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Lands For Sale.

TTTE offer for Sale the Plantation on
wv which Jas. Tller resided at the time
OF his death, lying on i.ynchcs Creek, 20
miles cast OF Camden, in kcrshaw ami Dar-
l!ngtnn Districts, containing LOCO acres,
more or less, with tolcrablc buildings =
200 acres cleared Also 10 acres Bottom
Land, in cultivation. We will receive bids
Tor said Land until the Ist OF December
next, il not sold by that time it will he sold
on the goth Dcccmber, 1851, at public
sale.
Also, three other tracts OF Land, one w.
ing in the fork of I.ynchcs Creeks. con.
tanning 400 acres. AMI one on Black River,
in kcrshaw District, containing 1870 acres,
more or less.
All the above named Lands will be sold
at the late residence oi Jas. TIllcr, decd;
any further information wanting, call on the
subsc cribcrs.
j.. T.. TILLER
j. f.. TILLER,' : agents
August %, 1851 i3 TT
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Valuable and
ES!RABL!I LANDS FOR SALE

IBNlIE subscriber offers for sale that val
IL uable Tract OF Land on Blg l.ynchcs
Creek, formerly owned by Lovick Young,
deceased, lying i'll Kcrshaw and Chcs.
tcriicld Districts containing between scv-
ell and eight thousand acres.
The improvements consist Of the settle
mcnt upon which t c deceased resided al
the time Of hi- death, consisting oi Dwell
ing House, Clubhouse. Screw and ali nee
cssary out-buiIdngs, all in good repair
Also, another settlement with Il cuiniurta-
bic Dwelling lInM,c and necessary out
buildings There is also on the premises,
and convenient To both settlements, Il
iir-t rate Gr!st Mill, on a ncvcr-lailln.
stream.
This is conceded To lie the most valua-
bic and desirable land OH Lynclics Creek,
and its productivcncas is known Ia be un-
surpassed 10y any other in the c;'untrv.-
y further description is unnecessary
purchasers are invited to call and examine
Tor themselves. Tie land will be sold IN
Il body, or divided to suit purchasers, terms
made liberal. ]. ID. YOUNG.
Aug. 23, lS.4. H., I'll
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Dyspepsia Can Be Cured
pAuLDlHG COUNTY, DALTON, Ga,
August 3Gth, 1854.

iACLDlNG COUNTY, DALTON, ia, !
August 2Gtii, 1854.
Mr.. CHARLES DEI.oEME,
DEAR Sir :: For several years past |
have been severely afflicted with sick head
aches, and after trying every thing could
think of, and receiving no benefit whatever,
at last gave myself up as confirmed
dyspcptic. But hearing Of your prcpara-
ton, 1.-The Balsom Of Life" | concluded
to give that a trial also. and procured two
bottles from your Agent DR.. L. y. Dargan,
of Darlington, $. g., and from the time
began to take it, | have not had single
attack OF headache, and now icCl in hopes
that even the two bottles have made cure
of me. But fearing that | may have
relapse, have determined To continue it
longer. and enclose you $40 90 for which
you will Please send as many bottles as is
customary for that amount. BY Rail Road
Respectfully yours,
JOHN J. GREEN.
i. S.-plcase forward by express train.
Sept. 6, iSJ; Is ii
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Just Received,

LADIES Boottecs and Walking She's, c nj
:, ters, kid-Ties, DC. Genus' Culf Boots, and
Bootlces, Ladies' and Gents. Over Shoes
Also-A fine assortment Of Hardware, Tin.
Ware, Sadlery, DC.
Fancy Goods.
I.adies' Wood an! Moroca Work-Roxes,
Pull Boxes, Pnrt.aonies, Segar-Casvs, Brace.
let's, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Dressing, Tuck,
and Pocket Combs, &c.
Books, DC.
Novels, P"tical Works and School Books,
and fine assortment Of Stationary.
GROCERIES.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, Mu|nssses, Cheese,
Rasons, Dried Figs ,Flonr, Candles,
Soap, Tea, Starch, Pickles, Sardines,
Ginger Preserves, DC.
Alro. line assortment Of Cooking Utensils,
For sale ny J.T. SOLOMONS a. co.
Murch 22.li, 1854 2l #
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Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
JOHN EAI3HHDHIR.

