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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

We have had no rain yet. The cotton
crop has been cut of nearly one half. ard
,urnips and peas are a total faiure. If
we have any to go upon next spring II
must be al little Polk.-Anderson Gazette.
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Medical College of Georgia

Medical College Of Georgia.
TEyHE ANIMAL course of Lectures in this In.
u stiiution, will commence on Monday, 1llh
of November.
AHatomy-G George M. Newton, nj. D.
Surgery-P F. Eve, NJ. d.
Institutes and Practice Of Afedieins-L. D. Ford,
Nj. D.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy-L. A.
Dugas. VI. D.
Materia Mediea and TherapHties--I. p Garvin,
NJ. d. .
Obsteries--J. A. Eve, N, D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-Alexander Means,
NJ. D.
Demonstrator Of Anatomy--H. F. Campbell
NJ. D.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered at the
City Hospital, which is under the charge ofthe
Faculty.
Fees for the full course, s1lo 90
Matriculaiion to be taken once, 90
Practical Anatomy, to be taken once. 10 90
Surgical operations will be performed graiu-
itously, when brought before the class +
Good board may be obtained in the city from
$l2 10 SIS per month. @
G. M. NEWTON, Dean.
+ j Sep. II 33 It
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CAMpEE, Sept. 25.

CAMpEE, Sept. 25.
Cottcn.-There is some Cotton coming in,
but our market can scarcely be said to have
opened yet. Prices range from ST to 81 cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

GF The friends of Col. o. TowLEs,
announce him as a candidate for The office
of Tax Collector Of Edge6eld District at
the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02
REFERENCES

REFERENCES.
His Excellency, George w. Crawford,
{ ! 8. { ! q ! :.
Hon. John P. King
Hon. AndrewJ. Miller q
Hon. John w. Wilde,
Col. VIM. Cumming;
Robert F. Poe, Esq,
John Bones, Esq.,,
Rev. C. 8. Dodd, Augusta. ~
Br:js Dr: jaHs. w: s'otsiii II s1iip, Hamburg.
F. Fl. Elmore. Esq,
VIM. Dearing, Esq, Charles,on.
A. G. Ross. Esq,
Hugh Rose Banks. Esq, 90
Sept: II At 90
GSavannah Republican and Edge6eld Ad
vesiiser, twill please copy one week for iou'
weeks. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02
Correspondence of South. Carolinian.1

Our Cotton market remains in very Ian
guild and depressed condition, In P. S. on
"Wednesday morning last I informed you that
on the day previous, about $50 bales changed
hands. On "Wednesday the sales reached $50
bales, but on Thursday and Friday the demand
again fell of, and only about 100 bales were
taken, both days included. In all these trans
actions, the terms were mostly in favor Of pur-
chasers, who would only buy when they could
do SO to an advantage; prices ranged from
TO 81, extremes4d to 6S. On Saturday morn
ing the accounts per Britannia. l3 days later from
Liverpool than previously received, reached
us. The ma kets both at tha, place and Havre,
had somewhat declined in consequence Of the
accounts from this side, of large crop; no ma.
terial change however was experienced here in
consequence, the very few purchasers that were
in the market previously, continued to buy on
the same terms as before.
September IS.
Between 300 400 bales of Cotton changed
hands yesterday at former prices; several hol-
ders, particularly those under selling orders,
accepting offers which they had refused pfevi-
GUS 10 the accounts by the observation-disclosures
5 to Cd.
CHARLESTON, Sept. %.
C0tton.-Recei0sd last week, ny Rail Road
324O bales, by water 544, and by wagons 382-
total 4066 bales Uplands. Exported lin same
time coastwise, 252 baes-leaving on haiI5a
shipping stock of l4042 bales, exclusive Of
20a0 on shipboard not cleared.
The market for Upands during the past
week, more particularly towards its close, has
borne somewhat better aspect as regards an
increased demand than for some time past The
sales on Saturday. the first day Of our CONNER
cial week, amounted to but 1913 bales.
On Monday the steamer Britannia accounts,
thirteen days later, were received from Liver
pool and Havre At both places the market
was represented as heavy, with somewhat of a
decline in prices. principally caused by the
expectation Of a very large and early crop in
this country.
The enquiry in this market on that day. and
the day following Tuesday, remained confined
to but two OF three purchasers, who operated,
both days included, to the amount of S65 bales
On Wednesday some others made their appear.
ance, and from that day up to last evening the
sales reached 2120 bales, making the total of
the weeks sale amount to 3l79 bales. Prices
remain about the same, except of having q
greater degree of 6rmness impaired TO them
which they previously lacked, almost entirely
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02
IN Office.

