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10000 PAIRS OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
ITO BE HAD at the New Shoe Store. and will
Il be sold lower than auy ever before offered
in this Misunderstanding paid the cash for every ar
ticle, and selected from the best and largest man
ufacturers in the United States, we fatter our
selves that no one can fail to be pleased in guam.
as follows
Mems fine Calf stitched Boots
. Pump Boots
=" Waterproof do cork 'Oles
200 pairs fine Calf sewed Boots, from a 50 to s6 10
1U g - and Kip pegged Boots, from 81 to S5 0O
Mems fine Calf sewed Bootes 81 to 500
ss,d 10th Congres. Boots 50 to $50
Jersey Ties, s. 10 s. 50
"" Kin pssEsd Boe'st': =. g. ,s TO !, e. GO 60
Youths tsIi kE Psss'' Hoe'ss'' s. IS s
Boots assorted
r,,.. IL, e.:.,.. Ladies: s,:is - PsHs..sre-s Hs,ss
satin - I"
lasting :.
" wells and black
e Half Caters, ~elu and black
Welt " Ties, Fo1od, Broad and Easy
'' 1" without Tips, for corps
:, " Jenny Lind BOo'ess' Kid and Morocco
mid r and Enamclcd Excelsior,
Kid and Morocco Jenny Lind Buskins
Taylor Ties, Pump
Fine Kid Slippers. with Rosettes
Fine Morocco Slippers and Ties
Fine Ties and Buskins, Wea
Fine Morocco do do
Kid extra wide Slips and Ties
Goat Buskins and Ties. Wells
Goat Boots
Misses black and colored Gaiten
g blue and light colored llalf Gaitcn
black, blue and brouze Dooees
' black and coored Slippens
Goat Bootees, sewed and pegged, for School Shoes
Chidrens ShOes and Boots, assorted
Together with great variety Of Gentemens, Ladies
and Chdren's Sho-s, tou numerous mentiUn
Fine TRAVELLING TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS,
vALlCES HATS and CAPS. All Of which will posi-
lively he sold lower than the lowest for cash.
SeCall and see for yourselves, at the NEW SHOE
STORE Of
S.yt
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:, Equity. ..Lancaster District.

p,;,r 2 Inaram. ys. William CauLcrn and wife
Nancy. Nathaniel B. Irgram.lAribur Ingram ct
.J-Partition Real Estate Jemina Ingram, (de-
TT appearine 10 any satisfaction that Nathaniel
n Ingram and Arthur Ingram, Two Of the de.
,srdanis in above case reside without the limits OF
,s;. State. Il is ordered on motion Of Hamraond Sol
tn.so,nla;nant that the said defendants do plead,
sn,wer or demur to the Bill IN above case on OF
Sa,o,s the lst day Of November. 1850, otherwise
judgment pro contssso will son be ordered aga,"''
,bem J.H. .WITHERSPOONc. E. L. D.
'"1S,, Cnm,rs. office, July 20. 1880. l6t 81
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Ready.Made Clothing.
COMPI ,ETE assortment OF Over.coats, Dress
n and Frock- coats, Business. coats, Blanket and
coating Over-coats, gentemen's fine Cloaks, Pants
and Vests Ready-nade Shirts, Stocks and Collars.
con, IG II. LEVY IL SON.
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NOtice.

TINE subscribers have this day formed co part.
L nership for the transaction of General Gro.
cery business, under the firm of Shaw g. Austin,
GEO. w. SHAW.
L. A. AUSTIN. -
Camden, sept. /, 1850 ~
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Guns and Pistols.
FlNE DoubIe.barreIled Guns in cases; Double
u barrelled Guns without cases; Revolving
Pistols in cases. BY ,
sept. II. Ii. LEVY q SON.
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WIN. MATTHIESSEN'S
Wholesale Clothing Establishment
Corner Of East Bay and Queen Streets,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
Manufacturing House, SO, Plat st. New York.
NOUNTRY Merchants purchasing Clothing,
~ will find it to their advantage to look through
the stock of this extensive Clothing House, where
they will find fresh and desirable Goods, at prices
as low as can be purchased at in New York.
