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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03
A MOTHER CASE OF NEURALGIA

lACURED by hOWASDS 5 MAGIC LOTION . :! !.
MIR. j. II. Rowand.-Sir- Several weeks
since, daughter of mine about nine years
old. was attacked with the most excrutiating
pnins in her hands. limbs and various parts Of
the body. For several days she was almost
frantic from PAIN. uttering cries and shrIeks
continually! A burning fever coming on, it
seemed almost impossible that she could live.
When in this condition and moi having closed
her ewes for 36 hours a friend Of yours called
and applied your celebrated MAGIC LO-
TION, and in less than five minutes the pain
was entirely removed! A few hours alier,
the pans returned IN some measure, but yiel-
ded as at first. almost instrntly to The Lotion.
and con,raryto my expectations, my child re-
recovered and is now in gond health.
Yours, truly, MARY YOUNG.
Mariot's Lane, below Queen, between Fifth
and Sixth. Philadelphia. March 26. 1876.
Sold wholesale and retail by
JOSEPH II. ROWLAND,
No. 376 Market street, Philadelphia.
For sale by X. s. ROBERTS,, Edgc6cld
Court House. S. c.,
februaryl0 2. "
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NOTICED.

A LII Persons indebted to The Estate of
IN George Pope, deceasei, are hereby noi-
fled that it is absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Eslate. and that those who
Go not pay will be sued before return day
The Mites are in the hands o. f N. l.. Griffin or
J. w. Gibbs, Esqrs.
Thus. H. POPE. Executor.
Jun3 If 9
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Lote and Police.-The most singular
case which has come within the purview
ofthe police was told US this morning. 1t
seems that youth had became ardcnlly
attached 10 a beautiful young lady Of
this city. AS is common with most
pretty women, she was disposed TO be a
little coquettish, and TO induce her to
favor his suit over the claims of half a
dozen lovers, he in the most gallant
style and becoming form presented her
with handsome gold watch. This was
no great sacrifice for him, however, for
he know that in the event Of consumma-
ting his matrimonial hopes, the proper
ty would again revert 10 him, on tie
principle that what his wife possessed
would he his own. His inamorata was
for while much Modified by this splen.
ded offering, but alas, soon she grew
cold by degrees, and at last, so bcauti-
fully frigid that she incontinenllY discar.
ded him.
Here was beautiful pickle mo
malriage-no nothing and she as we'll
as the chronometer likely 10 become
apother's." The thought was mad
ness! As dernier resort he applied
on Saturday 10 policeman to get bis
watch back but on what principle is not
very clear. 1t seems 10 US tha. trover,
repicvin, and all the usual means Of re-
covering property, must fail in this in
stance. We advise him TO apply for
neatly constr uc,ed writ of habcas corpus
before the Supreme Court Commissio-
ner, and it that don't bring it, we have
no faith in any other remedy.-Brook.
Ign Eagle.
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R a II r. II ".

TNYHE undersigned takes this opportunity
n oftendering his ,hanks for the liberal pa
tronape he has received, during the short time
he has been in Ed efield, aud would respect.
fully solicit a continuance of same. He is
now prepared to carry on the above business
in all its branches: =.
Light Bread, Rusks, Butter Crackers, Sugar
Crackers, Water Crackers, Milk Biscuits.
Wine Biscuits, Sngar Biscuits, Pound and
Sponge Cake, Washington Cakes. Taylor
Cakes, Wedding and Pary Cakes, Ginger
Bread, &c. &c. .s..y
Fresh CANDIES of all kinds made TO order,
and at the shortes, possible notice. -
January 20 If 50
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UmbrellaS;

E UST RECEIVED. from the Philadelphia
% ManaIactory, large assortment Of
Silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS,
from so cents to $40. A few Of the Walking
Caue Umbrellas, new and curious article,
answering ,lhe double purpose of handsome
Walking Ciue and splendid Umbrella.
G. L. a. E. PENN.
november 25 If Al
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February u
Store House TO Let.

FEHHE Store House at Mount Willing, lately
Il occupied by Lchmaier 4 Brothers, is Oh
fered Torrent for the present year.
Mount Willing is well known and desira.
BILE stand for n Country Store. ana worthy oil
the attention of Merchants, as it also affords the
privilege Of Post Office.
For particulars apply 10 the subscriber, al
Mount Willing, Edseiield District.
]. 3 SMITH.
T,,,,ru tf ,
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february "a
CROP OF 1876.

