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LAND FOR SALE.

TWO TRACTS in Granville County, { miles
west of Franklinton Depot, containing upwards of
200 acres of good bottom land in both tracts. I
viii sell them together or separate. They are di-
vided by the public road leading from Oxford to
Raleigh. I will give from one to ten years indul-
gence. Apply to Rev B. B.. Hester, who will show
and bargain the land.
Alsc, 4 one acre lots at Normal College, joining
the College Square one well improved, with a
cOmmodious dwelling; has Is rooms. 1 will sell
any one or all of the lots. Apply to the subscri-
Der at Normal College.
T. LAWRENCE.
August 9, 1856. 50-5t.
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MARRIED,

In Chatham, on the 10th inst, by Rev. M.
johnson, Mr.. A. j. Burns and Eliza Riddle.
In Norfolk, on w ednesday the Goth inst,
by the Rev. Tiberus Gracious Jones, Mr..
James G., son of Jordan Womble, ST., of
Raleigh, to Miss Cornelia l., daughter of
Miles Davis, of Norfolk, Va.
pA City papers please copy.
On the 7th of August, by S. t. Culberson,
ESQ.,, Mr.. John G.. Calhoun Kirkman, to
Miss Elizabeth D. Stone, all of Chatham Co.,
N G.
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AGENTS!

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS OFFERED.
Persons sending me their address, I will mail
and with instructions to operate that will enable
them to make from $50 to 500 per month. The
list comprises over 100 New and Popular Books,
among which will be found some of the best selling
subscription B oks in America.
Address d. RULIS0N, Quaker City Publishing
House, 80 South Third street, Philadelphia. Or,
if living West, to LII. NJ. RULISoN, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Slim
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Spirit IT tge 9gs, 9ale5gB, y0rtB-Ga10Iipa~

been troubled with a cough. 1 can cheerfully re-
commend it to all, as being a remedy of great
value. MOVES
None genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale by all the Druggist is in Raleigh, Colds
boro,' and ghout the State.
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Go to your meetings! and the ever bright
ening prospect shall animate you-the totter-
ing fabric of a licensed system ofdebauchery,
pillage and blood, shall encourage-the rls-
ing majesty-for it will be seen in prospect /;
the rising majesty of a purged and vindica-
ted law, will inspire fresh ardour-the bless
ings of fathers and mothers-the gratitude OF
ransomed women, and the songs of deliver
ance which untimely orphans will sing, shall
be Your reward
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MAYORS Office.
RALEIGH. Anr. IL.

RALEIGH, Aug. l., 1000
A REWARD of five Dollars will be paid bythe
II Commissioner oftbe City of Raleigh, for the
detection and conviction fanny person, who shall
w~antonly throw filth, or rubbish of any kind, into
any of the public wells of the City, or in any man
ner injurc the proper working of the public
pumps.
51-3t WIN. DALLAS HAYWOOD. Mayor.
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GRAuAM's ILLUSTRATED MAGAzINE.-Thls
favorite old Magazine loses none of its fresh
ness since the change in proprietors, but
rather improves in r~aciness and vigor. The
September number is a splendid one. The
steel engraving, "The only daughter" is one
Of the best things we have ever seen In a
magazine. The literary matter is varied,
sprightly and elegant.
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TINE North Carolina Magistrate, a practical
Il guide to the laws of the State. and the decis-
ions of the Supreme Court, defining the duties
and jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace, under
the Revised Code of lS54-55-together with full
instructions, and numerous Forms and Presidents.
By EDWARD CANTWELL, Esq, l.. L. B.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
One vol. s vo.-COntaining nearly 500 pages,
handsomely printed, on good paper. and we'll
bound, in Law binding.
Price SO so; Postage 36 cents.
This day published and for sale by
III. d. TURNER, n. c.. Bookstore.
Raleigh, \. c., Aug, z, 1856. So
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PETERSBURG MARKE