Manufacturer, Mporicr ant Wholesale
ami Rc'aH Dcuicr IN Shot, Guns,
Rifles, Pistols, Fishing InckIc. and
0N kinds IF Sporting Apparatus,
Together with IA general assortment Of
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
N. r.. Cor. of Walnut alld
Second Streets. Philadelphia.
All Of which, and such other articles as
belong to his line OF business, will be sold
as low as can he afforded by any establish
ment in the United States.
In testimony OF his skill as a manufacture
cr, the Franklin Institute Of philadcl phia,
has awarded to him sine 1910, two ccrtiti-
Gates, six silver medals, and one recall
premium; and in 1854, the Crystal Palace
OF New York, awarded to him medal, The
only one awarded for Shot, Guns and RI
files in The United States.
" Kriler's Sporting Anecdotes illus
trativc of certain varieties OF American
Game, with remarks OH the Character OF
the Dog, Field Dogs, Snipc, Woodcock,
Rail, Partridge, Duck and pidgeon match
shooting, OH the Rice Bunting or Read
Bird, Grass plovcr, Elull-hcadcd or Colder
Plover, Canvass Back and Red Headed
Duck, American Widgeon, Scaup Duck
und Canada Goose. Price $l.OO.
WAddress JOHN KRIDElt, Second aud
Walnut, Philadelphia.
Aug. 30, 1854. III 1y.
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Office Will q Man. R. R.
Es;.i.nd atT5 As1I
.s'As:s5S .s9s5l sssg9s5l gasiSssssSa
WILMINGTON, n. G.. July Ii, laJ.

WILMINGTON, n. e. July Ii, 1854.
IN "onsoInen"" nf insscs sustained by
the escape OF fugitive slaves. with forged
passes, over this line, and to guard against
II in future, the following rules will take
effect on and alter the l:Nl, inst.
Tickets to pass over this Road will, in
n" case, bc SnH 10 negro.
Owners OF slaves must, IN person, pur-
chase the ticket, and point out to the con-
duc,or, tic negro for whom it was bought
l.. J. FLEMING,
Gcnl. Sup. w. & NJ. X. II.
August ,, lSji 40 !m.
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Notice.

The subscriber takes this method Ct
making it known to the public, that he is
now at work on, and will have in operation
by another year his mill for manufacturing
flour, having procured Il pair of French
Burr's made to order by the celebrated
makers McAlahon 4. Starr, Baltimore. lis
mill will be fixed with elevators, hopper
boys &c, for cooling of the flour. In
short, the flour will bc carried through all
the processes of a well regulated merchant
mill, and with his experience in milling he
has no hesitation in sayin. that he Will
he abble to manufacture as good flour as
any mill in the State. The mill is on a
splcnded stream that has never failed, II
miles below Camden, and one nile from
the main road. lie will also be provided
with stables for The accommodation OF
those coming from distance, and the
Planter shall have no excuse i'll future for
not raising wheat for the waut OF a good
mill. llo eXepects also TO have Rice
mill III operation.
WM. VI. SANDERS.
Aug.30, 1855. "A 1t
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Just Received,

GOODS, embracing any thing and EVERY
thing, selected by the Subscriber himself,
whose long experience and knowledge of the
Ropes makes it no presumption in him tn say,
that some Of them are cheaper goods than have
ever iccn brought to this market.
Brown llnmcspuns - yards To the dollar
Gcntlclncn's lioskin Gloves rs cts Il pair.
Beautiful rolorcl Muslin 1T - ~ cts, per
yari. French DrilinGs 10 cts II yard. II fine
assortment of Fancy Goods th:, muSt and should
I've sold.
Groceries, Crockcry, Hardware, Hats. aud
Bonncts, Ladies', Gents, and Youths slups and
CATERS, fine and common. 10 cnumrru,e
would hc too tedious. hui come and see and
will warrant you satisfaction, both IN style. aud
prices PERRY MOSES.
April 5th, 1854 23 If
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Runaway.

