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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27
SherifI''s Sales.
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
William Brunson, Admir-. I .
of G. A. Dowd, uor,noce
w llia,n Morris.

w lliam Morris.
DY an order from the Court of Com
I'D mon Pleas, in the above stated case,
| will proceed TO sell at Edge6eld Court
House, On The First Monday in December
next, the premises described 10 the Mort
gage in the above case, viz; the House
and Lo, in the Village Of Edgeheld con-
tanning three acres, more or less, on the
road leading from EdgeGeld Village to The
Pine House, adjoining lands OF Enoch
Presley and others, on a credit OF SIX
months, the titles to be signed but moi de-
livered until the purchase money be paid,
according TO The terms of sale-an1 II the
purchase money be moi paid when due, |
will resell by virtue OF The same levy, on
account of the former purchaser, for cash.
Costs 10 he paid in Cash.
y r.. BOULWARE, $. E. D.
Nov. s. 4t AZ
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Public Notices:

TEHE Estate Of William w. Coursey,
IL deceased, having been left ,derelici. /
shall proceed 10 sell on Wednesnday,the
9th November instant, on; credit of
twelve months, at The lale residence Of
said deceased, all the Personal Properly,
consisting ofone Horse, Hogs, Cows. Corn,
Fodder and Oals, Plantation Tools. q ouse-
bold and Kitchen Furniture, Purchasers
will be required 10 give note with appro-
we'd security. rs So.
All sums under two dollars, cash. =,
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
Nov. 6 St Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27
The State of s. Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Nov. s
David Calvin, Applicants,

David Calvin, Applicants,
VS..
Henry Calvin, Mary Taylor, 3Summons in
Elizabeth Neyand and others, Partition.
Defendants.
EDY an order from John Hill. Esq Ordinary
q D of the District aforesaid will proceed
10 self at Edgefeld Coutt House, on the First
Monday in December next, the lands belong
ing 10 the Estate Of William Calvin, deceased,
situate in the District and State aforesaid, con.
tanning two hundred and thiiteen t2l3) acres,
more or less, bounded by lands owned by j. II.
Hammond and others. Sold on a credit Of
twelve months Purchasers to give bond and
approved personal security, and mortgage
Of the premises 10 the Ordinary, to secure The
purchase money Cost to be paid in cash.
H. BOULWARE, s. Z. D.
Nny s al --- AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27
INVALUABLE
Family Me dicin Z: es.
ysiS5SsssaGs
tH D BGss1sa q BIZ ssssa % KS
|E15A!E5R 3 9 a5lHS IS

.prore all things. and hold fast to that
which is good."-Paul.
YHYHESE Pills are no longer among those
of doubtful utility. They have passed
away from the thousands daily launched on
te"lide Of experiment" and now stand higher
in reputation. .and are becoming more exten-
siyely used, than any other medicine ever pre-.
pared. They have been introduced into every
place where has been found possible TO carry
them, and there are few towns, or villages,
but contain some remarkable evidences Of
their good effects. But tits not necessary 10
advertise them at large, or to say any thing
further ofthem, than to lD Dcautioh those wish
ing to purchase Antibillious Family Medicine,
TO be particular to enquire for SPENCERS
VEGETABLE PILLS. as there are nulner-
ous preparations put on sale almost every day,
of doubtful eificacy.'To satisfy The ,eorld Of
the ineslimable worth Of this Medicine, |
would simply observe that, it has been long
used by some of the leading lights Of the pro-
fession in their extensive practice, and is now
prepared with greut care, and upon scientific
and chemical principles, for general use. by
the present proprietor ONLY. TIE tmputation
of .Quaekery therefore eannot be a6fzed to this
Medicine, since il is The preparation OF regular
practising Physicians, 1rho haze made tile healing
art their profession, and achoss pkarmdcentie
preparations ril c0cr be held in tho highest esti.
nation. ....i i:.,rs -
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i9 ProtessrsAip Of Agriculturs.--:A Pro.
fessorship Of Agriculture has been estab;
lished III Amherst College, Mass. The
Prolessorship is conferred upon Alonzo
Gray, author Of scientific and Practical
Agriculture"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27

