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NY the President or ths United st.sss.

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fsuAnce " ~" ; ..oGns ~ - onasao
oae " h1. ~. 49, -. r..s
sales van 70 "s.s ~ we NO. 49, - we AA
N1'o"'N - -
Al the land ONCE u knowEssLLE commencing on Monday the
eleventh day OF next f me dsosa OF the pubic aads
Atiuatsd within the aforementioned townshps,wx'
Noyfk of e base line and s Of ma yyseipa sridjs~.
.r-xs,. Go nu.as, ana o.s and one hund,rd and ,,o cs
P' '"e ~ ~ ~ - = -
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fanee dA. -. -. an. ..ua..x -. 49, ~
Iowh.mps 'h' """"e" " ~ ~ WV " ~ wv "
'anss ,,.a.s and ana and o,s bu.Arsd .rh ,v M
rnn,e e,u,,t
Tnwnsbps one hundred one hundred two,
hundred hundred and four
dred and three, hundred aud four, ofrsnge
Townshps hundred hundred two,
hundred and hundred and ve OF
range eleven
places commencing Monday, twenty day
limit of ne following Townships, viz:
W.T." ~ US JUS "S " "' ~ '"@JS'" r"e'PN' "'s'''
Townships hundred hundred and hun
des ana ee one hundred ana ou ana ono nand'ed ana nse
range weave -. 49,.
jug uunuieu Anu "ho, ono "uS".su e wv "
anu ~. ano one nunu1a anu ou .na ssSa NM. o,s
oue nunaIeu ana one, one "unue1 anu '"S su ~
unuseu a"a usec Vi range oucci"
townships ons nnaafso anu e ohe sna "n" naA
dea ana hfse, sno one bunafca ahu "u .aIso "oea.
townships ono hano'ca aug w., o.o s1 o"S
'oa au aug % o MA a., h.nSssd nnd ave NJ
range seventeen
Al the land Monday, the
day OF september next dispnsa public
'''a''.' !" ~ 80, 49, 80, :. !, 49,, ,s,
''o''"" ~ ~ 49, - 80 - 10y ''" 80
Township forty one, Of range sixteen
Township toriy-swo, Of range seventeen. ,.
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NOTICE TO PRESCRIPTION CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person right presumption any
within townships and Townships above
register
land ofce and make therefor
after seeing this notice. and before the
pointed public the lands
bacing such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
10 lg,y
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uMBEpThe subscribers, having esahlhed themselves the
lumber business q VIM Bird
srrts are prepared
Ole terms They solicit share OF pubic patronage.
GEO. w. GARRETT 4 co.
June l6--eon
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SnAder's' Wines, Philadelphia.
John " BNIDER the former old established
Snidcr No 10 Walnut four doors
below Fourth street, will be supplied with wines
liquors the most accommodating terms.
JACOB sNInER H. agent the importation Of foreign wines,
Office street. prepared receive orders
special importation Of wines, Ac from houses in Eu
rope upwards; soicis
SON. Vaughan snde the patronage Of his friends and
former
free of freight
JuneQ -dv
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Bureau OF Provisions aud Clothing, Aug a4th, lss4
SEAED PROPOSALS. endorse proposals Beef "Po
~ posais PORK, be will be this
"diee uDt ~ O'Clock lhr September
furnishing delyer,sg all s
United sIaIess al the following navy yards
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r.. Institute, south Carolina avenue, between
9th aud east, Washington.


9th AID 1th streets east, Washington.
n,IE Will
Monday the 4h ot september and continue m the last OF june
all branches
department The location Is
Nicholson residence. bring
and retired the from noise or
md rcadv accessible all Ms ne buildings
large grounds beautifully improved and
ampe for exercise
ana tuition English So payable han IN ad
Latin scholars, quarter OF eleven weeks tom
IS 10 $40. according to the Glass -
Circulars containing PARTICULARS will be ssnt application
GEORGE O. BUTLER, A. NJ Principal
Rev William Hodges G. NJ Butler d. d. Joseph A. Brad
lev. esd. Professor r. NJ. Burd, Washington.
Kew w. ] Clarke, Georgetown.
rev Jane. Aiay, d. d, Rev. William Friend, Virginia.
Rev AIex ander ,hiras, Pelham, New York
Rev D. Wnkrshnffs, F.hnstlvasta
And the patrons of the school generally
Aug S-Jm
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Lsw school o Cumberland Univcrs,sy, r4ebauo,.
Tcnn

