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PRIVATE DISEASES
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE


BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.
81 Nassau Street,
DARTICULAR MOTTO E--Paucnts residing in any part
Of the Union, BY writing fell statement Of their situa-
ton let the disease be Of what kind maydcicste
delicate private cherw il will be consulted upon by
the Members who daily for that purpose and the
cesssry remedies with directions, forwarded immediately
In this instance the fee ISL which will include all
penses, must be enclosed, post paid and directed TO
w. y. DICKINSON, Agent. .
81 Nassau street, Herald buildings,
Where one of the Members-Doctor McDonnelis IN con-
slant attendance
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT,
For the cure Of GonorrhGa elects, Sctnres
the sexual nocturnal emissions and all dscharees
from the urehra This powerful dufee cures sooner than
other remedy discovered without interfering IN
any way with business Price s! per pot
SARSAPARILINE,
Prepared by the College, the active principle Oh the ge
nune Honduras IL approved by the Coege or the
Of crofua rheumatism, cutaneous euptions enlarge
and pains Of the bones yphilic symptoms and the
train of consequent ON injudcious use OF mer
curry and unskul medical treatment Price, VI per bottle
VI '''''e NON-MERCURIAL BLACK DROP.
This valuable Alternative remedy in Syphilis, both
diatcly after the first of the disease Persons
who have erupons ON the skin venerea nodes heumats
scroua any disease arising from impure Of the
blood, should be moment without it. Single bottles
Sl-cases of half dozen, s..
Carefully packed and forwarded all parts the Union
w. y DICKlNsON. Agent. 81 Nassau street
ms Inns
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FIRE IN PITTsBURG-RIor AND Loss OF LlFE.-
On Monday afternoon a fire broke out in stable
belonging 20 Mortons tavern, which destroyed ans
back building attached to the tavern and two small
buildings, were injured. There considerable quar-
relng among the hremen and ended in neral fight
IN which spanners horns, clubs stones and knives
used Several persons very seriously injured and
Edward Lawson was MORALLY wounded with a Bowie
knife and expired about o'clock Philadelphia Senh
mel. Sept =.
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RAILROADS., 40.
CENTRAL AND MACON AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.
~ RasR lR ~

vlNHEsE Roads with the Western and Atlantic froad
OF the State OF Georgia form continuous line from Sa-
vannah TO Oothcaloga, Georgia OF 81 miles, viz -
Savannah to Macon. Central Railroad. 100 miles
Macon TO Atlanta. Macon X Western Railroad l0l .
Atlanta TO Oothcsloga, Western Atlantic 80
Goods will be carried from Savannah 10 Atlanta and Doth
ealoga, AT the following rates, viz:
OK WEIGHT Goops To 1T To Doth
Sugar. Coffee Liquor, Bagging, Rope, Ianfa. eaioga.
Butter. Cheese Tobacco Leather,
Hides, Cotton Yarns, Copper, Tin,
Bar and Sheet lron Hollow Ware
Flour, Rice, Bacon in casks or boxes,
PORK Beef, Fish, Lard Taow, Bees
wax Mill Gearing, Pig Iron and Grind
oxMrAsunrmEsr GooDs.
Boxes Of Hats, Bonnets and Furniture,
per cubic foot. Observation-Disclosures. 80 20 $0&
Boxes and bales Of Dry Goods, Saddlery
Glass, Paints, Drugs and Confecton-
c;ssyiIss e, s Ssa suSs foot g 10:
Molasses and Oil, rer hid. smaller
casks IN proportion ).............,...$e 100 $n 90
Ploughs, (largel Cutvatory, Corn Shell
lers, and Straw Cutters, each. .......S1 rs 81 so
Ploughs, lsInall) and Wheelbsrrows. 80 so 81 o5
Salt, per Liverpool Sack, 70 10 %
PASSAGE.
Savannah Atlanta. $40 90
Childre,, under l2 years Of age, half prlce.
Savannah Macon ........... 81 90
Goods consigned the Subscriber will be forwarded
free of Commls sions.
% Freight may be paid at Savannah, Atlanta or Doth
csloga +. WINTER Forwarding Agent, Z. r. X.
SAVANNAH, August Is. 1876. ais 2mrrc
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THE PILES.
CURE FOR LIFE SECpNEp. =.

