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Domestic Importations,

New ORLEANs-Bark Nancy w Steyens-25 hhds tobacc co
Tbags feathers Goodwn-lbx Burthorp 4 Cheen-ssy7
pigs lead Stacher Sco3997 do Bacutt Loree25 hhds
tobacco Duboies Vanderoort 30 bills oil Schrem
scher March2i bis @ Darby co-l56 do Henry
Cont cobb do Ismer Is dc IL bales
al sacks wheat Harrison-2s bis paper Campbell co
Milbank x cog cases Richardson L Watson.
CHAkLEsroN-ship Caroline II casks rice, orders 100
sprsgps Robinson 223 do d Mills 1893 do order
ZOE do Huhmuth 4 Van Dunno; do l. Caldwe 10 bales
gum, w Mott Sunr; 5Ozanbnrgs Wells Spring; is do
gums, NJ Warderhill; hid beeswax Knowlton; bbls
do II Suzbing; McKinzis; bundles and bag, Laor
Purser; hhds bales Dbl kenna; box l. Knapp
CHARLEsToN-brig Geoge56 ties rice 90 bales cotton II
Leyerich-l22 rice order20 do Bodine-i2 bale
20 ties rice order5O BIS yarn Winthrop3O do
cotton A Burckmyer.
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Passengers Sailed.
Foreign ImporfatlOns.

LIvERr ooL-shp st Patrick "a ancors chain cables a6
piece. chains boxes dozen hooks SC VIM Whiuock
- cases khaIt Gibson co.'s casks WIiett-2 do
case Ctrier-eJ Newboud-5 cables Merritt COLI
dozen mats lOO sacks Ogden-200 Thompson Ne
phew-lOOg sacks q w Shields coll cases A Il Stew
art 40 40 casks hardware Warren, Hart Leslie do
hard aud hollow wsre HUT Woodward x Conner-7 bales
blankets James Leners5 snvils Van Wagenen Tucker
casks hardware a * Luqueer-lO7 crates and hhds
earhsnware Ebenezer Caldwell DO 80 tons pig iron
erde2 casks hardware Barton BotherslO do do and
CHAINS Townsend Sayre Carke-0 do 90 John Newbold
40 d9 Cosnen bales truss chandise Da
yid MADDEN Sonl0 do do Robert spedding-lO chain "a
bles Squirrel cask case hardware Dsnnistown Dis
brow3 casks case do bale mdse X Van Nest-I cssk
hardware Sheldon Phelps Cos mdse Samuel Gray.
don-l2 hhds gum w Il Tapscott-s cases md,e Wright
Sturges Shaw hhds ceases l. Atterbury Jr co--l
casks hardware Samuel Rooseve52 merchandise 10
order.
HAyANA-ship Christoral Colon-22s logs mahogany and
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e u m M e IL ClAL.
New York. Seutem her.


AsHEs-The sales well the receipts continue
small but prices yet firm. Sales in pots at
SO ON, and in pearls at 81 %.
BREApsrUFFs. The market, since the receipt of the
foreign news, remains very much unsettled. Holders
continue rm at advance of 1913 cts previous quo
tatons and at the close to-day could be
bought under 81 so; 81 37a freely offered for ship
ment There a few sales made at 81 43A. Trans
actions far have been small owing the high stand
holders have taken. In Southern we hear OF change,
rather sales Wheat is brisk and much wanted {
a5 81 cents for white, at which price lar &c lots changed
hands red moderate at SO a SIS cts Corn is in demand,
and We believe, at 5s 60 cts. Rye is held at
90 cts.
; CorroSThe market remains quiet, disposition be.
ing shown by either holders buyers to make opera
tons and will probably remain so for few days The
sales to-day were merely about 400 bales
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIcATioN.
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RISIAN DECO RATIV L
UPHOLSTERY,
H.

