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GRAND
q r &c IM NTAL BALL
ASHLANDi

The FIRST REGIMENT OF VIRGINIA yoLus.
TEERS, 'N'o"'
Col. TH0s. P. AUGUST. Commanding.
Announce 10 their friends and the public that they
will give ''
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NEW AND spLENDIp DRESS GOODS,

Of tbs newest and most fashionable sty Ire. al
Is per ceut. lees Than April pTices opening THIS
morning. diIect from New York Handsome slde
striped fersg- Robes; Double Skirt Bersge Robts;
Three Flouaced ReFsgs hobes; Elegant arepAGne
Homes, very me; Chailie Robes. AQnille; DGesl
pialds very handsome. new style; Black Pineapple
Cloth, for mnurnins Splendid Ofgandie Robts,
cheap; 0reandie Musiips, extra; Ereneh Jaconets;
rsry cheap bavela Cioth at i23s cts; side striped
breakfast Dresses.
The Attention of the ladies' Is moet respectfully
eailedIto these new and beautiful aeods, at
q A 0WAThLNS,
my ~ Opposite Exchange hank.
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NEW YORK, May 22.-CleaIed. schr Lydia Anne
VOORHEES, RICHMOND
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REFRlGERAT0RS. WATER COOLERS
~ AND FILTERS-0f the latest style, and most
improved mat ufactnre for sale by
SrEBBiNS 4 Pr Linn,
nv 2I-st RrnaI sfraet
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LEXINGTON AND Brs SANDY fKy RAnsosp.-from
private letter written by reliable gentleman IN
Kentucky 20 friend In this city, we make the
following extract concerning theaiaIrs Of the road
named, which is intended to consect with the
great covinston and Ohio Railroad:
"rhe Lexington and Rig Sandy Railroad intend
e.i 10 connect rs with Virginia and the South, is
now a total failure. The President went on to
New York months since. and deposited abont
sSo00oo worth of the bonds OF the Rad Ia the Rank
Of North America. aud then sathnrizeda New York
broker 20 sell theni The broker did 50. and peck
etea the proceeds. refusing 10 pay over siasie
liar In consequence Of this, the read has tailed,
stopped and collapsed. An attempt will he made
70 sell the road ont, as II Ia to be completed by
another company, which win take some months 10
do any thieg"
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CXrRAORDINARY ATTRACTION

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
u Last We kly arrival this month-St0 hsndst me
Tide striped JseOnet La WINS, NJ 81 dFsss; 10 sPlen
did Organdie do AT only 81 Dress 100 pieces suptThr
bite Is uiiants at My Ii cents. BY the piece; a.s
piecesof Velvet Ribbons a. only half the price sea
last season; Crinolipe new article Tor skirts, 81
ixhs centsa yard. the beat bargain OF he ssaon;
Chinlz color Urgandie Lawns III ~ and - Cents
worth ~ cents; white Linen and Cotton kIinkts.s
iuii assortment; Dress FTinges great variety;
Linen sheeiiugs great 6args u nes sta lie %scnpet
Lawns at 10 and l2'f csuts striped NRiBsoek Mas
tins great bai gain, At ls per yard; leo gHrsd Al
dotted Swiss Muslin Dresses. cheaper than evr,-
These. with endless variety OF cheap aHeuon
Foods la store, all of which will be soid AZ pFics
unheard OF for the last ter years.
nv % ALFRkD MOVIE. 60 Main street.
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billy BowLEGs AND 1HE * GREAT FaTHER."-Whe
in New Orleans, Billy Bowlegs went into the tele.
graph office, aud sent of the following dispatch to
the President Ct the United States:
" Billy Bawiegs grsets the Great Chief of the
Whites, aud wishes him long life.
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V IlEhCES Sugar Cured Hams. 10
~ lbs average; for sale By
mva. "oMBLE CLAIBORNE.
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NEW MAY BUTTEk-lO lubs ner
steamer for sale by
WUMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE
~ - No III Pearl AZ
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STEAM SAW MILL,
and Plantation for sale.