-" US9 "
BRO w N LEY HICKS S.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
CorToN-stock light, not much demand, we
quote sales at liz to II.
CoRN-Therei is a good demand for white, sales
at rs a so.
WHEAT-Market dull, we notice a decline since
the last Steamer, red l 81 toll 80, white ] 81 l ~.
ToBAcco-The marke. opened this morning with
an active demand at very full prices for all des-
criptions. We quote Lugs at 6 to 81, mostly at 81
to Z! common leaf at 9 to 103 good and fine
from IL to $40.
GUANo-This article continues firm at $55.
BAcON-Continues in &C i've demand, IL to III
for shoulders, IL a 134 for sides, Va. IA a 144.
MACKERELNNo. 3, Boston inspection, 81 a 81.
LARD-Va. in kegs Is a 16, western in Dbl. l23
a Is.
HERRINGs--N C. cut are scarce, and No. l we
quote 81 a 81, No. 2, Rse 81 a 81.
MoLAssEs-Syrup A a 45, W. I. in hhds. 4S a
so, N. 0. in bbls. So a 60c.
CoFFEE-This article without change.
NAILs-4 a 5 as to quality.
IRoN-Swedes very scarce and high, many sizes
not to be had.
SALT.-L. P. 1 S5c. August %.
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WANTED

A TEACHER-A graduate of a distinguished
Southern College desires q situation, either in
some Male or Female Institute, or as Principal of
a Male Academy. Testimonials Of scholarship,
morality and success in teaching can be given from
the most eminent men in the State. All letters
addressed to the Editor of the Age will receive
prompt attention. 5l-tf
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WANTED RARE CHANCE ! +! GREAT IN

WAXrED-Men in every Town and County in the
Union to engage in = n honorable business, which
pays SIS and $40 per day. No Humbug Book or
Patent Medicine Business. Full particulars sent
free on application, post paid, to
d. WARNER 4 CO.,
Is South Third Street, Philadelphia.
August 16. 1856. 5I-14t.
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W0Inme {,
FRESH ARRIVALS.

DER SCHR. X. W. BROWN, from New York
Is bbls. C. Yellow Sugar,
rs bags prime Green Rio Coffee.
Low for cash at GEO. II. KELLEY 4 BROS.
Wilmington, Aug. 20, 1853. So
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GermantOn Female Seminary
EDGEWORTH
REbEA.IE SKBETNA.RT
GREENSBORO, N. C.

GREENSBORO, N. C.
THE next session of this Institution will COM
mence on Friday, the LIST of August.
The course of study is designed to embrace eve
ry thing necessary to a substantial and ornamen-
tai education. Great prominence is given to the
solid branches. Neither labor nor expense has
teen spared to secure instructors of the highest
qualifications in their various departments, and to
make Edgeworth second to no institution in the
country, in every thing necessary to a complete
education.
For circulars containing terms, course of in
struction, &c, apply to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
Greensboro June %. 1855. Aim
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School Master Murdered.