CURTAIN MATERIALS, &c.
THE subscribers have their full
of Brocaels, Sas, Satin de LANES, Tapestry Lampas
India Damasks, Chntzes, Moreens, Ornaments and Trim
mnes suitable for Bed and Window Curtains and Furn
Coverings of all descriptions for Interior Decorations
selected with great care in the French aud English
factories by Of the finn, and embrace the largest and
best assorted stock the United States which having
purchased for cash. enable offer lower price than
any other establishment in the city.
Cabinet makers Uphoserers and Others requested
examine stock, from WHICH they supplied il
quantity wholesale and retail Persons furnishing will also
find it their advantage to select from assortment
which for variety be surpassed The designs
for internal decorations, received by every packet
SOLOMON & HART,
Uphosterers and Importers, 2t3 Broadway.
AZ lmsr opposite the Park
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PRIVATE DISEASES.
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.
% Nassau Street,
DARTICULAR MOTTO E.-Patlents residing in any part
Of the Union, by writing full statement Of their
non, let the disease be OF what kind maydelicate
delicate private otherw will be consulted upon by
the Members who daily for that purpose and the
cessary remedies with directions forwarded
In this instance the fee ($3,) which will include all
penses must be enclosed post paid and directed to
w. f. DICKINSON, Agent,
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildings,
Where one Of the Memben-Doctor McDonne-is in con-
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT.
For the cure OF Gonorrhea elects Structures weakness
Of the sexual organs nocturnal emissions and all discharges
other remedy yet discovered without interfering in
any way with business. Price 81 per pot.
SARSAPARILINE
Prepared by the College, is the active prncpe OF the &C.
Honduras is approved by the College for the
Of scroula rheumatism cutaneous erupons enlarge
and pains of the bones syphc symptoms, and the
train Of diseases consequent use OF mer-
curry and unskfu medical treatment Price, u per bottle,
VI '''N ON.MERCIrRIAL BLACK DROP.
This yalnabe alte sure remedy IN syphilis both
primary constitutional Ii should be resorted imme
datey after the first appearance OF the disease Persons
scroula any disease arising from impure Of the
blood should be without it, Single bottles
Si--csses Of half dozen, s..
Carefully packed and forwarded all parts of the Unop
w. DICKINSON. Agent, 81 Nassau street
su6 tmsr
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5, 1916.


The September term ofthe Court of Quarter Sessions
commences on Monday. The calendar comprises but
few comparatively, and the offenders gene
rally charged with the commission of but trivial crimes
The only two capital those of Charles Wroser
for the murder Of his wife. aged woman whom he had
married for her money, and Bridget Hartman, charged
with the murder of her infant at Manayunk few weeks
since There is also the of Nc Donough for causing
the death of Samuel Taylor Tuesday mig hit last but
i. will hardly be ready trial during the approaching
term.
The corner stone of the Catholic Cathedral Of ST. Pc
ter and St Paul, whose magnificent dimensions have
before described to your readers will be laid tomorrow
afternoon, with appropriate ceremonies by Bishop Ken
rick. The occasion will doubtless attract an immense
concourse to the spot The building is estimated to cost
$3.50 OOO and occupy at least five years in its construc
ton.
The wing delegation for the first Congressional dis.
rict last evening made the following general nomna
VIM. s. Price, Thomas +. Crowell, NJ Erickson, Pen
rose Ash, ii. T. Towne, and John Lindsay.
Mr.. John Watson, pianist and music master OF CO n
siderable note and well known in this city as the hus
band Of the celebrated Mrs Watson the vocalist died
here yesterday after long and painful Illness
The autumnal exhibition of the Pennsy lvania Hort
cultural Society will commence on the 10th in the spa
cious saloons OF the Museum building.
No abatement in the heat of the weather. the thermo
ranging above co. giving sufficient for the
universal grumblng which prevails among the commu-
nifty. The thunder storm which appeared to be ap-
preaching yesterday must have let fall its balmy mois-
ure upon favored spot than city Of bro
therly love.
Bank %; Northern Bank, KY 800; slOOOschuylk Nav
After $1,000 schuykilI Navigation ss S5 "a; so
Com Bank, NNatchez, 8.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERPooL-Packet ship st Psirick-John Moore and
daughter Canada; John w DietchSon aud LADY, NoIwav
John kuder and lady, Germany; William Murphy, Dub,
lin; Samuel Patterson, New fork-2tO in
MoSTryipEo.Brg Black Hawk-Silss r. Burrows and
children, Mary Burrows John X Burrows
Rio GRANDE-Bark Odd Fellow-Capt Bease late of the
brig Castro, sold.
HAvASA-Shp Cristoya Colon--Ci w Brinker hoA Luz,
Crespo, Col NJ Bulnes, X Aldana, A q Reon l. Wade
A Querads M Presmanes.
sr JoBs, NB-Brig Elf-Nln Pouer-Nlrs Thomas Mr..
Gohsn, Mrs and Miss Thomson, Miss Waddngton, Miss
Mum.
CHARLEsTov-Bark Carone-Miss Kelly, Miss 10
sephs, Miss n pren Marchork Scott w Hooper,
Fitzpatnck-5 in steerage.
CH,RLEsToS-Brig George-Mr Daniels, Mons Pelerin
Mr. Farral, lady and children.
Passengers sailed.
CANroN-Ship Lucss-Wm Bokee, Thos Jackson, Wn
VI Merchant Nsthl Lombard Ingolis
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T II + A M A 4 y N
WIGS.


