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TO MARRIED LADIES,

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS
-These invaluable Powdeh been yerxaly adoy;e
IN Europe but France pacoa for upwards thirty year.
as well BY housandsn this coantry being the only nd
safe, and efcAcous remedy for lades whose hea
foIbtds too rapsd increase Of family.
Madame kesteil a u well know for thirty ysas ye
ropethose and faswhere favoreo +, her ares
experience and opportunities she attained celebrity
those great in medical science specially aarte
to the female frame for which her medicines aow sand un
vaed a. well II this country :. in Europe Her
hs.-oy tracing The DECLINE and i'll health Of Iss
scarce In the meridian Of le and the consequeuf pd and
often apparently nsxpieebc sauses which sonasn nany
fond mother toYa premature their ssrceto
nve At Of the primary Of ae ndispcs
1onsespeciay Of married femsles-wish, 1905 led Il
the discovery her celebrated " Prsue.sive Powdeut
Their adoption mas been the of preserving ony
the health bat even the life Of assopate wife and
fond mother. -
The advertiser feeling the Importance subject aud "a
t,natng the vast benefits thousands by their adop
ton would most especully thc maj
ied by all that they hold and DEAR
Dot wne and yitooas 70 prevent evis Cd which
ieet by simple and healthy within control Evory
dspasUonate virtaous and enlightened mind wn unhesai
nsy answer in the stirmaiyc Price eve dollars package
can be Forwarded BY mail t. any ar Of the Un.d ssae Al
TELL Female fhys,eian Principal oics, lls Greenwel
street, New York Once horrs frors Am. clock r. N
poston sfhcs Ne. = Essen St mo imsr
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PARR,S LIFE PILLS.


coming par Hence the favorte family medicine To per
SO Of % s
colo AIR. they the consss;;d phssm in The thIoa
cough and destroy. rest which will, 4 Immediately
1dr'f os;. and dranss the whole
s m p 5uy no
1slsi r. nssys, sas
be Perfermed with and satisfactvn
Ths 1owinS are the erclusive agents for the sale Of PARIS
R1shisn A.pinvsl druggist. and chemists. ss William st.
Abraham sands Codraggsis and buildings
?. DeLis, ~ Brosdwsy corner Of Lispenasa.t.,
John c. Hart druggist sis Grand corner Norfolk q,
pe Futon Ss ses.
Horace duxgnt se7 next the corner Of
j. Coedrgton apothcc 2 Hudson steset corner of
E. Cotton. chemist and apohscay. ass Beeckec ST.,
J. Wendove!, druggist and apotheary, al Eighth avenue.
Brookyn-Wm AIE,strons seed drug and patent medicine
And Wholesale, atprorrietou' once,
Clarendon House, of Duane street and Broadway
Small Boxes cents Large or Family Boxes 50 cents.
S: q VT $ss
LUCINA CORDIAL.
MAGNINs LUCINA CORDIAL, for the sure and speed,
eO cs g, %
aron, urine, involuntary discharge thereof
and for the p,osra.ion Of the
larity. illness, accident
The ceef of this wonderful and nestimable
cordial in both hemis sufficient guarantee for
quick and positive curing all the above affections
gorailng effects ont frame Persons all weakness
lasstu e before taking become robust full
emery under inuece the
lesnes ooseness Of the female frame, which the only
Of and which, prior Dr. Msgnns discove
Y was considered 70 be ncurable And speedily removes
quently deter from getting married Language indeed
DO Justice the ofhe Lucna Cordial which
the mporan. medical Discoveries of any Pnce
% bottle Sold Nassau street, and No 90 North Sixth
street, hsdeiThia. MIG Imsr
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED

STATES.
H. - sss
snd the State Of Illinois. III. psnod. hsssnas
h ss Land NO oes at DIX, N commencing o. Moadaye
sltsn day January ioi ihs d.po:.l e the public
si y &c base sa Es $ &c
townships twenty ans twenfy-one, oil range four
Townships twenty. twenty-one Twenty-Five and twenty
townships rwenveven, twenty eight and wentynine, of
Townships rwentyseven twenty eight and twentynine Of
Township. twsnty.even and tw. Of range ten
AZ he Land oaiss AZ CHICAGO, commencing on Monday
he eh dav e5 January nert, for the disposal Of the pub
Is lands within The undsn@rnlioned townships. 70 witt
Townships thrty-seyen. thyesh shrtynine. forty. and
townships thy-seven, thtynne forty and foryone, of
Townships thryseven, ,hrynne, forty, aud orry-one, of
Township thry-seven and forty-one, of range eight
townships th-egh thirty nine, forty aud forty OF
fractional township thiy-egh north AZ the old Indian
ooanuary ne and townships thirty nne forty and ioityone
Fractional townships hirty-eight and thirty north the
old Indian boundary ne and townships forty and forty Of
Land. sppIopssd by Law for the Of schools military or
lands disposed p and longer and gv,e
after the erIratio" Of the two weeks.
ss'n'A day Of September ammo JOHN JOHN TYLER isf
By the President
THO II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right OF pree rpton land
OF the townships design ted in this proclamation In
of e provisions Of the of 22d June 1885, extended and
modified by the act Of t june 1870 OF the provisions of
the latter act those laws still apply to spch claims
June 1884 by virtue Of the act of he 9TH September 1871
each grsnDg privileges another and class Of
settlers the the satisfaction OF the
Register and Receiver Of the Land Office and make
and before the day appointed oI the commencement the
public sale of the land above otherwise such
claims will be forfeited tsf.
Where year subsequent the filing Of the plas shall
previous the day fixed for the the
sale above menond claims under the acts of 1888 and $780,
above referred will be forfeited If proven up paid
for pnor TO the expiration Of such veal
t.. THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land ONee.
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NOTICE no PRE- EMPrIoN CLAIMANrs

