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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-20
cGREG0R & SMITH,
S d a. VIZ at er,

DR. y. G. TEAGUE respectfully informs tho
~ Ladies and Gentlemen of Edgefeld Village
and vicinity, that his Soda Water Apparatus is in
fine condition; and, he is drawing at his Counter,
the MOST DELICIOUS SODA WATER. He doesnos
wish you to take his word for it, but come and try it.
T The Ladies shall be waited on promptly and
receive special attention when they visit him.
May Is If IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-07-20
FRESH ARRIV AIS,

DR. A. G. TEAGUE respectfully informs
his friends and citizens Of Edgciic'd generally,
that he has just received Il LARGE ADDITION
to his already extensive Stock Of fresh and genuine
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Head Quarters.

JouS C. SIMKIHs, DIV, Adj. GrncIal
July 6 #
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GREAT rnnouon LINE TO THE WEST.


OHIO railroad from Baltimore to WAens, ana con
needing tere wih the and senaA H"s'' O Hs
on the Ohio, andthe stages 10 ZaneseAe, &C.
HS expeditions line being thoroughly completed b me lase
finishing the Tunnel and the road being ~
order the of aveies is eonhdeny al
and fares The scenery upon
of the stupendous and attractive Character
express mail lrain Baltimore daily al y ane
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mie in 10 ~ hou In
Guiding ali arriving there next day OF
passengers leaving Baltimore lay over FOR lodging
Cumberland 79 mes and proceed thease 10 Wheeling In '
incoming.
TO trains, leave Washington at a.
daily meeting The from baltimore at inc wash
Baltimore.
Al Wheeling unrvaied of the Union line
been completed for this route, form daily conneh
and passengers down the Ohio 10 On
Louisville where the for Nashville, Ae Oh
and New Orleans packets may be taken by those
ing further on -.
Columbus who prefer The land Gin
Ohio the West also proceed d
Wheeling Ohio Stage Companys excellent coaches
National 10 GAINESVILLE, &e and thence
by railroad
Passengers for Wesyo Cleveland by steamboats, and
will also mud this agreeable route, tee being
NJ Baggage through Washington Wheeling and
no charge transfer OF passengers baggage
the lie anywhere on the
roue) Washington Wheeling, 90 SO; 90 Cihcnnai sii
TO Louisville, Sl2. -,
Tickets Parsons agent, the railroad station
Washington, and of the other agents of the company
VIM. PARKER,
MayIl--df General Superintendent.
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PURSUANT 80 a decree of the high court OF chance
made of Isabella Bird, widow,
Charlotte Ker aud Others defendants the persons
Of ka John McDouge, formerly ioyd's House
London underwater,
um kept by Thomas William Nicholson nveresk
burgh, county Mid Lothian North Britain
bon Of Ruislp Park, Uxbdge in tn,
county HddleseE, ESQUIRE died
of November In aud their relationship
said John NcDouge the chambers chancellor
Wood No IL New square, MiddleseX
in default thereof they will be perempory
benefit OF the said decree
Thursday the seventh day of December next
the said Chambers
claims,
Dated this 9Th day Of August, 1854.
RICHARD BIOXhM, Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON PILGRIM,
Church Court Lothbury, London Plaintiffs Solicitors.
Sep 5-lam3mt
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HARDWARE AND CUTLEHY.-The subscriber has nov,
Ill complete assortment OF goods which have
eected with the greatest both M
country Europe the best and offered con-
sumers saving twenty hve cent Our so
comprises
can under the head of hardware
Building materials ne assortment NOT excepting sash
at cents per ID.
Mechanies Tools every variety, and mostly warranted
Leather betting, and hemp packing al Boston factory
prices
Brothers door springs, warranted for iouf ears We
agents, and will furnish dealers al factory prices
beautiful feather busters, at New York prices
and cent cheaper than other styles
which offered at small advance Tor cash OF 10
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE
Sign OF the large Gill Saw, Penn. av.
Nov colin 10th and lltl stteeb
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DIR. moRsE.s INysaoRATING COkOiAL,
A PAcno,nsIsol. ia fnedLciaa.


