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NOticC

rs HEREBY given to all have claims against tho
L Estate OF Wesley Iurris. deed. to meet us in
the Ordiuarys Office, at Edgcfe!d c. H., on Alun-
day the 9Th day Of May next, with their demands
properly authenticated for payment, IS we intend
un that day 10 make final settlement Of the estate
DAVID FARMER, Adm'.
MARY HARRIS, -idm'x.
ELo 2n
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EiStl'a ".

yHHOLIED before me by ~ C. Ganushcr. living
Il near I.unsE;rrs p. o., one BAY MARE,
aboat fourteen hands high, supposed t" be nine or
ten years Old, and appraised at Fifty Dollars.
JAMES BLACKWELL, NJ. L. ID.
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JosErM HAYWARD,
ALEXANDER G.. RICE,
BENJAMIN T. BEocKMAy,
,IosErit SToSEY,
SuMMERrIELD GARY,
WIN. r. DvGAS.
March q st
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory,

Jan 19
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Wanted

DOOT. Sho" and Harness Makers hlso, f,r sale,
ID all kinds Of Upper and Sole Leather, Norb-
crn and French Calf Skins, Lining aud binding
Skins, Harness and Band Rrathcr. Shocnakcr's
Findings, Boots and Shncs and Plantation Brogans
always on handmade of best materials
Also, Lamp, Train, Ncctsfoot and Tanners Oils,
for sale by +. H. MINIS,
Dee Is If is
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YOUNG LADIES
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

Rev. N. ALDRHCHH, Principal.
Mn. STUCKLER, PnoF. OF Music, FnEScn, &c
Mas. j. McCLINTOCK, TEACHER OF rnIMAn,
DEPARTMENT.
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A. Card.

A Card.
n announcing 10 the Public the above change N
the Pr"rrietorsh:p Of sthc Planters ii"'e', INC
S,b.rr;h,r RETURNS I,s w:r,nest thanks his former
customer. for their liberal patronage. He also ear
u.s,,y s,a;c;ts continuance Of public favor for his
.Sucryssur Nhn IS in every way worthy "f it.
Though rct;rir. from the Planters ii"ieI; he
takes grca, pleasure in informing the public aud his
oil friends. thai he will be glnl /" SEE and entertain
,!r.,a in Hamburg. at the CAROLINA HOTEL.
Formerly kept by Mr. liorsr"S. ..
JOHN L. DOBES.
IL
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Notice.,
Notice.
Harness..

CARRIAGE and BUGGY IINRIiE ESs,
~ Wagon Harness, Double an. Single.
R,ling Brides, Plantation Brides, Collars. &c,
Manufactured Of good n:otcrials, and by good work
men, next jGor to J. l}. SULLIVAN.
r. T. MINIS.
Jan u tf 81
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. Notice..
n Office !

NUR FINEJAC Tippa an o G, will
" stand the Spring Season at the residence Of
JOEL CuRRY'S, and will insure 1--we Colts for
Ten Dollars. Mares put and transferred, the in
surancc will bc claimed.
JOEL CURRY,
II. 4. SHAW.
March 5tT
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Notice! !!
Blacksmith Shop

-@A rINIl: Subscriber having erected
sSSsSY i new building in the rear of Ars'r-
gS WILLIAMS Il CHRISTIE and l.. HILL y
stores, is prepared t" d" all kinds of
HsIacksaanithiEag.
Horse. .Sllocinr and Plantation work will receive
prompt attention. ,. L. GUIDE.
Ian ~
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Tax Collectors Notices.
no. L..

Z WILL ATTEND II, .hc times and places herein
= specified, TO collect the Gcn' raj f""r and R"'
Tax Lur tic wear commencing 1T Oct0bcr lS32.
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A G. a !
gsiaM.crs glo1ci---eE EtRnse OF Fro
prictorS!iip.