THO II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
any OF the .ownshp design ted in this IN var
modified BY the Of Isl june the q
s CT Oh IS. w II. . .e a s% &
June 1874 or by virtue Of the act Of ,he .h ssg.ember
settlers requested the the ssacton OF the
s sa s .aa os
s s9s se day .S1rs @ @
sia. vii will Be- Be otfe aed - -D '''"'e
the year 70 the fling Of the plat. shall sn
s Ssss !: s not se OF
for prior to the expiration of such yea; .vr
Commi,,ioner of the General Land ohee
ol9 IaW0yM VI
THE ANTLANGULAR SYSTEM OF
WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.
ss.sHSS% q
he has h ons 9" Six f Dcs ,p0 Una
$
'ss how s sa y'
writing be- See specimens the door, 2s5 Broadway
neat and handsome. aR sas and Running Hand
vsross wa New E Ysnl das :.s e.u... IN ,,
pays MIR B. is to be seen from to A. NJ. or from 70
Evening Glasses from To-
r.. BooK-kEEPN
scientifically and practically. - ''A''' 'HH''
Z ~ q p C7 c.
sTENoGRAPHY..
ey y II one course Of Lessons s rs Broad
work e the author presented
co. 81 % a an Anaa. f ss
%S't pr % sna with highly
sosd and .sehns By and
beg work. age will not depreca.e its value
f, as s g.. R. MARTY & Sa : c :'1.;.,
ESTA BLIS EMIT.
l54 Wiilism Street, Corner Of .7s,n Street,
Ssd a q in lie ] Ts5
which made 10 order the style Of %sae e. eni m
ming &c., that has given such general .asctios during The
to call and essnne fho.. who
furnish til R E%sfpsE e zN ADsf r Hin
PIss; Cos, Coat, made and trimmed, 81 % q. ss.e
fsns and vs.u,..... ..::.. 80. SD %
fs:% 1so or delivery, 10 nS
70! Tsss l.
300 90. Rifles. from IS to $40 each. -"
Il
dy desired ows-sai locks ride locks barre s. sruss
eS " sa o e. Is o1 s.m: S.x.
s,O, bags. primers. wrsnihss &c A. W. sPlES I Co.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE U0MFANY5No. a Wall
street co,ner Of hsnrysr street This Company
% Gs is and
favorable terms as any h hsp 9 ahss,ops
Thomas w Thorne Elisha Rirr,
Thomas r Woodlua Anson Baker
J" snIR paS. nS0''n 5 S.r,S A hS%An
John = lee Soseph prsie
TSoa.s%e f siss. fs%s ss 3 ' WSs'n9
John Merritt VIM Them
Caleb Tanis James Z Holmes
GEO HOPE Tsa ssesrs W. rHos e r'fssf9
IMPROVED MINERVA SHOULDER BRACE,
w jet Of his article IS By Sr.c"s the sSeaas ae. nd
the chest give free action the and improve the form
% S On S ne 10 M
WHICH Is mended aud will be found Of utility
the habit .oeans, I'll. won with
:S.sss p sSs 4:
%
'e DI e e% Ss shs ~ bic
ka;;,s Raas Ss
ff:1 sss s ses
the belt eas By s es S$
S,.s,
Siii; ~ XS%s; ,'i;ss
ofs bed n. sI Of III mos. Tn,c me- Pc.
cnrsJ nv i Toh;s.i RSnms,;. ;nsrsms ''y 10
clous in The cure OF spr,in. sn,. in H. emca
FOR sss ony A. 20 Ma;dsn ans No oukn' 70 p1 wtnoa
&c : ~. = - :, 49, : w M ols Ind
I'OfS! TUBS TOYS! just opened and fresh
days az a3 Centre street, opposito Centre Market for
wo,ssss and refa CHEAPER tina. ever Toy dealers
MI Maw totrlsm
CE0AR DIVAN. 303lI Broadw,v- MI we
have constantly on hand StSa Of the Choir
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LUCINA CORDIAL
COUGHS, COLDS,

COUGHo, COIIDS,
~ OF Blood Brenchiris. &c., is cured for shilling
by scientific invention csied-Prossor jones'
Cough Candy compound and Spanish moss
composed the plants vegetable IN
Read this pan honest explanation the public
The principal materials this formerly prescribed
when teken the shape OF beautiful candy pleasant the
ste elegant in form and miraculous It needs but
al: who will IN II slightly purga all hu.
mors from and polng the blood In fact from the hundreds
these terms thai satisfied the
money to hsm-the public perceive this fsir dealing
and plainly thar this pulled The prope
tor trial from all persons who have pulmonary
plants He there mercury this puff
fed medicines of the day sold cheap rich poor
Jones sign Of the American Eagle 50 Chatham st. Y Ap
go,n,eo Axsn-Zebsr. Third apd Dock Phil State
Xipg, Chseslos, c, Zs.ber American Hotel
w aamngton. Z. - ma 1ms &c
T2oTH .S Con ,ss ON: f
wash purely vegetable preparation, possessing the
ties eanns the teeth and month ressyirg the gums to
healthy state and preventing unpleasant odour in
the mouth whether arising rom decayed teeth from
ranged state Of the stomach. :
designed be used with bush and will be found
and Nc wearing away sans II % the teeth
Ii particularly usefum Of spungy ieatoIing
teeth In ctons Of The teeth and ga,ns arss from
TO cold will be found highly beneficial IL
before es to- rest Tin s.1S S1
cent dentists by doiLg all cles Of food which
nua,e during he day entirely removed, and the
Soupd Teeth and white valuable portions
Of poor humanity bat how neglect the attention
and than Too Ws aaS wS
~" s &c s Fl s s
The Os Tooth the host detergent we evsr used o.
For sale bv tie principal druggists in c .eitv m<r
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EKUPTlONS AND DIsFIGUREMENTS OF
THE FACE, AND DARK OR YELLOW
SKINS CURED BY THE ITALIAN
t.HEMICAJ. S0Ap


