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F8sEISEY &gIHppHY

or B4GGING, RGrE s. B4CON,
JUST RECEIVED AND Fo SALE.
0AA Pieces best HEMP BAGGING,
.SeFD 2UO do wide TOW Lu.
l0G Coils OF small Hemp Rope,
100 do. do. Tow do.
SEQ lbs. English I'winc,
10000 prime Bacon Sides,
Sugar, Coilce and Mousscs,
Salt, Iron and Steel
Teas Loaf and Lamp Sugar,
Brin.!ys, Wines, and Cord ais.
All oft!lc abn,c Articles, or any ihai We may
sell, we will 'rnrgmm to he OF the blsi gua'Uy and
will sell to order or otherwise, 1T i.ar .u,vc<:
possible prices: and we eur ir!' llt' and iii"
pnbic generally. that orders for Ea.@iun AMI
Rope, or any OTHER aric!c in our hnc "!!a!! l:ava
our best attention
We still continue to transact business on Com
mission, and will attend t" the selling or storing
Of Cotton, or any othcrbusiness entrusted to onr
care. III. l.. JtFfEnS & Co.
Hamburg, July l., 1883 tf23
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Bank Os Es:s7,s5ssYS,

JuSE 2:hh i-:'S.
VESliE Beard Of Directors having de cclarcd II
Dividend of T'w" Dollars and Fi;iy Cent?,
(S2 SOY OH each Share of The Capital Stool, oI
this Bank, the same will be- paid TO the Stock.
holders or their legal representatives, on OF after
the 2nd of July.
ii. IIUTCIlISON, Cashicr.
June 25 II
IgistoricuI COLLECTIONS of 81. Carolina.
BY y. II. CARROLL.
rEeIIIs " crl, IS nov ready 70: delivery to suo
3 scrihcrS a, tie >i,orn Of e. H. Dord in Ills
r,ace. a few extra copies ftg sale.
November, la37 GCi
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E$pE E'?G'a,

FEEI!E Notes and accounts of Or. james
IL Srrnn deceased, have been left " iih
Mr. II. l.. Jefcr-. IN Hamburg. All per
sons indebted to DR.. Spann are requested
to call and pay Mr.. Jciicr-, who ia authorized:
to receive the money; and those having
demands sg"ins; the Estate willpiease rcn-
dor them 10 hi'n. Il. @PANN,
Wa:&h 90. 1898 ifs Adm'tr;r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-02

by order.
j. II. SAXON, Secretary Of State.
June II 10
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K9SE of KeftcrS.