TllE SUBSCRIBER having more busl.
h ness upon his hands than he can con-
venienily attend to, offers for sale his Steam
Saw Mill. situated six miles below Lancas-
ter Court House, with one thousand acres
of land attached. Ii is well known az n
good situation for n mill and the surround
ing lands are well timbcrcd. The quality
of said land is good for either cotton or
corn. or for any kind of grain about one
hundred and fifty acres under cultivation
The entire plantation lies well, is well i'm
proved and well watered. On The premises
arc tolcrablc dwelling house, with all nee
essary out buildings.
| will sell the above property on time to
suit purchasers--long credit (with good
bonds) Will be allowed if required. Pos.
session Of the property will be given the
first of January next. II desired, will al
so sell one or two able likely fellows that
are well trained and accustomed to manage
the mill. Applicants will address me at
Hanging Rock p. o., S. G.
JAS. NJ. INGRAM.
October 6, 1853. 3l-,
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Franklin Academv.

TlIE EXERCISES or THIS INSTI.
Il tuition will commence on the Ist Nor
day in January next. The Trustees have
succeeded in retaining the services Of MIR
SAM'L. MCCORMICK, whose proficicnc
in teaching is surpassed BY few Young
men can be thoroughly prepared to enter
any of the higher institutions of learning
in the Southern States. The Village is
very healthy, and there is not, at present n
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obtained in it,
Boarding can be obtained as cheap us at
other places in private families.
The rates of tuition are the Srme as
those in Academies throughout the State
The Academy building is at present un-
dergoing thorough repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will at least equal those
Of other places, and to our District are held
ont such inducements MS we believe will OBJ.
vate the necessity of sending our young
men and boys abroad.
S. b. MASSEY,
Secretary.
Dec. o, 1857. 43-tf
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Report
And Account Of ADAM IVY, Agent
OF the Catawba Indians for the year
1868.

To Me Honorable Presiding Judye OF Me
Court Of Common Pleas for Lancaster.
District, FdH Term, 1868. !
| beg leave TO report that the Catawba
Indians now number about seventy in all
cannot discover any Improvement in their
moral condition or habits; in general thcy
are very fond of spirituous liquors and there
IS now two Distilleries near them and when
they earn little money by hire or raise a
little corn they will spend it for Whisky,
and get drunk and some times do mischief.
Last winter, Gus understood it) as ihcy re.
turned from one of these Dis.illcrics i'm n
high state ol intoXication, they got into nm
niiray, which resulted in Inc wouniing OF
two Indians and killing one horse. Now
after due reflection, am bound to believe
that such traffic and conduct as the above
stated is sad nuisance in any civil com.
munity and hope that the proper authori-
ties will consider this matter and remove
that which anEoys. | have had but little
conversation with the Indians this year n
bout removing to the West, but so far as
have learned, they are still willing to be re-,
moved.
submit herewith statement of the n
mount received and paid out by me for the
indians since my last report, which beg
leave 10 refer TO as part Of this report.
Respectfully submitted.
ADAM IVY, Agent.
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4 Valuable Plantation
OFFERED FOR SALE.

TNIiE SUBSCRIBER DESTROYS OF
l. moving 10 the West, is now Offering
his Plantation for sale. The tract contains
800 acres, lying on both sides of Flat Creek.
These lands are rich and endurable and are
not surpassed by any in the District for the
production OF grain and cotton. have fre.
quently gethered from 20 to 40 bushels of
corn per acre and from 1000 to 1900 lbs of
cotton to the acre. The land will. not only
show for itself, but if cultivated, will speak
for itself. There is about 80 acres of land
cleafed and in cultivation and mostly fresh
the balance is in woods with abundance Of
good timber for all farming purposes, there
Is tolerable good dwelling house and
Kitchen on the place with other necessary
out buldings-the plantation md buildings
are in good repair. The Creek which runs
through the tract is never failing and affords
a plentiful supply Of water with good falls
for any machinery thai operates by water
power. There is a well OF excellent water
in the yard. The location is certainly a
healthy one as there has never been a case
of fever on the place.
Any person wishing TO purchase would
do well TO examiue the premises soon as
intend 10 sell. There Is one other tract ad !.
joining the above that can be had if wanted.
For further pastcnlars address,
]. e. SMALL,
Flint Ridge, s. C..
Oct. 90, S6-2mos.
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N egroes for Sale.

