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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-12-13
State Of South tarolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Charles II. Dasnal ~ wife. Applicants, }

Charles II. DagnaI 81 wife. Applicants,
US.
William Chadwick, g. Others, Defends.
E L appearing to my satisfaction, that William
u Chadwick, Elias Chadwick, James Chad.
wick, John Chadwick, Elizabeth Chadwick,
Nancy Chadwick, John Oden. Elias Oden,
George Oden, Washington Bar and his wife
Martha, resides without the limits ofihis State
1t is ordered, that they do appear and object to
the division and sale Of the real estate of'rhom-
rs iiowle, Decd, OIL or before the first Monday
in January next, or their consent to the same.
will be entered of record
OLIVER TOWLES. o. E.. D.
October l6 1913. 3m 33
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zIEg.ssgE2Sa
"a Do sssA u Dis Sea HsXsM
sI5A IEssy B 9 5SIAA rs
A PUBLIC BLESSING.
VHsHESE PILLS have long been kno

VHSHESE PILLS have long been known
Il and appreciated, for their extraordinary
and immediate powers Of restoring perfect
health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind of disease to which the human frame is
liable. They are particularly recommended to
all those persons who are afflicted with any kind
ola chrome or lingering complaint, as therel ii
no medicine before the public which has so
natural and happy effect upon the system in
correcting the stomach and liver. and to the
formation of healthy chyle and thereby purify:
ing the blood.
They are acknowledged by the hundreds and
thousands who are using them, TO be not only
the most mild and pleasant in their operation.
but the most perfectly innocent, safe and eff:
cent medicine ever offered to the public
Those who once make trial of these Pills,
never afterwards feel willing to be without
them, and call again and again for more, which
is sufficient pioof of their good qualities.
HEADACHE-SICK OR NERVOUS.
Those who have suffered and are weary Of
suffering with this distressing complaint, will
find Sprncer's Vegetable Pulls remedy at once
certain and immediate in its effects. One sim
gle dose of the Pills, taken soon as the head.
ache is felt coming on, will cure it in one.half
hour enureiY.
As remedy in summer and bo,cel complaints,
they display their wonderful powers to admi..
ration, and are Gar superior TO any thing in use
for these complains.
In Dyspepsia and Lirer Complain, they stand
unrivalled. Many have been cured 10 a few
weeks, after having suffered under the dread
full complaint foi years.
In Ha6itaal Costi1eness they are decidedly
superior to any Vevelable Pill ever brought be-
fore the public and one 25 cent box will es-
tablisf their surprising virtues. and place them
beyond the reach Of doubt in the estimation of
every individual.
They are invaluable in nervous and hypo
choudriacal affections loss Of appetite, and all
complaints to which females alone are subject
They are mild in their action, md convey
almost Immediate conviction Of their utility
from the first dose. They may be taken by
persons Of any age; and The feeble, the infrm,
the nervous and delicate are strengthened by
their operation. because they clear the system
Of bad humors quiet nervous irritabiity, and
invariably produce sound health.
Upwards Of three hundred and serenlg thou
sand bores Of these ineslimable Pills have been
sold within the last twelve months in three
States alone. and more than three times the
same quantity in other States.
As an anti bilious medicine, no family should
be without them. A single trial Of them is
more satisfactory than Observation-Disclosures,
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Notice.
A LII persons indebted for work done at the
IA Saw Mill, are requested to come forward
and settle their accounts for the year 1872 eth.
er by note or otherwise; and those having de.
mands against the estate of Jesse Swearngen,
Decd, are requested 10 hand in their accounts,
properly attested.
JAMES SWEARENGEN.
October J8 IF 50
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TaVadega Springs, Ialladega Co. Ah.
du0ust II JS42