ENTLEMEN's Real Heads of Hair being the latest and
~ greatest improvement the manufacture of Wigs and
caps and the Subscriber happy being the first to intro
duce them here They display the forehead and temple:
They composed Of ventilang work They
TT on the head BY mechanical entirely they
are put moment They Immediately adapt
and become and parcel OF the
living man. Copy the address;
au2s im.rc Globe Hotel. under Iudson's Hotel.
OUACKERY IN NEW YOKK:-Dr COOPER, Duane
Vstreet, Chatham street. WISHES strangers and cu
victims of disease the imposition of quacks
peruse the following letter. ,
Dr. CoorrR-SIR-Last July contracted disease. and
week. continued with hun two months and was gradually
getting tried after another all the advertizng
discovered that the Of these men was money they
doctors. concluded to to the hospital where
The doctors kept me under course OF mercury or sly weeks
body covered with ulcers was complete skeleton the
doctors considered dangerous TO give any more med
by the advice Of several friends placed myself under your
care the LIST Of January last The result !; told am
81 im.m TfOs. GREEN, Bnckayer, Harlem.
MEDICAL NOTICE.-DOCTOR EAWCETT, con-
thor OF late publication, embracing the following sub
jects, :Nsrmony mpotency. and Sterty anatomical
~ physoogcally and medically explained with compre
Of SYPHILIS secondary symp,oms GcSorrhea elect strie
The Doctor has devoted his attention for the last een
years this city, to the treatment Of the above men
perience investigating the pathology Of the stuc
lures Of the he in AL cases that
from London Ednburg and aso hi, honorary
degree from the State Of Louisiana, are suspended fs
Persons distance enclosing 81 can have copy o. M
late work. accompanied with which embraces all diseases
All prepaid and TO Dr. Fsvee lss
Fulton street, win receive due attention AVA lm'me
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SHIP BLACKSMITH.


STEPHEN BERTS,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SOUTH SITS,
~ linear the Tobacco Inspection il prepared do the
IRON WORK OF VESSELS with the greatest facility,
and on the most reasonable terms.
work Of vessels will be punctualy attended to.
au3O I'm n
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

Home Ports.
BALTIMORE. Sept 4Ar ship Madison, Foster. Bremen;
Faan New York Cid brig saldana, Stubs, Brazos st
Jago.
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DR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI
GATED SOAP

