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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-10
State Of South Carolina,

Stdtc O1 SOutAa OaATVAl1AS&9
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Terry Quinn and wife and others,
Jarrott Mobiles and Others.
DY virtue Of m order from Chancellor Wsrdlow.
I'D shall proceed 10 sell at Edge6ed G. H., on.
the first Monday in November next ut public oas'
cry, the following tract Of land, to wit:
that tract Of land situate in this district,
tanning four hundred acres, more or less, on the
Martin Town road. and adjoining lands Of Joha It,.
win, James Sheppard, David Outz and Others.
Terms OF sALE.-Cos,s to bc paid in cash.
For the rest, credit o, one and two ycairs from,
the day Of sale.
Purchasers will be required to give bond with
ample surety to secure the purchase money foe-
session given first January, 1856.
A. SIMPKiNS, c. E. E. D.
Oct 10, 1855. 4t 50
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AssoCIAT1ON ,IINUTEs.

THE Minutes Of the Edgefeld Baptist Association,
recently convened at Dry Creek Church, are now
ready for delivery. Pastors and Members Of the diff
ferent Churches in tho Association will please call at
this Office and get the supplies Of their respective
chao
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A LARGE BEET.

We have received a very large beet from friend
and subscriber, living on Bird Creek, in tho Dark
Corner which beats any beet in circumference that
We have seen. It measures q inches and weighs
lbs. Beat this beet if you CAM if not, cone.s that
your beets arc beaten.
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Camp Meeting.

The Camp Meeting at Bethlehem will embrac, :,
the second Sabbath in October, commencing on the
Thursday evening previous thereto.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-10
THE YELLOW FEVER.

NORFOLK, Sept 70.
Affairs are beginning to bear 4 brighter aspect.
A few stores nre now open. A greater number
of persons appear on the streets, and OCCASION
ally you observe smiling countenance. The
picture presented is sufficiently dreary now,
but to one accustomed to visit Norfolk during
the last month it ia truly cheering A want of
victims is the principal agent in producing this
desirable change. Such is the opinion Of DR..
Ravnell and other Southern physicians with
whom have conversed. They thiik the disease
has lost little of its malignancy, and should the
absent citizens of Norfolk imprudently return, n
repetition of this months scenes may be an.ic-
patod.
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Notice !

CTRAYED from the Subscriber ,S.,<r
~ (Augusta, Ga) about four months o'T4rAiA
ago, a black and white colored CON,
with black tits-no other marks re- -e7ssTSrIScs6o
collccted-supposed to have crossed the bridge, to
make her way back to Samuel Zimmerman, Esq,
her former owner.
Any information concerning said Cow, addressed
to Inc at this place, will BE- thankfully received and
iiberulIy rewarded. W. Is. GRIFFIN.
Augusta, Oct. 8, 4t 80
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SIZE OF THE RUSSIAN FLEET DESTROYED At
SEvAsropoL.- to the Courier des
Etats Unis the Russian flag counted at Sevas-
topol, in the month of September, 1854. seven
teen ships. of 100 guns, the remainder of "a
guns; four frigates Of sixty guns; four corvet.
tes or briggs; twelve steamships; and eighty.two
ships of interior rank in all l0s ships, carrying
2,2Oo guns This colossal armament was des-
troyed by the Russians themselves, to prevent it
from falling into the hands of their enemies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-10

KENTUCKY CONFERENCE Danville Tri-
bune, OF 9th inst, xays:
The Kentucky conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South commenced its thirty
fifth annual session in this place on Wednesday
morning last. The deliberations Of the confer
ence are presided over BY Bishop Paine, who
seems to possess in an eminent degree oil the
requisite qualifications of the presiding office.
Bishop Karnnaugh is also in attendance. The
number of members is between seventy and one
hundred, embracing many of the oldest and
ablest cxponents of Meth"dism in the West
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-10

A pine tree in Darlington district took fire on
the 9th day Of last March, and is said to bs still
burning. The explanation is, that the fire com.
municated to the hsart Of the pine through n
hole probably made by bird, from which the
turpsntine was exuding. The fire is entirely
within, and being fed with air only through this
small orifce, it burns very slowly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-10

IT is stated that q treaty has just been con-
cludrd between the Sandwich Islands and the
United States, establishing reciprocal free trade
in all products of the two countries.
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Oct 8, le5:
Notice

rs Hereby given, that spp!caioa s,d es Hses :.
l. the next Session Of tho Legsssts. ,.e Irs|
amendments to tho Charter OF tns hs'a0o's oN''uc
lnr and Loan Association. a.
Hamburg, SeptS
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OK the 18th ult., thirteen negroes, at Leavens-
worth, So. Ca, picked out 1856 pounds of clean
cotton in one day. They started and stopped
with the sun, and two hours to rest at noon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-10

SALES OF HuGs-Holders of hogs in Ken.
lucky for packing are very stiff at high figures,
and The Louisville Courier hears of sales in
Danville, Boyle county, of between five thou
sand and six thousand hogs ut four.and.a-half
cents, gross. This is equal to six and-a.quarter
cents net at the pens. Some eight thousand
hogs, for packing. recently sold ut st. Louis at
FIVE to five-and.half cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-10
Notice..