SN44OOA AoOUV &4 IA
An-atrocious murder has just been com
mitted in Florence, Ala. A correspondent
of the Mobile Morning Herald, thus furnish
es the particulars:
A schoolmaster had a tame sparrow of
whi;h he was very fond, and he had warned
his scholars that if any of them killed it, they
should die by his hands. By accident, or
Intentionally, one of the boys stepped on the
bird and killed it. Alarmed at the threats
of the master, the boy was afraid to return to
school but the master tranquilized the boys
mind, and begged him to come back. He
did so, and after the lessons were finished, he
took him into a private room, and strangled
him. On the boys father hearing what had
occurred, he loaded his gun and went and
shot the school-master dead.
Compensation Of Congressmen.-The House
of Representatives, have adopted a substi-
tute for the bill increasing the compensation
of members of Congress, which had PASSED
the Senate. By the substitute the annual
pay of a Congressman will be S 5000. The
bill allows the additional compensation from
the beginning of the present Congress. This
substitute was agreed to by the Senate, and
received the appresal of the President to be-
come a law. s9it4 !.
Holleway's Ointment and Pills, certain
Cure forW ounds aud lcers.-Thomas Thomp-
son, of Batavia, New York, was afflicted all
over his body with running ulcers, his life
at last became quite a burden to him, as he
was a misery to himself, and an annoyance
to his friends. In the hope of obtaining re.
| lief to his suferings, he consulted several
physicians and surgeons, but his case seem.
ed so desperate that it was considered hope.
less. At this stage he had recourse to Hol
I loway's Ointment and Pills, and perseverine
. with these remedies for ten weeks, he wai
completely cured, and now enjoys the best Of
Q health.
Bsl Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, ad
vertised in our columns, is spoken Of, by all wht
7 have used it, and by the press everywhere
as an excellent article for the preservation O
the hair, and for the promotion of its growth
We have ourself tried it as a toilet article, ant
find it to be superior to any other; and hav,
A known others who experienced great benef
from its use. It is worth a trial, at least, b
those whose hair has a tendency to come out
j. Kentucky Yeoman.
Liberal.-Perry Davis & Son, of Prov
dence, R. l., have recently expended owe
TO $40, 900 to secure the public against pawn,
IN their money and placing reliance upo
a worthless counterfeits and limitations of til
valuable Pain Killer.
en- CHARLESTON, AUG, 22-Alexander Carol
one of the Editors of the Courier of this cit
d. died last night of constipation Of the bowel
after four days illness.
on There are several new cases of yellow /
yer.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
From the q" Obee,,ern

Bacon Is a IA coffee, Rio, ID a Ia, Laguay-
ra Is cotton, 10 a IL according to quality; -four
81 a s so according to quality wheat, l 10; corn
rs a 90 c !; oats 40 40 peas IS a 20 hydes dry,
10 a 90 green, 4 as; iron, Swedes, 6 a En-
glish, a 5; lard, II; lead 81 molasses As a so
nails 54a51; salt, Liverpool sack, l so a l 60; sugar,
loaf ID, crushed 13 a 134, New Orleans 10 a ii, St
Croix and Porto Rico IL tallow, IL a II; tobac-
co manufactured, 8 a Is; white lead, $24 q p
window glass 8 by 10, 24 a q 10 by II, q; vel.
low dip turpentine, 2 55, scraped so spirits 35c.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

TER SCHR. WIN. Fl. SMITH, From New York
s Bbls. of fresh Soda Crackers,
10 " +" Sugar do
s Boxes " Soda do.
ALSO
PER w. & w. RAIL ROAD.
100 Prime N. C. Hams.
75 60 90 Sides,
75 I" " Shoulders.
All low for CASH at
GEO. 3. KELLEY & BROS.
August, 81. 81
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CITY TAXES

THAVE given a bond to collect the City Taxes by
i the first day of August next. Persons failing to
pay their Taxes by that time will incur an addition
expense by having their property advertised for
sale.
E. E. HARRIS, City Collector.
Raleigh, June 6, 1856. Al
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 so, hard l 40 /;
spirits turp. 81; rosin 10 a l Is common tar,
81 As salt sack, l Is; timber So to $40 90 -four
supr. s 90 a family 9 25 corn SO 400 butter % to
80; meal IS to IS; bacon, 13t hoground, is a
hams coffee, rio 90 to l23; laguayra Is to 90; ia
va 16 to II, st. Domingo IL a II; sugars loaf
IA, crushed 90 a l34; c Yellow 123 a Is, A coffee
90 a Is, brown IL a u; molasses hid. 90 a 40,
Dbl. 43 lime l % to / IS cow peas 80 to l co.
oats 90 to 40c.; cotton Toe to 101 lard IA; rice,
4 per cask, cleaned tallow candles I6 to Is, ada
% to 80, sperm 40 to SIS. Aug. %
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PRICES C RRENT
MARKET

