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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

GEy. RENToS's APPEAL TO THE PEo.
rtE OF MIssuuRr.-We find in one Of the
Washington papOrs received yesterday, an
address from Senator Benton to his con.
slituents. ia which he says
"'rhe General Assembly of our State,
at its late session, adopted certain resou.
,ions on The subjec, Of slavery, and gave
me instructions 10 obey them. FROM this
command appeal to the people of Mis-.
souri-the whole body Of the people and
il they confirm the Instructions, shall
give them an opportunity to find Sena.
tor TO carry their will into effect, as can.
no, DO anything TO dissolve this Union, or
10 array one.half of i. against The other.
IL do not admit dissolution of The
Union TO be remedy, to be prescribed by
statesmen, for The diseases Of the body
polite. any more than admit death, or
suicide. to be remedy, to be prescribed
by physicians for the. diseases Of The natural
body. Cure, and not kill, is the only
remedy which my mind can contemplate
in either case"
The ColnnelIhen goes on to assign The
motives pf. Mr.. Calhoun, aud all who
sighed the Southern Address, charging
them with design 10 dissolve the Union
of the Stales; aud refers to the recent pro.
ceedings in Accomac county, Virginia, as
shadowins forth in their resolutions. these
intentions, which. he says. were fully in-
dursed by the Richmond Enquirer.
II consider the address {adds Col. Ben
lon,l and its offspring, the Missouri in-
slruc,ions, as fundamentally wrong, but to
those who think them right, the Accomac
resolutions are also right and should be
immodialely.imita,ed by similar resoIu
lions in Missouri. | produce them to ena-
BILE The people of Missouri 10 see what il
is to which their Legislature would commit
the Stale, and what it is they have in..
slructed me TO do.
IL appeal from these Instructions to the
people Of Missouri-lhe whole body ofIhe
people-and in due time will give my
reasons for doing so. 1t is question
above party, and gees to the whole people.
In that point of view The Accomac reso-
Iu,ions present 'il-and present it truly;
and ] shall do lhe same. | shall abide The
decision Of the whole people, and nothing
less"
1rbo n;voroo',c Dh,,;, ,nJ C,,,. :, II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

ExpoRrATIoS OF CorroS Goops.-Our.
paragraph Yesterday mornins, noticing the
shipment OF Cotton Goods from The Granz
i'eville Manufaclory, has induced one OF
our merchants who is agent for several
fac,ories,.to examine his shipments for Ihe,
past year, which footed up 'lwo thousand
seven hupdred and ten bales. These;
goods. consisted Of Yarns, Osnaburgs;
Sheelings, &c.. all manufactured within
this Stale and Georgia. Tile shipments
were made 70 various ports in tile Union
but This amount of business was done By
one house alone. We should be pleased
10 receive further information .ou ibis sub
ject, from those engaged in the businiessss.
-Courier 25ih.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

TOMMY FLYNN ON THE WEATHER.-
Yesterday was shocking cold day:
By Mr.. Jeemes Thompson's choronoms;
ter, it was forty degrees bslow temper
anee! He says there hainl been the
like Of il in thirty years, and he's kept a
diarrhea Of The weather for that ar
Iime.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

MA, DON'T YOU WISH you had the
tree Of evil in your sstden -'lvhy
Josh, you sarpent, what do you mean Z
'As moneys the root Of all evil, if we
had tile tree, couldn't we get all The pre-.
cious sluli7' Drat you, you pesky var
min, you're getting'too smart, entirely;
that's what comes of sending boys to
macadaniies..'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

The Divorce'of Physic and State is adj
vacated in Ohio with great zoalkat is The
repeal of all laws regulating the practice
aud study of medicine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

A writer in an Iiish newspaper, after
mentioning The wreck ola vessel near
Skerries, rejoices tha, all The crew were
saved, except four l,ogshead Of mela,se,,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

NEWSPAPER BoRRowlNG.-The AL.
bany Knickerbocker thus pitches into
some of the genus "Sponge" who are in
the daily habit Of reading papers they
never pay for. 1t is more legitimate
TO borrow any thing else than News
paper:
"Wo intend to show up some Of the
no-souled fellows who are in the habit
of borrowing their neighbours newspaper.
A man who is in the habit of borrowing
paper because he is too penurious 10
10 subscribe for one which costs few
cents week, we look upon as but little
better than a thief, for he takes that
which the poor editor spen, hours in
cudgelIing his brains 10 produced, with
out leave or license, defrauding him Of
his just dues. If,hs meets the eye Of
borrower, let him reform and send
in his BILL"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06
From tlc Indiana State Journal.

