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PREPARED FOR CHoLtRA.-The late papers
from London mention that the cholera has made
its appearance in various parts of England, but
not to al alarming extent. The London News
says:
"Should the isolated cases which are manifest
ing themselves in various quarters be exchanged
for general prevalence of this fearful vista J
lion The officials of the Me,ropolilas hospilal9
We are glad 10 say, will be found quite prepared
extra wards having been fitted up and the means
of remedial treatment abundanlly provided"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

s[;y- TIE Friends Of COL \. C. DARLINGTON
respectfully announce him as y Candidate to repre-
sent the 18th Congressional District, at the election
in October next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24
Fresh Flour.
April 4

TUsT received 5000 Lbs. GOOD COUNTRY
C FLOUR, in Sacks. and for sale by
G. L. PENN, AGENT.
April II IL
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TIE Rem {,

rTNHE Room at present occupied by Mr.. Lod Hill
asa Dry Goods Store. In my absence apply
to J. A. Williams. ,. ClhlollL
Dec 2S w
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

THE GOVERNOR ELEcT.-Govcrnor Bragg, OF
North Carolina, on his return from The canvass
OF the western counties, when within lew
miles of Ashvie, met with an accident 6Y whlch
his life was placed in imminent peril. His horse
became frightened and ran away, and IN his el-
forts 10 stop him Mr. Bragg was thrown upon
the ground, and run over by the buggy lie
received some severe bruises, but wasable to 80
OIL his way home,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

TIE Governor AfSpARrAsBuEc.-The good
people Of Spartanburg have been doing 'i'e
honors right preliiIy3ito Gov. Manning: ball
was given to inn OFF iday evening, at which
several hundred were present. The Express
says:
"A. half.pasi o'tlok, on Friday evening, the
ball was opened, wien tie Governor entered,
attended by his reti,iue, conspicuous amongst
whom we observed Chat venerable and dislin-
guis!rcd gentleman, Colonel B. II. Watts, Gene
ral Williams, Gen. Dunovanl, Gen. NesbiI, Col.
r. S. Sims, aud Crls.J. Scaiie, accomiined by
several o,ier officers.
soon al.er several formal introduc,ions 10
his excelIency had.been disposed Of and the par.
ty were srarcd, the giddy dance, accompanied
with excellent musicF.by Nlc>srs. William, aud
Poole commenced R.righ: good earnest, and
We were pleased stosse the aged sire, the stald
mn.ron. The lpstIs sesss and anpY swain engage
in it's p ensures. and take part in The dance Which
wis graccd by his eAcelcnry."
We regret 10 learn Irom the same paper that
Gov. Manning will be umable 10 attend further
re, Jews in consequence OF feeble health.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

FEARFUL STATE OF ANARCHY Ts CHINA
Private letters aud circulars received in Boston
from China: by the Arabia, give accounts of
sad state of affairs in that country, the result OF
The civil war which has been SO long raging there.
The Boston Traveller says:
The old government having lis hands fully
occupied in rerelling The at'acks of the insur,
g,ms in the vicinity Of Pekin, bands of armed
rubbrrs are devastating the country, particularly
iIe Central Provinces. One letter sla'cs that
lor.v-trahi lea companies hal returned to Shan
rhac RON he ''cmr;l Ftu,inres, having been
Ioblra of all ,mrir nIpars of purchase.
The great commercial part OF Honan has
been hurn, by an armed mob. Ningrhow, the
JiSirir. from whence iiIe Moning teas are brought
is stated 10 be in possession of IN armed rabbIe,
who nave hchcadrd The mandarins and taken
nosseS>ioa of he Government. In some prov
inrrs The mandarin> have forbidden teas TO be
crown. for fear that i; will attract the attention
Of thu insurgents. These Disturbances il was
thought would seriously affect The forwarding
Of teas. All WAS quiet III Canton.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

