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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-06

BEAUTY, like the whitening blossom, soon
fades; but the divine excellence Of the mind,
like tho medical virtues Of the plant, remains
when all those charms are withered.
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A Female Teacher Wanted.

TINO take charge Of Plc;pant Grove Academy
Il Said Academy is situated in the North East
portion Of Edscfrl District. and also in as healthy
a community as the Districts affords. Applicants
should be fully competent I" teach any Branches
that is required in ouch Schools. Also to come
we'll recommended.
TO such an one good salary will be given. Ad-
dress either Of The Trustees, at Leesville, Lcxins-
ton District 5, e..
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THERE seems to be some doubt after all
whether Billy Bowlcgs will 60 West. The
Savannah Courier of yesterday says:
awhile on their way to this city, we are
informed that Billy, once or twice, par'ook too
freely of mis- fayorite fire water" He was par
ticular on such occasions to curse Gen. Blake,
especially when the General could not hear him.
On one OCCASION he went below among the
engineers and the General passed near by,
when Billy lowered his voice, aud with his pc
cuiar Indian emphasis, cursed.hiln most bitterly
and wound up by saying, he's sascaf-,hc no
general-he no big warrior" A gentleman
who conversed with Abram, the Interpreter,
informs US that the old fellow was very sulen
and moody When asked if Billy Bowlegs
was actually going west, he shrugged his
shoulders and said, "lMe hope So" Our infor..
mant is of the opinion, from all he saw and
heaIdr that the Indians will not remove accord
ing to'agreement, and that we may soon expect
10 hear Of some stirring war news FROM Florida.
we trust he may he mistaken"
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OUR EXCHANGES,

DICKENS "HousEHoLD WORDS continues to
reach with its usual regularity. 1t is very agree
able thing and worth five times what It pro-
cure il.
The" FAMILY FhlEsp," Of Columbia S. c., is
also welcomed by It should be. We trust its
en,erprising publishers are doing well. They de.
serve il.
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M,JoR. .GrNEnAl,s ELECr1ON,

We have not yet seen the official report Of shis
election, but as it is matter in which many OF our
readers may be interested, We give them below par
tal statement which may be relied on as being very
nearly accurate:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-06

BALTIMORE, Sept. 29.-Somc considerable
excitement exists among the citizens of Lex
incton, Kentucky, in consequence of thirty
slaves having ran away from that city to Ripley
OIio. The Kentuckians have expressed their
determination to recover them:
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Corn, Fodder, Cattle & Hogs.

FOR SALE.
NNIIE Subscriber will sell to the highest bidder
-H at his residence, twelve miles above Edgclicd
c. H., on the Blocker Road, on Wednesday the 9th
instant OH a credit Of twelve months,
800 or 1000 Bushels of Corn,
Thirty head of HOGS, Twelve head Of C.xTILE
and a large quantity Of FODDER and siuCkS
Also, a lot Of Household and Kitchen Furniture
BIRD WHATLEY.
Oo.s Ct SO
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Look Out for a Mistake.

EHIIE person who has taken the wrong BUGGY
IL from Spann Hotel since Monday morning.,
will please reciify Immediately. -s,,s.,$$=.,. :, ::
JOHN HUlET.
Gets If 80
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administrators A Notice..

A LII Persons having demands against the estate
N OF Jas Clark, decd, are requested to present
them properly at,csed, and those IN indebted prsyoas
ate payment as further indulgence will not be given
NJ. GRAHAM, Admir-.
Oct6 St. SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-06

DEATH FROM FALL-About 2 o'clock yes
terday morning, the body Of Mr.. B. =. Tyler,
was found in the alley Of the Eagl and Pho.
nix Hotel. 1t was first discovered 10y one of
the boarders, who was attracted to the spot by
his loud groars. His room was in the third
story of the hotel. and it is supposed he took
seat on the window, went to sleep and fell out.
He lived about half IN hour after he was
picked up, but was unable to speak Dir
Tyler, we learn, resided at Granltevllie, where
lie KEEP. 4 store. He has relatives living IN
Charleston, TO whom the intelligence OF his
melancholy death will be source OF grief.
EAncusta Constitutionalist, Oct l.
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COMM UMICATI0M MS.
PoR THE ADVERTISER.
LICENSE IN EDGEFIELD VILLAGE.


