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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-18

friend las presented US with small SAM
pie Of Sugar aud Molasses, Which was manu-
faciured by Capt. Ulesses Nj. RoBsRr Of Barn
well Dis.rici. from LOT Of cane, grown on his
plantation the present year. The cane grew
upon two acres of ordinary pine land for that
section Of the District, being well prepared and
highly manured befnre planting The summer
proved favorable to its growth, und the autumn
o its maturity, no frost having fallen, material
ly to injure it. The product of the two acres
was eight barrels of Sugar and a proportional
BILE quantity of Measses.-The samples of
both. would be pronounced good for any sec =.
ton of the sugar region, und The sugar readily
commands $5 per l00lbs. in the neighborhood
This is a highly encouraging experiment.
which wc recommend TO our planters general.
ly, so far al least as 10 make snfficiency for
home consumption. We should be pleased to
see our planters in this State gradually resort
ing 10 system oil agriculture, which will re-
eve them from all foreign supply in the prime
commence the good work Of reform. and BY
planting more grain and less cotton place
themselves in condition TO rear their stocks
of hol scs, mules, cattle and hogs, many of
which are now furnished Ivy the Western
States, which greatly tends to drain us Of our
money, e. gradually impovcrisIes our citizens
We should be pleased to see meeting OF the
planters cl the Districts at which resolutions
should be passed, by which each individual
would pledge himself to raise and cultivate
every article Of domestic use Of which the soil
and cimate are capable, and 10 manufacture
his own clothing for his negroes, nj least. We
should thus lay the foundation of greater pros
pcriiy and independence, and provide thereby
a social remedy against the pressure Of low
prices aud hard times. 49,:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-18

Lieutenant Gorernor-At the recent election
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, of
South Carolina, Mr.. John ]. Erwin, Of alufl.
borough, was elected Lieutenant Governor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-18

Democratic Celebration ct augusta. Ga.--On
Tuesday evening The 10Th instant, our Demo-
cratic neighbours at the above mentioned place
celebrated The election of Polk and Dallas. by a
brilliant display of fireworks and hundred
discharge of ordnance No accident occur.
red 10 mar the fes,iviiy of the OCCASION.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-18

In consequence Of the press OF matter, TIE
third letter of Rev. VIM. Is. Johnson, in reply
to the Rev. w. Hooper, is crowded out.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-18

Presidential Election--The vote for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United States,
is now cast by all the States. Ii is certain that
james Il. Polk is President elect. The pros.
pect befnre us is hatlering, and in the result
which may follow this election, we trust that
we will mol be deceived. Thus far the country is
redeemed, resererated, aud we look forward
to the future will, hope We Trust that The
spin, Of Federalism, SO srernly rebnked by
John Tyler. will encsforward be laid forever
Tile people have again and again sci the seal
oftondemnation upon Henry Clay the great
chief Of the Federal Wings He is now CON.
sigaed to the tomb of the Capnlets."
He is utterly omitted. Stricken down
will, the mighty hosts which he had gathered
for the battle
"Bul Yesterday the word Of Henry might
Have s,oud against the world, now lies he there,
And none so poor TO do him reverence.
But we will not exult over n fallen foe. Le,
The motto Of Carolinians ever be
Parcere SUBJECTS debellare, superbos.
Now that the contest is orer,w can calmly
look upon the past and render even.handed
Justice to all whether friends or foes. Wowil
not deny, that Henry Clay, though, ,fdr from
being fault|ess. possesses certain great and
commanding traits of character. His was a
nrbIe na,urc7 though sadly perverted by umbi--
tion and the lus' Of powsr Had he no, in an
evilhour yielded to the couRsels of the harpy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-18

Butkskin Purses "A few days since, we saw
some very neatly finished Buckskin Purses,
for sale, by North Carolina Wagner They
were SO made as to close tightly at tho top, and
itwould be difficult for rogue. who was not
in the secret, 10 abstract the contents of one of
them. They were readily purchased by seve.
raj persons in the village. This is good
sign, sit shows that those persons have mo-
ney, or expect to have. For ourselves we did
moi buy purse, az we had no money 10 put in
it, We have little old greasy wallet which
it would delight us much to fill Will not our
good friends and patrons help us TO do sol
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-18