Reported by JORDAN woMBLE, Grocer.
Flour, per Dbl. 6 so a Z 90; lard, IA to Is; butter
20 to Is meal p bush. so a 90 corn q bush
IS q so fodder p hundred rs a so; beeswax
Is to 30 dry hides, 10; white peas 20 to so
took peas, 20 to rs; bacon Ii IA; tallow, 10.
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NO

ON Tuesday the 10th day of Sept next, it being
~ Court day, I will offer, on the premises, the
farmers Hotel in the town Of Pittsboro' n. c., for
vent at the highest bidder, either for one or more
rears. THUS. D. MD
Collision P. o. 4S-ow.
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NOW READY.
SWAIM'S .JUSTICE-REVISED

August 9, 1856.
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\ learned writer, Deudy, says: DRY
zen. TO cIsue has brillient visions of poesy
Ate raw flesh aud Mr.. Radcliffe adept
el the same pan. Green tea and coffee
# we do sleep, induse dreaming. Bap-
t's'a PofIa for procurelng quiet rest and
pleasing dreams. swallowed horse tongue
afte- supper. Indigestion, and that condi-
ton which is termed a weak or irritable
stomach, constitute Il most fruitful source
OF VISIONS. The intermediate or direct
Influence OF repetition, in Totally altering
the sensations aud the disposition IN wa
king moments, asa proof oil II power To
derarge The circulation of the brain and
the mental faculties in sleep People
who are troubled with indigestion, may
surely Get relief from Hoohand's German
Bn,ers," sold exclusively in ths country
by DR.. c NJ. Jackson, 90 Arch Street,
Philadelphia, and by his agents. See
advertisement 4w l2
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Dr.. SToyE's LIQUID CArIIARr1c.


Somebody says that the Americans ICON
sumo more medicine than any other !
ton in the world. and the assertion is un-
doutedly true; for. besides supporting an
army OF physicians, regulars and
''quacks we swallow every kind ofnos-
trum that is put into the market, no mat
ter whether it comes from wise man o
a fool. There are. however, several S Il n
dard medicines, which, the longer they
are used. the more popular they become
and among this number. we know oinonc
that 50 well enjoys the confidence Of the
public as DIR. Stones Liquid Cathartic.
1t Is particularly recommended for rheu-
mliism, ne tralgia, pains in the he d. idc
tomach and the various prevalent diseases
of the summer and autumn months and
especially is il used for the eradication Of
humors from the blood. American Git
zen, Lowell. 2m6
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC.

Since the intsndueion OF my Schiedarn AromatI
Schnapps into the United States number Of Liquor
Miyers in New York. B1s,nn and Philadelphia have been
engaged in putting M mixed and poisonous Gin gree
e'ses and jugs and to be laned of upon the for
my genuine Schn,prs. ! have iirectc, my agents to
csatuts legal Proceedings against all persons who the,
may ascertain To be Engaged this nJst sys
tenn oi deception au call The press aud The pubic
AID The in their rfJfs remedy great an evil
UnuLPHo WOLFE
Wholesale ieeat. In Boston rho ,cH suppIy the
Eds!t. frufe.
CARTER COiCORb 4 PRESTON g5 Hanover stree,
"EEkS & POTTER. ia Warrington ST.
WILSON PAiREiNk K co, u fttlovnrs
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subject, II prevents the starch from stckinsso the
iron, and causes the linen 10 retain its stiffness An
other important advantage is that by using the P-sh
articles oan stare ed in either BOILED starch
and rened med aiey without the uhfayorable results
which usually How by he nory manner.
Prise only 25 cents in large bottles Prepared.b by D
TAYLOR, JR., No. 10 Brdad street Boston.
J Dnsmore & Sons Sko~hiyan, Gen Agents. Sold
in Ellsworth by
ly is 10
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- -,
MARRIED.