WVHE Subscribers are now receiving and
III opening attheir Store, large assor.
ment Of DRY GOODS, Of the latest an.: most
fashionable styles. az =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

% The friends of Mr.. ScARBoRouGH
BRoADwArER. announce him as candi-
date for the Office Of Tax Collector, of this
District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02
LEHMAIER & BROTHERS,

LEHMAIER & BROTHERS,
take this opportunity 10 inform their friends.
customers, and the public in general, that they
have lately moved one of their Stol es TO the
Ware. House Of Mr. J. B. Smith, Mousr VIII
LIse. and that they still continue their other
establishment at Parks Store, DARK CORNER
where they are receiving large supply of
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
and will be happy TO wait on their old friends
and new customers.
Hamburg, Sept. 12 4t SIS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

1--we are authorized to announre VI,
GRAY. Esq. asa candidate for the leg.
islature. :.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

UThe friends Of Capt. E. W. PERRY, an
nolince him as Candidate for the office Of
Tax Collector Of Edgefeld District, at the en-
suing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

GF The friends Of Col. JOHN Quar-.
TLEBUM, announce him as candidate for
the Office Of Tax Collector of Edgefield
District at ,he ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

P We are authorized to announce EDWARD
r. LAURENs, Esqr.. as candidate for re-clec.
ton as Master in Equity for Charleston District,
ut the ensuing session Of the Legislature. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
and Ready Made Clothing,
purchased in Ne,o York and Boston.
Ourfacilities beingr such as 10 enable us to
sell on the most reasonable terms, purchasers
from the country will find it much to their ad-
vantage to cnl at the New YORK CASH STORE,
opposite Howard & Garmany.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

7U We are authorized to announce DANIEL
HOLLAND, Esq, candidate for seat in the
House Of Delegates, at the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
LEHMAIER 81 BROTHERS.

LEiIHH HHffIIe U DIlO ILIlD'
HAMBURG, S. c..
HEA AVE received and are opening at their
AA Store, large and extensive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
suitable for the approaching Season, direct from
the Importers and Manufacturers, and good
nee nj m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

HAMBURG, s. C.
FHyHE Subscribers have connected them:
selves in The WAREHOUSE AND
COMMON BUSINESS, at the old stand Of
G. WALKER, under the frm OF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

BThe friends of the Hon. F. w. PIcKEss,
announce him as a candidate for the State Sem
ate. to 6lithe vacancy occasloned by the resig-
nation of Mai John s. letter, from this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-02

p Weare authorized to announce FRANCIS
H. WARDLAw, Ese., as a candidate TO: Sena.
tor from Edgefeld District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