No, a solitary noftherd whig voted
agains, the ,ho.ion, while l6 northern
democrats voted against it !-Cvnstita'st.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-18

The resembling Of the 25th Rule. which
will uow allow Mr.. Adams 10 have all his
abolition petitions read and perhaps de-
ba,ed, has produced some excitement IN
the south, and givea all opportunity to
some southern whig 10 launr us respecting
our northern democratic friends iu Con.
gress. Before we express an. opinion Oh
the course pursued by the uor,hern demo-
cratic members Of the popular branch of
Congress, we shall wait for further iufor-
mation in regard 10 The muIives which led
them to vote as they did. Iu Ihe mean
lime we must observe that the southern
wings should keep as quiet as they pos
sibIy can. If they condemn the northern
democratic members for their votes,
what can they say of the members of their
own creed? On The motion 10 rescind
25lh rule, the yees were l05. Aud what
was the com mplexion OF this vote?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-12-18
For The motion there were
Northern democrats, 55
Northern wings. ID
Southern wings,

Mark, reader. there were SIS northern
democrats, 4S northern wings aud 5
southern wings. Not tune southern democrat
voted for the motion. The S southern wings
who vored for resembling the rule, were
Messrs. Kennedy, Preston. and Welhered
Of Maryland. Clingman of North Carolina,
and White of Kentucky
The vote apainsf the If1dtion ambi,,,ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
IAyNE,S EYPECTORAv7

OOK at our bills Of mortality and you win nnd tina. Co,-
sumption destructive human LIE IN ihs
than any other disease We all know that cough like the
ing Of the raysnzke always precsfes well as accompanies
this terrible It fair umpiop that every cough
terminal pulmonary disease not Checked early aud
whers the risk great the danger imminent aston
shng that should be oad mad CROUCH 10 e.iecf
the of DR. Jayne Expectorant be reao ny Pre-
cured any Of the United states and tie vxprer ced
and voluntary testimony Of thous the result OF
analysis the decisions Of professional VINO stand
in the first rank OF medical science all point u out
the best PREPARATION invented by for the cut oil
Of the lungs chest wind and other organs connec-
TED with the OF respiration II used regular
cs by the most celebrated OF tie day The oi'
lowing nouce presented among furnishing coz
cnslye eydsncs OF the great value Of this medcne Wor-
hy Of nocs-We learn from the Mount Plsas. Register
that Miss Mary Camps of Fayee county New Haven has
nssn Of asthma with which she has been afflicted or
more nan Rhr-n years BIZ the of Or jayne, txeco-
a The dasea.e vas deep STATED and aggravated hat this
yiser adds-ws make this public for the Information
same motive-md we may be allowed TO add, that this
incidence is not common Guack medc;ne of the day,
but the regular receipt Of sdacated aud well
phy Dr. jayne deserves we'll postsrty his lab s
in orating the surnss Of his fellow He saved
many whose md have brought them
the grave aud hs Expectorant is only u.ed
but openly by all the best and nteg
physicians cue for cough umptiou We know Of
nothing invaluable has been found to b. Of
afflicted with oil the breast aud
disease Of liver is how best recommends
ton Son by A. D. Sands druggists. No % Fulton ST.,
273 Bro ,dway and IT East Broadway. DE Inn rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
UOCTOk COKRIT.I

MAY BE CONSULTED confdentially at his ofhoe No
w 6 Duane street door. from Chatham street. stan.
respectfully informed that Dr. C0RBlTT member
Of Univety city of New York. and that he has
clusveiy confined his practice to the treatment Of Ger
Of New. York; which engages his entire attention The
annals Of medcne do record than to be
fomnd in his practice.
The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the Of
curry has its thousands of victims Recent
few days removed entirely from the system that
judcously treated by person legally qualified and not by
pretendes and Quacks thers several Of them the city
Persons afflicted with and nveleate need
despair Of being health by applying Dr. Cobt
practice Of many has the Doctors repua
ton for skill and responsibility Structures engage the Doctors
tain disease ia any OF its forms.
Office hours A. NJ tn9 p. NJ. d22 lmsrc
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
A NJ Es Coz DON BEN II II II .

