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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-27
EAU DE AUTE

L
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r%ss' Ms% s. sRa Ill
sG, healthy 'S? sssss
sss
Gns :'sy 1's sss 1S!
ID s % IS hn e: SuS daily
being IN
&TEf 81 g -
efficacy as Of no and
but ss Of at should sv
"a esey aa Of you nn
s11 the s By is as
s. e% our Is dss e ds%s
mot e su enchante de cosmeque e EN- vous remerce
't tout "9 GS s2f% DEsMouLINs Pension Fapeais
have your Eau de Bean'e IN use-'t Is an admirable
"'c'e' anu '"a 'ee0""enq s. +. PHILLIPS PHILADELPHIA
have had several calls for wash for eckes, &C.
LADY LIVING here boughta bottle Of yoS and sd had the
bear the ss and . s
cosmetic cannot conssn! that you publish my nime"
Dear sr-Having had favorable opportunity yes,er
day evening for expatating the merits Of Eau de
LADY her Sye Of
Please send one PER bearer" ,osrp,, ~ n
SO the propreors conviction Of the entire efficacy
fesses accomplish that dissatisfied purchaser receive
M TO be ssf had %aD Ssy ssave Office st.
door from Broadway 81 per bottle and of the following
Albany, Guthrie Maiden Lanes Goshen EIiou Phladel
Pratt ST. Washington, Seby faker; Alexahdr Berry;
Ho~ sG;iIs sSiP @ Nsw
Main stree 4, and others throughout the U. States.
ouauJs Poudre Subtle, for completely and permanently
Goursuds Liquid Veeets6e Rouge 30 per bottle.
Gouri9d Blanc Df;pagne imrarts pure life whiieness
to skin free from the pIncpes generally entering
LJAYDEN'S STEEL QUlLLS.-The subscribers
IL sale recently improved notifications OF these excel
The Reauy Writer is unanimously voted the King Of Pens
combining eminently fexib ty and per
The Dickens considered the best for the price IN the
The Unon- cannot fail to suit every body, afordng
l2 cents card lar whoessle) different vaneies Of Pens
The New York every merchant will have in his counting
Together with the famous Double Patent and Combination
ariel Pens, with many others for sale By he agents
TNO FAMILIES GOING SOUTH to the West indies
obtain situation seamsess gehtee family
She would prefer going TO Europe yet would accept Of good
Address A. A. A. boz 765 Post Office, NJ
York. slor
A CARD.-l have often been informed by friends that
persons, well in line Of business out of it, jealous
that manufacturing well known La Norma brand
well as other Havana and Principe sega ia this county and
lasehOOd' and such iSdydys' worse than highway
robbers. NJ hADrsn, 70 Chatham street.
New York, Sept. rs. 1912 s26 lmNr
Guns, RIFLES, PISTOLS, and a general assortment OF
trace log chan shove spades. locks, bolts, init
files, table cudry, cket knives, With lage assors
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d Z A T n T. ) >
JNVTS1PI r VOICE CONnTICTOP

INVISIBLE VOICE CONDUCTOR.
THESE nts be obtained At H. SIMPSONS,
Astor House or peculiarly simple construction they
merely require placed In the of the
medi- ie relief this disagreeable malady
Persons nonsdens OF New York city, the remittance
Of dollars pair forwarded by post desired
a single for 81 So.
NB.-Agent Tor the sale Of SIMPSONS EAR COR
NETS. q lm$rc
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NEWLY INVENTED TRANSPOSING
PIANO FORTES.