GRAIN-Whe.i The offering IS held above the views OF
buyers. LAST sale OF Illinois AZ 10 cents .oI minsC
i. no; very rn and the supplies far. Northern held IT
5Ra 59 coats weight We notice sales 3CpO BUSH Mary
land a, Sc weight delivered Zoo DO North Carolina al ic
weight, and SO DO Jersey AZ t2: 53c. necsu:eRye
steady q, 20 cents, in the slip Oats q % cents. in fa.
demand: receipts no. very large.
SPIRrTS-We notice farther sales loo bbls. state Prison
WHISKY on private terms Drudge &c. and steady Bbs
are dull Domestic Brandy and Gin have sold 10 the extent OF
800 bbb at cents mos. Alcohol selling freely q, IS cts
cash. 5Ic. 8 mos.
sEEDS-We quote Clover free a, s4 and not free
as.s 81 Timothy is sl3 50 SIS for good. and
dull Flax Clean is OF market: Rough is So 40 nominal
The demand for Seeds !. very Limited.
HAY-Wth large stock the range of the market S>a ~
cents, with sales 500 bales 70. shipment.
TALLOW.-The market is dull, and strictly PRIME Is
ony worth cents cash We sales IL bbs nj that rate
NAVAL RES-Tbe rnarke, is very inactive. the sale
beng only in small parcels, Spirits TuIpennc IS IS Cts cash.
q cts. mos. with sales IL bills
Olive notice sales 60 bbs Crude Whale for export ut
cents and 10. DO at something under this ;c .Linseed IS
lower best American selling 70 cents cash. sale of Dutch
reported q, the same Winter Sperm So and Spring
% At New London sale off coo bbls Elephant on
WINS made al Accents and a0 bbl inferior Sperm nj 20 cents
PARTNERSHIPS 900 lbs Live Geese have been made
s,S2 cents for common. 10 81 s.. cash, for good.
GROCERIES.-Saes at auction 10 hhds. Porto Rico SUI
RAJ at 6 6 cents and l2i hhds Molases 10 %
PROVISIONS.-ln Poys the market Is as before noticed
Ther is very little doing and the tendency is downward
Pnme was offered 81 2S and Mes at 60 S BuyeFs OIL
Tered 81 and 50 D We notice sales $50 10 400 bbs Prime al
81 l2s and small sales .Iess So Beef remains dull
at So S ca and SIS ga Sc for Country. and 81 > %
and ssga Sc 80 for CITY Sales loo bbls. City Prime and 30
City Beef Hams &C.. In Lard there is not much
tvl,y. We quote bbs at 55s 81 cents Coarse 60. 81
kegs 81 g., We notice small sales bb!. and 90 KEGS
s.. ccnt,..We notice sales p bbs Picked Hams a. "a
Shoulders The following the rates fo' City
Smoked Mects:-Smoked Hams. City. S. 9cenis West
cured * cents; Plain cured G.. cents; do dry
salt ga cents Shoulders city, &C. Western cured Il.
Ii do plain cured 80 Az do dry salt 81: Il smoked Beef
Boston. ga ga; do Western &c.. Butter IN far demand
cents 70, inferior Il Tor common 5 IS Tor good and
BOA 2 for PRIME The stock is not large Sales to dny GO 10
SO packages common within our range Cheese steady
but not active q, a, l. &c. Tho stock IS fair.
RlCE.-Ihe demand good. and, with quite moderate
stock frs, hands the market has advanced e. 70
sales, three days 60 81 SIX So . Tor common to
strictly prime. No sales inferior.
HDES-Ne notice sales C ooo Buenos Ayres "a lbs
sl2is cents 6mcs being the balance Of a lot of lo"p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

NJ Eighth Ward.-At meeting Of the Democratic
Wing Electors of the Eighth Ward. held at Howard House
the meeting was called to order By j. T. NJ Beakey, who
ro,,;r,,ea Jesse d. PRICE Il. Chairman. and JAMES s.
md JEREMIAH CooPgR al Vice ChaIrnen and HOE
CKIcHrox and SAMUEL LLOYD Secretane' The call OF the
meeting hayin. beer, read Committee OF three VIZ j. l..
NJ Bleukey j. VI. Murray, and \. II. Souenburs were ap-
pointed rs a Committee 10 draft resolutions
The fow.n: gentlemen were then nominated delegates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