MFR. LEWIS COVAE respectfully inform" the
VI people oi l:dscicld and the travelling ruHlic
,-,.urr,lv. ,a, l.e has assumed the management 81
the PLANTERS HOTEL lately ow'll conducted
10y Mr.. JnnS l.. DonEy
In entering upon his duties as Host Of this n"pu-
lar Establishment. lac p'cdg,s himself ty dIgrn'
attention to the satisfaction aud comfort al l1S
tiues;s to L.scrv, 1T l,vt go"d!y portion Of Pub
Ec patronage
The rates and trr,rs Of Board for man and horse
will bc The SAME us Il rctpforc charged by MIR. l'oDEf
LEWIS Gov AR.
Elg-lcll C. H., Feb 81, 1853. ii
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State os South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY,
10y II. r. WRIGHT, Esqr., Ordinary Of
- Eh.ricd District:
Whereas, NJ. l.. Bonham, has applied t"
mc for Letters of Administration. on al and sin
gular the goods and c,a,llcS, rights and credits
of \. l.. Griln late of the District, aforesaid.
deceased.
These arc, therefore, 10 cite and admoni>h all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
sai,! dcccased to be and darpcar before me at our
next Ordinary's Court f"rthr said District, /" he
holden ut Edgcficd Court House on The 18th
dav of Marc!l Instant, Ia show cause If any
why the said administration should not DC
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this l'h
dav of March. in the Year of cr. Lord one
thousand eight hundred and !if;y-tIrcc, and in
the srveuiy-scvcuth year rot American lndrpen-
deuce. IL. L. WRIGHT: o. l.. D
Marc 2t 8
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State oa' Souts, Carolina,

EDGEFiELD DlSTRlCI,
~ CHiNCERY.
Elizabeth Durnrll and Others,
James Harper. Admir- of Robt. Original ana
Burrll deed, Robert Nc. .tm'Md:d HH
Donald and Charles Ham t"r .lccc"M.
moi, William Garrett an"
Thomas Garrett, EXnrs Of
William Garrett, deceased.
TT appearing that the Defendant James lar
l per- resides without The limits OF this State,
On motion of Mcssr-. CARROLL IL kEr. Plain
ills Solicitors, Ordered that the said James
Harper, drmur. plead or answcr 10 he Plaintiffs
Bill "f Complain, within three months from In"
publication of this Order. ar the said Bill viii
jc taken pro co,yssso ag ,ius him.
A. SIMillNS. C. l.. =. u. .
RS. Office. Feb 23l, 1853. 3m
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TIE CELEBRATED
COLLETON HsATT Il R s.
q Purely Vegetable Preparation, and
Sovereign Remedy for
~ YSP EPSfAI

ny SP EP SIA!
TNIIESE BTTTERS are purely Il VEGETABLE
COMPOUND. and are offered To the public
under the fullest conviction that they will be tn'lnd
4 safc aud sovereign REMEDY for DISPEPSlA.
They have been trumplanty testsd not only ny
numerous families and Physicians in the S0nth VINO
have furnished ample testimony rs to their decided
excellence but also by the Proprietor, who, for ten
years. suffered i'll the gloom incident to that stub
born and distressing disease.
The Cullcton l'ttcrs, are also Carmlnlatrc.
most excellent for Cholera Alnrbs, Cosvencss. Sea
Sickness, Nausea proceeding from whatever cause,
Slortncss af Breath Aclity, Heart Burn, Cramps
and Stitches in the Breast
The above Medicine is highly recommended to
Literary Gentlemen, Students, Elderly People, and
other. Of scdcntary habits.
For the satisfaction of those who may not other
wisc feel disposed to try this valuable Compound.
reference is made by pcrn.issol, to the following
highly respectable gentlemen.
Rev. r. j. Young, Wm Yates, NJ. d., ID. +.
Cain NJ. d., Alex. Robinson, Col. I. Lance, Char
Jston.
II. " Curtis NJ. D.. st. Johns Island.
Ex-Gov. W. b. Srabronk. Edisto Island.
B. r. Bythcwood Beaufort.
Rev. \. Woodward, Hon. Wm Pope. Rev. j. u.
Scabruok. Paul pritrharl, VI. d., Buiiton
~" PRICE, IS cts per Bottle. For sale at Edge
field c. by &. L. PENN, AGESr'
Oct 90 II 4"
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Jan II
Notice.

