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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-11
Merchandise. &c
Arr MoDERATE CHARGES.

AT MODERATE CHARGES.
We ewill giee undivided attention TO any bu-
sinnss in our line. entrusted to our care, en-
cept the buying of Cotton. which we.relrse to
20 on either Our oun account or that o. others,
believing it Difficult, to please i'll the united ca
pacty OF both buyer aud seller.
From the long experience Of our senior
partner, and by prompt aud devoted attention
10 an matters of business, confded 10 us, we
hone to merit u share Of public patronage.
WALKER d. PEARSON.
Hamburg. s. c.. Sept II Gm 80
The EdsefieId Advertiser Abb. Banner, Ar:
6ersou Gazette. Pendleton Messenger, and
Greenville Monnlainner, each, will copy the
above fer six months.-Journal
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B Hs u 5 III EsS

Paint Brushes of all sizes. Cloth do, Tooth
Furniture, Flesh, Nail, White Wash, Black
ing, House, Tanners, busting Broom. Hearth,
Shaving. Comb, Sweeping, Scrnbbing, and
Painters Dusling Brushes, together with u
variety of other Bushes used by Painters, and
others moi herein mentioned.
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DY r. s T III # H s .

Among which are Pussiatc of Iron or
Spanish Float Indigo, Carolina Indigo. Mad.
der, Copperas, Anatto, Brazil Wood, Log
Wood Canf:W ood and Nc Wood.
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CornpoUnd Extract

OF CuBERs AND CApAvAI, stands unri
vailed for its efficacy. 1t performs cure IN
few days-no confinement or RESTRICTION IN
die, is necessary. 1t will be found invaluable.
being prepared with the greatest possible care.
upon welI.tesled principles, found upon i'iat
important law first established by The ceieora-
ted Dr.. Fordyoe, viz THAT a combination
Of similar remedies will producea more certain
sneedy and considerable e1eetlhan ane9nlY.
alien, dose Of any single one" "a combina'
,ion Of Cubebs and 0apavia forma very use
mi medicine in senaln cases, ,""--7SYR q. Cooper
p. n. s., NJ. r. S.,.&c:. &c.
This article is Just aeceiyed md for sale ny
Dec. 10 46
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State Of Soiit aFoii iiiia,1 &
EDGF.FIELD. DIsTRlg
IN CONN % IN. PIE

s JOB Grisham, 81! 3 4 3; 3;
s vs.. - IN 4ttaeinlsgt = " ,sssss
Elijahc Byne. ~
"A. w, ;igsins;
iess "a vs. dhecazacns - -
Elijall Byae. @ sl;sssa
YHY HE PlaiuiitfsiustlieaEa ekcasGs hating 1
III this day fled decllr rntionsinll my Of
fee, and the Defendant1layihg no ssiie or Attor-
ney knownto reside within sIhe itnats of The !
State, on whom copy iof said. deslarations; !;
with rule 10 plead cantbe efSed a ibe res
fore ordered, That tire said De psfeadantsfi does9
year and "a day from ahes date ifjnpfs
and absolute judgment WILDE assarae nggainsa
him by default, 5.ss Z
THOs. g. BAD M. e; c.EP: q.
Clerks Oliee, u Ny. Al s445 l6gssa
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~ AlsE-Hl0USE A
AND
= q NJ N missinn BUSINESS

@ m mission 3 uSlneS
to our friends for the liberal
H patronage hitherto received, we respect,
fully solicit continuance ofthe same al our old
W;itcr-PrOof Warehouse,
Where we will continnc TO Reccirc. Store and
Sell Corroy AMI other PRODUCE, Rcce'rc
and Eor1rard
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State of South aroIiIia I
EDGEEIELB 4DfsTRItssPs y IS. 5
IN THE GOiM1l0N LEssa So g g
John B. Gorlen ss.s
Joseph M.Perry. 81; "a IS,
Alex. J. Lawton u. 4.
:. ss; Attachment " 4.
THE plaintiffs, having this5d lied
IL their Decaraiions;in the above stated
cases in my Office slherefores Ordefed,
That The Defendant do appear and plead to: ,
the said Declarations within Id ear AM and .l5 81
day from the date hereof, ,3of 1a f9 da ialit.
thereof final and absolute j9d dgnenis WIZ:
be given and awarded against abe said.
Defendant m both Ike sbsysS sSsfated Cases.
>..5..,s, 5THOSs g. sIAG N. Ct - I.
Clerks Office. 2sih April lS4 - 7
Aprjla0 Id IS s.
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o j. L. s
Lnmp0Il, Linseed Train, Sweet, and cold
expressed Castor Oil,
pA1NFS. VARNISHSIS&c