Aprs, Ia, % Ion % ship Saratoga. from NcwYO's for New
March l. lot % s Ion Il w brig Caroline ind Mary from
Boston for Rio, % days out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

To THE MILLION" Sir Ashey Cooper's Corn
Salre" is popular. How can il be otherwise! 1t
is daily doing so much gOod-offording so much
comfort. Sold at Dr.. .Iiner's, corner John street
and Broadway; 81 Broadway corner Hudson and
Spring: go Blocker, and others. r. Examine
the tXylographicl colored copyright labels.
ala .iteod-
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NEW AND INTERESTING WORK

NEW AND INTERESTING WORK
PUBLISHED THIS DAY
81 J. MoWAT~T, Ia BROADWAY.
LIFE OF GOETHE,
From lis AEabo-raphic. Papers and tic Contributions of
hr Contemporaries.
BY HENRY c. BROWNING.
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Il na;er o surprise tia; complete ard pcpula bog
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MoMESrous QUESTION.
WHO Is SCATESTIEI.n

WHO Is SEal t>t I'LL!
CT THE NEW WORLD Of tn. week will coaaiu trans
ntion s;o tbs unknown American Author. who has ade
such wonderful sensation in Germany by his works TIE 9Th
CT content. will &c rich and vaous and show the public ,.;
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SDoiSen, &c.

~ The ship. NevYog. and Fairfield. for Liverpool and
several outward boand vessels detained account OF
Eastoiy winds.
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The design of tins woIk stimulate the terar- curiosity
fho. who with for It's tranquil pursuits are lm:ted
N their requirements ~ Extract Jrort the Prdee 20 TIE
FIRST Series. ,,, :, - -.
oprs: they atierp; demonstrate general principle.
y induction variety of prncples-o develop those I'M
truths which float ubscuFey the mlnd-ando suggest
Subjects, which, By their ngu.aty are new TO inquiry ana
which may lead of ideas -Ettr1ct from TIC
Preface 70 n. Second Series. .
Nor do presume be any thing than the historian OF
genus; whose humble office only tell the virtues the
nirties of his heroes. II the fashion OF the present day 10
rue up dazzling theories OF cell 10 enSon prori 20 pro
mugae abstract paradoxes treat with evy the ut
MUS because ne only of genius. hnye sought or
facts and hive often drawn results urSspeced By myself
have looked into liern history the literary character.
Extract from the .lut0rS Preace 20 the Literary CHARGE
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well n, the amusing book of literary history and biography
which has ever been written Its popularity great AID ul-
versatile. ~ GrStGtTs Preface 10 the CaroSi:'cS ~
.qmCTlcln Literature. ,
1T gives pleasure be cbe say that what would cos.
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rcan for less than five with this additional recommendation,
The pre,cn; edition contains CCRIoSIT1Es AMERICAN LII
TER AZURE. IN which of the most entertaining se
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n. entertaining and Instructive and contains amount OF
curious information respecting nuthors and their books which
would the student 1.-The had 10 the
ce information which the lot OF but few many OF
the most ndeasabe research CkriS .7dU0eGe and Jour
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Disasters. &c.