uEALTu RESTORED AND LIFE LENGTHENED BY DR..
Ii MoRsE,s iNvlGORATIaG ELIXIR. or ooRDiAL,--A'
III ." Cor & we're deemed fabulous The public oen deceived
could no. believe the simple and sublime truths M n
highest chaacter trumping over doubts In
ceduy by of testimony which perfectly IT.
The Elixir remedies in all cases. depoable evils arising
abuse Of various which make up the
machine called 1t restores TO full vgor every delicate
o a% shs muscuay frame or deacent in vital
as the Of Communicating energy
necessary enjoyment Of all the natural ppete as
confined either sex or e any age Tne feeble g hs a
the victim Depression suffering from gen
ea debility of single win all find i'm
TO those who have predspoon to paralysis will
prove @ name nenn VINO have 80 ,red with their
sly %s's ,hss sI
sts and will not only remove the dsor
" ' REBUILD THE paoKrH CONSTITUTION
Of the SYSTEM leading TO nervous and
qulre the malades for which this
saSa dc douIourex headache ncpien, hysiera pap
spinal affections muscular debility, iemors
liver depression weakness of the will ndspooa to
inability to place position weakness Of the
sexual nsompesensy melancholy mono1ana
tendency miscarriage emaciation and all mpants growing
proceed organic beyond the reach Of medicine
Whenever the to be acted upon are free from maloaor
structural Diseases il is averred that
MoRsr's 1NvIGoRA TING HLIxIa
replace weakness with incapaciy with efficiency
oui hnzsld Of reaction, happy genera
Bear in mind that all a!ades wherever they begin
nerves Of motion and is physical dfsh Goa, in mind
only reliable preparation known
CURE SERvous DIssArrs.
language adequate idea of the immediate and
almost miraculous change which occasions ihe discussed deb
sna aa BY
Taxed organzpuon 10 At once baced revvihe and bull!
ass mental unde is py ysene Nor the s
the The lief ss a au S'a m
NAL condition. We'll may the preparation be called The
WONDER
of,he nineteenth century. as the scientific in
world would have admitted that miracle Of medicine heretofore
supposed to have existence.
srrnuLAxr THAT ENTAILS
Its force expended the enss w n
Preparations ana a., onst asca a az. , e :. h i , ~
InS may ws ss Ss an the Ba s
happy influence upon the the mind oganza
S Sn w nso ss Of for
loss D@od 70 s
sedesucion fear Of insanity dyspepsia ssne
incident females decay of popagang functions hys,era
vague papnoS OF s ea
reliance be placed on human testimony absolute
pale complexion consumpve habits restored by
&c Ds S y.s e 20 S nS o snn%s as
moRsK's IEvleouArIsa nLIxlR
presented matera medca hitherto uneard
The herb which forms its ingredient by
this respect gene Morse, whose undispued
Ss by s
produced The natives IN fact the wonderful power Of sndH,
their desert plgrmages attributable tie se OF TINS vtazng
Morses Invisoans Cordial has been
ed by some unprincped persons ,, ,,,o o n00r,.,,
the cork each boe aud the following words
s PEN pf S hs To SER & sf @
c. H. RING, proprietor,
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