nR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY Tor the cure OF
- Piles Inflammation of the Liver and Spleen, lnfiamma
Soreness and liberation cf the Stomach Bowels Md
and Bladder Weakness and Inflammation OF the SPINE
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
the only successful remedy for that dangerous and distress
ing complaint the Piles, ofe red to the public
Mark this internal remedy external appca-
tion and will any of Piles, either Bleeding or
Blind internal external and probably the only thing that
will There mistake about IL positive cure
speedy and permanent 1t also convenient medicine to
take improv the general health remarkable manner
Ii 10 very miii in ration and may be taken IN
of the acute Inflammation without danger all
applications highest degree dsagreeable in
convenient and offensive and from the Of the
disease, temporary their effects This medicine attacks
the source and removing the renders
the certain and permanent
The Electuary contains no mineral medicine, aloes
coocynh gamboge other powerful aud irritating puga
tive No fear Of taking cold while under rs influence No
change in diet II taken according 10 directions
for life is guaranteed.
Propretors Office Bowery. Sold wholesale and retail
by Wyatt Ketcham, l2l Fulton street, N. Y. Puce 81
aus lmsr
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The Electuary contains no mineral medicine no aioes
lear Of taking cold while under rs influence No
seur. for life is guaranteed.
oss Gs q, EsTsry Sold Nh9le'1s s and retail
NO CURE NO PAY-THE HERB DOCION..-T any
SS Ssd sag E
onaSle poison doctor months; II he reduced that all
HS%i he Sas 30 when saee
any an child take he uses this BY directions
to after the doctor beyond the power Of med
hes promise IL failure to return double the cos.
aRs wh
drop Throw aside your doubts and will give
ss%s % he ID
SS sSr to ee % 70 places
you are i Of & III Come the Herb DSeIo
have we know you S have Confidence herb medicines
eth re ar, virtues IL the herbs
produce but only God alone He made the thousand
& e ssy
jgdgmes hrswelo al disease Seventeen years has the
from them %sdens and be ha: e the
many thousands Last
thousand p;iisnta He all diseases
lar eoasu%poa a; and wei might for he cured hm:s
sSs Of Ss pe % U
some these superior medicines lie does not pretend
judgment with such foy-but he really does
hundred different kinds Of Herb Indian medicines
for each disease Enquire No 266 Boome street. from
o'clock in the morning until O'Clock at night
au24 msmc
HUNTERIAN DIsrENsARY. No. DIVISION street,
II was established A. d. 1885, by the present proprietor
for the successful treatment OF scoua structures diseases
of the uethra Kidneys etc. nervous debility, mercuriai
diseases seminal weakness gravel nodes carries rheuma
tism OF the Cloths tonsils throat and limbs
of the ss as % %
yIulent; and from an eIpe- Renee that very seldom
to perfect and lasting cure in any and all
above mentioned diseases. The afflicted should
remember that only place in The city where The
celebrated Dr. hunters Red Drop be obtained; med
known fail in curing the forms of
diseases The dspensaIy arranged that the
calling will but the doctor himself who
dance his private ready end willing
relief all who give him call Hundr ds of
certificates voluntary given OF Of which
astonishing record open for inspection
the Dspensary all OF which cured by this medicine
Price One Dollar per vial, which is warranted in all
charge. Structures cured In weeks
has been years standing without nvenience. Be-
OF advertised symptoms of structure, the healthy
annoyed by those symptoms after mulang
the only medicine chest necessary ole vial Of the above
remedy.
DR. Hunters Red Drop be had genuine the city
of Philadelphia present. after the first Of September il will
be sale that city, 1t also countereited in Boston,
au2i msmc
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LONG ISLAND KAILKOAD COMPANY.
SUMNER ENHANCEMENT
ss f7 49, ~