TaNadega Springs, Talladega Co. Ala.
Augus, II. 1912.
This is to certify, that have been afflicted
with Sick Headache, Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint. and .Costiveness for the last eight
or nine years, during which time / had taken,
as wellas recoIlect, about sixty boxes Of Beck
wiihs PiRs, twelve boxes of Peters Pills, and
a number Of boxes Of Champions and Bran
dreth's Pills, all Of which afforded me but little
or no relief. At last was recommended to try
DR.. Spencer's Vegetable Pills. and well I did;
Tor never had hut one attack of the Sick
Headache after commenced taking the Pills,
(now about six months, and l. candidly con-
fess. that have derived more real benefit from
the Use OF Spencer's Pills. than from all the
other Medicines and Pills that / haYe ever
taken, and would earnestly recommend them
TO all as being in my opinion, the best medi-
clue in use for all lingering complaints, The
Pills have done me so much good, that I
would not feel willing to be without them for
five dollars box; aud cannot but feel very
grateful 10 DR. Spencer for having prepared
such valuable medicine. and the distribution
of 1t is conferring very great favor on the
public as it is a thing of the utmost importance
that every family should have supply of DR..
Spencer's truly valuable Pills constantly on
hand ISAAC M. THOMAS. 4
Price, 25 cents per box, with full directions.
For sale by -
HAVILAND, RISLEY s. CO..
Augusta, Georgia.
]. D. TIBBETS, ls
Edge6eld Cont House.
DR.. w. w. GElGER,
Cherokee Ponds,
Aug. l6 6m 30
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Notice.

NO11Ces
A LII Persons indebted to the subscribers by
IA note or account due the first Of January
1543, are requested to come forward and pay
up. us longer indulgence cannot be given.
FRAZIER & ADDISON.
Nov. ] # 40
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State OfSOuth Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Exparte, Petition 10 SubSti-
Dawson Atkinson & wife, tue a Trustee.
AIN hearing the petition in this case, on
W motion Of MIR. Bauskett, Solicitor for Pc
titioner, Ordered, tha, Rule be published III
the above case for three months. in some pub
lie Gazette of this State, requiring the said
James Bowers, the Trustee named in the will
of Casper Nail, Senr.. of the legacy beqneath-
ed to the petitioner Maria Atkinson. to shew
cause, ii'any he has, why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted, by subs,itu-
ting DR.. William NJ Burt, Trustee, in the
stead Of the said James Bowers, Of the said Ma
rim Atkinson. and that in default OF cause being
shewn. within three months from the first pub.
icatlon of this Rule an order pro conlesso be
entered against him.
]. JOHNSON.
9Th June, 1843.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE.
September 8, 1e43.
certify that the above is true copy OF the
original Order of Court, in this cuse, taken
from the minutes.
J.TERRY, c.E. E D.
September 13 BIN 50
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Greenwood Academies.

November 16, 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11
4W REPORTER for January, 1s43

-. scn5s. posnie vs. Brae3ett in The matter
a Spear Lea Ia the mater S Ct lnsas
Bankruptcy; Partnership Jolni a5o ssps ~ WfIisas
Partasrhp; Decree agai ore member o.
~. sul costs 4 Exparre Hale Elgg1ts.
=. Psr,ick: Involuntary Bapkrucyi Trlai oy 1.S -
In me mater OF Lease Bankruptcy; Persons o"s az
ri-y dets debarred the advantages o; the
Moa.oon: Admiralty; Lien vessel Tor suppHTIs @
hsd The master g. Foot Knowles; Ares on ~
u.s. bsczoss The seal of the wrong Court was afIed 70 VS.
- Digr OF Enclish Cases intelligence and hcfpsny
critical Notices Coopsrage OF the Tribune esoa On &
s-,nenr Digest OF Massachusetts Reports Seones oo
.-.ss Jus published and in preparation, barAinpts
- phode Island. Massachusetts and IN New ors.
BRADBURY. SODES CO, y. Nassa1.surps',
20 Nap.York and 10 Schcol-street bostoh-
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officer in our Navy; but he discharged his daty
like brave man and Christian, and. hesitate
not TO say, viii receive the united commentator
of the Court before whom his conduct Is row pass
ing in review, as well as of the Navy, OF the civil,
lied world aad of every well informed impartial
man and homes, heart in the whole nation.
Respectfully yours, JUSTICE.
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Y,o,,, THE Dial, for January :
! u
Eff.