Mrssns EDrrons Severe legislation to prcvcn.
the manufacture and use of Sprituous Liquors is
not Of modern date. 1t is by no means an origina
invention or improvement in jurisprudence BY the
Yankees of Maine, or the people of Edge6rld. 1t
has been tried at various tnles in England, Ireland
and Scotland, since l643, and uniformly with un-
mitgated and unqualified failure The use of Liquor
in England, was as free and unrestricted as water
until the year above named, when the first tax
(smalD was laid upon the makers and vendors Of
Alc Beer Cider and Perry" by the Long Parlia-
ment, whose example was after followed By
the Royalis,s, both sides declaring that the tax
should no longer continue than the termination Of
the civil war then raging between them. But after
the war was over, it was found too profitable, for
Government TO redeem its pledge, MS Liquors of all
kinds were then in general use and regarded both
as luxury and necessary of life.
This was the first ercise duty ever collected in
England, which mode of taxation, "a Mr. Justice
BLACKSTONE says, I" from its first original to The
present time, has ever been odious to the English
people," Additional duties were imposed in lG49,
and at the Restoration in lGG0 the whole excise was
placed upon new footing and the list Of Licenses, "
which is word as hateful to an Eng'shman as
tia: o. Informer" is to an lrishman, was extended
to other trades and other articles Of home rroiuc-
ton aud consumption.
Previous to the levy Of this excise, can find no
complaint in English History Of the abuse, or ex-
ccssve use Of spirits. But from some cau:c or
other Immediately after the imposition of the duty,
the consumption Of them began rapidly to increase,
and the anarchy and disorders attending their use
fcar:ully 10 multiply much so, that early in the
reign Of George II, the prevalence Of Gin drinking,
the cheapness Of ardent spirits and the mult:pca-
ton of public houses for their retail use, were de-
noanccd from the pulpit aud in the rresentment Of
C, I: No. --->-,.-s
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1 oSL OlliCc 1t 1loSShVhel
30th, 1852:
Kern, John N
Kernes, Jas A
Kennof, Mary
IIanhaIn, James -"
Lanere, William
Lewis, Robt
AIailen. Richard e
Mckay, Mary H 2
Morris, Sarah
McCnllar, Rashmun
Mcdaniel, P B
MrCosh, J ]
Merriwether, Robt
Marany, james
Mays, Frances c
Mathews, Lewis
Moore, Eliza
McFergnsoD,
Neal, A J
Owens, w A
Pennall, John w
Prescott, c II
Quattlebum, John 2
Swearingen, Thos
Sieavens, William 3
Swenringen, Sarah A
Smith, Henderson
Samuel. Beverly
Spivy, Rebccca
Wallls. Moses
Wills, Rufus
White, James
Wash, John
Whitney, c G
G. L. PENN, P. II.
st 38
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Tan Yard.

,b;y date, r. T.. MINIS.
Oct6 1852. II %
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List of Letters

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Edgefield
IL C. H., September 3Oth, 1852:
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4 Splendid and Fashionable assortment of
EADY.M MADE CLOT HIN G.,

EADY.M ADE CT OTHIN G.,
Comprising every article in that Inc, and Of tho
latest fashions and styles, which selected with
the greatest care in the principle Northern Cities,
and at the lowest prices.
a full assortment of Ladies', Gents, Children and
Negroes Shoes and Boots, Hats and Caps, Trunks.
Carpet Bags, Valiscs, Guns, Pistols and Knives and
great many other article too numerous 10 mention.
All Of the above Coois will be sold at VERY
SMALL PROFIT, and Ladies and Gentlemen are
invited to give US call and examine our Stock, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. as Great inducements
will be offered and BARGAINS may be expected.
Our motto shall be" SMALL. PRorrrs AND Quick
SALES" Call at KOOPAlAN L. SOhlNiERS.
Ort6 Ct 80
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Lumber !!

