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ton was DISTRACTED by technical objection, but it
will be again presented on the earliest fitting coca
sion.
The House next adopted a resolution regulating
the compensation of some ofthe lesser officers OF the
House, and then the Standing and Select ommlt-
tees were called for reports, and the presentation OF
a vast mass, inc udlng numerous bills, which were
passed through their preliminary stages occupied
great portion Of the days session. This business
disposed of, the House then went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the Civil and d.
plomaiic Appropriation Bill, the pending question
being the long discussed clause making appropr'a-
ton for incidental and contingent expenses OF the
Department of State, including the publication and
distribution of the laws. The subject Of public print
ing and binding, and the various modes OF contract
inc for such work, was debated at some length and
also the necessity Of separating the public printing
from the party political press. The Committee then
rose and reported progress, to enable the House to
act upon two messages just received from the Presi
| dent Of the United States. The first message was
read by the Clerk; it invited the attention Of Con-
gress to an accompanying communication from the
Secretary Of the Treasurer the subject Of the
tonal finances, in which it was minated that there
would soon be acquisitions from the War and Navy
Departments for no less than three millions of dol.
lars, which were as yet unprovided for; and that
without speedy action on the part of Congress, JIM
porant works Of defence must be arrested Thus,
then, II seems the consequences Of the folly OF Con
gress, in the abandonment Of its duties, are begin
ming to exhibit themselves; and the President ieei'
i, incumbent upon him to call them back, by d.
licately administered rebuke, to what ought long
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ESTRA AY.

South Carolina-Lancaste District. s
NOLLED before me this day as an Es-
II tray, bright sorrel Horse (gelding1
about fourteen and a half thandshigh, Sc
venteen years old, blaze face. left shoulder
and leg nearly white; the left uostril cut
or split; he is very low in flesh. Apprai-
sed at Ten dollars, and NAV bp seen at DR..
Edward Terrill's near this place. The
uwneris requested To come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take him away.
X. T.. MORGAN, Magistrate.
Taxahaw, Oct. 8. 1s4l.4 ,tf46.
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To Rent.

n INTEND on the lst day Of July next, to re:
u move my Stock of Goods 10 my two stores,
lately occupied by B. Mcintosh, and McCay %
McCaskilI, and 10 make tben,smy permanent busl-.
ness stands; andnow ofGr:tor Rent, nay fouf Stores
Immediately below viz: One at present occupied
by Messrs- w. & T. Bailey & Co., the next he.
low, corner Kefshaw and Front streets, and now
occupied by Mr.. D. Maloy, and the two stores
now occupied by me: To persons residing in this
place, tits need ess to say that they are among the
very best stands for prosecuting Ccttonsand bar.
ter business; aid Lonly make this declaration for
the information of persons residing at distance
Possession Of the Stores occupied by Messrs. w.
& T. Bailey & Co .:and D. Malloy, will be given
on the 1st day of September ne xt, the others can
be had by the 10th Of July next Cheraw offers
inducements To-; Capitalists, and men of business,
that are not found in many Southern towns. 1t is
estimated, that receipts Of cotton, for the last
Two yeurS averageo yGo W Sales Sna
AUG. sP.sLACOSTE.
Cbernw,F Jan. 18th, 1s42. g IF
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CLOTHING.

The subscribers have made arrangements with one
of the first Taors in the city of New York to keep
them constantly supplied with a complete assort
mcnt of GENTLEMENS CLOTHING, which
they are authorized to ,oarrdnt.
The assortment consists in part, of the following
articles, viz:
Blue and black dress cloth Coats, of every quality.
I" and green frock do a"
Saninett & Kentccky Jeans Coatees & frock Goats
Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Overcoats.
Blue blk. cloth and ca ssimerc Pants, every quality
Sattnet and Kentucky Jeans do
Fine plain and fg'd Satin Vests,
6" Silk Velvet do.
Valencia do.
Also-Shirts, Bosoms Collars, &c. -
They have also engaged the service of
!. first rate Tailor, who will be- in constant
attendance at the store and willmake Clio.
thing TO order al the shortest notice.
JONES & HUGHSON.
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List of Letters
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
CAMDEN S. C., Jan. lst. 1912.
January 6 1912.

