davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23
The Wonderful Cures

PERFORMED BY
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SY-
RUPOF PRUNUS VIRGlNiANA,
OP WILD CHERRY

E.p
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SY-
RUP OF PRUNUS VIRGlNiANA,
or WILD CHERRY.
CiSciSArTI, February 10, 1910.
DR. SWAYNE-Dear Sir:-Pcrmii
~ ne TO taAc The liberty of wiring TO
you AT this time TO express my appreciation.
aud 10 recon .mend Ia the attention Of heads
lies and others your invaluable mcdi-
cine-ihe Comp.ui Syrup oil Pruuus Vir-
siniaaa. ur Wild Cherry Bark. In my
lrnvels Of late have seen in many Install
ces The wonderful effects Of Your r,eiicinc
in relieving children very obstinate com
plaints, such as Coughing, Wheeziu.
Choking of Phlegm. Asthmalic attacks.
&c. Sc. should not have written this
letter, however. nj present. although lave
felt It NV duty To add my testimony 10 il
inr snme lime. had it nnt been for I late IN
stance " here The medicine above alluded
to was instrumental. in restoring To perfect
health the only child" whose case was
almo,, hopele,s, ~ u family of ac1nain.
tance II thank Haven" said The doarins
rnoher, '.niy child i, saved from tine jaws
Of dcaih! o how feared The relentless
:avager! But ny child Is sale i sale !!
Beycnd all douh, DR.. Swayue's COM
pond Syrup Of Wild Cherry is The most
yaii,ihlc medicine in his or any other comn
try. lam ceriaiu have witnessed ,nore
,iian one hundred cases where il has heeh
attended with complete success. am
using i, myself in an obstinate attack nf
Bronchitis, 10 which it proved eflrclual in
an exceedingly short rir c. Considering the
severity ofite case. eau recommend il
in the fullest confidence offs superior vir-
tues; " ould advise that 20 family should
be without ii; it is very p!easan, and al
WAYS benclicial--worlh double and oIlen
len times lis price. The Public aro assu-
red there is ro quackery ahoutii.
r. JACKSON, D. u.
Formerly Pastor orlhc First Preshylerl
an Church New York.
For sale by DR.. Swayno nj 81 North sixth
ST. Philadelphia, nnd by
SD. CLARKE & Co. Druggists.
Corner Genre aud Mercer streets, Ham,
burg S. c.
march Q q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23

adopted, and The proceeds; to manures, 10
live sIock ofall kinds, in their relative utlli-
ty, for pleasure, labour, food, and the dairy;
TO dairy produce; TO poultry, diseases OF
domestic animals; TO bees. orchards, gar
dens, farm buildings, farming implements,
TO silk, aud many miscellaneous subjects.
The duty Of an Agricultural Surveyor, is,
TO visit every District aud Parish in the
S,ate: svcry principal farm or plantation,
the management Of which promises 10 al
ford useful Information; 10 correspond aud
cooperate with practical men, or, in the
words oil the resolve the Massachusetts
Legislature, ITO collect accurate informa-
ton. Of the state and eondrIon OF the az
ricullure OF the Commonwealth. and eve
r, suhiccr CONNECTED with il. point out the
means soliuiprovcmcnr, and make detail
ed 1epnrt thereof, with as much exactnesS
a, circumstances VIII admit" Your Com.
mittce will add nothing funRerio these de-
tails, Than odvcr, 10 the fact, thatsevery
Executive Message, directs The aitcn'lou
Of the legislature u this snhjcc'. but from
a misguided spirit cl economy. the cali has
hitherto bern neglected. IL becomes US
NOW, TO nc, with independence. aud prop
cr waning fortunes: policy requires II, pat
rio,isu, demands il, aud oar duty furbds u
10 neg lect the welfare Of our country
Your COMMITTEE consi er their duty fulfil
led in offering these views, aud pressing
The adoption Of the following resolutions.
Resolved, That an Agricultural Survey
Of the State ol South Carolina. i, highly
necessary and expclient; that il will be
means vi developing and improving her
resources retaining al home. her citizens
aud slave lobour, and rounIeracIins, in
some measure. ri!c effect Of competition
in her great staple, from The fertility Of mcw
lands III other STATES.
Resolved, That tie rcsu!l of each years
survey, be annually reported 10 tins House.
ant copies distributed to every AsTicultc-
"a! Society throughout The State.
Resolved, That the sutn Of three thou
sand dollars be appropriated for The eusu-
us year. 10 said survey aud Iha, the Gov
ernor be specially charged with The seIec-
lion oi' a capable person to execute tho
same.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
ROBERT w. Rorgn, Ch'nm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23
ruuyDgR STORMS.