Ls School Cumberland University, Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Coru,hers, late VI the
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan adges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon Bromfeld L. Ridley, OF The cnance'ors OF The state
Judges Caaer Green their whole exclusively
to the school.
Plan of insirneoa Only examinations each
No regular of lectures but the
daily progress Of the examinations
q. Week. equity, IN stu
of facts
all
framed o
Wills documents,
dence by appeal
supreme court which held monthy
public every The students clerks,
jurors and chanceors and r other official
bacities connected with their suits.
the third Monday
tember thd Thursday in February The second
Monday February, and ends second
Thursday In July
scon.Tuiion fee $50 advance;
boarding
whic bcau be had u he
required complete unless the
No previous
mission. There four regular classes. Students
any ~ during the collegiate year.
Number o students last collegiate year eghiysix
Feb il--eoy President Board of Trustees
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The will be accountable for gold silver
METALS unless bills Ot
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
PosT OvyIcx DEPARTMENT.,
Iu,iv IN l4kf

PosT OryIcx Der ARTNsSr,
July ~, le54
for carrying the mail: q the United State. from the ,s
lowing Of will be
Once Once Department. the city Of Washington,
O'Clock OF lh September 1854, to be decided by 18th
September folowing
Suggpvie Grove Hii Cboctaw
Clay Hill, Dixons Mills Shiloh spencevic, Linden Spring
Hi, DemopoIs and Macon, to Greensboro 100 miles and
back three times a stages.
Leave every Sunday Wednesday, and Friday
o..
Arrive Greensboro in % houn, by ?. m.
Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
an
Arrive Gsnsstown in Is hours by p.
coaches will be considered
proposals. gnnranthe and Certificate also
requirements embracing conditions incorporated
may dsem popCy
inviting proposals for mail service In the western
south western Sintcs dated January 9, 1884,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
JuSv 25-law4w Intel and Star.J
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Polytechnic College OF the state OF Pennsyivani",
Penn Square, Philadelphia
This College, the plan OF the Industrial Colleges OF
Europe designed to afford thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGINEERING MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-.
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
semiannua session will commence on Monday Sep
tember ii, 1884,
FACULTY.
and civil engineering Professor seim Peabody
Meaury aud industa analytical aud agricultural chemistry
Prof. Alfred l.. Kennedy, M. d.
Mining engineering, geology and mineraoU, Prof. W. H. b..
Thomas, A. a..
Mechanical philosophy principles Of machinery Prof.
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms department per session, Sl5.
Mechanical archtecuu and typographical drawing Pof John
Kern. go.
French Spanish, Prof v. De Amarillo
German, Prof B. H. Enuup.
The analytical for practical chemistry daily
An scadcmica department, j. Boucher
il provided int
enter and be rapidly prepared for the College courses
Additional boarding,
&C. may by addressing Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy, Poly
tcchnic College, Philadelphia "
President Of Board of Trustees.
JOHN McIKTYRI, Secretary
Aug 9-WedSatkTuesln
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.


Every person entitled the right Of exemption Of the
townships and of townships above
rated required establish The the sasfacion Of the
Office and make
therefor practicable after seeing fAis noes and before
for the public sale Of the
embracing such will be for
feitcd.
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land ONCE.
4-lnwl3w
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sups enc Court OF the United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1883
(RoBxRr WtcKLIFrx, Apr,