Tie 4boletion Hote.-The, AboI.ion;yole
of the state Of New York in. the late Pres
idential contest is said to exceed rs, 600.
The heaviest abolition vote, in niPennsyli
vania, has been poled in the whig coun-
ties.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27

worship; uor can several 60 about among the
monrners talking 10 them in low voice, whilst
the exhor,er is addressing the audience. These
and such like practices are violations OF good
order.-They are contrary to the decency Of an
assembly which is met IN obedience mthe com.
mands Of HIM, who ais not the author Of con.
fusion, but of peace, as in all churches of the
saints"
My purpose was, in commencing this letter,
10 make some remarks upon the utility aud
mode of conducting proiracted meetings, but
the near approach TO the end ofmy. sheet TO
which what lhuve written brings me, forbids
it. shall, therefore, my brother with your
permission, extend my remarks iG my rext on
the subject Of protracted meetings.
Atiectionately yours in Christ,
WM. 3. B.JOHNSON.
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TESTIMONIALS.


O'Read the following certificate from Mr..
o. C Kelsey,a popular merchant Of Tomp.
kins Bluff, Ala. ard thousands Of similar
character might be given if necessary to prove
the efficacy; popularity and usefulness Of this
medicine.
Tompk;n's Bluff, Aia., Jan q, I543. 8
DR.. Il. Spcncer-Dear Sir: wish you to
forwaed me large supply of yonrp pills. I don {
think 300 boxes too large quantity TO send.
sold 160 boxes the last six months; they are
they most popular pill in this place. For bill
ious complaints, sick.headache, dyspepsia, cos.
tiveness and such like diseases, they are con.
sdered almost an infaEbIe remedy. i have
been agent for DR.. Peters Pills. and formerly
sold large amount yearly; butI now sell three
dozen Of Your pills 10 one Of his. My custcm-
ers think them superior to Peters or llI3 other
pills. ,.,..t
Respectfully yours, o. C. KELSEY. )
Price, Is Gents per box, with full direc-
,ions.
UA fresh supply, just received and for sale,
In Edge6eld, by J. D. TIBBETT'S, and on
enquiry may be found generally in all the
cities, villages and at the principal Country
Stores throughout the State.
Oct. 80. ~, ~ 6m al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27

Apple Bread. Frenchman has ina
vented and practiscd with great success a
method of making bread with common
apples, very far superior o.alhe Poiasooe..
bread. ~. ',.s'sS' = =, ~ - - = ...s
After having boiled one third Of PealsaS
apples. he bruised them whilawarm ,,in;o.
two thirds Of flour including lhes proper:
quantity Of yeast .kneadet the wholerMilh-
water the fruit being qdilrli:sifiirient:
When the mixture had acqdiredFtbe CON-
sislency of paste, he put IT into a. vessel
in which lie allowed il to rise tweiyesh6ufs:
BY this process he obtained very excellent
bread. full Of uses and extremelypali
aud light. .i. 10 .s,t n Z:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27

Fond ofth Ldg.-A Virginia paper
mentions a case Of novelty recen1yified
in The Circuit Superior Court for Spottsy-
lvania. Aman, named Payne, employed
Judge Barbour, some years ago, as coun-
selin suit, which was given against him
He1hen commenced suit against Judge
Barbour for neglect professional duty IN
managing the case, land employed w;
Smith; this also Wenl against'hiin; where
upon he instituted proceedings against
Mr.. Smith, in which case lie. emptoped
Mr.. Preston. .uf Frederick, as counsel, who
it is said, conducted it with igrea, zeal aud
had moreover the rate good aack1to please
his client sowell; lhathe: does notainlend
to bring an action against him. ~ stts ii..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27

No MANA 5was happening II 60; into
the shop Of a tailorjust as The latter was in
the ac, ofipatching an old garment swilh
new cloth, thus addressedihe knight ofthe
bodkiu-.sYo ou are no tnan, and i can
prove il by the highest authority ~ How
so 2" replied The unsuspectihg tailor, as lie
piled his needle with tsJaabled activity.
''You shall be accommodated sir.'n', says
the way, asking !al The. same lime ifhe
recollected of ever having readlhe passage
iufthe New Testament whichdeclarest tha,
no man puttelh piece newt cloth into
an old garment -, e, IS "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27
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IS 90 - littyfas,, Il. y a:sssssa
sii..s .. 5sittuq5a ;i. fi.;isss !ys...r
4,; y. Is. /. ~ yqfss, etii IssR4ls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