A,S...sn aud Genuinc GARDEN SEEDS,
Ii direct from Mr.. Landreihs Gardens, in
Philadelphia, including early CORN, and a
the most approved kinds Of SEEDS. for sale
by r. S. ROBERTS
february 10 If 3
IMPORTANT!-ASTHMA CURED!!
PUTNAM Ohio, May l5. 1871.
DR.. D. Jayne,-Dear Sir.-Doctor Helmcck
has used some Gig or ten bottle, Of your En-
rEcToRANr, and has found decided beuetit-
His health is better than for several years past.
and his appearance indicates decided improve.
ment in health. HIS confidence in your med
icine has induced him TO recommend il to his
friends, and we are Informed that many Of
them have been cured. and others greatly re.
liered. Porrs Il GRAHAM.
WEsTERrowy, n. Y, Oct. 20. 1871.
DR., d. Jayne-Dear Sir.-Your Hair Tonic
is all excellent article. 'Iany respectable per-
sons also uller their certificates in favor of your
Expeclofant. believe your medicines arc the
best preparations that have ever been offered
to the public. for The relief of the afflicted, and
for the cnre Of tic diseases for which they were
intended.
Youi Expeclorant think will soon be cx-
c!usively popular, Yours, &c.
ApRTAL ELY.
X. S. ROBERTS is Dr. d Jayne's only
Agent at Edgelield c. II
Feb 2l 81 S
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Fancy and STABLE Dry Goods,
CA e I'D.

The Subscriber takes this opportunity of
returning bis thanks to his old friends and Gus
TONERS, for former favors, and 10 solicit, for the
new firm Of GooDE & SULLIVAN acontinudnce
Of their patronage S. F. GOODE.
January 1st. lS47. If so
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Lore's Doirgs.-During the stay of the
volunteers in Pittsburg>>.r young maiden
falIius 10 love with one Of the soldiers.
both parties went TO Alderman Steel, who
declared them man and wife. and The sol
dier with his bride went for Mexico. The
forloru mother brings aud action against
the Alderman for marrying her daughter
who was a minor.
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Notice..

FHHIlE subscriber living within two miles oil
IL the Court House, would accommodate
Jurors during Court, aud his h.use will at ell
times be open TO The travelling community.
JOHN HUIET.
February u St 4
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Executive Department,

COLUMBIA, 18th Feb. 1S47.
WHIS ExcclIeucy, the Governor, having left
MH Columbia, for bis residodce AT Lime
stone Springs all communications should be
addressed 10 him, at the latter place
B. L. WATTS, Executive Secretary.
february "a 2t
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Notice.

A. Ii persons having demands against the
"A essate of David Richardson, are request.
ed to present them immediately properly at:
tesed and all debtors Of the estate, are required
10 make prompt payment as the affairs ofthe
estote about to be closed.
JAS. M. RICHARDSON,
JAS. s. GUIGNARD,
Ercent6rS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-03-03

SALEM WITCHCRAFT TOUTDONE..-
y Mr.. T. Rowand-Dear Sir-For four o,
FIVE years have suffered greatly from Rlleu
malism in my head, which during the las, year
became worse and worse. For four or five
weeks previous to the 18th inst, had suffered
without intermisslon, my general health was
much impaired, my sight injured, and my head
so sensitive, that could scarcely resti it upon
the pillow. Two days since, single appLiea.
ton of your "MAGIC LOTION" relieved me
entirely in two or three minutes. Ihave ap.
piled it occasionally since, aud the soreness is
nearly gone So great aud sudden was the
change that can scarcely realize that am
the same man.
have also cured one Of my children. and a
female friend OF headache intwo or three min.
utes.
SO great is my confidence in the MAGIC
Lotion that would not be without bot
lie for fifty times its cost"
Yours respectfully,
JACOB w. S0UDER,
No. $50 Market stfeet.
Philadelphia, January 18th, 1886.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by
J. Il. Rowand 376 Market street,
K. S. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgefeld C. H.,
South Carolina.
december l6 st A.
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January 20
u Office.

"A LII Persons having demands against. the
IA estate of Henry Carr, dec ID, ale request.
ed to present them legally attested, and thoes
indebted are requested to make immediate pay
,nent. THOS. LAKE, ,Administrat0r.
June 3 -s.ii5s l0
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The Cheap Drug Store.
ebruarY 2.