fri a gay and glittering cloud,
Born in the early light of day,
7. lies upon the gentle hills,
Rosy, and sweet, and for away.
/, burns again when noon is high;
Like molten gold 'sis clothed IN light
,Tis beautiful and glad as love-
A joyous, sonlennancing sight
But now It's fading in the West,
On the Towering heaven wlthered Leaf,
IA faint as shadow on the grass
Tarown by CLEAN Of moonshine brief
So life is bern, grows up, and dies,
As cloud upon the world Of light;
II comes in joy, and moves in love,
Then,-gently fades away IN night.
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GuLAR iAMP.-Couthouy Il Movers,
~ S4 Broadway, have lust received large addition
heir stock OF this celebrated Lamp, which is rapidly
ding every other description OF Lamp by reason OF It's
superior iigt,, ard economy.
~ CAUTION The public cautioned tc be on their
guard against spurious and worthless article purportng
he the Solar Lamp lately trown Tie market al
oo bring discredit, II is presumed ic genuine ar
Gle. dis In.
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Names OF Inies,a:es whose Es'
tales have been taken charge
ofby the Public Administrators
or his predecessor, and which
have not been heretofor re-
norIe,i
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flames OF Intssates whose Es-
,a,es have been taken charge
OF by the Public Administrator
or bis predecessor, and when
have been hereto!oea reported.
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go TO MECHANICS, MANUFAC-

=
- TURERS and eiheIs.-FOR SALE, in whole or
PAGES s purchasers large and valuable Real Es-
tate IN Rznapo, RockaHd County, Sew-York. about TWO
mics above Mr. Persons Wo Ks, Continuing Two Thou
sand Five Hundred Acres OF Farm Tiiabe and Forest
Land viii very extensive Wafer Power consisting of
superior situations or for mills on the Ranlapo
Greek, ana laree Stony Greek
There Is on the Ranaps Grist BILL with two run of
stones recently built ts fire thousand dollars near
which Is modern bail. and coKmodious clearinghouse
with well Of water And there IS also on The property
large Two story sn honse with all necessary out
Buildings such barns shess and sabirs sufficient
sRe OF any kind besides forge and coal house on The
RarDapo, which affords power for mann securing pur-
poses Almost any extent there being ao little above
reservsifs thSI never lack wafer.
TIE SeEYoa and Ere Railroad runs through the Prop
and also TIE Grange Turnpike, the passage from New
York being completed three hours en- The sorier by
s:eaE15oat % PierInost. ssd thence IN the cars
The proPeriy ID the opIioa OF good judges sbcuads in
iren ore and lies "a The vicinity OF tie Sterling and other
extensive Zines o. red ard Geld short ORE two miles below
anguish. aad about be.ow the weliknowu e,,sbIish
nent of the Sterling Company driven by Tie MeSs-
TownsSRds- -
iaGrler description IS deemed rauecssssry .s those
wishing 70 purchase viii view the properly where the sub
sc:losr resises THOMAS WARD
A1'1aP' ' stey' zee, =, 1six. ssa sodlRs
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Premium Pens.-A Sill,

TNATDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
Medal was awarded ]. Hayden for MS very supe-
ror Pens by the american Institute az lis last Fair The
Government have given them the Preference, and the best
accountants ind many OF the public Institutions viii
other Pens They haveJUy obtained tie highest rsputa
The trade IRE sSpped TIC anufseurcrs prices by the
agents j. ! = HAi usH, , riat,-sueel
Agcats also TO. Slans School AID Counangb Ink
Stalis gsy9 II
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NOLTON'S INDICATED CANDY