sssI
iseolor.d skim The Italian Chs%ics Soap really won
Ses ssh and N Bssne sfs
n
SKIM Importing 70 ss lace body neck ., arms, beautiful
ns wifi to- MH S Us
s1s I ssTNps aHs sspssis
hai this guaed no.irqm Sus physicians non M
HctSsasa Ps
Tn 1 ass ~ n srnS chap or tender he' makes the
"a Doea rsi,tsphs s,
Boston; s. SAFE 8 Absny sl.sls Norwich, Ghsnssso'
"a ss Futon Il n $
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR
OIL OF CORAL CIRCASSiA.
4 ;:::.: 4: J: {; a;
lace body. where intended hair to grow
: ss s s & ed es ss ssasy ss i ssl n
Ike grow naturally dark from The roots, These Cit
SSass sf = 4seS
;. said; II ~ ,s l !, and 'hn bot.
sss Af sa Of I've
S1s az % "a ss si 'iss and n.,
" K Hs; Rsi;!sg;
@ snd Isl ea SC Martini s ns C"
MASgTAcTyhEp FROM
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR.
~ sgnsNecklaces Bracelets, Watch gusrds, Ear-rlngs
Flowera, Rings, Wigs aud Scalps.
A. G. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand premnen. above all Others Their peculiar light
and venatng carncter their being shaped exactly
the natural hair their elasticity and their superior
teral ard Workmanship Us well their Style Of finish aud
all combine form such heads of
that they nnust be ITO be fully appreciated.
Parties having piece Of hair of living friend
formed by him into design the mind
In such afcrnl il will be keepsake invaluable ~
eirauitous advice all diseases connected with he
lbs BKoADWAY. cor of Liberty street.
ivf3sm~ tir Stain
DOCTOR ELLIOTT, ULIST
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
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UNITED STATES
TIE A EMPORIUM,
III late l29 Chatham xf,eef Ne,n York


THE TEA HR EKe saana. to ea., for
t. .ss TAI ssa
horoaS from ana air e that he quy IT an
be rns listen
FL n and Fh IF he
,ss sSs, M AL rs are called
the money viii be hsera and promptly anaeS G Goun
ty chants rubc Embellishments, bead. Of families and
eise. from ,hs es, sbii.hmeni 70 supply 'nsm
orde,. rem Of the United Suites executed with
as S Tssa9Ss IN America Tor the &c q HGa
DAYS FIRST PREMIUM OVEN SHOES ,FoK La
0g factory ss e atS pf aS s0 ?.
M Walden I.n ."d ss
store. HORACE II DAY
n2s lm.r Successor to X ,xbuiy india Rubber Co
MA FOR sAb L. valuable stand known as yhs
GH fol- county L. The house !. built in modern stye,
eighty feet tchen ncadad two high iii an Stse o.
aud cacusteLo accommodate 40 family
'sy ou,.eudinr. i,u aud ornamental hrubbery &C.
@ | and h
Atlantic Q can. Az open lane in front Of the house, and
ss n; L %ssf sna Il Rss
passes wihin about fur mes Of the aud affords
Easy and communication with the cities OF New
Long island afford, greater facilities for owling,
rbeng abundant the vicinity and frequently
There two hundred acres Of land and meadow at
tsched to the premises and good proportion Of strand
The house and buildings, would be sold with
TIE az sy i%a, de
ks ROVE IL 1:spsa " e IN I
sl Chatham street, New York e he subscriber the
Dated. Isp. Nov. 1879. d. imssc
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LetteIs % be seat Free must have Free stamp affixed to
them, otherwise three will be collected party to
whom III. letter is addressed No be enclosed
letters unless re- sered at Principal Offices Lists Of the
stations lat all Of which free stamps" be purchased
per 1921 and every informant may be obained
the late CityDespateh Post will lived Il
that the number OF the residence aoai be stated all Letters
The Pos. Master socits the earliest shond any
irregularities occur JOHN LORIMEN GRAHAM
ly Po.f Ma,,.v
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TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
IT MOEZAN1, % Thompson street, gives instructions on
- hs bissas Tens III pr quarter. - 1msr
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPLE Qf ArMOsPHERIC

