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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31

AUGUSTA, Dec. 9th, 1856.
Corrosive have no change to report in pri,
ccs. The demand continues good. Strictly Good
Middling 12 cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31

Observation-Disclosures N. Sellers, who was.
mentioned as having been stabbed at Odom's
sule, died in about three hours after receiving
the wound The knife entered the breast be.
tween the third and fourth ribs, and penetrated
The aorta. The Coroner, ]. c. Chapman, Esq,
held IN inquest over the body the next day, who
reported that the said Mathew NJ. Sellers came
to his death from wound inflicted by knife
in the hands of Daniel Johnson. Johnson fled,
and has not MS yet been taken. A reward has
been offered for his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31

eg Col. A.Nl. SMITH, of Abbcvile;i is respect
fully announced by his friends as Candidate for
Major General, 1st Division, S. c. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
apps.E TODDY.'


undertake to assert that apple toddy is the best
and beartiest winter.drink imaginable Made mod
erately strong coffee does not compare with 1t IN
point of hcalthfulness As night cap, after sit
ting up and working late, 1t is peculiarly admira-
BILE; and this is the way to make it Bake four
apples carefully or rather roast them onthe hearth
which is better. Put them in pitcher Pour on
them brimming tumtler-full Of good brandy
Throw in dozen cloves, some nutmeg, some spice
and little cinnamon Add four table-spoonsfull OF
pounded loafsugar previously dissolved in as little
hot water as possible Stir these ingredients well,
mashing the apples in the process. Let all stano
and soak one hour. Then pour in four tumbiers'
full of very hot water Cover with towel to keep
in the steam. Uncover, stir again, and you have
four elegant nightcaps for four full-grown men.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
Notice..

THE UNDERSIGNED being about TO retire
from the Dry Good Business, will dispose Of his
stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods--one of the
largest in the city-at New York cost, for cash.
His friends and the public are respectfully informed
that the lowest possible price will asked, and from
which there will be no deviation. Country and
City Merchants, and Dry Goods Dealcrsin general,
are invited to call and examine the Goods.
THOMAS BRENNAN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31

THE case of Pennington, the negro preacher,
against the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company,
involving the question Of the right of colored
persons TO ride in public vehicles in New York,
terminated on Friday, in verdict for the defen'
dant. The Herald says an appeal 10 higher
court will probably be taken. 1t will be recol-
lected that n suit of similar character was
tried sema time since bel fxe Judge Whiting,
and decided in favor of tEeN right claimcd by
colored persons.
If decent free negroes make no objection 10
riding in the same omnibus with Black Re-
publcans, we think the latter have no cause or
right TO object.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
COURTING.

Its the hardest subject to write on ever lstruck'
How to court, is the question. Some do it BY
rolling Of the eyes some by squeezing OF hands
some by pretty speeohes; some by looking SO ugly
as to excite sympathy; some by begging after 'ney
have been kicked two or three times; and a Je"
by the ou,spoken elOquence Of a full heart. And
one way or another, every one seems 10 hno q
mate. am happy to state that very a'r amount
of cour,ing is said to be going just now in 'ese
parts. Several weddings are on hand and DINERS
are expected. am delighted at the prospect; be-
cause it leads me to hope that my gal will get in the
notion along with the rest Of 'em. And then Oh.
Ephraim Diddledepidget what time wilt thou have
oe;tt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
At Private Sale

A STOCK OF GROCERIES, sc.
WyO an industrious man with a small Cash Capt.
.H- tai, it would prove good investment.
:" For particulars apply at this Office.
Dee 81 1856, ct 3l
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FAST BOYS.