n.
THE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public in general they have Just finished newly invented
instrument called the Tansosng Piano Forte which they
introduce to the musical community.
This Instrument forms beautiful, rich and exterior
bot, shape and neatness besides tone full brilliant and
melodious The great advantage derived from this
on that music be transposed key desired
the voasts for accompaniment Of other
men therefore worthy the attention OF the
well as the list.
large of Tablet Piano Foes. rosewood and
mahogany, and 6x with French grand
also constantly hand all Of which respectfully sub
NIT to and the trade IN general az
mandatory, AK above.
N tsno tancd and repaired on the shortest no.
tice. -urz. o
sYimsc No. 343 Broadway.
90 RIBBONS AND SILKS.-J. II. REYNOLDS,
Division st. has just received the most elessia sssSrt
Of fashionable Bonnet Ribbons Silks Satins velvet ~
be found in the Dealers city and cnuy r'liI
neB, will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere
t,,,.s
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SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS,
ESPECIALLY those the city, respectfully re-
II minded that they can procure new, powerful and highly
favored Teas Of dsscnpon
packages suitable for private for their regular
eB at the Canton Tea Com, dnys Depot,
q msf No. l2l Chatham 81, New York,
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NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER o. 1919
M Ms CASH TAIL ORING
f TABLIS uMENT.

+ ST A B LIS uMENT
i5t WtHam Street, Corner of fun Street
decidedly the cheapest the city There is always on
hand select stock of seasonable goods cash.
ming Sc that has gwen such general Satisfaction during the
last iour years and al positive saving Of per cent
Grne nenare requested to call and examine Those who
furnish IN 'eiI own goods can have them
MADE AND TRIMMED.
Dress Costs made and trimmed, '..'s7 90 to So so
fock Ious, 90 do 90
Over Goats, ...... 90 to II co
SD Inn MICHAEL E. MARTIN.
NEW CASH TAILORIN
+ 81 a b Ii MENT
NO 80 CHuRGH ST, lBETWEEN READE AND
~,v,,r, CHAMBERS STREETS.
up most ho"aSs Fsnes ss gs eheaes
Than ever offered before III this city.
GyeIeoats made and trimmed $3.50
Frock coats Z" " I" so
Dress coats " "a
yes,sn Pants 81 so toi IS
oil lm.m ' --l : 'De - ''' SAMUEL NIUE! WANT
ONE PRICE STORE
'I'hEKE is No IMPOSITION pracrced TINS store by
asking dJube che price worm. any IN
terrupdoao the side insult orered II you don
chase.
Any person wishing make purchase can rely ON being
furnished Win ei9 9s at the iollow.ns prices;
Cloth Pants 80
sa'tneu Pants 5aa 2s9
% I'm 1874 Chatham street, near Roosevelt ST., N Y.
II h L S.
SHIRTS made after the latest most approves French
PATTERNS CoSs, antaloons and all under garncuts
made TO order short and
York. ~ '' ~"
yVM COTIINs
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THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL ANb
DIAPER PIN

NEW and important article for the nursery and
as fastening to .dies shaws cioaks &c. Patented
The United States and in Europe rapidly gaining favor
be the advantage of d, aes fancy hardware &c in the
country supply the Ives with For sale trade by
Of the wholesale dealers in such articles the city Of
York.
Thread needle stores dealers fancy articles sup
piled liberal the mandatory OF the paentee li6
Jaw street. Brooklyn. SO lmsrc
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merchants can have all kinds OF goods dyed and put
Brooklyn Office, 40 Fulton st. Brooklyn o1,im.r
THE ANTLANGULAk SYSTEM OF
WRITING.
GREAT REDUCTION.
MR. no sp MORN. the Ladder
Day and Evening have commenced season. and that
he has lsspnSs d M pf% sas s
Sea @ Of al ass, arc taught twelve
writing may be- See specimens the door, ss5 Broadway
and hand.Oms delicate and fashionable Running Hand
70 yIsIToRs IN New York can tax. course in Tire.
Pay; Mr. B. to he seen from to A. NJ, from
Evening Glasses from tos.
T,nsh o, ,,D.ro, B Book pn S.,
cientidc ay and practically. ''' '1-''
I o. y o. 31C1 G.
sTENOGRAPHY
ra law Se se ,ot ak ps
isety By Mr. Brl.tow lesson, al zs3 Broad
Nm BmA wor. Of the author presented every pupil
'hen permanent guide. ol3 m.r
denti IN Naples-pup OF Pac'ni and Crescentn,
English Singing aud In the fashionable style Piano
sshIoaer D. b.. Mr. J. 7. Brigham +. L. Hawkes. b. B.;
Mr. NJ resides mt 2sol Hudson street. near Spring ST.
o lm"r
EsPYs PATENT CoNICAL vENTILAToR
!Hls cheap simple AMI efficient ada,e all
o,,ss p Q, Vea n Shp nurehss
kept III and unwhoss, me eiHaya; it
TS ss an S sSs for smSsy
County OF New York. IL prepared TO supply the public with
Metal Roofing of ali descriptions FINISHED any part the
Tis f .1s s ii sis.
All WORK warranted orders by Letter ..:tPsfS
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RATTLE, RAFFLE, KAFFL
CENT? .EMEN,S CTOAKS