T..
s M j s$.:: SsSsi ..
Ga s q BE- s great The sisss
simplifying he q s.. T:s
no me anyaIisd atsfseon gwen which he fully
and had az s ss
NJ LEvETT. Dentist, go Broadway,
eorne, Warrsnsrree opposite the Park
nun w. w. Ns% Yoss, Nay aiih is.i
Dear :Iis both matter Of daty and pleasure state
pressure which lady in my family has
given entire sssisiseon anu a''' anu ma
D.. Ls,s, Ma h. n sss 8 the
RHEUMATISM RHEUMATISM!
Persons afflicted With Rheumatism now teginning TO
can Sam aw' ne 's ba hsY S0n'nus to so Hs ss
Rheumatic Syrup now stands above ali doubt IN the cure o.
To all whom it may concenTf, cerifes last spring
~ ne & m unable 20 turn a oTs y %Ss y bed
without hep and at time the pain that did
~ sSs, d.
on m'l r s S TuIsy and
steadily imp 9yng and in Neeks rereety cured.
anu no" ''s 10 De any la'1ai VI qSS%siEssALL
1h, asl Houston s., opposite Ludlow.
ealing the ofee tell how rapidly they have been relieved
street DIS liner
q. S. CITY DESPATCH POST.
rro,ns Of bs,; sT opEiCE. Nsy YcrL, 18th July 1872
i - oeI and Lower Post ofhcss;-
-'''R Hal tp1 ss' s Ss!std AN,
Lock. A. M and o q u r ~ n. .''
s : % vii be
be I; az
caton upper lower post diees Stamps issued BY
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n TO THE LADIES-WM. x II. BEBEE, Fashiona-
ASe Hatter l7s Broadway, under HowardS Hotel have
hand Ladies Msses
Hats, of their manufacture which warranted superior
the add prices which fail
want respectfully invited call
Also, raj Gents Boys and Chidren's
Fur, Cloth and fancy Velvet Caps do I'm
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THE ANTLANGULAR SYSTEM OF
WRITING.

new Of the An Of Writing Shorthand for taking
down Lectures, Sermons Trials Law, &c. &c. per.
tecy By Mr. Br.ow in Of essons 2s5 Broad
way. See specimen.
BA work Of the author is presented every pupil
tnen permanent gulde ma irpsr
NEW YEAK,S 0lFT-Th rilsrims Prseress published
l! by r. MARTIN CO., is intended Annua, for Isi3
III most beautifully printed and embelshsd with 20 highly
finished the eminent London artists
sooed map, and fae etching by Cclshank and supub-
This berg STANDARD work. age will deprecate its value
and theIefoe years will be acceptable
Plce 81. 4, MARTIN s. CO.
DID 3N-r &c John street
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"A FOX SALE. the cheapest Farm in these pats Of 10
:I gooo buildings plenty of fruit wood
Do for sale orexchange for good city property, four
valuable four nigh Paiu6ed
De- trade for dry goods and groceries, house and
Do. valuable lots in Jersey City, Cell on g. VAIL saur-
days. II Couandt street, from 10 Other days. Painfed
NJ, OF at i74 W ashington st.
Ten small farms tor sale low. S.V
fvrSp
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Clarendon House. of Duane and Broadway
Small Boxes cents Large or Family Boxes 50 cents
Persons desrous OF obtaining agency Tor their the
country will please direct their letters paid T. Roberts
y Co.. Letter Boz 907 New York Post Office neg lmsr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-16