THIS admirable emolient by common consent rated
No remedy for b!otches, pimples, pustules,
scu tan eckes sunburn all kinds Of eruptions and every
been completely dxtanced by this invaluable composition,
the demand for which, within the last months has
sed than five hundred The clearness and
proverbal beautfe of the Skin and dressing
consde furnished with proper toilet that lacks
Gourauds Italian Medicated Soap II beauty be-
ed only skin deep the important that the thin
DR.. Gouraud's Grecan Hair Dye, for coorng hair has
for that purpose Poudre Subtle for hair
The Lily White made by the Dctor is by common CON
allowed to be the excellent article for
the complexion that has ever graeed lady
cheeks These superlave cosmetics, together with large
stock Of choice perumsry and fancy articles be bad
genuine only at DR.. +. GOURAUD'S depot 81 Walker
street, first door Broadway and the for Beas
Hair Restortive.
Agents-Jordon Milk st. Boston; Carlton Co, Low.
ell; Green Co, Worcester. aul2 imsr
II UCINA CORDIAL, OR, THE ELIXER OF LOVE.
IL For the and speedy of lncipent Consump-
Distracted difficult Menstruation ncontnence of Urine
involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
ton OF the system no matter whether the result Of inherent
The wide celebrity OF this wonderful and stlmable
dial in both hemispheres sufficient guarantee for its
quick and positive curing all the above affections
vigorang effects the human frame. Persons all weakness
and tude before taking become robust and full
of under influence. 1t Immediately counteracts
the of the female frame which the only
considerable ncarable And quickly the
dimens produced by physical which frequently
do justice the merit; Of the Lucns Cordial which re-
garded BY the heads Of the faculty parts OF the world
Of the important medical discoveries Of
Price 50 bottle Principal Office Nassau street base
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RINDERs BOAHDs.-loooo lbs Binders Boards, snpe-
ID rio quality frola Nos IS s. received and for
sale by PERSSE N BROOKS,
aug II 1mr b5snd 81 Nassau st.
ITO TRUNK MAKERs-ioe00 lbs Trunk Boards. an
Perior quality, from NOS to a. just received, and 70
sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
auI1lmp IS and 81 Nassau a..
H. LEGANT tURNIsHED APAKTMENTs, on the
European plan parlon with bedrooms attached with or
without breakfast and tea, at Broadway apls llSr
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MARITIME HERALD.
'OKT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 8.


I'M HIM
SUN 80 MOON RISES ........ 50
Sun Sets. ...s....6 20 HIGH wArER....... Oh nj
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lo2 BROAD WAY,
CORNER JOHN STREET
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

From the Euening Post.
CPECIMENS OF RINGS unapproachable VERBENA
- CREAM FOR sHAVING.EcThis article universally
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed is fully
by those who know that impossible to manufacture an
destroyer of reckes and pimpes and is sold cheap
than the old soaps. ALL therefore, who would consult
oft
From the New York Gazette.-The New Soap.-We speak
from experience aud speak from the professional
knowledge of benefacor and friend ames Grant, No
Ann street. says is ahead of any thing yet found
this department modern improvement. 1t is not only
emolient but it something more. In short we be-
lieve it is the tos. shaving soap in the world.
Beware of limitations, and observe the written signature
under the directions for of H. Ring Prepared and
for SALE wholesale and retail and for exporation by
e. H. RING, Druggist,
ANS Inns nc 1872 Broadway. OF John street.
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NWlNES-230 bales English, Brdpo Seine, Herring and
Il Gill Net Twines, comprising complete assortment
from 81 &c h. manufactured expressly TO- this Market
For sale by T.. X. COLLINS l. CO.,
au24 5 south street.
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NEW PAPER HANGINGS.
NCIS PARES g. co.