A ri. Persons indebted to the Estate Of VIM. I.
N Alintcr, are earnestly requested to make ini-
mediate payment, and thosc having demands against
said estate will please render them iu property at
tested, forthwith. Is. +. SIkOM, Admr.
Sent Il 81
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Receive, Store and Sell Cotton
Whisglcy, Runa, Brandy, &c.

aO BARRELS Rcctifcd. Monongallcla and Mil
OU lcr's Old Rye WHISfEI.
New England and .Jan,aic. RUN,
Amsrican and Holland GIN.
American and frcpch BRANDY.
Almlcira Teucritic and Malaga WINES.
Peppermint, Cinnamon and Perfect Love COR
DIAL.
LEMON SYRUP. by the Gallon or Bottle.
Irish and Scotch WHISEEY.
Cider and White Wine VINEGAR.
Pint. lIaf-pnt and Quart FLASkS.
Wiur. Lemon Syrup and Porter BOTTLES,
DENIJOHNS, all sizes.
Z. HODGES, AGENT.
N0y % If l6
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EIciSEl's Beautiful
UhGUIRR,K0TXPGS! !

AyIe. E.l;Hes4E would respectfully ann"uncc
vi Ia the l;drs and Gentlemen OF Edrrilcld and
yrinily rlla, he is fitting up Ne" CAE, and
will L,. ready in Il few days To offer 10 them a
New and Superior Style of Pictures
lawns. the advantage Of recent Improvement IN
The finish and polish Of The Plate he feels c"'liens
that la. will b, able to ,cr 10 them very 81 re
ElUR PICTURE.
He las .!su made arrangements for an instru-
n,nt hv which he will b.. enabled Ia tnkc Pictures
Of Ch:l.lrcn in the short tame cf Vnc second.
j. LEIGH.
M:rrl #
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State OF South GarOlEHaa,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN CILANCERY.
Costcr g. Coke and .Ameaded md Supplement
Abram Martin, Bill TO call in Creditors
rs and administer effects of
JAS r. Garrett aud Stephan s. Garrcn de-
others. ceased, .yc.
TT appearing that the Defendants Jas &: Gar
L rctt, T. S. Garrett, WIN Garrett, Caroline a.
V.!Mari,,, Jas =. Thurmond and his wife Caro-
lidc F., Mary Garrett, William II. Garrett, Eliza
beth s. Burt. B. C. Sparks and his wife Mary
Ann, Susan B. Garrett, Charley A. Garrett and
John H. Garrett, reside without the Limits of this
State: On Motion by Mr.. CARROLL, Plaintiff S
Solicitor, Ordered that the said Defendants
plead, answer or dcmur to the Plaintiff Bill OF
Cumplaint within three months from the pnbli-
cation of this order, or the said Bill will he
taken pro coulessso against them.
A. SIMKlNS, C. f. E. D.
Cnmm'rs Office. Jan "a, 1853 3m
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Notice.

T r. TONNES is my authorized Attorney,
- . during my absence from tho State, to whom
refer all unsettled business.
JOHN TON1PKlNS. Sr.
Feb l6 If )
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NJ. LEBESCH U T. S,
DEALER IN
READY MADE CLOTHING!
Cheaper than the Cheapest /!

INIlE Subscriber respectfully calls the attention
i of Farmers and the community gcntr;''!y L"
his Store next door to j. Il. SULLIVAN, where III
has just received 4 new and splendid STOCK :"
SPRING AND SUMMER
Escady-Maele Clothing.
a large and excellent assortment OF
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, COLLARS
CravatS, SuSpcnders, Drawers
Silk g. Linen HandkerchIets, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS,
TIE LATEST Sly LES IN HATS.
\ good supply Of Boys Clo'hng.
A. LEBESCllULTZ.
N,-rl, q y
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Post Office.

