Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, May 12, 1847, Image 5

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,Thisa iipar bird breeds in the recesses. fthesnb-alPine country+ which skirtsibejnRocky Mountains, and is sel donim seen farther to the eastward. It is lbetdbyrthe aborigines of America, as it is'by almost every other people to be an blem of might'aad'hourage ; and the. lyoung Indian warrior-glories ii-his'eagle ~r kuame as the-mosthonorable with which he con adorn himself.. ts' feathers are ;attached to the .calumetsa-of smoking pipes-used by the-Indians in celebration' of their solemn-festivals,'which has' ob tamed-for itthe;nname of' the calumet eagle.indeed, so-highly-are-these or ;t naments-prised, that :i warrior. will often :"echange a valuable horse for the tail -leathers of a singleeagle. The strength otvision of this bird must almost exceed conception, for it can discover its prey eand pouince upon it from a height at which itself, with expanded wings, is scarcely visible to the human-eye. When. - looking for its prey it sails large circles, with its tail spread out, but with little motion of its wings ; and *often soars aloft - An a spiral manner, its gyrations becom~'. 'ng~less and. less perceptible, until it dwindles to a mere speck, and is at length entirely lost to view. A story is current;on the plains of Satscatchewan. ofa.half breed Indian, who was vaun tinghis prowess before a band of his o'untrjnen, and wished to impress them with a belief of his sugernaturil.powers. n the midst of his- harangue, an eagle was observed suspended, as it were, in the air, directly over his head, upon which, pointing aloft with his dagger, which glistened in the sun, he called.on the royal bird to: come. down.: To his own amazement, no less than to the consternation of the surrounding Indians, the eagle seemed to obey.the charm, for it'instantly-, shooting down with'. the velocity of an arrow, it impaled itself on the point of his weapon! ' Musical Bells for Cows.-An ac complished and somewhat romantic French lady, on visiting the chateau of a distinguished nobleman,. says,"I have heard (or the first time, an admirable and enchanting sound, which if generally established, would add an' inexpressible -atrm to the ether beauties of a iural 'fe This was no legs that, an inconsid, erable herd of shining cows, each with a iisical blattorhed to: her' neck, at Wued with the graetest nicety of several octaves high.'rnd low-forming a delici ous; yea a ind of celestial music, the . entnes, of.which has a powerfel effect, - the nigination, and cannot.be listen. d to without, expe riencing asensible ~h~ri rEdtor, th. farmers:may; t ~s sall won 'ad nulsil produceno toe -~he~e; butalloggime totell. S " ticable iand ; Iriavel but' -~j b am tlewoman {and c bei panilk anon etue 'with ~ tlh:r sunny..green-slopes, copaeo wood,, and syln clumps, could neves..he observed by ady of refined taste, without au~ln ssociations full of interest and of the hist 'gratification.-American To reove Dusf or Motes from thme <4 "' Egte.-'amers, as well as many other persons are often so- exposed in their O labors as to, get dust or. motes in their pyn', and frequently suffer considerably before they can find any-means of relief. The following simple remedy is almost alwayrs near at hand,.and in most cases will prove effectual :--Fill a cup or gob. len iih 'clear cold water, qu ito -to the -brim,"and place, the eye in distress in such i position as to be completely within the water in the cup; then rapidly open <Ind shut the 'eye a fewv times, and the dust, or, mote .will be immediately washed awayj.. If a cup or other vessel bnoathand, the eye mnay be placed n ispring or. bucket of water. Ckaracter.