FAST BOYS.
As this is good time for US to rub every body
leetle, I'll just pitch into some of our fast boys
few. There goes couple Of 'em now,-one
with cock hat on and long nine in his mouth,
dancing the observation-disclosures quadrille or
something else, and the other with big quid in
his jaw, walking cane under his arm, and shawl
on. Now aint they nice-looking couple. They
both have been drunk TO. the last week, or I'm
no Judge of human nature What these specimens
of the genus homo will come to, is beyond the
prophecy of man to say; but ace do not hesitate
to predict that they will either come 10 want, the
Poor House or the gallows. The latter has gone
out Of date; but my kingdom some ofthe rising gen.
Grafton will be greatly indebted to it in few years.
However, as we do not wish to be too tight, ana
might possibly get ourself into little brush with
some of them, we will close by giving Longfelow's
opinion, in poetry of the present age:
In every village you can find,
A number of young gents"
Who think themselves, in point of mind,
Quite fit for Presidents.
They stalk around the bar-room deor,
Smoking their long nincs"
They quench their thirst with Simon pure"
And various other wines.
They think tits smart to go to church,
And "puff around the door,"
Or else upon its windows perch
And litter up the floor.
These fast" young men have brass" enough,
To stare in ladies' faces
Deeply in debt-in manners rough
In fact, they're out of traces"
Some study Law and others Physic,
Alas they neither learn;
In practice, they will be empiric-
For Fame they'll vainly burn.
Somebody surely should tell them,
What they seem not to know,
That I" the wise always do contcmn
Those, who such actions do.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
NIC-NACKS.


For my own amusement, I have gathered up
the following little scraps, most of which will cS-
tract smile:
~ A student in want of money sold his books
and wrote home Father, rejoice for now de-
rive my support from literature"
H AN enterprising but ignorant South Ameri-
can las sent to an Albany locomotive shop for one
hundred " "cox catchers." He expects to use them
in taking wild cattle on the plains Of Paraguay,
in place Of the lasso.
"sEE here, my friend, you are drunk"
"Drunk!" to be sure am, and have been for
the last three years. You see my brother and
are on the temperance mission. He lectures while
set a trightful example," !"
B To make girl love you, coax her to love
somebody olse. If there be anything that woman
relishes, it is to be contrary
II" ScoLDrsa is the pepper Of matrimony, and
the ladies are the pepper boxes! 30 says an old
bg bachelor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
Plank Road Notice.

YENIlE Annual Meeting Of The Stockholders Of the
il Hamburg tS EdgcicId Plank Road Company,
will he held in Hamburg on the second Wednesday
in January, 1851, it being the I4th.
WM. G. SlBLEY, Treas'r.
Hamburg, Dee. Both 1885, Ct 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
OUR AGENT.
Tbe Cash system adopted.

IT., WHITAKER is our authorised Agent to re
csiys subscriptions and collect ell monies due TIL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
A UCT.I o NJ T.!

ON THURSDAY the LIST january, | will auc-.
~ ton off my
REMAINING STOCK OF GOODS!
The Stock comprises many articles Of value, and
such rs are constantly wanted in every household.
The Ladies will do well to attend, as there will be
offered various Goods that they daily stand in need
of, and which no doubt will be sold low. The farm
ers had also better attend, especially those who are
in want of mechanical tools, &C., &c.
But let old and young-all turn out-for he has
something for every one.
Dec 30 1t 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA.

New York, Dec. 27-The Royal Mail steam-
ship Europa, Capt LErTcH, has arrived, with
Liverpool dates one day laler than brought by
the Canada. She brings accounts to Saturday
December l3, inclusive.
Livapool Cotton Markei.--The cotton market
continued unchanged. The sales for the week
were $4,000 bales, of which speculators took
5000, and exporters 5000 bales: Hermann
Cox & Co.. quote .Middlisg Uplands at ls-
l6 d.
Flour Market--The market has declined 6l
tolls.
Wheat-Market declined I'd. to 3D..
Manchester trade-Trade was satisfactory in
all the manufacturing districts
ConsolS-Had declined /, and quoted at 937'
Money market unchanged.
News.-Poli;ical news generally fully anticl-
patcd by The Canada.
SECOND DrsPsTcH.
Richardson, Spence & Co.. report that the
cotton market had slightly declined on the ordi-
nary and better qualities and that ms the Mid
ding grades remained scarce, prices were firm.
Geo. Holt g. Co., report the cotton market
steady, and the demand fairly supplied-Mid-
ding Orleans quoted at I'd.
The Brokers' Circular quotes Fair Orleans at
3.sd. Fair Uplands I'd. -,
The Emperor of Austria has met with chill.
ing reception from the King,of Naples.
HBgland has commenced operations in the
Persian Gulf.
= Prussia is about commencing active measures
against Switzerland.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
HRAISING THE WIND"

IGI3301IT0 III wv 11F0'
Gcnt mem take the Iint!
FEiHE Subscriber being about to make Il change
IL in his business, respectfully notifies all wh"
are indebted to him either by Noe or Account, 10
come forward and settle the same 10y The first oi
January rs am necessarily compelled 10 "raise the
rind" by that lime.
NJ. IEBESCIlULTZ
Dec 81 1856, St 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
NOTICE {!