GENTLEMEN'S CLOAKS
TO BE RAFFLED for positively the first Of Novem-
L Der next spenpid blue cloth genemen's Spanish
Circular Coaks, with capes handsomely made az with vel
vet collar and acinss caes lined with silks, and complete
every other Tickets So 80 each As rattle will
positively take place the above named Tickets must
be PAID for whe when the numbers taken
As number Of Tickets already sold, gentlemen wishing
chance would do well to apply eary-as such chance sell
each. For further particulars. apply No. Murray street,
corner Broadway, where the closks are TO be seen.
o3 tNovlsr
NTIV OIL ; A l. DON.
THE LARGEST aud most sp endid Saloon the city for
L Musical Soiees, Concerts Assemblies Miliary Balls,
Private and Public Dim Parties rotica Meetings-wuh
distinction of party. The P)preto anxious TO gain
himself and this establishment reputation independent Of
profit has leased from the such terms as wal
enable him with Other estabshm en and shall
happy make lin accordance with the
that pains expense will be spared to give entire
sfaction. -. ,u....r
PS Tuesday evenings OF each week set apart Invita-
ton ais. os ln'r
PURE GROUND COFFEE AND SPICES.
THOSE wishing purchase pure Roasted and Ground COT
L fee woud find IL TO their advantage TO call az ~ felton,
street. Where kept the above OF the best quail
ty in lie city, at pnces % SUIT the times.
Coffee Roasted day fresh and sent to Of this
city Brooklyn, free of Coffee Roasted and
Ground Groceries in superior manner.
EBR. WEIGH, late firm OF
ola Imsm Welch n Shesrer
DRAFTS ON rHlLADELrSA and BSsson I lqg sse at
o23ec "a Wall street and 80 Broadway,
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NO NIhIDEN LhNE
old ESTABLISH MENT --Pedumery, Cosmetics and
" fancy Soaps The following comprises part of the
~ manufacture Of Alexander Ramsay successor te NJ
Smith Preutiss,
The Justly celebrated Naples and chemical
netc compC for shaving, toilet variety
Iogne florida waters Of musk,
gamot orange lessamne, &c &c., milk OF vegetable
pearl powder, for cehng the complexion, toilet or nursery
iowder the rurss article made vegetable liquid do,
cold cream otto Lip alve otto Of roses IN gilt bottles
CARING fluid and tie celebrated kepha
for hair hair dyes Preston salts court plaster
indebe ink, BLACK and blue writing INKS calcinsd charcoal
grease from siik aromatic vinegar NC &C. For sale at
the mandatory and warehouse OF
Alexander RAMSAY, Successor to
N Smith Prenss No. IS Maiden lane,
ssstm-r Sign Of the Golden Rose.
LIRE BRICK-7oOO Government of superior quality for sale
bv PERSSE & BROOKS,
o2r No. vi Lbeity st.
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JOHN w. LEAVlTT,
+. d. HURLBUT,
N NFA N AIIrkH