ORDER AT S7. LoUls.-Tne ST. Louis Demo-
crai OF The llti inst, speaking Of The restoration
Of order and quiet in mat city, after the late
election riot, says:
The city was never more quiet. The proca,
nation. sweeping the streets of boys after 8
o'clock, seemed to be the very measure desired
for long lime, and having observed lis excel.
lent results in this late emergency, we hope IT
will be persevered in for all 'iDe to come All
over the citv the tranquility was really wonder,
full. Wm harrington, one of those wounded
during the riots has since died. 1t is estimated
thai 1000 pistols and 500 bowie knives were
sold in the city while the riots were in progress
The military who were ordered out state In a |,
card that their pieces were loaded with ball and
buckshot, so that had it been necessary to hire
on the mob, bloody work would have ensued.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

SLANE RaDE SOpA-Ih iSt'Si W. '''S
New York Times, dated Havana, August 8,
The old American bark Nlilandon, named
after The lale opnleGt citizen Of New Orleans,
which had been 70. serefal years Spanish prop
erly, under American coors, in trade be.ween
,hi. ana New OyIrans. was recently seized upon
tme oas OF Africa, and condemned as a SLAYER,
T.,c Captain General has, aier most de'ermIn-
cd perseverance. forced The discovery Of seventy
o. r;uh,v more nf The Africans introduced i'll
O.ir1s:, by ;he American brig Grey Eag lie, ON
inflammation said 10 De obtained through ;le
Br i,h Consulate.
We nave the details of another slave eypedl-
ton through ihe testimony of an American eai-
lor which was colisummaied without moesLation
4, 4 small por called San Carlos, Or estate of
thai name 10 the east Of Trinidad. The vessels
name is given as the Julia Mister or Mis'a. II
is said .lai 400 old negroes were landed, the
vessel Immediately burned, and the American
seamen on board forwarded by The agents OF
,hr enterprise 10 Havana as distressed mariners
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

THE Kyow-NoTHrNG CAYDIDATE-Ex-Secre-
tary Clayton, who is reported to favor lie cause
of The Native Americans and KnOw-Nohings,
is said 10 have prepared IL very Interesting letter
on the subject Of the privileges granted to tor
eigners which is now exciting so much atlen ION
in all parts Of the country. The letter. it is
expected, will soon be published. He is tis ling
for the Presidential nomination.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

TROUBLE on CoARD u. S. SHIp-Wc sec
j, Stated hat III. Monroe, one Of inc officers on
board lhe slip Of war Vincennes, Commodore
Ringgods A1g ship,!al Hong Kong, has been
suspended because lareiusrd % sist orders com,
prIiing tic men under his command i" attend
The chapel service-knowing ia many Of them
had cons, cn;ons objections 10 attend SUCH en-
erciscs. Ii is also ssatcd tiai one OF The men
on board, who belonged 10 the Dutch Reformed
church, was put in irons for olrc.iun, on grounds
Of conscience, 10 attend Il worship in which he
he did not believe. A'iu report OF the affair, il
is added, has oeen forwarded 10 The Secretary OF
.he Navy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

Coysu1. AT llAvAxA-Thc y. O. Delta says of
Roger Baron. Of Miss, tI1e newly appointed
Con>u' Il: Havana:
I'VE doubt if Mr.. Barton will accept his ap-
nn;n mcnl. He is one of ihe tir>i men. if moi
the very irS; man in Mississippi, aud was The OPP
pu,inr rpmIiiaie 10 Colonel Davis prcscn Sec
relary Of War, wien he wis elected Senator
from Mississippi. Mr.. Bar.on's tale"ls ar" Of
The hirhc>, orjer His reputation for cha'ac,er,
honor. fidelity and frmness, is as iiig as the
esteem in which his talents are held. Bn Mr..
Dar,ou love, his ease anG Independence zoo well
TO leave his pleasant residence in North Mi>sis-
sppi. one u the most delightful regions OF ,hrr
United S;alrs-to accept the pecarinns Il d
poorly remuneraed office Of ConsuI III Havana.
il is i common error 10 represent this as 4 Valu-
JIe post whereas, in fact It's remuneration VIII
barely drfrav The expense Of an economical es-
tabIishment in that expensive city of Havana
No Mississippi gentleman of Independence would
consent 10 hold lhe office for twelve months"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