P UNAWAY from Inc subscriber about
~ the 10Th OF July, negro Boy named
Ben. The said boy is five feet high, and
about Is years of age. lie was purchased
by him about the 10Th of February from
Henry T.. Burket a negro trader. a rea-
gonablc reward will be given for his upprc-
hensiun and delivery or coInntal to any
Jail in the State.
]. y. SIIEDD,
Ninnsboro, S. C.
Aug. 30, 1854 di. If.
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South Carolina Collegiate
Female HlSdItudc.

TIE duties of this Institution will he
resumed on the first THURSDAY in Oc-
tobcr. The Principal is gratiticd to inform
the patrons of the Institute that arrange
mcnls arc making for supplying each de-
partmcnt with highly competent Teachers
For The most part, the corps Of Teachers
arc as they were.
Pamphlets giving particulars will be
furnished to order
ELIAS MARKS, NJ. ID.
Principa and Proprietor.
August 16. lS5i i3 1T
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Notice,

The subscriber having completed his ar
rangemcn,s for making Sash, blinds and Tan.
nell Doors begs leave to inform his friends and
the public, that he is prepared TO iornisll at
short notice, Sash ofall sizes primed and glazed.
Blinds to suit any size widows, painted or not, /,
and Pannell Doors Of any size or make. n por
ton public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
His work IN all done by hand and ,.at ofgond
season material.
500 lights Of 8 ). 10 Sash ready for deli, cry,
TO suit windows ofl9, Is, or 10 fights.
JAMES BELL.
Sum,eraille, Aprili2, 1854. 81 If
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So. Carolina Sumter Dist.
By W. LEWIS, Esp, Ordi,a,y Ew sa ID
District

ny ". LE FlS, f'SY, Ordu'ary jOr saia
District.
Whereas, Elias lodge hath applied to
me for LrttcrS Of Admiuia ration, on all and
singular the goods and chat,lcs, rights unI
creditors OF the late Matildcr Hodge of
the said District, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
lsh all and singular, the kindred Uud crcdi-
tors OF the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinarys Court for
the said District, to tc holden at Sumter
Court House Oh Friday the 22nd day Of
September inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not bc
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, tho
l3lh day of September, in the year
l.. 8. our Lord, one thousand eight hun
drcd and iifty-lour, and in the 10th
year Of American independence.
w. LEWIS, o. $. d.
September l3, 1854 i6 It
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A CARD.

Mrs. A. G. HURST takes his method
To ,ninrin thc citizens OF Sumtcrvllc and
vicinity that she has opened her school at
the "T"wn Hail. where she will bc
pleased 10 receive and instruct Scholars in
the varsous branches necessary to Il thor
nuLII English Education. Terms moderate
August l6, 1854 ~ f
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Paints, Oils, Varnishcs and Dye StulIs,
Glass, Putty, Glue and Sand Paper. Paint,
Earnish, Camel lair and iVilitcwasin
Brushes, Fine and Choice l'crfumcry and
Fancy Goods, Pure Liquors and Wines, for
medical purposes, l.anccts, Scariiicators
and Cupping Glasses, &c
All The Popular Patent Medicines drcc.
from the proprictors.
Agents by appointment for DR.. Jaync<'
and DIR. Dennis celebrated Family Mctli-
cincs, also for Farrcil's Arabian Liniment,
Mortimer ~ Mawbray's Hampton Tic
ture. Cartcr's Spanish Mixture. &c.
All articles from this Establishment are
warranted fresh and genuine.
Physicians, Planters and country Mcr-
Chants sending to us, can rely upon getting
Prime Articles, and having their orders
promptly executed.
July 2G, 1851 80 6m.
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Land for Sale,
Hn the Town OF Sumter,

willie.
affer for Isale that part Of tie tract Of
land in Sunterviie knewn as the Norton
land, lying between the village and The
run OF Turkey Creek, in all about Two
hundred acres, viii divide i: into lots to
suit purchasers. but would much prefer to
sell the whole toccther. Terms made
easy and accommodating 10 purchasers,
appy to tho subscriber.
WIN. LEWIS.
Jnne 81. 1854. II. It
u' Wa,chman copy.
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A. ANDERSON,
W&AS&& MWN 4AAANH