Jonathan Il. Ninson, VIII In Equity, Ian
liam Ninsun, caster. Bill for
Us. Partition n d
Griffin Walker, Admir- etal. J soforth.
In pursuance Of the decree of the Court
of Equity, made in above case, mt June
Term, 1858, will sell ut Lancaster G.. II.
mt, public outcry, on the lst Monday the
9th December 1858, the negroes Martha
and Sam, ordered to be sold In above case.
Both young and likely and of good stock.
Terms, u credit Of with in
terest, Except ~ much cash rs will pay the
costs) purchaser 10 give Bond with nppro-
we'd suretics.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
G. F.. l.. ID.
Nov. ,, 1858 -3s-5t p f 50 so.
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LAND FOR SALE.

'NliE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
A. Sale the plantation whcr,on Pml,ip
w. Brnnrt now iirrs. containing 2O4 acres,
noar the Hanging Rock Mineral Springs.ad
joining lands of Mrs. Bcckharn. Jas. NJ. In
gram and J. ID. Mcllwain. Any person
wishing 20 look at the place will be shown
by Capt. }. G.. Cauthcn, rs he is authorized
10 sell the above place. Terms will be
made to suit the times.
B. ID. JOHNSON.
Sept. go, lS5S-33tf
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In pursuance of the decree of the Court
of Equity made in above case, at June
Term 1853. will sell n; Lancaster G.. II.
on the lst Monday, the 9Th December 1858,
the lands ordered TO be sold in above case
belonging TO the estates of Sarah Phillips
and Elijah Phillips, viz:
One tract lying on Tuckahoe and Lyncacs
Creek, containing ll0i acres, bounded by
lands of John Massey and Amos Cooke.
Also, one tract on the IIaelcr Branch and
Bird Branch containing 1874 acres, bounded
ty lands of Uriah Funderburk, and Others.
Terms, credit Of and years, with in
tcrcst (cXcCpt rs much cash rs will pay
costs) Bond with good suretics.
JAMES ii. WlTIIERSPOON,
G.. +. l.. ID.
Nov. ., lS5S-5t 81 40
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Notice

Is hereby given that application will be
Il made Mt the next session of the Iruis-
lature to open public Road to connect the
York and Chester Roads with The Monroe
Road leaving the Steel Creek or Charlotte
Road, below w. J. Curcton's Shop and run
ming by the Waxhaw NJ T.. Church and r..
{. Vaughns. intrrsccting the River Road
ut the Plantation ofDr. G.. l.. Massey (dccd)
to run rs near rs practicable with the pes
ent country Road. The distance Of said
Road will be about / or 4, miles.
"TllOSE INTERESTED"
Sept. |, 29-3m.
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Administrators Sale