THE SPANISH REsoLuTIos.-lt we may be-
lirve London correspondent of Inc n. Y. Daily
Times. Mr.. Buchanan has sent 10 President
Pierce despatch urging ;hat as ile p;esep re-
brllion in Spain promises To Gc successful, and
England and France will make use Of II to Sc
cure surh il Reconsideration of The Spanish G"s
crnmcut as will ia5lhem, Tie United States
ought TO use her iaauenre 10 make the new
90, ernmcnt arrnrdawitI her own sympathIes
and interest. Mr.. SouIe /, said to have sent 4
similar Lc>pA,ch lie oLjjrc OF both communi.
cation, being 10 Influence Congress, in order 10
procure The len million appropriation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24
EDGEFIELD IS. c., AUGUST a. 1854.

and more modern structures while many parts
of the c y, which but wear or two since We're
an open waste. are now covered with new quill
of all kinds are IN Il flour.
i,hing condition, and jail who wish 10 work find
no difficulty in obtaining employment.
With such cheering prospects before us, we
confidently recommend Augusta to our friends,
bulil near and di>iani, as il most excellent nIar-
he; in which TO purchase their fall and winter
supnies. They viii find The assortment of
gouds both large and varied AID cau purchase
Them on as acknowledgements ~ III any o,hrr city
in .ne Union.-Augu>l Cousiilu. ionaIis..
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EDITORIAL-Au editor out W est, IN speak
ing of his domestic increase gives the fol-
lowing:
Sound ,hc stage-horn-blast the trumpet,
That The waiting world may know,
Publish ii through all our borders,
Even unto Mexico.
Seize your pen, oh dreaming poet
And in numbers smooth as may be,
Spread aar the JOYFUL tidings
BetsY's got another baby!
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spt when his testimony L 70 BE- used agaanss the ~
a9sss, sxsestor administrator
C.srt. % q 70 require notice in any cass'
Eos-Sasa o. Guwter.-woopnUu, IA covenant by
u ia !, surety for the :sa sn s e back
tsnants agreement II valid although such covenant
~ ~msrsntv The seal itself Is sufcient expression Of
eousideration to satisfy the statute Of frauds.
Leesc o. Bss5awk. -WooDRur, IA debtor who has
sacned his property for the benefit of his creditors
though the event Of the suit has not that
direct and immediate interest which renders him ncom-
meaning Of that provision Of the code which excludes
him for whose immediate benefit the suit is brought
Vfamcois w Ochs-WooDRuyT, Where a party de-
srous of obtaining work of art selects particular
artist, and employs him to produce it, he ia entitled
the labor and skill of the artist whom he has chosen and
artist to whom the former may entrust the execution Of
the work. When party employs artist to paint q
portrait he is not bound to accept pay for painting
sented But action brought by the plaintiff to
for work and labor in painting portrait Of the
wife, where appears defendant accepted the paint
hg, and promised to pay the sum stipulated and de-
cAred it "a first rate portrait" and ordered It to DC
se1t to the frame makers and Il was 50 sent
contradictory evidence in regard to the likeness OF the
portrait to the defendants wife, and although II appear
Cd that the painting in fact done by the plaintiff
father it is yet held that finding of the Justice In the
plaintiffs favor ought not to be disturbed.
Dupont rs Payt0n.-INoRAHAM, J.-Where vendor
sstes to purchaser ct the of SALE that the lot is
worth its real vbue such representation Will
not sustain action for fraud
Cusack vs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, jim proceeding
under the mechanics lien law, by an empoye OF sub
contractor foreclose lien claimed by such empoye
ssainst the owner such subcontractor is competent
witness for the owner to defeat recovery.
Quere-Whether under the act Of 1851, the employe
Of q sub contractor acquire lien!
Peters rs Siacr.-lNGRAHAN, J.-Proof Of title In third
party assignment of the property to plaintiff and
demand and refusal by the defendant make out prn0
face case in action to recover for personal property
and nonsus u the court below was improperly granted
The value Of the property and interest from the time Of
conversion the proper masure Of damages in such an
action.
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THE MILITARY.