The distance Of thunder Storm, aud
consequently the danger, is noi difficult, to
be asccriaincd. As lich; travels at the ratio
of about sc. .420 leagues in second, near
" 200 coo miles in one second Of time, its
effects may be considered as instantaneous
within any moderate distance. Sound, on
the contrary, Is transmitted ouly a, tho
rate OF ,li2 feet in second. BY accu-
rarcly observing, therefore, the time which
iulcrvoncs between the flash of light aud
the beginning Of The noise of The thunder
which follows ii, a very accurate calcula-
lion may DO made of its distance. viz:
when you observe the lightning, aud 10
seconds elapse before you hear the thunder,
you are two miles out Of danger; bu, if you
only distinguish one second TO elapse be-
tween the lightning aud thunder, thea yod
may estimate yourself only l,l42 feet from
the dangerous fluid. and the nearer TO the
light you hear the thunder within one ses
cond, you may coun, yourself in danger;
by having a knowledge of these. thingg
there is no better means of removing apr
prchensions. 1.-THE thunder rpaihl lcss SEWN
seconds. you must be awaits that iiiS elesss
,ric fluid has passed. through spasa from
the atmosrhSFc 10 liic eartii. d tlislans6 Of
nearlyere rnsEc aall bali. Sometimes
The A Il skips from qua ciond 10 another
betsy ccsltes u shaeassh There is 40
5gas to BE ssehesisl lad from tho ihun-
opesascs as d w1rniag when
ssAel ltssiAGz Chvpnicfs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23
EIGHT ERE.S'DRED
FRENCH FRUIT TREES. ROSES AND

tAMtLLlAS.
TYHE subscriber has Just received from Pa
III ris, by the ship olympia. choice collec-
iion oi PEARS, APPLES, PLUMS. PEACH
ES. CHERRIES, APRsCOTS ALMONDS.
and MADEIRA WALNUTS. whirh he oilers
for sale eithcf aneS Sr by the bundle. each
bundle contains 10 Pears. 5 Apples. S Peaches,
5 iprleots. 5 PIn,ns. 3 Cherries, 2 Almonds.
and 2 Madeira Walnr,s, and are beautifully
packed. The Trees. as fu as examined, are
among the finest ever imported into this city,
and are well ,w"rlhy OF ilse as,eNtidn ui t!iose
wishing tn obtain good FrniL. The varieties
are uncxcep,ionablc
ALso-!A few choice ROSES and CAMiL-
LAS,
And, fresh assortment of GARDEN SEEDS,
auroue which are f,ur varieties oil Cunlltlow.
ers. including The large Asiaic, the White Bel
eiaa und Long Red French Carrots, new Flaii.
dess S2inage, Rohl Rabbi, several varieties ni
new aud superior Letiuces. md all OF such
Seeds as age suited to the season.
ALso.-One of the mos, splendid collection
OF choice FLOWER SEEDS ever imported
here. together with some Of the bes, and new
est Dahlias
Chaiiesau, Feb. Is March9 It q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23