White Lead, OI different brands. anu ?,lhIl'
ties, ground in oil, and in kegs. Dry White
Lead. Crome Green. Crome Yellow, Yellow
Orcrc, Stone Orcre, Red Lead, Litl'arse,
Lamp Black, Verdigris, Spls. Tnrpentlne,
Copal Vurnsh, Japan, and Black or Leather
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G1G8 g8r g @AAag@Rs !,
Wholesale & Retail Gr0cers

: gR@g g@ g gsAAg@gRa
Wholesale & Retail Gr0cers
CORNER CENTRE ASp MARKET STREETS,
HAMBURG, S. C..
HE AVE just received, and will continue to
d u receive fresh supplies of the following
Articles, which they oiter TO their friends and
he Ntrude, III the lowest market prices
SUGARS.
80 hhls. consisting of St. CIoix, Clarified
- Porto Rico and Muscotauo.
ALSO,
Double Refined Loaf, Crushed and Powdered
COFFEES.
- so bags Old Government Java Coffee,
10 do. Auguslura do.
.s125 choice Rio do.
] Bale Mocllo do
Is bags Cuba. -.
BEGGING.
100 pieces Heavy Dundee. a 10 As inch.
$50 do. Kentucky, (hcuvy) "A to As in.
SO do. Tow, 45 .iEch
125 do. Gunny, "a per yard, 40 toAL in.
100 do Georgia & Corolima, A to 45 in.
hOI II
: 300 coils Kentucky Rope
so do Manila, do
Z So do. Jute do.
- MOLASSES
0hhLs. Trinidad Molnsses
25 LblS. New Orleans. do
IRON
$4,000 pounds irdh, of all sizes. Also,
good assortment of Hoop and Band
Iron, Germanan Caster s. Cast Steel.
60 B.4CON & SALT.
sc, 600 Prime Country Sides.
1000 Sacks Salt,
5 do Table Salt
/. Boxes Table Sa,.
I. CHAIRS.
10 dozen Nipple Chairs
25 do Windsor do
10 do Cane Seat,
2 do CbiIdFeus, do
9 do Boys, do
9 do Offices, do
do Rocking, DO
do Nurse. do
BLANKETS.
2 bales 9.4 Blankets :
8 do. lO-i do (weighing7 I lbs. 10 the
paiD
A good assortment Of Bed Blankets from
- 1914 TO l24
NEGRO CLOTHS,
l.0OU yds. Washington Jeans (I,ravy,)
l0U0 dc. Coventry PlaIns.
NAILS.
100 Keys, fassurlcd SlZrs)
SHOT.
$50 Bags, assorted Sizes
PoWDER.
80 Kegs Ilf pnpoml's Powder
III do Blasting do
90 do Eagle, Sporting, do
WHITE LEAD.
5000 lbs pure No. i n. \. Union Mills
White Lead.
TEAS,
So Boxes Teas. Consisting oi gun pow
der, Hysuu and Imperial
6 ases attees,
hest Black Tea =. :.
~ LIME. ,,..
900 Bbls.fre Rock Lime.
Also Plaster Paris. -. tEzsz
.7;1s7!s1, "a L. s o. - a4'1sS =, :.
Ginger, Pepper! Spice, Cinnamon, n Nntness,
Indigo, SnItpetre, Blue Stone. Copperas,
:. sShoeThrend. SnnR Cotton & Wool Cards,.
Brass Bound Buckets PaInted Blckels,!
Tubs. Churns, Keelers: Willow Wagons
: and Cradles Washboalds, Cocoa Dippers,
Clothes Pins, Brooms. Wooden Bowls,
Wash Stands, Bellows, Rakes, Scylhe
Sneeds, Coffee NJ ills, Soap, Tallcw & Sperm
Candles. WagonBoxes, Measures, Saddle
lions, Windorr Glass, Starch, Pistols To-
bacco, Grindstones, Osnaburgs, Iwlne Cas-
,inss, Bouls, Shoes, Wool Hats, Rice, Clothes
Baskets, Almonds, Bcarskins. Mackerel'
Mustard, Fifth Chains. Lamp Olli choice
article of Chewing Tobacco; Vinegar, Bexes'
c Cider, Barrel Covers, C"d Fish, Plough
Nloulds, Sole Leather, Nankeens, Choco-
late, &c, &c.
lbs. BEES WAN, for
which cash will be paid.
Hamburg, 1876 20
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ysicians. planners, MGR