Havny witnessed the trial alluded the foregoing
ment, am certain that Robertson Rchs Chest would
have escaped Armed from house burning person.
ally witnessed, even IN the most exposed situation
JOHN q. WINTER.
A. S. MARVIN, Sole Agent,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.


pressed on the minds of every merchant and banker
his whole fortune depend his preserving his books and
papers IN case Of IRE THIS general destruc ion Of book safes
Safe which has repeatedly been proved be fire
BEEN that they damp and will mould books papers
kept IN them this obated in the Safe known Robert
son Richs Improved SaiaInander-whch
be dry as well fire proof Annexed is the certificate Of
the committee on the trial OF this safe:-
New York Aug s0th. 1912.
We the undersigned attended by request trial by fire Of
Robertson Rch Saamander Safe and SCOTS Patent Ashes
tos Safe. The trial made furnace of built
for the purpose, the foot of Wall street. the 26h inst
The principal object the fire proof qualities of Ro
bertson Rchs Safe The safes placed in furnace and
the fire lighted quarter liza M and continued till 7. NJ
In opening the furnace that time, SCOTS Safe with Its
tents, found be completely destroyed but Robertson
Rchs Safe to be perfect IA the iron at the lower
Of Robertson and Hc sale discovered 10 have lied u
leaving the Salamander Prerarston Im and
the safe the fire entirely extnguished the boomwa
accideny forced of by its adhenng TO the bars of the furnace
thereby exposing the the fire. OF the
consequently burned and the remainder slightly scorched
The heat intense mat the wrought frame, the
iron wheels of the safe and the bricks Of the furnace
melted yet the of the nahogany
sound and During the five hours the fire burn
ing four and half loads OF pae wood and bushels Of
charcoal were consumed.
The preservation Of of the papers such heat
for five conclusive evidence safe would be
proof against fire in the burning Of any
Judging from the ut OF this think Robertson
and Rchs sale equal invented toI the
Of books and papers from fire. and entitled the confidence
The
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DRAFTS ON PHILADELPHIA and Boston Tor sale at
~ s. J. SYLVESTER'S
o23ec n Wall street and 80 Broadway,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-15
The WonderflI Cures
.ERF0RuED BY

PERF0HHED Bf
DIR. SWAYNE'Ss COMPOUND SY-
RUP OF PRUNUS VfRGlNf4sSA,
OR WILD CHERRY.
TE ORE PROOF ofhe eGeaeg Of Dr..
1sA S,rayne's Compound Syrup Of Pfu4
nus Vnganiana, or Rild Cherry.
Mrs. Brown, corner of Second street
aud the forks Of Germantown road, sfiec-
tuaily cured. Her symptoms were, gene
raj debility, attended with consian, cough,
pain in The side. breast. and back, with
other symptoms indicative of Pulmonary
Disease. not essential 10 intimate. Alter
usIng The second bottle Of this inyalnoble
medicine, her cough entirely disappeared,
and her strength increasing fasl,-and by
The ,imc she used Two bottles more, she
found herself freed from al! pain,and other
unpleasant symptoms which attended her
disease. She is now enjoying perfect
health, and willing to give any iniorma-
lion resPectinGa her cure: likewise recon-
mends this SyrupIro alII afflicted. with a
Cough or Disease Of The Lungs.
For sale BY DR.. Swayne al 81 North sixth
81. Philadelphia. and by
S D. CLARKE g. Co, Drupgi,ts.
Corner Centre end Mercer streets, Ham
burg S. C.
june IS ,f 20
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the back ground. ba,heain tears, and al
most brokenhearted, anxiously awaiting
the fate other erring boy. II was NOV
ing sishtto sec The widowed, gray haired
mother Of the young culprit ioi,eriug into
the witness box. to testify 10 the good char
acter OF her only child, and the sole sup
port of her declining years, Her feeble
frame, racked mind, aud bursting heart,
sinking from fear for the fate of her child,
who sat within q few feet Of her, buried in
tears at the shame and degradation he had
brought on his pareu,-was enough to melt
heart Of stone. The judge, tho jury, aud
TIE crowded audience who filled the court
house were affected TO tears at this sorrow-
ful spectacle. Even the officers of the
court, ''albcit unused to the melting mood" I"
were moved at lhis.-N. 7. Sun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-15
Sherif's Sale,