- 0e@s1D1I1ekcANl
W&eASA& MWN TMAANN
Saaurltcrville, S. C.
Respectfully informs the people of Sum. M
Ter District TINT he has just receive and IA
now oilers for sale tho bes. selected and fSF
most choice stuck Of -tA
Spring and Sl1ana Ralea.
Goods,
That cannnt lie surpassed by ANYTHING in this
market. He has received many new stvIea
which purchasers would do well to examine b.
fore buying elsewhere.
BROADCLOTtIS, CASSIMERES AND
E S TIN G. S.
-ALSo-
iull and large supply of Hosiery, Shirts
prawers, Gloves, Suspendep, Cravais, Hand.
kerchiefs, &c. &c.,
-ALS0-
4 large assortment uf READY MADE CLIO.
THING, which will be sold low.
icy Garments manufactured by the subscri
Der, and warranted to give satisfaction. Or
ders from distance promptly attended to.
A. ANDERSON.
April 5th. 1854 If
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Notice.

Application will be made at the next
session oil the Legislature Tor ali Act OF
Incorporation Of Calhoun Lodge, No !,
Knights of Jericho, located at Sum,crvillc
Ouiii Carolina.
Sept. Il, 1854 45 BIN.
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American Arts Union,

The American Arts Union, would respcct.
fully announce TO the citizens Of tho United
Stntes and the Canatlas, that for the purpose OF
cnliivating n taste for the fine arts throughout
the country, and with the view of enabling
every family to become possessed of gallery Of
Engravings, -
BYTIIE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
They have determined, in order to create an
extensive sale for their Engravings, and thus
not only give employment to large number
oil artists and otlierr, but inspsire among our
counirynen q taste for works Of ait, TO present
10 the purchasers Of their engr.vings when
$50, 900 Of them are sold,
100000 Gifts, Of The actual cost Of $3.50, 900.
Each purchaser of n One Dollar engraving,
therefore. receives not only ali engraving ric M
iy worti, the money. bui niso II ticket which
entities him to one Of the Gifts when they are
distributed.
For Five Dollars. a highly finished engraving
beautifully painted in oil, and five gift tickets
will he sent ; or five dollars worth of spentled
engravings can he selected from the Catnogue.
\ copy Of the Catalogue, together with
specimen Of one Of the cngravings, can be
al the Office Of this paper.
Eur c'i':ii iiuur srIit. engraving ;iC;tiai!y
worth that sum, aud Gift itch er, viii imncdi-
atcly be forwarded
AGENTS.
The Committee believing that the success Of
the Great National Undertaking will he mate.
rally promoted BY the energy nnd enterprise
Of intelligent and pcrseveriny Agents. have re-
solved To treat with such OH the most liberal
terms.
Any person wishing to become an Agent. by
sending tpos, paid, 81, will receive ny return
mnil n OH. dollar engraving, and Gift Tick
ct " prospectus, Il catalogue and other ne
cessary information.
On the final completion Of the sale. the Gifts
will be placed in the hands ofa Committee Of
the UllrChaSers To be distributed due notice of
which will he given throughout the United
States and the Cunndas
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CROCKERY AND
GLASSW ARE.

CHINA and Granite Teas,
Granite Dinner and Breakfast Plates.
Steak Dishes, Butter Dishes, Soup Bowls,
Custard Stands, Fruits Stands,
Flower Vases, Chin, aud Class Canllcstcks,
Preserve Dishes, Dccanteis, Tumhers,
Wine Glasses,
Glass Pitchers, and number Of other articles
just received AMI for sale by
H.. SOLOMONS e. co.
March ~, 1854 II IT,
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SIIANGHAIS FOR SALE,

An improved breed OF fine shanghai
fowls, consisting of several growp and
some 30 half grown chickens, may bc seen
at Miss. Sara! Terry's. Those wishing
to improve their farm yard stock would do
we'll to call and purchase as they will be
sold low. For any further Information ap-
ply to Miss Sarah Terry or 10
TIL. DINKINS j.,
at w. g.. NJ. Depot
July; 10. 80. 2m.
s-D" Wa.chnan copy times.
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Glenn's PerfumerV &Soaps.