Wv CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
ihE NEw YORK HERALD--A daily paper ISSUED every
OF me wesk-pricc TWO oEsrs per copy Country
ubscriDers furnished the for specific period
on renittancs in advance. No unless laid ad
The WEEKLY HERALp-Issued every Saturday morning A.
Oclock-prce A QUARTER CENTS copy--tuft
nised TO country subscribers at 81 IS advance
or st the rate for any specified period.
CORRESPONDENTS requested to address thar letters 10
J,Mks GoBpcS BeNrrrr Proprietor and Edor-and ali ls
tns % business must b POSTPAID.
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MApAMF EsTELL.

NJ a A NJ I Z 3T ELL
FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence lss Gyses
wich street. between Courtlandt Liberty streets where
she can be consulted with the stricest confidence on com
plants incident TO the female frame.
Of obstinate ~ female gularity oppape
&c such to require bat few days effect perfect cure
Ladies desiring proper medical daring
time, with private and respectable hoard.
Preveuye Powders married ade. whose delicate @,
uesarous health fosbids rapid family will
s Az ers tpos,;psidl addressed TO box ses, New York,
~ p;-Aladame RIS'cELL would inform ladies resdius
cut Of the city, whose health would ADMIT OF travelling
that she would devote her personal attendance upon them
any part q the uritsd States within reasonable d,anca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
THE
IN WIS BIZ +
WIG

so closely resembles the real head Of hair that and
~ connoisseurs have the perfect
traornary invention Of the day The great advantage Of this
novel and unique wig is its being made sewing
weaving which its closely resemble
the natural hair both in gness and natural appearance
defy detecon its texture being beautiful porous and
free that in all OF Precipitation unnped
and evils Of other entirely avoided The sce;.:e
and cenn0sseur alike invited this and
tfu Wiz and the peculiar method Of ttag the head
manufacturers q Barry. 46 Broadway, Of
atevs, d27 i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
HESITATE NO LONGER

pUT II you c"uth try box of Coltons Cough Lo
by are prepa'ed with skill and accuracy and
recipe i'll be cheer ullv shown Physicians ali times
Mr. Michael Cox. Of Jefferon Ma derived more benz fl
from them than any thing else he had usd Mr. c. Afford
corner OF church and Walker Streets cured Of
coll and cough boz f vour chdren have worms
emedy found in Cotton. Worm LozengesTry them .-E
T. has been rs in the business, IA this
this must give him advantage the advertiser VIII
by sudden impulse energies all eparer
medicines without knowledge OF their proper Tht
above, with other valuable remedies prepared only by
f.. l.. COTTON, Chemist, &c,
dJl I'm 265 Be.cker stree NJ v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
A SCIENTIFIC HAIR TONIC RESTORER
AND REAIJTIFTER

TRIAL BOT rLES-THREE SHlLLISGS
ITO those whs have used jones' Coal Hair Restorative
is excellent qualities those who have not we say that
the fact Of selling three shilling bottles prove the
trying small tty frs, warrant possess the fol.
lowing qualities sit will force the ns grow part
scar or dandrp and make eh red hair dark
makes it traly beautiful a.d keeps It is indeed the
most economical vet superior article made for the hair Sold
ksis 81 Chatham street New Y9rt; 1s Fulton Street
depha; 2o7 King street Charleston, s. g.
The oorsh Hair Dye for dyslng red grey dark brown
black Price 50 cents 81 bottle sold the
I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

