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PATENT

less than three over ten thousand Oh these
Il Irons have been sold, and the sale is still going
on. The fact Is established beyond controversy by
hose who have had them i'll constant use year after
wear, that for ecVnomy, conrenttme and snt"y ~
luJr they have no equal, and are ein:nenly WORTHY
of the patronage of every bouSckceper. One cent?
worth of coal tor IL few hard wood Goals from the
stove in winter is ample fuel fora days ironing
They are readily and uniformly heated. while the
work is made easier, and performed quicker, leaving
fine qIs> upon the family linen. They can be used
INDEPENDENTLY of stove, while the most c"h and
com ut,t place INDOOR out, up stairs or down,
can always he selected, avoiding the discomfort
and unhealtIine~S Ola hot room continual changing
of Iroll> au, rorSe hua trustees Of wood. Tailor
Irons weighing from II to Is pounds upon the same
principle very convenient and economical.
Agents wanted TO supply every town IN tie States
Of Maine. New Hampshire. and vermont. where
the sul-criitri j. 'nonr;c1or 81 the Patent Right
Any in,r cement either in a,annfrcta't"g or te"i'"J
10y unauthorized agents in the above States will bC
legally noticed.
These Irons packet i'll boxes Of ten each
price S2.o". Liberal discount (" agent>. Terms
cash. Orders addressed to :. JENETT, ST. Johns
bury. VT. will receive prompt attention.
- J,L, .,,ur,. March Is - uIs'f
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NEW
Tailoring
ESTABLISH NJ f NTS.

VINE Undersigned would respectfully announce
Il 10 til. citizens Of West Concord and vIcility.
that he his established merchant Ia,l"rn@ Bus
mess at the above place; also branch OF the same
at st Iohn>hury East. where he will AT all times be
supplied with tie latest and most approved style,
of Goods usually kept Il. such IN E,tab!i, h'nen'
He is happy 10 inform hi friend, sind the public.
has had ten vear experience Practical Cutter.
From MIR s.. valuable experience III hu-ire>- a.
former proprietor of one of the best establishments
in Massachusetts, ! feel confidence III assuring my
friends and the public that all business entrusted
to hi> care will be done IN Il conl.ncndabe ali -:
i>tactory manner
SAMUEL FLETCHER.
West Concord and ST. Johns ,
Lurr Erst N.y I ~, 80
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PTERCES MAGAZINE
CLUE.

pri u.u known that there are thousands ofpcr
I son. in t|,e New England States. WHO form a
LARGE portion of the reading community. who axe
no, regular subscribers I" the many different Mag
azines published i'll our cities In order !" bring ms
Kind o literature before the public toa GREATER X
tc, have made such arrangements with the pub
lishcr, Is will enable me 10 send by NAL I" each
ner.o,, who nav become member OF thl, Cub d.
rect from the publishers Office, any OF the mae:,-
zinc, enumerated below. n tie REGULAR >in"!c sub
>cripton price.
The pavmcnt Of 81 will constitute membership
and will insure either OF the following Ma9aznc-
t,r one wear: Harper'>. Pu.nan>. GoGey'> Latie~
Ho,k. 6rabam's Magazine OF art, or one volume
ut Gleason Pictorial Drawin~ Room Companion,
beautifully bounl AMI the kmickcrl,ncher Maga-
zine. ;,
The pavinen: of - VII! n>arc In ore ye"r. Pc
rer-on', Ladies Magazine or Arthur Holno Ma-i-
zine and :, membership OF the Club
The following presents viih distributed AMONGST
tlc 90. 900 member, bv committee Of responsible
ted persons who >lHl. b" chosen By Ia
;or;tv Of the members lrc~c'i- - meeting = l."
held AT UNION HALL, :. Iohn>bury. v, O.. :
49,:
The present, consist o: = valuable bu;n- .o;-.
s;.u.ed in the touri>hm" village g; =. Jo.ilsp'TN,
" $50 each: built . lot Eastern Ayc:i'lo.
5000 each: valuah. mill l'riHi!e.". So lr'
eerccn->ward and >idci!l i,lov-~. SEQ ,tc': :"
>:iil,tle Iow,. c:.po each; - cu.tva'"r-. sou
each: 10. plor patterns. >toTc patterns. l'3N:
stock. &c. $50: = stoves. So each; ! pa
Tor >:ove- - each; l platform sea-, 81:
10. pine boards. III. S6o.o9:-l 10; wind."
blinds, 80 SETS, SO: 300 ca: >'cc >AoVe.--
sl..5 each: . rosewood piano forte. Q. \ V.
Lald < CO.. manufacture, one 500" III" other : i";
,cra,,lIi,le- 500 each: . mclo',c"i.> Cirhari
patent $1,000 EACH fmel,c,,l~. 81 each: ""'
ciro,ornetcr watch full iewell"'.>l1p GOLD ir'"'
silver spoons. = per SET 1000 1i. r.i.> y cae.
lono silver pencil ca>.> with gold pen - =, each
l. hcalititHi engraying- ii Daniel ci~;er in I'll
frames. $500 each: go COPIES oi If, a.. hurtc,
Gree, ley. L. eaci: ot coiie> Shak>Icar> worn
complete. handsomely bound and ilu-tra,cl> -.
each: loo COPIES poems. bv i. e.. Whittier. hand
>otnolv b"und. SO each: loo Webster lr- dc
tonarv. l'mhri! .cd. $50 each: loo1 co'sie- g. l.
Warim@> elements a.: agriculture. 8, - each: loo.
cyl,e, ,o,ti,.;l work, OF iiolma. lioyl Nj. noe
L.: - \ ....1,l
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VvNllE subscribers having formed Copar;ner-lIip
! in the Blacksmith business and purchased TIE
Shopi Paddock Village lately owrcd bv .'ainr>
&. Carpenter, would say 10 the public tl,t.1c are
prepared to do AZ kinds Of custom WORK in :rir
profession.
Particular attention paid to >oc;ng horses. ,.-I"
ciallv such are liable - interfere, over-rcac or
stumble in which tranc .. them b,.-ile-> ilev
challenge competition.
All shooting donch them warranted 70 give 81
isfacto.l. WILLIAM tasty
: l.. IIll EEIn.
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NOTICE.