"a
GRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, COMMENCING WED
NESDAY, MAY Is, 1886:
LEAVE BROOKLYN o'clock A NJ Boston train for Green
port, daily Except Sundays,) stopIsng at
FarInngdale and ST. Georges Manor
at 81 o'clock A. NJ, for Farnin- dale and
intermediate places
at3P. NJ, drought GreenPort, stcT ping
both ways Jamaica, Branch, HIckst lie
Farmngdae, and all the stations betwe
Farmingdae and Greenport.
at p: M, for Farmingdale and ntermc
LEAvE GREENroRr ats O'clock A NJ Accommodation train
daily, Except Sundays,) through to Brook
lyn
at3P.M., Boston train, or the arrival Of
the steamer from Norwich stopping at ST.
Georges Manor aud Farmngdale.
LEAVE FARsIreDALE at az A. NJ, Accommodation train
for Brooklyn.
:. " Ms1 A NJ Greenport train, for Brooklyn
at az r. M Accommodation train, for
LEAVE JAMAICA at A. NJ train for Brook
on A. M. Greenport train for Brooklyn
al 81 T. Nj. Accommodation uain for
Brooklyn.
49, Eednd Est Msw YGh & Rss
sin Hyde Park IN milesJ s Cowsville ldurng the
sion of COURT 3A Hempstead s, Branch s7 earle Place
~ Wesbury Al, Heksvle A. Farmingdale 62 Deer Park
IS TboppsSn 49, Suffolk station 81 Lake Read station
Manor 81 6sI, Rverhead 81 Jamespor 81 e2, Matte
tuck 81 62h, Cutchogue 81 ca Souhod 81 621 Greenpou
Accommodation train 81 u.s. reenpo by Boston train 90 25
Stages readiness the arrival Of trains the several
take passengers at very low ares to all parts OF
the Island
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot of Whitehall
street. receive baggage for the several trains 80 minutes
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
Dor twice each day. the arrival of the from Brook
lvn. myl9fc
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nxs,cc,,nn-o,,. g.

pORr OF NEw YoaK.-The foIIowng ,ahl ~
and cieArances at this port carefully made on,
books oil the Custom House M the mouth Of August tue
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ah.AD lhE FOLLOWING ADV EkllpEA1kNTD
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

MEDICAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASES.
and Of G Ne% York college Of Msdsn:
private Confidently pfonis. person:
ury Or from business.
% @ q Ro.s %
an S e % ed time NAV b thu. :ssasa One 2,
s !. q n ss:s se%
re rs
.ons can have
:.: &
vELYEAUs srECIFlC FILLS.
FOR rsas. cure Of seminal mi ennis
T 4. s'G e % ~ es Il.
i Il: Ues They ,s, ssf = 1s 81
breath asasssnE with the stomach or confinement from
Hs RSc MEf pssFS y GS ~
i Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city Of New oE iseos
Il s 81
remedy for ssrity or basnness unless depend
s;nsIe bottle. 81 each eases Of hal ozenss carefully
RECORDS ALTEkATIvE MIXTURE.
the su.e Of primary o. sygSS ~
Ali person; remaining Their
the
thoroughly tbs TINS lusuy
celebrated aterraIve.
as Ss sS 8 q '
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAKBAPARfLLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS
tcEFARF.D by the New York College OF Medicine ana
Pharmacy, established for the suppression OF duackcry:
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing an
ss sGss ssf: sss II:
SarsaparIa before the public ane
DO relied certain remedy Tor all di:ease. rising
em impure state OF NE blood such rs salt
on, nodes, eytansors uesTstsa sore Throat OF
an injudicious Of mercury. -.
Sold in single bottles, At u csfn
" "a cases of hsfa dozen bottles 500
!. one dozen $50
Eases forwards d 70 all parts Of the Union.
". b. very liberal discount q wholesale purchassss
o~e' 0pe' wv ~" w. E.RICBARpsoN ND,
sAvua uAsonU ssees New Ten
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SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
The Greatest Medicine in the World for the Cure of
Consumption, and. all Bronchial Pulmonary,
Pieurjtic and Dyspeptic