-It is in the relaxation of society, it is in the expension of pros perity,-it .is in the hour of dilation of the heart, and of its softening inlto festivity and' leasure,'that .the real character of' men is'discerned.. If there is anty good in thcm, it appears then'or never. Even wolves and tigers, when gorged with. thelirprey,,are safo and qgenile. It is at siuch timet~'that ,noble minds give all -' the r'einsi to their good najure. .They indulg'e their genius even to' intemper ance, n kindness to the afilicted, in gen e'rdsitf'*o the conquered; for bearing njssn paying bene6it. 'Full of dignihdagsehres, they respect dignity 'i-lGt iegb it sacred in the -un 'n" 'happy. $t ytysjs~hon, and basing in the sunshbs,.offmmerited, fortune, that, -low, sordidJungenerous, and rebtile souls bwell writh their hoarded poisomi; *'t is'dhe tii heyfi'pply their odious7 __ spl ndor aiddshin lout) ih !full 'lustre of heir native villany and baseness. ' Would 'do for a Yanake.-On~ the" ~.ternoon of the day on which the rice ofbread: wasraised in Ayer, E'igla'id a dedjfotih g und'ta h-rc a risen't& !,Ohrl!" said- yobing *hap~"-iills ad'e'ougl,3'but the loaf *'is of ysdadaykigl't Th'baker J4 Jadghedidhi* hlcifien*Ad 0.0 ^ N T fft Y Toe those who love liters 1 CO lNT f T T HERE isa Recriting RendevoUs now koen,.at Edgefleld Court House, under. the superintendence of Lieut. A. M. Perrn., Those who may wish to-Enlist,iwdl plese' call at Goodman'a Hotel. +' Recruits are supplied with' Ctothig' when they are enlisted, good Quarters-are. provided, and-the pay-commences from the'dae of en' listment. - As Old Edgefield and Abbeville were never know to be behind in patriotism '1 -hope 'thatz the young men of thoso Districts.,will co mne forward, with alacaity, to the standard-of their country, as she is much in. want-of good sol diers. :Capt. Manigault;'who.is to; command the company,is a brave and noble gentleman, he is from this State. The 1st Liout. is from Abbeville District, S. C. Gen. M. L. Bonham, is the Lieut. Col. of the same Regiment. and Major Maxey Gregg,' ofSouth Carolina is the Major. . ' A. M. PERRIN, 2nd Lieut. 12th Inf.U. S. Army, Recruiting Officer. april28 . 14 - Head Quarters, Orders Zo. 2. :LMsTONE SPRaxos. March 15. HE following Regiments will parade for Review and Drill at the times herein eta. ted, viz 'The 13th Regiment of Infantry and Upper Squadron of the 4th' Regiment. of Cavalry, (the Charleston Light'Dragoons excepted,) at Walterboro', on Weduesday the 12th of May next.' The 12th Regiment of Infantry. and the low. tr Squadron of the 4th Regiment of Cavalry, iear Coosawhatchie, on Saturday, the 15th of May next. The 43d Regiment of Infantry, at Bean ford's Bridge, on 'Tuesday the 18th of May next! 'The 11th Regiment of Infantry; at Ashley's, on-Thursday, the 20th May next. - - The 3d Regiment of Cavalry, at Holman's, on Saturday, 22d. of May next. - -*the 14th Regiment of Infantry, at.-Orange-. burg on Tuesday, the 25th of May next. . The 15th Regiment ofInfantry, at William 'on's; on Friday. the 28th of May next. The commissioned- and non-comriissioned officers will assemble at their respective Regi mental Parade Grounds on the day previous to. Review, for Drill and Instruction. -- , The Major General will, with his - staff, at tend the Reviews, and the commanding officers of Brigades will, with their staff, attend in their respectivo. commnands.' Gen. Quattlebum and Col.Felder are charg ed with the extension of this order to hiir 'Bri gades. - By order of-the Contmander-in-chief. - J.. W. CANTEY, Adjt. 8r Ins. Gent.. State a f SOnth'0ariIna. EDGEF'IE LD DISTRiCT * N~EQWITY. John Rochell, Geme Toins,~L~ Ex or. and others. GereHloa,&wife, & others, John Rochell, and others. - I N pursuance of the orders of the Court of nqity, it is Ordered, That the