RY THE PERMISSION OF THE OR
- dinury Of Chesterfield District, l will
proceed to sell at the late residence of w
w. Also5rook. decd. on Tuesday, the 18th
of November next, NIL the personal Estate
of w. w. AlsObrook, -
CONSISTING OF
% NEGROS, among the number are four
Carpenters, three very valuable ones
D head Mules, = head Horses, 8 Mich COWS
four horse Wagon and Gear
cooking Stove, and Kitchen Furniture
lot Carpenters Tools
lot Wheat, Cora, Potatoes, fodder, shucks
AND
Other ARTICLES, too tedious to mention.
Terms 9; Sd'e.--All sums of and under
ten dollars, cash. All sums Of and under
two hundred dollars, credit six months
All sans over two hundred dollars, credit
twelve months-nOtcs with interest from
day of sale and approved securities will be
required.
Sale continued from day to day until all
is sold.
+. l.. ALS0BROOK, Adn'r.
October 30, 36-3t.
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Elizabeth Jant Jones Crockett 7 so
Diccy John - Watts HOO
Robert Snipes S Robertson 1000
Elizabeth Whitaker -" 7,5O
Rev JAS Harmon blind preacher 1000
Mrs Joseph Estridge OutenC CAdm's) 500
Mary Sutton Sarah sutton 1000
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Administrators Notice

4 LII persons having demands against
"a the Estate of John Trucsdalc. decd.
are hereby notified to present the same du-
ly aitestcd TO me, by the first day of Janua-
ry, 1859. Against all those who fail to pre-
sent their claims by that time, this notice
will be plead in Bar.
Those indebted to the Estate are also
hereby notified to come forward and make
payment b. the LIST of January 1859
LEWIS CAUTHEN, Admir-
Oct l3, 1853. $685..
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IL MENT, Sanford's Liver Invigorator,
Jacobs Cordial, Ayers Cherry Pectoral and
Cathartic Pills, Jaynes Family Medicines,
IIostet:crs Bittcrs.
Charles london Cordial Gin, Wstars
Balsam Wild Cherry, Mustang Linimcnt,
and many other Medicines too numerous
10 mention, for sale and warranted GENUINE
by J. ]. McKAIN
Camden S. G. Oct. 81,
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S53G7l
s O u II Ii G. A r O l. y a,
Lancaster District
Personally appeared before me :. Il.
Massey, Secretary and Treasurer Of Com
missioncrs of Poor for Lancaster District
and on oath saith that the within report is
n true account Of all monies received and
expended by him as Treasurer Of said Board
since the last annual Report.
). B. MASSEY, Sec. 4. Treas.
Swom 10 before me this 18th Oct. 1855.
]. a. STEWMAN, Clerk
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Lands for Sale.

Elizabeth Adams, hdmInistra- In Equity.
triX, James Adams Lancaster.
VS. Bill to sell
Isabella McAtcer, etnl. real estate.
Under the decree Of the Court of Eouity
in above case, made at June Term, 1858.
will sell at Lancaster Court House, at
public outcry on the LIST Monday the 9Th
Dccem Der 1858, the tract or parcel of land
ordered to be sold in above case, whereon
Mrs. McAtccr now resides containing &c
acres, more or lesR, adjoining lands of Thos.
Faulkner and others.
Terms, II months credit with interest,
Bond and good surctics.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
&. r.. l.. d..
Nov. ,, 1885, D IS so.
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Ladies Dress Department.

onr IF Black nl foon silks enorFr
pari,e
Printed hianr
NcS
yu anuoth p pbulin
defy Indies nnlG Ncvanicr
olurL
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PLANTATION GOODS.

$ro % & from 20 t" DO cts yard Blankets dollars pmr
tot fBrorln
" "M" cast and will be sold low quality sold in
ana wr"SN return Tor customers No
notpa this
except maze 1" n! IT, Those who have
Come Is i''''' '''"'" NoN'hoer"-
I,,c,yt.r : g n,ota.o, 1870 HASSELTINE & CUREToN.
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Gents Furnishing Department.

'on>.S everything That wanted WarlroDc from u
o% o. o. ', m '1 I" The sole OF the Coats Vests Pants, Nno
hGE.rI Me!h sets ia-prce from four 10 Twenty Dollars ~
ption nanin price.
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Fall and Winter Goods !,
Al
PLEASANT HILL, S G..