Cure OF CANcER.-Perhaps 1 can
confer favor on some Of your subsc-
bers, by giving very simple, and ef-
feclual cure for Cancers. The extract
of wood sorrel, used as plaster through
the day, and slippery elm bark at night
will cure anyseancer tina, has liberated,
or that has not live skin over it in that
case the skin should be broken in some
way. To burn piece Of punk on The
place, is good method, then apply the
salve, as before directed. The extract
is obtained, simply by pounding the
common sorreI in a morter, or other
vessel, and pressing out the juice, then
put it in pewter dish or basin, and
place it in the sun, until it dries to the
consistence o. tar when it is fit for use.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

The UPPER TEN.-At Fanny Kem-
ble's last reading, in the Mansionic
Temple. Boston, the daughter of a
weally man asked her husband who
Shakespeare was. He replied without
hesitation, he was the man who Urotc
the Ncu Testament.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

REVERENCE YOUR SupERioRs.-Everv
body admits the propriety of this ad-
vice, but this is one diffiuclty in its prac-
tical obscrvance-very few people can
find their 'superiors,' though ii is tel,
to one they can end yours without tIss
least trouble.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

COMFORTS OF AN EDIToR.-If ne
does not Gil his paper with news of i'm
porlance, whether there be any or no.,
it is condemned for not being what it
purports 10 be-a newspaper.
If he does not fill at least one Column
every week with something laughable,
his folio is pronounced unin,eresling.
If public: nuisance should eAisf,
notice oft would offend; and not notice
it would be censured.
If he does not publish all the MARI.
ages and deaths that occur sin the world
for twenty miles around," whether he
hears of them or not, lie is not fit for an
editor.
If every paper does not contain a
goodly number of~SuAides, Horrible
Murders, and Melancholy accidents"
it is dull unwelcome sheet. =.
If half the glorious transactions which
occur are recoided, it is splraed as j
vehicle of calamilies.
lfhis paper contains advertisements
the general reader niutmurs; If it does
moi, the man ofbusiness will not patron.
ize il.
II he steers and impartial course, he,
is said to be on the Jence I: if he jumps
of, he is sure TO be besmeared.
Ifa dozen friends call on him while
he is correcting his proof Sheet, ore oiGie.
error escape detection, he is the biggest
blunderhead in the world.
LAMAarIsE TO rHE Era1itssIi.-La.
marine in reply to an address of The Eng.
lish visilers at Paris, concluded with the
following remarks: :..1t, =.
This gentlemen, is what would wish,
you 10 take back as my only reply 10 those
among your conaIrymeu, whe have been
pleased to remember my name, and my
poor share III the events which brought
about, established and directed the repub-;
lie 10 its early days. Tell them thaIFrance
has thousands Of citizens, wor,hierSthan r.
but not one more firm in bis desire, that
her republic should be philosophy in ac-.
lion 'ha, she SHOULD have n heart for her,
own children, and heart likewise ior ALL
people. Our republic must cfface all ma.
lioual prejudices between England md
sE5ancs;r principle ofStbat S2ffsaS
Mot q principal soff nationa eSotisn55 6;usf.
ihc union Of the human race in one fal1niiily
of nations advancing under diverse lava z;
towards unity of civiIizaticn.."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

III IT COMES WARM after this, We
shall have everything starting out Of the
ground directly
Heaven Forbid have two wives
under it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

A liberal reward will be paid for in.
formation respecting the peretrator Of
the following:
What effect did Cain'smur der OF his
brother have on AbeI's wife 7 Ans
Made her miserable {miss her Abel.)
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