I'-icc Of Bloodsd Cattle in Englmd.-
In luokim. over late English paper. NC
nnricrd i slatehicnt Of Ike prices al which
Il fnc herd Dc Here ford cattle were solo OH
18th OcIobe, last, aud the price although
lower, as i, strikes us. than those ,ha, have
hecm paid in lhls country for Dwhams.
were nevertheless liberal. The cows vary
ins IRON, 1 10 10 years old sold at from 40
to ESQ sts. and Que Hood Pigeon Of 6
years old for ESQ. The bulls sold for
from 20 10 f206.
The average for 100 animals was about
,c5i, or S27U.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23

1sna.-ss PEI ias..riasly IA easanee
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23
GO TO THY PLAY.

Go TO Thy play my liiile boy.
With bounding heart. while LIE ID young
l would NOT mar thy sunny joy.
Or hush the pra,,lins Of lhy tongue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23
AUGUSTA SEED STORE,

FEyllE proprietor OF this establishment has
JUS, received large supply of GENu-
INE SEEDS. the crop of lSll. He leaves the
Seed to recommend themselves: which they
have done ever since he has deal, III them. The
Shakers Garden Seed is sought for by every
person aud here they niay have il genuine.
.l,a nsisai alnsra.sen- ssaSe 10 country dealers,
bnd SIZED. Lucerns. q losers siansel tVurs
eel, French Sugar Beet. Rye Giass. Blue do.
Hnrd's do, Hops, California Wheat. Aspara-
gus Rno,s. Tunlip Seed. &c. &c.
A tew elesan, Dahlias aud Flower Seed.
Augusta. Feb u II 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23
~ Gsa2s;sssS 81
SSss;s:;s s s sass ge;S
sSD
@oetie Geeess,
NEVER DESPAIR.

4
Though the bilows of life around thee should
roll,
Aud the wa,e,s OF darkness break over thy soul
Though Thy brow should be ciouded with sor-
row and care, :.
Ye, there is promisc--ihen never dcspair,p
Tho the friends of,hy yoaih should bc alter'd
aud chans'd.
And The hearts tina, were fondesi forever ts-
trang'd;
Though tears shond ctrbii,cr atfec.ion's warm
prayer, >,
re, ,hrre is promise--,hen never despair !"
Though the wings oflby spiri! be broken and
crus!'d,
And the VOICE ,a: is loved. ia eternity lGsl,'d !;
Though death bile al the prospects OF al that Is
fair
Y., there is prom;se-then neser despair
Although by the world thou art roldiy foisaken.
l.c, ,hy faith in that PROMISE b. ever tinsi'ahGn;
It will chear thee through lite, and bless !heein
death.
And wing with delight thy las, vanishing brca,h.
For that promise is life in yon heaven above,
Whern Justice. is iIlropscd with swee, mercy
and love:
Where blessings immortal and g!ories divine.
For the chosen of God eve,!as,insly shine.
Then cling no, to earth viii its struggle and
strife;
Let i, crush no, thy spirit. though If darken Thy
lie;
Blu, in Thy dark moment OF anguish and care.
Remember the promise. and never despair !
GO To THY PLAY.
Go to Thy play my Iiiile boy.
With bounding heart. while LIE ID young;
would NOT mar thy sunny joy.
Or hush the Prat.lins Of ihy tongue.
To PLAY. my child, before the day
OfeviI thoughts and cares siiall Gomez
love to see tie always gay
l, adds lus,re 20 thy home.
Play on. while vel tby pssss S. S bright,
: Ana ti,y heart Biees tiie birds aud iioweIs,
Long may such innocent delight
Remind me Of youths happy hours.
And NAV that Cod who rrsns above.
Aud watches round thy bed by night,
Pro,cc. the daily ny his love.
Aud make The precious in his sight. DC. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23
DEETaS'CRY!