parties in these cases appear in my office, on reference,on Tuesday the first day of June next, and that all the creditors of Mrs. Elizabeth Rochell, de ceased, do present their demands, on that day, with the necessary proof', fixing the liability of her estate, according to the Decrees of the Court of Equity in the above stated cases. S. S. TOM PKINS, c. a. E. D. Comm're. Office, A pril 21, .1847. april28 5 14 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN~A. EDG BFIE LD DIST RICT. IN TH E COURT OF ORDINARY. John W. Holly & wife, and 3 others, Applicants, I Sunnnons 's. in Daniel D. Holly di wife' and Partition others, Defendants. J' IT appearing to my satisfaction, that N. W. UHolly and wife Mary, distributees of the real estate of 'George Litesey, dec'd., reside without the limits of this State, it is therefoare ordered, that they do appear in my office, at Edgefeld Court House, on or before the first Monday in August next, and show cause, if any, why the said lands should not 1he sold or divided, or their consent to the same will he entered of record.' JOHN HILL, 0. E. D. , MayS 5 ~ 3m 15 STATit OF SOUTH CAROLINA. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT IN THLE COMMON PLEAS. George Parrott, 'h Is. -'. DClarUaiOn ins ttack. Ei Clark. menut. T1H E Plaintiff in the asbove cases, having 1this day, filed his Declarations in my of Ice, and die Defendant having neither Wife nor Attorney ,knowvn to reside within thehlimits af the said State, on whom a copy of said dec larations with a rule to plead thereon can he served, on motion of Mr Wardlaw, Plaintiffs Attorney, it is ordered. that the said Defendant appear and plead to thesaid Declarations within year and a day, from the date hereof, or udgment will be awarded against him by de. Fault. T. G. BACON, C. E..D. Clerk's Office, April 30, 1847, 1y 13. CROP OF 1846. iSH ad ,ain GA1R ENSEEDS direct from M.LndebsGardens, in Philadph ;Wghi C ri~n all e ost ap o~~frsa february1~ --IS-~ -HE ~SuIecnber i~i ! " Ne wv Yorkc,'ij h asp;:, SPRING AND;'." wbicbisthe largest oand os iible a ck he bhstvr offered ih"fingofa eryi 'atvariei ofi.i4 ?' oit" ash ionabestsi @1 whichitve been iybff t i He-woul-drespectfrlly invi eaesfo call and eanmine his' which are very uicirand - Ir ;.vPadpie.romctie n ,ty, -would do. well;to calfiiiddixa ieten giiveassortme'berelp !i i terained tosell an'li. b+ 1, for CasliA or to punctual Custoeis, - -.- W31 E, Broad street, natdlor " =he AnGusta G apr:121 .ir13 NOTI4E HE undersiened ha o affp rt .nership andear!tlieW' aiL'ro &-.Co., for,the purpoidsf"' parthe M1erchant TaItij diness, and will keep at thbeijta i 'ly occu pied-byJohn LyonW - mAUAWnsoesl#b - o' CLOTHS, .CASSIREk STINGS, and fancy articles. illia Wg ee iili'bd, .which will be sold'onieikinabrW - JOHr January 1,-1847. - -, We also would infurinhle ,laiie are receiving from New York jli finarleit , a splendid-assortment of Goo's stable for Gen dlemen's wear, consistieJ pittfkfd 2 Sup. black French:CLQTHl In' Do. blue do.' :do Do.: brown do. -d " Do. -black -do ,Doeskia C'ASSIMERES' )o., do.. fancy'e' do' l " od:; Do. fancy check susmer'CAOTS, large variety, va.A splendid assortnentgf INGS A fine lot of white kidGloves o do.: Black satin and fancy Cravats aadtScara, Suspenders, silk under Shibts d 'wers, Cotton and ,woolen Drawers, w Also, a variety of Goods bclonater 'die trade; such as MILITA RY-TRIM 5,INGS &c, all of which will be sold and madeup instyle that will please any that may favo isiiil their patronage. March 15,1847 3 9 The subscriber returns hisi ncere thanks to. the citizens .of the.)istrictifdil liberal man-. ner in which they bisve * hiin in his business, and hopes. re tion, -that the public may find it to tieir aatge o con. tinue their-patronai;e. = GOHN:LYN. NEW G OD. O < HE Subscribeirev -nopenng a complete asfro DRY GOODS GRLB.SAND. H A'DWVARE' aOES wlih'he Eillsll a a ne bought for Cash. AMS3 march 24': f 9'. 