Ma. COUCH AT THE AUDCRS PRIsoN.-A letter
rom a genutman in Auburn, dated July lSt' says
-. Yesterday Rev Mr.. Marsh and Nr. tough pad
vi-ir 10 our village. went with them TO th- Siale
Prison al O'Clock: winch i the ch"pia;n hnur on
San,in, !, o,nng. The prison T.. more than oi'n II.
nuu,-er d-nSriy lied the lnrge cihrrI. a i",s''
cn"ir .urg wv" mich proprI"ts the hymn' d"o'"T'
sir days tco'k IS dO'te, wncn the Throne ui uinct
.a. irrvemI, addressed by Rev. NJ. '''rsh III
Gouch then spoke iur an hour, giving The prisoners
notn hi, own anl their experience, IN his grsphc,
rouchins st,. 1t was Il deeply Interesting hour
The har. features oil the pri>ousrs were soon sOeH'
ed the tear started and flowed rely down many
rough cheek ~ : carried hen' back 10 the days ot
chiidhoud, fen mothers set hnnd came over
their forehead, ani mother taught them TO pray
tud the, passed ir"a irnocrEcc 10 CRIME, ana were
separated many OF them perhaps. from p'easai''
homes. to taste here the bitterness OF crIc. ne
gros-soP@ were arfal ed before i'n us Their great
.Sf enemy spread a. many snareS AID traps nj
over the country. ready To allure and DESTROY thr
the moment The, stou again go oni into THE world
md y, -u asked To declare their determination never
10 enter them again. and never ~ a'ie the inioX'cnt
ias cup forest ul nanGS weni up, aud brsht g't'i
ni hope seemed 10 sbiGa l"rlh from every couil'
nr,c- Mr.. COUGH speut ih- re;nnInder o lhe lore
noon IL con, cr-ra with prisoners im 'iirif cells )
.aiirr,n. .a:i> ior future aud III the c'rhlns
ne addressed an immense ussenhl, ~ Iii- rst Pres
h,rrriau Church It's believed that the visit OF these
gentlemen will give new Impetus 10 the Temper
auce cause here"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

hahil;,y of var between France and Morocco, and
TIA, MI would b. arranged d'plomr,ically:"
According To accounts from i!slrrs "i The lU n
instant; IL. Emperor bad d-rvo~.d the conduct OF
the chpi vino had ntiaCk-d the Fr-uCh Troops, AID
and th. aff air considered al that place settled
Iho French G. ,yernmenr however, Intends to de-
tnnnf something more than apology and VII reqnre
the Emperor 10 give a gunrait"e maj he VIII II"
longer afford refuge 10 Abd-cl Nader "ti.h efi'eh
ram Algeria rhi-. we b-leve, was the main on-
lecr OF the expedition 10 the frontier, uilder the Com
ulnnd Of G-n Lanoriclere.
The TouIonnnis OF the 10Th publishes a letter
from Bona, dated i'h of June, stnting that the u
nisans had attacked the Camp des Chaiirurs, with
in league oi La Gale killed four men and wound
ed Captain Brilliant Of the African Chas-eurs. :. 4
Maltese" saws the writer, "Just arrived from La
Gale has brought this account, without further de-
tails.
We are in possession OF papers from Madrid and
Barcelona TO the 18th instant inclusive they con-
tain. however, rtle or no news Of interest Ii
said the Legislature would be dissolved on The lOih
oi month, and another convoNed on the 10Th OF
October next, on which day the Queen will be con-
stiIuiionaiiv of age.
Munoz, The -Lifeguardsmnn, formerly supposed
TO be the parameur of the Queen mother, aud now
her husband has, by roval decree, been raised Ia
the rank of Grantec of Spain, with the ute OF Duke
de Ranzares. The proud Hidalgoes will hardly
relish this promotion.
The Catalonan manufacturers are said 20 he in
state of alarm at the prospect Of reduction in the
tariff duties which the French and English Minis
tcrs are endeavoring 10 effect.
TURKEY.
Accounts from the Turkish frontiers of the lst Of
June bring intelligence that the Monemgrins have
again committed great excuses against their Turk
ish neighbors, attacking caravan OF Turkish mer-
chants from the Herzowina, returning from Rajura:
they murdered part Of the merchants and carried of
all their goods. They sent the heads of the muir
dered persons as trophies to the VIadika who, how.
ever Immediately sent back the heads, and ordered
the goods 10 be restored.
ITALY.
Private letters from Bologna OF the 10Th instant,
state that number OF individuals Implicated in the
late disturbances had been secretly transported 10
Algeria " here they to be drafted into the army
or otherwise disposed Of in virtue of arrange
ment made with the French Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

Price-sl 30 per lON copes per loo. SIS
Mol. Tux TEsT: Parties Tried 3y their Acts.
No. II TmE CuRRRSCY.
No. Ill. The TAKIrs.
NJ. ". LIFE ~ HxSRY CLAY.
No. v PoLTrICAL ABOLITION.
No VI. DEMOCRACY.
No. VII. LABOR CAPITAL.
No VIII The Public L,sDs.
No. IN. ANNEXATION OF TEXAS 81 per lO0 or 81
per lO0l.
Published by GREELEY * McELRATH. Tribune Office,
Ito Snssnu.s,reet New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08
ALL HEALING OINTMENT.