hit has been observed by visitors from all
II. parts Of EdgefeId and the neighborins
Districts, that X. S. Roberts's, is the cheapest
Cash Drug Store in Edgefed District The
following useful and valuable Medicines ate
constantly kept on hand:
Rowand's Tonic Mixture for Fever and Ague,
Rat Poison warranted, Lncina Cordial,
Philotoken, or Females Friend,
Hayes Liniment for Piles,
Braudreth's Pills, Castor Oil Capsules,
Peters Pills, Eares Pile Remedy, warranted
10 cure,
Blood Pills, Upham's Vegetable Pile Remedy
warranted to cure,
Beckwith's Antidyspeptic Pills, Cooks Pills,
Mofatt's Pills and Bilters, Becker's Eye Save'
Harrison's Specific Ointment, sanser's Mus
Thompson's Eye Water, Lees genuine An'ibl-
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Sehbrlng's
Cordial,
Sherman's Worm Lozenges, McAllister's All
Healing Ointment
Hull's HeaGache Lozenges, Spencer's Pills
Fahnesock's Vermifuge and Dead Shot
Indian Hair Dye, Indian Hair Oil, DR.. Jayne's
Medicines,
McMunn's celebrated Elixir OF Opium.
THE FOLLOWING
ThOmpsOnian Medicines,
Golden Seal, Ladies' Slipper, Pond Lilly,
Balmoney,
African Pepper, Sriced Bitters, Nerve Powder.
Number Six, Bitter Root. Loboia Seed, Hem
lock,
Composition, Baybery, &c. sc.
ALSO,
Train Oil and winter strained best sperm Otl,
Castor Oil, and Sweet Oil, by the gallon,
WetherilIs pure White Lead, Glass, all sizes
Paint Brushes. hamp Black, Black Lead Putty,
Cold Cream. Lip Salve, Tooth Powder,
With large and complete assortment OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES & PERFUMERY.
all carefully dispensed bya person regularly
brought up TO the Drug business aided by the
subscriber, who gives advice without any
charge. .s.,s.g,.
Physicians Prescriptions, and orders for
Drugs, promptly attended 10, and put up in
the neatest manner.
r. s. ROBERTS.
February II 81 a
DAILY EXPECTED I'RoA PHILADELPHIA.
Scarpa's Acoustic Oil for Deafness, and
Jackson's Pile Embrocalion.
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.jysed5cuy Notice,

DhRS. READY g. YOUNGBLOOD hav'
EB ing associated themselves together, IN
the practice of Medicine and Surgery, are pre-
pared to visit the sick at all times. Or. lteady
can be found at his residence, and DR.. Young
blood, at Mt. Willing.
January 5, 1S47. IT, 5UN
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NOTICE.

YEyIlE undersigned respectfully announ ce
a TO their friends and The public generally,
that they have formed co-parmership, under
the nalnn nf
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1T HAS PERFECTLY CURED NE!
PHILADELPHIA, December 1887.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1887.
To DR.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir-The astonisti.
ing and miraculous beneficial effects your: val.
liable EXPECTORANT had on nv neigh hbor,
the Rev. Mr.. Rushing, made so favorable i'm
preston on my mind, that after consulting with
several friends. and learning that you were q
regular Practitioner Of Medicine, called upon
you, and purchased half dozen bottles, and
told you that i'll lived to take them, you should
have good report from me. q
am alive and well this day! Thanks to
merciul God, and your Espectorant; and now.
come forward cheerfully to fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had been: constant
sufferer from The effects of a hard, dry cough,
pain in the breast, and difficulty Of breathing;
the last five Of which, chills and fevers, every
spring and fall; added TO my misery. was
worn away to mere skeleton; with the great
est difficulty only could II get up and down
stairs; F.; my appetite was gone, and my strength
had SO far faied me, that my friends were per-
suaded could not survive many weeks, unless
obtained relief. Indeed sir, my situation was
SO perfectly miserable TO myself, and SO. dis:
tressing to my family, that felt willing 10 die,
whenever il should please the Master 10 lake
me homc.: ButI heard ofyour. medicine, and
relief came. Yes! it proved the "Balm of
GiIead' to my poor afflicted body. Bef6fs.I
had taken ONE BorrLE,I experienced "a nllti-.
CATION Of all my symptoms, aud 10 my ysgreat!
.joysl found in thez continued suse.o fitise hap
piest relief. In short sir. III: HAS AfADEsSdss :
PERFECT C IRE OF ME-and Lean truly
say, have no desire to be better. - -: -
With everlasting grattude,i am, Sdear sir
your obliged friend. MARY GILL.
Corner of Rose Street and Germantown
Road, Philadelphia.
r ROBERTS, is Dr. D. yJaync's only
Agent at Edgefeld Court House.
Feb 10 81 3
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GOODE & SULLEV.9sN,

for the purpose Of transacling a mercantile bu
siness, and will keep or hand at the Store re-
Gently occupied by S. +. GooDE, u general
assortment of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware, Crockery, Groceries, Saddlcry, &c
&c comprising all articles usually kept in n
country store, which they will sell upon accom-
modntins terms, aud they hope by strict atIen'
ton to business, 10 merit a liberal share of pub
lie patronage. S. +. GOODE,
J. B. SULLIVAN.
January lst. 1S47.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.! -
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Charles Swan, 1 go -