DRESENTATION TO COLONEL ANDREW WARNER.
The officers Of the Fifth Regiment New York state
Militia met ON Monday evening at Washington Hotel TO
present to their late Colonel memorial OF he respect
esteem There assembled the officers in commits
sion ana those OF days gone bya pleasant association
the past with the present dinner preceded the
uona dinner abundant and most inviting adorned with
enough OF tho poetry of eating dishes with
names TO please fasdious taste while substantial fare
steamed upon tue loaded tables and inensed every
ute 70 he highest pitch OF military fervor and pre-
sent aea IN his duty At the removal Of the cloth the
present was placed the table, consisted
two candeabras The body of the clock which black
marble surmounted with an elegant
horseback aiming blow with his battle an antago
INST whose morse es dead on the field and who Is himself
unhemed The action expressed in figures
and iolike and tho whole design executed with oonsum
mate art lilo presentation was msdo by Adjutant Eson
vein in an appropriate and feeling speech the accept
anee ~ Colonel was sodiery and The
twelve o'clock oasts speeches and
the hours Captain Hoffman addressed Colonel Warner M
terms Of profound regard terms which found from
every heart In loud and prolonged applause Lieutenant
just communication Major Worth was also most happy In
his reparks, plying his artillery right and left.
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Mails for the Pacific.

yHE NEW YORK HERALD-CALIFORNIA EDITION.
The United States mail steamship Ohio, Captain
Sshenek viii leave this port tomorrow afternoon, at
two O'Clock, for Aspinwan.
The mails for California and other parts Of the Pacific
win close at one O'Clock
Tine NEW YORK WEEKLY HxRAlD, California edition,
tanning the latest intelligence from all parts of the world
viii be published at ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Single copies sixpence Agents will please send in their
orders as early possible.
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Morre,s Inxigorsting Elixir. or CortiiaI

inquired how this great restorative is accomplish.
extraordinary cures, We only reply, that in the
herr that forms its cardinal ingredient, have been
n.y. the Omnipotsnt Physician, larger amount and
posed to exist in hundred different articles Of the
lopaia. whole medicine chest OF remedies, 80 to
Gems TO have been combined in this herb and in the
cordial we have their concentrated essence. 1t is
~ however not the cause, with which we have to
che practical application OF the medicine. The VIC
idyspepsia are cured, the nervous relieved the
kiy2ea resume their activity, the sufferers from
IL are tormented more, the weak become vigorous
Ci Jaunuiee leaves tine complexion OF the bilious,
tcsseu in spirit become buoyant, the sick in amo
andltion OF disease derive immediate benefit from tn
tDr. dorseis insisorating elixir cordial. These
Imported by rrefrsgabIe proof are presented to tn
OF iiisads, WHO can verify tacm by single bottle
.ui.ine. ihe cordial Is pat up, highly
itottes Price e5 per bottle, Two g. ELK Tor Si2
ORC, proprietor w broadway. Sold by druggists
tDut the United States and canada.
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Died.
Died,
0 Friday sorning, March 8, HENRY LAvERTy, of this

