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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19
JyHIG PRIMARY NEE TING s.

The following are the places for holding the Wing
Primary Meetings, which take place on Tuesday,
Dec. 10, from 8 to 9 A. If;
FissT WARp-No. II Broadway.
SECOND WApD-No . Ana-st
THIkp WARD ouit- house, No. Murrsyst.
FOURTH WARD-Ccrref OF Oak and Roose yet sts
FIYTH WAxp-So. la Wet Bsoad ysy
SIXTH @ARp-No Elm-st
stvrSrH wARD-Corn,r Of Rutgers and Madison.s,s.
EIearH WARp-OseIles No o. Ncos,ersI
NiSTH WAED-Beecterst House, No 2lS Bleeckerst
TgNTH wARp-No 81 Brcome o.
ELgvgSrH WAsD-Uoon Hail. cor. Fourths aud Az c.
TwELVrH wAkD-A Hotel of oae Hundred and
Twenty 81 h-st. ., d tourthev
THIETEENTH WAko-Onderdouks. corssr Of Grand and
Elizabeth s,s-
FouargENrg WARD Broadway House
fIFrkExTH WARD tnitys ct Ien Broadway.
sIxrEEsIH WASD-tNs place designated In call OF Ward
Corsmt'eel
skvIsrrksrH wsRp-Kiss Hotel corner Of Bowssy snd
Sixth -
EfeHrxEsTH WARD-Mcllwaiuo & Hiciss Hotel, Broad.
way ves, eide between Seventsenth and Eish tsenthss
kurrEtsrH W1RD-Uosrss Conre's. corner Of Sixty
secoDest and Third
TwssTgxrs "ASp--No So Ssveptb-sv
TWENTY mar WAso-Atsntie Hotel corner OF Thirty
frst IT s1d Fosr'h
TwEsTr-sEeosD Wsso-Un'on Cottage. Broadway, near
ftftistha
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NAVIGATION or fHE HUDSON.
aIrasy Monday Dee | 4, lSS

The steamer Sorsca, from KosSton on Saturday
AZ u oelock arrived sere at O'Clock a'tn'gh'' nav
ipg experienced great difficulty and sustained much
csuacef from the ice her bcel beiog 80 badly or'tsn
AZ TO be useless TIE Hendrick uui'on, which iets
New.Ymk on Saturday eveniog, isn)w opposite Beis-
toll. but /. expected up during the diy.
Teams at Cos;let,n crossed on he ice within twenty
fee, Of the Norwich Snow Tell daring last night to the
depth OF three inches, and the weather to-day Is quite
cold.
Tho stesmer Norwich is frozen 10, in the Basin
hare. and is likely to remain go uatil becomes
warmer. ,, A,
The weather to-day has been extremely cold, the
IN. r,nometer standing at ten degrees above zero
Only.
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,olice knew II At once but Il is not their business