Enoeb +. +: Davis. c4esA.
N NOCH T. DAVIS who is now in the
IA custody Of the Sheriff of EdgefeId Dis:
tlict. by virtue ola writ of capias ad satisfa.
dIendum, nt the suit of Charles Swan, having
filed his petition with schedule on oath Of bis
whole estate and effects, with The purpose OF
obtaining the benefit ofthe Acts ofthe' General
Assembly, commonly called the insolyent,
debtors Acts, public noice is hereby given that
the petition Of the said Enoch T. Davis wilLbe
heard and considered In the Court of Common
Pleas, at Edge6eld Court House, on The first
Monday in March next, or on such other day
as the Court may ordeS during the term, COM
mencins OIL the first Monday in March next,
and nil the creditors of the said Enoch T. Da-
Wis are herby summoned personally or by at
torney then and there in said Court to show
cause. ifany they can, why the benefit OF the
Acts aforesaid should not be granted to tile said
Enoch T. Davis, upon his executing the assign.
ment required by the Acts aforesaid. x
THOS. G. BACON, e. ..
Clerks Office, Nov. 80 As m -.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, ST
IN EQUITY. s2i:s.aiss
Ann F: Williams and - * -
Tabitlla Martin, .E....,,1s :.
as. Bill for =
Freeman G. Martin, Partition, Scs
james w. Caldwell aud $50
viii Frances, g. others. ;5s.;Ss ~.
HT appearing to my satisfaction, that The de:
Il Pendants James w. Caldwell, and wife
Frances, reside beyond the limits Of this State:
On motion Of Griffin and Bonham, Complain.
ants Solicitors, Ordered, thai the suid James
w. Caldwell and wife Frances, doappear and
plead, answer or demur to this bill, within
three months from the publication this order,
or that the said bill be taken pro confesso against
them. S. S. TOMklNS, c. Z. Z. D..
Commissioners Office, Edgefeld c. Il.
January %, 1S47.
January q 3m L.
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Quaksrism and odd Fellowship
We understand that there is at present
considerable excitement among the
Friends in this city in relation 10 Odd
Fellowship. Several young friends have
become Odd Fellows, and it is question
ed whether they are liable to be expelled
from the meeting for so doing. For our
part we can see no more harm in joining
the Odd Fellows in than getting your
house insured in mutual company.
The secrecy and decorations of the
Order we take TO be the mere DISCUSSES
and appendages, useless or useful we
know not OF the mutual insurance, which
is the all in all of it. We trust the diff
Guilty among the Friends may be com:
posed to the satisfaction of all parlies.-
N. Y. Tribune.
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a doomed land. The country is in many
places becoming depopulated. They
are deserving their cabins, crovding into
the towns and cities, spreading them
selves over our eastern countries, (where
the deslitution is less, because the people
have been accustomed TO rely on wages
fer their support,) and, when they can
beg the passage money, crossing over
into England and Scotland. Such ex,
tensive mendicily is frighlfully dcmor-
aliziug but how can the unfortunate
people help il, Ifthey stay at home
they must starve. From accounts have
heard, believe that many are preferring
the dreadful alternative, are ashamed to
make their wants known, and are aclu-
ally starving rather than beg.
"The small farmers are disheartened,
and in desperation on account of losses
and the great arrears of rent, they have
as yet made no preparation for culiva-
ting their ground, and think that if they
cultivate it, it is rather tor the landlord
than themselves. Tie usual gatherings
of compost have been neglected. To
manure their ground seemed to them
useless, as they had no potatoes to plant.
think very few Of them have corn suf-
icient for their own consumption and for
seed. The lime. kilns are not at work,
as they used to be, showing diminished
breadth of wheat sown, or at least a
diminu,ion Of manure. The lost time
may be partially redeemed by spring
sowing, but the loss OF manure is incur
able. The laud cannot obtain its usual
nourishment, and the result must be a
diminished production.
81 trust that eventual good will result
from this awful visitation of Providence,
| unexampled in its severity in any civi"
lized country, but we must first pass
through an amount of suffering, of which
we now see the beginning but of which
no man can see the end"
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Steam Boat COMPANY Of Georgia.