.
CAMDEN S. c. Jan. lst 1912. -z.s..
A Mrs. Mary Adison, Rev. J. B. Anthonv.
/ B-Mrs Sarah D. Baskin, Rev. Joseph E. Brown
Mrs Nancy Bask;n, Kindred Bennett, Mrs. Char
lotte R. Blair, Rev. Thos. Berry.
elisha CrossIey, James Campbell, Norman
Cnmron, Edward Conrway:
D-A. Duglis, Col. Jonathan Davis
E-Dr Nj. J. F. Evans, James E1um, J. En-
ghsh Mrs Marcy Effiair.
F-Mrs Sophia Frost
G-Darling Gasking, Rev. II. D. Green
H-H. Hutchison.
J-Daniel J Jordan, Mrs. Rebecca Jones, Mrs
Mary G. Jones, Dr. J. b. Jennings.
K-Rev w s. Kirkland.
L-Watson Lain
M-Wm. March, Norman Mcdonald, Mrs M.
B. E. Mickle, John Mclean.
N-Rohert Newsom.
O-RIchard Owens or John Kelly"
P-J. p. Pray, John Powell.
R. George Roberts, Miss Sarah Roe, Darcus
Rogers Shadrick Rogers.
-S--Samuel Shenrer M. Sylvester, Sarah Shiver,
William Shields, Miss Mary Smith.
Thames M. Taylor, James Turner:
W-Wllliam Wilcox, Mrs. Ann Wilson Flem.
ming Watkins.
Y-John S. Young. w. R. Young.
P. THORNTON, P. N
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state of South Carolina, /,
LANCASTER DISTRIC


IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Leroy Sccrest VS. F. X. Brummett. Capias nd Re.
:. g spondendum.
Leroy Hammond VS. F. K. Br,mmett. Capas ad
Respondendum.
: F.: X. Brummett, tho Defendant in the above
eascs. who is in custody of the Sheriff of said
District, by virtue Of the above writ of capias
ad drespondendum, having, in order to entitle him.
self to tho benefit of m act entitled an act for the
relief of Insolvent Debtors, in the said State" this
day filed in my Office schedule of his whole es:
tate. ,"'.- -.
NOTICE is, therefore, hereby given TO the said
Plaintiffs as we'll as to all other suing creditors Of
the said F. X. Brummett, to be and appear at Ian.
caster Court House, on Tuesday the 18th April
next at l2 o'clock Meridian, before one of the
Associate judges Of the said State, to shcw cause
if any they can, why the said Defendant should
mot be discharged on assigning tho effects mention
ed in his schedule,
81 Clerks Office, Jan. 8, 1912.
e, S. BECKHAM.
Tan 10 So ~. 49,. S,r- ,..
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5000 REWARD.

RANAWAY from The subscriber on the night oil
the 9Th December last, his negro man, RANSOM.
of a dark mullatlo colour, about feet, OF inch
es high aged about 81 or %. He wore off round
about coat and pan,aloons Of wool and cotton mix.
ed ofnorthern IL manufacture, and a greens blanket
overcoat
From circumstances, l am induced to believe he
has been decoyed of by some Hhite man-ifso ]
will give The above reward for the apprehension Of
both 100 dollars for the negro alone, if taken out
of the State and delivered to ne, if within, 50 DOL
lars; or so dollars for his confinement in any Jail
out of the State, and 25 dollars in the State, so
that can get him. ss--
J5Le,ters With information may he directed to
N. G.
s. HAsTY.
-J.n,,Su IotS ....s.
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NLoticei is hereby given tha. I viii open
In books on the first day OF Eebuary
next, at the store of james Dunlap ia Game
den for colfecting5lhe Taxes for fs4f, and
will attend at the following plaeeszon ihe
following daysfar the same purpose s
On Monday. 2sFebuary al Liberty Hal;
son Tuesday lst ofMurch at Fiat Rock ION
Wednesday, Cd Of March OF Buffalo; on
Thursday, Sd OF March at Lizenby, s; on
Friday, 4sh of March at ScRrotkrs Mill
ON Saturday 5.h Of. March at Cureton's
Mile .s.ssz55 55-zzsss.: ~ &.
After the above named times,I will at
tend al Camden until the 6fstday Of April
next slwhictl time,the books will 5pasii:
lively be closed, and alb defaalteIs double
taxed. - ~ ~
]. ": 2DoBY, 8. c. X. b. s.
Jan. 5, 1S42. ., E
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Notice.