VALUABLE REMEDIES -Rbeumstism and Chilbain.
DIR. Churchs Chemical Essence Of Mustard. The
Of this stimulating embrocatiop NEST eecua in Of
kheumais, Chblans and stiff JOINTS single bottle in ord
nary will be found sufficient to perform SOLD in
bottles at so cents each
Eruptions the Face-Churchs Vegetable LotIon.-Th.
celebrated cosmetic will eradicate all eruptions, particularly
pmples, bloches eckles, ring &C. Its for
short time will establish clear and brilliant compex,on Bot
ties at IS cents each.
oughs and Colds-Dr Churchs Cough Drops is an efec
ua remedy for Coughs Asthma Influenza, and diseases of the
Sold in bottles at so cents each.
Itch ItchThis loahsome disease cured with single ap
plicaon Of Churchs Scotch Ointment The above valuable
emed'es s,ld at 1888 Bowery. of Spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

TIVE soEL5 TFHF RSM Ark T VIZ EYE pIAcs
a H. q. s!s.s caleb s Sfu Of
of that notion prevail, respecting
is Ssa %
e last whS a The cSs Of ss
tain free from pan and generally accomplished in little
With regard 2 che hr,s Of those rsp,sIl.
ssa .'n .a:rss d y
aue on from month to month to month"; il slides into glee
Da1 sf na iscaa
~Rs IN fnns a.. s
sning part or other OF the is strcure and
ss anu r b saf1S he
caus many .er,ogs ma.dss not only OF sexual but thos'
aiP shs of from
% iI he Of
lfas change any or inter-
''' very stats that these remarks axe pub
ac:a ss-y yssy cay
now Of th. description about TIL. ely thu,
\. Long ssy w buy
Writer
eo al for many nsS
put On seeing the real nature Of tho ee he has cn'ed
With view Of preysa,ing haze imposi.oas, therefore,
the few ssaA sa
mo there Sr s s on o. ap . 5fs
be stated brieyhey the following The
THx Ugr7a lit has been assa1y sa,d Il,
stream need not Be much d%nished or npeded But obsc'
whether drop two will away wei It'll.
-aothing il more indicative of structure The neg! is
Ii difficult to say how long Gonorrhsa o. l-e. gay r,
AID not produce structure for naturally tisos
to structure then another but general rule II shou,d h.
aesent SronSd It is.s for The sa:pieios .,ssars TR
THE EyREer a ers,cfynz .As ygpr raF Ni-r--Ihf
eject vt sctacs depssss the spirit. and lessen bo
mon elect. Not however, that i Is seen alike r. sSers moi.
vidua but common that the writer rarely al
does cot complain more or Less hat e nos 50 capable Il =
sae.s =, formerly gratifying alAo to aess le nrito
a OF spirits and the disappearing Of other naadief tn
With regard su,e OF seture On sat,eel u is SUI,
sure that This certain, free from PAIN and genealY aeeos
pirhed in little time SO much sas could ha,:
nsn IN TIN, art such tie practical erpeee Of he Writ,
mat he Sah now accomplish me cure OF Structure To-
The also begs 10 .aie that for those VINO sr 90 u
tns cure tnenseyss he has pabiissa huie yciums
s but ~ ss y ii c.. Jeat d:isss MOI Chez
especis! care and privacy directed in the planeat
possible should consult Ii. snthor personally and nothn
will surprise them more than IN: ease anu certainty of h
msnn OF cure epAissc rooms sio are arranged for shoa
Sa!y now remain, to say word OF TWO the ground
may rely With eonhdenes on what Ia: been advanced " IL
this vew Pr Ralph bogs that besde his rank
S S bo sd eis 81:
than thirty years. ard has published two editions Of york
n To sSs mos T
Ame5caIs. Sir Ashley Cooper 70 Dr. Mott Of New Yorl.
VI rny.Ss o. rhisaspna AND stnsr. ana that ne pc
Ralph eon,ued HI. private residese No. 90 Gree,
consulted BY pest 1hs e volume shove referred
dollar. dii irns'rc
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CAuTlJN 40 FEMALES