TIME Subscriber has large quantity Of luM-
BER of different, sorts, for sale at bis residence.
N. L. GRIFFIN.
July 10 If u
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in the constitution OF man, wnlch requires lnat ne
shall use some stimulus. For long time the right
Of citizens, to distl retail drink Liquor as they
choose, was respected in this country ard nothing
but moral suasion was ercr'drcancd Of to prevent
either, in the earlier and bttt>r days Of this once
glorious Republic.
But Massachusetts that hot-bcd Of Abo!itionsm.
and of all the other cxravagant and disorganizing
theories, civil political and religious, destined TO
ruin this country was the pioneer State to use force.
see by Report before me, that she has imprisoned
out Of population, not third larger than that Of
South Carolina, during the last ten gears ending lst
September, ultimo 81 2S9 3f her citizens for intcm-
peranee, or at the rate Of over 5000 year, which
ii greater number Of white persons, dare say,
than have been imprisoned in South Carolina since
the Rerol, on. Maine under the leadership Of the
Mayor Of Portland, who has since been beaten out
VI his Office upon the issue Of his own Liquor law,
next followed Massachusetts and even outstr:rp d
her, notwithstanding she has much colder latitude
and clcyation and must necessarily feel more scrsi-
tly the deprivation of such stimulus as Brandy.
But Massachusetts would not be surpassed even in
doing evil so she copied the Mainism upon her own
statute book. Rhode Island has done Likewise and
many of the other States have tried unrucccssully
to do so but with every prospect Of success, unless
the rcvusion soon comes, which History declares
inevitable.
Here is paragraph taken at random from one Of
the Boston papers Il is said that the Committee
Of the friends Of the new Liquor law in Boston are
prepared to mako one hundred complaints against
unlicensed persons in that city for violation Of the
law, whenever it is thought proper to commence
operations. The Trareller says, it is the united
testimony of the Watch Department, that there
never was so much drunkenness at night in that
city, as at the present tine" see by the last Delta
that the Yankee influence in New Orleans has
induced the Legislature of Louisiana to submit it to
popular vote, whether any License TO retail" shall
which Of the Southern States is most Northern in
its poltics All Of these circumstances along with
the known fact that the "Suns Of Temperance" is
active, but secret organization, extending through
out t, whole continent, together with the addition
al fact, that the issue Of License. or No Liccnse'
has been sprung simultaneously upon ncarly every
Village in South Carolina, at the recent municipal
elections, induce the belief in my mind, that
mcnt is on foot to legialate the Maine Liquor Law
into the Palmetto State, the inpoicy Of which
will further expose in
TEMPERANCE BUT LICENSE.
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Addison, Mrs
Anderson, Thos R
Barinton.. Austin
Bailey, Wiley
Betton. William
Brooks, Nancy
Burnet, Mary
Bunch, David
Conner, Jane c
Clark. Cadrwa
Criltcndcn, DR. II s
Ciaxton, Miss Martha
Cartridge. Mary 2
CLANCY, William 2
Culbrcath, Esq
Conner, Seaborn
Collier, Lucinda
Cullam, William
Culbrcth. Jesse
Dolby. John Sr 3
Ednunds. Henry C
Hull, Ma B
Henderson, James
Henderson, Sarah A
fIinschall, A
Harding. Willis
Hardin, VIM G
Hayes, B J
Ives, Frcdic
Irwin, A NJ
Jones, Thos A 3
Jackson, John
Jones, e
Johnson. A G.
1
Kemp, w B
Oct 6
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"RATuER too pointed" as tho fish said
when he swallowed the bait.
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gl,e a0uertiser,
EDGEFIELD, s. c.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1852.
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CHARLESTON HOUSE.

CHARLESTON HOUSE.
K00PMAN & S0WMERS
p ESPECTFuLLY inform their friends and the
LII citizens Of Edgefeld and vicinity in general,
that they are now receiving and opening splendid
and complete assortment Of FANCY and STAPLE
FALL DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING Of
French, English and American Prints, from to
l21 cents.
Gipghams and Nuslins dc LANES from l21 cts up
Cashmeres plain and figured,
Alpaca, Nlcrinos, Parama,tas, Silk Poplins,
Black and Colored Silks, Swiss and Chec'd Mus'ius
Cambrics, Linen Worsted and Cotton Table c. Coths,
Towels, Diaper, Irish Linens, 5-...s
Cd, 81 and l0-4 Sheeting, Blcached and Brown
Sh;rting from cts upward,
Linen Cambria IIandkcrchiefs, Collars and Cuffs,
Cambria Muslin, Linen and Lace Edgngs and In.
sertings.
Pnin and Figured Bonnet Ribbons,
Great variety Of Gloves and Stockings,
Ladies and Misses Bnnnctts,
Silk Mantlas and Cloaks.
shawls, Flanncls, Lindfcys, kerseys, Kentucky
Jeans, Twceds, Satinrls, Cashmeres and Brood
Cloths, Bocskins, Blankets, Osnaburgs, Striped
Iomespun, &C., Sc, &C.
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Oct 6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04
Geolocy-Dr. Antiseil.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Sir The editorial paragraph in your paper OF Sun
day which slludes to my lectures geology does much
justice to the subject and the lecturer Notices of these
have been published in every city paper OF any
ci cua and therefore not subj ct to the imputa
ton Of beipg published only in what the article terms
organs Of Fourerism, sosislS and other sms Tae
scien Itself does not sta cd in that article in its
suits put forth itself in antsgenism with religion and
ChIisapity for its most eminent cultivators Buck
land seGgwek. and Conybeare occupy prominent posi-
tons In the Christian church When the writer of the
article charges the science propagating atheism he
,aPpears totally gnorans OF its bearings to be in
capable of forming just opiocn upon it. Geology
stands so strong upon that point as to require
port from feeble q name Eiine. With regard to
self since my arrival in this country have acted
partially acquainted with its Institutions might be
pected to do, ard in any rocal or political question
have intermeddled The article in paper does
me the injustice Of coupling my name with what have
not ADOPTED. To cultivate natural science is my pro-
fessions occupations and without being enthusiastic
may occasionally come before New York audience
and state the present position Of ccence without inter
mrgling any theological considerations As have
done this at four separate periods within the last three
years, without any unmerited remarks little
why tho,e of yesterday should have appeared
For the concluding paragraph promising to report the
lectures, feel grateful THOMAS ANTlSELL, N. D.
IS Franklin street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