police knew Il Ut once, but II s not their business
to repair 1t, or even 10 report it. BY and'sy .
csrman drives into it and breaks his horse's leg.
He sues the City for damages, and RECEIVERS the
value of the horse. In the meantime, other
parties, who DO not wish to sell horses Ia tait
manner, complain Of the state Of toe pavement
They go to the Streets and Lamps Off -, aud the
Clerk will see to it. 4 week after, there being
no signs of mendiug, they go aeaia, and tn th,s'
az the DAMAGE was not done by the s,reetclean-
els, il belongs to another Department. Ihey 90
10 the Street Department, aud afier another
week or two hld thas it must have beea
done By the sewer builders, aud the Ccotoa Board
is the place. In the course OF another fortnight
they have got the Croton Department, to look into
it, when it appears that it vas owing to the care
lessress of the Contractor for Paving aud back
they 90 TO the Street Commissioner. Next week
the Superintendent OF Pavements gets look at
it; bat what wss a. first the sinking OF three or
four c0bble.ssoLes is now a hole TO take in cart,
and being fDll of foul slops with enc or two dead
cats therein, perhaps, the cOmplanants are told
that IL is nuisance detrimental to the public
health, and must be cleared out by the Ciy Ia
spector. In the course of human events, the City
Inspectors men como along: but taey are stopped
BY the terms of the contract for removing dead
amin ais which gives that business exclusively to
one man, forbidding all others to touch the 10
cl.sntLings. And all this annoyance and delay,
With the constantly incre asiDg expense Cor repair
iUg hole in the pavement whca the Police Cap
tain necessarily knew Of on the first day, aud
might have had repaired ia fifteen minutes, at
cost Of twenty-five cents.
Now, we cay that overseeing the streets and
all kindred duties should be st once returned to
the Police Department. Then, instead Of twea-
tytwo Health Warjens dozen Fire Wardens
and twenty Street Inspectors, on duty now-aof-
tten. Just az they please, we should have thou
send men constantly on hand for the woth-men
whom the people know whom they see hourly,
and can find at any moment. With such super
vision making each Captain in some degree re-
sponsible for the condition of his Wa-d, va
should sOon see great improvement in the olt-
door appearance of the City. The Police cannot
evaie ,be complaints OF the people; they could
not cay that such.snd such things are the duty Of
some mythical Inspe ctor that nobody ever heard
of, aud whose local habtetiOn ia unknown even
to ofice-seekers.
We have no desire to impose upon the Police
duties beyond their province or their power; but
We hold that every sort Of supervisory work,
especially out of doors. rightfully belongs to
them-in fact falls directly and inevitably in
their way. And since the best men in the De-
paItment are anxious to perform the duties, the
will be for the people and the treasury.
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FIRE IN TROY.

Troy Monday. Dec. L. 1884.
fire broke cut here la-t night about o clock in
Is Firsts'. and before it was extinguished some six
or eight barns aud ,heds. together with the Ftench
Catholic Church of st John the Baptist on Ferry
Il were destroyed. Five horses were barnt to death
in two Of the barns. The loss the church is about
$40 COO for which there ia insurance. OF 81 500 in
the Nechanics' Mutual OF this city. The whole loss
by the FIRE is put do IN at $4,000. The fire Was the
work of an incendisry.
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LARGE FIRE IN ST. LOUIS &c.

LOUISVILLE, Monday, Dec IL, 1884:
We learn from st. Louis Of the destruction ny fire
of the extensive rolling. mill of Messrs Cnouteau
Harrison & Vale Five hundred tuns OF u0tnished
work ara twelve hundred tuns Of iron that we're I'M
dergoDg the process of Flushing IN the building we're
Dc siroy 3D. The total loss has been ascerained
The building, machinery, &C., were insured for
$4,000.
II is estmsted that oay 900 hogs will be killed
around the Falls this year.
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x r. R-No. Is
EXpRTssIONs OF THE CURED-Mr A. SAWS

that nine yta be had not nauta operation Of the bow
els He obliged 10 piDs OF s0tt and another
They lett him In bsa c0pd lou Dat of week the
opy four he could send TO buness Since akag RAD
WAYS REGULATORS he bss not bosioe.s day 10
weeks had bee. afflicted Tor with bilious
heedache liver compliant psins across the small OF his
baeAwas stious from the Owels took
boz sfter box OF the popular pi.; they would
him out" ard leave him bou,d for days tie has used
box Of RADwA's REGULATORS Ooe Regulator every three
dsys iept him resulsr clock WORK He applied the
READY RELIEF thres tines the small Of his b,cx and
has had o pain sdsm for several years had suf
ered heaoshe ush Of 20 the head aud owno Of
spirits she took OF RAILWAYS REGULATORS which IN
fused lie in her shatte frame she f better in six
hours She tales hsDwAys RkGULAroRs week
hs been troubled wi ODDLY zment three month";
The hich always ksGvL AToRs perform Ia 20
es!se the system tee every osan OF toe bod In heal IN
regularity No will he troubled with costtvene.s In
digestion liver compia b,oucrss WIN will take,
sonaily one OF tw OF RAILWAYS REGULATORS
NB-R. E. Remedies s"is BY uraggi.s every here.
RAILWAY Co. Projectors Of RAILWAYS READY ktLIBf snd
RsSovATING REsoLvESr Onoe No lss Fulton st. up.
NaU Ior
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The Hard Shell Primary Elections passed off
very quietly in the several Wards. We give the
result in another part of THE TRIBUNE. There
was very little opposition, at any of the Wards,
TO the tickets presented by the members OF the
Ward Committees. Weperceve among the names
of the Delegates for the Committees for 1855
some of the ablest members of the Hard-Shell
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THE WEATHER IN THE EAST.