HD EMAlNlNG i'll the Post Office Mt Edge,
Eo field c. House, on the Is, OF July, 1888
Burkhal,cr. E!am Bush. John
Brailham, Mrs. Il Barron,on. Mrs. C..
Body, Alfred Bird. EIdrrd NJ.
Bult, VIM. NJ. Blcidsoc, Julius
Crane, David Dozicr Mary
Cooper, Silas Divit, Ne John
Cook, VIM. Dawson. Pcrmclia
Chadwick, Isaac Dolby. Wm.
Coclsroil, Capt. Benz.
Elsmore, Allen Field, Richard
freeman, James
G&n
Gibbs, Jasper Green. A J.
Garganus, Elizabeth IIu.hs Mrs. Martha
Gregory, Alexander Harrison
Gussani, james Holmes. Martha
Griffin, N. l.. lLushs, Jolna. p. II.
JK l..
Jones, Gen.James Kcnncday. Jorden c.
JONES, ltobt. c. Lott, En,slcy
Jeanmv, MIR. Lee. Peter
Judges oi the Inf. Court Icuclrss, Thos. II.
of Edseiicld Dist. Ii:ticiicId, d. c.
Lcqucx, Miss Amelia
Mays, X. G. Mathis, Miss r..
Morris, Sidney Montgomery A. Z.
MedioCk. Van INJURED. Ivm \
Moss w. II.
N&O
AsNOrlDan or Apr,ts, >" Odcu John III.
NncheiIs, fsof q. -c7 :Sla!S G:II. - -,
Pa &R
Phillips, Rev. Jos ) I,uailcs Sarah
rrohro, Wm. Ruhc,ts. Mss :. G.
pnchuid, Ndward Roberts. hnd.cw
Quarlcs Sarah Robcrlscn Wm.
SGT
Shlimperd John Scin r. II.
Sloan. Joseph Tillnmn, Ecn;. II. .
Sawyer. Geo. '. Townsend :! w. .
Seai les Pleasant Temples. Thomas
StatIey, Miss +. NJ. Tally, Caleb
Shcrih, Mr..
V&W
Vinson, Elizabeth Waldlaw. +. III. 3
Williams, Butter Williams, Emma
Williams, Polly K. Williams. sam. sen.
NJ. FRAZIER, =. II.
July2, 1898 o7l c23
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y recent scotch paper relates the follow
In@ amn'ln- story Of tlr cui.ncss of u ycu-
der "i small wares in the CITY of GLASGOW
vcndcr Of buttons, buckles and nh.r
small ware, who occupied n small sbop at
III" head III street in Glasgow, in which
ere While, the notable Bai!e Nicho Jarvie
domicird. noticed Il country lout staudinr
n hs window one day, with an undecided
hind oi wanting -to-hmy expression ON MS
lace. and inquired whclhrr he had onv ri.-
tolls {" sell" The s!npnnn had lo,o l,en,
studying the Colnier logic of ,udcayc.;n,
10 pcrsund" Il customer 10 bay what voE
have for sale, rather 'han " hat The c,,tc;,,cr
may ask for. 'Mon," said lie, "wha, vii,
Oc the Us" I" pistol 10 .nu!-lame yopr-
sen an ma he S"n.c i:acr bod, wiz No
>hoH!a bay fate: see. there's ane, an IFS
no sac dear as u pistol; jus, stop an omen.
hnScrs about t'iae sax wee holes. and bla,v
III ;t the big nne. aud We can hnc opy ,ure
We Ike. allnca we whites practice, he.;,,cs
you may b" b:lw ii runc irro the heart %
S":nr rly'he 'asscv tliat'll hiring YOU the
worth GA thousand pistols or German nutcs
either" "Mom," said the simpIeton, I'm
glad that I've met wi' you tho hav-iust
t'c'i up" and paving down the price asked.
aud hId''ing GnId dav. with signiicar, nod
ot The h' All, !i'll no h. nv fault e.n We
get ma an "pporin"lIy d; ra,u. TIE hroo,e
at my w"h,i:n' gin he had learned me 10 be
my ain piper"
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f.. Z. CALHOUN,
u. G.. GRIFFIN,
w. b. ARNOLD,
MIR. S. GowAy.
GREENwoOD. .July G.

GREENWOOD. july 6.
GcRh"men-l received vour letter of the
ON INST. WIN s'ncrrc aud heartfelt gratif-
cation. TN, at the same time no without
"'"''tn" The abilities Of the address alluded
to. and lis clau, To The honor of the press
but Notwithstanding, ar your request have
sem y"n ac"ry of the archctyre.
fonr humble. devoted and sincere friend.
S. MCGOWAN.
Nlessrs. +. r. CalEorh. Il. C. Griffin.
". u. Arnold. Committee.
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EtNwOoD, July :. 1898

D'nr S"-Al meeting, of the citizens
"t this ncighhorhood, who celebrated the
ith INST. at Mr.. VIM. BucIlnnnn's, i, was
unanimously resolved. that we return IN Won
our >'nccrc thanks Tor the very able manner
I" which r"" discharged your duty as Ora
tor on that occasion. and solici, q co,v ne
that Address for publication.
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"" cory The following from late En-