Notice.
A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of Jsrnes
"A Dozier, decd, either by note or account, arc
requested to come forward aud make payment oy
the frat day Of November next; and al having
demands against the Same will render them IN pro-
perly uttested by that time.
. Oct 8. 1858 st zs.s-- ~.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

We beg leave direct the special attention of our
readers to the advertisement Of WILLIAM H. CRANE,
Of Augusta II will be seen that Mr.. c. is Cash
dealer and those who wish purchase the best goods
a, the lowest price, had better give him call.
w We also request our readers to notice the al
versement of T. DuNHAM, successor to J. K BAN.
CROFT Those who wish fine Carpets, &c., less than
New York Cost as we'll dry goods Of every descrip
tim, call al the next door below Bank Of Augusta.
- Persons wishing to know where they can be
supplied with the best of Drugs and Medicines, arc
referred t. the advertisement Of Tut G. PELLETIER,
of Hamburg, S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-10

A female, Boston miIliner, who came pas
scnger in the America, was detected on Friday
night smuggling laces, &c. portion of the
slnuggIed goods were found sewed up in one of
her under garments,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-10

MORTALITY AMONG THE PHYsIcIAss.-Of the
eighty-two physicians who went to succor the
people of Norfolk and Portsmouth, nineteen
have died: nearly one fourth!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-10

THE new Court House at Greenville is said
to be one of the finest in the State, and will be
completed in time for the holding of October
Court.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-10-10

WHEAT.-The large crop of wheat made,
with the inducements offered by buyers, has
caused many thousand bushels 10 change hands
recently in this and Anderson districts. The
prize ranges from Sl.l5 per busheI. Flour is
selling ut Sc per barrel.
In Charleston, since July lass, 100000 BUSH
els have arrived in that market; besides, in each
week of the same time, there has been an aver.
aged arrival of 500 barrels, with perhaps twice
az many sarks of flour. Wheat, Of good red
quality, is now quoted in Charleston at 81 60
per bushcI, and -four at Ss3 per barrel.-Keowee
Cuuripr.
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Gbe a0uertiser.<
ARTHUR sIMkINs, EuJ,n.
EDGEFIEJnSs. C.
;yEDNEsDAyoCToBER 10, 1866,
-ExcUSATORY.

In corequence of the serious illness Of the Editor
for 40 last three days. usual supply Of editorial
fslIs short We hope our readers will forbear oil
complaint Although the Editor is yet quite i'll, We
trust tha, he will be speedily restored 10 The affections
of his numerous friends and 10 The sphere Of his use
fnlnaaa
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To KEEP PoTAToEs FROM FRosT.-lf you
have not convenient store.pnce for them, dig
trench three or four feet deep, into which they
are TO be laid ms they nre taken up, and then
covered with the earth taken out OF the trench,
raised up in the middle like the roof of house
and covered with straw, 10 carry off the rain;
They will be thus preserved from the frost, and
can be taken up US they are wanted.
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WHERE IS THE TINNER1

In order to put stop to- the numerous and never
ceasng cries Of the anxious multitude which
s,anty assailing onr ears, Where is the Tin Shop"
"Where is Mr.. REFo ~" Where is TON! /" &C., we
refer our readers to the notice Of Removal of the
Tin Manuiacury," which will inform them OF REFo's
whereabouts, and where they can still be supplied
with Tin ware Of unsurpassed style, manufactured
according to "Guner," and at his usual moderate
prices. long tin horn, OF enormous size, will be
blown daily at the break Of day, Mt which time the
shop will be opened, and customers politely waited on.
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Edgefeld Carpet Buyers!