Boston, Monday, Dec Is, 1854.
About three inches of snow fell here last night aud
the leather is still cloudy, but moderstiog.
CALAIS, Monday. Dec. Is, 1854.
heavy snow-storm commenced here NJ III o clock
TO day, and The weather is very cold.
BANGOR Monday Dec. 49, 1884.
About four in ,hes OF suOw fell here tots morning.
SPRINGFIELD Monday, Dec. ls 1854.
The snow hero is about four inches deep. The
weather is mOderating, but continues cloudy.
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LOSS OF SEVENTEEN LIVES.

RACINE. wis Monday Dec. ls, 1854.
The schooner Whirls md arrived here to-day, With
part Of the crew of the propeller Westmor snd.
She reports the sinking of tho propeller 10 25 fahons
Of water, Is miles this eide Of Sleeping Bear" and
the loss OF seventeen lives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

I, erovides merely for Committee. aud the, sAs
whoa. Subject would have 10 come before Congress.
The iii was RETIRED to Ssec, Committee OF ava.
Mr. BADGER ,,ked to be encu'ed from ssrViaS
OF tie Cou.nt,'e on Fissnce. Agoed TO.
Tie S.tAte then adjourned.
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REPORTED FAILURES.

BOSTON, Mon lay, Dec t. lsJI.
Seml o. Mead and A. s. Peabody. two we'll known
brokers of this city, reported having failed to-
day,
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NAVIGATION AT WHEELING.

WHEELING, Monday, Dec. IL, 1851.
Navigation remains closed here by ice with but
poor prospects OF its opening Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

THf CEssUs OF AREAssAs FOR 1894 The State of
Art ansas has Just completed census for the State for
1854. The following "a the result compared with
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A,r,p91urk Dailr Tibnne.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. r354.


y HuRp. " - Nsii..t sres.yoi.. i. our sssa f1r
90 ssle Of the r-ihun- IN that e''y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

PORTABLE DRESSING CASES of an entirely
end compact fon. faibshed articles, the size of
which do usefulness forming
and ndae the toiet ao pecary adapt
ed to the wants 9f be .ve public SAUNDERS No 7Astr
Home nd No Bro
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WINTER CLOTHNG.-The undersigned will
DISPOSE Of balance of his Of irst quality
CLoTHnG, con Business Goats, Psn.sloon
Vests &C. wholesale price, with Of resnteng the
new premises old No 25 Broadway the LIST Of
February pest, with entire new stoch-
M II lENS Nos Z aDJQ Bare y.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

LYONS kATHAIRoN.Thc ncOntested, the To-
cont.sbe superiority a this article or restoring AID beau
JEg the buu hir hss for IL by tied
ID the history Of the Ms'sa Medics Sold BY all dealers
everywhere for Is cts bottle.
LYON No lat Rrosdwav nm s.atrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

BOYS CLoTHING.-Our large stock of Boys
WINTER CLOTHING md he prioes which closi s
tine attention of families 1iyug
tIair Bov. durins the HodSya DEyLIs & Co,
rs ga 49, go Brosd~sy cor Warren. st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