WOOD is GETTING SCARCE!
ON and after this date, will supply my Gus
~ toners with Wood At $3.50 per load.
Corn, Fodder, Seed Oats. Cow Peas and Potatoes
for sale cheap for cash and cash only.
NJ. ETiIEREDGE.
Dec 81 IL 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31

~ The Rev. E. II. Chaplin, the talented
Univprsalst diyiue. who now receives salary
of $4,000 from his congregation in Broadway.
New York, is said TO have been invited 10 lake
charge of congregation in Chicago. Illinois, al
salary of $4,000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31

EY- A scald or burn can be easily cured by
the use Of Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
It is equally effrclual in curing headache, pain
in the stomach or bowels, dysentery, diarrhma
and cholera
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31

Successor of Cosgrove& & Brennan.
Arrnstn Nov o5th 1856 St as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31

COLUMBIA, December, % 1856. s:
Ry His Excellcncy, ROBERT F. W. ALLSToN,
Governor and Commander-in-Ch:efi in and over
the State Of South Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-31
PRIVATE BOARD.

JOUR or five young gentlemen can be accom-
,, dated by the Subscriber on reasonable tcrms.
D. r. DURlSOE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJDEs y0RDAE's

AfNil AE , ~ hEs
4 fat%tr 2 UtN4E. e 2 Assortment pI Mem. ana
81 s.Hsf' Z saaGy made Clotiains, enDrae
HE sttt itEeTeAtena appr5yefst sles, nd u sde by
-ets3 p 2rkmeu oUt gf4he best msteral.
rffF- ihett1W ana common, Union Beaver Felt
hs.il tsteFslam and Plushtbg. Rangups, Sack SAND
atet" vOYefce;ist Ih. Dress and Frees Costs ii
faueas eolors aud qEg ltieg lg0kh Cassim ere S.ti
aet, Velvet aad Tweed Paataiooas. siIs sam vs.
siiIa, &nsdoWa, velvet, Plush, CLOTH Cashmere
>al4nsl rostieaaa S,1gle breasted Vests. Monkey
jackets brawsrE, 7dershrts, Hosiery Suspeudars
cloves, GEa b, AudkerchieIs Shirt stocE
s,Scaris, "4ehesIor and seott' approved Pateni
'h2ulHeFsoam shirts umbrsIlasaHd aiiartielesusu.I
- EeFt gentleman 8 fnFHlshiaE stores ineIu dine
Ne sts tt tAafAbr aud Revere Vests and ogercoats
Also spseu4l& GsaQTtmeUt 81 gpeut Cloths G. ss.i-
Rffss md ! esduSs-stic which will be made M 10
.Eas Fin3ts BEST manner, vira prompness q. accom-
a7Aas,Hz PE4cesr A4H ay competent woFkmen, Thi.
tstn tac maBthiy receipt oftns Iate.t
'aeot3nsS9 ttatorterslntrastsdt 10 them NAV be re-
t@5pFHE hk being shelatestsJyle by those who de-
suei-- AiimSHE8T ot plain work and work OF zen
eeii4gdlGm promptly attend ed TO Us heretofore
ttAIS oia new aiy ietogether with a II eishe com
won kinds constantly on hand
t1f'telaA9rpastpa patronage ia bscribs
Ay aopef tc mcTtia3antinuaDee oithesame
JOHN JORDAN.
ds'ehaRt loGsn dClathier o Frontstreet sppo.
sitctQe Steam Aius. ~
W = n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04

LIT ATED AgrTaNt
at THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
L.. L q IA stoin