CoLrc IN HoRsEs.-DissoIve in a
quart OF pure water as much salt as viii
thoroughly saturate the liquid, and dranch
the animal thoroughly until you discover
srmptous of relief. This is simple
and effec,ual remedy, and has been suc-
cesslulIy applied in cases Of bolts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

capital.
The MATERIAL OF THE BRITlsu ARMY.
Tile military and naval expenditures OF
Great Britain. for the last three years,
have averaged more than twenty millions
pounda sterling. The army consists Of
$4,000 men, only one third as large as
The French army, but costing two thirds
more. The system of purchasing com.
missions prevails 10 great extent, and
involves. as it necessarily must, The most
gross abuses Snd corruption. An Ensisnacy
cosisSSG 450,-a Lieutenancy e700, and a
Caplaincy siS00. No previous services
or Qualifications are necessary; the only
requisites are family Influence and money.
This system, together with the prodigal
bes,owal Of brevets, have occasoned a
great multiplicity Of officers. There
are in The British army 8 Field Marshals,
2o4 Generals and Lieut.. Generals, and
1925 CononeIs and Lieut.. Colonels. Most
of these officers are mere snecures; The
Colonel, for instance. never commands
his regiment, and seldom sees it; bis par-
Iicuar province, is, To see that the reai-
ment is supplied with clothing, which duty
is made a profitable job, yielding cons
nonly to The Colonial a -prn6t. nf thoGs=
and pounds The sale oftconiraiissiisirs,-.
is alsn source of emnument To him
The first disnilaries of the land, are Col
onels Of regiments. Prince Albert, ,ha
Duke of Cambridge, aud the Dake Of
oil 81 E,.I,t n
stials, and the latter cOmmanier-in chief.
are ColoreIs. aud receive salaries as such.
The pay ofa Colonel is ,G12O0.
There is, also great preference shown.
consequence Ct ari,tncralic influence, TO
certain regiments over others. The Life
Guards. lie Horse Guards. aud the Grena
dier regiments are crack aud favuriie
corps; they are made up exclusively Of
The younser-sons of the nobility, and are
for The most part quar,ered in Loudon aid
its vicinity. Each Of them contains a
number OF supernumerary officers. uverag-
ing from seVentytwn To one hundred aud
twenty officers, while the Iegulur in
iantry regiments have but twenty eighl.
In the navy the abuses are not 81 fla.
grant and extensive. Naval commissions
are never purchased. aud experience and
professional knowledge are prerequisites
to promotion. The number OF supernumo.
rary officers is large and increasing. There
are one hundred and fifty Admirals, in The
British navy, besides fifty retired Ad-
mirals, although only lhirty.six can be
employed. "A! The present time there are
only fourteen engaged in active service.
The above information we have con-
densed from long and interesting le,ter
of the London correspondent Of the New
York Courier aud Enquirer.
ES-President Polk has quietly settled
down in his beautiful residence, on an
eminence near the Capitol. The cares
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

Ex-President Polk has quietly settled
down in his beautiful residence, on an
eminence near the Capitol. The cares
and responsibilities of the most exalted
position in the civil governments Of the
earth are laid. aside and the late Presi.
dent ningling daily with his fellow ci,i-
zens in the streets ofour beautiful city,
as one Iof the sovereign people, is we doubt
not, an happier man thaa when in
Washington, burlhened with the eight
Of his vast responsibilities, and surround
ed with the throng who looked to him as
the dispenser of patronage and place.
Mr.. Polk looks@n years younger than
when lie landed hear six weeks ago.
The fire of his eye has never been
quenched and he has recovered the elias
licily of step and the heallhful complex
ion of which sickness had temporarily
deprived Ilim.-NashvilLc Union.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-06

ExpERIMENTAL.-We heard of one
young man bound to California, who took
his blankel and slept one night on an open
porch. The next morning he concluded
not to go.
Another took yoke of oxen, and ,ra>
velled about six miles through the mud.
lie found it was a pretty hard days
work. The next day he gee hawed them
back again, and that cvcuiug leok his name
of the emisrapts' list.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-25
illr0irulcs.