ROOTs AND SHOES.-S. CAfIILL, No. 81
Broadway received splendid assortment Of Ladss
and Gent tine Emboit.red Slippers Of Hench. Ensh,
German end Inc stamps for the holidays Also hand.
IsSies WelDsh Boots Quilted and Button Boots. Also.
Gent q Gne Dfs Wstef proof BoSts. Le~ style OF
Overshecs, Clogs. Rubbers, &c. CAHILL,
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CHRISTMAS is coming, aud if the Ladies wish
10 uste f., the Holidays they f0d at MILLER
Co.'S besufal Enbrdered Toilet SLIPPERS for Gea,le men;
sso Ladies' Misses Boy. and C,idtsns 8oors sud sHofs,
OF ali The various with ISDIA RUBBER Snogs 10
y.rist, J d hfLLER g. Co. No Iji Csnslst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

THE TINE HAS CONE for the Ladies to ask
their Hub.Dds for IS slo SIS So oruPwatd Of
Frgs All such would sdviss. when you give the wife
mouey cay GO WHITES No ziz Broadway, corner Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

GENTLEMEA'S demonstrations qualities, all
.ses suitable fer boldly also Foi cuf Gloves lined
Kio Gloves lined Sk GlOves sus Six Under Oar
m,ps d. O. wholesale retail Pfees low
IRA PRsgco g. Sox, No 81 Nasssu-st
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IOIIpAY PRESENTS.

Elegantly bound Music every variety and Of the lste,
publications, for sale by
WN HALL Son,
No 80 BroadMaH op ,osite the PArk.
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Sssomen thss found ese where Ia the United STATES
Zach aud -old nelly 10 prices
Second hand Pianos great harraus Pianos TO rent
AoRsct WATERS. No SS3 Broadway.
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HOLIDAY PRTsENTs.-A great sacrifice of rich
SILKS CLoAKs sATNs Silk VELvnrs. MEsNos. Psrsmst-
ta Ptside Ladies' Co'hs Cs.hB.res Bi,ck SILKS &c
ssny going at q NJ. 8oDNs's No $50 Grand S.,
Of Orchard Lsde. purchasing for tho Holidays should cal
esrlv
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THr OLD AND New YEAR

shall ofor the Public tho coming HOLIDAYS fine
Of useful AID oinsmeei. PRLsENrs, consisting of
WATCHES, JEwElRy. SILVER WARE, DIAMONDS and yaTie
~ Of small aud less expensive articles WN TAsBgLL.
No SSs Broadway late Of tho firm Of c. Benedict Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

ROBES DE CHAMBRE, EMBROIDERED SMOKING
JAcEgTs 0ESILEmgss -HAwLs A very select stock Of
The above oI Hocey prosenis, at very Iedoeed prices
OEyLIN a. Co,
Nos z5c 2so EGO Broadusv car Warren e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08
11G1 ano Gn,otor.
A DOLLAR @ TWe

With castiou, step as we tread our way through
This intrinsic world, as other folks do,
May NE still on our journey be able to view
The benevolent face of dollar or two.
For an excellent think is dollar or two.
No friend is se truo SO q dollar or two;
Thro' county or town rs we pass up and down,
No passport go good rs dollar or two.
Would you read yourself out Of the Bachelor crew
And the hand Of female divinity sue3
You must always be ready the handsome to DO,
Althosghit it should cost you dollar or two;
loves arrows are tipped with dollar or two,
And affections ure gained by dollar or two,.
The beS. aid you can meetin advancing your suit
Is'the eloquent chink Of dollar or two.
would you wish your existence with faith Undue
And enroll in the ranks of tho sancthed fews
To enjoy good name and well cushioned pew,
You must freely come down with a dollar or two.
The gospel is preached for a dollar or two,
Tho salvation is reached for dollar or two;
You mny sin some at times bat the worst Of crimes
70 10 find yourself short of dollar or two.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08
FALL TRADE, FOR 1853!