81'(-..8 8 -_ 1NSERTIONnkd Yc tos Syd for 25 centsg: OpeatWork Bonneils, w j j$350, Cnmmon Straw;logmnis toyj cents. Neediles. ad -inmL t5 "paper best 4andiardw . and a:we .st f,.Pappy.. oeds n . nd Ierfu:'nsry,-nilbofold~at Cost, foar one monih from,thodstyoF ril:.s. Comeiiiinet geta aii m? -'T -.A: -4I4R0 ERTS. .april 21 -. 4 tf -13 N EW .~) 7WHi Subiseribeis n rig a splen. Adid Stock of N E WKG 00O D S at the Brick Storet formerly occab Presley & flrysn, consisting of all li dp r DRY GOODS, GROCE 1ES, HARD W ARE, CiROCKE(Y,.?aHOES, - AND Iia'TSe to wlili he invites hiis friea and the public to call andc examine for thi l sbefore pun alasing elsewhe.. N. ii. Goodsvery low-f isuh * A~ C.~ BRYAN. April 6h1847.i. 1L -. t 12 GROCERIES. B ROWN BUGAR -~~' Loaf do S Crushed do -Pulverized d to - Clprified - do..-T * -Sugar H-ouse MOLASSES,' West India- daoe . COFF lE RIE, VINIGAR, &o. For sale low, for ca-sh,.bf. mara31. ., WILLTAMS. marsh 3. -'--tf '10 Nleuce to S~Iasgie Makters. T3 HE-Granitevillo Manufacturing-Compa A ny. wishino pairebiiaseil~LLION'of Shingles, tombe deliver-ed and stacked at Graniteville. For.Shinglel8 inches lon'g 4 inches wide5-8thalkofrpriniestuff, well drawn, they will gijve $3 25~per thousand; for similar Shingles A inch tingik$2 35 kIf made on the Companies lande a faiadtlo~usnce*ill be re uired for-the Tunmber. - ~ 9 - - WvMEGREGG,. apral - ~ P G.M. Co .6 apr 73m:: 12 Valuable Ea'dsAforSale. T3 H E Subscriber linow.lfoi seale the -tract'oand'ilia'asnowiresides, ying on I 4Creek iifles wesi of-Edge reld. Court EHoniue e'btihii 40in idreil md ninde acresof whichter issiatit'fate lian ireds acresof woodland. Oia th i remiser ii .large aind comfortable D'.olln loe, and. dil other nec eWry.ostii'i isTe lnta ion ilain good repdirC Th ~ wahno pur base can call and iixamibn l es -. ~g ~I-F~ URNiS ,pril 7 ~3m :.12 LA DIES' DR ESS-CAPS. M. - ADIES' DRESSb fj~ o Moorninl LiCa'ps and COLIARS ed*iricle. For- sale "~.~ 'E% ETS. march 24 ~ ,9 he Governent hes of rus chu": ce - -- Smarch 24 -- 9e ACE&OE ES EGHORNBr ASGN4 LNET B~ffor ~ .. y - . . 5 "t.5 :'F, GRIFFIN~< Cmpefissinlerch rSt,' leceivhinga orwarding gent EAS delinedthe idea of .removtrlg from Hamburg, and avails-himselfol this mo tiod to coriect that impression. He will continue to devote his attention to thebest'interest.of his patrons,-ad- solicits a' coilinuance of their favors. 'Himbiig S. C.,17th-April, 1847. X-i8iril2L 4t -13 TO THE PUBLIC. THE undersigned would respectfully announce to . Travellers and persons vis iting Hamburg. that he has taken for a term of years. the Hotel, long known as 'Bubbard's American HOTEL, 'Which it is his purpose to keep as such ti house shotdd.be kept, and will only promise to all who favor-him with a call, that he will do all in his power~to please; and where as much comfort and irtict. may be expected as can be found in any Public House. .JA careful and attentive Hostler will be kept constantly in the Stable, and Horses shall be attended to in a. way that.shall give entire satis factionis. A lihefill patronage is respectfully solicited. WM. KETCHAM. Hiamburg, March 8-10 tf 7 THE FAMOUS JACK ONDERDONK. J ILL stand the ensuing Spring Season,at the following times and places, to-wit: at. Daniel Quattlebum's in Lexington district; on the first and second days in March r ext; at John Lee's, in Lexington District, on the fourth and fifth of March next; at James Watson's, in:Edgefield District, on the seventh and eighth of March next, and then will be at the said stands on every nintth day until the tenth of June the reaftr; and will be let to Mares at the moderate price of $4 for a single visit, $6 for the season, and $8 to insure a Mare to be in foil. No accountabili:y for accidents or escapes, but every care will be taken to avoid such. :Aay.pcrson putting a Mareby insurance-and changing the right of the Mare before it is as -ertatncd whether she is in foal or not, wilhhe held responsible for the insurance of the Mare. Pdigrer.