NJ J9 PEAhL
HAVE the LARGEST supply and the most splendid
of all the latest aud the most approved styles Of
PAPER HANGINGS BORDERS, &c.
which they offer Merchants Dealers, Landlords and
others, on the most adv antsgeous terms.
The meet competent Paper Hangers can be had the
shortest notice 81 lmsrc
GERMAN HARDWARE.
LARGE assortment OF German Hardware, consisting Of
"A Scissors, Chisses Butcher Knives, table Knives and
Forks Saws Plane Irons, Halter Chains, Pocket Knives
KNITTING Pins Umbrella Frames sc. Also, Curtain Pins
Curtain Ornaments States &C. has just been y
dating terms TO dealers.
STATES AND SLATE PENCILS
40 cases States assorted Nos toe, O. T. S. G. and No,
., and Also, casks Slate Pencils. For sale by
GEORGE 4. GERDING, 70 Maiden lane
49,, Junction OIL ba1y street
violns, Guitars, Flutes, &C., constantly on hand
an2s I'm &c
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLUEo WO Wv Nh4NOrzo:
THE Proprietors now prepared to furnish Holmeg
trade, them for private families
boarding having the from the
manufacture and sell them Our experience in manuactur
and setting Kitchen Ranges this city, for the past
years asserting that Holmes Rnnge cannot be
surpassed for convenience and durability They
warranted perform the for which they
chased and no they will be free Of expense to
the purchaser Numerous references be
wishing purchase The prices from Is IS dollars
The propretor constantly manufacturing and well
supplied with parlor Office, and bedroom CRATES Of the
newest patterns.
Also-TINWARE bright, plain and ja2aned They have
all times ready Ranges grstes and boilers
also smokey chimneys cured no cure no pay
anil imFr - Nassau street
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, Sept l, 1916
Amount of the several issues prior to the act
of 22d July, lSl6, as per records OF this
Office. ................... Sass, 96i IS
Amount of issues under the act Of 22d July,
1886 100000 90
Sl,lIs,964 80
From which aafacj aieaaet al, .sepGsslllsd ,..~ :.
81 900 s64 80
MICHAEL NouR.E, Acting Register.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE Dr. HENE, whose has frequently appeared in
i the ne spapers DR.. SOL ONION HEINE, of No.
l27 Chambers This is to prevent mistakes in the
minds of the public Dr. Solomon Hene being family
physician the undersigned, have taken the liberty to
have this inserted .
CHAKLES WIGHT. DAVIS HARRISON.
JOHN ELVOORT. SlMON HOPKINS
su22 I'M rrc
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OTIs sTANElELD, DENTIST, HAS RETURN
~ TO THE CITY. audi 1wsu
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FALL and WINTER GOODS FOR MEN s
WEAR.
KNOEPEEI GREGORY AND FOOTE

No. 80 John street, Up Stairs
lave in store pnd will be constantly receiv ing New
III and DesrSbls Gd6ds adapted Mems Wear, which
they would invite the attention Of TAIL ORs
and PURCHAoERS generally.
CLOTHSOsman French and English Of the best fabrics,
supe Tor finish and full widths.
CASSlMERS AND DOEsKINS-34 and ca, black and
fancy newest and desirable styles
VESTINGS-Extra rich, black and fancy, Silk, Satins,
figured and plain, figured shapes, SC.
VELVET vESTINGS-ln stripes, plaid figures, &c, the
richest imported.
CLOAKINGS-Paid and shaded stripe.
TRIMMINGS-Serges, silesias canvass padding buttons,
muslins, silk twist, thread, &c. sc.
Purchasers will find it greatly their advantage
anime stock before making their selections.
aulo m
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MOTHERS CORDIAL.

THE superior efficacy of this article when used IN the last
has ed its Dement'S would be willing ON any
a%nis the On Child Birth ons sss ana
Ti ootn chd ana mot IN state SAFELY
Physician who has made this branch of his
4m<m
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NO MONOPOLY!
VAT rRIPONT IL JAMES, FASHIONABLE

Nc. 80 Nassau Street, near Fulton.
n THE subscribers will be prepared to supply their
Afriends and the public with the FALL STYLES Of gen.
emeas Hats Saturday next the goth August. They
beg respectfully that the hats sold By them Of
their manufacture and exertons will be spared
produce hat which they guarantee shall equal quality
and ish sold the extensive and snowy esab
hments in Broadway, and at reasonable prices accord
ing to the quality. A. b. WATIRlPONT,
suo3o ,vsr VIM JAMES
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16
State nf SoutIfiCarelina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
LIN CONN ON ;PI LAS