r PEALER, Surgeon Dtnhsi. wrnld
81 respectfully inform his friends, and the
public generally. ,ha, he ia prepared 10 'l'nd
To NIL busirrss IN his profession. s,ch n Filing
Plugging. Cleansing, und Extracting TEETH
tie Is also prepared To lnsert. partial o, full
sets nf iueorruptihle Teeth, on Pivo,s. or Gold
Piaie. oii'lhe most scicn'ifce principles.
Tiose desirou, OF his professional services.
will ne waited on by addressing him al Long
,nircs p. o., fsdgefeld District, ). C.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-23

Blu, in thy dark moment ofansuish and care.
Remember the promise. and never despair !
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
DIED {:

On Thursday morning. William f. Phyte IN tpe ao year
His relatives and friends and those Of his brothers Isaac
NJ John James. Robert and George w, arc fespccuui'y
invited 10 accompany his remains from INC mouse o ms
broter John Phvi., No. II Murray strectton sdtuFday
morning 9Th iit O'Clock. the loot OF Liberty slftc'
His remains will be ,aen TO Philadelphia Tor internlent
Ua the 5h Inst the 9th year o! his age hiram 1u'hsr
.on of George d. Strong. o. =, ~,
IN afternoon 9th nst AT o'clock aller 81
Illness Amelia Ann, daughter of Col Wn Jones. aged /"
years aud days. ..,, r-o,, ,or ;ntcr
u,ent from her fathers residence NO o. ""ih ~,
~ h,ltnasl clock The reBds Oi The family
are respectfully invited 10 aitehd- N ,,r
ON the 5lh inst Harriet l.. Adams aged ID years 49,.
On the 9th inst, George Augustus youneeS' so VI
and lyanda Kemp, aged years and : aaSo.
I'm The 5ll, ins, Michael Murphy, aged So o, 4.
On the 9Th inst Charles Swecncy Jr IN 'he <9s yd' VI
his age 1.s Mccu,locl in the
On the 5l inst Stephen r. Sharge, native oil Albany
aged about 81 gears =, -, ,,,,,,;on
Thaddcus b. Clover late of this city, IN the o'u yea' VI
his aye ,,,, n, ,s, Crocn re-.
vou;ionary penSioner, aged o. ,,.-- Sr,uXc
Ar Rutland VI, the 2S,h ult. Hon moses sik.S'., H.
aged TO- formerly Chief Judge OF The County Court u" '
County. ,,o,h ,ro, :,
NS Louis ON Esd ulI. in the 81 wear oi MS ase, 'o m
w Walsh Esq, Clerk St Louis Court o ComHiom M v
AZ Cairo on the while visit from N" io ~
Mrs Phebe w. Cocn formerly OF Southampton ho"s '
pp1
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
DY S. DRAPER, Jr.-Store 81 WI
lian.sircet. corner OK Pine->reet
NRIOkY October 7.h,