TO Physicians, Planters, Mer-.
CHANTS, AND THE PuRLIc IN GESERALG 4,
YHyHE Subscriber has received, and is re-,
a ceiving large supplies of II &
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, !:
&c, Sc, @
from one Of the largest Importing llousesin
the CITY of Augusta, and selling them
Mt the Augusta retail or wholesale ~
prices for Cash. or ona
short credit. y
To which he wnnld most respectfully call The
attention of the Physicians, Planters, FanIl-
lies, and all others who wish to purchase
any article in this branch Of business.
Persons Fl ON distance ordering Goods. may
rely upon receiving them cf the best quality,
aud at the lowest market prices. iaa 4s.
A full supply OF FAMILY MEDICINES
will be ksp. on retail, aud the mos, faithful at
,enlon givei. to Physician and Family pre-
scription a.,
Among Mcmany artacles Of ,Oh,ch his stock
is composed. are the jollOuing
WI DICHN ES.
Caome, and PiuIae Hydrarg. OF the brand
of Mauder, Weaver, and Mander, Sulphate.
Acetate, and ,Hydrochlorate Of Morphine,
Pip-rne. Srychnine, and Iodine Optimns, Sui
phnle de Quinn. Hydliodare Of Potlassa. kre-
osot. lpicac, JaIap. Super. Carbonate of So
du Cream Of Tartar, Emetic Tartar, &c.
lid R u G. y.
Gnm Galbanzed Camphor, Aloes. Myrrh.
Opium. Deuarcotum. do, Bulsam Copavia,
Cmbebs, Sarsaparia extract, and root, Spts.
Nitre, &c. &c. ;;
OH,
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M Nd IC 4 n r. 6.

Gum Galbanzed Camphor, Aloes. Myrrh,
Opium, Denarcotum. do, Balsam Copavla,
Cnbebs, Sarsaparia extract, and root, Spts.
Niire &c &c.
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State of Soutl Il Caro- Ina &
EDGEFI n ED DfssR IGT. S.

~, IN THEFc 0afW OH n PEA s
Archinald Boggggs, s3ss /.
ys.Sss55;ssi y gf Y Zee ~ q 1ttaEtLgt1ss
Harmon Hust: ssS
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;lltfas;s,n;sa,s I (
Declaration IN
Attachment. 4 4
ton niasAttneA'mIt.