and beautiful comp,tOTrs, they should use IN Tdun-
SeRdS NHSdpariiH: thousands who have tined II
are more than satisfied. are delighted Ladies o.
every station. crowd our utiicr daily.
Nuficc 10 The LADIES' -litusc that inmate Dr
Toulecuds Sarnpana, have invariably called their
stun srclf remedy for families &c. aud hive co
ped our hllSand circulars which relates Ia the cont
pomIs oi women. word Tor wurd--utier men who put
up medicine have, since the great SUCCESSES of Dr.
iolrHStHdS NIrSIpdTiHa an complaints iuclIdnt Ia
l'Wa'ts, recommended theirs though prey ollsy they
dat not number -! thygc mixtures nils etc are
INJURIOUS 90 females, as they aggu,aJc dlSensr aud
uujO uulur iGC ruu~t,uuuu
NJgiuiG Cured This certificate conc'u,vc'v
proves tlat thu saIsapau,ln has perrc, corro over
the most obstinate q eases oi the blood Three per
SONS cured IU on" house is Unprecedented
T'rce CiidrH-Dr 703snscRd-Dcar Sir
have th, pleasure 10 lniolm You that three If my
Udrru have been cured of the Srona hv the use Of
your "Ncelcut mrdlcuc. They were afflicted very
severely With bad sorrs hive taken only four bottles
b, took them away, for which feel my ciundcr deep
Obligations lJrs. respectfully
IrA'cW CRAM, lC6 Wooster st.
CpU3i5p Of Piysiriqrs DR. Townsend is almost
dairy rccc,vug orders from physicians in different
parts Of the Union. thus Is 20 certify that we, the
undersigned physicians ot he civ ul ALBANY, have IN
numerous cHsr- prescribed Dr. ItNnscudS SoIsapa-
MIA and believe it 10 be one o. the mos, valuable
preparations 10 the market II 7 ftLJ>G' M.p
J WuSo", NJ. u.
K y BmGGe, SD.
.ihFn, APRIL. ISL. L. T. ENruNnoEr. 5f. o
tGntgH-0wug 90 the great sucyrys and immense
ale ol d Iowuscnls Sor-apnuo a mmhrr OF
men vino were Formerly our agents, have commen-
EN'mr,-of yellow Dock sc They scuclully put
u up On The same shaped bottle, and some of hem
nay" -iocn aud copied our advcrllscmCutS they ore
Only worthless limitations, md should hc avoided
Principal office l2i Fulton street sun Building n
EcdIna, \ co. estates ST. Boston Dyou &
son, l12 North Secuud It. Philndtlpho = : IIonce
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Eytate or HJracc H,y3eu, dcc,d.

TTOIlCE O. hereby given that viii attend
' the regular term of the rroh,te court OF
e., sale county. 10 be- holden at the Office Of
TIE probate justice, in Ottawa, On the first Mon.
day !" July next, ilr settling and adjusting
all claims against tho estate of Iiou,cF Hay.
~, deceased MI persons having claims
ngnns, the said estate are hereby notified and
requested 70 atcrd st She time and place arpr,.
s'id, and produce their claims in writing frr
the purpose of having the same adjusted 80 81.
Nr. ~. 1919. cHNS. WARD. ad,r.
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Town Propc,,y, ,ryn,.

NE u " OF lot l, m block ls,IG the ptisi.
mai Town vt Ottawa, havin, forty fee, rront
on Canal and 40 fee, front on la sale street.
WIN me store house, dwelling house. aud Ohio,
on' buildings thereon, being the promises a, r,c.
sent used ny Mr Phelps for store and bv Dr.,
Hopkins Tor dwelling house. Possession civ
On the first Of Ap'il next. Thlo good. EnoS;,s
Of the subscriber. ogentfor the owners.
my <o' 10 Nv. A. HOES,
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Estate Of Thomas Orr. deceased,

NOTICE IL hereby given to NIL persons having
claims against the estate Of IHoHHs orr, late OF
In Sale county, III deceased. to prcscn, The same
Tor adjustment to the probate couuof In Sale coln.
YIN Ottawa, ut regular term thereof, TO be- hold.
enonl he iir-t Monday IN June next, when and where
said claimants nrc requested to attend for the Dur.
pose OF having their claims adjusted according 10
law. Ap 1876. IAyt ORR, IiminiSirr.
lDrv tAEDf.u,p-p~ iJ,p'r
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Horse Sh0sing and Farrierv,