We cory The following from late En-
aI rAssss -.
1"PortGHt''o I~r;RttrS.- We are har,1,
~ ''i'i.unlrh'c' To our brethren of the. nrrs.
'''' we nave sound siInpic and cco,,oni.
'"' substitute Tor the ordinary lev used fnr
"a>l'n" types, ahJ which is aun,jca h,
'"eih"d which does not dc,r,ior;,c The jc,~
'er SO much as The brush or sw ino ,r,,,,,
does. ana clears away the ink far mar. -
sectuaiiy than either. Rcceipt-ru, ;n,o
n c."sc arihcn vessel two Scn,ch uiu,s ,r
ram Or river water; take one pound q, c,,us.
''c or uh>l"cked lime, and one pi,,,nI of
pear ass'es, and mix them among the wa
'ct' c"rA The bottle and shake well for oD
minutes; Hen lay it aside, and allow tLc
'hSEc"l'nts I" settle. In the course of Tho
i'cNt day, II should be carefully pnurcI
"",' quite transparent. into another vessel
mere II may b" kci'; for use, c,;lwnv, la!,;n-
'"'t l" secure II We'll from The action of ;bc
atmosphere: h">. an aliu'i of ,lr most
powerful ANA Is produced; lie application,
; ~ "hich' Mii'!t II cleans OF the .,h. and
diss"l'cs picks Oh the !;lcc Of Tie la,,cr h,c
'''' t"e slightest 'ci'ency ni.,inrc he metal
It's We have proven by numerous cyneri-
tncnls. IL i, used for wa,:,iur ;o.,s a., H.,
''r'iIS pourcH "n Il small p;cc. Of s,,n,,cs
winch should he ;ic.! irinly ON the cnL ,c :.
t':'" ii"c Il !:!".'. "i"c:w.>" IL VIII st.Yinusi,,
ii1"rc tie hH:,e Of the operator. After !,
las once been laid on. the job is c!eans.L
rom The "lsai by dasiIing ii couple of pails
tiil OF wal: OH ii. We may add thar half
Il i'r'hlng's worth of tins lev vii! De su,,i-
rirhi I" wash thc largest form, and NAV
h' accomplished III five minutes. After n
most satINl Glory trial Oi'iwylvr ,,;cuIhs ,vc
would recommend ii Ia tic. lraIr Ii,,,;,
''' .'> advantages. we are ANXIOUS THAI all
oar nrc'hrc" should rar'icil:it" in the bcne-
TIT "i our di.covcry Gu-.
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FELLOW CIrIzESs,
~ ;;.,ss:,,,s h ...ss. 4
IN effect, is naturally led to- enquire The
rHn>" "t II anh 10 seek. ~ an ideal cyc,ir
sion, tie paths and roads hv which il ,h,.
come from the rropciIins power to its rres-
rnf position. The philosopher. der,ons,ra 4.
'ino the divine truths of nature and ,llun;,-
n''nG the dark and misty depths nfnhscurirv
iIh the rays Of in,rl!ec' shot deep and far
Nv ass'du"u> application, looks back 10 ,hc
origin "i his creed, and marks its rapid pro-
@rcsS, with grat;Gcaiior and delight. The
scholar TOO with delight, con,cmnI,,cs tho
productions of Greece and Rome rs bcin.-
Tie @r'ntcst i'll existence. aud nazcs. in adj
nirniion. al the dazzling hr;l!i,ncy of Ii,-
cra;"rc; hut his pcnsivc thoughts sadly muse
ever the vulgar ignorance Of succeeding q
ages; he marks The rise and progress Of Lii
"r";''a with pleasure. but bchnlds its w,,c
and dnwmwar! course with rain and sorrow
Aian IN general. looks upon himself anA RI
i'onniv puts the questions: From who,
have my origin: hv wha, a,c hj,cc, forr,,L
nnh l,'r What dc~,iuy Intended" Heis ,hcr
naturally led 10 dr,inrate the ,lescrin,op ~,
h;S "Ni|;"rrr. and mc'Iiraic upon bis n.;ein,
'hr arci't"ci hat performed .hc work and
his fuH' end. Thus il is with us; wc find
ourselves in The paradise cr creation Liv-
IN" III The favored spo, Of the world and
@unrlch. as with line Of frircu,nval!a;ion
Ivy Wholesome and iudicioms laws, we seel,
what gave birth 20 this ,tupcndous s,rncture
and l." what limit il is tending. Aud O.
how every patriotic heart should ,hroh' how
every passion feel! when we advert r.
the cause o; our many advantages, ;nnu-
m"r'h'r blessings and present happiness
and call to our rrcollnctions The cncroics ond
cNc"tons Of omr Fnrclathcrs. To Obtain. ove,
blood stained fields Of carnage. wha, we
now possess. We. rs American ci,;zeps
regarding rs sacred the rights of man. have
convened this Gav. The Iih Of JuIy. ia c.,e.
hrate with iovous hearts, The Annivrrsarv u,
our Independence. an epoch which has bcc,
Productive" "i events Of The most ecr;ous <
ai'sp'r'"n6 nature, aud, IN drlioh,cd inn
GinatI"nS. 10 trace hacl; me nectar stream.
that have flowed aud sill continue to flow
from that perennial fountain, and mark. !,
solemn aud pensive mood, the apnalIin,
circumstances, that impelied the po,r;o,i,
few I" engage in that dreadful strife. wh;cl
crimsonrh The snrw-whita .arh of 7, I,ibert,
with human gore. In the first place W,
will consider for what our Forefathers cmi
grated, secondly. why they resisted oppres
sion. and lastly he effects of this resistancs
Liberty N the fullest and every sense of III,
word, waS the cause oftheir toilsomc cm;
gr'ii"n. They were hound down at bon,
by Ihe CALLING iet'c.s and chains of bondage
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
wHEELER's BALSAM OF MOSCA-
TELI.ly.