THOMAS ID. OwIxos.
Preston appellant having suggested
Owing the appellee the
orde rule Of make the proper
parties Whereof
Court unless the OF the said
Oing deceased become parties with
in days ensuing term appellant shall
open hearing the reversed II
Provided OF this order shall be printed
the Of in which the aws of
shall be printed authority for three successive
before the beginning Of the Of the su
,rema ensuing
Pest. VIM THos. CARROLL,
Nay is, ts5f Cl'k Sup. CT o. 3.
l-lRw4w
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Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON No % South Fourth street, Philadelphia,
No. 81 Dock srect have hand large assort
Of their
PATENT SALAMANCA FIRE AND THiEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors for bank stores,
PATENT sLATE~LINED REFRIGERATORS,
filters seal and letter copying Fairbanks platform
and scales
agency Bucwor Bettey, Yalcs, JONES' and HALLS
patent powder proof bank locks. Please give q call
made few Of the hundreds who have
safes in
r. Msgruder street, Pennsylvania avenue, washing
ton, ID. G.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Phiiadelpha,la safes
United States Arsenal, California, In Philadelphia
United States Appraisers Once Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, Safes
Philadelphia. Wilmington, and baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, L Son. Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia
sree Washington c. authorized receive orders for and
make sales Of the above
May 6-2awly EVANS WATSON.
MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, BY
Rebuilt elegantly furnished posssssinl
the
lon tho travelling public.
Dec II dly
CKENCH and Engiish boarding and day school for
young ladies' by NJ Tyson and Sisters street. between
IAN and l2t Washington, D. q. institution
Be on Monday. sh Of when The pupils are
be had at ali the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug io-eodtlsh Sept [atnl
COLUM8IAN COLLEGE, Washinkton, ID. The thr
yourth year Of Columbian College will begin the
september and end the last Wednesday
degree Of bachelor OF scientific
degree bachelor Of philosophy The college
he President Columbian College, Washington, D.
Aug 4-eod3w.
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THE winter session of this will begin 0,
L 1854
Fun eoues lectures are given both the winter and
Degrees ~ c0wfDved In March and
Fees, One fdH $s4 Perpetual
ion, S. Graduation fee A3 To those
fun anOher insituti~n $780,
Perous taken by the faculty
ofevsry student Examinations daily
branch In all facilities
in the country. For further information, address
II. HOWARD RAND, N. d. Dean,
06 South Ninth street, Phiiadelph
Aur l--nwwpA iaw5id
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma. W. BAKER h CO.'S
American and Vanilla Cocoa
which first premiums by
1f tho Union, for principal
he United States, apd by their agents,
tusscy Murray New York TweiIs, Philadelphia
Thomas Bundiee, Baltimore; Dudley,
Ohio; and 4. II. Howell, GEORGETOWN, u. G.
IVY WALTER BAKER CO.,
Ap2-dly Doschsstsr. MAJ.
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Hom Liverpool.

EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. 50 Wall street, N. Y.
GROWN, SIMPLIFY CO.,
r q. ROBERTS = CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London,
J. MUNROE CO.,
% Rue Notre Dame des Victories
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for
new houses with Of ground attached EACH situated
Kendall Green, little than mile norheastery from
the Capitol. -
These spacious and convenient with cellar wood
she'd EACH and Of excellent water At hand
The beautiful overlooking large portion Of the city,
and N Of the Capitol
The approach ~ Streets Delaware ans
ne fare has been permanently established
twice between Kendall Green and the
Presidsnts square, leaving at and Returning,
makes brief stand, ~ and *
O'Clock.
Rent-two hundred dollars a year.
The houses inspection and be
by applying VIM Sdckney. who lives Cottage
&c & II my residence, The premises
July 23-eodtf
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, b.
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and furnished
and c0nvcniences tor the accoum0d
ION travelling public.
Oec ii
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aALENWOOD CEMETERY.-This beautiful. burial place
III Of ihe dead having dedicated with
tor the purpose now open for the reception Of The re-
he mausoieu~ has hundred bodies, which
c"d OF the dead apply place c departed until they
select sites tor the
The plan Of the ncopoaors Of equality in regard 70 the
which publicly for sale, although they
usually bring pemium making the eny selection OF lots the
Ual office established in the city Of Washington, appaica
w be pnnctuay attended at the Office in the
wing of the building entering the Cemetery
Visitors requested drive fast through the Cemetery
grounds
WIN 8. HUMPHREYS.
Capitol,
Aug 27--d3m
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May l9-lawl3w
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RENssELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTES,
RESIGNED for the comprehensive education
chi'.cs and civil engineers including railway hydanlc
graphical, and mining engineers. - IT
For II the Annual Register full respect
ing the institute, apply to
II. FRANKLIN GREENE.
Director, &c, r. r. l.,
Aug I5-d2m Troy, N. Y.
NEW tork. May I'D. is53-Thc undersigned day
IN ONCE No ~ William street,
for the Transaction OF general brokerage BUSINESS
securities bought
Pronrsory bills negotiated.
Nav l"--d' EMANUEL B. HART.
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| c. II. SAND, % South st., N. Y.
: G. A. HEINEKEN 4 Co., Bremen.
| MARTINEAU, CRO6KEY, Co.. Southampton
al WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
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The sdbscfibcr wishes respectfully 10 give no.
uce thAt he has Removed his Steam Saw yiil,
a few yards Of the stags road fsosh f.ancsster 81
Candea, about six miles from che for1aer place
Il u nov In operation and 10 good order. HAVING
botha new engine anda new saW. The Humber is
Of an excellent quality, bicng sawed out OF the
very best Of tiIaber and viii be sold AZ ss,otevufo
priees. Captain CotbsFn, the fss1aeF msnaser.
3 sun ~ attendance, and win by. happt b sc.
s1nitodste all persons disposed 70 ksor him
eth theif patsor@e. fF5f ~ q =
Bile Cor any quantity of lanibsf win bs GIlSd
asshs't siotIce:, JAS. Ms1N9RAM.T
march %. ~ - a
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FIFTH ANNUAL FAsES
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA NSTlT UTE