Pteur5fic and Dvspepttc
s4geetiqns WIN,
~ that be relied for the Of that of the
PULMONIC SYRUP.n
Ii has succeeded where everything else has failed
and will generally succeed curing Of Con-
sumption where the foil owing things attended to-
fair trial, reeyerance and strict conformity TO the drsc-
tons In order that this m.y be onsidered
ton unsupported by Facts the referred papph
let by the which be obtained
of his Offices which be found number of cases
subsantlang the truth this assertion Also may be
his Office number Of certificates which have
sumpion after having been given by their and
friends not be amss to state the of the
Of the Pulnonic Syrup Ii is the powerful
rer OF the system known operates by assisting nature to
expe the disease from the Lungs Stomach and Liver Where
there hectic fever night constipation, all usual
fever stops the night and regulates the of the
bowels making them healthy and natural 1t soothes and RI
the disease OF the lungs land then expes it IL the form
OF expectorated matter and truly astonishing what
quantities OF corruption expecoraed by patients
rsy, who have taken the Pumonic Syrup and this
tient finds, to his !oy that he is restored to health.
Prepared by j. H. SCHENCK and for sale at his principal
office, No. Couitlandt street. opposite the National Hotel
Also for sale by Wyatt ketchum 2l Fulton street Bush
Hllyer l79 Greenwich street II. Johnson 273 Broad
way; Hutchngs, 2i3 Beecker street Ford ga Fourth
vision street, New York l.. Williams, Grand street, Will
smsburgh Dr. Smith, Fulton and Cranberry streets
Van Zandt Smith and Dean streets Brooklyn Dr.
Gardiner IS Montgomery street Jersey CITY DR.. Mercer,
Newark DR. Whitehead, Ezabethtown G. lnglis, Pater-
son, New Jersey Vanschoonhoven i6 Broadway, Albany
Elos Buildings Penns Avenue, Washington City
al ~
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SHIP BLACKSMITH.

SHIP BLACKSMITH
TEPHEN ROBERTS,,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SOUTH SITS,
lge,r the Tobacco Inspection prepared do the
lRON WORK OF VESSELS with the greatest facility,
and on the most reasonable
Orders from of the for doing the top
work OF vessels, will be punctually attended to.
Letters addressed above will receive prompt attention
ANN Innsr
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S~@ LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
AI Tram, leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New York
E3t4 side, every morning at 7 A. NJ. for Boston,
Also, trains from Brooklyn side at O'Clock and
Eve minuts, and 81 A M, and and r NJ daily The
Farmngdae and and the latter all places the
road je8
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william may ss consulted al in the Of
Of anymeaical man New York, He eau the most
two t. 1--WE days Dr. Cs mode Of treatment IS safe and en
pedou requiring neither the use OF mercury restraint
Structure Of the urethra cured weeks. with
s%S individuals who have
" Be TO health and Nc charge unless
Dr. c. the only qualified London Surgeon who adveses
in New York He keeps no counterfeit London Diploma
REK zoe PsSS N
Morrison to be consulted confdentsy ali p
"a se s
ne sTRiCT1REs Of THE URETHRA are cured by Dr. NJ
on improved principles without pain Inconvenience to the
t. As the Of are anassous with
should be make hs
S&kV Te kN Trsh fer bEBTY
habit in youth INDUCING nocturnal emissions and
logical principles by restoring the system TO healthy tone
and repsatng its original vgor Aperect cure guaranteed
N. B.-Dr NJ; holds communion with pretended Lon
London surgeon in the city See his London diploma in his
medicines forwarded to all parts Of the Union, West Indies
MEDICAL ADVICE DOCTOR LAMERT is conn.
WI dentay consulted his Office So Gold street,
Fulton. all diseases of private nature His treatment
in Diet or huarsnce from business Debility nervous
constitutional arising from ndseIeet nduGenees of the
pos@sy engages DSsoi: h: object
designed ce disease eIsnG
he patient being aware caused by maltreatment and
lie
enclosnga fee Immediately attended and medicine with
old street "1' ''' au2s iwsr
M E1,,GAL N0TIGE 4. tAWCETT CON
thor of late publication, embracing the following sub
w. ALPHABETICALLY and medically explained With compre
n ne OF the nature ano modern treatment .a
and all the consequences arising from sell POLLUTION
Ta s s: ss Ct s S The he @ %s
lures the generave all that
be s His
a ae ss Futon .4s are suspended in large
Persons distance enclosing 81 can have copy Of hi.
An letters prepaid and addressed Dr. Fawce.t, 1876
GAM CHALLENGE yALIEk's FRENCH FILLS
DCOO This unriyalled remedy for diseases of a
ion OF dict OF from business The many
which the French Pills possess Balsam Copaya Cap
s" nd
s c $
mach in the least and may be taken at any time or il the
discovery They equally eecsual for either il all
Euor Aba. toI Whites. peculiar lems,s. ws,Lae:. o.
troublesome comp after every other remedy had failed
They used for the years. all
challenge produce remedy Of equal
Price 81 per box For sale at Nassau street. basement
SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAYS.
sofnest Of solar Lamps Hall LanshoTns and airando es
@ and ns ~
and snspendmg Solar lamps For sale at redpc ed prices
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DrscRrrIos OF VESSELS ships II Barks Al Briggs n
Schooners mot including coasters) 81 steamersL
CIR
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40 THE NERVOUS AND DEBILTTATED.-PKu
i EESSOR BOERHAYXE'S UNIVERSAL TONIC