EoAl 81 LEa and RETAIL
4 / *NtAS 4lstrsfirUst fEun she east with three
4 l. tlui1s z' arg stock OF & iaI.a ng ana
stp2s' SsIrslSshiglg ssU1Gs a. Eas ever NJ
$50 ~ ~ IA hst an s' - pt- eE7s lass price
satc"al37H s'zz ea1 sItt ils EG6lss 10 pfies saa
AN#4is 2.aaS d l3 tFg years rSnsr5 ef.ce Ia hi.
sHfr sul kFa1 ~ Ell .Ae EaBls Qi .As Deopls,
et2 sSltctrt Is s-geN et U9is .g5m the best east.
fl 1853 ais' srar5 ANA e. the besg Qualities Anoag
-4sai ila-s Hs s9uak tva thousand Dyer.COath
7nal 80 - Vars; four thousand rvirs Pants i,
.f q .teG3 - ssal ~ s9i aHa hoa sana e,t.
F01 tErEt'8 tg u collars; Dress fossG sfrou
s5aaA4gs; Erock GB41g dstE.r. Saci. 4 to Is
5.4aiai shirts Lfaa 81 cts, 50 s4.00; Hats,
APPS tseatsy EuraishtEn. s.oods =, in prier
-aa q'l} ~ Alll Plreiia-ors. All goods bought at
eas Irs warranted 4 p. ari.ele.
aere9! sassrn AZ sincere t8aHSs s.4y IN. pstruu
fEsltl aer.l AID raesiN % ls sane. 80 8 Lstis,Fr
"hs&N E. LOA Ems TEIN.
'-E. traa-Fy Merchants ts. do xetl 70 call And
" ~ s'Hs> fore pNraEasiag elsewhere They
7' An9 i7' lEaTas end T"az~ss bg terms
alza. ASH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04
AN AMERICAN INvENnON:
THE GREATEST OF THE AGE .

ITS grcatutility sim pitey cheapness of price and
adaptation 70 ths wants OF all classes O The com,
munils strongly recommend Ittn every State in the
UniaH, butpGrticulaTS
tao pfalTiss Of I0wr, which is substanJisted by
many certificates, references and letters given b
ruhaple gentlemen whose n0mes arein our hands.
lluBg eeohie the patsntses and propEistor. OF Ed-
win and james NJ Clark seelebrated Combined Grinding
EL0G agsNG IsIEE.
Foi the state Of Stste County Township City
and shop Mills for sale fayorsbetsrms We
HeYs one ia day operation and exhibition corner
reuy and Sd sts, advise all To call ana il, am
they Will say, aid ths ancient Queen OF shehS, th
hali has not been told"
AHlers farmers, capitalists and spectators will find
ths mill presents rare tnauSs ur SAFE sure ana prof"
table investment,
Thj. highly ingenious and mach needed invention
irs entire feature in ths manufacture 81 whest
into CGr Gd the splendid manner IN Sbch Il perform
s work. grinding boiting and separating the grain al r
4ia up into dcrent qualities ei Riou
aad Feed aud thar within space Of only twenty-five isst
m Ion. tn Ivy feet ia breadth the rSPiiitS OF
twelve bushels per hear pair VI French burr mill
stone. ouy 81 luehsa IN diameter. The Grain is con
ssrted At single operation into ENtrG aBd sapsr'
nue E,oar zine tiour, Aridhass, ship stans Bran
aud shorts. ANY power being applicable 60 pre-
mel it, haree power up 10 any either desires
The small space it occupies would not De missed snS
placed in room with other machinery, aud thv smsh
1nlounI oil power Il r.quFes ~ proP"lh h 10 e'nnonS ~
construction shd opeEahoh- nskss VVttsh tiS % ~
ug, viii snpeueie sud r~solnItantie az esaef stI9t
i Mills The mill Is compact, substantial aud rehsbte
uai ahIe 10 set az OF order applicable Is IL TO the
.suts OF the Norld that every saw li nisehiu~ saos
lol AS shop, ,toun1fs uiis - fs hu-
lug hsy ng power erected, esn now have within
its walls complete Merchant Foarng Mill At the ui
fine EXPENSE oil seven hundred dollars
CAufios.-~Ali persons IN want Of Flenring Mile
! throughout the state advised 70 cume and
s our il ia operation before purchasing, and al per
sous arc hereby warned trespassing infringing
our rights, shall usintain them the strict letter
Of the law. az H e.N.#.
Thsss Mills will luafe over Fifsy Barrels u Fioar every
tweuty -four hours.
E0r fusther particulars apply 10 address
JACOB WEAvEk, JAy Co.,
Davenport, "a HAsksys store
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04