MNVfNN TIES ELI,, FEMALE PHYSIClAN woaIa
" uiorn ladies who, with proper decacy, have rspus
acs 70 ne .rsnn o. their complaints by Of be
that AL she them h.r
'rence, practice and knoedg enables her to do So s
Gems u necessary 20 stts this she dos not wish 10 be
ssrd sith te etendrs continually appearing and disas
i-snns, sdvrsas ~ Female Physicians" who too ,sno
an irN herise,es Obliged get
y iess qusr experiment instead onsutipg oar
Ca iEt residence is Green gich street. between Cou,ns
WI oil ont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04
THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

No. 10 Chambers street.
THIS Insti uon bshsd render the afflicted sound
and sceutc medical and surgical aid has already been
successful operation nearly All forms OF dis
treated here Patents who the have
their investigated and prescribed for and their
diane directly under the Of the attending nh
applying personally, are visited at their residence;
Surg cal Operations Of description also performed
by lhed aud experienced surgeon In ali charge
moderate, and those whose limi,ed required
pay for their medicine, only. The poor will be attended
every day between 3 and o. icck, without chuge.
HOMER BOSTWICK, NJ D..
'nding Surgeon and Physician
Th. Institution under the patronage aud
the following gentlemen:-
Rev DR. ED. Y HIGBEE.
Rev. DIR GEORGE POTTS,
Rev. Dr. Il SPRING,
d28 lmec Rev. DR.. SCHROEDER.
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TO MAnRlEp LADIES

NJ tUhHh AtsTELL'S PtSEtENTiVE EC&EEE u.
A hose tsyainats Feders have been universally adopts3
Europe ou fance sticuar, FOR upwards thirty years
% well ~ bv t0uisEds N ts country being the only mild,
SAFE And sb.aco remedy ur married iades fwh0ss healS
fDtoioi too rapid r.Se,sc OF t.m1ly.
naaams tssisIi as u wen Known FOR thirty years 10
Sale fhynci,n the principal Female Hospitals 10 Eu-
these Of NieunN sa fs,swaee favored by her g,e-s
ana opportunities she attained that celebrity in
tnot eai Jsccsese 10 medical specially aap.a1
20 the !eaas frame Tor which medicines unr,-
aiieA 4, vel n s country in Europe Her acquant
arc with the phy.o!cgy snd anatomy Of the iaae France
.aahs sby tracing the decline and IL health Of married
gS sud stten spfaIeny nenrlicabe csuse. which
20 arrive ct knowledge OF the primary Of female
The diseoysrJ Of her celebrated Preventive Powders Their
scpos ha been che mens OF preserving only the heab
ut evrA ths lie o: many atonsfs wife sad
sheT. " -
The advertiser feeling The Importance Of ,ubjecs and e.
snatrE the vest benefits resulting tnousnds by adcp.
would most respectfully the attention OF the
riad by all that ey hold and dear to their
s it not wise and vrtuous prevent evils which we ss
subject, BIZ simple and hsaltny within contro-
Every dnpsslnate ytuous and mind will unhs-
.tansiy answer "a The affirmative Price five dollars psei.
Re accompanied with full and particular directions They
can be forwarded by mail to any Of the United
TELL Female fhysieiar Principal Once, Ns Greenwcb
Boston office, No Essex Inns
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DR.. HOUSEMAN'S