IN Friday ,ornng, March 8, HENRY LAvERTy, of this
y, In the 9Th year of his age
ne friend Of the family are respectfully invited to
ena the fuer services, at Grace Church, this after
I'm, at two clock, without further invitation.
n Friday arch D. in Brooklyn, of water on the brain,
Sahs,hk LelsA, youngest daughter Of John and Jane
hnel aged years, months and days.
rienusi the family, also the members of the b. p
Bind L. Asssiaton, and the members Of the Brooklyn
Lge No. 70 o. OF o. f., invited to attend the ia,
nai from u corner Of Bolivar and Navy streets this
aftnoon, at so O'Clock.
liiadelphipapers please copy.
dihursdayvenng, March z, Mrs. IDA ASpRzsr. widow
OF be late Dad Andrest, aged VI years and months
ar friends nd relatives, and those of her son In law
Daiei .roninare respectfully invited to attend her fu
this ate,oon, at two O'Clock, from her late resi-
0ene, llo WoAer street.
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huraay, March 2 at st. Marks Church, BY the
RJr. Arhon, JOHN N. HAYWARD, OF the firm OF Hood
&jward Of this city to SARAH j., eldest daughter of
Yam lyon, Esq, OF Hampstead, L. 1.
4 sunds evening, February 70, by the Rev. DIR. Mil
4 at his isdence, 3OS Broome street. Mr.. GEORGE H.
iIl,AS toMiss SUSANNA CAArwKlL; also, MIR. wM SIM
ms to Mist ANN WORTHY.
n friuay February "A, in this city, by the Rev. Dr.
richard, EBklT W. ROGERS OF New York to Miss
EANcR A. hlIoR OF Newark, n. j.
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Poy wANTED-APPLY AT s25 BRIDGE STREET
I'D BROOKLYN.

THE ADVERTISER is DESTROYS OF OBTAINING A
situation in bank and TO any person who shall pro
cure such for Lin he will give as remuneration musical
instruction bonus II preferred He IL director one Of
our best church chos has been engaged as bookeeper
counting feels himself well qualified fulh the
duties Of both He Is aware that banking generally
dislike the connection Of music with
best OF reerence suretes, &C., be given Address
Bank, Broadway Post once,
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CRYSTAL PALACE.


CRYSTAL PALACE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
" been shown ticket headed Union Ticket for Direct
of the Association Tor the Exhibition for the Industry
all Nations and upon which ticket appear In
nominaton for Directors beg leave to state
holders that we are in favor OF the following ticket
Jacob A. Westervelt, James b. Brewster,
iiiiam W. Stone John 4. Parish,
John CGmpbl, William Is. Dinsmore.
David W. Catln, Charles j. Richards,
Thomas II. Stilman, George Steers,
rbineas 4. Barnum, William Chauncey,
Dudley Persse, Cornelius v. Clickener,
lillian U lirien, John III. Cornell,
John ii. White, Henry Hilton
Edward uaight Robert Il. Coleman,
John N. Genin, John 4. Treadwell,
Udolpho Wolfe. Warren Leland,
William H. Burroughs.
The above ticket recommended unanimously with
single exception) by committee appointed at general
meeting Of the stockholders, and approved Of at suisse
meeting held at the Metropolitan Hotel Tuesday
evening February Is We shall give this ticket support
at tie coming election JOHN III. WHITE.
d. PERSSE,
T.. T. BAKNUM
New York, March4, 1854. JAMES Il. BREWSTER.
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V who fear smallpox, Rcad.-Brand