VyNlIE citizens Of -. ,Iol.n>b,irv are hereby eau
TONED in regard TO trading with NJ Cane and
Brother, IL they are pretending 70 be connected in
business and as, rs br"tlcr> of the original Solo
mon Kane. who hats sold G"o, in this town for the
last Il wears. IL is IN inpo>tor in any ,rctcncc
Of this character. for he i not in unv way connect
ed with Solomon kane W. Can. drives II >y,an OF
horses. SOLOMON KANE
Nav n 1853, oGOw3N
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House for Sale.

VQNHE subscriber having left the State. will sell his
3 house at s.. ,Iohnsburv, situate! on Cherry
street ~ door from Eastern Avenue
The lot contains acre OF land, and the house l.
entirely new i-h.i ia the l...t .';.ann"ns III the
place.
For particulars. enquire Of Barron Moulton. s.
Joins bury, OF OF the subscriber at Concor,. " Il.
e.. 7. CUMMINGS.
NOV. 1>:,4 Golf
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,s,lIr subscriber IA - hand. ana j. -.
lae,,,r.a. ~o.nr "i hi- lNri'"' rh ~ =
r,,nN,>l>. :cr ;,:-:.:,'- Cottage .''''>'-''
Iep"N> a.. ,,,,.-r l,.>- IAN '''
~, ma, 49,. az, e.- ,han . inclic '
i e.. r rex, ~5c:hr ali, natural lt.. .
:; -. ,1,.-.,. cat: ;l,n -elail:rr II Ia,
So: Win ; sc liz am ,cnafiier 50. ~
~ or ~ -. les nav he had with tie i''''''
t;ui>iiin. hui,c- e carr'>i""d- ...,,- -n--..
For sln an extra Attachment can - =. =
,r,rhiue that vii Turn AL kinds q ''.'-.7
.wel!inS work FL chars. Sc- -. -,,a--,.t
For further 2ar,icular>ln r.saTi Z ~ -;
1G,,re~, Ia Arlington. - '"hli -, ~" ,.,,ls1r =.
y -, floic~''',r. ~
>~>, IN A. -
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The Sherman Morgan,
az! the
Kent Morgan