n
pRtPARED and sold Wholesale by JOHN D. DAVIS city
OF Hudon Columhi. County, N. Y, for ia III,
city. wholesale and retail by "
JAMES = AsPIawALL,
&c William street, General Agent for this city
and by most Of the principal retail in New an
Brooklyn Perhaps more and valuable medicine
than tins never provided for the afflicted No resort has
hitherto BEEN made 70 the press to make its extraordinary
virtues known but II mas been long tried aud great etcac
most thoroughly proved by The rable Of actual ei
perence BY ITS own merits and excellence be
come highly celebrated every of the country where
IT, has been IN u without
ca ,nsble remedy Tor colds cou.hs, asthma, naenz,
whoopnR cough Group worms h. amorhage hi cd
and all the complaint eetns the breast and lungs, and
pals be seen IN the hands Of the agents for the of tins
anme,abe multitude Of cases The proofs Of its wonae FL
efficacy lncontroverbe If used the first stages Of
ne aboye named It acts complete preyenaiv,
aud Their fnhe progress arrested III this climate here
mpans ara SO common OWING to sudden changes Of we,
lsan who places right value health should be with
Tut his mesieiae A timely us, Of tw save immense bli
for m-dica attendance iaud what Will prevent H.
scgai.hng ssiiernss OF prstaetsd ges and often
life itself thcscios az II Isl mild, pleasant aud Away
harmless; It y purely vegetable compound and may be tab
with safety all kinds Of weather and under all
stances acts as mild healing erpectorant and the
gentle tonic It's has only
s,nds who were laborng under temporary illness but has
oualy feeble as ITS effect TO mpart tore and vgor the
sya.em, while II weakness.
Price fifty cents bottle Of four ounces j%eodlmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-04

NO CURE NO PAY.---Dk UVUrt.k, "a Doeae su,ct
betwc.n Chatham and William streets takes this method
OF informing citizens and strangers that he has FOR
yea confined his solely
Mcrcura and other diseases Of delicate Although
considered by portion Of the medical Profession
Of quackey tor one OF s legitimate nombers advertise still
the great advantage the unfortunate victims Of veneee disast
derive from regularly educated physician devotny his sen.
ton to particular branch Of the prsfsson must apparent
10 you not employ surgeon to arnpuate limb Ito
list disease Of the Ito dentist for 1n Tie
teeth land to noted for the cure a SI wnr
perfect in this branch because they on,
practice H. Dr. Cooper spent years in ceebt1Loch Hos
L and has foI enjoyed ape most extensive
in this way OF any medical New fc Hecan III,
aggravated cases Of Syphilis and mud cags removed
two tive days The Or regularly educated an,
performed. IL ia deplornbs 10 The
hat presented the Dr. where the disease has
the system by quaces IN break out
spots and ulcars the body the joints threat
aight sweats and enacaicn The Dr. viii ~ every
ere, make charge.
5TRICTURE.-Dr. Cooper has discovered ur,s ,u. IN
which he the worst form OF Str,ctu from OF
TO two weeks with scarcely to thu patient lYitti0
of the ura PROSTATE gland the
somennes rataser for slricure bv general
and eharlatns,
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY sotneuops called y,
fpng This is where freely iudu IL the gretes
sYi hat can heall for IL bgs disease pi he haf
'"fpuVn dvspensiG, caton OF the tame, ed finally
tJNpcc idocJ. Dr. Cooper VIII fleet fAd,t t
~, caSes, AID rgtsfe he constitution original
ta By mild and simfle Of medicine. warrant
complaint and enclosing So attended to- PATIENTS attended
hotels or boarding houses. Oice open TIL 10 eight RI
member. IA Dusre street. h-w-or William aad chatham
d9 lnsr
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The above with hundreds of other can
at the Pr 'pTietor's Office. 304 Broadway
This MEDICINE be purchased OF all druggists
through the United STATES
OEEJCE UOTTR 9

u
nR H. BOSTWI Informs The public that in
- OF the great increase OF his practice his Office hours viii
hereafter be foIIows:Fom in The until e; from
to the afternoon which principally devoted the poo
And from until 10 o'clock in the During above
named hours re can without fail be consulted his Office
Abernsthys Family thsican or keadv Presenter in ali
Of illness accident When medical
gued cannot be badeysed and enlarged by H. Bostck
M. d can be had at HIS Office price Is cents
u Ofhce-No. rs Chamber street
II. BOSTWICK, M. D.,
d28 2wec Surgeon aud Physician.