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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
.bbeville Land for Sale.

nE Subscribers propose 10 sell q
II Tract Of land in AbbeviIle District.
continuing about 500 acres; situate Eve
miles above Cambridge on the Stage Road
from \ktn to Greenville Court House,
Tins road is the great trhoroughfare from the
Mountains 10 Hamburg and Augusta. The
Improvements are tolera,le-,he frame OF
the dwelling house is large and we'll arranged
and is susceptible Of being made convent
ent and comfortable building. There is on
he tract: su elevated and choice location for
residence Immediately Oh the Greenville
r"ad' with nm excellent spring 'e--ater con-
v"nlent. 1t may he made 3. .rior and
profitable stand for the accommodation of
travellers There is a sufIiciency of land
open for the emplnymcn, of eieh, or ten
',a"ds. Persons wishing to purchase, will
!" well promptly to examine the premises.
r addr"s The subscribers Lodi, Abbeyille
District, for further particulars.
WILSON & McCRACKAN
+. : The stock ofCa and Hogs mov
=" had with the premises.
Oct Is, 1887 da7
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Runaway Negro.

ANAWA Af from the subscriber, on
the 10Th "f September, n negro man
nv Inc name of WARREN, about 25 or
:" wears old, having lost some of his foro
tf"th. Its presumed that he has shaped
ms course Tor Charleston, S. G. A liberal
reward will be paid for his apprehension
ana safe keeping, so that get him again.
BYRD nj. GRACE.
.. Letters will reach me either at CO.
''n,hus, ia. or Henry Court House, Ala.
IL The Georgia and South Carolina
papers Will copy the above four times, and
forward their accounts to this Office Co
lumbus Sentinel.
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Public Notice.

To the Honorable the Senators and Members of the
House Of Representatives Of the Legislature of
tie State Of s. Carolina.
vn>EIE humble petition Of James Hnrper and
J his associates, residing in Augusta, Georgia.
respectful shcws unto your Honorable bodies,
that under charter from the State Of Georgia,
they have commenced the erection of a Bridge
over the Savannah River at point opposite the
upper part of the city of Augusta, and abou, one
mile above the town of Hamburg, in South Car
oina. That within ten miles ofthe site lust men,
toned IRE the Ferry ofW. Garrct, Esq above
at Campbeltown; the Bridge of the Bank of
Georgia. 81 the Sand Bar Ferry below: your ne
titiones respectfully shrw unto your Honorable
bodies. that the erection of the said Bridge il de-
manded by the public convenience Of n Iarp G
portion OF both tho Staies of South Carolina a.
Georgia; that twill shorten and improve in point
OF roads the great South Western route which
passes through, Augusta ~ will greatly benefi,
the citizens of The upper Districts of 8. Caro-
ina, IN atiording them more direct nc cess to an
additional market for their produce. Wherefore
they pray your Honorable bodies to grant them
Charter for the erection of said Bridge within
the jurisdiction of the State Of g. Carolina I'm.
or the usual terms. and they will ever pray sc
JAMES HARPER,
WIN. HARPER,
J. X. KILBOURN,
JON. MEIGS,. e. Associates
The Public nre hereby notfiedt that it is inten-
dcd to present me shove petition to the next Le-
gislature Of 8. Carolina
JAMES HARPER,
VIM. HARPER.
j. kILBOURN,
JONATHAN MEIGS,
July IL. 1888 ah "a
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Information