= To r q O.
peael remedy diseases the bowels Dyspepsia
and The SUMMER complaints Of children, the highly
~cius,ary written letters the propr tor eiher
neh,s oTInons @ rs merits sua Of the decided success
which has attended is ne by themselves and in their ami
"a De Peyssr, EsS;. captain Of he New York paeE-.
ship Columbus Coust DOrtrsntri Charles H. Webb late Of
. ss. sg aI - g.T x D.. s; s,
Ter d. Colln' ii9 Froa II. Charles r smith, ss4
Nes Mercer ,rre NJ Gor, Breese PSI Hudson sees;
Greenwich sreei Mr. Ans, Leeds % smmerey street &C.
Morning News oar pzp, rs o the asoye letters
tie proprietor has received among others the following addi
'o New YORK, a.I r@' iious-, Aug ., issa
~, my ssy Ls'e..o o. ny children oiS and
from ;se high 6 bad from Brooks Esq
c6dcn OS Ven You arr At liberty 70 use s %
asy wayyou think proper
Your obetlient seTvsnt J. Il. CorwAA,
Mr.. J. Wheeler, ocuIist &c No. 50 Greenwich ST
New York Southern Hotel,
Dear srHsving had fay children ono tour fnoulhs
Old aad The ohtr woysar old boh severely afflicted With the
suner como amt several geGs who frequent my house.
,no,ned me- p ne .snilr properties q your Bsan Of
snd u les thaA hours aner admins erins 10 each
small dose the, were restored to their usual hsah In JUS
70 The p3blr ~ thi. Guy, cheerfoy give this testimony ia
Go. sna @unorss You refer any person Y,
Off gr, attest inlpori rance families.
Nours, JouN Nrut,
~ The genuine Balsam has wheelers gaam OF Moscs-
teo' stamped on the bottles and each bottle Is accompanied
with directions Tor USE and fac smc Of the propreiors
nature Price according the sin bottle two ar
three dollars To be bad New York at the rrsdesce of
the proprietor, No 80 Greenwich street Ocus &c: al the
drug store OF y Mlhan No 1875 Broadway Mr. Dicke's
sos Nv M scse Pic sGs SIS and ~
lsrae Posts, No, 90 Bowrryi Mr. j. q. wiIford No ain
Grand streets and Mr. McClears No s5 resawch street
Persons shing to obtain agencies must sdaress tpos
PAID ~ Mr. wheeler, No. SO Greenwich street where ali
wholesale orders pr the supply OF vessels hotels
seHL iyI7.eros
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
BADNESS AND GREY HAIR PREvENTI
TRICOPHEROUS,