wv HEREAS, no letters Of Administrations on
wv the estate OF Lodowick ThomI son, sen de-
censed have hetn az plird Tor since his death, in
pursuance of thestatutn, have taken possession oi
such of his effects as could be found AL persons
indebted TO said Thompson are required 10 mike
immediate payment, and al. those having demands
against the said estate are required 10 hand them to
this Office, legally attested
J. w. BASKIN. Ordinary X. D.
Ordinary's Office, Sept. p, c1s41: tf42
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+. SMART
LIMESTONE SPRINGS.
: SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.

For Sale or Rent, on the 14th February,7 1912.
-HNHIS highly improved and valuable warteing
i place will be offered for sale, on the premises,
on tho second Monday (or the day folowing) in
February next. The premises consist of a tract Of
most valuable wood Land of near thre hundred
acres containing quarrics Of the best Limestone in
The State, and of fine marble. The quorries are
we'll opened, and have two excellent Kilns for burn
ing Lime. In 1888, the quarry alone made $l,sOO,
clear Of all expenses in working it.
On the premises; are four story BRICK
> HOTEL, 230 feet long, having large Dining
s2Hall, Drawing Room and Dancing Room, with
!, small Parlors for families upwards of one 100
Chambers, and every Office necessary to such an Es
tablshment. The Kitchen is of Brick, and is o
wing of the Hotel and most admirably fitted up
and furnished with Boilers, Pots, Ovens, &C.. fixed
in brick. Besides this large Hotel, there two
match frame HOUSES, story and a half high,
each containing Parlor and Drawing Room, and
six Chambers; and also nine double CABINS,
;, three two stories high, containing eighteen Cham
< bcrs. All the buildings are nearly new, well finish
ed, painted, glazed and plastered. The buildings
are sufficient to accommodate from 300 to 400 visi.
ors with comfort.
; Attached to the Establishment are an Icc-house
Store Rooms. Barns, Corn Cribs, and Stabling
fully sufficient for the place.
= This place is newly erected and highly improved
The grounds are handsomely laid out, planted with
trees, and sown down in blue grass.
1t is situated in Spartanhurg District in one o.
the healthiest regions in the world. Near it, and
ali sides, objects of great interest. The cele
brated Glenn Springs the Kirby Springs, the
White Sulphur Springs of Wilson. said to be equa
tothat of Virginia. the battle grounds of Blackstocks
Cowpens and Kings Mountains; the vallics of Spar
: tanburg, Union, und York, and various manufac
turing establishments for iron and cotton, are
around, and within 25 miles. A country abound
ing in beautiful scenery surrounds it on every side
Several mail routes concentrate there: and every
facility exists for the traveller to change from this
to other places Of interest, or to diversity the EN-.
ployment of his,timc usefuy and agrceably while
located hero.
The terms OF Sale, will be liberal credit and
may be varied according to proposals, the purcha.
ser giving bond, bearing interest," payable annually.
personal security, and mortgage Of the premises.
In case no sale is made, the premises will bt
offered for lease, for term of one more years.
Proposals for private sale or lease, will be rcceiv
J. ed by the Subscriber at Charleston, ut any time.
During the ensuing Summer, there will be u
Brigade Encampment at this place, and it will h
the Head Quarters of the COMMANDMENT. Chief for
a considerable part Of the Summer.
By order Of the Board of Directors:
F. Fl. ELMORE, President
Bank State So. Ca, Charleston.
Jan. 5. 6t4
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Executive Department,
NOVEMBER 80, 1s4l.
. ( PROCLAMATION, -