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3, "a & :; & 2 & &
5selaress ssaa II sss,la sslas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PENSACOLA, June 5th 1886.
3esrs Greeley d. MeElrah:
The u S. steamer Mississippi, Captain Fitzhugh
arrived here last night in FIVE days from Vera Cruz,
which harbor she has been engaged in blockading
for the last three weeks He left off that port the
U. S. sloop.of.war Falmouth, Commander Jarvis.
and frigate Raritan, Capt Gregory prosecuting the
blockade.
The bark Eugena, of New. York, was moored
under the guns of the Castle, having violated the
blockade to get there. One of the bockading yes
sells pursued her to the edge Of the reefs, and fired
several shots al her, without evident injury.
The Mexican Steamers OF War which lay up the
Alvarada, have gone TO Havana with British crews
and British papers 1t is a matter OF considerable
doubt to whom they belong.
Nothing was known of Santa Ana when the Mis-.
sissppi sailed. He was nearly forgotten. Paroles
still held the reins of government--or rather, mas
the Government-and intended soon to take the field
with ten or twelve thousand men, 1t is said he has
raised million of dollars from some quarter-the
Mines believe. All dividends are withheld for the
present together with other descriptions of public
liabilities.
All the American vessels succeeded in getting out
of the harbor without loss from the state of war.
Braves conduct on the occasion was very hand
some. as his decision permitting them to leave was
made in the full knowledge that the blockading
vessels were capturing his own traders and at that
moment had two or three anchored off Green Island
in plain view from the town. AS soon as the Amer.
lean merchantmen came out, Capt. Fzhugh releas
ed and sent in the prizes which he had taken.
The Mississippi brings as passengers, Doct. VIM
NJ. Wood, Bearer of Dispatches from Com. Sloat
of the Pacific Squadron f. NJ. Dimond, Esq. late
Consul of the United States at Vera Cruz. and Mr.
Parrot, late Consul at Mazatlan. DR.. Wood and
Mr. Parrot came through Mexico, and have been
very handsomely treated on their journey
The Mexican accounts Of the engagements OF the
chapporals vary somewhat from the American
making the total number Of their troops smaller and
the number of their killed and wounded greater
than our statements do.
None of the ports of Yucatan are included in the
order for blockade, an exception quite offensive &c
the Vera Cruzanos, who seem to think that the
Yankees should punish the Yucatecos also.
5th June-The John Adams sailed today for the
Mexican coast. The Potomac will soon follow and
the Cumberland may accompany the latter The
Mississippi will only wait to take in COAL labor Of
10 to IA days. TIE Falmouth is expected here
soon.
NV next from Brazos Santiago or Matamoros.
am hurried. Very respectfully yours, G.
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scrptions from individuals or clubs are respectfully
solitted by GREELEY McELRATH,
Nesc- Eork, June 10Th, 1886 I5s Nassau.st

IL We are greatly Indebted to friends in various
parts Of the United States for their personal effort, within
the last few months, in procuring subscribers The Tr
eune We are satisfied that subscribers generally
would show The Tribune TO their neighbo!s recon-
mend them to become subscribers, that the subscription
list might be doubled during the present year. Money
may be sent through the Post Office risk provided
description OF the Bills is always kept, and the Post
where the letter Is mailed is made acquainted with
the contents The Bills OF any specepayiDg Bank in the
Uaion taken In payment for subscriptions par
Drafts any principal Cities however preferred
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THE News FROM THE PAciFIc.-lt will be seen
b the tter of our Pensacola correspondent that we may
be brought into collision with the English Government
nnon another Question that OF Oregon The writer
nocnre. mon the probable interference Of the British
Seet with ours we attempt the seizure Of California
more Than probable About one third OF the amount o.
debt due by Mexico Great Britain was loaned oy private
individuals on m. tgage of the whole or part OF Caor
MIA and fuU guaranty by their orn Government ua me"
rights shall protected from ra.erer point they may DC as
sailed The available force OF the British IN the racine IS
somewhere about 400 guns. N " Deita, stn.
Another MURDER BY RuM-The Norwich Che
oaugo Telegraph contains account Of tho death OF
son of Mr. Samuel L. Lcomis, OF Pharsaa, boy four or
ave years Of age caused by whisky which his father or
ehers had induced him to drink az snsepwSshiDg. aS
iYes eply q tfG ksMs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

Ey The SARATOGA is the name OF most
beautiful steamboat which has been built for and now
placed on the between Buffalo and Chicago Her
commodatons are on the extended scae and there
Is large spendidy furnished set apart excu-
sively for Editors We may take look into It day
The Chicago Advertiser has the following in regard to this
Editors room:
This thing of setting apart large and spendidy fur
nshed for Editors is matter that we espe
cally approve Of but submit whether there ought moi
to be two SUCH one Wing and the other for Loke Ed
tors II Editors are rabd upon these Lakes as upor
tile Ohio sndsissipp officer might be needed In the
said state room 10 keep the peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