We Learn from Capt Buckley Of line brig Edward. az
lived At h port = Is 5 iE from M G ,t a. on nn y
a ciooners cabin and upon examining contents found to
contain number CLOTHES books shipping articles LOG book
Siae Of and from Washington C. bound to YORK CAPT
Henry kS The s S on the gs book loo n d1ie 1
written upo VI Of Nsrch2, which stated ha the, day
4 @ T h Sss'S fhe from nS NS ri ens &
Of Prussia caIlan james Robbins of Newlork mate: Isaac
charleston Courier, April 49,
The a s 5sse vc S@ e oo on III he 5 %
sis,ance immediately rendered hn, all efforts 70 get her OIL
Bne Peconc Which pa, into Kcy IVES, distress, reports
the ed March boarded the II brig omsp OF Exeter.
ashore the Coofadcs loaded with usc mahogany &c
took from her sails aud other materials.
rz-To yyhig Printcrs.-A Printer of good talents
and industry Is wanted take charge of Wing Country
per Unexcep,onable Moral Characters indispensable. ard
enc inclined to the Presbyterian Dutch Reformed Church
would do best the people ofhe vicinity being mainly OF those
per.uasicn, Apply to the Editor Of The Tribune.
s 6 seor tc Gan FsvrS S9MP FL S6Hr HEAEI
AMSI$$ 3 ,1s l s%AF HIGGiEG D %A
and twled p and a inch Also Gram and Meal Bags -
and bushes bRi&c ;if FOX Po5HENus:
Nc Martin L. Thompson. Architect tee and Buder
g. Ws Ed fRed Rs Rn f No. fd Gnea
Place where he mny be in The evening mho S'ns
nc Price so Cents per Bottie.-.T'e chief VIZ
tues ofths 1scophcros. or Nedicatel Compound arc
l. It's brscirS, strengthening and clarifying qualities
g Its gently stimulating the action OF the SKIN; -
Its producing and encouraging reaction IN Inc ouiD or
root, and particularly the pulp. which receives the vessels
and nerve, giving life and vIgo. To the fluir;
l. It's equnizng the circulation ot,bc Buds
g. Its freeing the skin from the effect OF pcsrson scl
and dandruf. and d.posing the hair 10 curl;
g. And frequent will preserve the hair in beauty anu
health Ia the latest period OF life. :, -,
hair at the Hair Cutting Rooms l+6 Broadway corner OF Lib
e!ty up stars. HILL AlHis
School and miscellaneous Books, &c.
WILLIAM X. CORNWELL,
90 Bearer street, three doors from Pearlstreet,
M Offers at LOWEST RATES School and Mscella-
neOl Books Blank Books Papers. Quil and Stationery
general TO which he invites the attention OF Merchants
| Climbs 3na
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Export, Of PORK and Lard rem .se,. York

Tc:oi lal &9l3
49,, Export from CierA'cn6, Ohto.
ess bb, Pork Il Sol kegs Lard
;he above 4s2 bbk Pors and 70 Kegs Lard were export
Inpor, a, BrSalo from ls, .qprl e st Jyiy. 49,,
1871 lS.e. 1873
Pork bbls 20 47.s,3 BIS
Ezptrt from dstrol, IN 1913.
sl bbs. Pork; l6 Lard ,G l55 lb. Hans. $500 lbs.
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CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE UNITED STATES.