NHE Subscriber with others will make
Il application 10 the Legislatures of S.
Carolina and Georgia al their next regular
Session. to incorporate company for The
purpose OF constructing Bridge or a Boa,
to he lmpelled by the power of steam or
horse, crossing the Savannah River, at or
near Hamburg aud Augusta, for their own
use, in order 10 encourage the intercourse
and avoid paying The extravaeant rate of
toll nj the present. bridge. in which enter
prize the citizens and Incorporated conIpa-
MES OF Georgia as we'll as South Carolina
may participate.
HENRY SHULTZ.
Hamburg, S. c. Aug. 20. 1898. Go
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FRESH SUPPLY
OF BAGGING, ROPE & BACON.
JUST RECEIVED ANDFo SALE.
000 Pieces best HEMP BAGGING,
<0SIO 700 do. wide TOW do.
lOO Coils Of small Hemp Rope,
100 do. do. Tow do.
500 lbs. English Twine,
10000 prime Bacon Sides,
Sugar, Coffee and Moasses,
Salt, Iron and Steel
Teas, Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Brandys, Wines, and Cordals,
All OF the above Articles, or any that we may
sell we will tcarrant to be of the best guaiuu and
will sell TO order or otherwise, at the lowest
possible prices; and we assure our friends G. the
pnb'lc generally. that orders for Bagging and
Rope, or any other article in our line, shall have
our best attention
we still continue to transact business on Com
MISSION a"d will attend +" the selling or storing
OF Cotton, or amy other business entrusted to our
care. ILL., JEFFERS q o.
Hamburg, July IL, 1888 tf23
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DRUGS, OIL sc.

HE Subscribers respectfully nviu the ut
i tention of Merchants, Planters. Physi-
ciansand others to their ta,ge Stock of
FRESH MEDICINES,
Oils Of all kinds, Paints, Dye StuDs,
Windo,o Glass, Brushes, &c. &c.
AT THEIR oToREsIs
III NJ BURG AND AUGUSTA
Their supply is heavy their assortment good
and their articles fresh.
Dealing entirely with the Manufacture ers or
original Importers, they can sell their goods
az low as any house in the Southern Country
Please call and examine.
Our Store in Hamburg il next to II. L. JET.
FERs & Co.'S. liz Augustn,oppost to BEALLs
or STovALL.s Ware Houses.
KITCHEN IL ROBERTSON.
WILLIAM K. KITCHEN,
F. Nj. RoBERTsos. nj. ID.
December 6. 1897 tf45
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La w Notice.

'Hf Undersigned. having formed connex.
iesS'"nal ser. ices. in Law and Equity, for tho
DISTRICTS OF Barnwell and Edgcfeld
=. " WlMBisH is located at EdgeiieId Cour,
Ho'is'' j.. BELLINGER Jr.. at BarpwcI; G II
ana letters directed to either of these places mr. "a
A!Ken (Which will b, visited at reg ulnr lnteryalsI
VIII receive prompt attention
r. nELl.!NGlR,Jr Jr. BarnreN c. H.
J.W. WIMBISH Edgefcld c. H.
July 26, 1893
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miscellaneous.
From the Charleston Courier.
THE NOBLE SCIENCE OF LAW