ryHHE having SYSTEM dng the
nand CASH PAID DOWN
has
advantage of getting his Goods
Ten Fifteen Per Cent Cheaper
compelled sell this
additional of any col
aided slight
Hamburg purchasing SUPPLIES that the Merchant who
who
enabled
his larger his
Stocks SELLS QUICK and TURNS OVER his
intelligent will the CASH SYSTEM
more making
II
CASH
supplies. the best CREDIT HOUSES -
Undersigned having made keep hand LARGER SOCk
ALLKENDs OF GROCERIES
did only ash of their friends and others g this market give
addition FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
supply nearly all the staple Goods usually used in the country such
Saddery Hats Shoes CaIicoes Srtngs Sheengs Blankets
FLANNELs, &c, &c.
drnicth
incaIi thea nion
Teas, Sugars Coffee, Cheese, Moiasscs Flour kSacon
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Cash for their Goods and thereby Fifteen DH HIM
had at the Carolina Hotel
% will the best and warranted to what
H. H.
Hamburg, Oct, 10, Gin 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

A Coop ..OwE.-An Indiana correspon.
dent of the:s:Aiexandria tvirginia) Gazette
sends the following to that paper, with ap,
propriate vouchiugs of its truth:
"At the breaking of ground for the com
mencement of Lynchburg and Tennessee
Railroad, at Lynchburg. the Rev. J. E.,
by appointment, acted as chaplain on the
occasion. At the time appointed for prayer,
the chaplain raised his hands, and said
(" Let US pray" In an instant all hats were
doffed, and the chaplain commenced, slowly
and solemny, to read very appropriate
manuscript prayer, which he had previously
prepared. During the reading Of the prayer,
an old negro who had been engaged with
his spade, was resting, with one foot on the
spade and his arms on the handle looking
very intently in the chaplain's face. AT the
conclusion Of the prayer, the old negro,
Strengthening himself up, remarked audbly,
+" Well reckon dat's de fust time de Lord
has ever been written to on de subject oi
railroads.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08
Females, Read the following.

-NEWAEh, ". d'' "HH "A.
Yellow Dock SarparIa gives great satisfaction In every
case. .fr. f
very respectable gentleman informed me that his daugh.
ter troubled with difficult mcnsim8tlOn and diseases pc
cnnr her She had not hui her regular mcrstrunl
discharge fr long time: bn by the use OF Dr. Guysoh
Yellow Dock and Sarsapnra radically cured. She uSrd
Tonnunds and o"r. without receiving the slightest benefit
lie had one daughter 10 die from the came cause
j. ii. TRlPP i CO .
TT PrrcE 81 per bottlr-six bottles fnr -.
SCOyIL K MEAD, III Charters Street New Orleans,
General Wholesale Agents for the South. =.
r- S.ld by e.. l. PENN Eigrfcld G. H.; W WARDLhW
& DENDY, Abberirc c. H.:SPRATT &c JONES. Ncwber-
~ C. H.: \. j. CREIGHTON. Hamburg; HAFlI.AND
IlsLEY CO. Augusta, Ga, and by one Agent In every
Town in the South lrsf
Gm 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08
Savannah River Valley R. Road

TIIlS Company having been organized, and now
l. preparing to commence operations. deem pro-
per fir the purpose Of increasing subscriptions to
the Stuck to give notice that the Directors have ap-
point all The Commissioners, heretofore appointed
to receive subscriptions, and specially request them
to devote still more time and labor to this important
enterprise, by continuing to use their influence in
procuring as much Stock TO be taken ~ possible,
within their respective localities. And IN this end
they are authorized To receive from subscribers to
Stock, notes bearing interest Cor the instalment of
ten per cent, payable to the Savannah River Valley
Rail Road. HIRAM HUTCHINSON, Pres.
Dec 3m AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08
New Fall and Winter Goods,
MTLLER & WARREN,
Augusta, Ga,