--ODERD0NK was bred by Mr. Dearing, of Charleston. on his plantation in North Alabama, was sired by an imported Mal tees Jack, and. out of an imported Italian Jinney. Both the sire and dam was imported by.Mr. Dearing. ONDERDONK is six years old this Spring, mir feet six inche4 high. lengthy and heaviy luilt, with as fine bone and muscle us any Jack in the State, and is like his namesake, a very sure foal getter. JAMES HATCHER. Februaty 3 . . 3m . 2 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. FDGEFIELD DISTRICT. IN EQUITY. - George Parrott,- . Bill forForeclo. vs. . sure of Mort James E. Walker, & others, gage, &c. T appearing to my satisfaction, tha't James a '.U s Walker, Joseph J Walker, Alexan'der. F. Walker, Jhti M. Walkcr, Moses Walker, Jaiei C.*Walker; 'Saniel P. MnNairy and ' Elizabeth C: hiswife; Sarah Ann Walker and MaryI'DWalker,'defendants in the case, are !withotit the limits of this State; Ordered. that the defendants above named,,do appearin. this honorable Court, and plead, answer;or.demur. to the said Bill, within threerrmonths from the pblicatioa df this ordef.'orilbe aidbill waidbe akefl prr coufessa against thei SS.. TOMKINB, . ..-M, marchr1O 0 ..,. s_ 3. 7 nyAIDcoMMEN'rs ARE USNECEsAR! Philadelplia, Mayj 28, 1845. Dr;'Jayne.-Dear Sir: I[feel botind to the aflited to .ive -publicity to the extraordinary e rits of'your valuable medicines. 1 have suffered fur several years past with Liver Complaint, and the train of diseases vhich follows-a complete prostration of the system-so that it was with great digficulty I could walk, and at times I was confined to my room. To add to my misery; a Scrofulous affetion appeared in my throat, with Rheu matism in my arms,so that I could not raise my right. arnm to my head. In the hottest weather miy feet and hands would ache with the cold, and 'perspiration had almost ceased. I now became afflicted with a dty hoarse cough and gave up all hopes of ever getting well. I had night sweats, and eat little or no sleep, with frightful dreams and morbid headache I seemed to be bordering on INSANITY, and was denied all study or mental exercise. I could notread a small paragraph in a news paper .without great difficulty. I had great sorenais in my stomach, winch caused it to swell so much that I was n'nable to hio down, or even to recline, but had to be propped in a chair. I had the advice of some eminent physicians, and tried nearly all the remedies used in such cases, but enntined to grow worse, and it ap pared us though a apeedy dissolution was ta kisgplac. [ now heard of your medicines, and deter. mined to try your SANA TIVE PIL LS, and to my surprise the soreness left me, so I could wakabout the house. I coutinued to 'im p-ove from that time.. Shortly after my wife called atlyour.Store,.and stated my case to you, at on sent me a bottle of your Alternative, and also word to come and see you, and you would investigate my case, and cure me. This I did not .believe, as I felt I - was beyond the. reach of human skill. Aftrtaking your Alterative aid Pills, for tree weeks, there was a decided 'change for the better, so that when I called upon yeu..you said dvould cet well, and that your Alterative wold cure me 'eff'ectutlly. With no hopea, however,'of getting. well. I still continued ta king your Alternative, until I 1Tad taken the fourth bottlb,'when there was a sudden change in ny whole systemn,-as thongh