July &C. SO swl0t
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VOLUME II.
Real Cotton Land for Sale.

TT1iE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation,
situate on Bear creek, q miles southeast of
lancastervie, containing . 90 acres, 2lO OF which
ia eieareb the grealer oart ecently. the balance
woods. The crop Of this year, with hands,
will be about SO bales Of cotton and 6tO bushels
corn, before the storm it was su posed 1'U bales
would have been made. On the premises is a
new gin house and screw, comfortable dwelling
and all necessary out buildings, Persons wish
ing to buy and make cotton would do we'll to ex-
h,mine, AL will SELL o.
Terms easy and accommodating. My reaaon
ior selling ia to engage in other business Some
fikely Negroes will also be sold il desired.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
Lancaster Dist. sc. Sept. 81, ls50-S5
New Steam Boat Robert Martin.
HSHE new Steamer Robert Martin. Captain
:. HI George Mansfield, will mnence her regular
trips between Charleston and Camden, about the
first of October, stopping at all the intermediate
landings on the river. both coming and going
Shippers may rely upon promptness, and at as
low rates as canIhe sent by any other conveyance.
For freight aPplyto II. LEVY Son.
Agents. Camden,
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THE SUBECRIRERs

1hE SOk6DC61BEAS
A RE now receiving and opening Cat the store
n two doors below Mr.. George Alden's Shoe
Store, and nearly opposite Messrs. A. n. d r.
Kennedy select assortment of
Family Groceries,
consisting, in part, as follows: -
SUGARS-Brown, crushed, clarified, powdered
and loaf
COFFEES-Rio and Java ~
CHEESE-IDitationE English; do. small size
MOLASSES-New Orleans and Muscovado
Palmetto Hams, superior article
Mackarel No. ], in kits -,
Candles-colored wax, sperm and adamantins
Crackers-soda water, butter nd lemon bic mic
SPices--ginger, mace, cloves, nutmegs, cinnamon
and pimento
Teas-Gunpowder, young hyson, and golden chop
Rice, starch and table salt
Farna, for puddings, &c, superior to rice, sago OF
tapioca
Welsh's prepared cocoa, Bakers broua, chocolate
Assorted pickles, ketchups, Spanish olives and
pepper sauce
Sardines, anchoves, fresh salmon and Holsters in
Capers, currie powder, currant and Guays jelly,
strawberry jam
French and English mustard
Currants, ginger preserves, figs and almonds
Genuine bay rum. lemon syrup
Extracts hntmeg, vanilla, rose and lemon
fine assortment OF Confectionery
All Of which will be sold low for cash A share
of patronage is solicited.
Oct A. SHAW e. AUSTIN.
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Committed

mo the Jail of Kershaw District. negro man
who calls himself William. and says he be-
to John sH, % sss Of ye
"' osneYion stout butt, five feet inches high
Th. T% owper is requested to come forward comply
,r;,b b the Law and take him away -, g
"'1p '''' THO, J. WARREN. 8. K. d.
,osn 70
Committed,
III ofEsrshaw District, a negro boy who calls
Wa.hDgo and .aS Jay. he Ss9Sss 81 nGa
liarr'oi - ,;Ysnty years age The owner request
sss a'r soe forward comply with hsfW spd ake nm
away. "A wtf
irish Potatoes:
pr,u barrels fine Northern Potatoes, Just
A frnseeiyed by JAMES McE"EN'
lust vcs,. Corn e.sde snss.' BY
81 Cut.ng "" e.. W. BONNEY.
June 1s
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Notice.
rIHIIE Special Partnerships her. :.,,. :, N. name
Freight and M M. go. of,be State of South
Carl assengeT OH Tue GnmnpEpT NJ ARTIN in thil
.ina n.Eissd ,";,h ihe consent of all the partners.
Charleston, July 18th isog. .,,ppocE
piiJi, +. VILLEPlGUE SON"
C.J. SHANNON:
ROBT. MARTIN:
JR.&C. H. DUKES.
+. W. WALTER.