A gentleman Of the profession, now nc
more, of the Western Circuit, defended q
client for hog stealing, but Notwithstanding
his efforts "a conviction was had. The
Act of Assembly in describing this offence,
says-"lf any person shall be indie ted and
found guilty of stealing any sheep, goats or
hogs, he, she or they he subject to penal
ty OF live pounds sterling, for each aud eve
~ sheep goat or hog. for stealing Of which,
he, she or they may be convicted as afore-
said" The next section imposes whip
ping in default of payment flhe fine.
Upon the trial it came OUT in evidence
that the hog stolen was pig. Among
the grounds. in arrest Of judgement. and
for new trial, was one which went n
the merits Of the case. viz:-"That the
defendant was found guilty of stealing n
hog, when the evidence only established
that he stole pig. which was no offence
under the statute.
Judge Mott, who was the presiding Jus
lice, asked the learned advocate if he in
tended to press that ground!
Adcoeate. Certainly shall press tba,
ground. it is my chief reliance in the cose
Judge Mott. You then say pig is no,
hog!
Adrocate. Certainly. What would
your honor call a young sheep?
Judge Mott. A lamb.
Adrocatee. What is young goat?
Judge Mott. A kid.
Advocdte. A young dog?
Judge Non. A puppy.
Aduocate. The young Of the domestic
hen.
Judge Mott. A chicken.
advocate. The young of the gaudy but
terfly.
Judge Mott. A worm.
Advocate. think your honor will now
see that have most ample and irresisti
Bile defence, and in the course of nv ar
gument, will be able fully to satisfy the
Court OIL the point. The learned gentle
man proceeded in the case.
ARGUMENT.
May it please your honor NV unfi,r
tunate client has been convicted OF hog
stealing against the most positive testirno-
ny. All the witnesses for the prosecution
declared the animal taken 10 be n Dip.
daughter Now, 1 would ask if nr
can grnDt! No, then he can be no hor.-
When man saws he will 60 the ,ohole hop.
bristles and all, he cannon mean q mir f1'r
a pig has no bristles. aud is but the miiujm
of hog. (Laughler.) If your honor was
10 SEND your servant TO marker to buy a
pIg,and he brought you home hog weigh
ing 300 lbs. appreh"nd you would not
consider him us having obeyed your orders.
(Laughter,) When you speak of a man.
you certainly do not mean an infant nj
the bosom Of its mother, If he he one and
twenty years Of age, he will he u man, bur
until then, he is an infant in law and fact.
When pig can grunt he is a hog, and
not till then. Laugnter.) shall urge The
point no further
The additional dav to February, once
IN four years. seems very naturally design.
cd to increase tho spring necessary 10
hop year.
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N dbI'ECE.

A LII. Persons having demands against Wn,
~ R' Conner and Wado II Conner, deceased
are ter' BY requested to hand them to the Sinh,
f'1 , dn h''ested' and those indebted to either
OF inc Pbove AIMED int"states, are reouested ~
make immediate payment. ID. II. JONES
IVY w. i'''S nc III Adn'v
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~ Otice e.

NOt1Ce.
SnlTH'S Grammar, Biography and
- Atlas, on the Productive System. Also
sm''h's Practical and Mental Arithmetic,
win variety Of other SCHOOL Books.
may he found at the Store of
March Z, 1889 ,r5
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NOTICE.

"A Ii. Persons having demands against the
"A state of Thomas w. Dlease are reonest.
ed 10 hand them into the subscriber properly at.
tested, and those indebted are required to make
payment without delny.
~ SAM. F. GOODE, Adm'r.
Sept Is, 1888 80
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Improved Pink Saucers.
f00l IMPROVED PINK SAIrCrRs
aNIOO for dying Silk, Stockings. Gloves
Feathers. Flowers. Tiffany, GAUGES, Cranes
Cambricks, Musins. DC. sc. .
just received aud for sale at the Edrefed
Medicine Store. i's''''"
July lG .eo.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A LII Persons indebted to the late Chr; :
a tIan Breithaupt, decd, are reau, st i.
ed TO make immediate payment. And II
persons having demands against the ests te
OF said deceased are requested to prese Mt
them duly attested.
Feb. q.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Notes and Accounts of DR.. James
Spann, deceased, have been left with
MIR. II. l.. Jeffers. in Hamburg. All ner-
sons indebted to DR.. Spann are requested
to call and pay MIR. Jcifcrs, who il au,boriz
ed to receive the money; and those having
demands against the Estate will pleaso
render them to him. r. SPANN
March 26, 1888 IFS sJm,,,;.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.