NOLD FEET. COLD FEET. CoLp FEET; COLI
FEET-iold feet and Consumption, Cod Feet AMI Dy,sp
>n C"Id Feet and Sick Fc,,acc Col" Feet aud Disease oi
the uas' Liver, Cold Fset and ANma t"G feet 1 nn
Cnd Feet and Rncumn SIN, Cold Feet nnd Pans ~ the Ear
aud Head Cold Feet C"d ee-wi'" ms not g", Go Feet
Ointment l. sovereign remedy fer cold ret under every con
t..eucy lie. l.e, II e warmed lnn the Sole OF the eei
nd ,y. uiet. se our word md restore
c,n,iun The blood nI-c hrniny fersi'rntnn md rn
them back - condition. W i'rn ms done
the ,l,. he plnced u.nn the rh. head where the Oth
:ilcuiy lies whether he cysimptiur. rsinn dy
ep..r luS, uir. ~i cure -n a-n Snld i6 Hivi>in
r-et R-eckeT ~ House 9. John lUI Cherry IL
Iuliivnn lsi J'un- 3ig Stanton 2i4 ~ street e2D II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08
~ Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Ynrk-Thl. Institution. durng the month Of June.
To,ai ives ;n,ured 81


nr D.. Fcli1 isouraud.s Italian Nedicnt eel
,-fur tarirs Ire s-, pnpe. etpitnns. el. .tre'
cufvy. mornev eat -nni,. ma,s-o bite~ ami a tnra"
mad ruI.nne>- saiu,rn> nns rknes Ui the skin Ms
S,n ts rsuarsaois OF recent chemical ilscnT
lis enol ant he,ns GuH;e sp"ss1 OF IN i'
irecinHs I'd 'yEo recommend T. pne cHk .
Ursn,s. We nnswe- MI ordinary pu poses. i
had genuine only 8. Wase street. door iroIl
~. cnrre, f broadway Agents. MIX street. Boston. 20
hcsnut street Pha eyhl. Gray Pouchkeep>e. lUnsey.
Rochester Myers h-. tiaven Dyer Providence Cn,esT
Lowell: and Tupp. NewuiH. fH an
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

MoRg TEXAS MEx.-ihe East Alabamlan
says" We are credrby informed that the IN
mates of the Peni5en,iary at Wetumpka, II
they had chance, rOuid go for TeTaS tnms-
d;gieIu'"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08
Markets, &C.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June 2l.-Our market has
lIr nst report. Tine trade have continued 10
confidence and specuto have also opcaied tn ie extent
eny sanrie expectations Of prices advancing much ai-
in the the stocks An advance c ad
H. r h.wever quoted this week AnrIca descriptions.
but the amendment not apparent IN Bowed hs IN reais
and Mobile. uru birey nd H. dencr and BuZ',
and Egy ptan unchanged Business crse quietly
to-day the sues Friday last amount 10 81 OO bnies
ri which pecuatnr hnve taken 10 J American and export
er> 800 American Is Pernam. and !Up Surat -
IMPORT AND SALE CorToS FROM THE 10Th TO THE 2lst
ISr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08
U- DR.. Felt. Gourn'.' Poudre Subtitle will

romp.ely ana pe"atiy sra.lca- supaluous umaa hair
i''' upper lp., the hglr coDcinT br"nd ana ere
,a,e, oreheas The stubborn head II mao or airy hnn 90
,titstnnis hatr Be n get me ~ Tile or sl
7i;c- 81 Walker street. "ne lror from Broadway.
81 I~r rot .: Grecuon, French and Gi's-;,. .
Ag.ur.-f;utIrie tilu-n lane Albany Myers. N,'v
Haven Brown Is Chenq, stre-t. Phiiade'phla o't an
NIX .rr., Boston: G-y. Puurhkeeuse: t:ieen Wofoes'ef
C,t. on l..~ eli. &. DYER .r. Providence: MattheSson
Nof.jch Tonsey Rochester, y. y Guld. Bangor w tiie
Tan be seen md tested before buying. Proof positive this
und mstahe. Iei' AL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