4 RFFbs-kio, Java aad Mocha 10. sale 81
~ sVssS, IHsW CO.
pof ASH AND CHLORIDE LIME
sei sAls ot ALg0Rp 4 VAN PATT8N
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04
Dry Goods, Clothing, eto

VIC 'ehAA dCiothier o + rontstree, sppo.
sitetQs Steam Aius. Nfp
Ils.ysnltaF4 fnfv d.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04

! NUMBER Of sirable lots for resdsnes, oo
lady, daia an iarrtsan stsssts, TO gsass for
BY tefln ot i yoatf, Apply 10
W, n. 2. GURLEi,
Gh1ce 9a Main sseG FroGt aul second sis.
slg 10 Htf -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04

St0pes.
BUY YOUR STOVES

NSyHEKF WiiIalNEgs 1e faatd One of tse Dest a.
w orimt-utS Of stGses. Tie Plate, Sheet lrsn
W,rs, JapsIped Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Wsreiu inis city. Among his assorimento Of
; y o Y T.. :
ara the cell ,ssed fGaa1 and Charter oaS Cock
stoves, cree ~ E0y8s iul and complete az
.artmenf Parler Bos AZ eating st:yes, Elevate !
oven Stoves, and many olner pattsrus too numer
.yu- to mention Our motto ia, Quick Sales and
small Profile Good work. all warranted or no sale
o. dollar save Is s dollar esrned; and by calling
al thIs stove Store You will Il and zetiu a.
good an srticie as At &l}3 other house.
Particular ate HtO paid 70 House Roofing. Spout
sue and job Work iu general out Of good Tin and
sIoca, hoping TO receive share ot the public pat
rDuage D. this motto: Gliek Sales and Small
Profits" fsepGl u. L. HOhNh.
~I4}S ~ Al N0Lt&~ ALE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04
A 6DDD INVESTMENT.

FTaytue cur Mill completed aud in operation and
4 cur object ace sinpiishsd in having one OF our
dllls ia the city OF afaHpoEI and cur paTp0se De-
ing tC dispose OF Mill. and Rghlsn thestate Of lows
We now oder this Mli, AaelInery Ehglue, Fixtures.
bgitdiaSs and Lease, lar sale On accom- modsttng
tersls 10 s reliable party Tbs Mill is malGfactn'
ring q large quantity ot fiour per day, tayery tn
ng expense, Ins cleaning apparatus Is Gnsnrpass-
"a Ia the " est, no better Investments Eow open 10
make money. Fo further patticularsapply 10
Del. 24.df JACOB WEAVER tR..& co,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04
ID RNISIIING GOaDS
SAMUEL PERRY.
~ -. - - srv

I A# bH haha anew ana full assortment OF greneb
IL Etu sEslsh Clothes, CassiIae res and Wasting,
taL,hie ief ths season, shich he will make up 10
FqT YEzt 49, S't.S - ~l't s1lt pc terms
READY MADE CLOTHING.
y 81 kiHH- Tor Spring aud summer wear which
#its1es9ld lschsap a4tAe cheapest
EGHALSHING GOODS
= gaotsgpptF ofsverything necessary for ysr,ia
ai4H's wardrobe spring ssyic of H.ts
caps trunks, yaiices, dc.
F.H- y 1Hld invite shos6a boutto purcnasa vaaa, !,
~ a1oYe tine 10 give hin. call before eureha.ns
slse where. one price only. Nc trouble 10 shoy
fAoas thanklllior pasIfaYors hopes q eontfnu uane.
1t Gncsarrs 50 INITFr ~ ppV
Daveanarf DRILLS 1853 :.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04