"HESE presents will certify to all concern
IL ed, that We. George NJ Newton residing
in the city of Augusta. and State of Georgia
and John O.. Ford, residing in the town of
Hamburg in the District aforesaid, have. formed
and do hereby form partnership under the act
Of the General Assembly ofthe State of South
Carolina authorizing the formation Of Limited
Partnerships, for the purchase and sale OF Goods,
Wares merchandise. which business is tobe car
ried on in said town of Hamburg under the name
and style Of "John y. B. Ford" and to continue
for and during the term Of five years from the
date hereof. The said John o. B. Ford is the
General partner, and the said Geo. M. Newton
is the Special partner having actually contribu-
ted the sum of five thousand dollars to the COM
mon stock lin testimony whereof we have hereto
set our hands this fifth day of October, eighteen
hundred and thirty eight
lsigned.1 GE9;M; fdaN 4 EEWToN. y 1dS%
Signed and 1eG1Srlessed GE% IL ;hs
[sisned'] WEiLINGToN WEI. fNGToNfs FORD.
Hamburg, 8 C. Oct. S. 1888 f36
NEW GOODS.
ME Subscriber begs leave 10 invite the at
Il tention of the people OF Edgrficld and the
adjoining Districts to an entire New Stock of
FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH g.
AMERICAN
ID R Y O. 90 DS.
Which lie has Just received from New York
and is now up ming at the New Store adjoin.
ing MI Hubburds Hotel in Hamburg.
Ills stock IS sextensive-New-and bought for
cash all OF which he offers for sale n, rs low
prices as can be bought in any Southern cty. He
deeinsl entirely unnecessary to enter into gem
eral enumeration of the articles Of which his
assortment is composed or 10 ho d ont ary In.
dncenent which may not in the practical opera
tons OF his business he realized, hut simp to
state that he intends to keep his store furnished
at al' tinies wth'te oes, s. most desirable articles
and (as far as possible to do) an assortment of
every thing that belongs strictly to his line of
business, and that the buying and selling of Dry
Go"ds will constitute his sole and LEADING pursu;t
and leave it to those with whom he shall be so
fortunate Us to deal to decide whether he can sell
rs cheap as others engaged in the snme business.
JOHNO. B. FORD.
nanburg, =. Oct D. 1898 ab 36
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III JnI 10 That chi get hun.
THOMAS KERNAGHAN
Hamburg, March 26, 1897 tfS
state of ~ tn arOliua
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
VIM: Brnnson. vs.. Foreign -Anachuent.
William Drum. Debt.
F1NHE Plaintiff in this ease having on In. III,
Il of September, filed his derlarntion in the
Clerks Office, and the Defendant having no
wife Or attorney known to be in this State, upon
whom n copy of the said declaration NAV be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said De
iendant do appear and make his defence within
year and day, from the filing ofthe said dec
laration. or final and absolute Judgment will be
awarded to- the said pInintti
GEO. POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, Sept II, 1893 ca 80
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Perfumery.
in small bottles, assorted sizes.
~ Hermitage Extract, Florida Water,
Ess. Cinnamon, Oil of Cloves,
Fancy Perfume Walls,
Bears OIL Kephalra,
N. Smith Prentiss' Saponacious Com
pound Fancy Soaps,
Naples Compound Shaving Soap, &c.
Just received and for sale by
NICHOLSON s. PRESLEY.
April 12. # IN
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CLOCKS, WATCHES and
JE WELLER y.

JE WELLER
No. 242 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
(Near the United States Hotel
TNHE Subscriber offers to the Citizens of
u Edgefeld District and its vicinity Ricl,
and fashionable assortment Of
WATCHES, JEWELLERY &
of the lntest Style and Importation, consisting
i'll part of the following Articles:
Gold Independent Second Watches, with
from II to 25 Jewels,
Gold 4 Silver Levers, Plain &, full Jewelled.
London Duplex and Anchor Escapement
Watches,
tiold q Silver Lepine and Vertical Watches,
Ladies' rich Gold Neck Chains, new pattern,
Genlemen's Gold Guard and Fob Chains,
Keys, Seals, Finger-Rings, Breast Pins, Ear
Rings,
Gold aud Silver Thimbles, Pencil Cases,
Spectacles. &c. &c.
Mantle Clocks, Flower Vases q Musical
BOXES.
ALSO,
"A General Assortment Of
SAAV EN- w ARE.
SILVER TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
SUGAR loNas, Sour LADIES, CA.roa e. CAKE
BASKETS. CAsDLEsrIcxs. SALT SPooss, &c.
ALSO,
SU ERIOR CUTLER
A fine assortment of RoaERs', ELL1orr's
and WADE & BUrcHER's RAZORS, PEN
hNITES AND SCISSORS; also n good AZ.
sortment of BOWIE KNIVES and DIRKS.
JOHN b. MURPHY.
N. Is. CLOCKS and WATCHES carefully re-
paired. aud Warranted to perform well.
Augusta, Ga. March 2S, 1893 tf9
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Hats and Umbrellas.

state Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Wm Robertson and wife,
Elizabeth Tompkins ct al.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ an order from Chancellor Johnson, shall
offer for sale to the hgies bid~er, a, the house
OF John Rochelle, ON Monday, the 10Th of No
NcifIuri ucAt, truUt of i.....l A.
estate OF stephen Tomkins, deceased, .con,n;h-
lug four hundred and tnirly-s,x 'acres f,,brc or
less, situated i'll Edgetield District ON the waters
OF the Savannah Kiver, and adjoining lands of
l.dward Golfer, C'.'r'cs freeman, Lit,lebury
Freeman and others. u.I credit of one and two
years except the costs which must he paid in
cash. Purchaser t" give bond und personal &C.
curty and mortgage of the premises.
J. TERRY, c. Z. D.
Commissioners Office,
Edgeteld, Oct 2s 1888 d3s
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LAW NOTICE.

FtlE Undersigned have associated
Il themse Ives together in the practice
ofLaw and Equity in Edeefeld District.
N. |. GRIFFIN,
A. BURT.
Sept. 4, 1889 n3l
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Books and Stationary.
MIH'S Arithmetic, Geography and Atlas
- and Grammar, and a good assortment Of
School q Miscellaneous Books. also Letter and
Foolsrap Paper. Ink, Quills, States. &c. &c.
Just received and for sale by
hpril20 ria
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state of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Commissioner Ns in Equity : Foreclosure
Gideon Pardue. of Mortgage
NOTICE il hereby given, that on Wednes-
~ lay, the 9th day of Dece ember next in the
Town OF Hamburg, shall offer for sale to the
highest bidder. One Lot in tn. Town Of Ham.
burg, situate in Mechanic street. and known in
the plan OF said Town rs Lot No. Il7) one hun.
drcd and seventeenth foreclose ,,,ortpaee Civ.
en- to secure the purchase none, of said Loi.
Terms and conditions will BE- made known on
the day of sale.
J. TERRY, c.EE.D.
Commissioners Office,
Edgeheld, Nov. ]. 1893. a. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

The additional dav to February, once
IN four years. seems very naturally design.
cd to increase tho spring necessary 10 n
hop year.
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Reward.

. ssJ Reward.
Id ANYWAY from the Subscr,.
~ M her on the night Of the 5th of
E:A February last, from my place two
miles iiom Hamburg, :. C.. a negro
man mmed BEN. about rorty-five
T years DID, five feet six inches high
4 g. The above reward will pay for
delivering him tn me- oY putfiuu him,
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NEW GOODS,

NHE Subscriber begs leave 10 invite the at.
tention of the people OF Edgrficld and the
nc! oInng Districts tn an entire New Stock of
FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH s.
AZ ID
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NO tIce.
EOOk at This!

look at This!
A Ill Persons indebted TO DIR. UAnwoo,
tA BURT will please call and settle with ST..
GooDE, who is duly authorized to settle up his
nooksa give receipts. ii BURT.
June 26, 1893 tf 81
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FOr Sale.