By his Ercellency JOHN P. RICHARDSON,
Esq,ire, Governor and Commander.in Chief in and
orcr the State of South Carolina. < ,-
WHEREAS, information has been received at
" this Department, that on the night Of the 20:h
of September last most atrocious attempt was
made by some person unknown, to murder one T.
w. Harley, of Colleton District: Now know ye,
that to the, end justice may be done, and the offend
er brought to legal trial. do hereby offer reward
of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars. for his nppre-
hension and delivery into any Jail of this State.
Given under my hand and the Seal of tho State,
at Columbia, the 3Oth day of November, eighteen
hundred and fortyone and in the sixty sixth year
of the Independence Of the United States Of Ameri.
ca.
JOHN P. RICHARDSON.
By the Governor, .,
M, LABoRpE Scc'y of State. z-.ea.. -.ss -
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

TIHE subscriber has just received complete srp
l. ply of fresh garden seeds, of the growth o
1s4l, which he offers to his friends on good terms
ALsO-A consignment Of choice Double DaI,
las, Geraniums, Rose Trees, Oleanders, Jessamine>
&C. &c. which are offered to the ladies at New
York prices He will also recievc in few days,
ot of choice Peach Treas, Nectarines &c.
JAMES R. McKAIN.
December, 10. -
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Notice..

S. X. CLIFFORD, having published in the last
Camden Journal, an article stating that he had
purchased oi ne, all my right and interest in the
Planters Hotel, d was au, u,horzed to collect the
debts due the cohcern, ht reby notify all PERSONS
that the aforesaid article was unauthorized by me
and that / am now, as l have heretofore hetn,
Joint proprietor of the Planters Hotel; and that
rave constituted Charles Fl. DAVIS. my lawful
nge't and representative during my absence from
said Hotel.
THOMAS A. HAGUE.
Camden December. 3lst 1S4l 49,
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The Renowned Horse, (
BERTRAND, JUNIOR.

MILL stand the next season at the plantation
ter district, and be let to mares at seventy five dol
lars the season, and one dollar TO the Groom. The
money for the season, negotiable note given be
fore the mare is taken away. Gentlemen sending
mares from distance, to the care ofthe subscriber
can have them fed at fifty cents per day. Every
care will be taken 10 prevent accidents escapes bu
no liability for either, should they occur
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Notice.

THE subscriber having purchased of T. A
Il Hague Esq, all Of his right title, and inter.
est in the Planters Hotel, Books, Notes, Accounts
and Stock on hand, respectfully soicits all those
having demands against the former finn of Hague
& Clifford, or the subscriber individually, to present
them for settlement and those indebted to call and
pay, as soon as convenient
CLIFFORD.
December, 49,.
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S. X. CLIFFORD.

STATE. OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Burrell McLcmore, vs. Charles Davis,
Declaration in Attachment.
Jackson Miller, VS. Shadrick Wright,
Declaration in Attachment.
John X. Wright, VS.. William Royal,
Declaration in Attachment,
"HEREAS, The Plaintiffs in the above STA,
" ted cases did, this day file their declaration
my Office against the Defendants who arc absent
and without the limits of this STATE, and having
neither wife nor attorney within the same, on
whom to serve copy of the said declaration, with
iule to plead thereto.
II ia ordered, That the said Defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration on or before the
first day of November, Ammo Domini ls42 or an
order for judgment will he granted hv default.
S. BECKHAM, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Oct. 30, ls4l: prs fee sc
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D e S CRITIC N