THE REVISED Sr,rurxs OF THE STATE or NEw.YoRx
sa @ t Ts a and 1Pe y WL.M n a.
WEpcw9on Member OF ,hs . New" on, OH Bns up s
An ancient tyrant placed his statutes out OF the
reach OF his subjects-so tlat they continual,
violating laws of which they had no knowledge, and
mourning penalties of which they had never heard
Modern legislators accomplish the same end inr
more ndro,ly Every man is bound 10 obey the
laws for Ignorance of the lawcxcuseth no man
yet how is the great mass to learn what the laws
are can they he expected 10 buy and study fifteen,
fty, or five hundred bulky volumes, wherein, amid
multiplicity of obsolete or irrelevant matter, they
told What they may do and what they must leave
undonel Can tha laws, for their use, be condensed
into the compass OF spelling -book2 No, but their
essence their spirit, the substance of these provis
ions which it is importan, that every body should
know, NAV be. This work has bren performed by
Mr. Wedgwood in the volume before us, and the
State Superintendent Of Common Schools and the
Superintendent for Kings County certify that they
have examined his book thoroughly and that the
work is well done. Their opinion is worth far more
than ours could be, if we had time 10 make the ne
cessary examination.
Ofcourse this work is no mere detail Of crimes
forbidden and punishmeuts affixed. Ii plainly ex-
hiniis the rights, duties, and mmunitles OF every
citizen, the framework OF our Government, lis Off
GERS, their functions, &c. &C. Ii is a work full OF
practical information, which every citizen of New
York may study with profit and every town or ward
officer should especially have ii hand. The words
Twelfth Edition speak the public appreciation.
EXCURSION THROUGH TIE SLAVE STATES. By G. W.
FrArHEgsToSHAuGH Harper Brothers. 81 Cliff 81
The author of this latest caricalure of American
manners is already widely known throughout the
country. His book is more bitter and sweep
ingly abusive than had expected to find it. 1t
is extremely egoiis,ica, and many of It's anecdotes
and sketches are highly amusing ami even interest
ing. Ii will have, OF course, wide circulation, and
"ill excite much demonstration OF angry feeling
especial, Ut the South. It's geological notice.
are scattered at randosl through lis vituperalivt
paragraphs. Ii is sold for Two slinnss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08
The Whis Almanac for the year lSi4.
A Convenient Book Of Reference for Politicians
and Others during the coming Presidential

Campaign.
contains the usual aendsr' aud Astronomical cacua
IONS mad for every meridian from Name 10 Louisiana.
s OF the Government officers ofthe United STATES
Judges =, III. Supr,n Curt SC with their Salaries; cou
-t- tn Msrrrs Of the present United states sena
and ous. n Representatives. arranged according To their
receive States aud hs ocsof --h member dr,gnsied
,tory the Tariff; Pst sn PRESENT Tariffs; Conn ars'v
-meu the Articles b~aftnI >I.I' d.
.. ,rnrosed b. III. acts is 1923. 1852 and lsiz
igE rnR.ESr r.Riry Law OF Tns U>IIEp or.TEs h-
lg the a,t:e law on ths subject National B;uk ""
ytract, from Nr lcDuihes Report PaoIscTi"s 10 AM
ticAs sIypusrRY-lIst trPEDENcY NEc.ssrTY. BY rht
10, CHARLIE, HuDiuS Og Mass. THIS valuable aud usriu
ssay ocucpe, cagws Its facts illustrations aud dOctu-
nsht 10 be understood BY very who take,
the OF American Industry and the pro.p-u: OF u
.opir of the inryd Sa's Extracts rom Mr. Clay Sp-r
- PuLlic Lands : h-s- rxtidc'i occupy several
M ar su gvra general view orhs Interesting s'
A,cdotr. ruiItic> and FOL tIr-ns u-i, 20
she'd ELECTION ttTURNS, b. Sta es.
nua! Districts ,nd Vunr-s ttes- R-tu lis r M
ui mos complete whirh been .urs-i hey
- the Wing Almanac sy will ~ cOusiautj r--'frd "
.ru. IN, { mug year as tiry f-tunis h
~ pf-,r.t -, - thos- oi 1870, Iru- e" h"idU. -.t
Ia a 70. rlt N''" ipi W.
ii l;n HARRISON 1880 aud a., 1870, The lumber s.i-cio
Zach stat, ~ l3iG uunn-r u" wt;c vdrn ,ra-
,,t ri ~ lSi,. Fable. the on iog Debts Gpv-ruof.
l hrI the s-eral >,.;.s, iurcHrt-N OF NJ
lay John G2uiuc, Adams Col. Iohis'D &c &c.
az The pncr oi WA. AiGnsna. .afn- ,-,
Ar ,tirstards contain: 'bout quarter
4,t-. sucr copr-s IL. 81 pen 81 PER
riders must d. accoinparl,d b. n. PosrMAsTt H.
uniting free post.g. 81 for dozen copies, ,iu
arirlet TO copy grains II couair, sheets, and tspt
only 10 periodical pGsise-
- The WING ALMANAC, ,s regu arly publish-d -v-.y
Ear, and | oply lect 10 T~riodical pmtAxe
GkEtLEf y McELRAl h, Publishers
TrInnn- butidIn ~ Nv EnrL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