III MD NJ Ianc:~'cr. Y T. He Sherman .rn>-
~ e! II tulnrt':...rc -, weight -" chestnut.
IS the las h"'S'. an! oi" Of The hc. -rc by the
taiEoU> old SHERMAN" The k,H, raised ii,
LYMAN, age II, wc.I To-" h;v ! Il grandson ni
Oh sherman om} ol OH N"r'urv mn, coln'in
the peculiar cXccrncrr- "i III ts..>r best ,y1.inr
branches {" lie Noreau race. Boz. horses are q,
rea! cec..ucr, I,,wcr. spec! an! endurance AMI
the >rcA :" t"'ii j. l;:!. pr' ~ tr OF 'lr hlyhr-,
cNcclloicr. Ie1u> insure. Slt.rmln So krn. s.
--~-'.!;..>. i'a>:,..ace., ccn.-
\. j. CONGDuN.
~, L. ,.ov
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II was voted AT the last Annual Meeting of the
Caledonia County Agricultural Society to meet NJ
Danville on the second Tuesday of June, 1865. 4
meeting. therefore. i hereby notified to be holden
at the Town Hall in Danvic, on Tuesday the l2,h
day .! june next, AT 10 O'clock forenoon,
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Let him 20. lct him 60.
The sickle protects him
Ali the sickle protects him.
S,t, .,v-ny a.. i'm Oh

AHA :" though, Benedict, 'rhev are afraid
of the sickle. In my whole life I never
thought tha, that thing was Of any other use
than to cut grass
liz drew his wife hastily along with him,
and they soon reached their home in safety.
But all night his thoughts were very busy
IL. thought about the hump which his wife
had to-day for the third time found 50 ugly,
and about the dwarfs who understood so
many arts, and who were 50 afraid OF his
sickle. lie said not word, but in the morn
ins. when he 20, up, b: tho,,ght, II know
what ! will do"
At evening, he contlivcd it so that he
should 90 home alone. lie waited til! the
stars glistentd III the sky, iSe :sil!ons of
precious gems, and nobody dared at that late
hour to 90 near the heath, Then he took his
sickle in his hand and went straight to the
heath.
The dwarts saw Lin coming, when he
was good way OFT, and they called out in a
friendly way, See there comes Benedict w
Yes" answered Benedict, now know
that YOU live in my ncIshborhood, have
come to pay YOU visit"
That is brav.," cried the dwarfs. "Will
YOU dance little with us :"
'.Do no. take It i'll, dear little people, bu,
lam very short -brca,hed, and could not
hol ] out long"
IKE will sop as soon as you say So"
will YOU promise me that" said Beme-
diet, who thought it would be 10 harm to
have one round with them, for sake of get
ting into their good .races.
I'VE promise it," answered the little PEG.
ris.
'.Swcar i; by NV sickle
I'VE swear in by yonr sickle"
Benedict trusted the little people stepped
into the ring, and the dance began.
The dwar.s sung as they danced, but it wa.
always the same thing o, cr and over again.
MONDAY, Tuesday. "Wednesday.
Monday, Tuesday. Wed nes-,av''
Brne'lic: bore this fora while, then he
stood still and said All due Difference &c
YOU, little people, bu, your song is horrbl,
monotonous: YOU always stick in the middle
Of the week. and YOU never yet over the
middle; with your permission vii. add a.
mother line, but you must put up with it, 200,
Or bad lin no rhvn,stcr."
Excellent. let US hear" cried the dwarfs
Sencdict began to sing
Monday. Tuesday "Wednesday,
thursday, Friday, Likewise saw
The dwar!s manifested the most lively emo
tons. "Bravc. brave they cried, and crowd
s1 a,sand Benedict Thou art an un,,ual
led poet, and canst dance famouslv.. Sine 4
once more"
benedict sung it over again
Monday, Tue day Wel-,lc.-i.y.
IhG-s...y FTit,.y III! ,.i.e ~,
The dwarts wh.rlp! .naH..l lance. :. >,
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PASSl NPNIC BANK.