VOUR attention is respectfully invited 10 Q fine.
l. and Large Stock Of CARPETS nos,
being closed Of ut LESS THAN NEW YORK
COST. Sale to continue only one month.
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SheriG7s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. :

AndECW JUrdaH,
vs.
Ransom jordan.
DY Virtue Of writ Of Fl. Fa, IN the above stated
ID ted case, shall proceed to sell on the first
Monday in November next, at Edge6ed c. H.,
all the right, title and interest Of the Defendan.
Ransom Jordan, in certain undivided Tract d
Land, si,un,ed in Edge6eld District, ON Bridge
Creek, waters Of South Edsto, containing Two
thousand egh, hundred acres, more or less, bound
ed by lands of A. Jordan, Daniel Seg!er. Philip
Brogden, John Fullmer, Seaborn Day, John Sci
Terms Cash. LEWIS JONES, SID.
Oct g. 81 80
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Mortars, Iron and Wedgewood.
DILL TILES, Graduate Measures, spatulars and
L. Putta Knives,-for sale by
A. G, & TIL. TEAGUE, Druggis.a.
May % II l9
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ATLANTA DANK--There was 4 rumor in town
Yesterday That The Atlanta Bank had failed
W. understand two gentlemen passed through
this city on Wednesday, on their return 10 chi.
cago. They had taken 10 Atlanta and Griffin
about one hundred thousand dollars Of the
notes issued by the banks in both cities. The
amount on the Bank of Griffin was promptly
redeemed in specie. But small portion OF the
Atlanta Bank bills were redeemed and they let
the remainder, under protest, in The hands Of an
Acknowledgements Cons,ilutionalist.
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TUTT & PELLETIER,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, DYE STUFfS, VARNlSHES,
Brushes, Window Glass, Perfumery,

SPICES, &c., &c,
m1mnDbmP8s $50 Coo
"AYE received a we'll selected Stock Of Goods
II in their line, for the Fall and Winter Trade,
to which they respectfully solicit attention.
T All orders by letter or otherwise filled and
put up in the neatest manner.
Hamburg. Oct 8, 1854. It 80
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HAPPINESS can be made quite NJ we'll o.
cheap muierials as dear ones.
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" JAMES w. STONE, NJ. D."

SPAIN AND THE ALLtEs.-Ehe Spanish cores
pondent of the New York Times writes that
tho project for bringing Spain into the alliance
against Russia is at an end, Hc says that the
people of Spaia are against it, and that General
Esoartero has decided 10 60 with the people,
This is an important step, if it proves 10 be
we'll founded; and the Times is inclined to
credit il, from the confident tone will, which it
is announced by its correspondent.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY
DY H. T. WRIGHT, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District:
Whereas, Lewis Ezey has applied to me for
Letters of Administration, on all and singular the
goods and chaltes, rights and credits Of James Linn
rick late Of The District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admouish all and
Singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before ME, at next Ordnary
Court for the said District, to be holden at Edgeeld
C. H., on the 22d day Of October inst, to show
cause, il any why the said Administration should not
be granted.
October in The year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-Eye and in the s0lh year Of Ameri
can Independence.
Can, 06 Of 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Joseph Parknan, Applicant,
John Parkrnan AMI others, Drfts.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Harriet Davis
i Alria Parkman and Marion Pnrkman, reside
without the limits Of the State, 1t is therefore or
dercd, That they appear and object to the division
or sale OF the real estate Of Mark Prkman, deed,
on or before tue 10Th day Of January next. 1885, or
their consent to tho same will be entered Of recurd
Given under my hand, at my Office this 10th day
OF Oct. ls55. ii. T. WRIGHT, o.. E. D.
Ordinnry's Office, Oct 10 3m 80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-14
DIR. LANGLEy'j ROOT AND HERB
BIrIEKS.

Buy aud III do you Good.
DROCLAMA rION OF War proclaimed, to be
l. vigorously aud successfully CARRIED on from
April ia to October is,. 1855. At the .xp'ra-
ton of said time, DIR. Langey's Sarsararilla,
Dick Root, Will Cherry, Prickly Ash Bark,
Maodrzke and Thorowmt and khubarb Roo,
and Herb Jsundice Bi,ters, will be proclaimed
triumphant and victorious over the enemy
man aud woman. by curing all the spring and
summer complaints, such ~ Liver Complaint,
Jaundice in It's worst forms, Bilious or Foul
stomach, Dyspcp+a, cosuveness. Indigestion,
Piles, hnmors VI any Kind. Headache, Diszissss.
Weaknea, Loss Of Appetite, ETC., etc., they
can b. cured by using DR.. Langley's RSoi md
Herb b,uers. Now 10 the bcs, ,in,e 20 use
shou.
Only rs cts. for pint and 81 i.2 cts. for quart
BOTTLES.
Sold wholesale in Providence NY Y. =. Ma
son 4 co. and J. Balch h Son, and in Newport
by Y. ,. TAYLOR and HAZARD u CAS-
WELL. all 6mis
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T'EvER-SORE CURED.