~ Please allow me- through the columns Of your paper,
call the attention Of those who suffering fem coughs
ceds &c 10 preparations for the relief of difficulties OF
this kid by e. +. Cotton OF this city.
have made irequ Of Coion's Medicated Congh
Candy and in all cases 10 my entire satsfacten Also,
have been personally acquainted in OF others who
have used it VITA likeresuits.
II evidently En agreeable and e6cacous medicine and
may be freely without prejudciai effects The
In this ias respect particularly IL decidedly supe-
or the generality OF articles OF the kind now offered 10
he market harmless medicine, aad IS thereby,
ia connection with medicinal merits justly entitled 10 the
and highest confidence Of those who may wish the re-
lief which il claims IN afford.
Il Is confidently believed trial OF this Candy
hardly ;ai 10 secure for il all future patronage.
IL is for sale the Of G.. +. Coon Druggist, No.
201 Main, street. and by other Druggists in The city
Hartford Nov. so. 1872 IN. e. Weekly Review.
ny y. cdIus Druggl:is, iscs ~ ana iOu IL
ton.streel nj wholesale and retail; also sold by a B.
Sands < Co, 273 Broadway, of Chambers street
David Sands X Co., n East Broadway corner OF Market
sireef dis I'm
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By Special Appointment.
EOSEPH GIILOTT, Pen Manufacturer
e. To TnE oUEEN.-cAuTioN.-The k.h ch.rsc.
ter of these Pens induced the attempt the part of
sSveal makers toprac.cc fraud not only upon
Ar G-tt bu, aiss 2pon the po5tc. An inerio. article
bearing the miSsrez name thus elliot, emitting The final
rpfashcs anssrancs and the reSy common s,yie ~ hcs
i, S PIT ~.
Observe, the genuine Peas all marked in fnE-
JoSSpd 3iioifS Patent" Joseph GIlet. warranted
and that each cross bears fac siIe of his Signature
The above snay be had, whassa.e, OF HENRY JESSOFi
iyl5 " 81 John-srreeI. corner OF Gold
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NTEDICAL REFORM, or the ELEC-
ny "a e. Theory OF MEOlCINE.-

va TRO-MAGNETIC THEORY OF NED lin E..
l. Is utterly impossible TO practice medicine WIKI ay
,sn,Y itout perfect knowledge oil all hs atnhle .,
s,,. II Is the latent electric properties oil matter
I've e 10 al charge, and all action and medicines
therefore be pre- AIRED with reference 10 these
Diseases nlso he Investigated ny tsis sei
--,nTTne Ali ese chance guess worh arc e,nF
cI D. l. MADISON, NJ o., 5Si G7ecnvich -, ~
Electro medicines carefully prepared Tor ALI diseases
TESTIMONY II know member Of persons that W. ai
,n has nrescribed 70 and administered his Electro ne
;'r 70 with success have called on many o,Aers'
Sn kpsw had taken these medicines IN diusFeai , s.v
,ions of The country and for VARIOUS complaints, anu
oy.rsd with them personay aud out OF more than wv
hundred cases found instance whe'e ,e pa
-, m no: willingly acknowledge either an entire cure o.
J3,S 5.rsfk when the medicines had been laIen a Or
a aec, .n az % d,rscrinns E. T. CUSHMAN.
C;ty end County NJ !Te.r FORK, 50. ,,,,
Eli p CuhuIan, oi said city, being duly sworn, '"
'iie st's''- - f. p. CUSHMAN.
sworn this oh day OF January. le43 before nc, RoEssT
N he CIT q New York. j!u
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finally EXPRESS FOR PHiLA-
DELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
-MESSRS. ADAMS CO. having EXCLUSIVE CON
with the Union Transportation Company, are fully
above cities with the greatest care and security.
Running upon the road under their own locks,
they offer superior advantages for the prompt transportation
and delivery Of valuable packages baak specie kc
Goods shou!h be marked 50 care Of Adams Co.'S Ex
press aud il left the office before p NJ viii be
forwarded on the same day.
Small packages received until hacpas 4 P. NJ.
4. * Co.'s Express for the East leaves daily P NJ.
Office in Philadelphia Is Chestnut street. Cice in New
Wall d2l lmeoGs
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q l:Sa. st'OK PEEKSKILL, VER-