RY Y virtue Of sundry wriIs OF Ficri Fa-
ED cioS, shall proceed 10 sell al Edge
field Court House. on the frs, Monday aud
Tuesday OF July next, the following pro-
pcrty:
Daniel Bird rs. Mary Hill. one house
and lol in the Village Of Edgefeld. adjoin-
ing lots ofDr. E. j. Minis and 5. Lequeux.
Abner Perria IS. James Beauford, one
sorrc! horse.
Daniel Boone VS.. John McCrary, Samu.
el McCfary, and others, one bay horse, the
property Of Samuel McCrary.
Bryan & Minor VS.. Richard Key, one
negro girl Jiney.
G. L. g. L. Penn & Co. VS.. Roliu
Rhodes, one hundred acres OF land more or
less adjuining James Coleman. and others.
d. Morrison, br. vs.. Catherine Cobb.
ex'trx. joseph Woods, br. vs.. The same,
ole house aud lot in The town OF Hamburg,
known rs half Of lol No. l20, cornering on
Market and Mercer streets.
Abner Perrin. vs.. John C. Slalnnker
and David Stnlnaker, the tract Of land
where David Stnluaker lives.
Lundon Tucker, br. vs.. Margnre, OgiI-
vie. Hugh NJ. Quarles. br. vs.. the same.
the tract of land where deiendan, lives.
Penn, Rogers & Co. for Penn g. Bran.
non, VI. John ). Barien. one gray Horse.
Charles Lamar, VS.. Julius Howard, John
Howard, uud Rudolph Carter. 200 acres Of
land. more or less. adjoining J. Benson.
Mrs. Lamar, and Rambo, levied on q, the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-15
Fron, the Temperance Advocate.

Triumph Of Southern Nrekanies.-We
have learned with grea, pleasure, that the
Charleston g. Columbia Rail Road Com.
pany, afser,ryins the hes, Steam Engines,
that could be Obtained from abroad, have
discovered that they can have better En-
giEss aaaRsf featured in South Carolina. and
by Rctire KsehGRies. than they can obtain
enry where else. The Company has its
Eag:,sss now manufactured 10 Charleston,
and he head workman Is a native of
ChasleAcn speaks well for Carroll.
na rsiieFaFi1e and iudastrJ
M waits os tais sabiecf, wsr would ad-
yrf, q ar1slisr ;sud kisidred branch os In
ssssstrs III s!le upper part oi dig STATE; We
ssasp seen aF Iesses. Pollock & Snlofs0s's
III s.sslsssEssia. segg iefge sssBfs-
Iron, &c, ffasa s.se Il
fson ,Ssks ii SpsTlnn5uFs fsztTies
iia tslsf fas sieshsEiiey sssfe lIsays
kese isalls sid iir1lis ssy hes afs b
ID srs 6sl 91ai5sss sstG silill sss 0sslss
ss es sS;1ess. IA az 4;
isI.gs sle g sesa-
she gSosa u
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Enr ,hc .zdr1rtin.r.


To THE TEACHERS o7 EpeEriELp DisTRicT.
Gcn,lenen.-Since mycommunica,ion TO you
in the Advertiser oftha last week. have uscer.
,aincd, that the seHiannuaI meeting of the
Board ofTrusiees ofthe Furman Institution,
will take place in Fairfield, On the day propos.
ed 70. your meeting in Convention at this
place. as lam under prior obligation IN attend
The meeting Of that Board, cannot be with
you on the Saturday before the Cd Lords Day
in this month. Ilhersiore request the favor OF
you to postpone The meeting Of your Conven.
lion TO the 9Th Saturday of this month at 8
O'Clock in the Court House
Very respectfully.
w. b. JOHNSON.
Edrnfeld C. IA. S C., 9th June. lSia.
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OBTTUARY.