M Y HOUSE and Lot. in the Village of
1vA Hdgefeld, upon terms TO suit a purchaser
In my absence. apply to Col. Ba,rSkctt
JAMES JONES.
April IL If 10
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N"mbrr'ess certificates of this medicine. boye
neen 'end"rcn hui have thought fit oinscrt ON.
ly the following from the Rev. Joel n. U,d.a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23

MO CURE NO PAY-Sst RheVm. Rungworm, Tet.
ter scsd Head Jsehsea garbers Itch, and all
diseases ~ the skn are crectualy cured by the of
SANDS Remedy Tor Salt Rheu which yet fail.
ed IN single Instance II entire new discovery
In the annals Of medicine and the ubcbes willing IN
guarantee TO purchaser refund the full price
Of H.
The following certificate Of vuess selected from May
others recently received;-
NEw yorK. May ~, 1874
M~srs A. Nd d. ssnds,-Havng been cured Of severe
Of Salt Rhum. attended with violent IL hing by the
ef Remedy, ard Svrup Of Ssrap,r having
s like favorable operation of friends who have
used adstion. dsep duty to STATE pub.
ciy for the b. TT of the who similarly afflicted
e result 81 my experience, that all who
hiced with ~rupttve similar diseases,
cine with the fullest confidence of obtsining relief IL
stout six months cured there has heer
appearance oft Yours truly, JOSEPH CLARE,
20, Washington st
II shout eight months since this valuable Remedy
publicly Introduced and In that tine,
and 5000 different have sought and Obtained relief by
Prepared and sold by A. n D. SANDS No 100 Fulton,
~ william rse and sod by IL the
prc pal cities and in the United States Price o.
iet5 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23
81 AsDSbwIs rSc2pssTuEH 5s 9oSi

MANS PILLS-A sure and speedy Tor certain de,i
cate diseases when taken together the Detergent mill
hcr and the Pills srenrhen~r Of he diseased organs.
These articles universally used thing
which SAID IN short advertisement, would ts
their srer, reputation Their popularity may be Judged o
IRON the fact that innon bo.,es and bor
p,d New york, PhladepA- boston and Washington dur
ing The last two yesv Taose that desire secr~sy may
uss n these med he entirely cured without the {, sr
sxposur,
sold wholesale and retail nv NJ GuIon, 127 Bowery en-
nsro orsn corner 81 Henry ard Pike, and 81 Grand
,sr,s corner OF Broadway and Chambers ST. and
rsoson and North Moore sad VIM n. Hoaarns IS
n@ cents per bouie asd box with tull
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-23
ORRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An s'essn, and hgbl

To give pear y whiteness 10 he teeth,
r. eshance the charms and beauty ~ the mouth,
And add fragrant sweetness to the breath.
n an attainment ,ang dsvoatly wished
Thougk meier till efes ivey achieved
TIE tIrrs Tooth Paste happily insures
Tbis uue IN desired result, ss viii Its use,
with pramp ness sna high satisfaction, prove.
THE ORRIs TOOTH PASTE. while " beauties the
teeth. removing and preventing every appearance ~
tartar and givrg hr~i clear and pesry wtrners I'm
proves color The pS Esd gives additions
beauty the s.s~-sb of the ~rothy us ~in~cfins
properties greatly t~nds the teeth frnm decay
hire th for wk,ch il orr poo us,iv ana extensively
eelsbyassd. Tor sale W. lrsste ard retsi nv
n G. HART No 10 Brosdwsy,
s2i.v corner of Ceurtaadt a
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TNsTITUTION rOR THE CUxE or srAs

MERiNo.-Ths Institution, formerly o. Courlant street
M for the pton of pupils the 1 OF May
25s Spring street, Hudson Arrangements have
made for persons coming from the country and Others
choose board ut the Institute, and ss be consany
under the superintendent OF the Principal The system
w he prsctced by the subscriber for the
last years with couplee Hundreds OF
this city and the adjoining country have erpersace
benefits and testified to Its complete efficacy IN curing the
of Pupils will he received from i've
old and In all cases guarsLeea or the money
will he refund~d.
Tems-From s25 $500 The isdirent cured grs,is For
ur,her normsicn apply TO the subscriber al 'he Institute
ifhv irtier, post paid.
GU cuars can he had ny applying sbsve, containing
si5sm HENRY WELLS. Principal