EDWIN P. STARR &,
Sept. u
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Family Flour. =
A FEW bags Extra superfne" Boston Gran
"a ite BILLS, from selected wheat put up in bags
Of Is and so lbs. each. Received and for sale by
Oct 4, 1850. SHAW g. AUSTIN.
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,hi, city that had escaped from their master. A.,
we're coTcesled upon the premises Of cits sss =
Washirgton Mr. ToOsBss slave, who vol ,t,,s.
returned and surrendered himself up, gave tAs =
formation wheIs the iugitiyes We're concealed 49,
sso the names Of q number Of residents, a. :,
told who are engaged ia running of IA gitive slxvs.
Two were found concealed under the hoor In a.
wash -hc use Of the dwelling q II. s. Coke, Eco vhs
belpged 10 Mr. COLcOcK Of South Carolina. N,
Coke denies ell psrticipsHcy in their c,nceansos
or knowledge OF their having been upon bis prs,
ises; bot Notwithstanding this great deal Of o,~
JUDGE exisis against him on the part Of many vSa
appear oouVrrsant With all the fscA. Many Of tSs
Southern men clare their willingness to vote tx
ne removal Of the sest OF Government T. oas d
IRE free States Of the West, and | should not hs
surprised II peudine TIL. excitement, the effort WA
msde and succeeded. Every thiog q the kiad. Of
course Is ME throsing so much Aax upon tia
hsmes, and ooobt whether any thing else a.,
augment the excitement that at present pre.oui.
nstes in this city.
IRE BGfsv, Detroit, and oAe or two other w a.,
ern Posiu Gsters lsving charge Of distributing "A
ces stand more than an even chsnce. 70 sska go
for other incumbents. Their removal II pass iii
be for cause, which may mention ia nv pex, -,
ter. Mr. BALL bids fair 10 make one Of tbs =, ~,
efficient and valuable Post Masters neral ue h.-s
ever had. Where there is delinquency. the in.
cumb,nt will stand no chance Of being retained 10
matter what his political Influence or sta0dine nav
be. A Ngw.YORKEk
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meut IN compliance with their demands, to be en-
Ployed In building for the Association on the prop.
erty re'erved for that purpose, thereby affording
the means OF support - the membars when on a
stfiRe' esch IN return rendering en- equivalent in
Labor 10 the Association for what Ia ,.cs;vas :
The number Of days to be employed each xaek IN
be decided by the Assoc afon Aud sI.o r,co,,
mend that individual members who NAV vat
tot for their private should be re1os.,sS -
deposit MOI ey with the Association in insranan,.
on the estimated price Of a lot as soon a. thers
thBl be sufficient smount Of money pad 10 70 vi "a
confidence 20 the success OF the movement, the Oh
jet Of which would be "a enable the Assoc alton 70
n axe their purchase as Goon as possible.
The Report concludes with A recon- mend alton
for the consideration Of the Industrial Congress. Of
proposing the same plan TO tbs MAsons Rad o.hsr
similar trades.
BLooMISGDALE-We see thstthe Wo.kingmen
of this quarter have called mass meeting for this
evening at Begen's, Seventh avenue, between
Thirueth and Thirty first SIS for wnich our German
fellow citizens have made extensive preparations.
GOLD BEATERs We have wondered why We
have not heard from the Society existing in this
trsde during the Industrial Reform movement
which hiss been progressing for months past, but
an advertisement IN yesterdays paper sets that
matter at rest. Ii seems there will be & meeting
OF The late Society this evening a. the Partridge,
DUanest when those claiming share Of the funds
Vi be attended to. FRANCIS ROYAL is the Presi-
deut knd Chss. Rsy, Secretary We have not
beard from the Manufacturing jewelers., Silver
smiths &c. recently. What has become Of them
aud tho proposed union Of all these branches into
Gold ana Silver Artisans Association We
tIust that these artisans will arouse from their apa
Thy, and participate with their utmost zeal in the
sreat movement for Reform now begun in good
earnest in our midst We trust our friends, the
Gold Beaters. vii think Of these things before they
finally dissolve their beneficial Society. We uu-
derstand that there are several sooaed' abe
nevolent Societies in this city in the same pickle
with the Gold BeaterS, one or two Of whom have
not met for years, but they not the offspring Of
the abor Movements of this season.