Died, at Porersyi.lc. OH the 10th inst. the in.
FAM son oi George w Il Julia +. Henderson.
The Lord hath SAID. suffer little children 10
come unto me, and forbid them not, for OF SUCH
Is tic Kingdom of Heaven.
Died, at Barnwe!l &. H., on the morning OF
the 9TH June, at Tie residence oithe Hon. Samp.
son H. Butler, his wife HARRIET 4. BurLER,
aged tweniy.ninc years.
IL is at all times affecting 10 announce the
death Of friends. but more particularly so is il
in the prcssn, Instance. Mrs. Butler was in
the prime Of life, surrounded by kind friends,
and most interesting family OF four little chill.
drcn. just young enough not to know their loss,
aud therefore most needing maternal nurture
and culture. On Sunday night at nine O'Clock,
Mrs Butler retired TO res, with rs fair pros
pect of life as her friends could DESIRE on Mon
day morning ct two clock she was ,dead--God
in his providence has called her hence and who
shall murmcr. The grief OF her husband is too
sacred 10 be dweli upon. The loss TO her TILE
ones can bs better icl, than described. She
was member Of the Baptist Church of ,his
place, and the g,iei of her friends IS sofened ~
the promise Of happiness TO those who die III
the Lord.
Died, al Summer Hill, s. c., on the I'd linsi.,
after Il pro,rac,ed illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH
SPANS. in the 57,h year OF her age, relic, the
late DR.. James Spann.
Patient and firm through life, she possessed
an evenness Of temper, generousness of rheart
and mildness Of manner, that made ell who
knew her respec, and love her. Pleased q, the
hnppiness o.: others. and sympaihiziug with
those in distress ready in the promotion
fvirtue, us she could appreciate its usiiisiance
through life. She died with ,he full assurance
OF the goodness and power Of her Maker, and
deeply lamented by her friends.
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Isaana - caanoa eal!s for lhe usa Of

iaiaEp iaetnrIs CaRnon Balls for the use OF
ssiisy aad Navy.
Nasf these koprccs OF wealth, and Tor
isle liCaiiDn Of Industry 10 oul, State
sls rl ts1E recent devclopenleni. And II
may bsss that The very pressure OF "hard
times p vhich so many complain, VIII
clE.isg s,tsE fellow ci,izens to search aiterioe
lsanF yer uRexPlored mines ofweaiih that
esssI s1 our State. For years past, when
ciiher extravaganza or bad management,
ormisfos,uue caused pecuuiary embarrass-
ment, i, has been the customs ofour ci.lzens
20 ily 10 the rich prairies Of the West to re-
pair their crippled fortunes, and many too,
despairiag ufsuccess III home, or impatient
or The slow accumulations Of industry.
rushed hastily into Wesieru speculatons'
with hope OF carving out speedy fortunes.
But it has been found, thai peeuniary EN-
barrassmeuis aud hard times press close
upon the heels Of extravaganza and idleness
in the fresh West, as well as in the South.
exhausted as j, has been thought to DC.
Much oil The spirit of enterprise aud in-
dus,ry now beginning 10 be manifest in
South Carolina. are owins to these severe,
but saluiary lessons, which we would learn
only in The school Of ofexperiencc.-But we
believe that as yel. nol one tenth part OF
The resources OF our State have been de-
veloped. Each year will open new chan
ncls OF wealth, whenever the love Of home
shall become sufficiently sirong TO induce
US 10 try every lair expedient for accunu-
lating property, before we can consen! to
burst the Ties which should bind US to our
own. our native State. aud to the friends
Of our youth. merely for money.