-JNIIE STAGE from Augusta arrives now so
l. e;rly that it is necessary to make up the An
or the Up Country the over night Letters should
&c in the Post Office by s O'Clock, p. NJ, ut which
inc tic Mail will close.
G. L. PENN, p. ".
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StGtG Oh SCNaN SHFUEHsRU,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS,
William ID. Jennings,
RS Decl. in AftGch'Rt
Richard bailey.
gUNIIE Plaintiff in the above casc having this
day filed his declaration in my Office, and tho
Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney known
to reside within the limits of this State on whom
copy of said Declaration wha rule 10 plcnd can be
served. On motion of Mr.. ToMrEINs. Attorney for
Plaintiffs, Ordered that said Defendant appear and
plead to said declaration within n year and Il day
from the date hereof or judgment will be awarded
against them BY default
TllOS. G. BACON, c. D.
Clerks Office, May l., 1882. ly lS
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E.amd for Sale
Feb 16
II Office.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Emsey
N Goti. decd, are hereby notified t" make int
mediate PAYMENT and those to whom the estate is
indebted will present their Claims forthwith in due
form, as am determined to wind up the estate as
soon as the law will permit me.
II. r. WRIGHT, o. Z. D.
Ordinary Office, Dec 90, 3m so
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Ess tho Governor.

nEADQCARTERS,
Cn.rLssroS, Feb. -, leoj
rENiIE fuwiu. gentlemen have been appointed
L and commissioned .\idcs-dc-Camp to lis IN
cclcnry the Governor and C"nnandcr-in-Chicf,
with the rank OF Lieutenant Colonel, and Will be
obrycd and respected accordingly. BY order:
j. W. CANTEY,
Adjt. and Inspector General.
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Potatoes, OnAIcnss, &c.

A CONSTANT supply of P"tat"cs Onions.
N Oranges, Lemons, Coconu;s. &c., may BE-
frurd ut l.. lIODuE>, -N"hAr
Nny .ii u i
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We run some risk Of crushing our howdahs against the
secoDdsiory balconies, but the beast with his ltse
Keen, calculating eye knows precisely how far 20 With
cut striking. We pass several elephants safely and
ere getting accustomed to the novel and intricate BY.
Vsy, when up comes an enormous beast, ridden BY
human elephant In green silk robe The animal locks
uuzTled and the looks suen. and vonchsaes Us no
greeting He is q Cadis secretary, Il is true but our
elephants take precedence OF bis Neither beast will i'd
yarce for fear Of vedgDg themselves together last
nv driver encourages bis elephant be tells him 10 press
close against the wall and clip past my howdah shoots
under balcony, but bend profoundly and escape IT,
We get through one after another. and the fat gentle
man in the green silk gets avfuly squeezed Nov We
devote cur attention to pDg into the second stories Of
the houses but the windows are all atticed and there
sre spsrkles through the atces which We take to 30
the fash ofeyes.
Here the gate where the heads Of malefactor
exposed saws ole Of my companions and look up with
sbudderng expectancy. thinking TO see bloody head
spikei over the arch. But there is none At present
and We Pass on 70 the place Of execution "A muddy
hank overhapgrg s sewer filled with the drainage Of
the civ Here the heads Of the condemned are struck
Of after the death-warran has been thrice made out
and signed BY the king This is q custom peculiar to
Dude and wisely adopted TO prevent the ruler from
shedding blood without due reflection Ine nrst ana
second orders which the executoner receives are no.
regarded and the culprit is not slain until the command
is repeated for the third time.
We return through the Choke, the main street OF the
old city, after having penetrated for two miles INTO s
depths There is crush of elephants but the streethas
toerabe breadth and no accidents happen. We arc
level with the second story balconies, which new
tenanted Gas those in the Chsndney Choke of Deh BY
the of scarlet arrayed in their Haunting hney
We see and then individual Of another class,
which should name if dsred-but there are some
aspects OF human nature which from regard for the
character Of the race are tacy kept secret But see
we have again emerged into the broad street. and begin
to descend the slope toward the river The is set
ng and the noises othe great city subdued for the
moment The deep-sreen gardens lie in shadow, bat
all around us far and near the gded domes are blazing
in the yellow glow The is lovely as the outer
court Of Paradise yet what deception what crime what
utterabe moral degradation tester beneath its surface
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BAYARD TAYL0R'S LETTERS.
4 Day NJ Lucknow.