.NU
ANDERSON {, DOBBS have just received large and
splendid OF Spring Patterns vi Superior ntty
EHgish AID - 800, >, COMMEMORATIVE,
CapenE Patterns that be found other ESao
ll>nment. =. =, n
and Snir CARPETS Floor Oil Cloths ul'ed and rTkey LEARN
Rags Parlor nooT Mats. Table md Pane G9yers go
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. Gc..!
All owhich where purchased for CASH pieylou, 70 me
gres, advance On the above DESCRIPTION OF CaenS anC VIII
be .od al the usual low prices u! g Bowery.
- ~ 49,, S.i.rt,ons ANDERSON * DOORS.
N''| N " Va o. Rowe,y The fist Carpc, Warehouse
.,Ie ,,,;s above Hester *.
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uarkcts-CGrefAIig Reported fer Tbs Tribune.
TUESDAY. April 10.
ASilEs.Pots in some demand, and firm. Sales % bbs
e.: "a 90 and go do. old private FEARS also
IL better inquiry. and - bbl sold a. 81 Si. which de-
cline of6d
COTToN.The sales yesterday S,o19 bales and today
some 800 bales have been sold. The msrke; steady and
holders pressing Cotton beyond the demand Freehs
ore steady I'd. .; which transient ship has been taken
upfo Liverpool.
FLOUR AND MEAL.~The marke, i, withou, material
change and the sales moderate the advanced Gene
SEE Ohio and Michigan ted - CO.. SIS l2. with
snail saes 70! immediate 81 oS. The latter descrp
tons Round hoop Ohio offered Ut ~ ~ Sales
100 bbk. New-Oreans al 81 .. We quote Western
scratched 81 70 81 sl fine mdding S. l2 81 2 mid
dlns So a.: So 40 ship s,rs 81 So .. with sales 30
bis Troy IS % There iir supply of these dec.p
tons. moderate demand the latter. Southern decp
tons are firm and inquiry. Sales Georgetowna So
Richmond Country So l2i<. Brandywne nominal Ut So
Richmond City So 30 Sales l00 bbs. Fredericksburg So
Southern scratched 81 6 fine nidGling Rye Flour
yin !.ir demand So 2s The supplies only moderate
jersey Meal s2 50 SO OK. and Bandy'ylue
SO ;5a sl2 90 cash. with far sales los Ship SUITS l
ali cents 49, Bag Meal 100 li21s.
The following the rates for Flour, Wheat and Com
ct the following places 81 The late>. dates:
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
Al BROOKLYN on Monday 18th inst By the Rev Pr Cutler
GEORGE LEWIS Esq Of New London. 10 MARY H. daush-
&c! OF Thos Chew. Esq.
DIED,
On TUESDAY April &c. MART LOUISA daughter Of Edward
TIE friend, and acquaintance of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Wedneday the ln' al
clock from the residence OF her parents l9i Mott ST.
A. his residence No "a Amos yesterday, the ioth a
ELIAS Hicks old and eabe clzen IN the $50 year OF
his age. :, -
g1SE wife OF LOUIS Gariboldi. aged . year. ~.
on NontSy 18th inst OF cancer Mr. ROBERT PITTS o! Inc
Int firm Of VIM kan & Co
On Monday 18th of consumption, JANE ANN VILE Of
William K Painter, m her 3lst year. - :.
ON Noniay 18th INST OF consumption ELIAS THoM. IT. in
the 18th year of his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

TINE ANNUAL. DIVIDEND seven per cent on the
stock ofthe Frst Lyceum Vinge and Beren SEMINARY
vii be paid holders demand aier the Is; day 81
Stockholders this City pud ut A b. Marvin sD Nacen
! Lane. Water Il. m ~
We learn tina; Stakeholder, in Boston, Hartford, Troy
sra",a 20. 49, 49, f - ali 2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-17

SAsDss SYSTEMATICALLY knowledge will one day put n
SOP u War says the autho. of Iacon uud knowledge
may ndd though cannot put stop Dlsas-5ecause thai
81 condition oour fallen beiBg-s doing wonders IN NIT eating
Us hyage- The unhniowed TINS, Of knowledge
Brought death into the world aud all our wo'
shd The banc Of our by provdena made
ne means OF lis preservation The investigation of proper
. OF Ssapaa has been Of great benefit TO mankind and
ta preparation of the Invaluable known SASpss
ARsApARLiA the poor OF Scrotula Rheumatsin
D2epsa any Of large proportion of the disorders
pSn y heir TO-. has a safe and certsin on,idoic.
OF luther particulars and conclusive evidence Of its superior
agents. gratis
Prepared and sold wholesale and ratal by A. B. & D.
IA :iaps Whoe.ae pruggss 20 Fulton street New York
coo also al I3 Broadway II East Bfoadway and by Drug
san generally ,htoughou, the United
PORTABLE DREsslSo C.sEs-A large assortment ofentircy
us patterns manufactured the subscribers equal point
=, lish 70 those imported, with this advantage CONTAINING
sses Of real service Of which the Metacrablet Sifop
h Keeping Razors IN perfect order. Call and examine
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I,pryTZER STEVENS & SONS la5 Water street. offer
L. ior sale entitled to debenure- ,,r
Holland Gin. ID proof OF the high favored Pine Apple
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