TilE subscriber bcgs leave to anAoucc TO the nnb'ic
that he has opcnrd m establishment in Columns
street. near The Catholic Church where The bushes,
OF hor'r Shoc'ug and hvsry will be- conducted on the
most scientific principles It Is generally admitted
WY 700 many OF th2Nr whnpncucc Shornc are to-
,nyIguo5an ot It's principles. thereby prodncinr The
numerous eases OF Col,rac,ouS and diseases nt the
icct daily Witnessed Il really Incomes the duty Of
every one who values "a good horse, so essential 10
nus ptohl as well rs his pleasure to secure the scr-
COS 81 good nrncr tor 50 useful an animal
FVfecH gears practical experience ii is hopcd will
enable the subscriber to follow correct system cal
culh'ed to prevent diseases consequent on unSl,iG
ShocinG and when Necessary, 10 remedy The errorS
OF we past /, TANNING.
pltaWl, NOv. v, NlS. Is
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EIdfc Of Glorge Ng.s. decco,,5

OFFICES hereby given To MI persons having
~ claims against the estntr Of George H,ys do.
ceased late ol In sale county, and slate of Illinois
to present the same before the probate court ON the
mt Monday mIune neItns have iiyrlon that dav
adjusting the ,nnic losrru Etrtnrp g.,
ANA l3tp n e. ''''' '''' y
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administrator Notices.


FEEllh rfquIor term ot the Probate Court FOR
The county Of La Sale VIII be held on the
i"i Monday Of every month at tao office cfthe
Pomc Justice IN Ottawa. H.G. COrrON.
HfyiN .lSii. prgj Jt,fjr5
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REV ARE Of NEEV'FrGES There nro nuncrou,
- kinds IN tie market w1ranted TO kin worms.
and !, STAR TO presume, from the adu.tea,cd drugs
OF which they are made that th"v will Kill the
worms and children TOO The Empire Comp,ny +.
incorporated by the Iegi,atufe Of the state to l,re.
vent, as mlsh as possible the mpositous heretofore
praclsed, by the sale Of impure and aduterated
medicines and this company pat their seal. rranted
by inc .aie onrone but such ns me pure and rcnu.
nc. The company nre located ut lf6, broadway.
y. Y. Merchants visiting New York will fnJ'if
much to their advantage to take such articles of me
dlcnc TO their customers rs arc legally guaranteed
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GREEN'S MIg.s.>.
tAIllnIic i;nnlAs.

,,,, NNIUOIIC BUVIA~.
TliL Mass and Ne-pcr Book approved bv the 1t
-, Key John Hughes, d y, Bishop of Now York
ne Christians Guide To Heaven, or Manual of
Spiritual Exercises,
Inc catholic Manual, containing Spiritual Excrci'.
rs ani Dcvotions for the daily u.e nf Christians;
The hey OF Heaven for snlc at BuRLEY'S.
dceS II! Luke street, Chicago.
Pcrkins' Elementary yrithmctic:
ID ! Professor q. Il. Perkins, Of the Ne,r York
- Normal Sriool: the best Arithmetic IN usc
Inns work hns been adopted rs the text book in
the Chicago city schools, and has. from the best
sources high recommendations
Teachers nN invited to examined,
For sale hy the quantity or s,nglv hv
AN. Il {, hurley l22 I1kcst Ch,,ro
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The sale of Bran drc,h,. P;,,s