She Rev RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor ef tho Pr,s
S"rlnu church. Adams Basin, Monroe county, New York.
Vois Ia US have just received letter from Mr. CHAs
~ DusNise, relative TO The Of his FcSersore You
n"y depend ON what IL states, for he Is Christian ,aa
nj AN elder IN the church Some yoaIs since he had
'c one of his legs cut of To his life ~ consequeos
Fevcr-sore Tho other leg being affected, ard
bout TO be ampntsted recommended BRAST's NgnI
1hE. Read the Tesut He snys 4 hare nsei ory Iyo.
or1LEs of BRANr'S MEDICINE. placed Att rorr
tom yeur recommendation mat Medeine. and ean now
ny that with the blessing of God has eeefed a euvs }
" hy'" SEES Pamphlets for full particulars.
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Stoves, Ranges
AND
F j R N A c { S.

MAY always lie found At the Subscribers, n
Nl most approved patterns, aed set with care,
and warranted TO work well. Also, tin aud sheet
ron ware IN hand, with other articles usually
kept q, sueh store. Tin, copper. and sLec
ros -, ssds . sr'lcr. Orlcfs solicited.
WIN BKOwNELL.
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YWke Notice!

NOOKING STOVES ofall the new pattcr..
" Bay STATE,
MAY FLOWER,
PERFECT lNIp6.
ERowNrIL's COAL STcyl 8. .
l9j Thames Street. " NJ. HEGN NEli
Sept 10
:. VI. PETTENGIIL Il co., Ncwspa
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street
Boston, are AgcuiS Tor the Newport Daily News,
and The Herald of the Times, and are authorized
"a re, sYe Advertisements and Subscriptions al
the same rates AS are required at this Office.
Their receipts are regarded as paymenis.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH, LUCORRURA, 10.

"ByRoN, GEsEsEE Co, N Y, Oct 10, IsfT.
"Messrs NJ. 7. WALLACES h CO. Some time last win
wife became dehilitnc1 from the effects Of L.
orrha and Nrsn9 Sore Mouh that she could not IN bes
.hd perform any household labor. Her medical uess
vHriod according the advice and prescriptions
9f the eminent physicians until sl exhanser
sd In useless Efforts. She became very skelen hse
n the time she commenced taking B,dnPs Med;sins abe
veghed more than oghtyfye pounds but by the
HE had taken Iour bottles she became perfectly we'll The
is perfect that she IL enabled do all nscsN
mry household work, and gained thirty pounds Of hosA h
bur weeks. Yours truly, &. b. GALEN1INE."
The reader will observe that Mr. GALENTisE says
,RiLL." he, We uro informed by z. g. TERRY Esq, ~
h.. nLyca hnsp ptadi istp
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w, PALMER, the American Newspapc
Agent 10 thc authorized Agent lor the Daily
News and and Hsral ofthe Times In the cities o
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and IL duy
cnpowerod to take advertisements aud subscrip
tions M the rates ~ ,oquired by Us. Ills receipts
will bc regarded ne payments. His Offices ate
Boston, Scollay's BuiLiing, Court street New
York, Tribune Building; rhiladclphia. North
west corner Of Third and Chesnm ttttcts
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"ATricA, Oenesec Co, Febvudrg I, l94S.
an. T. WALLACE Il CO.-Gcnaencn; ! was, for more
han year afflicted with disease of the stomach Ieould
to fat preasy substance without causing
,an, sickness, and vomiting, and continually afflicted
with sour stomach es nn experiment, tried bot
dc Of BRANTS MEDICINE, which, 10 my utter dIsap<
ponmont cdsed and ,eeued he usual pain aer ootiap
therefore used bJe which has completely eurcd
he disease well and hearty and almost
mythIng without being panied the stomach beco,nins
Yours resnectflly. r. 4 wJLCOX-
In. Wilcox A a raapec llt chant of isn
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NOTICE

MR.. \. -. DEAN. wishes respectfully t.
lfl auw unc. 10 the citizens Oi Newport, that
having a.sociatsd himself in usiness with Mr.
sisnry Tisdsle, 30 fhsmcs ST., he will I've hap.
q, Ia receive orders lor every de de.cfip,iod oi
Ws,eb W. pairing the finer portiyu- of which
viii he cxeruied urlrr hi, own suprsv ision, and
he viii as-sre all whb may ~,sa Io hi. service,
~ tia Watch dcspsrunrnf, slr,ct GielIty IN the
ir~cuioa s'th sh utr'Yet promy,it.ie. m3
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ANCERS CURED.