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~ state and National LAW schseI-saILsro

~ StAto HnG NHtIonhI Law Hoh00I-EALLtro1
SPA, Saratoga Co N Y.-rhe next Term viii commeocs
the 9Th OF September the rsi term In the year Daily
ofhsnd speaking. historical and legal debates co5gesse
d. cuss'ons &c arc among practices u IL
smaenn Payment In advance of the term. Csislogue
and Circular, stating particulars, seot by Request d!scte6
(posL paid TO J. w. FOWLER, ESQ.
ivM imsodDls~QWL1W
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~ Rev. Amos sutton General 6sp1G Mlssico-
ary returned from Orsss will deliver sddress upoa
subjects connected with missions IN that country, mani
Wednesday evening" 18th, st7i O'Clock, al ihe Suuvsns
(Rey Mr.. Cochron'I Church. collection will be tsksu-
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q Tin Smiths Arouse There VIII be hsld
meeting on thursdsy, al O'Clock, N. NC. W. hkh
er b Forsyth o., for the purpose Of taking into conslder
ton mise able situston. An mechanics arc In aarn
striking for reasonable wages therefore will stand
back Come and sll hsni in hand tbs power
Our friend sod brother Foersch will address tho
English end German. JOHN MEYER Presid-nl
Ial42s VALENTINE SCHERER See'y
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- Water.Cure Institutes-City and Osan-
ry.-Dr fRALL receives patients OF the oommodio1s IN
Establishment Is Laiehtss and II Oyster Bay, L. oo1
municaron daily between these places BY steamboat "a
Railroad General practice attended 10. Cousultsions y
tySI
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gy Ds. r. 4. Nichols and tars. Cove Nfchsis
Watsr. Gore House. 81 West second 81 nesf sxA
avenue Consultations from 10 TO Patients received ~
hoard day tEesmeat or vsied st their residences
bl7 In
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N The "UraaSs neuntaia HnCsg Sars5 .
40 Orange n QUO hoors noe Oy r.irosd fosS Ore ca,
fhe establishment has private baths a.cked 70 "a, ..
uena roous. Address Or. NGESEs, s Orsuxs, n
ior terms ieiff
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EF Lebanon Springs Water Cure Rstahli.A
nens now la IL sixth year Of successful opes aroe
For Information address
aus llns BEDORTHA. A. o
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- PhonoEru phic PHsiicacipn1 o. al ears q
Andrews soy.e, published and tor sale b.
io36 2swDkWn John = TRoW. a. s13 "a Aas-sL
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~ O,RIeliy,s telegraph Lines, sounssiize
With all sections Of the United Btatos General once, u
grosdwsy Open from In The morning I'LL II 81 nighA-
Vsilors In New-York who accustomed 10 rsnsssd1s
business with the OKielly Lines In any section o. -
Uaiied States will End Il their interest TO lsavs tber a.
patches q this ocs TO insure prompt and eeussi s,.a
uisston. t23
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ fSvlers q Wells, Phrsaaios Issa asS y a.
fishers, CLIFTON BAl 1877 Nsaso-sL nssI hs Para
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~ DR.. shows water-Curs tsst,fu tisx, 60.
aer fwelnh-st and University place sss
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TWiIsen's Business directory ofNew.Yefk
City, for 1856, l-Thlrs year Of pubcson price 50 coma
Containing the and address OF all pssous euxnxef
In business, classified under appropriate ksadinxs
jyl8 3twH JOHN 2 YKOW, 40 AIMS
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~ Liquid Hair Dye improved 20 q 10 color ~
hair or whlskers The momsntii e applied without the lsss
njuryis entirely FREQ from unpleasant odor and can b
ws.hed with tho strongest, soap Immediately y sppnsA
WITHOUT waiting dry. Tor sale applied q BArcanAs
sas Wig Factory, Wallet. uylsfurhhseiN
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~ Prince & Co.'s hslodeons for sale ii iseissy
prices atBADGERs flute Mandatory, Okiely's feie
graph Building, 1871 Broadway. llye ttooe
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o. WUNTGOMkHE HOCSE, TKEMUNrH
Nj. bOsTON-This large and commodous hotel hsvi1S
49, teen Thoroughly rehted aud renovated, 10 now or
for the accommodation Of transient and permanent bsss
ers.