INTERRUPTION OF CANAL NAy1GATIoN.-One OF
the Locks at Lockport broken last evening" since which
time no boat has passed They assiduousy work
repair and will have ready for Tomorrow. The
Canal Is already filed with boats considerable distance
both ways and before the repairs can be made there VIII
be- large number waiting for passage through the locks
There is no fault the part of the Superintendent or
Lock Tend ers in this But the interruption Is most
serious when the Canal IS so much crowded with pro-
duce going 10 market. 1Lockport Courier, June 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

z The distinguished Temperance Lecturer
Mr. Hawkins Yhlle lecturng In Montreal on the 3lst
ult was nobbed by the Rnmmes, who broke up bis
meeting aud came killing him. Mr.. Hawkins was
njurpg the respectable business of the Rumdeal1s In
that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

NEw.YoRK ASD BosToN RAILRoAD.-The bill to
charter The New.York and Boston Railroad Com
pany, after having been vetoed by Gov. Toucey,
who alleged constitutional objections 10 the bridge
across Connecticut river at Middletown, again
passed the Legislature and is now a law. The vote
stood in the House ll3 to 81. In the Senate it was
passed by the same vote which it received on its
original passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

" The Cure without NJ edcine.-Dr CHRIsrfE's
GALvASc RIsGs AND MAGNETIC FLulD-Ths new appii-
cation OF the mysterious powers Of Gaiysnsm ana Msgne
ian. is siracng iucreared attention for liz wonderful ell
cacy 10 The cure Nervous Dsordershe most painful and
tedious Of the many diseases which are AL susject
The simple application OF The Rings and fluid Is sup fcea
ing the use OF The expensive Batteries and machnes as being
mora preferable for their uniform safely and sue
cess. Only Agency in New-York ls2 BRoAoWAY.
A work Gsvsnism BY Dr. a d. CHRISTIE, Jut
ssurd and 10 be had gratis The agency. mvlbu lnip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

~ j. Sherwood, Commissioner OF Deeds for The
States OF NewYok Ohio Michigan, Illinois and Texas;
also Wisconsin and Iowa Territory. Othce 3 Finest
doors East of Cu,tou house mp stairs myS II
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Things in New-Haren-The Legislature-Yale
College.
Correspondence o. dc It.oCns
NruEArrS Conn lime l 9Th u

correspondence Oh ne 1!.OCne-
NEw-HAvEy, Conn june 9th. 1886
II may no, be undressing TO some Of your nu-
merous readers TO hear something from the Z" land
of steady habits.
This city. which is indeed the Eden of America,
looks beautiful 81 this season OF the year than
g, any other. TIE long rows OF stately elns which
completely form 90 arch over some OF the principal
streets are decked with hei. ,hichest foliage, and
really believe the feathered songs,ers iii one can
judge from the music sounding forth from these
rees sometimes mistake the center of this city for
a dense forest The architecture here is nothing
very superior, but there is something about it which
strikes the stranger with admiration, i, corresponds
80 much with the rural appearance OF the place
The Legislature is at present holding its session in
this city. bill passed Senate yesterday thav-
ing previously passed the House, which has I'm.
doubtedly caused more excitement than any other
that has been before the Legislature for years. 1t
bill (o which your readers have doubtless
heard) granting charter TO construct Railroad from
Haven TO the North Eastern line OF this State,
meeting the NewYork and New Haven road for which
charter already granted and BY that joining
TWO great commercial mar.s OF the country BY Railroad
almost IN Air line. The grea; opposition 10 this road
came from the inhabitants OF Hartford and the citizens OF
that heretofore commercial city have been down here
mse defeat possible this great enterprise by setting
claim that draw bridge would obstruct the Conncct
cut Rive. much that navigation above Mtdeiowu
woud be utterly Abandoned. Suffice il to say. that
corLng the decision OF the Legislature other por
tons OF the State 20 reap som. benefit from public i'm
proveens beside Hartford which has heretofore monopo
iZed other portions of this Commonwealth IN regard 10
Railroad Charters, &c.
After having listened to the argument. both sides Of
this question who is not pref dicsd either way
say that magnificent, project for railroad in
my opinion, was never before conceived.
The Locos determined not TO leave stone un.
turned so long they exercise the power The Regis
try law that enemy fraud and corruption they have
repealed They have also repealed the License Law
passed last session. which has been in operation only
about five months They have come TO the conclusion
that the Temperance be advanced and gros.
shops decreased better by moral suason" than by
Ieeissting on the subject e" 0 Tempora! o Mores!
Yale COlegeis at present very ourshng and Indeed.
cannot say anything that would exas this lime honored
Institution whose streams Of usefulness and Influence are
broadcast the land The resignation OF the vener
able President the present year is deeply regretted by
the students. NEW. YORKER.
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Datent Hle6ilines.
GREEN MOUNTAIN