-. I"hn>hurv, Vt. April Is, 1>,,
4 | a regular meeting "f the Directors OF this
~ Institution BARRON M",Lr">. was appointed
Vice President alli authorized To- >ian the BIS Of
this l;;uik. l.. c. RI DINGIUN.
..,tH:. Cashier
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1E>li. subscriber offers trr sale tie following de-
4 >crih"i Real Estate, situated about three miles
rom the village in Barton. in Orleans County:
4 FARM Of aboit $40 acre ai,oI.. 80 acre
under IMPROVEMENT. and IN good >i:l.cci c1I.iva-
ti",l. the balance is timber land well tir!Hcrcd On
said farm i voun.c orchard OF giraffe! fruit of l2>
tree. The buildings nearly icN.
ALSO,
\ new SAW MILL, built il The most approved
manner. abou: NILE IRON tie aforesaid farm
LSO,
900 ACRES TIMBER LAND. wc!ltilnbcre,!. lvnc
near the aforesaid mill
For prices ad Terms enquire Of the -h> criber on
Ike premises or Of JOHN T. SAEILE a. Barton
village. JOSEPH VI. LORD.
Barton. Nav. l>i4 s.>,f
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HIS been before the public more than 90 wears,
and is dcScrvc,llv popular in the cure of
Spavins. Sweeney. Rinri~ne. Windcalls. Pole
Evil, Ca"uS, Cracked Heels Gall of all kinds
Fresh Wounds SprairlS. Bruises Fistula Sit
fast. Sand Cracks. Strains. Ia,ucncSs Foun-
dcrcd Feet, Scratches or GREASE, Mance Foo,
Rot III sheep. Garrett in Cows. Rheumatism,
Bites of Animals. External Persons Painful
Nervous Afirciion>. Frost Bites Boils Corns
Whtl"ws. Barns and Scal!s Chillhlains. Chap
ned lian'is, Cramps. Contrlcfioils Of the Mus
ccs Swcinss. Weakness Of the Joints, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples Piles. DC
- Pamphlets rra.ui,ouslv furnished bv agents
with Testimonials of its utili,v
All orders addressed to the Propra :crs. NJ II.
Tucker e. Co, Lockpor, n. Y.
CO For sale hv Druggists and Merchants gen.
orally, through the United States. British Possess
sions, and other Countries. Aud by
- c. Bingham, Hiram Weeks and Cal
YIN Morrill,. st. Iohn>hurv; Gco. C,wle>. Rvcgaie
AMI by druggists ar merchant III ever town in
eit
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IRE ' WORKS
GOLD MEDAL
Gold Con Pistol and Cannon Crackers. &c.

MU los and LAETE HNN IT.VI-o
Manufactured at the shortest notice.
Orders olicitel from Committees Tor pubilc Gel
ebration> and from individuals. for private Use
Adtlres JAMES q. HONEl. 149 Washington
St, or q lilk ST., Boston.
Laboraores at Ca,nbrdgeport and Gright"n-
BostonMav H. 1853. "2""'
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CALEDONIA
Machine Shop Company
MANUF ACTURE

GEAR CUTTERS. BOLT CUTTERS.
VERTICAL DRILLS. CT AGE LATUES.
HAND LATIlES. IRON II.AEEHS.
WOODWORTII'S BOARD PLA\ERS.
NORCROSS' 90 do
DANIELS do do
And other Tools and Mach merry
Particular attention even Ia III" Manufacture.
OF yaroI.> -lzc> ii Iron La.lc- whicn "rc MADE M
the best >tvle and warrant, perfect. Al-u -
W""dw"rth Flancr. AN improved ;,.tlcl'. made 81
the best materials ami g"; ul il the uu>i approved
Low Moor Iron.
The Company would also cali a,t,lI..o.. Il ,..a
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.AaR 4s'A' - = "a
called EEMA
CONF l.AINTS.

tt these are Fro
lap>U~ | teri. ~ fall:
Ing 81 The Wunllr
+ lunr A.hu>. oc
Whites: thToi.i!
Inflammation aiic
liberation oi TIL
Won't: inca!ri.,aT
Hem orrha -
Fl"niin l'an.iu!
Suppressed. al.t IT.
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Regular Mcl.>tru:.tioi, &C. with all their acc"mln
nying evils. cancer excepted, io matter how >e
we're or oi how long standing.
The Catholcon lar >urpa>>e> other remedies. IN
being more certain. less expensive. and lcavln" tie
system in Il better condition Let al INTERESTED caii
and obtain rhamphet free containing ample
proof. from the most c>,cca hlc sources al The ben
:cal results oi It> together with letters from
highly experienced Physicians. who have used !; IN
theirrrac:ice, and speak iro:a then OWN o.'>elFa
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nEETIE\fC.S.