BERTRAND, JUNIOR is about S feet, 2 inches
high, of deep chestnut color, without any white, Of
perfect symmetry, great muscular developemcnt and
commanding appearance. Hewas foaled or the I'd
of April, 1897.
PEDIGREE. -
BERTRAND, JUNIOR wus sired by the famous
horse, old Bertrand who was got by old Sir Archy,
whose pedigree deem unnecessary to give His
dam Eliza, full sister to the wellknown horc Gala.
tin,) by the imported Bedford; g. dam, the imported
mare Mumbrino. Bertrand Juniors dam. Trans
port, was got BY Virginius her dam the celebrated
running marc Nancy Air. For her pedigree see A
mercan Turf Register, vol q page 3O9) Yirginius
was got by the imported horse Domed: his dam,
Rhea, was got by Chatham; bis 6. dam by Eclipse;
his G. G. dam by the imported horse Shark; his g. G..
g. dam by the imported horse Silver Eye; his G. G.
G G. dam by tho imported Horse Valiant. deem
it unnecessary to trace the pedigree of Bertrand, Jr
further as his stock is well known throughout the
United States. Transport, his dam was never beat
en- four mile, nor never put up in race OF four
miles, after a mil- uno half and never lost but
race, and that three mile handy cup race, and
then not in condition.
Bertrand Juniors limbs are as fine this day, as
they were at three years old, with single blemsb,
and his appearance that OF colt.
The season to commence on the first Of February,
and end on the first of june
Servants boarded gratis. No accommodation for
white men coming with mares. They must board
somewhere in the neighhorhood
D
e Dec. 6. 14t1
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ygThe business will be carried on by the sub
scriher. who will use every exertion TO please, and
respectfully socits from the cizcns of Camden and
its vicinity, share of patronage. -
JAMES SWITZERLAND.
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To Contractors and Builders.
VNhc Subscribers will attend 10 orders for North
L ern made Window Sushes, ready glazed and
unglazcdi Door, and Blind Samples and Prices
can bc seen at tho Store.
All orders from the Country promptly attended to
MooD& SIMoNs,
80. Main street, Columbia, S. c. ~
- Sign Of the Whale.
: Janury. S. 81 =.
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LAW NOTICE.

r SMART .ndT. s. ANDERSON, have forme
}. partnership IN the practice OF Law IN ana iof
the Districts Of Lancaster &Kershaw One OF tie o'n,
may ut all times be found at their Office In Camden
Nov. IS. ioA
J. SMART
will hereafter attend at his Office at Sumter Court
House on the first Monday and Tuesday in. every
month. NOV. 10.
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Notice.

"HE co-partntrshp heretofore existing under
IL the firm Of CHATTEN & SUTHERLAND
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The hu.
sness of the firm will lie settled by James +. Suth-
erland. G. l.. CHATTEN.
s JAMES F. SUTHERLAND.
Jan. l, 1912.
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By the Governor, I
M. LABoRDE, Sec'y of State.
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Camden December, 3lst 1s4l.
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UN.HHFD, UT OUN OWN NAhE:
1000 pair of Negro Shoes.
Also-a complete assortment of
Gentlemen and Youths Hats and Caps, Wool. Hats,
Seal Caps, Ladies Straw and Florence Bonncts Of
every quality. Seal Trunks, Fancy Baskets, Per.
fulnery, Umbrellas, Crockery, Hardware. Saddlcry,
Bagging, Rope, Twine, Iron, German Steel, Iron.
ware, Groceries, sc. &C..
JONES 81 HUGHSON.
Sept. Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
socia, A.i,ation-gy Il. ". EMERSON.