The internal management Of the house viii oe und@
immediate direction OF Mr. James Parker late propd
e!or OF the Ssmoset House. Plymouth, Msss
The situation Of the Montgomery ii luse 10 unsurpaSs
In any respect by any other 10 the city being nearly equHv
dstant from all the railroad depos and steamboat andios
ana very near the business part Of tho city and mo sao
scrner hopes by sctest attention 70 tho bosl
on ose who may visit him. 10 secure liberal share Of
the public psnorsge-Boston, August 8: 1880
Aul2 2weodiseodos fHOs. r. WiLsON, rropnosof
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SCHOOLS.
TARRYToWn INSTITUTE.


A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys
"A MTaIrytowp, NJ Y, A. NEWMAN Principal
In this institution young gentlemen will 10 thoroughly b
Truced 10 all the branches Of an English and Castca
education, requslte fof commercial pursuits or snicna
college.
There Two terms In q year, each Ave cooihs fss
Summer term commencing 90 the hrst Of May and ~
Winter on the hrst Of November Terms reasonable.
Circulars containing particulars, references, he Gao b
sbtaned at Spaldng Shephard's bookstore l9s Brood
vay NewYork, or by addressing noss 70 The Principal
ny20 eodn
ENGLlsH, FRENCH AND CLAsslyAL
II BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, YsndebilLavenue Cifton, ssisu Island, COZ
Quoted by Mr.. J. o WOODS, Principal sssisted BY Ma
Woods Misses II. q Enington aud other teschsra-
session will Sept 9Th. For further nfofmt
ton, Prospectus, TO be had al Clark Austin Cos
bookstore, rs Broadway, NewYok, and ofths propns~
at Clifton. aus Hr
MUSICAL INsTRUCTION.-EDw.Z ELLH2
l'f Professor OF Music, having lately arrived from 10
rope begs 10 inform the ladies and gentlemen, thai DO
ready TO give lessons on The piano and In singing se
CITY references glved. Ip9uire al 30 Veseyst sus isf
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suI2 Sweodi.eodos fHOs. r. WILSON. Prophstof
THE EMPORIUM OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GooDs.
rJ,HE above establishment Is Just opened % Tho mos a.
L tensiye scale Of the
LONDON AND PARIS STORES.
with he largest stock OF Fancy Goods 10 the Uatsd ssss
which, having been selected With great care and
IMPORTED BIZ THE PROPRIEfoA
be 10 enabled to offer them on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Among them may be found gree. variety Of articles 40
'O'' FOR PRESENTS.
suargers visiting the city will do wei 10 call ma q.
anime.
large assortment, such a. boxes OF fafaiiurs Wv"
farms and cities, Tea, dinner and coffee ses ke. ks
Easy JUMPERS
For sale wholesale and retail, By
GEORGE W. TUTrLA
.uls2.eodh Importer. sS Brosa-1-
DATENT CUTTING AND CARVING sA ss1snS
i FOR WOOD AND METALLIC I d. vs~rn hs
having been thoroughly tested for more nl,.hsu % hs
TSs scso he mos perfect eouos.
