
effect:
That after the summons by which England
and France have left their system of disguised
hostility toward Russia, and in presence of the
pretension by which they demand the evacua-
tion Of the Danubian provinces without exacting
any thing from the other belligerent power,
silence was the only reply compatible with the
dignity of the nperor, and that it only re-
mains for him to accept the situation that has
been made him, and to defend himself with
energy and determination
The Imperial Government deems it, more
over, superfuous to renew discussion relative
to the motives alleged before parliament by the
English Government to justify their taking up
arms. 1t refers to its recent memorandum of
the 18th of February, which sufiices to demon
strate that the initiative Of the provocations be-
longs to the two powers :" .@ zz
The declaration concludes by stating that the
real motive of the war is to destroy the infu.
enee of Russia, and that the responsibility of
the evils that may result therefrom must fall
upon those who declare war, and not upon him
who was compelled to accept it.
The following &c Declaration, is contained in
the st. Petersburg Journal of the 31st Of March
(l3th of ApriD
France and Great Britain have now at last
nndisguisedly departed from the system of con-
cealed hostility which they had previously
adopted egafnst Rusaie, particularly by prJsg.
isG shsiE assta 20 eater sas hlask sss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13
Mexican News.

By the arrival of the steamship Texas on
Thursday, from Vera Cruz, we have received
papers from that place to the 7th inst, and from
the City of Mexico to the %. The ereports brougnt
to Panama by the Stephens are confirmed, how
eyer we find little from the seat of operations in
addition to these. It vas reported at Vera Cruz,
just before the sailing of the Texas, that a bat
tie had taken place near Acapulco, in which Al
Yarez had been defeated by Santa Anna.
The Mexican papers come to US in mourning
for the death Of General Nicolas Bravo, formerly
President and one of the first heroes of the Re-
public. 51
During the past year five Generals of Divi-
sion and twelve Brigadier Generals have died
The Tampico papers announce that a gold
and silver mine had been discovered near that
place by Don Salvador Darqui.
A diligence was lately stopped and robbed
by band of highwaymen between Mexico and
Guadalajara, and another between Mexico and
Vera Cruz. *s*
An order has been promulgated in Mexico to
prohibit smoking in the theatres during the
summer months. -, -4-s
A large number of the States of Mexico have
sent In officially their assurance of fidelity and
adherence to the President
Sontag and the italian Opera Troupe are
creating perfect furore in Mexico. They are
entertaining the Mexieans with the same operas
they played at the st. Charles
poor vender of bonbons was recently assas-
sinated in Guadalajara. The murderer, after
striking the poor fellow to the heart with al poig-
nard, hed, and has not yet been arrested
The Eastern question is being fully discussed
6y the Mexican papers. They generally take
the side of the poor Turk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13
nnhS am

IA IN NEW ORLEANS by KIER'S PETROLEUM OR Rot K
alone ~ - =
NEW ORLEANS, March !, 1854,
thereby certify hst had been afflicted Rheumatism for i've
Veats and also totally blind right brought on BY
we're attack Of Neuralgia had ed Physicians
no good spent hundreds Of dollars purpose
edGnes give this Certificate without solicitation any one,
ana hr does not Know TINT type and would not have
moi restored perfect heath strength a. well now
with ny right my lett and have symptoms
masm or any thing ese reside in this city when at
ost OF my time on he river Any
wish and get fifty resnonbe testify the truth Of
this say take the Petroleum body
investment made, for know Natural Medicine
-. ] j. HARTMANN,
Attsst-J WRIGHT d ao. and c. S. wTDDIFIELD
EB Price 80 cent? bottle Wholesale only by
]. WRIGHT & CO., No. Isl Chartres ST. and
JARVIS & wOoDMAN,
mhs 6m Corner Cnmmnon and Maoa,;re .,rssts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13

STEALING LETTERs-Is is getting to be quite
n common practice to purloin letters from the
proper owners, by going to the office aud ask
ing for letters for others. Postmssters are nsing
measures for the detection of impositions Of this
kind, and it is to be hoped that persons found
guilty of fraud of this kind may meet with con-
dign punishment. A man was arrested in New
York the I'd for this offence He had paid
one visit and had applied the second time, when
the clerk stepped outside and seized him, lust as
he was walking off with another batch of letters.
He was taken to the Postmaster's room, by the
special agent, to whom he made full confession
Of ms operations, which, it appears, had been
going on for some time, and at once explained
she loss OF a Large number of missing letters be-
longing to individuals and firms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13
DR. WATsoN's GARD.-I will use no other

~ the advertisement ban what plain truth
length practice all thai
called syphie For nearly fifteen thi, city,
sole those there lies he only thst
haze given attention to class Of diseases
other DOCTOR and them better than they do That what
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETs, S0RF
THR0AT et etc., just familiar the
day obseryaon which without vanity for csmne
other merit than that Of rparence.
effect few days, dnd difficulty
those of longer duration, without submitting the patient such
Of will him the ghtest uspon
9nge him to neglect his affairs without de9r within IN
diet altered There Orleans
could supply proofs h but these that require
secrecy vhch always nviolabv preserve.
have qualifications which do not think
satisfied that reputation ia already sufficiently established.
Constant aendcnze from In the morning until eclpcb night
szr.-,..,.. -. W, wkTsun, N D,
.7... 'sslAAalib sN sssA& II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13

A man named Andrew Williams has been ar
rested in New York, charged with having
caused the death of his wifs, Rose Williams. bY
poisoning her y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13

The gallery Of the Catholic church Mt F,;a
"a, iell down during service on Sunday, the "a
ethsgs ssssssly - = ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-13

& ECkEI IDlSEASES-0ffce 80 Customhouse
0a s,5Ss. between Royal and Bourbon JAMES
enad upon diseases of
N most Appalling orm that they obtain certain
speedy without the Mercury Bsaam
Poisonous Drug in from three days. without any
procured from himself md upon trial they do effect
charge Will be made Dr. j. possession
fen OF IN all parts the Union the many
eect which were pronounced ncrabe by Phycan
Since Dr. introduced ths city ha
that have these Remedies
one single Instance be produced but have
cures and in order that the afflicted avail themselves Of
truly provdenial discoveries Dr. located perm
nnty this city Gustomhouae No. Private Rooms re-
served. 1t Office hours feht3 IyIp
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BRdZOS SAJvTIRGO5

WI WI leave THURSDAY May Ia, a. .,elock = '@
'Oh bkAlOS SANTIAGO r5.
S @ a New Orleans and Te.aa Mail Ln. MIM
lAss commander will leave above pspea S !Ghn y
ssefoom
-.M. HhRhls d. MoRGAN foot Of JnIia, stFaa; fPpy "
fH All freight shipped by the @ landing
pW Shippers ma. a. M tsms Gfanpos unless drsess
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