IF YOU look over the face OF Society t.e indication
that first meets YOU i coHfmotioh Aou see eon-
tiauallv, and in every thing, restless actIyity-ln-
,olerance ef repose There IS every where 4 mo-
viug 10 nad fro--every where busy spirit, and an
earnest effort The law of the race IS acton; the
result OF the law, progress ne great feature oi
the age il the intense development OF tsis law tse
mighty unfolding af It's Iesalt. The agitation Is
broad and deep Its spring is the mind and heart
of The multitude The movements are many ano,
%, the eve of tho man unsked, heterogeneous and
hostile He secs only collisions; no uniform ten
dencg no fratures in common, similarity ot hnaI
results The activities are numerous, but ne VINO
looks not thouchtfullv at them. and into them
will see only cros.-purposes He viii hear in the
contacts of the individuals and the partes--in the
conAic, cf principlcs--ony the diScurdant sounds
The harmony of the under-,oncs are het Tor nm
This commotion, generated IN The srcat deep oi
the social life, has also ats superficial perturbation
its agitation at the surface. The wording per
ceives the ebuIliton but not fathemng the causes.
Judges untraly, and cannot predict results. The
philosopher throws out his sounding line. pene-
trates the bosom OF the per,urbed ocean, and seeks
an anchoring ground The wise essays to find.
In every thing. Jott9n-a foundation. Amid
moving elements ne seizes the fixed, The firm.
He would have place 10 stand on startPoin,
for speculation Then, with true eye and just
comparison, he reads the phenomena OF his times
The ever-change he interprets by the unmoved, the
evanescent by the eternal.
Meet occupation it were for him of comprehen-
siye thought TO traverse the planet through that
which has been, aud that which is, to scan the
progress of his race, TO apprehend the inward-the
sonl's beauty mystery nowef The mental vision,
iapa,Scns OF she present, outruRs II. Intellect
borrowing the wings of Imagination contenns
the known and tho finite stretches forward to the
future, the uutsown upward TOW ards the infinite.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
STATE OF NEW-YoRk-In Chan

y cfry--Beio the Wee Chance{or.
In pursuance 81 deTetal order OF Tire Court OF Chance
~ made by the Wee Chancellor al he First Circuit vii be
sod az public auction andeT the direction o ls subscriber
ape eli The Masters OF tins Court 10y L. Ludow Auc.
tsneeT al tue Merchants Exchange, in the City Of New
York on the lT day OF AGga next, al twelve O'clock
nooa that day:
All these our certain lots, pieces and parcels oI land >u-
Ale iy. aad being in the l1fntr twelfth now} Sixteenth
the Westerly cerner OF he Fourth aysnRe and Ty,
Seventh street thence running Nofthwrsrr,y along tie
Sor;hwest,ry l;@e oil Twenty Seventh hundred
feet thence SouiesseTy parallel with the Fourth Avenue
ninev-eh hi feet une inches thence Scuheaseriy parallel
with rentysrvenlh street hundred tect the Nor.-
westerly Inc OF the Fourth Avenue, thence Northeas,ery
soag tie same ainc-eigt inches 10 the place OF
begisning,-D Dated New -yerk, July ., lS42
iy2s lAuf7 GEORGE C4TLfN, Master In Cbancery.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-07
&ToTIcE 10 RuPTURED PERSONS.

Nd A G. HULL. No. yesey street, Asior iio.s, -,
S.,r y1rs-psrsoaS afflicted with RnPrures may ~:
I'm e bes instrumental aid tie world aaoTc on epP
s,;on al is ofice &Eesey street New York or 80
-ra-ous agents IN lhe chief toErs ofth a!tel n
sretS Elus. be careful 10 examine the back pan
rg Nope other genuine 70 be re!1e6i on d -
Dr. Han guarantees cures TO ali Otherwise hesliny psd
al AZ his o7ce for 1rsatDeu. II the cure oe n9 @
VI 40 nerrnanenr 80 as 10 preclude The necessity o. :,
ing any whatever The money Is
o-ss tn. ru oure may have made toward eracaI
Children 1ndeT>ts elve years universally cureu ,-s
fr+er e,tpse than the of .se Truss The radea
f h.ao Iod.r progressive practical -evefI5enI o' M =
,Ian t,y4nty yesr past Dr. HulPs Truss oticr' eh .
ly srr,u gi1i ~ state of UnrIyaied p-rfeSiion .i,
MaYy tr,a5 rons agents have undertaken 70 Setd M,
,os nj Or celebrated Hinge and Pivot rus oI @
49, sra :. 9iinn OF Ruptures The lni.aos 60 cStilai @
- -eIisfi o. y are made by uT-kssla surgeon an
glalycs and ,re better than ile cFdinRry u.s. "
inaf"t| - AMOS G. Hull L CO.
DR. I1 has nt tie request Of sasal rssPectabie pL y,
In fad M room exclusively or Ladies, having SEd-
rai from tie business department wherein q Guy
= N constant attendance, TO apply Trusss ara
,,,..I.. enis