-
FRIDAY, October 7:h
A, the OF McssTs Jolly Frcret importers o' e'e'h
Gioye,. Laces and Em5roderics, II Bcaver-Si
GLOVES LAcEs AND EMBHoiU ERlsS.-a large assortment
consisting of all s scripon> and fashionable woiAsu
muslin goods liner cambria hdkis, riyere white a& 'oo
cd borders Brussels laces, lace >hans peerines collars 'h
other articles of French merchandise.
Particulars OF which willappear hereafter ,
Also Invoice of Cashmere, iarino and kabye ShdN.
Also large assortment OF BombaZncs.
Also an invoice OF MouSselin De Lanes
Also aa entire invoice Slk veivets OF superior qua
SrGCkS.-M I2 s'clock, AT the Merchants ESth1bNt-
Sold for the benefit ot whom II may eenoeri:--
$50 Shares, of $50 each 10 The capital stack ~ he 'f
Ward FirS Insurance Company. The shart> OF tEt as'
company have been reduced from So 20 S5 20 per sts'r
and the OF The company changed to The NNi2Ial
Fire Insurance Company.
Bonds OF SleGe each OF the State oi ILLINOIS, dated ~
Nav 1sti bearing interest AT per cent annun, payhe
halfyeary redccnsbe at the pleasure a The State oie
the year 1865.
Bonds OF $1,000 each or t2s sterling OF the Souibetn
Life Insurance and Trust Company OF tori;t guarantee
by the Government Florida and with permanent an
accommodating sinking tusd redemption, dated Htei
August 1882 bearing interest at per cent per alaua'
payable halls yearly AS per certificate.
10 shares OF the New Br .ghlon Association Stocs
REAL EsrArE--At>o the House and lei No 80 Sptrc 81
The house is story house leased m good tenant
$500 per and taxes repairs, &c I'LL Isl May next r
uucxpred term o the lease To be transferred to Inc purchase
Theot Is 25 feet inches from. Spring street, aud - et
in rear by lo4 feet ncheson the east side and
chcson ,be west Terms of sale0ne hall OF the nuts
money in cash 10 per tito be paidoo the day OF @
and 40 per cent on The delivery Of the deed Tie balance
may remain secured by bond and mortgage on The o
ii desired, per cent interest payable hni' yearly io
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
DO Yon burn Niie

HAHTucKET OIL ST ORE.
u fs subscriber has been appointed Agent Tor le ssis
of OIL for an extensive Oil Company at Nantucket and
to supply at his s,ere or from his ~og
on daily otherwise less than the usual market prices
by the cask.
Sperm Candles superior quality % per h. by the box.
~ B. Fomiies who purchase gallons will ba charged
the wholesale price.
manufacturers OF steamboats,, and any large con-
scmcrs OF oil Will he dealt with on very liberal terms
of JAMES NJ ALES1ER, l60 Division street
II no Eail0rs and EHair Drrssers.-ihi-
nroyed Campben- Spirit Lamps made expressly 10 woik
by Also Camphene of superior quality, By
~ Im- g. MIGHELL, Catharlne ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
MARRIED ::

On vs.. Dire DAY morning. 9TH inst By the Rsv Dr. Yer
miye Mr.. Isaac Dychmdn vermllye TO Miss Josephine
Ward. all Il this city.
Dudley S,uyyesaBt O. :, 90
Harriet Tieston, OF Tins city. .
,On the 5,h usl Henry Hayward Of South Caroiha' 10
I4ierina Le Iouye ofihe Island of Cuba.
On he 5il ns, sr Wilson Amelia, daughter OF Alr s
Moss, all nj this c'ty =, . h,h -,
This city. ,, .., a,c
wo-d 10 ii>s Sarah Naiio Mssten
AT Hartford Mr.. Nicholas 3elfoy OF Ne" io'h' 10 i''
Lydia M. Banks. Of Hartford III, . .,;
Al Branori, CT. John D Braaey ot4'e" !aNe' u 'i'
Susan Whiting. ,,,;
At Syracuse N. " Mr., Levi Dcnsbrow to MIS-. Adeline
AT Syracuse, N Y, Mr. James Kinne 10 Miss Aimila
Hay. :, c.,, ~ -,
At Hcashaw Place in Leicester, on the Sd u Hammond
Whitney, Esq of Boston Miss Laura l. Henshaw, oil
Warren T.umbul county, OHIO .,, .,
Al PLjadeipia on the I'd inst William Alexander 10
ASayanna! on The 2alh ul, Mr.. Frederick T. ouiIk,
forncrly Of New York. Miss Elizabeth Maria Kennedy,
Of Savannah. a., ~,.. ,p;.
AtTauntun, Mass, the ~ inst Wm @yan' OF Drain
tree. 10 Alrs Phebe Davis, OF Taunton
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
FEyIIt, CHEAPEST CLOTHING ES-