As increased more than ten fold II, four vr,rs
what better evidence can he had Of rclr valu,
us a iHlny medicine; 81 OF their usefulness IN The
presentation and cure OF dlscascsl For further cyj
dencc however read the following W.
From american Ncirepqpsrs
The .NeiC York ErsHiRg Star saws. Rr,,,I..,L,.
FtSnre medicine which their own intrinsic ,,o,,t,
VII always secure for them large and rcoI, s,In
lh'y hnVs drSrrVedy high reputation ana ,so
hmly and nntl.hLlous remedy ii wonli h J;n; s
To cQnnI them among all the patent ucI,c "', ~,
present day WINS W ulc
Inc NeT York Commercial says. They roman,
a'i norhn hnmors and purify the blood '>'"'''
Inc NeD YORK San says: Brandrtb's PHI. L.,,
Sur u'cu anons many OF our friends and In o,r own
,u ,.n we mare used them nearly four wears, when
W. pilIeu medicine; in that period no Doc,orsSyc
Dr' BaniIcth has crossed our ,hresbbnIJ n,J ~" Nc
"'eWRcI9e besides the Doctors Pills used ' wv
heu'cal men OF the highest Professional r-,,,.,-
uo ",V' strongly recommended, in nil cnscs al III.
"ua ,.IcuGl',' constipation OF the bowels and nor.
~ "u slcN headache, arising from the overlooking
W. ~. u'sr,,,Nr organs, the use OF Brandlcth's Pls
rs INC pest Medicine cNant for tellrying ,bns, ,,h,
ar laborng under the effects of ihcse comnl,in,0
lhcy ore most safe and cilicacous remedy nnJcc,'
tain IN their cii,cts "-Igs e'''
10 riE WHOLE FAMILY OF NAN.-We eelho,h
pressure and satisfaction in recommending IN ali o,,.
.rtu'r'' hIandnihs Vegetable Pills ns the most Cor
Vllil' most safe. and invaluable medicine nXi,n, A.
nntl'bIll3us aud aperenl Pills, we are pelrcilv con
Nlnced they stand tar above all Others; az c,r,,ir
cure IN nil cases ot worms, scufyy scorbn,c h,,,m'
crySpcas, md all affections of the skin drnns III
ma, stone, gravel piles, and umbago, ,hcv yyI \.
ionnd invaluable - Times wy WI" %
Beware of counteritits and r,rne,,L.. A.. -
gists are not allowed to sell tic penn,nc AL Dug
NE ocrllhc1le oi agency A. H. & q Bnyi,y s,e
me general agents Tor northern Illinois and n, ln.
store ~ Lake Street. Chicago, thcy mnv bo haI
"h'c'Ae ana frluL Nov -. ls,s il '
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-25

\ SEfJL AND Ornamental VIM. Johnson.
4 chemist and manufacturer tor the Enpirc
Company, has produced nm article, which he calls
"Lrnndrg Starch Polish" to be- used in common
starch, winch give. polish 10 linen colIors, bo-oms,
&c., perfectly. Moreover It is SAID gealyto hciIl.
tnte the process oironng 1t is offered for wholesale
by The Empire company, at 10, Broadway, under
the Howard Hotel
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a a', ysm Y., I''s sI Ig' r ,,rYe
Cd phil, a urge stock If drugs. me f..
"a J. clocs, dye stuff, points. OIL v,rut-h
e---' 6, d, which will hc sold on On,
lowest terms; al the most popular pf'cnl mcdi
'.n's of the day kept on hea1. Physicians and
others 1rr Invited 10 give u call
lr'v !. ~ WALKER x pI,NLING.
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XX-u.IOuVsOY' So sI-.- ,I,rj,g ~,

w Il. lpllNSDN' Nll.tIi-s- STARING V.rr
w - This spleen li soap is superior 3, any other
the -athcr produced by 10 Is Instantaneous, 10 does
not dry on The face 70 Is OF very tine ,mou,ui ,bg-
rac'er' prevents AL chaps and heals cuts. puppies.
NC Almost immediately. ple cake wa, la-ta gem
tcm0n ay,aT with every Jlv'suse Iss-t,r,,D,r.f
: not eNaE-rU,cI--utu l,- superiority cannot he
to.t IN en- advertisement VI Johnson. WHO'S The
most cc.rhurd manufacturer n i'lrs country. manu-
iacNTes .ai> soap exclusively WT the Empire Com
Nany- ntorPom'rd Toy fhe legislature ct t.,r state #
New Nc.k The crmrla,'. y1r,-h.,se is M ~;
Ny under .hr Howard Hotel
Almost o.. country merchant, purchase il when
they are in t.oc.ty.