ss1 risl corresro- dsuoe Of The y. Y. TIibgle.
LUCKNOW, Ki-s ~ Of Dude FRIDAY FEB II, 49,
The pCstEarree for Lucknow called for me last even
liz, 81 tie hoiel There is a good road from Gavin
pore this place, sitL communicate twice day AMI
the distance % miles, is usually made IN seven hours
IL eW minutes after leaving We reached the bridge
of boats tie GaIges where IS the passenger was
obliged 70 pay half rupee az each end This Is rel-
laton peculiar to this bridge distinguishing il from all
others the world After crossing the river. Ee came
upon long plank causeTay. extending over The sandy
fists on the oTp.s.te side. Tue night was dark all
damn .Dt closed te l-es on each .iie all ess'' ed
uy, f. .err. Tile O0ll-rl be-. zen tle tF' places
IS Sd Lo.t-e great ll.l. ..l --.r- IS hing ol
o. losl ro.tl -..
o. .r-L.l- .. '.r ...H aa'r- Ucra
Alp l..l..- 'llt ..e -.-a- .-sr log fore .le dlor
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Nem1)ork UAitD Qribunt,

sKY............FOr The Tnbun.
missed tie mountain had loved
In youth The feeling dep
OF strength, at vasine : and repe>s,
In gazing up tho steep.
longed TO climb it. brow a. in
And breath, The angel air
DOwnwsrd 10 look upon the world
And scorn lis petty care.
How weary, weary is the .ght
OF this low land, said
4 dusty crowded town around,
And empty sky 0 eFhead.
To miss the mountain When a wind
Felied tie old home stead tree.
Or death removed friend reyerel
Tie loss thus haul led lie
| knew not. a.. al noon an eve.
Ipaced ny tr,soine Wy,
Glanced down the long aud aded street.
or at the sail white bay
/ did not know the mountain gone
My restless fancy ghir.,d
FIR into azure drep- OF space,
And round the mighty ord.
knew not heaven and earth lad grown.
FOR NE ~ grandeur new,
Until one day, the ruth sublime
Lghi,ned my spirit IL oush-
AAr NoAst AlA bltaN tAf llAAltA cpAr4cs
AID took tie pace OF SKY.
But uoW-hOw round aud huge the earth
The heavens, how " ide and high'
Ny fancy finds larger strength
In spanning sea AMI land
eetPef vss;ness AID r-prss
II spaces blue and grand
And thus the greatness ~ may lose,
When good ren Psss away.
Appears sga'n 10 other forms
Il SUM, rs needed sway.
And thus there Is a higher mi-L.
IL weakness. Woe All pam,
IL darkness sill purer .sE',
In every loss gain.
Estate ard lace-the'a matter not
There are - favored FEW,
Bat equal good 10 every Tot,
Weighed IN balance true. II W. PARKER
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me0ieQi.

frCRE for SEA SICKNESS, Cholera, Diarrhea. Dys.
~ ttieTy ell Ct The Bowels Tho cesn
tie dseovereo - says Lewis Craais OF o-
sch y 81 kevs Nesot A Nj A (hsupne, j. Oravcs d.
lstis, J. Clara, L. ith T. Atwr NJ d stead al Of the
Vcttucei shurflr o oerbe J. d Nen bnra' ~ Cantor
rN y fkwMAN, n. u soc rreprecl SIS tai.oas, NJ.
Net,J. toco'ueon H. RING, tisil Racaei Co. and
~ tutcn q fAuau, JsgFt, brosyn and oy Drug.
~ stisly Throughout tie safes AID Cana4ony . cents pr
toili
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Our Agents,