REFERENCES
7. i. rcckham. VI. d.. Utica, \. Y
l.. u. Fleming. NJ. d., Canandaigua. Ny.
NH. Mill. II. b.. Rochester, y. \.
by. Footc. NJ. d.. Syracuse. y. Y.
Prot. Dunbar ". u. Baltimore, Md.
JIG. Orrck, N. - 10.
W. W Reese. VI. d.. New York Civ.
W Prescott, ~ D.. Concord. y. VI.
I.P. Ncwand, VI. ID. tea. y. \.
Rev Z. ). Beard. Glenn Springs. :. C.
Pasly klets had gratis Of !. c. BINGHAM. Agent.
and Druggist. 81. .Iohnsharv. VI. Also >"ld 3v
most Of tie leading Druggists III the adjoining
unite. ! X. Makt H'SI & TO. FTcrri'i"r>. ~
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.far tie Rags anh Girls.
THE GIFTS or TuEDwARFs.
4 GERMAN LEGEND.

4 GERMAN LEGEND.
Great many wears ago there lived an old
man in a village, who. with his wife, used to
20. wear in and year out, to work for other
p"oplc, and thus earn their living. Benedict
was the poorest man in the village, but what
was denied him in worldly goods was amply
made up to him in two other endowments,
one Of which was very desirable and the
other as undesirable; namely, he had very
excellent heart, and terrible hump on his
back. The first gained him many friends,
and endeared him to every body, but by rca-
son Of the latter he often had TO endure the
unfteling jests of the idle vagabonds Of the
streets. And indeed this hump was little
too big, for, if Benedict wished to sit down,
he must either take a chair without a back,
or else let himself down flat on the floor, be-
cause this bur'lcnsomc establishment of bis
was forever in the way. Even his wife, who
loved him dearly, and before their marriage
never thought ANYTHING at all about the
hump, in the course of year began to think
it was rather uncomely and she would often
say "Ah. dear Benedict, how handsome
YOU would be, if your back was little more
slender. believe you would be the hand.
s.rncst man in the whole village"
Thl; observation Benedict had to hear re-
reatcl one day when he was returning with
hi. wife from their DAY., ,laRSs.E; TOR , rich
neighbour and as they were not lazy hire
linys, who ran away from their work as soon
a. the prayer-beIl sounded, but were willing
to lal or till their work was done, they came
home unusually late. The meadows in which
they had been at work lay a lorg distance
from the village The stars already twink
led high in heaven, and the night was far
advanced. Benedict must cross wide heath
which was not considered safe at night. But
he had never done harm to man OR beast,
and SO he had clear conscience, and was
afraid of nothing.
.Come, Lise:t,," said he, "et's make haste,
and yet over the heath as soon as possible.
for wicked ,lwaris live there, who compel
belate,i wanderers to dance till their breath
gives out, and they are found the next morn
ing lying dead in the open air."
They walked hastily on. But when they
came to the middle of the heath, where
great quantity Of stone blocks were lying a.
lovt. among which the dwarts dwell, long
row Of little kobolls rushed out upon them
Some Of them carried great horns on which
thew blew. and the others. with hands joined,
danced ahcut. forming great circle around
benedict and his wife, whom they thus en-
closed in their midst.
"Alackaday. '" cried Benedict to his wife,
I'VE are lost Ii the dwarfS force US to
dance, it is all over with US"
Dame Lisct,e c!un- tightly to he- hus band,
and could not speak for terror.
The dwarfs were actually maxim: prepare
,ions to force the good people to dance. But
they had no sooner approached Benedict
than they started back with loud shrek.
and cried in singing tone -
Let him 20. ley him 20.
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West Concord and ST. Johns
h,Iry trsf Nav 49,
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VNllE hnSincSS of me la'c ,lrn of Brigham S,cr-
Il Ger X Co. WIZ hr continued liz The subscribers
al the old stand. wirr" may always hc t,unda large
and complete assortment of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-09-26
Land for Sale,

nESIROUS Of moving to the West, I offer for
IL sale my Plantation in Abbevie District. oon-
tuning Six Hundred and Fifty Acres.
One hundred and 69y acres cleared, one hundred Of
which is fresh and in high state of.euhiraton-
tho balance in woodland, lies well and is heavily
timbrred..
This Tract.of Land lies Immediately on the Post
Road, one mile from Mrs. Sarah Wideman's, and
adoins lands of Messrs. Anthony Harmon, VIM.
Williams, Josiah and George Patterson and others
and for health is not surpassed BY any place in the
District The production Of the Land is equal to
any in the neighborhood, as the present crop will
show. It ,is well waered. an excellent spring III
one hundred yards of the house, with running water
through most Of the fields.
There is comfortable Dwelling Hsuse with all
Necessary outbuildings on the premises. .
; The above named Tract Of Land offers many in
duccments to man wishing to- settle permanently.
In addition to its being good neighborhood, the
contemplated Valley Road will run in about two
hundred yards of the must heavily timbered partof
the Tract; wlyre timber vii no doubt be IN demand.
deem it unnecessary to giyea p're detailed ac-
count but invite persons wishing to buy to give me
a call. A. MU RPll4.
Sept - tt 35
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Excellent Land for Sale,