~ Is the only efsctusl mecy discovered PRE-
wn naldnaat sHd Grey Hero tire Hair where il
as fallen onanA cpte DandrH Prepared
10y CLihEHUGU, naii Gutter 100 Fulton street, New
Yetk.
Although in number ard variety there NAV Ne ~ want II
specifics pr the prtsrva ion he Illus HAIR a. the
tlcr now presented a. The pubic tnvsh crr"lv ts
composition has cisms superior tpRny hing ~ the kind
ohred for the Same rurPe prcauctSn benz
81 extensive nCdlcai Tesesrch and IprTiencr.
The proprietor lavDraby known III this city aui cechs.
ted Hair tet srd Wig Maktr and some wears ri.
~ y h arrival n this country, attended The Lectures
most ttteuishcd Psychologists 10 boudDn shurph
tor the arpsf nf uatug correct knu spdge ct
nj the skr TIM Oganz1iln AMI structure ~ the a.
nsn Hair and 70 trace tie which produces bal
and grey hair.
The opportunities afforded by his professional dnes have
e'sipd bis tudts, and he hs become skilled w the vareus
Diseases OF The shin With the growth the
hair ard after series ~ experiments this COMPOUND has
sbertvet has lsn "a OF got thin well from
changing color.
The chic virtues the Trio pberous or Nedicasd Com
pound
lis bfacrr. pthsring and clarifying properties
2-Is genty stimulating 'lt action of the skn,
Sis tqua 2 NJ Tie CiTCt iatiOu "a The Audsi
4I& pfoueug md encOuras ing reacuoe mtte huh or
root and par ourty in The Pulp which fc'Nr, Vie ycssts
anf ? rye. El'tE Ia AMI yg0uf u ~ h'hi
arr darfrId, srd cFrusitr ILL., heu w. trr.i
g. iuH IT, " Ill III VI pfsttNt th hair il beauty ard
Ltall u lbr latest pgrO3 4 ditt
prncjrat wlos ~ ami Rrta OEte leo Fultoa street,
detao rbtiot Grottvay Wttst'c where an orders must
~ adh ts.td,
wsrraued ,okceP y suJ climate, bslag nee froo vi
aFimei Ercast. t6.tA'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

% The arrangements Of the morning papers to pub
lsh the proceedings Of the Wing Meeting, last night
were very curious Brooks gets up the address-reads
it by the light Of penny candle (aHd he read IT very
bady)-hen sends copy, Gu, and dried, TO his office
and makes a leader Of it, This, and the resolutions
were all he published because he not one Of the
speakers--therefore he would publish the speeches
The Journal" not being in the traces Of the party
published neither addresses, speeches. nor resolutions
The Courier" DESTROYS Of getting back int the good
graces ofthe Wings, obtained from each speaker an alb
strac, ofhs speech and filed the paper with these
trades TO the exclusion Of all other matter How can
party prosper when its wheel horses pull different
ways
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
From our Evening EdiHoa-
Old ROsiM the Bow.

ave travelled this country all over,
And now 20 the olh~r I'll go
For 1 know that good quarters are waiuns'
To welcome old Resin the Bow
To welcome Odd kosin the Bow,
To welcome cid Kosin the Bow, -.
For l Know that gooa quarters are waiting,
To welcome old Rosn The Bow.
The cav roupds of dslixh have travepd,
Nor shall behiRd leav. woe,
For whilst nay companions are JoviM,
They'll drink TO old Rssin the BOW.
They'll drink to, &c, &c
NV life has now drawn TO closing.
And all will 1t east be $3.50
Wen aow take a iuil bumper al paiuns,
TO the same OF OLD Rosln the Bow,
To the name OF, &c, &c.
When I'm dead and laid out on the court ter,
The people all anxious 10 know,
Viii raise up the lid OF my coffin.
And look at old Rosin the Bow,
And look at, &C., &c.
When lhro' all the steeet my friends bear mt,
The ladies all filra with deep woe,
Will ceMe to the doors and the WINDOWS,
And sigh for old Resin the Bow.
And sigh for, nc, he.
Then get me some fine clever fellows,
And staggering, lei them all go,
To dig derp mole IN tue meadow,
AID In il toss Resin the Bow.
AND in 1t toss, &c, &c.
Then place nae . couple OF dornicks,
One each at my head and my toe,
And dom, Won forget 10 scratch on them,
], he name OF old RosiR the Bew.
The name OF, NC. nc.
Then have ye these same clever fellows.
Surrounding my grave In row
Ana drink from my fsvorite bottle,
Farewell 10 old Resin the Bow.
Farewell TO old Rosin the Bow,
Farewell 10 old Rosin The Bow,
And drink from my fav0rite bottle.
Farewell TO old Rosin thr Bow"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13
B A l. ID N E s s.