In Hancock april 10th by Rev. X. Y. Wat
son, Mr.. o. W. Young, to Miss. Eunice II -
Young both of Hancock.
In Castine, 3lst ult, Mr. Edward W. Fox
to Miss c. Josephine BRIGHAM. daughter Of
Hon. r. II. BRIGHAM. all of Castine.
In Seavlle Apr. 18th by Mr.. w. c. Higgins
ESQ.,, Mr.. Hiram +. Robbins of fremont to
Miss Catharine Ras masin, of Mt, Desert.
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H0LLOWAY'S PILLS
WHY ARE WE SICK +,

1t has been the lot Of the hnman 10 he weighed
down by disease and suffering. Hniloway's Pills are
specially adapted the relief of the weak the nereous
the delicate ard the nirm, OF all cltmes. ages. sexes
and Constitution. Prof Holloway personally sus sintd
the manufacture of his medicines in the United States
and offers them free aud enlightened eople the
remed! the WORD for the removal Of dis
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YlHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
y all concerned. that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trus,
of an Admir-. of the Estate Of
MARY SARGENT,
late of Sullivan, in the County of Hancock
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs;
he Therefore requests ali persons nho ure in
debted TO the deceased estate, 10 make imme-
datc pa rment, and those Who have any demand
thereon, to exhibit the Same fer settlement.
JOHN l.. PARSONS
East Brook April 9Th 1856. 3w,3
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BOOD

THESE ftn,ous Pulls expressly combined 10 operate
he 't-mach the l,Trr the kidaeys the lungs the
>kin and he howel' correcting ietan haif
functions iaryIls the blood the very fountain o; lie
and thus curing seises In all It's forms
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LADIES, READ THIS.
Taylor's Premium Starch Polish.

THE FRIEND OF THE LAUN
DRESS. This article has been test
ell by the best Judges, and pronounc
ed superior 10 anything Of the KIND
in the market Ihe Highest Pre-.
MUM hos been awarded to it by the
Mechanics Fair, lately held in Bos
ton. dnd wherever IL has baen tried
/ it has given universal sat- sfaction.
1t not only gives a CLEAR POLISH
. TO THE LINEN but obviates many
dinicn nil ias Ia which n,Irraaes are
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wolfe's Schiedam Aramatic
CHNAPPS