4 rApt,spMrt,T- IN NEv.YoEE WITHOUT Any ExcEr-
ri0N TnOS WILEY, j. No 7l3 GEENwlcH ST. between
Csarlq, aud Auos Se,Y-york, respectfully informs ms
friends customers and the prhlic M general. tiat he SUI
continues at the o stand, where he has been tor the ast
six wears, pursuing se OF husrcH which has gwen sEen @
,pfrra Sa,isiacoa 10 his Customers His STOCK OF r al
Goods hich are new received haze all Lccn purchased at
the Lowest Cash Prices which caables hlm to make up
clo,lug cheaper than any o!her establishment IN !ie
,Th,, stccb consists ana most dShondpie
Goods ir In, oarkG, comprising are assortment o! very
superior broad CLOTHS beaver cot and plot cotns iso
r.s,mers sane and ve.iing OF all kinds and descrip
ons that ar. pbc found atkel, which VII be hhde up
m ,te trust fas shioabc style AMI ~ the pest manner
Also on hand drTe assortment oi Ready
and I, ,srv Ibn- nee Sary Tor gentlcmahs ouib'
t;cn,lcmen furnishing their own haefa can maze ,heh
made nm in the hest possible and at iuucn Fs
nricr i,i, ever before offered, AMI warranted good NJ
Cutting aud repairing done with neuiness and despaich
aud Uery to,r prices.
NJ D. Persons Wishing c'ohlnc IN haste. can have com
nletc outfit i'm twelve hours notice. SEf inltSeuu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
- E,hib;,;ou Of American Manufac-

,ureshe Ersnt Institute OF The state OF Pennsylva-
the promotion of the Mechanic Arts wlll h1o .e
Twelfth Exhibition OF American Manufactures, IN the !as
Saloon of the Philadelphia Museum IN Nfuih-stree nea
in The city OF Philadelphia CONNIE ncing on
Tuesday the 18Th and closing Saturday the i udS "a
oc,ober -, Of
he prizes there 10 be awarded will consist as usual o
ihe Silver Medals and Certificates OF honorable Hienuo %
The Insn,e Thes honorable testimonials OF merit "ioe
distributed the generous and ifparuai
nc heretoorr and they will be awarded by
ndoes in all cases The rooms will be ready for theieceP
ton of articles intended for exhibition on SATURDAY,
l5th and all such arc intended 10 compete 70. or
musI be deposited before - O'Clock moon on Iuesa!
,5ea to5er la,h f,0-,.(~ ,,,.,,,a
Tke Managers ohe Institute being desirous OF exhibiting
tn their feow.czeus creGitable display OF American
kili and industry solicit from the manufacturers and ne
chanics in all parts Union specimens OF aer pouce
lions as well those The kind made for ordinary sales as
which e greatest care and skill have been besto
assuring them thai the best e1crtions OF The institute
rcs The regulations for the exhibition and any set m
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
o6 3,s Aciuary Franklin Institute, Philadelphia.
j. Great Eair of the American Institute
nj Nibia'. eSar.len, city of New York, Oct:
1Gtb. sSiI.-The piouglnng match and e1hlluoh oi
olourks The Pyroechnc spay; National Convenion
he exhibition Of life preservcrs boat races
and Submarine explosion; the Cattle sho" and sale tne AM
Address and q! other addresses WIN e
closing address, the grand Display OF specimens oil aErcu
turc manufactures asd the arts OF moving machinery Oh
owcr fru &C. NAV all be witnessed. Articles for com
nettion or exhibition merely should be delivered and
early the a or 9Th oil Octoher win tDe eACeP
,inn OF cattle flowers Sc. in relation 10 which, see As
cultural Circular al the Repository 0 The institute ID ,fe
Park. 81
~ "a. so cents per bo,tIc.-The chief virtues
tb, Tricopherors or niedicated compound, are,
l. Its bracing strengthening and Clarifying properties
=. It> .eniy stimulating the action OF the skin;
$. It's producing and encouraging reaction IN tue npp
roo' particularly in III. pulp which receives the
vcssels nerves, giving lie and vgor 10 The har;
4. Is eGusiizing Tie circa la,ion Ell the ilGids;
:, lis t,ceu. the skin from the effects OF rerspiraon,
scur and iantrih. and dsposing thc hair 10 cnri
{. And lis frequent will preserve The hair IN beauty
and bcaIih iGc latest period o liiu.
lirsc who wish become wholesale or retail agents
will apply the propretors, by letter At the haircut
ting rooms 1f5 Broanay Of Lbeyt, up stairs
Warranted 10 Leepin any climate. % I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07
THE NEW WORLD