? FSFUR TEEhONILL,. TN
sssssssssa..sS.-=1g,. PLANCK. GRaSSY.POlNT, SING
Sine, TAfKYrOWN, DOBBS' FERRY, HASTINGS,
and Yonkrrs-as long as the weather will permL--Ihe
reg s..d splendid stesmbot COLUMBUS, Cap,utn F. '"
Stors will leave New-York, from the foot of Chamber-st,
every morning, Fridays eXcePted al and return
at tie old State Prison wharfoo of Amos street, each way
Notc--i goods baggage, bank bills, specie, or any
other kind operiy, taken shipped put on board this
boat must be a; tho risk OF The owners OF such goods,
frcieht, baggage, &c.
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ID EAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
a. l6a Nassau.st Opposite The City Hal) where those
who have HOUSES or LOTS FOR SALE or TO LET,
may have them registered for the accommodation OF those
who may wish parcase or hire Maps and Plans viii
be exhibited and eIpianes, with the price OF be same
without charge until sod or let according directions
which may facilitate negotiations by enabling those in search
of properly readily 10 hnd the be 0tspied al the lowest
price.
The sale fnew and improved lands in ONO and the ad
jaceut country viii be attended Titles examined, Taxes
paid and all matters relating thereto, by professional
ileaR established agency in CHcISNATI the best To-
Gated for cash sales Euigrants Western country
OF the city !or sale.
~ 3. Al! communications by mail must be post paid.
ISAAC II. TOOLiEY
DIG I'm $50 Nassaa.st. next Tie cor Of Spruce.
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p hELIZABETH-pORT AND
$780, NEWY0RK FERRY COMPANY

Ttnier 4rrmg eu,ent.-Fare 12i Cents.
The steamboats, WATER.WITCH and CINDERELLA
ply daily from ElizabethPor TO New-YoTk touching al
and Fort:lchnona, eaGa up as ioio"s
Leave sni E1 aeaal Il hs1Ss Pier
All, and 81 O'Clock. p. ALI and 4e'ceck, Pm.
On Sunday,
Leave Elzabeh-Por. q; o'cock A. NJ. and at ?. II.
Leave New-York al 10 O'Clock, A. II. and Il IL y. NJ.
B.-PaSengers for Weslfeld Scotch Plains Planheld
Bound Brook, Somervie Easton Sclooleys Mountain
by the Ezabethtown and Somervlle Railroad Cars, will
leave New York in the 81 icock boat in the morning, anc
in the !! and O'Clock boats IN the afternoon.
Passengers from the o. O'CLOCK boat will leave Sornervl'
in stages Eas:on and Schooeys Mountain the ar
rival OF the at Somcrvile.
The Horse Car will leave Tie front OF the Union Hotel
quarter hour previous the departure of each boat
All baggage the risk OF it, OFT
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Deafness pains the discharge OF matter the Ear
also all those disagTeeable like the buZznT oil IN
secs falling OF water whzzing OF steam, &c which are
symptoms approaching Deafness, and also generally al
tended V h disease.
The s,bio;ned certificate will be read with interest:
" PHILADELPHIA, Oct !, 1871.
.sr. Edi.orS-Deanes disease which has hitherto
been considered incuTlble but inorn the public la
il is a mistaken idea. have been deaf for ten years, anC
concluded that ! remain but not many month
suce se in your paper advertisement OF Scarpas On
for Deatncss. As the last concluded 10 try IL
am NV happy 10 say hear well as ever did. Two
Of Ey friends likewise tred Ore OF them was so dea
without it The other very much troubled with aolsc
in The ears bead, and be found relief, and
well. Two bottles cured which thought getting wei
pretty cheap. SILAs BUGBEE, Second ST.. below Fne
Sold wholesale and RETAIL by A D. u. SANDS, Drug
gS No. 20 Futonstrevt, corner OF Gold, and 100 Fulton
street. Also sold by David Sands & Co., No n East
Broadway; A B. Sands Co, No. 275 Broadway, corn,
OF Chao beEssrest. Price, 81. Also sold by Dr.. David
Jayne, No ~ South Thrd-siree Philadelphia. dis Inn
HULL'S USSES.-Notice to Rup-
trred PersonS-PerseHs afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon the best Instrumental aid the world affords, or
application The office, No Veseystree er 10 either
the ageris the principal The United St-tcs BE
careful examine the back pad o Halls trusseS, to see
they endorsed by Dr. Hull n writing None GEM
inc. relied upon good, without his Signature
Many persons have undertaken 10 geud limitations o.
Hp celebrated irsseS and thousands imposed upon II
consequence These limitations cannot be they
made by unskiu mechanics, and are 10 better THAI
the ordinary russes.
Rooms have been fitted up No. veseystrcet eEolu
sivey for ladies' having separate entrance from the bust
department where female is in constant attendance
o female 81
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ia OkISON'S Hygeian Medicmes.-
I'VE ICE.-whercaS, A. A. Samancs, of s. Broad.
way Eew-Ycrh, is making improper CT hiesTs
Mcrison Co.'s appointment for The sale OF their Med
ciuaS. This IS, therefore, inform the public lhaI Mr.
Saiancs Is not authorized 70 sell Mu!lSON'S PILLS
In New ork sSd that aSSrS MorTsoas only Agents in
New.York ars Messrs. FIRTH & HALL, OF No. Frank
lin square tro, whora alone the Medicines he had gen
uine. tSignedl EORiSDN CO.
Dated British College o.; Health, New Road, Lsndop
Jane 18Th. igS2. iyS II
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RIO THE COMMON OF THE CITY OF NEW-YoRKThe
fNewyuk
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Cheap Publications.