T WILL offer for sale to the highest bidder, on
L the frs. Monday In November next, IF not pre-.
viously disposed Of ut private sal") at Edgefeld
c. H., my VALUABLE PLANTATION, con-
tanning Four Hundred and Thirty.
two Acres, lying on buth sides Of Lloyd's
Creek. about % miles !ron Hamburg. This Greek
has No. l WILL SEAT oh the premises, and
affords sufficient water to carry Gr;st Mill. There
are about two hundred acres c.eared and in a fine
state Of cultivation. About IS vr40 acres Of splcn-
did low ground. On the premises are comurta-
bic Dwelling House with all necessary outbuildngs.
Also, two excellent Springs.
For further particulars, apply to- the Subscriber at
Hamburg, or Thos Garrett and S. Broadwattr, ad
joining the premises.
Sont < o. 81
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Special Medical Notice.

" LIZ OIL - K sSIk. 49, Hs-A-~h-es
.INEE undersigned is being consulted by letter
i from all parts of the Union, by those who are
suffering from DYSPEPSIA and its consequent
general weakness, muscular relaxation, and nervous
debility Having fr the last few years, in his prac-
tice Of medicine turned his attention almost entirely
to the treatment Of this disease, he is euabed from
his large experience to institute apecuiarity of treat
ment that will enable the patient to see, tesl, and
kne,v after day twos treatment that his recovc-
ry has already commenced. Has he dry tongue,
thirst loss OF appetite constipation Of bowels nausea
and vomiting 7-is the skin dry harsh, with unnatu-
raj heat 7-is he troubled with sleep sistar.ing
in his sleep, somnolency, impaired volition-with
palpitation or fluteriug" Of the heart and easily
out of breath by encksned exeutions2 All these,
after one, two, or three days treatment will COM
mence to disappear.
Terms of Treatment.
$500 for first consultation. Medicine forwarded
by mail. with full and explicit written directions Of
the course Of treatment, &c. to be pursued. Each
subsequent consultation and medicine forwarded,
S2.UO. Money remitted in oil instances should be
registered" at the post-office. All letters to be
addressed to the undersigned.
WILLIAM w. BI.ISS:M. d.,
90. Beeamaa ST., New York
July 25 6m %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-09-26

TINE Undersigned, at Abbcvil!c c. H., S. G., is
i now buying WARRANTS at an advance on
former prices. Having made arrangements with Il
number of Banking Houses, am enabled 10 buy
an unlimited number of Warrants at the VERY
HIGHEST CASH PRICES would respectfully
ask that Warrant holders will not sell without con-
sulring ME, rs am regularly informed Of prices.
Try the market, get the highest bid, and let me
know what you are offered and then if do not
outbid the highest, cannot expect to buy.
GJ will deliver the money to Warrant holders
in Georgia and the surrounding Districts before
delivering their Warrants if they will address me q
letter, giving the amount that they offered for
them W. c. DAVIS.
Abbeville c. H., Sept Is, st sc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-09-26
NEW FALL GOODS.

T D. LALLERsTEDT, has received at
IL. the corner Of Globe Hotel, Augusta, Georgia,
the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE Stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
In the City, embracing tvery new style of
valois de Ispatt,n DRESSES and ROBES;
Plain Black, Watcred and Figured SILKS;
Nloiro Antique and Printed DEkhlNES,
Noiro Antique Velvet and Cloth TALMAS and
CLOAKS;
Colored and Black ALPACA and AIERINO,
:. English, French and American PRINTS;
Trimmed uspasse COLLARS and SLEEVES;
Maltese COLLARS and LhCES;
Jaconet and Swiss TRIMMINGS;
Null and Jaconet Bands and Flouncings;
Alexander and Bajou Kid and Silk GLOVES;
And an Endless Variety Of everything sea-
sonablc for Ladies wear, TO which especial attention
ia invited.
Augusta, Sept 10, If So