THE winter session OF this begin October
Il 1854,
Full courses olectures given
Degrees conferred in March July.
Fses One full course sei Perpetual ticket $50 Macula
Graduation
full another institution $50, including fee
Personal taken faculty progress
student Examinations daily the professors
each branch In all facilities school
TO any In the country, For further information, address
h. HOWARD RAND, NJ, ID. Dean,
log South Ninth street. Philadelphia
Aug l-Iawwpa law5td
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q. D.
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Congress approved Sd March, 1852 An
extend
oned the cmpton laws extended the above
alternate oddnumsered sections where The
Improvement made PRIOR TO the date aonen
dollars
for the public And by approved 9Th
March, l654
the abovenamed sections prior % the date Of "ttrdal will be
prescriptions the ordinary minimum price
lands o. dollar twenty per acre.
paid for before the day fixed for public
entitled the
alternate odd numbered sections above menoned
March, referred
18th March, 1884, te date of aloment) under
9Th March, 1884, settlements made prior the date of
market; likewise every person
empon the OF 2'h March, 1854 any the above
outside Of the mile limits, directed be
October st Louis required
land office, and make payment therefor the
by practicable after seeing this notice,
appointed for the public sale
lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim win be for
feited.
JOS S. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land ONCE
Sep i7-Iawl3w Int. and Start
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SOMETuING NEW.-ln OF the liberal patronage
bestowed Metropolitan Gallery, the proprietor has made
Mr. Verge, artist from London by whose
dagueeoypes viii he ooorea with bancy and dna
b,Iy method, and IN
beauty decacy detail the paintings
disappointment ladies' and gentlemen invited make
and their miniatures will then be
designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers pcnnsvvana avenue between AZ and 9th streets
GEO, ADAMS, Artist.
l6-du
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OUT OF PBINT-Piny'a Letters in Englshi 2 vols.
" Camilla; by Miss Burney vols.
The NouYelle Helose Rousseau, English; Z vols.
Molere's Complete Plays, French aud EBglish 10 vols
Stuarts Anecdotes of the Steam Engine; , vols.
Complete Letters of Madame de Sevgne EDgish vols
Montesqueu's Spirit of Laws; J vols.
The London Stage 300 of best of the Ian
guage, excluding Shakspearo's; vols.
The Glossary Architecture yols hundred
Memoirs of Duke Sully, in English 5 vols.
Memoirs OF Cardinal de Retz, English; 4 vols.
Gamboas Mining Ordinances of Spain, English; vols
Second hand of the above works being
unobtanabe) are just imported from London by
Oct 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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WHEREAS lands States hereinafter
W Withdrawn from sale Except for pre-
empon css) OF the United States,
solicitations OF
Of both houses Congress- In anticipation OF being made
the OF RALRoADs, and Congress
President has directed that all
lands heretofore Withdrawn until further orders which
withdrawal those
entered PIE epos shall be restored market precisely on
The aud conditions though the same aa moi been
Withdrawn from sale. -. -,
Norlcx therefore hereby that and after Monday te
hieh satecf 10 private
previous to Except nose since aua
ted the following States, Territory and land DISTRICTS and
withdrawal enumerated below, Will
again subject and location and that those
advertised withdrawal the reservation Of
which has rescnded will be repTocamed Tor sat srea
ter, wit: - 40.
Lands in public withdrawal No. 49i August
49, 1855 for the Brandon, Mississippi Montgomery
tamn
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IrHENCU NOVELS, by Dumas, Bat1Nc, and Others,
imported from Paris bv the undergned
upwards many of than beautifully illustrated.
Oct7 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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no INVENTORs-The office of the Inventors Protective Ma
Union 9TH street, opposite the east porco of the
Office.
oce ready make examinations and solicit patents
for its members with all possible despatch.
will be in ccnDexion with the office, where models
cant DO made al the shortest ustice,
call the office, where desired in
formation regard objects "Unon.n
An letters cenraoce, prompt
attention will be given them.
Central Office, Washington, d. C. - .--
T. G.. CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective National Union.
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From Liverpool.

For freight or passage apply to - - 40
EDWARD X. COLLINS Il CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y,
BROWN SIMPLIFY, h CO..
.... Liverpool
r. c. ROBERTS & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNROE x CO.,
26 Rue N0tre Dame des Victories
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, HavTe.
The owners will be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie ewey precious stones, metals, unless bills
fading signed therefor value thereof therein
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FNEIE Pension Laws ana isounty Land Laws-A,
Analytical Digest, with the Decisions of Secretaries and Opn
Attorneys General herecn fos Regulations
scbed by Pension Office, and Explanatory Iorarns
ineligible every claimants
Tpe chief clerk in the Pension ounce yOame 1854
of $50 octave pages, bound Price a.
Sep 30 FRANCh TAYLOR.
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REaLs! HELLs' BEI.LsI-For churches academies, fac
steamboats,, made,
hand by the subscribers their old eab
enlarged foundry which has been operation thirty
of manufacture perfected
their bells world wide celebrity for volume of sound and
recently succeeded
applying moulding in bell casting,
perfect casting and temper and cyl
their BELLS
Janunry, 1854 the first premium "a silver meda of the
New York, all Others several from this
being competition and which the eighteenth
diplomas that has been awarded them They
have patterns bells variety the
weight they furnish to order chimes number of
bells several Of their make throughout the
Canadas Their hangng comprising recent and
valuable improvements consist OF casiron yoke with movable
arms turned the bell spring acting
capper proongng the sound; iron frames olng hammer
steamboats,, steamships,
proved revolving yoke fancy hangng brass bronze of
design furnished We supply whole SETS
rehang bells Of other
being Old bells taken exchange
made kept hand
immediate xon with the principal all di
orders
despacb which, personally by communication
spectiully solicited. ,,,, - -,
Feb 2i-dly West Troy Albany COS ". Y.
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irROM I.UhDON-Siuria by Sir Roderck Murchson the
history oldest rocks
vol. 1854.
The shipping Laws of The British Empires by G, Atkinson;
vol. 1854.
The Laws of War affecting Shipping; by
b. Thomson; l vol 1854 .
Physiological Chemistry by Professor Lehman; vols.
N0ads Lectures on Chemistry u vol.
Louis Napo!eon's System Field ARTILLERY by Captain
1854.
Volunteers and Rifles by Lieut., Col. Gordon. 1853 "
The RiHe-Aiusket; by Capt Jervis. 1854,
Sulys Memoirs, lin English j 5 vols.
Raiys Tables and Formulate.
lod's British Peerage Baroneiage, and knighage 1854
Fosters Pocket Peerage Britain ireland.
The Crystal Paaceis Pak, Naia History Fine Arts,
and Porirait Gallery; 3 vols. 1854.
Sept FRANCk TAYLOR.
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THOCOLATE, Cocoa and Broma.- w. BAKER Coz
American and Vanilla Premium broma
to which first premiums have been awarded by the chief
and the Union principal groceries in
sbe United States, and by their agents:
Hussey Murray, New York Grant Twes, Philadelphia
Thomas " Bundge, Balfmofe Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio; and s. II. Howell, Georgetown, ID. c.
WALTER BAKER, CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass,
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GAYS FABLES, with I2s illustrations. i volume,
VI London, 1854. Price 81.
dogs, by Edward Mayhem. London, 1854
so
Price so
Adventures sydenham Geenducb, his friends in
London with London, 1854.
Aug99 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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pENsioN and Bounty Land Laws Just pubsbed An Anoyca
the Pension Bounty Land Laws.
Secretaries, &c. &C; he ineligible every
claimant Price S2; postage, If prepaid, 20 cents
On sale at TAYLOR Il MAURYS
Bookstore, 9th
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February 1854 for the railroad from Mobile Grad,
Selma Gunters Landing the Tsnnessee
from Savannah Georgia.
Mobile Alabama New Orleans, louisiana and the branch
thereof Albany, Georgia, Euiaua Montgomery, Ala
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University of Louisiana (.