t-7 This celebrated beverage is manufactured a, the
sctory of the under signed, at Schiedam Holland He
Is the sole importer, well the exclusive manufactur
Of the article, and preparation bearing the rame os
Schnapps" that is no, procured either from his estab
lishmoot in New York. from his aseG,s II other cite
IL genuine or reliable.
1t is made from barley of the mes, quality selected
with sres care from the products celebrated
srain'growing districts favored the essence OF
the aromatic Juniper Berry Of Italy and is rected by
peculiar process which expel, spirit every &C
particle.
mans OF preventing and correcting the disagree
able aid often dangerous effects Produced upon tn
tonirch ant b,yeiJ ny chon.e Of water-a visitation
To which travellers. new settlers, and all
persons are ahcthe Sehieam Aromatic Sc hnapps viii
he fhond absolutely iniable; while in Of the
dr'psy gravel obstruson af the kidneys, diseases OF
the bsd der dyspepsia and fever aud general deb
iiy II IS fseccmmenied mos, emphacaly by the most
distinguished members Of the medical profession.
wish The pralie 10 understand the ehnapps is not
sid by the gallon pipe 1t is oy ssld quar-, audi
int b't,es ia Of dozen quarts and dozen
pnts each bottle enyeloped in yellow papsr, with my
rane the bottle cork and fac smile of my .snaur,
on the label For sale all the respec able Druggt,
UDOLPHo WOLFE.
Sale Importer and Manufacturer
"a n I ?! q aver Sttset. New York
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hereby give public notice that have this
day given my minor son Samuel b. Moor, his
time 10 act for himself the same as fhe was Of
lawful age, and hereafter shall not claim
his wages nor pay any debts of his contract
ing.
NATHANIEL MOOR.
Ellsworth April 18th 1856 Swl2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth
within and for the County of Hancock, on the
md Wednesday of april a. d. 1886. Wins
low Kinks admir- with the will annexed Of the
Estate Of Jesse kilby Jr LATE Of Bucksport in
said County deseased-havmg presented his
account OF adm'r upon said Deceaseds estate
for Probate.
ORDERED, That the said admir- give no.
tice thereofto all persons interested. by caus-
ing a copy of this order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed III Ellsworth. that they may appear at
a Probate Court to be holden at Bucksport on
the first " edncsday ofMay next. at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, and shew cause if any they
have, why the same should not he allowed.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
A true copy-Attest
WARREN KING Register.
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At a court Of Probate held at Ellsworth with
in and for the County of Hancock on the
2nd Wednesday of April in the year OF our
Lord eighteen hundred and iitty-six.
Alonzo Perry Admr. of the estate of John
Bernham late Of Orland in said County Physi-
clan deceased-having presented End account
of admir- upon said Deccascds astate for Pro-
bate:
ORDERED, That the said Admr. give no.
tice to all persons interested. by causing a
copy OF this order to oe published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American print
ed at Ellsworth that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be held at Bucksport on the
first Wednesday of May next at ten Of the clock
the in forenoon. and shew cause if any they
have. why the same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK Jugde,
WIIRREN KING. Register,
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PHI. HARDING, NJ. D.,

Oilers his professional services 10 the cnzens Oh Ellis
worth aud vicinity
Restdence ---....-............... EHsnoM House.
DR. n may be Ipund a oliicc ul Ht. McAiiIsl
during alt business OF the DAY, except when pr"
irssionally engaged
References
DANIEL McRUER, NJ. u, Bangor.
PROF ROBLEN DuNGLl ,ON, Jefferson Med. Col
JOSEPH pANCoAsr N D. Sur con to The Penn
Hospital
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GENERAL DEBILITY, I'LL HEAlT

Many of the most despcIic Government have opened
their Custom Houses 10 the Introduction Of these Pm
that they may beooms the medicine OF the masses
Learned Colleges admit that this medicine s the b-si
remedy known tor persons Of delicate health
where tie sysom has sesn impaired It's ygoratins
properties never ia TO afford rsef.
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b O s. ON G A r u

Mrs'Adams has recently returned from Europe, where
among the looms ond weaving rooms Of France :she
has devoted the best part Of year n re arranging III.
best eatures Of French Woven Corset adapting it to
the necessities of the peculiarly delicate structure of
the American women, and adapting it the necessities
Of the seouary delicate structufs OF theAmercad wo.
and is happy say that in these Efforts! she 'hAs
beeu emnty sccessiul; and since presenting her
per imens the increased demand has been continual.
thinking i, hest 10 introduce these beautiful and,
easy fitting articles by other than The fcrmdab e
name of Stuy or Corset. she calls them Bsdces. They
constructed 10 give ning brace u hack
shoulders and abdomen at the same time inducing an
expansion Of the chest never before attained in any
thing of similar purpose. The cons deration i,
The price, it being low the most ordinary and i'll
shaped Of other manufacture, whilst the style and
and quality Of texture surpasses ethes goods hitherto
disposed of at most exorbtant charges
Mrs A. would avite the attention Of dealers, and
would them that an Investment in these goods al
the fixed low price is the same as gold ialready twice
told All orders promptly and judci,usly attended 10
For sac the Werlsy Corset OF the Boston Agent, as
above.
Mrs Adams has no store Washingte on street. nor
her g obs for sale BY any Agent, erat any other
place than The
CORSET wAREROo-iS, Is. WINTER STREET