| 1llIE Fifth Annual Fair Of the Sonth Carolina
| Institute for the promotion OF Art, Mechani
cal Ingenuity and industry, will be held at the
| New Hall, now being erected on Meeting Street
| in the City of Charleston, commencing on
WEDNESDAY, 18th of November, and continue
open for Exhibition until the goth day of Novem.
Der.
Suitable prenliams will be given to the best
specimens in Art, Mechanism, anil other branch
of Industry; also, of Cotto'l, Rice, Sugar, To-
bacco, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Potatoes, and
other Agricultural products.
The Ladies', to whom the Institute has been
so much Indebted, are respectfully Informed
that suitable premiums will be provided by the
Committee, and awarded TO the best specimens
in every department of Ladies Work.
The following special premiunsar are offered:
For the largest quantity Of COCOONS, raised
on one Plantation, not less than ten bushels
Silver Pitcher, or $50.
For the largest quantity of SPUN SILK, the
produce Of any one plantation, not less than ten
pounds-a Silver Pitcher, or $50. ..
For the best improved SEA ISLAND COT.
TON GIN, on some new principle superior to
those now in general use, or for any real or
important improvement thcrcop-a Gold Med
al.
For the best STALLION-a Silver Cup.
For the Best MARSH TACkEY GELDING-
n SILVER ClI1,. .7"ss O. ....H-. ..
k.For the best specimen OF Sun Fowcr Seed Oil,
not less than One Gallon--a Silver Cup.
For the best Cashmere Rama Silver Cup.
Dor the best Cashmere Ewe--a Silver Cup
=, For the best three quarter Hcoied Cashmere
Kfd-a silver cup.
For the best Ram-a silver cup.
For the best BOar--a silver cup.
For the Invention of suitalIe Machine foi
pulverizing Red Pcpper--A gold medal
| HeFor the best Essay on Southern Grasses
Rufin prize, Silver Pitcher. . D.
For the best specimen of American Sculpture
"a silver pitcher. Isl. H
The Directors Of the instihteiitake great plea
sure in stating TO the public, that By the liber
alty of the State aud City TO this Institute, they
| have now in course Of erection to be completed
by the lst July next, aud in ample time for the
| approaching Fair a large, commodIous. and ele-
! CANT Building, capable OF holding in its main
| Hall 5000 persons; and also in connection with
| it very well adapted and spacious machine
Room, which will enable the institute to fur
nish sufficient power for any kind of machinery
| that may be offered for exhibition s.-'
Every attention will be paid to all articles sen,
| for exhibition. .
All arsicles entered for premiums, must bt
sent in on or before Saturday, lth day Of No
| vember next, directed to the care of the Clerl
| of So, Carolina Institute Charleston Article
may be sent after that day for exhibition only
Contributors to the Farare respectfully request
ed to send full descriptions OF the articles an,
such general information as may be of use 20 tn,
Judges, and suitable for publication. Addres,
CLERK OF THE SO. Ca. INSTITUTE,
| aa Charleston So. Ca.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
Who would not have an cas

- Who would not have an easy neat fit
~ ting Boot in preference to one which
squeeZes up the toes, aid an unsightly looking
thing ut thatg
The Subscribers Are prepared to furnish the
public with Boots and shoes, which cqnnot ia
to please the most fastidious. They have re.
Gently procured a fine lot of fine French Calf
Skins aud will ensure fit to all those who viii
patIUnize them Boots made by them do not
bu. st open few days afterwards. but Will las,
~ long A. boots can last; and then, what blcs
sing that they DO not hurt the corns.
Ladies' and childrens' shoes, also manu!ac
tured in superior style.
Give us acall, and you will not regret extend
Aug. lB, 27 SIN
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LAND FOR SALE

II 0ferto sell my Plantstion on the &. I
Il tavba Riyer,3f miles below Landsford.
IN Lancaster pstrict, containing seven hundred
and sixty-eight acres, aboat one halt Wood Land,
aud the other half fsyyhl land, and in high siate
II i'eProeeate''t for cpltiyadon, 1t is but sell
tom that such a Plantation Is offared
for sale, and 20 any one desltihs most vuiua.
bie Planta,isfi, would merely An that he should
examine t.--An necessary Baildiags are on thc
Plansaiion, and u within sishssen miles Of
Ebcnezef Depot. y ~ IS S S.>s I5
9 Along credit win be given. Possession giseu
at once. GEO. Nc. wirHERSPoON,
Lancaster, Feb. g, - 50 sr NJ :.
- Weekly Caroiinian, and Chester Standard
6B-will Insert At.
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IN THE COURT OF
ORDINARY.
In the matter OF John
MILES Win.
South Carolnina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