unsxsrted no genius than bushel Of ssorns is
forrest Of There may be epcs In mems brains Just
as there oaks In but the tree and the book
must come out before we can measure them. We
very naturally recall here that large class OF
srumblers and wisheIs who spend the time In longing
10 be higher than they while they should have been
employed in advancing themselves These bitterly
morslze on the injustice Of society. Do they want
q change! Let them chspge-who prevents them Ii
you are your faculties permit you to rise In the
scale Of society, why do you complain OF men u.
God that arranged that law OF precedence lmplesd
him or be silent II you have capacity for higher
sta ton take it-wkat binders you! How many men
would love to 60 to sleep beqgsrs and wake up oths
cbildr Aetors How mapJ men would fsin go TO bed
dunces to be walked up Solonohs, You reap what you
have They that Ounce seed vice reed, lazi-
seed, usually get crop They that sew the wind
reap the whiIlwind A man of mere capacity, never
developed, Is only an organized day dream with
skin OF it. flint and genius that wont strike hre,
are better than wet junk wood We have scripture
for it, that living dog is better than dead lion"
II you would go up, goif you would be seea shine.
II there be youth here touched with sacred am
btiop let him Of tbs yarrulous rout that
the hill Of difficulties, bur ascend it who blow
soap bubbles. and b. they round. and they
their faces ia them, that they are living
globes Of nmoIta!ity aud ak Goa to give them
orbit among the jrsnortsl stars Let praises fol-
le~ you Accept, never solicit, them You are in this
life upon errand AJAX God what IL iswbether 1t be
great little among men Remember that the least
srrand from God is beyond all human measurement.
it, and then retire through tn. gate of death
to await Gods praise ana they whom God praies may
dispense with mans opinion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

New Principle In Hair-Cuttlng 2-Clean
Hair Brushes BY the Thousand Fourteen Artists
America The most magnificent Hair estahlish
ment in the World Pastures tii nov unheard Of New
Fseurs unsurpssd In the world always spot
There clean Hair Brushes for all by the
the thousand The Balloon splendid room
regal residence The attendance for Hair cutting or
element the moment he the doors The style
ng and Dressing he eelpses anything before dreamed
of in New York In fact Phslons Crystal Palace l
Broadway corner Of Deystre are clustered more COM
forts Injuries novelties and than
gathered within the four walls Of any establish.
ment upSn the face Of the earth all who IT, Hair
Dying-Phaion's Magic Hair Dye, 70 color the hair or
whiskers the moment ID applied, without injury 70 the
hair can be washed without disturb
ing the color and has bad odo It 10 sold 80
PhHlon's Wig and roupee msnufactorY.
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Court Calendar for TINS D.v,

CeMMoE Pleas Part l--Nos l67 1881, 1917 I'll 2a7,
26l 25l 25 25?. 2o7 1850, 40, 2791a Isl, 2s3 Part
2-Nos 1874 1856 l6s 10 l72, l7s, lSo 1872, 1884, 1855,
1873, 1t0 1872, 1884, lee, i9S
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Nos IL to 20.
SUPERIOR CouRr- 1.-TWO brar ohes Mos. 2e4 l60, AZ,
81, 1857. 26s So, 65, 1884, 269 270, 27i 26 81 260 49,
276 277 49, 279 $780, lSl, 2S2 2SS 2s4 1856, 1885, 2s7
229, 09, 1856. 20.
SUPREME CorRr.-General Term-Nos 5, IS, le, II.
Is, l9, 81, % 22a. 49, L. "a, Is, 20, q.
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CITY Intelligence.