OF movements that have ever been nnodac ~ .ssoe fon
carving ard IL capable Of prod 10y I'm be NOD
perfect accuracy AID great dspsieh every a rec
ing ara carving Among neg and PianoFofs asIss
t hocS. Tor cshco paper and oleo!h prn.e 80
type, block letters picture frames aosb,e nodded cared
and racer 4ori cspenls,f use p easds1 10 he
g. e. 1r Yhe economy Of time and labor y Wy ~
&C. &C .S,r.. in furnishing al much reduced COST
iT Of srtcles IL bs mechanical ara Of ss sOSypss
nt,iitv a. well a. Of luxury, VII, - peueyou, csy rsf
sv he most iucredulous 70 in value II psopo,E
II onsrsnon Yhs ssvpgn The labor Of cavns "a
he less 50 per cent and 10 cutting usesf a. 80 ma dyL
o,hsrs worn nom 100 so per cent? snd -
In he line il viii readily coruo me mAs oes -
,s,t tght seN II u nconiesubiy - ss,supt
sHen on combination Of movements nevs' ,sst Il has ps
"a 80 ~ Al. Limited States Patent Ohce, on, ~ snovu
Great Britain France and Belgium, prseIudes ~
strietness % regards American " 'e''
dea ,hai his Il other than noyey ,,. martinez os2s
The p.lense &C. .,ns.s 10 his ety. ADD having @S 80
csss.y csp c.y 2, y. e stl e.,
o. VIC oA'ss ~ on' 40 vhrh counties mssnine
:eoI few =. ss.Des % ss .sas =.
me y. rsouis.s n sifcsaoos the nvespt :, - oko
70 zoe between ne bOar. o. IN nae sesns shop -
A. whsr, b. WI give any irfos ns5oo ?, - sIn0kk
10 opsruoa uY1 ~ sAA'
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TILE GALPnIn CLAIn SETTLED.

~ II has been decided that In future, the Government
psvs n;eres, on such claims that the Gsphn and
hat the interest paid on the Gaphln clanby mlssas-
70 be reimbursed by Tho Secretary Of slas who ordered
tho payment and by tho Treasurer who paid the money
Both officers held TO give security 10 the amount OF
The interest paid The elsmana Personal security being
rot admitted ard real estate being demsnded the med
noned officers lave deposited In the L. 3. Treasury 9
quantity Of Z LYONS Magnetic Powder for tbs desuue-
ron or roaches bug8 Hess fss meets plants Sc and
q LYoS's Magnetic Pills, for The determination OF rats
and nice. These well known articles, which are sold al
40 Broadway, were eheeTtuIy accepted a. security
Congress Senate Cabinet and President pronounced them
A. coed e essbr
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THOusANps or MARTYRs

To Consumption, will be followed by weeping friends
and families TO The grave within tbs next twelve months
who bynow resorng to SFOTrES's COP LIyEs OIL CANDY
might be readily saved Let all who suffer from Cough
Cod Bronchitis any OF the diseases which preeede tho
dsors snzson OF the lungs, lay s fac, to hears 10 hia
climate every human being whose lungs ara affected ever
90 slightly s in peril Of life. The progress Of Pulmonary
disease is olen almos swim as tho spread Of fire. To
day slight cough, next week hectic feysr, and within
month the shrowd the eou and the tomb. Do not tdae
on the verge Of volcano. Dot not vaiIin tie grave
opens at your feet sroTTENs Cor LIVER OIL CASSIDY
rf.lble n taken In time I! contains the concentrated
prrcpepf the Oh without s repulsve lasts or nsnsest
qualities and Life and death may depend Tor yoa upon IA
Immediate usa Sod By the proprietor at Ils Bowe, and
10 D,ugy4... generally. Price g ca PER package.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
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Cssh Tailoring Establishment Of EDWARD Fox, N9
Broadwayis removed to the new building adjoining tho
Astor Hcuie, Bsrcayst This extensive and spendid
room can be entered from II Yesey and Barclay ats.
where proposes osryip. On his business until his
store rebuilt and finished upon the site OF the Chemical
Bank between the Museum aud the justly popular lila, snd
Cap establishment Of Mr. Ge3in, 2lf Broadway
The proprietor rupeled by high sense OF duty, avab
himself OF the present opportunity Of returning his grateful
acluowledgmer1 his numerous friends and patrons for
the great patronage extended him for sereg Of years.
and in the enlargement OF bis business be b alone scuaed
By The desire NEE. The wants y Of the daily incress
ing demsnd Of the public for Garments msde At bis atoe.
TIE many facilities which he possesses In the importG
on Of superior Cloths CaSsmeres and Vestngs and the
purchase OF Domestic Goods, being always effected on the
Cssh principle enables him TO hold fJrh advantages which
cannot fail To DO duly appreciated BY discriminating CON-
uupity nyl5 lmeodh