HySrEU. All merchandise designed for the interior Q
n1ilf&sak the States of GEORGIA, SOUTH CARO-
LIND, 1ANNESSEE, and ALABAMA, sent via sa
vannah, will be forwarded by the Steam Boat Company
Georgia IN their Steam Boats 10 Augusta, free Of commits
sion, at the lowest current rate Of freight
In addition TO the steam boat power this Company alreatiy
possess, they have under construction new steam
boat OF unusually light dra OF water and high speed bull
expressly with view 10 ensure prompt transportation
Goods, IN all stages Of the river navigation
Goods marked Tor the interior Of the country after reach
ing Augusta Hamburg, forwarded by the Agents
there TO their final destination
Shippers may rely upon having the order Of their Goods
carefully looked 10 in Savannah.
Bills o. Ladng advising the shipment Of goods, and q
letter advising whether insured, ana to what point should
always accompany the same, on be sent BY mail
Parties who been In the habit OF forwarding
chandze to the interior Of Georgia by this line and direct
ing 10 the care Of H. M. Goodwin will please take notice
that the connexon OF that gentleman with this Company
having ceased, all future Communications should be ad.
dressed 10
w.P. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga,
RKpERBNoEs.
Messrs. Taylor * Merrill
I" Josiah Marcy a Son. =, ~.
Is Goodhue a Company, ~ t"@
L. H. brigham, Esq.
Halves, Gray a Co., Boston
Henry Sloan, ESD, Philadelphia.
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BROOKs,s
BROOKSs
PATENT ELASTIC lLETALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES

BROOkS'S
PA TENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES.
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles superior anything ever before manu-
featured, in This or any other country, for
durability, beauty, and utility.
NO, 1873 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
Medal Ohe highest premum) at the last Annual Fair the
for competition
II has met the appreciation Of the officers Of the army and
navy, well every gentleman OF taste who has irly
tested lis value, and IS rapidly coming into general
among all who regard ease, grace comfort and durability,
desirable requisites In their Boots and Shoes II makes
the boot or Shoe elastic, preserves original style
and shape and gives the hollow part beautiful and eleva.
ted arch, thereby allowing the heel 10 be very high
with perfect quite low, without exposing the panla
oonssrap 10 injury also keeps the foot from pressing
forward and retains 1t In natural and easy position
Myself and John Dick are e only persons VINO make and
sell Boots and Shoes with this invention, in the cities Of
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City.
CONGRESS CATERS
The undersigned the first in the city OF New York 10
manufacture this justly celebrated and elegant article, con-
tnues make them up in endless variety of Styles in
Workmanship uneqlaed, and at prices deiying c0mpet
ton All other kinds Of Boots Shoes, CATERS Pumps and
Slippers, for ladies' gentlemen, youths misses and child
rem. q" s.. LORIN BROOKS, s+
t 1888 Fulton street
p S-Just received of Russian Leather for Gen.
emens Boots both for Dress and Water Proof This is
probably the first lot Of this celebrated Leather import
ed into ihe United States.
S-lyl' y
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EITRNITUREI FURNITUREIi

T the Second Street CABINET WAREROOMS, No. l53
IL South Second street,. MOUNT having large and
splendd assortment Of fashionable and well made Furniture
on hand comprising rosewood ete Sofas; walnut do
mahogany do with plush, satin, damask and fancy hair
and patterns French Arm Chairs; Ladies' Sewing Chairs
Roc King do; Centre and Pier Tables; Sofa Tables Dyans
Pedestal Pier Tables; Extension Dining and Card Tables
dressing Bureaus; Wardrobes, with and without mirrors
mahogany high post Besteads French do; curled maple
and cherry do and variety Of others Secrearys Book
plain and with mirrors; Ladies' Work Tables Of rosewood
and mahogany; rosewood walnut, birch and mahogany
chairs with harcloh, plush and daask seating; likewise
cane Chairs Of all patterns, with extensive assert
ment Of every article In our line Of business
Country Merchants and others especially invited to
call and examine stock Of Furniture every article Of
which manufactured by ourselves and will be disposed
Of on the most reasonable terms. a.rs
ills .
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. tai, Broadway, New York.

]. b. MONNOT, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOTEL, situate in the upper and fashionable part
of Broadway, has been enlarged now TO be the
most extensive that exists,
The convenience beauty, and salubrity Of its position
have heretofore caused lis tobe somonop
ozed by permanent residents Of the city exclude the
travelling public from participation in its comforts.
Extensive additions have been made however, with q
view to set apart for transient visitors suits OF parors and
bed rooms to be retained at all seasons for them
Families from afar will now find the choicest accommo-
ations OF this Hotel constantly set apart for them, and
visitor it has proved to those who, residing in
the vicinity Of New York, have constantly, since its open
ing honored II with their selection, combining all the
uxuries Of the best European hotels with the advantages
lncai linn = net " .