must and does receive the peemnence, and supasses
hat has yet been employed tor the
boe OF ought 10 he ccGnted the articles
which shoud be purchased by all the
roofs prevents failing strengthens by It's rich generous
smnianis the weakest hair all ofhair rae
sehe lusre and hneEess, and keeps IL great
from The skin on the head that powdery which
man persons complain Of II may be daily applied head
OF the aged. as well as the young child.
no miserable sale thereof the repute snd extension
aaNy receives certain guarantee Danish
The fears that Que creates IL his mind
caey Zach will receive wi tie bo~ the pro.
per treatme nj OF u hair.
6raHdjeaa's Composition, which hes Hitherto been sold
without odur, will henceorlh pRrtake OF
eelen periumes-Rose, Jesanine, Eergamoi. Vanilla
brosia &c &c
Principal Office, MOL Barclay doors Broadway
lAstor foust.l Ol-m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-13

New fprk, sept ID, 1875
This may certify that surng the past sGr.
edpuch from III health arising roa week.-mrs. enersl
With ssusra and vomhi"s a,T 6rsskfss proeursd boz
Of COens proUhy ,ce P' abeu ne hrsi Of ,hs pesen,
one week began 70 improve and am now entirely restored
gu my s.iimony IL Of these pills The benefit iba,
have 4. rived them induc.
e. . ss % %Sy 81 ln w ss Ia
them nni ely ,- hes, surgaye medIen, wih which
have ever been acquainted NJ "a, tInp.on., X v
: GEO. W GILES,
CoDm ssoner 81 Deeds
have derived gr,a, benefit from o. Cosns Pro
ply sctic Pi" 10 Of distracng Tic Door.uG Ala.
attack. Of Violent nervous be adj 10 such an Ien a 10
depuv, her OF al comfort by day soa Of re-, 81 night or
commenced OF the above Ps wheH Al the cad II
rssrr o. Of ascush mos hsn o menu. has since ss
ed. 4 can nosi confidently recommend hem;
no. % Ridge street.
New York, sep. :, is'a.
Having derived erest beneh, from nc Pro
phylacc Pills" end ing of many instances nv
scqusniane~ where their restoration y health y ascbrd
memo W." : ''''''' G. A. vaNoERPooL.
Isave made use Of culen's rrophyaetic Pills
Of obstinate cssvsness aended With severe Piles and
eheerluy retemmsnr them article - which give
decided preference over e'e'y ohs wedr'ns ut, SLicn
al East Broideay.
New York sept :, ls5s
Ihave made use Of Cu'lens Prepayaciic vi g.. ~ r..
redy Tor cosveness lasuae and loss n appss ard tiye
tben decided preference every other cathafc cd
cine they combine masr with efficiency producing 10
able sensation whatever. have derived
b. npft the use " them tLa rrc immend ~.
with tine fullest confidence. LtNIs &. HENb,
Br0ktr 20 BroidstrseL
New York, Sept. =, .88
have made requsn u'e 81 ca ~, P-optgiacc Pi's"
e.ded thtm T. may OF my acquaintance
complaining OF indPosion ~ y ., w d schr yos e2s
stomach had dige ton css ~ appetite &c &c
who wei myssR have derived great utrthl from ne
tbpm hsva he.itaton n sa1t.g hist co sijtr
the best gaye medicine offered the uuDtc
n ~ BUEwELL
az NASSAU street.
Ibave used Callers PrJphYlscc Pills" mi can
them excellent purgRtvr taey u1e he m
common quality o ndness with ece cy, and theS
declared 70 be purely vegetab combination, hove great
i confidence In their virtue 1HOMAS BREASTED.
100 Chatham square, NJ ".
For sale ~ WIN Hall 2i4 Broad as, Horn Powell. l3i
Bnwtry, John w. Misusr &c Pearl street William Msher,
~ DIVISION street, VIM H. Ihorp Greenwich Bath, 80 Had.
soa ST a. DR. n Herr corucr ~ Rrcadway IN Cham
ber sirsrI Or Syms, 63 Bowery aker street.
ana 81 bow c1rner of Bont y Afford, ~ Watts
street, ano ' ung 81 Fuon IT Cola A. plea
nn TOT agro' AID ~ purchase Wholesale most ~ III
dressed post pam 70 The uts.rbrr S. aart ~ ~ trcd
/ Stites WA J. BURRtrT,
I UtOlW'yo1N t2l NBtrhftcL
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Of the oldest IN the city and has lorx
been cpRsdsred second United States ia
reputation hos been earned and sustained great
evnsrd to give IN every Instance complete satisfaction Tb.
specimen books exhibit example of Visiting and
Card Engraving IN style FROM the delicate IHar or
LADIES hand ~ the old EnPh and Geca- characters the
erecuton Of which catrs win Il It's recommendation
The crds with he puest ,nsne having surface
highly polished and render suscep. ~ the finest impress.
silver Plated Door and Numbsr Plates, the plating ~
which Iru.ually hckthe silver being expressly rolled for
the subscriber.
leucr Stamrs, Consular NotaFisl Neals.
Brass Door Plates and kpncseIs
Goats of Arms, Cre A.. silver Spoons Knives Forks,
SC. Inscription o. Rings LocSets, NC.
CUrirRv-just tp,ruritd splendid assortment OF
R,zor nlaa Pear and Ivory They cases ctoce ar
tcies, AID warranted GEU a. STOUT
"A SIM carrer Of Maiden lsue and Brnadwav
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THE EYE.