rpils, established l75l-ILese celebrated pills are
In alued for their midness innocence and vigorous
4s medicine Tor cleansing the stomach, and bowels
AID all impurities. Their prevents or
VI noderates diseases OF contagious nature 1t ID
i'll established, that when person is seized with
disease, IL is because there is something in the
his animal economy which hts 1t to receive the poi
= eetion. brandreth's pills take this something
o. be system upon which contagion hnds resting
, yhoee who them may walk through pcstilentiRI
tLsut fear Sold at - cents per box, with full d.
II stbo lispenard street, Al Hudson street, and IA
After the Lrst OF May DR.. Branareth's ONCE will
d bDaaway, corner OF Canal street.
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Banvard's Lectures at the GeOrama are
,ued tonight The literal fulflment the prophesy
skiel upon Egypt will be explained by the panorama
the river Nile, which will for this occasion be presented
h the Holy Land.
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b, Elastic Stocking, Female Bandage
J. No. IL Ann street. established for last twenty
Instruments for bow legs, weak ankles, crooked
louluer braces knee caps, &c. N. B.-Entrance to
10 roopy through tbs hall, and . female in attend
wait 81 y@fah gers, please notice the name.
Aii. GLOVER, No. IL Ann street.
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Root, No. 363 Broadway, has the Worlds
rair premium for daguerreotypes Enough saidi
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ales the Hare ut Hounds Approach" 20
Asir At the approach Of age. Use Barker's TONGUE
eieAniy, restorative. Price % cents. Sold every
Principal depot BAkkEk'S ladies' hairdressing ss-
Ont, 4Sy Broadway.
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BUILDING MATERIALs-THosE WHO CoNrEx-
.ssY =:
: .s.:: "a:
ies .s
s.ss ~.
iss Grssnwch street. Mr.. O. Blunt. building 30 nSrrsy
i s and
snd White
ing i6 Dey street Mr. l. stsve1s eishses1. sgainss
Hall building Washington street Fourth sad FIN
nS & s SSdns on TSsy
,
Building. Thirty street between Ninth
squares and round columns inses and cornss ysss and
. y BRo 1sn
So Goerck street, near Delaney new York.
CHARCoAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS CONSTANT.
hand full supply Of prepared chareGs for rseti
No It's third street. between avenues and B.
CHEAP IRON gEDsrEADs BEDDING, AND SPRING.
.
Cno.c. FAMILY Il E;..; IAy!oaI
s a sss 1::s
& % and s a. psS ss II The
may merit liberal share Of your patronage.
CURE OF coRNs-BY MADAME BERNARD, NO. 1u
s Sssm e: y, sns es.s e.
a.Ssd her order to enable every one 70 be free o
Nc %
%
TYR, MccLNTocK's TONIC ALTERNATIVE SYRUP
CURING alteration q the pur!ass
& Il @ oSs s I one =: e
the Juice, Of plants only IL + more safe and
% .s sn D.
,un :. p ,,s. sSss ss % ssn
White .rsas a;er. suS.Isiss sSs lungs sSre
% % pu ss 70 q s. ~
b. ss ,4s &:
article &C. ever 70 the public Price pats
% r. s sss
street, up stairs.
sa5S1Tn1s sssAsDs Il 4. sSss dsA.S
make plated absts es sets sas coffee urns Ss cas-.
tors to table forks soaSN %ss% ss::
Between Fulton and Ann streets opposite the church.
o. NR x ..:. 10 .ss
at the laboratory az Centre street. Grand OF
tended to-
CPIRAL MOULDING MACHINE.-THIs NEWLY IN.
vented and long sought for machine . in
Tnssp sss ss s%r PEE. sss;
:sss :'' IN. s.sa
will do the work Of fifty mon in superior Orders
executed with despatch The rights portions Of the
United states will be sold. RUCER CO.,
l63 West Twenty seventh street, Eighth
Rear building, second door.
THIS WORLDS AWARD
Both the old world and the
At their fairs endorsed a. true
All the claims by Lyons made
For his Powder; Science weighed
All its merits and decreed
Two prize medals as its NEED.
Such IL now its general fame,
That acountorfeiting game
Is pursued IN every town
Where the Powders used and known.
IYON,i sppears label flask Of the
petc now dsr for insects and boz Of
tic pills for destroying and mice Central depot NoN
broadway
vxrANTRD-PROFEssOR DE ALTON WILL SEND
w on receipt 81 printed Instructions IN twelve d9r
ant male female realise from eI5 -
S psr week instructions how to make mAtrimosv
easy address Professor dc Alton boz Ia Chatham SqsafS
Post once
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
Personal.

HHILD LOST-A LITTLE NOTHERLESS BOY, NAMED
Francis between three and four years Of lost
yesterday about o'clock no was dressed cohes
hair and ewes ANY that will lead TO his
recovery will be thankfully received his afflicted father
John W. Ferguson, store Dry Dock street. Eleventh