c.-,srlL /. Cur Asent Tor The sale Of The Trs1ss
ELNIEA 49,. ueGoC.
- z Gn1rs cfus-1m Bsiding) snt Meesfs "
80 e Aeerts ALstT i0r tie 10 - iA7 A.-.
r. sren-. DsrEY. OsroN Co ard HowaAee ~ 49,
r-y re 5iorr Eian Of To Tribune H :. -, , Nav.
~ B D. TtLi - % or Ageat flT lie ale o. INC
-. -.,. 49,, ,it,
ps,s.os, =. apply or nsai' II. otF'EiA'' VIA
Tie Tntllc.
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teaal NoIires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
County Of NewYS[h p9e hereby given to all R'. h,vas
esssd 70 e,eo the sAne with sueheIs Rerea 70 Sh.r,'
maI No. he sSe foot 81 SS Of eo qs New
IS s 5' Ssy 1853 6 5AXE GGH MtR H5sGp .,
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Jesse e. Smith,
~ T1 i y s Of fss ss S ssSss6s s 6 s % ::
ce d,'s,'td
Helsn the c BroIJR ,sIs De = dy o. seP'sr nert
Dat i ii rsas 10 10 ''A GToRSE l. 'iiSiIcaxR rIe-s
ENPUksUANCE of al order OF the Surrogate of New.
VAC s."
tts coy before the SHh dy Of september
nj is~cmIS' '' 80 ~ JANIS REYNOLDS Executor
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of the
n e1 Josir ElbIfY re re a. &C. Cts oss 1e s i s
Hs rs y sssI. se'i to l us't y he e,ia,s G.
~ s I%f, ' e e %f Ai,,s
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c. Smith
fs sus Of the ceo, h' NIL IA AZ ~ .'s S % g.;
'5sser. f 10 tie .a, .1 1s ,. "a s H
Is 'suI is' ''' '''' siEralS iaIIk
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
'' S' ~ .' . JOIN Toefis ne . ey I5, 1s
i,di s. 70 WI l 10 d. OK, Ioi before s.i
'i va fss Dated New ' Tie ' q Gas RoGFSs s,so
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate of the
.l S i{oSA III; KS sxi1a q e. c q S. 6 sa1s
s.a,sd t. e,s - ae ~ 'S ne ,ls, 10 TIE % ~ as,
Ds'-d JsnuAIy SARAH SMITH AiElnsraifh
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
Ss's ss 6 i jS s,s 70 P S,y A S
lok ei present tie sane with vouchers thereof %
Yos on before toe 5h day Of October nsxt-Daie S YSrs
the :5 ' i.s S & A' @ fEi Fas b t s,%s s,,
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of tbe
SSpREa sss ssS .s s'c p \ s we. a' m,
s .ui &c A. b: oss No 81 chss street c
ais i~~tnW Puahe AeHastrAtor
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c. Smith
@ t61 sse 49, Wiz ,' {, - =;
a,'ro ne .s,ss r. !, ,' ,, 800 e,:
isi,s '''' - go &c, :, Nm s,s,.5
IN ruRsUANCE Of ia order of the Surrogate of
Z b ey,,5g q Ss, LA sssss .s.sy .ysa a. ~
ai.~slw- EDWARD WIT g,esaa-
IL PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of the
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ndIer Care.


A CARD-A report of Two Hundred Interesting
~ Cases treated With Watei BY EDWARD FELLERER,
Nj. D. Resident Physician Of the Orange Mountain
Cure viii be furnished without applicant
ireosf spJGid Order L. s. letter stamp Adiss
SELLERS BROTHER PIopeOn Of the Oango Mountain We
take the Mos and EsseA Railway foot OF Coaanat
y A. and y @, and F. ~. Distance fom Ss~.Yors u
miles
nR. SHEW, of New-YOrk, earliest American P;As
a. Of Cure and author OF rx, On The ,
IN r,-r,,, sts-. . che SrmnSg seas,, m connection iii
Mr. o. CAMPBELL Lebanon Springs Columbia County. N
TOR LADIES ONLY.-Washington Springs, Noun
tain Read, llainhed NewJeey uder the conduct Of Dr.
SHADGEIT and his caughferD law, Ms T. r. BARBER For
Tens and Circular Of tia highly respectable Institution address
above
~ H. TAYLOR NJ. D., Office No. ? llthst. cor.
~ ahay tie domestic practice Of Water
and Hygiene Ao, oGee consultations and etteIs o Geviee
HIGHLAND HOME WArER-CURE. at Fish.
Il lin Lan8ins, Dochess Co, y Y D. ". MAY. NJ D. Pro
preor lts0uG sceuoTy large edioe
dIvciou combine render tAis desirable
p,cc those who need hydropac treatment and living lew
kcaICsrs be accommodated
uYDROPATHIC and HlGlENIC INSTITUTE,
No IS Lssh,IAec Tor oae huodree ,sionts
Dearmsrs for fsmse Diseases r l. TRAIL Prc?retor d.
L tOSFOKD, Assistant