A MON6 the diseases 10 which this Important ointment 10
n dspted are the following Sore Throat Bronchitis
Glanduar Swelingu ErYsipelas Shingles Felons, Ring
worms salt Rheu sweled and Broken Breasts Sore Nip
ples Fever Sores Mlkleg Sores Rheumatism, Govt In
aammstion OF the Eyes, Inflammation OF the Bowels Piles
Sores Burns, Scalds, Bruises ard frrso cut
Wounds.
Fouxrt, and perpcdns this Ointment H. addressing
Itself 10 macy formidable diseases Il IL only 10 10
applied agreeable directions TO satisfy the mort setpn-
Ioi that IL an important remedy for all the purposes sci
forth The obvious OF lie power and etcacy In 20
many and 50 formidable diseases Is in lis ,oreTen potency
TO reduce aud subdue Inflammation, which 10 tho exciting
and perrnsnet Cause This removed The functions OF nature
resane healthy action, and speedy cure is The result
This Ointment purely vegetable and although powerful,
We, mild In is operations commencing soothing influence
wherever applied II may be administered with perfect
isf.ry in any Stage OF heah from Ihe infant 70 The mos;
aged person Il will In efficacy In all climates and
any period ofme anmpaired Every family and The crews
OF ships should De furnished with this Ointment
Good competent and responsible agents arc wanted for
each and every Stale the Union 10 whom liberal terms
viii be given None need apply w!ihoutthe most sa;sae
tory references
All applications for agencies the Ointment may be i'd
dressed 10 the subscribers their depot No SO Corsnds
NewYork ARMSTRONG HURD. m720 lmeod'
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Removals..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. General Emigration Once
has been removed from Is Souih-s 10 30 Sou!h End
door Yves, OF Burlinp alp myl9
DUKNAP d BABCOCk have removed 10 No. lis
ID PntnnsL NV 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

e To Lndies.-Mrs. COVE continues to give advice
and DIRECTIONS with respect TO The application Of Wsler
diseases OF women and children. al her rest
ssnce 1Sl lOlh.u m17 Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

No. Lives Insured zU7
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ c. MILLER, Secretary
JOSEPH L. LORD. Agent
JAS. STEWART, III. D. Medical Examiner, No. OIL Broad
n,ay lei lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19

~ For Boston y1n Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer Cleopatra Capt Wiams will leave Soulh
side of Pier No North River every honday Hedsdny srd
Frvlay al P. NJ. connecting with the cara al AHynP
Point ImJ5tfl CALEB PRATT. Jr Conductor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19
RAIEY,S SARSAPARILLA

BAILEYS SARSAPARILLA.
ESTABLISHED IN IS34-This preparation OF Ssrsa
e para been u year, before the public and from its
superior merits has Gained for tsefe high reputation
rene agent tavoraby regarded By The medical frazier
ny generally and prescribed by Them In their practice
has away. received their patronage and approval and
for all the purposes for which Sarsapas II used this pre-
psrstion OF saspsrins stands unrvaed IL possesses
double the strength of any other Sssapsa Ia use being
prepared 10 regular scientific may properly De
regarded al the triumph OF science over qlaekerY Inc
e WYATT KETCHAM-
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