For SATURDAY, OcT. 8, viii contain THE JaCobllE T.
LOVERS an Original Tale, by Miss Lsabea 4 Smith, OF
Glasgow, Scotland THE PASS OF LENEf, with a
splendid Engraving. THE MISER'S DAUGHTER, Sc
veral chapters Of this best novel OF the day. by v" H.
Ainsworth. CHAPTERS ON WINE, the conclusion OF
this eccentric and article NIGHT IN HAD
DON HALL an extraordinary circumstance, BY the author
of Letters from Ancient English Halsand Castles" THE
PROSE POET OF GERMANY, by Park Benjamin, from
the Artist, Familiar Epses from Elderly Gentleman
ON Half Pay by W. II. Maxwell, author OF Stories OF Wa
,erIoo.u &C. THE QUEEN IN SCOTLAND, by D. Mac
Ieod Letters Pedestrian, No. 4. Original Poetry.
East Indian Anecdoe Scrap Book, and the News
ofhe Day, foreign and domes,c Letter from Europe, &c
Price g. cents singles year. Office 80 Annst N y.
~ BOOKS FOR TIE PEOPLE-ASlMAi cHEMIs-
TRY valuable and instructive work. price 25 cents PER
cvAL KEExE, Capt Marryats las, Novel, l2s cts GopoL
rHIv, by Bulwer, l24 cts The CossrRAroR, aboriginal
Novel ofthe Times Of Aaron Burr, ~ cts ABEL Parsons
an original tale OF the present times 1 TIE CzARIKA
historical tale the Court OF Russia by Mrs Holland p
cents. LIVES AND TIMES THE UNITED faIsMgS, 25 cts
LIFE AND TIMES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE, (tree porrats .
cents
Citizens and Strangers who favorable cheap tcra-
urc are requested 10 call the well known Office So Ann
street, y. Y.
W Mercantile Library AssOciaiioD.-Thc
TwENTY-sECOND ANNIVERSARY of this Assocla
lion will be celebrated at NlBLO'S GARDEN on the 9
of November mex, by an Grafton. Poem, and Dinner
AS the attendance of Ladies the Dinner Is expected
and desired, Wines will be excluded.
The Grafton will he delivered by CHNS EAMES, Esq.
The Poem by PARK BENJAMIN, Esq.
Telrns OF admission 10 Dinner ncudng the oratien
and Poem)-
For Lady and Gentleman. co
Tickets will be disposed of TO members only until the
18th iDsl after which, should any rea,an unsod they vii
be offered 10 the public.
Tickets may lie obtained and after the 9th of October
at The Library OF either The following Committee of
Arrangements
JOHN T. ROLLINS, CHARLES RoLFE,
EDWIN Z. TREMAIH, G.. c. GoRDoN,
HENRY r. PEALL, JOHN BUTLER, Jrp
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr.. SAMUEL Il. SArTERLEE,
X. BuRIHALTER, IL. A. JOHNSON,
WALDRoN 3. PosT, Jr.. BENZ. foMEKoY, Jr,
ISAAC H. BAILEY.
By Order OF the Committee,
JOHN I. ROLLINS, Chairman.
ISAAC H. BAILEY, Secretary. oi ecdis2w
---rsP-~-----