and Hygean Recommending Medicine so long celebrclS
in Europe has been found truly valuable introduce
tsn this country In all OF nervous constitu
tonal debility, arising from secret destructive h.b
dyspepsia torpidy of liver functional arrangement OF the
lungs tending consumption and female diseases attended
For its references be gved various physicians
and patients. Price 81 bottle Of Is and sold only
for the importing Agents, NORRIS co. 20x Fulton
street. New York. su2o lmsmc
WHEAT-lo,Oco bushels IlInos Wheat, for sale by
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CHRIS TIES
GENUINE GALVANIC RINGS,
AND
MAGNETIC FLUID,
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
RHEUMATISM,


THE CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER,
NOR restoring identifying, and preserving the complex
rendering the skin delicately white smooth and
so The ladies' of the higher classes OF China Japan and
Persia have for been noted for the exceeding decacy
of their skim attributable the from infancy of
metic until recently hereda and
secret certain Of Chinese priesthood
ed Teense, or Celestial Doctors
The extended Of Great Britain with that
nation has elected many important respect
ing their customs and habits the number the
this hidden Skin Powder called by Meen
Fun, Celestial Skin Powder This secret disclosed
Tan. OF Temple of the Heavens, Charles Malcolm, Esq.,
M D., for professional services.
Meen Fun is SIMPLY preparation OF Oriental herbs, and
may be used with perfect safety for the all cpaneous
disorders Amongst the mostprominent Tan, Freckes
lnsensibe and Copous Perpiraton Blotches, Pimples
Spots, Irritation, Coarseness and variety of others
To be had of V. CLlREHUGH, 299 Broadway G. H.
Ring corner of John and Broadway A. b. Sands & Co.
100 Fulton Rushton Co.. Broadway Henry John
respectable chemists and peumers throughout the United
States and of the sole importers, HOBBS X Co, Wall
street. in boxes price 81, SIS, and rs. au22 lmsrc
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TINE DR. HEINE whose has frequently appeared in
l. the newspapers, not DIR. SOLOMON HEINE, of No.
l27 Chambers This to prevent mistakes in the
minds of the public. DIR. Solomon Heine being family
physician we the undersigned have taken the liberty
have this Inserted.
CHARLES WIGHT. DAVIS HARRISON.
JOHN ELVOORT. SIMON HOPKINS.
apoou osrvr
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.
FULL SUIT of Superfne Cloth made order, in the
n substantial and fashionable STYLE be procured
for $40 ut MOFFATTS Fashionable Cash Tailoring Esta-
blishment, No. "a Cathane street, New York Every
Gle in the line equally low. Call and see.
aul7 lmsm JOHN MOFFATT.
CARRIAGES.
yTNHE undersigned formerly of the House of Brewster,
Il Laurence CO.. having again resumed the Carriage
business IS and Canal street offers for sale splendid
stock OF Carriages OF superior style and finish and
the attention of his former and friends
them that the confidence extensively rerosed in
him, shall extend to every Observation-Disclosures he pos
facilities to meet the wishes OF ALL both nay
and price, equal TO establishment in this country
JAMES BREWSTER,
autSI uns rrc and n canal At
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Ofhe above ship bark 10 briggs and III schooners wey,
British and the remainder Anne rican.
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DLEAsANT Rooms, with without board at - Broad
way, opposite Trinity Church. Merchants rom the
country will find the location convenient to business
IN
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SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLES
AND TEA TRAVIS