ia Broadway, near Maiden Lane, up stairs.
hR. SH NkS. Physician and Ocuisi, Member of The
~ Medical Sacety Of the city and county ~ York and
pupil OF the distinguished ocu Professor Nc kpf RE oculst
ttoSe afflicted with Diseases o the Eye ana mper
nons OF vision hsi they avail themselves o his profession
sAl aEd t1ptienee oy applying Al his Office ia Broad
way.
OPTICS.
Dr. ~, from his knowledge OF connected h delec.
lie Improved lensss fer sp~ctacles VIII
cry upifc but TO the sensation GOODNESS quite
Tree en he irritation Of common glasses Dfce ia Brosd
way-opeh To4l ~ ~. t0Bf. VI 0'-lmE 4
M tDBCaL AMI suT6iCAL.-DH 8LOvEE
w consulted rs usual 10 the treatment class
professional vueation IN This country, ana not Ia he cas,
with the senamed doc-rs, medical buffers and
the day. Ohce No. Ans the American Mus~unl-
Private sn,rsnce third door from the huseum Lamp at l
uner ofies door n the evening. ie:7t
M EDlCAf. CABD-DR. CARPENTER, "a. Peck
w SIP New fok, deems proper occasionally remind
the public that he continues administer afflicted at as
old established Disrensary.
To number of The CT this metropolis he
no heslds 10 announce his victory disease its
plcaed and de uctve does he de-
be SPECIFIC in the OF the
To he begs leave respectfully remark
he conhHe himself 10 ONCE practice himself
sonaly 10 the welfare OF his patients keeps ASSISTANTS
shop BOYS and has separate ces for the privacy Of pse
who cnrne IN contact
Dr. Carpenter would add that he regularly educated 10
the profession ~ icns and end received his D
ploa IN the 1873 ~ the New York Medical Soce.
", signed by the highly respected and much lanrntd John
n. kOdger d., a. President that he has long
series ofyesrs evoie him ifto all
delicate and private diseases
Re particular IN the nprlber-4 Peek slip, rears
sty Dr.. CAR PENTER
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8se BY Montreal letters learn that addresses
continue pour in upon Lord Durham praying him to
remaiR Those who ought know say it is still doubt
full whether he will leave But feel certain
that he will remain but a short time longer.