Mr q. u. KINNEY. merchant. Clinton, O.cd1 eouSfy
" informed ut that a rdOetor in sad county wGs
'-CtU. wonderful Of CAscgRs .nrou ,h the ehSaey
hRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. A oaacer-ooetvr
Di.on' county, ". Y, Is also using said PuxViER Mr.
TiLz, d1iggis, at canajoharie, Mont gomsry
= y " has Informed us Of an important, tur NJ q Cas-
az Of long Standing which efscted aged lady
tihH' rlhcc. IT, therefore, us PURIFIER Caaoer Nv
r1riying healing power, wnat impure disease Of
ool can II not curu' Seven years experience uid uL
,nk1 anN. iere are none but hhat il will cure.
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CgpCFRIEaf

'I'fIE subscriber informs his ficnss and the
i public that he has opened Grocery store
II 81 Thames ST., here b. has frssh siook oi
th. bes, Grocerics Of all k'nd,, which he vii
sell very cheap fr CASH,
Also . large supply a Plants Of every descr,p-
ton. JAMES IIORsWELL.
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BOSTON, New York Philadclphia & Faster
ID Daily Express, for the expeditions ,ransmis-
sion Of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bank
Notes. &C.. and for the collection and payment
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES boston, n State street; New
York, Wall street, corner Broadway Phia'
dcphia, SO Chesnut street Newport, 100 Ihames
treet; Fail River. Main street, (Mount Hope
Bock.) U3.
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NEN1 LEMENS'
NJ HATS AM CAPS.

GPMNG sbir Hate 'nd Caps nov ready aud
pfyr ale rs low as eau l,e iouad rl,rv here. -
Also 90 dpx-n soa hai. Il - m,ay dincfcs.
shiprs e~i Tiil,ii :. AIso large l"l &c Child.
r~rs' fiat'icr icl,s. 70, ih- kmi-flpin, ia
Tha.es.,, JiLDB WEAVER
r. a. ii,is AL Ga ~ miir 1, or,le', sud b ,ii
is,n, hai ani prr.l.d 10 ab5ve. a.
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1)t,'D fh.s ~ " - i56, Jhap-.-,t., a,r'iiie
lthi FfI a.t pger'a MIN a1,Ir ~ 10 ail
,.as \. q. sIEYFNs,
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Worse than Hopeless |!

Now hear Mr.. HAsKINs statement Of cure! He ~
NY wife procured bottle Of BRANT'S PURIF YLk9
EXTRACT, Of BissNu q Leonard, druggists OF Rome. ]
commenced using that and began % get better. That bep
enabled get Of Nv bed whore hsd tese eosh,sA
ne bd bottle enabled .cak ado, 70 kouss Cen
re- where procured rr bottles snd when Asd -
hcd using hem sventsen VI csNtt ulcers had Aas
p-and 01es bottles more effected PERFECT CURE q
Nj the ulcers, and restored me 70 good AsslA-"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-14
ESTATE OF MICHAEL DAILY

ESTATE OF MICHAEL DAILY
WE, the sub.cribcrs having been appointed
w by the Cpnr Of Probate oi Newport, Com
missioner4 To- receive aud examine the claims
ngliust the estate of Michael Daily, late OF New
jTIrt, dee. rcpresen ed usOlvrnt, andrx IN Inths
from this date i. allowed the creditors to bring
in aud prove their claims before the Committee.
They give uot'cr ,ha, they WI meet 1T The
store Of q .orgc Dcnison, IN Newport, an the
18th day of Iuy next, aud the 18th of November
next, at 2 o'co,k, y. m for the purpose Of
acting on cl,ims that may have been presented
To either of them
THOS. BURkINSiiAW,
TAOS. LYNCH. Comm'rs.
GEO. DENISON,
Al person. indebted are requested to make
payment to the subscriber duly appointed admin.
Istriipi OF sad estate ly the Cou-t of Probate
OF Newport. MiRIA DAILY, Admir-
NILS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-14
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W g. MCMFORD has just reed an ~,
j. sell cheap tor cash, IL lot OF Hungarian.
iioekhsnd, Brurh. Shanghai. Musk. Beaver and
Otter Hats, and Wide Awakcs. Also lot u
Bo,s' Has from 62c. TO Si00 Also good
assortment &c Mens' boys and Childiens' Gaps.
s26 Cormr Market Square.