"THEREAS SAMUEL j. MCKINNEY
w has notified me that he requires the
will of JOHN MILLS, late of Lancaster District,
deceased, to be proved in due and solemn form
of Law; and whereas James F. n. Davidson,
Executor of the said John Mills, has filed his
petition with similar prayer, and il appearing
that Nancy Mills, (s'idow( Mary Mckinney, Au-
gu.tas McKinny, James q. Mills, Washington
Il. Mills, George Mckinney, James Mckinney,
the widow af, Children &C Thc,nasJ Mills de-
ceased, names unknown, the widow and children
of John 4. Mills, deceased, names not known
The widow ard children Of William Mills de-
ceased, viz: ------ Mills, wdow, aud Jefferson
Mil, Nancy Mills and Amos Baker and wife
Harriet Baker, most oil whom. are legatees undcr
the viii, and all of whom would have been en-
titled TO distfibutive share Of the estate n the
deceased had died intestate, reside without the
limits of theState These are, therefore to notify,
require, cite and admonish the said Nancy Mills,
(widow,) Nary Mckinney Augustus McKinny,
James G. Miils, Washington III. Hills George
Mckinney James Mckinney, the widow aud
ohildren of Thomas J. Mills, deceased the
widow and children Of John r.. .aHilis, deceased
and - Mills, widow, JeffetsOn Mills. Nancy
A ills, Amos Baker and wife, Harrictt the widow
and children Of w iFiam Mills. dsceasod, together
with Samuel j Mckinney, Wosloy Mckinney,
and James r. N. Davidson and wife Emily. lsra.
tees Of the said John Hills, deceased, aud also
diAibutees, is he had died intestete, 10 be and
appear before me on weducsday, the lQth July.
1855, in the Court OF Ordinary, 20 he holden NJ
Lancaster Court House, then'aHd there 20 show
caase, II any, Why the said win should, or should
not be proved and established In due form q,
Law, or for what cause the same should be set
aside or established, and 60 make such other and
further showing and proof as you, or either ol
you; Che said parties, may Deem NECESSARY.
proper and advantageous Cor your feasectivc
righss and interests in The premises a,s
--S-- Given under ms Hand and Seal o.
rs ohcs, at t9ncastef'Uourt House. the
JANEs n WITHBRsPcoN:
4 +, Ordinary L. ID.
APri IN g. pf. 27.26 sms@
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READ uIs OWN WeaBell
To PRoF. HOLLOWAY;

To PRoF. HoLLewAY:
SIR,-It is not my wish TO Beconc notorius,
neither is this letter written for the mere sake of
writing, but to say that y,Hr Ointment cured me
OF dne of the most dreadfIl cuaneous diseases
that flesh Is heir to, and which was considered
by oil who knew me, 20 be entirely beyond the
reach Of medicine. For nine years was aiilic.
ted with one OF the most painful aud trouble
come sore legs that ever fell to the lot of lpan;
and after trying cvery medicine had ever
heard OF, resigned in despair all hops OF being
cured; but ficud bought me a couple OF
large pots Of your Ointment, which caused the
sores on my legs to heal, aud entirely regain
cd my health 10 my agreeable surprise aud de-
light, and TO the astonishmsrt of my friends
Signed w. j. LANGLEY.
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NOTICE THIS r.!
Hoe C Co.'S Patent Ground Saws:

'BE SUBSCRIBERs manufacture from the
BEST CAST STEEL, CIRCULAR SAWS. from
Two inches to eighty inches in diameter,
Their Saws are hardened and tempered. and
are ground and finished by machinery dc.
signed expressly for the purpose: and nra
therefore much superior to those ground ih
the usual manner, as they are strengthened
and stit'encd by increasing them in thick.
ness regularly from the cutting edge 10
the centre, consequently do not become hea:
ted or bucklrd, produce great sayingin
timber
They also manufacture CAST STEELE MILL,
PIT AND CRoss-CUT SAWS, AND BILLET WEBS,
of superior quality, all of which they have
for sale, "r they may be obtained of the
principal hmdware merchants throughout
the United States and Cahada
r. HOE =. Co, 30 ard 81 ofold.st
s1 Publishers Of Newspapers who will
insert this advertisement three times. wit,
Tins note, and forward us apapcr containing
the Same, will be paid in printing materials
by purchasing four times the amount of their
bill tor The advertisement.
New York, April %, 1854. June. 10 4
TIE BRITISH GU ARTERLlES.