The following qualifications are 70. sale
=, The ONCE OF TIE Tribune NasarsTeet, opposite The
Ci;y Hall
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CROTON WATER-Nessrs. Whitscy

NROION WATER-Nessrs Whitscy
~ & Jenkins PlGmherS, No S John-street, would most
respectfully inform the public that they procured
execute Ill orders in her line o business IN durable and
rccrkmanl,ke manner. Their work warranted give
satisfaction, and their pipes land
freeze in waiter The pubic respectfully Invited TO
cali and examine their materials. The Croton Water In
;roduced without ;akir 2 up the sidewalks.
The following Certificate, with Others can be
the shop:
air Francis ]. wH,TsEy having been employed at The
Gjraru College in The capacity nj Plumber, affords
pleasure say that from the opportunity there had
Judge his merits in Tie line OF his business dors.der him
worthy the confidence Of the public
TGOS u. WALTER, Architect Girard College.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 8, 1872 DS0H
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RTEW AND ELEGANT PERFUMES

The ladies' are respectfully Invited call aud ex-
anime extensive strck OF Peramcry containing many
agd delightful sceais imported rom tie cee-
braed manufacturers OF London and aris. An0ng them
aTe-
saSsy's celebrated Kan de Cologne, deiicisus per.
tu,ne OF exquisite fragrance distilled from combination OF
Iae choicest flowers, selected for their excelng
when they IN ibeir fullest yil,o..
Saisys ESira DIX Bergdn2e, Jaslnn, Cedrat and Boz
qreite de Victoria, compounds OF exquisite sweetness
Tor the tojitL and handkerchief.
Ede's Hed5 Ssua acknowledged TIE most elegant per-
fcme or the Assembly B0udor impartins to lie haad
kerchef very agreeable, refreshing and iastRg odor.
Pateys New Perfume tCtronela Rnsa exquisite, orr
siu1l and permanent perfume. imported from S5iraws
Also rst received, fresh supply ef.pe German CO.
logue Waller Il Maria Farn,l very fragrant article Dis
Tilted trcsl tie bowers.
D.:ytD SANDS co, Chemists,
6so I'm y East Broadway. cor. MaEket-s,-
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IL &. SEE MUUk, SuPt ano EngT.
u The passenger train connects at Turner's With
Beachs Mail Stages for Newburgh N9w Palz Kingston,
Casill and Albany, and Goshen with the CaIbondae
ana other Western Line OF Stages. jan2
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