Simms' South Cdroi,na.-S. Bahcock
& Co, Ch,rleston.-A new and inlrrov.
ei edition Of this charming and popular
history Of our State, by our admired poet
and novelist. Simms. Our readers are
aware this has been especially prepared
for youth, and tina, il has been adopted as
u class book in our free sch, o's. and sever
al private schools in our city aud slate;
and a Iady OF our city has published Il Sc
riss of questions. adapted To it, in order 10
render il still moro available for the pur-
posc of education. We trust that Il wide
circulation awaits this admirable and pa
,riolic contribution To Southern Literature,
which. although peculiarly designed for
The instruction Of lie Young, has won the
need Of just applause from the ripest III
tcllccis.- Charleston Courier.
u We are informed that the Teachcrs 1T
this District. have adopted the above work rs !
Class Book, in their respective Schools.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-16
For The IdreTiiscr.

Mr.. EDIroa.-In an article N yonr pnper OF
the 9th ult ! perceive that Professor Wuyland
is spoken Of u, a candidate for the Presidency
of the South Carolina College, NJ which | an
somewhat astonished. ~ | have been informed
he a, present, is no, u resident Of our Stale, and
that he IL not i native citizen CT ;he United
States; that he has ,ndireriiv connected him
self with the cause Of the .AboIi;ionists none can
examining his work entitled. Moral Science. as
much as any Professor | have rad Of IN the
Union, and. for this alone be- or;giit to be dis
ccuntcnarccd by all Sou,herners. Those upon
whom d~cyolvcs the selection Of a suitable per
son 10 head this Furnishing institution, ought by
all means 10 be well assured Of hi. capacity, no,
merely as 4 Professor of Rhetoric, &c. hut that
he was Of sound Southern principles. and CT.
pable Of i~nsliliing INTO the minds Of our youth.
Such doctrines Is were purely IN unison with
our institutions; as the doctrines imbibcd al 4
college, generally. nre carried INTO the circle To
which The student Dccon.-s attached iiicr he
commences lis lniure pursuits in life, there
fore, If we have nj the head al our chief insii-
tuition Of l%s,ining. n Professor, tainted in any
way with .Abolitionism, we may expect 10 find
the doctrines flourish in our State, (,hough per-
haps in a small desree,) ere long, and a portion
Of our presen, happy State, maJ be converted
into a den Of !Abolitionists, and that under the
eye of the Legislature. am unacquain,ed
viii, any gentleman who is a candidate Tor the
Presidency OF The Institution. bu, hope. that
the Legislature will be able to select, from
among Tic rumcrous graduates who have al.
ready received their education within its walls
one competent 10 large the duties Of thai
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-16
QQzMAlarcsaL
ron oar Correspondent.
HAsspno, November il; ISL

The receipts OF Colon have no, been quito
IS heavy this week, as they were last, though
we have received enough, and even more than
we can convenisntly ship. as the Rail Road
aud al! the Boats are full up for the next week.
Our prices this week have not varied much, il
any Thing. | IhiuA they were a shade better than
n, the close OF Las, week, or at lcas, the former
weeks prices, were more readily obtained.
which | ,sxnk was in some degree ow ing TO the
receipts mol beng quite so large. ! suH give
YOU my las, weeks quotations, say a u 81.
principal sale. rom D too cents.
The past week s,rengilIcn Ms me in the opinion,
,A,a, II our planters will ouiy be patient, and not
push their Cotton into market, prices will GER
;alnly no; go lower, and perhaps may vary and
Improve a little, which hope may be the case.
Flcishis 10 Charleston per Rail Road : lper
bale. aud the same 10 Savannah per river.
Exchange Il, sigh,. On New York. | perc..
prcu,.: OH Charleston and Savannah par a
per CT. premium.