S-FASAsSaAAA-hSHS 49, WV S~SsNSS%Sf1~S~'S
Augusta, Ga,
TTAVE Just received, at their Store, Corner op-
Ill posite the Mansion House, large and COM
pete Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting Of
Brocade and Rich Plaid SILKS,
Brocade and Striped Black SILKS,
Embroidered Merino Robes,
Rich Figured Cashmeres aud D'Laines,
Plain French and English Mernos,
Saxony Plaids, beautiful article for 'Childrons 3
Dresses,
Cold English Flanncs, for Children and Ladies'
Sacks,
Super. White Gauze and Welsh Flannca,
Black Chally, D'Laines and Bomhazncs,
French, English and American PRINTS,
Rich Embroidcrics,
French CHEMTZETTES and SLEEVES,
Collars Worked Bands;
Muslin Elgngs and lnscrtings: Irish Linens;
Damask, Table Cloths. Table Napkins and Doyle",
1874 Heavy Barnsley !Sheeting-,
Together with fine Stock of SATIN ETS,
Kentucky JEANS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
aud VEST[NGS.
We respectfully solicit call from our fricndn
and customers, and persons visiting the city would
do we'll to give us n look before purchasing.
Augusta, Oct u 6m 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

RECENTLY at the dinner table of q Cleve.
land hotel, when the cloth had been removed
for the "last course" verdant gentleman
summoning servant, called for some Of
that" pointing to a dish Of ice cream. The
waiter wondered at the order, but accustom.
ed to obey, hurried to the pantry and re-
turned with the desired article. The gentle
man coolly spread the ice croam upon his
plate, carefully buttered it, and took mouth.
ful, the result of which was anything but
satisfactory.
Waiter" said he, take this plate away
and bring me some pudding that isn't quite
so cold"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

A B1cKKRISc pair of Quakers wero lately
heard in high controversy, and the rerentant
husband exclaimed: 81 am determined to
have one quiet week with thee!"
But how wilt ,hou be able TO get il r
said the taunsing spouse, in "reiteration,"
which married lalies 30 provokinsly in.
dulge in.
II will keep thee week after .hou'rt
Dead" was the Quaker's rejoindcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

A Dreadful +. Bad Breast cured. in one "onfh
Extract Of Il letter from Mr. FEEpact TCEHE, Of PEN
shurst Kent dated December 13th, 1850. :.
To PrrrESsoE HOLLOWAY, .
SIR: My wife had suffered from Dad Breast for more than
six months md during tle pcriv hal the best mclt
cal Attendance but all 10 no lInvil: before. healed
aw(n wound in my own lcs by yulr nlrivllcd medicine
determined agr Your Fills aud Ohiinru anr there
prc gave them ra in her and fortunate lRas did 80,
for in less than month perfect WAS effected. and the
benefit that various other branches Of my family have derived
FROM their Il really astonishing. now slrvniS recon-.
mend them IL al my friends.
(Signcd) FREDERICK TEESEK:
s9g- The Pills should be used conformity with the oht-
ment In most Of Che following cases.
Bud Legs Bad Breasts Burns, Bunions, Bite Of Mosche-
toes and sand Flies, c,'-hay. Chr-g-fS' ChiDlaiis.
Ghuppcd hands, Gurus (sor Cancers Contracted ana slI
Joints, EcanIiasS Fistuis, Gnut. Gaid'l!ur Swciine
luinasD Piles rheumatism. Scalds Src Nipples sure
Thrors Skin Diseases Scrry SURE llci Iunours eicer
Wounds, Saws.
Sold mt the establishment Of Professor 1iOIAWAf, i
Strand, tncar Temple ar. In,on) and by nli rsprcnne
Druggists and Dcnlrrs In Medicines throughout the lrtish
Empire aud Of those OF The Cniied STATES IN Pots nj ..
81 cents anu 50 cents each. Wholesale by the principal
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SANDS New York, and p. NJ. COHEN Charleston.
For sale in Edgefcld Ivy &. l. PENN. AGENT.
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