I ha-d got rid of some great biirthen, and I could draw my breath .as usual. My nerves gradually became strong,.and my appetite returned. -,It has been about four monthseince I com nriced taking youir Medicines, and at this im'early' every vestige' of disease is aradica ed.fom'my system. I am as active, and inearly sa sitig, as at any period of my life I have diogvgained nine'pounds in, two monthes. Ihave good reason to believe that the use f your valuable' Mepicines, by- the help of God,,as saved me from, a premature grave. ,I-OSEPH BARBAR. Hallowel Court,in: Popular Street, between Seventh and. Eiht si. Priiiluil y Dre D. Jayne, No-8 South 'hirl.st, Philadel hi.' HONST ROBER' S is' Dr. D.Jyayne's only genfit Edgefleld Court HousE. 7 m(5..' 3' '16 PANAMA & LEGH,0RN-HATS. GENTLEMEN'S-Panamtr and- ehr HATS, also Boy's and Chnildren's Pal atte Hats, for sale by - R. S. ROBERTS. tarchf24 f' 9' f ESPECTEiU-LY Invite the'irfttorr 6i their EXTENiITE SoBclden Com pnsigan assortmer o e th$e - ' AMONG TUE 1EalIl Rich Paris Barazes, - Plaid-Lipen Muslins, - Printed Jaconets and C4mbresC Rich Printed Lawns. Baraze Shawls and Mantles, Silk . do. do .Fancy Silk Buttons.-Gimps1 - or-Gentl Drap de ete, Summer Cloth,.:.: Linen Coating-and,.Drilliag . - - - A-GEKiAt, AS ats, C apt, -Bonn Among -which are Ladies -and Gentlemen' and Crockery Ware, Groceries, Tin-Ware,-Dr and Linseed Oils, Saddlery. Trunks, Leather, School Books and Sts G. & S. -ave also-the Agency for the sale Carolina Manufactoring Company. " All the above Goods, with many other artic liberal terms to punctual customers. Thankful March 17 1NOTICE. M R. ROFF, who hold conditionally an~ in. terist in the right of Edgefield District, to Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Patent) has never complied with said condition, thero fore he holds no interest. and has. no right.te sell or ma e any. contract for -said Wheels. We, the undersigned are the owners, of said right, and a tight purchased from . any. other, unless our agent, will not he good. Mr. J. T. WEBBER, we authorise, with full. power to act as our agent. COTHRAN & MOORE. March 1,1847. tf" 6 ROBERTS' WORM TEA. HIS excellent and' inflallible preparation is recommended to the public. The sighs of Worms and fetid breath, swelled stomach. very little. or too great appetite, .nnusea, head. ache, affection of the brain, vomiting, tickling and irritation about the nose, disturbed sleep, fits and convulsive twitchings, slimy and disor. dered state of the bowels and fever. Parents would do well to bear in mind, that the remedy:, can be had for these dangerous conplaints when proceeding from Worms, for 124 cents only. . - t. S. ROBERTS. march 31 .tf 10 Warranted to Cure. HEMORRHOIDS, OR.PILE.3, is a disease produced by local ii-ritation, costiveness, purga. tivestimulants, undte determinationof lilood to the hemorrhoidul vessels by excessive iidig or walkinu.or aconigestive state of ihe liver,; and.'peculiarity'oftheconstitutton.itself. .It is usually considered ud'der three dofrms.' or varieties. as follows-Blind Piles, White Piles; and Bleeding:Piles.; ;w.-= TIhis disease is~so commnon,a.Jisovferyfwell known, that a descrption ofits symptoms.is it deemed necessary. i - s Tlie-seucceus inei'as followed .titekut ohe $ilocatun"iothe iii1'e uil .is disease lbs. beeinrnlystomshi g Pbc vie" their patints tot ie tas iihe Piles, it' iever faiiLto cure, tlialN-TLE RABLEITCH1N, hich iso very corent and has dts location, in'the same parts, as -the -Piles. Rea'l the following, from'the e'ditorial co lumns of Alexander's Weekly Messenger-. Found at last-A rcure for ths Piles.-Phyui cians and Chemists have long been anxious- to discover a medicine that wvould cure one ofthe most troublesome diseases, thme Piles. Success has at last been the result. 