Medical Depa',"."'
L on Monday November la terminate the ensuing
March.
Ssnas Professor s9as Of Obstetrics. as
ausavus 4. Mott. NJ D., Professor Of Maara siedcu.
Thomas Hunt M D. Professor of Physiology and Pathology
Samuel c Rsais Aaa'o"
tober. '''" '''"'''
ospit j. and attend This institution from November April
EXPENSE enjoy eItraodnay practical advantages ' "
during session. eight persons pre-
In s5s s humber of patients were thirteen thousand hun
dred and fifty nine.
Augll-lawNovl w. D'' ''"'
Of ss Ssos us bsaa SsaS% place
purpose open reception
friends the dead apply place departed they
The plan Of the equality regard
usually bring pemuj making the early selection OF lots the
Until an office is established in the city OF Washington appica
wing building entering tic Ce%sis1y: ,' .-
VIM s. HUMPHREYS
oa H"s a7-dsm
RENssELAEn poL.TECnNIC INsTIrUTE.
G. a.. TO-. a., = -
chects and civil engineers railway hydraulic topo
praphc nd mir
For copies Of the Annual Register giving
ing the institute appIy to
u, FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &c, II. Z. L.,
Aug l5-dam Troy, N. Y.
NEW York. May I'D, Is53-The undersigned has this day
opened office, No 4a William (Meckants' Exshange)
for the ransacton.of general brokerage business
Bank mining raroad government State, and city
pon;ssorv sn,es Xii. "c and loans
MavI0-dG EMANUEL b. HART.
-, ~.,,,,,,. :, ~ =, ,,,, . .,s-
mi nevv bonses ,v;, ,vo nces ~ aromd oha ~, %
Kcnd,u Green n,oye than
from the Capitol.
spacious and with cellar wood
The situation Is benu overlooking nree norton The
| and in full Capitol. "
upproach nv strects .yeauo and NJ
street.
been
the a Kendall
Presidents Square, leaving g. D. M Returning,
Centre Market, stand 81
Rent-two hundred dollars , year
and
APPLYING 10 VIM jckney who lives on Cottage street or myself
al nv residence near the premiscs. - -
July 9-dn AMOS KENDALL.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
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n X. CHAMBERLIN'S Commercial College, located
baltimore street, Baltimore, Maryland. The os,enb
object this institution place in the reach of individuals
obtaining Thorough and practical mercantile edu
ton young Gksan correct knowledge Of
general in few weeks than be acquired
many years any counting house.
The of study embraces book
adaptation departments and trace Me
tile calculations taught according the most approved method
penmansp combining rapidity of execution with g
OF construction. mercantile law, upon various
portan Subjects beside other points necesa
boo keeper understand The time
for student to complete from eight
There being vacations applicants can enter at any time and
evening Examinations held at stated periods
and diplomas those who graduate For TERMS &c. write
and have circular forwarded by ma l.
Nov l3-lydAcp
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Collectors once, AuRust 4, 1854,
NOTICE STANDARDIZATION for prompt paymentNoice
hereby that The for the 1854 due
and payable at this office that deduction eight
allowed by law for the paid before the 3s
X. J. ROCHE,
3-eotdif Collector
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EMBRUIDEfsIES, LACE GOODS, t1c.-The subssrbers
IA have his day received full and complete stock of
goods the Paris Styles embracing all the
which the Of ladies respectfully
following Is list of Of the leading articles,
% Maltese chemzetts and sleeves, in
A@ssAfT25 Maltese collaretts
Is richly embroidered muslin SETS Valences trimmed
Is do Maltese do
rs do muslin coares and sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
IS do do cambria collars
% richly do cambria SKIRTS for open dresses
$50 do do handkerches
rs pieces Maltese edgngs,
100 do Valences laces edgngs, and in,ertngs
so do English thread laces, edgings, and
IS do cambria houncings and rulings
rs do Swiss musins houncings, and bands
100 do embroidered dimty bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambria
25 dozen long and short black lace
Also OF Illusions aces, bobbines linen
Sc embroidered musns handkerees,
gloves, hosiery, &c.
Sep 3-3taw4wf HooE BROTHER, & co.
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Ctannah Louisville, Indianapolis! Columbus ZanespiHe Ciere
land, Toledo Chicago, aud st Louis.
HROUGH points be had AT the rail
L in Washington
Passengers leaving Washington q, in wheeling IN
with splendid inchessr and Durna
Wesyle miles from Wheeng thence direct by railroad 10
Toledo Chicago, steamboat Is
miles, st. Louis Leaving Washington al s. }. they will
splendid 'Union Line"
Cincinnati and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
Lnwrenceburg.
Through Cincinnati Louisville, and indanapo
Columbus by national road from
wheeling holding through lie
point For information and tickets, apply In L.
PARSONS agent, Washington.
J. II. DONE,
Feb 7--dtf Master Transportation.
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Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon


Law school Cumberland University, az Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Abraham Cauthes, late one Of the ccUi
l. judges of Tennessee,
Hon Green of the Judges of The supreme
of Tennessee -,
Hon Bromheid l.. Ridley of the cnanceos OF the State
Judges Green dev lie their wiois ue encuty
Ia the school,
Plan ofnstrupn. Daily examinations of each class
lectures, buI explanations oe
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations
law and equity, IN which
suits OF facts given by the pf.
sors and all the known in
pracce The cases framed require them prepare
deeds Wills records documents, TO be read
dence in the trials taken by appeal
which is held monthly In e class, a
public every session. The students act as clerks %
IFS jurors judges, chanceilos and IN other oheia
eacites connected with their suits.
the third Monday In
tember third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July. - -
sessionTuon fee $780, in advances connyen
Students furnish their books
which can be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the course, unless The
class No previous study required Tor al
mission regular classes Students may
any time during the collegiate year -
Number OF students collegiate year eghtysx,
Feb Ii--eoly fsesident ooua VI tras'ee'
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55 1854 for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
railroad:
districts Of lands subject TO sale ut ST. Louis, Missouri
Do do do jackson, do
No. 59 July 1884, for the railroad from Dubuque Iowa, via
Minnesota, Left Hand River Fond du Lac, Lake Su
peo Wisconsin, except the lands Wisconsin heretofore
stOr by notice No. 52O:
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Tne New York and Liverpool United States Mai



~ pre- government service every has been
Lh4NkR~ their construction their
strength and speed their aceOmmo
uneqnaled elegance comfort
Price of passage York Liverpool cabin, Si2O
I'm second cabin $500
From Liverpool o New York. ESQ and EGO.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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HISTORY OF st. Domingo5 by J. Brown, NJ. D. . volum
ii of 800 pages each, bound in cloth price SO cents
Oct IL FRANCk TAfLoR
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lYHAT NOT, by Mrs Mary A. benson. Illustrated with
w cravings from designs by White.
The Female Prose America with portraits bogRp
ica notices, and specimens of their writings by John
Hart, LII. ID. .
The Life of Martin Luther; beautifully illustrated
Things in America; by w. Chambers, (of Edinhurah)
Wild Sports Far West from the German, with tinted
Illustrations. BY Frederick Gerstaecker
The Treasury of Medicine; by John james, NJ. D.
New cheap editions of Bulwers novels Hai Houn With
the Best Authors Don QuxOte, Monte Christie, &c.
Soyers Shilling Cookery. Upwards OF one hundred thousand
copies . this " ork sold in a few weeks!
On sale at TAfLOh MAUhns
Noy5 Bookstore, 9th