a general assortment OF the above ar
ticlcs. 10 which inc attention of tho public
is called and particularly to the Soaps as
being well adapted to the use of families.
For sale by A. ] MOSES.
June 81, 81. 81 If
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lHSE dDF GIFTS.

ice Marble bussa of Washing
100 20 Clay, 400 Iu,OOO
lO0 - " Webster, lou. 10000
lG5 g ' Ea!!HHva;:, 100 !n,Mn
SO elegant Oil Paintings, in
splendid gilt frames, size 3,i 100. 5000
feet, each.
100 elegant Oil Paintings e13 f. So 5000
500 steel plate Engravingr, brill.
ianly cold in oil, rich gilt ( 10. 5000
frames 2ix3O inches, each,
10000 elegant steel plate En-
cravings, colo'd in oil, Of the
Washington Monument, 20
hy 20 in. each, 1. 10000
231 900 steel place Engravings,
from 100 dittercn. plates,
low in possession Of, and
owned hy the Artists Union,
OF the market value Of, from
so cents to 81 90 each 1900
tirst-class Dwelling, in 3lst,
street. y. Y. Cisy, 1900
% building lots in loo and IOlst
each xlOO #. deep. At 1000. $4,000
100 Villa Sites, containing each
900 So. f. in the surburbs Of
New York City, and COM
manding magnificent view
Of the HUDSON River and Long
Island Sound, ut 500. $4,000
20 perpetual loans Of cash, with.
out interest, or security, OF
S25O each, 5000
so % 100 5000
100 % 50 i" 5000
$50 20 =" 5000
1000 % s % 10000
reference In regard to the Real Estate, F..
J. Visscher d Co., Real Estate Brokers, New
York, Orders, tpost paid,) with Ino,,ey enclosed
u the addressed,
J.W. W.HOLBROOKE, Sect'y
sos broadway, N. Y. :.
E The Engravil'ss i'll the catalogue are
now ready for delivery.
Aug "3, 81. 10 6m.
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YNESTIMONIAL TO CHARLES NJ. WAICOT, EsQ-THE
i friends OF Mr.. Walcot, members Of the Holiday
Street Theatre company, DESTROYS OF marking their high
estimation of him while in the immediate discharge of
presented him with beautiful and costly silver
and saver, accompanied by the. following letter, to
which Mr. Walcot sent appropriate and grateful re-
ply
SINoS's HoTEI, Nov. 90, 1854.
Ny DEAR WALCoT-Tho aforementioned ladies and
gentlemen have requested me to forward to you the
companying piece OF plate token OF their sincere
gard towards you personal friends and also in aira
ton of your gentlemanly and efficient management,
during they sorry to say Your brief stay with them
at the Holiday Street Theatre, am, my dear sir,
yours, very truly, WM. HENRY NORTON.
Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Sylvester Mrs. Norton Mr. Dawson,
Mr.. Herbert, Mr. Conway, Mr.. s. Ja,neson Mr.. Reed,
Mr.. Cranshaw, Miss Fanny Morant Miss Mary Gannon,
Miss Ellen Morant, Mr. Levere, Mr.. Reynolds Mr Nor
ton, Mr. Iyster, Mr.. Cubcrt, Mr.. Marshall Mr. Foster
1t may not be amiss for to make honorable mention
Of Mr. Walcot disconnected he is with the Balii
more stage. Az gentleman and actor he has won
for himself envable position in community
during the brief ps rod that he has ociated stage
manager of the Holiday Street Theatre, in which capa
city he has proven himself the very few per-
sons who emnently fitted for that arduous post,
Mr.. Walcot, actor occupies high position in this
country and eccentric comedian his superior does
not walk the American stage. In oil the relations
Of life he has shown himself to be high toned gentle
esteem Of all who may be brought into connection with
him. and better proof could be had of this than the
beautiful testimonial which has been presented to him
by the members Of the company which he has
day Street Theatre for fourteen weeks Mr. Wacot has
proven himself energetic caterer for The amusem emit
OF the public, having, during that Time brought forth
no less than 30 pieces averaging per week, viz: %
II and burlesque. Baltimore Clipper Monday
Nov. ~ 1854.
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n ATMsmrNfhl