n;- North American Phalnnx, Monmouth Go
" j.. (Adircs> e-sviie T. o.. 3 miles from New ok. WA
steamboat OlS Fulton Market 10 Red Bank daily dur
ing the summer Mr. EDWARD GILES the accredited
Agent OF the Phnanx IN New York and be consulted
1t. business from ga O'Clock NJ ut his residence No "
Wnlkerst iyl 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

Dg- The Books OF Subscription to the Capita
Stock fhe New York and Ere Railroad Co. now open at
the Office Of the Company No. 81 Wallstree between the
10 and5. WM NJ GOULD. Sccretary.,
Nsw-York. April 2i:h. lSi 40
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

Er Hardware. Cutlery, Gc.-LEWiS Benz
DICT & co. respectfully Inform then enGs Il the babc
generally that hey have removed TO this city, and haze take
the Store 81 el.i-s;-ee, tcppote the Peaifest House
where they are axe aud wel'eeced assert
nent o; Goods both Foreign and Domestic 20 which 81
would cal the attention OF those iR: 10 ehnse epOu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

~ Water Cure,-J Slew. NJ. d. m author on Wa
Ter Cure IS Fourhs; ready to MS friends and other,
who care to be treated medically ut0ut drugs Water Cure
tor ecncy IL u system witnou, parallel p the healng an
Mos; cnses il: not a be well treated private dwell
In-s as e where The poor advised gutuousy. Jy. 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

TRIBUNE BOOK BISDERE,
no. S?RrCx SlRrxT,
THIRD STORY.
GAYLOI:D & ALEXANDER.
Are prepared TO execute Binding 'tF BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and 1rva'e individuals
y. y. Particular attention pad 10 -ebind ~ pd Bods.
n'u'eas' hu'c' o. " -o' . .-a,onnb!e r,;es.
refs'h' 'e''nI @D' enn laFe lielr books rebound
sis'i ~
icr DIR. Phinncy's Family Pills constantly
for Sje By y y. & d. SANDS. - Fulton ee;, n isr'ad
mad - Ems, BrnHlwav Je5 tiH'
" Graham House, 63 Belcay street. by koS-
WILL. GUSS. ieou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-08

. FINE HEAD OF Il iiR II BE HAD fOR Iik +.
a SfilLLI HGSasy the use o. Three >illlns b"te
luue>> JurtI nlt Restorative. The pce will II IS u
humhur. GIVE turi. Here IL real gun ties:
III the thu huIr tho iei nce. body or M
,nrt where nature utene har ~ top iaing OF
mike the scalp heuy thereby dandruii nn'i siv'
,b red or grey ha tine dark look uTd IN time make II grow
nnturn ink the and has been tired By hundred
OF our mos. respectable citizens whom has given Ell
tire satisfaction. Among them the following:
Mr. W Hopkins g1 KIng-st. New York.
Mr Phillips. I93 Bro"nie Wouster.st.
Judge Edwards, of Pniindciph,r
sir J. Pearson. Navy Yard Charleston.
7 Power grocer. Fuio,-st. Brooklyn,
We could Ol- fifty other ui persons who have Ount
this all represented but II the above not enough.
thing will convince except trial sold quite
lie indeed cheap-uny 3, ors shiIlnss bOi. by one-
.ign 0 the American Ea. e. - hathan IS Broadly
Y or l$ Fulton BrooSI;n; Penle. Dr0adwny. Albany
Redling, Siate.s,. Boston; Zeber Ledger Buildings