THE Subscriber has just received large and splendid as
Il of Solar Lamps Hall Ianthoms and Orlando e
containing from twelve lights ofsplendd finish also
for churches and hotels large of Chandeliers
and suspendng Solar lamps. For sale Ieduc ed prices
JOHN w. MORGAN
aug me 1854 Eultou street N ".
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HAMILTON M'KNIGHT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Liberty, Mississippi.
M ILL continue to practice Law, in
Nv the Circuit Courts of Amite,
rike, and Franklin, and will extend his
circuit to the county of Marion. Bust
ness IN the Probate Of Amite, will meet
with his particular attention. He will
be found in tho Office formerly occupied
by Judge Crawford on Washington street !.
January 8, l842.
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h.. Embossed En- Enamellcd Cards, tinted pl.iu
pea9tl1uiiy polished, with elegant designs " y
Oocoers; frnter's Blank Cards.
n.r om na blanks, playing card size, no. l. At!
per gross-no: 2, SIG. Large no. l. soi U va
gfoss-no. =, S2l. Double size of the snoi, Pe e
co. a. s'o per gross-double size of the small No 10 .
sS4. Double size of the large no. l. a6o 90 ~" -
grUaSs-double size of the large no. 3. ass 90 PEI
Aiso' all of the above sizes OF eve,w "a d"...;
, tU' 70 order. Other sizes cnt to order of Il
''ies the foregoing qualities. u q
i, Mourning Cards of various sizes msds,os.
co, .u ooroered do do do do ~
CIT edge do do do Do 10
Inn Sheets cap size, and 20 bv d incho.
Pearl do do 40 DO
Blank Sheets Jo 90 do
also' railroad and Steamboat ticksts N.
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b ne subscriber requests all ed;,o,. :;
aS oniteo States and Canadas, who are J;sn N
ga 70 Iake their pay in cards, and who T;I,
J Juu MN copy of their paper contain;n0 WI, Nh
to insert it for three mon,s. '"'S
Nam w., GEORGE COOK
Ne" York April 96, ls45. I4lms DIS ES.oaaoI
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The undersigned has again assumed tho com.
Piete control of the columns of the Liberty ADJ
vocate. Grateful for the patronage he has here.
toiore received from the good people Of Old
A,mite, he sincerely hopes, that by diligent ape
phcatIon to his duties, as publisher of this paper
that the same patronage will continue to be OK
Tended to him. He promises to use every effort
10 make the Advocate, an interesting perodi'
CAL and worthy their continued support 10
those who favor him with their advertising, no
promises to use despatch, and upon the moss
reasonable terms.
The Advocate will still faithfully adhere TO.
ind support those great principles and measures,
which the Wing party has for SO many years
nanfully battled for, and of which it has been
he humble instrument Of endeavoring to dis
eminate. 1t will be found always. while un'
Ter the control Of the undersigned, to be Wing
y ooer To the Wings of Old Amlte, the pub
sher tenders his most grateful thanks for the
import they have heretofore extended, and trust
nat they will continue to afford HIM encourage
tent, whilst lifting the Wing banner, and fight
g for Wing principles, and the interests Of tho
reat Wing party.
January 10, 1886. &