'Dr..JA CKSON'S PILE EMBROCATION not only stops all bleeding, allays pain and inflamation, subdues that intolerable itching, but effectually cures. like a charm, and in a very short time, persons whose lives have been rendered miserable fur years. For sale by Rt. S. ROBERTS, Agent, at Edgefield.Court Hotise,.South Carolina. march 10 ., tf~ 7 From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.' AN- iMPORTANT CURE. BY DR. D,. JAYNES ALTERATIVE!! W E have been informned by Mrs. MaIia'n, V (a grand-daughter of Gen. Wayne) .) that she suffered for a 'number -of-years from 1 the growth of a large Goitrous Tumour of the I Throat, which, besides great peformity, pro-. duced both a diffieulty of degutition, and of brea'hing. Indeed, she says, the pressure upon t the windpipe was so great as to prevent her from sleeping in a recumbent position,- ind of ten snaffcation appeared inevitable. She also, labored under severe indispositidin fronm Liver Complaint and Jaundice, with a horrible train l nervous affections, for wvhieh shei commen cd the use of Dr. Jayne's Alterativp, which she took regularly forsix ot seven weeks, with oncasiowal doses of hId Sanative Pilla: arnd her general health was-thiereby completely re-.es tablished, arnd now perceiving some diminu ton in ihe size of the Goitrons Tumour, sheo was encouraged to persevere in the use of the Alterative until every 'vestige' of the:painful tumonr was entirely. tremoved. We think, threfou e, that such an important remedy should be snore generally known.. R. S. ROBERTS. sole Agent, at Edgefield C. ., South Carolina. april28 3t 14 T OOT.H ACHE CURED.-; ' Mr. JOSEPH RowaND, -No. 37l6 Market-St. r~ Dear Sir :-Afler havinig suafered manydays and nights with .an excrutiating tooth ache, and tried every other remedy without relief, I was induced to try the effect of your MAGIC LOTION, andito my utter astonishment, I was :ompletely cured in five minutes Yours. . . BARTLE SHEE, Paper Warehonse, No. 29 Commerce St. Philadelphia, Feb.- 25th, i840. April14 . ti' 12 DAHLIA ROOTS & FLOWER fSEEDS.' F0OR SALE at 25 cents a parcel, and Flow er Seeds at 64'cents a paper, Lucerne Grass-Seed at 50 centse a pound.'' byR. S. ROBERTS. march 24 . -tV" 9' CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALSAM. for sale by - R. S. ROBERTS. march 24 e tf.a' 9 LANDRETH'S FRESH GARDEN SEEDS: T WO papers for fifieen cents, warranted 1genunme, also'a CORN SHELLER, a capital Machine, for sale by mar~h 24R.,S. ROBERTS. n t 9 Lwea~i idn - ,rt. Black All ind',mgeor; sn -silk laid rM' l ,' IMontere jChe uc,' SO age and MedicinWJit, e} of NtAIS and GA~S lea too numeroni to mesnio fur past l[avoms a oiii T HE~ Iroperi ny searching fey: alt health whichthe .pre ., failed .to' benef; obzit n these Pills, and tlfey - in restoring hishal~h Y was freely commhui yat. L e and it was.nptthe desijno o. they should eztndte4 of himself, and sito&1i t plications for the: hoW7 ply, and he was ,advise' t, sional brethrehid-oherigg astor ahd dis{fletigp, .~ them.and ,paethet pb thecary. Eve "'e. was urged to sed td;d tb ' throughout -the .rountilt been at commin domiesbe scarcely a family in,;t ;rdaa to be fonnd, mild tniitih IF. a degree of freedom from iwit ed Pihysician shouldsbriok, A otion too seemed to exist amto o Faculty. ~Hardl' .a case w.s whether: 4cnteo~kntc, without: fear or: rgflecnjiifmnd . stillfsuflering fromJtsphi ie6 omel is, wjthoqt~doub clue, and.in.some c ,e easedltial, bntiL. he'i)di listo ;dome~stic>r olyhI#er t idex a d' of a tlogtu bp gp Physicians and othdr =b.r to bea sueiueoruir a a large .niniro.css idea ofotiigaPt enertained orhhf'cie ttis ' who -woudotherwz ;tiv~e cripiondi;iiirlear been compoaddwi~ cripiadpe icto necesrj. ; 'nblic le" peratus~re S --~wi y h"