NJ ADAsIE ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER SER
UI vices 20 the ladies and gentlemen OF this city In
asroogy, by books and science 10 be consulted
about love, marriage, business Law matters 40. She
will tell the OF the lady or gonteiuaa they will
marry; also the names of their visitors Madame Alvin
speaks the English, French, AMI German languages.
Residence 900 Bowery between Enst and Secoud srees
Oflcs hours fron 10 A. n 70 II. n. LADIES' 10 coats
S~ut1emNn n.
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VINHE MARRIED WOhAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL. ON
Il paniop, by DR.. A.. N. MAuricsau, professor 8
diseases Of women; one hundredth edition. $500 0eon
Every complaint to which woman n subjsc{ from ~
hood TO womanhood and also wife and g mother sro
fully described with the cause the sYmptoms spI -
the proper mode Of treatment, IN pddn smps but -
the most chaste language, easily unidentified And thss
every woman can discover, By eoups.sas her e.
and suffering The wife about bseon1ne mother 40
often need Of instruction and advice Of the utmost ~
portance to her future health In respect to which he
senstiveness forbids consulting nsdioal genae0A0
VIII hnd such instruction and advios and also expa.A
tons OF many symptoms which otherwise would ocoesa
much anxiety or alarm. How many Ars sunkin4 ma
distractions or Irregularities peculiar 70 The female s.
TEN, which undermine the health Of the s9ect q whiA
they are ignorant and which their dcicscy foFpes eA-
ing medical advice. How many suhe9 from protaysc9
uteri (aling OF tho Womb or from hour Aeus (wook
ness debility hc)s How many are IL constant aGeav
for many months preceding eonnnemsnss ~ .s2
uncertain rccoveries Some whose lives are hasardsA
during such time win each and In ta pages tAs nsass e
rreyentiou smcIioraton and relief. How many bitto
moments how much anguish might have been spared -
The sufcrer 10 the husband to the relatives By uaeav
convey fully the various subjects treated o. they
Of nature strictly inepded for the married or thsse
contemplating marriage. For sale by Stringcr Town
eend 222 Broadway; Adriance, Sherman 4 O., Astog
IIouse No yesey street; Dewitt Davenport Trbunn
buildings ~ No. 2Astor House, Broadway and at ~
publication Office, 120 Liberty street. New York; JosepA
tucker, Mobile; also 7. b. Peterson, No. ChestssA
be transmitted BY mail free Of postage, 70 any part q
the United states All letters must b sddressea pesN
paid to Dr. A. n MAURICEAU, ocs 120 Liberty stuoAA
N. r., or bog I. 22A Kew Ysrk Psse 0nos
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INRANKIIN MUSEUM, NOS II AND 10 BOWERY>
JIG The above establishment, the only In the Unit
States where the Model Artists exhibited IL
OPEN giving two grand performances daily, at O'CLOCK
in the afternoon, and In the evening.
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fI,aE GREAT EGYPTIAN MUSEUM 659 BROADWAY
i the most ATTRACTIVE and instructive exhibition II
ne city contains, N addition to than thou.
sand other objects, three mummes OF the sacred bull
specimens exhibited. Open day and evening Ad.
mi sion Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-01

YTyO FUR HAT MANUFACTURERS-THE SUBSCRI-
IL bes having engaged in the jobbing business, Will
dispose Of his manufacturing establishment with or
without the buiding) comprising oil the improvements
and conveniences for doing extensive business The
buildnx, Il not purchased, can be leased for .
term q years; il large and oonnodious being 50
feet front by "a feet deep and four stories high fronting
ON Lombard street and running back to twenty foot
Wids street. il supplied with water, gas furnaces, &c
4hrougheut. portion Of It !. appropriated and well
ADAPTED 70 the manufacture Of silk hats and 10 furnished
it6 the necessary utensils. Taken altogether it the
most compete establishment Of the kind in the State Of
Pennsylvsnia, and to enterprising business man,
practical in the trade who Il DESTROYS Of locating him.
self in Phadepha, no better inducsment could b Of
fered. Terms moderate, and possession given mmedi-
ately. Apply direct to JOSEPH FAREIRA, 4ol Lom-
bard street, fhiIAdelphia.