M EWIs II, ,WlGFAIl L,5Swho is now
sE-l in,he;cus,ody of the5 Shefif qf EDGE
field Distric,, by. Sirine of two Wrlls g oi
,Copias ad :S1tisf faeiend1 ai5 The sulls OF
Wm.sJ. Simkins, and S. Christie and w.
Burt, having fled his peiition with q 2
schedule on oath. of his whole: :Estate and
effects. with Ghe, purpose of obtaining the
benefits Of the Acts; Of 'the@General AS
,seinbly. commonly called ihe lnsolvenl
Deblor's Acts. Public Notice is hereby
given thai tho Petition Of the SAID Lewis
T. Wigfall will be heard and considered
inthe Cuur, .nf Common Pleas. al Edge
field Court House, 90 The First Monday
IN October merit, or on suchssolher day as
The Court may order,durins The lime, COIN
mencing oh The first Monday lin October
next, al said place, and all the creditors ol
The said Lewis I. WigfalI ars;heteby sam
,noued, personally, or by Atlorney, then
and there in said Courtl6 sIo0lcause, II
any they can, Why The bensf flof :thes sAcis
aforesaid should mol be granted TO the said
LcwisT. Wigfall, upon his execuling the
assignment requireas BY the Acts as afore-
said. ...,.5..Ss .,ss:y ?, p ~
.THos. a. .sBA coN. &C. P.
Clerks Office, JuIy's l3t "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-16
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EONMON DIE

A G. WISE. who has been arrested, and
EAs is now confined WITHIN the bounds Of
the Jail Of Edgefeld Dis,ricr,'by virtue OF a
writ ofcapias ad sa,isfaciendum, at the suit OF
Charles Lamar, having filed bis petition with
schedule on oath. ofbis whole estate. and eff:
fects, with the purpose OF obtaining the benefit
Of tie Acts of the General Assembly, common.
ly called the IiIsovent Debtor!s Acts. Public
notice is hereby givenS That sthe petition Of
the said A. e. Wise will be heard and consid
cred in the Court of. Common Pleas, for Edge
field District a. Edge6eld. couri House, on the
day Of October nel.t.or on such other
day as the Conrt may ort|er,during;' The term,
commencing on the first Monday ia October
next, at said place. and all the creditors ofthe
said c, A. Wise ,are hereby summoned per.
sonal y, or BY attorney, ihef! and there, in7sdid
Court, To show cause, if any they can,y why
the benefit ofthe acts aforesaid, should not bp
granted 10 the said A. C.SWise, upon his exc
cutting the assignments required by the Acts
aforesaid. .E'ii. = s~i
THOS.. G. BACON, Clefk.
Clerks Office, June 2sd, 1916:
July L s.,s-as ~ 13t %
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yayne's Hair Tonic.-We have

y a lc VQsRsR u UIIAC.-Sc HdNe
hereiUIoie numbered ourselves amoug those
who believed that the "Huir Tonic" prepared
by DR.. jayne. was one oil the many qnack
noslrums whose virtues are never seen beyond
the fulsome pnfis Of their authors. We are
willing at length to make public acknowleJg-
ment Of the error of our belief. An intimate
friend some two or three months since, all the
top of whose cranlum was as bald as piece
ofpolished marble, mausre all our testing and
ridicule of the idea of attempting 10 cultiratc
so barren spot, purchased bottle or two Of
the Hair Tonic from DR.. Jayne, and according
TO his directions applied II. During the present
week the same friend nshercd himself into our
presence, and uncoverng his hitherto naked
head ,asnnlSIieI us with 4 Thin. though uxurant
growth Of hair. from 10 inches in length
upon the very premises we had believed as
unyielding 10 cultivation ms the lrackIess sand
that skirts the Atlantic This is no puff, but is
relsiuusy true, aud 10 those who doubt. the
gentleman can he pointed ont. What is more
in favor of this Tonic" the case here. C ted
was not one oftemporary baldness-no sudden
loss Of The iair-butwas one Of years standing
though the gentleman is but forty.fre years OF
philadelphia Spirit of the Times.
Z. S ROBERTS, sole Agent, a, EdgefeId
e. H., SouI, Carolina.
Bc'carc Of CountcJfcas.
4 september 81 50