APPOINTMENT OF HEALTH OFFICER --Governor HINT,
yesterday, nominated 10 the Senate for confirmation
DR. Richard Morris, Health Officer for the port Of
New York to ELL the vacancy oecasoned By the decease
Of DR. Sidney Doane DR. Morris is amply compete nt
TO fulfil the duties Of the Office assigned to him oy the
Governor In al probability IL the two sick democratic
members have not recovered the senste have confirmed
the nlninatioa.
THE RANGE THERMOMETER The following is
tie CT the thermometer for the last thrse days
taken from Delatours meteorological observations
a . .
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ligo1t woman who Ia suhsring from DyBsepsis
general debi ity and vhes to find the host ~ will BIO
amply ropad examing The certificates and 4
citizens .tteeng the efficacy Of the Okygentei
Bters remedy which h-s the sanction Of scen tito
aud IL en- titled ~ distinction above the noeteums which
been puedY notofiey. Sold, wholesale and retail
by A. 4 d. ssnds 100 Fulton street O.. u riug. l02,
trd A. l. soosl Co.. 80 Broadway and BY the Drue-
s generally throughout the United states snd Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

ubrcates and heals with throat
brcse dry hard cough, relieves distressing ashma ana
gives the throat and lungs healthy tone unknown
tkepncs The above assertions true by
ates from The greatest men of the country and bde it
has stood the tess Of time. Mrs Jervis Cold Candy il
cold BY Mrs W. JERvIS No. 36 Broadway and by Drug
HiatE QaneYAilv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

So New hrms snd others supplied with a complete
sst OF i class Account Books FROM shelves have
hem made 10 order st shert notice. stationery Paper
Copying Ptesses Manifold Writer'S Gold Pens aries for
80 asd III articles IN cur line, At the lowest Print
ma and Ithograph st cheap FaEes. RICH 4 LoUTREi.
importers and Manufacturers Of stationery, 81 william
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

lence SPECTRAL bottles that reflect mcrcurisl blue in
chambers whose Toy walls earully echo back the cough
ridden. MS. Jsrvis Cold Candy teenHg with the
healing tn Of perence Its genial mnstra
tion soothing'y delicious and its psce every drawer
and mant, piece and Of wiseet
censure 70 have stood the test oftme Sold by
Mrs. JERVIs, 3cG Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

style OF Wgs are pronounced the perfo. tsti IN Of
nsturs ye vsntea Those wanting very peror .rtco
should Gall At BhTCHELCRB celebrated Wig gtotory No
swan street. where can be found the lsrgeat and beat
sers'nens in she city. Copy the addrors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

Boot tte finest Gsers tie most able
Oyerthoes the incest Of Slippers The prctest
3hoes shd other arles commonly called
ny be had :, tho vest possible prices. st A. Bsooas
RFulsoD street Mr. Brooke makes foos gesr all
and for il 81 ranks oe
eontsns eocae 70 suit every known Nobody
4 ed ona ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

exception reservation the very ever ca
ceebrsed IL GoBrand Eedicated Soap for caring pin
treches sslownss chsrs ohsfes, reughness Nc. Pond
bubfile uproots hair from any Fart Of the BODY. nnd
Rouge Lily White ana Hsr Goea at 81 walker s.rees
near Broadway, ind Calender 50 South Third stree. Phi
ladelrba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

cie IL will relieve the oxcrucst guFrioe from
rcr like magic Ifit does he wiI retnfn Won
the urea Sis o. TO oro ho have riCJ fyery or remedy
tone t'neht, he vii give enough u tea virtues giee
10 5Diygqp st.eti festA,I 's.c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

Mrs Jerys Cold Candy still, continues its usoiuaess in
cases Of Coughs Colds, Hoarseness Sore Throat hopping
Cough Asthma, &c. sc Sold by Mrs w. JEWS No. 800
Broadway Zeher Philadephs; ReddinR, Boston; Gilman,
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Selling on,-T. smith. Jr,. IOs +

street having determined TO enlarge STORE will
sell of LIS large stock CT ready made Clothing At reduced
prices Those Who wish IL rcplenish their v2rdo DO will
find favorable opportu atty the heavy stock Of win
must DO reduced aud preparations made fo spny
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All other STYLES OF SHIRTS naye been G,

prnedcd by those made the patent plan adopted
GGEE No Astor House. kistts are impossible. Every
etye hture s suited every taste IL sttfeC and
Z he