tiiE saosefl Der has recently m6ar extensive prep
IFaLlons Tor the !aSnn iaetufe OF Baltsr, sugar,
t0s1on, soda, Pie Me, aat9r ami oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, Ns, tVc., together wlth good assorl
Hneht OF Loaf Bgg.d, Cakes and Edsss.
/ have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
aouu ~, for taa taaEu uaCVIre Of GrGm & Paui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made BY Machinery. The advantages claimed for
sIs process Of making Bread, these, the Bread 10
more uniform il quaIlty, aHd handsome Ia appear
Hncs, 1t is much waiter &au more even, keeps IN uch
longer without oscoaug stale, and TO many persons
j. NOT oblec iauEbie whsn "a week Old, 1t cuts as
handsome as lie Gaest French roll, goes father,
ana Is readily introduced lnta families who have
vt used Bak yr Bread beltra, shan continue TO
Fpu = Bread AZuh - heretofore. In oderiug the
shove arIciee tsrlls which eannOE fail TO give
lire a&lsiscton, hope 10 be ble 10 supply ali who
.ua! taEaE ma With EhelH patronage, Thankful for
l,-,l !Iyors- kopo 10 msE4. coUtinuauc4 OF the
sIue All orders from the country prom pity attend
q ls. uAA4kL MOORE.
Pioneer Bakery, Fg8ut Street, square above
Burrows * PTetIy mAn's Skeam .lils.
~. lAa;-dtl
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SHELF kNp HEAVY HARpWARE.
DIR. w. y. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCUIIST AND AURIST,

( as permanently ir'ste4 q, nBeh lStaHd OH ilinplH
sievt, P5-sts Island - Hotel, who're he Will
he happy TO All persons afflicted with diseases "t the
Ey pa and tsu.
Having devoted several years this special branch oi
his profession trusts that he relieve many who have
given IN In dss paf With AaauTo-is, the symptoms q
which weakness OF sight, imaginary objects 60atn.
before te eye atJQets altar ptcnrsd by cloud ha-
2iaess, tashes OF light. enlargement OF the pupil, Sc
Cataract Ia whisA the ens turn whtle and prevents
The ot light passing through H. pitlaiHIt uila-
nation, Near st, weakness Of vision, StrabisnIus
Squintins we'll Us Deafness in its various forms.
Having received IRON Paris ths and wonderful
Opthamescope, with which enabled 60 look into
the depths the eye aud the interior clearly
the outs ae and Thereby ascertain the stats OF the
OPTIC anG rena Amaurosi, the lens in lnc!pi-
cataract. Also tbs Illuminated Speeulum tar eN-
ataiRihg the ear well al lne,Iical prrps
tious ioI snrng Opecity OF the eornea or film over a
eve without the use OF the knife OF eAnstics.
10 prevent imposition, DIR. B., deems it prudent to
that he is regular Physician. Being gradaAt
Il ths University of Vermont also Of the New York on
rnRlmic Hospital and hs ocuiist is TT
rbutabls tas perfection % which he has brought the
Of medlcal AhOHs ia the treatmea 5i diseases ol
the eye. 2pF
Z. s-Dr. b. will devote portion ot his time 10 the
treatment Of chr1ujc diseases, especially OK the throat
and Enrs, han cured himself OF Consumption alter
large part Of his mt lung lost by disease, well
a. many oIhors ia alike condition. Office hours from
niae 70 four. 500.
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stores. stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.

stores. stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ASSWEgs IS STOt Es!
( LTHDuGH We cannot Keep hand some 2Ja0
50iil Stoves, some ei our uetzhb9Es, The rea
sons are, sell so cheap and good article Of
stoves that iI becomes didieuit 10 supply tke de.
mad bat new supply Of freight ears have arrived
ard been placed on road, and we have completed
our arrab gements to be able 10 supply the
mands ofGll, be the same MORE OR LESS.
SO after looking around among ali the LONE
HORSk' stove shops ia this city, TO 40 PErPose,
come to
TwitehslI Gillett's,
hr Only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy
st0Vc az is Stsus. In our prices, for eheapness,
we defy all c0mpelition--eyery article warranted,
md If satisfactory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found tue celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal ths Climax;
Blacg Diamond. for coal; Tho King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
s II kinds oC Parlor, Once anc Heating Stoves
Tia ARd Copper Ware o hand AZ all times, Root
sRs, JObOiHg, dc, done 10 order.
Eredy Street, nearly opposite the P. 0.
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