"E ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR
w Fall and Winter stock Of Goods.
consisting in part of Kcrscys, Domcstics
Hats, Calico's, Ginghams, Hoop Skirts,
Skeleton Hoops, Balmoral loops and
Brass Hoops, Mnrseilles Shirts, Bosoms
and Collars ladies Gauntlcts, Gloves -
Hosiery, Medicines, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, Sadlcry, Shoes, Leather, Iron,
Nails, Shingles and almost everything call
ed for in country store all Of which will
be sold on the
VERY BEST TERMS
TO punctuul customers.
Call and examine our stock, we will take
great pleasure in showing our stock and
selling good bargains, and no mistake.
MAGIIL e. CAUTIIEN.
Sept. 20, lS5s.-33-,f
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>s"'ss FALL Z ssulslrn GOODS
kFspas HSSS--sA.

w MtN b EI%iC rfUILY INFORM OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE
w That wells G,,i,
suitable ir this uon noil Ia Country " '" - "'"''
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THE LIVE INvIGoRATOR
To Cotton Planters,

TNllE undersigned is prepared to sell Cot
a ton Gins of the best quality at 50 per
saw. delivered at the Charlotte, York and
n. {. II. Road landings The advantage
these Gins have over those shipped from
other States is, that they will last longer !;
one scu of ribbs being equal to three, the
brush covered with tin instead Of cloth and
being more easily repaired and at less ex.
pense.
JAMES NJ. ELLIOTT.
Winnsboro' May 10, 1853. I4-6m
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S473,37
Miscellaneous.

"lSCctfdntOHS,
Paid Jacob Carncs for keep.
inga pauper in last ill
ness and burial expenses 1900
X ID Montgomery for
burial expenses of Jas.
BarGeld ........... $50
g David Bariield balance
due him for tending J.
Honey in last illness. .. 1000
B Massey for necessa-
rics furnished Mrs Mar
low whilst sick . 1000
- a J Stewart fer ncccs.
sa-cs furnished orphan
children at Rich Beck
hams. GA
Il NJ Miller for neccssa-
ries furnished Mrs Pow.
ers ard family ........ 1880
4 e Dunlap for house
rent. 100
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THE MIGHTY HEALER!
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED

The free admissions Of all Nations, as well
a ;he verdict of the leading Hospitals of the
Oid as we'll aS the New World, stamp this pow
cIlul remedial Agent rs the greatest healing
preparation ever made known to suffering man,
Its pcnctrauvc qualities are more than mar
vcIous through the external OIiiccS OF the skin,
Invisible 10 the ncakcd eye, it reaches the seat
OF the internal disease; and in all external af:
iccuons its antintlammatory and healing vir-
tues Snrpass anything else on record, and is
Natures great ally
ERNSlPELA IND SALT RHEUM.
Arc twoof the most common and virtncnt
di*ordcrs prevalent on this continent, to these
the Ointment il especially anagonistic, its
'Di"I'tS"pCr"Jdt" j. first TO eradicate the vcn-
om and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Cases ofmany years standing that have per-
tintciousy refused to yield TO any other remedy
or treatment, have nyarbc succmbed to n
lew "pphcnl'0uS at this powerful Ungucnt.
ERUPTION on THE SKIN.
Arising GVm bad state OF the blood or chronic
disease are cradicatcd, and clear and trans.
parent surface rcgaincd by the restorative ac-
ton of this Ointment. IT surpasscs many of
the cosmetics add other toilet appliances in
its power to diSpcl rashcs and other dsGgure.
m"ntS OF the face
PILES AND FISTULA.
Svcrs form and feature of these prevalent
and stubborn disorders is eradcatcd locally and
entirely 10y the use Of this CmOlicnt warm
lamentations shoHld preccde its appiication.--
Its healing qualities will be found tn be thor
oUgh and iuvalihlc.
Both tie Ointment a,,g Pits shouM be
"Scd ia Nc toitosCing cases
Bunona, Sw"lllcd Glands,
Burns, Sore Legs,
Chappcd Hands, Sore Breasts,
ChiIhlams, Sore Heads,
FistUla, Sore Throats,
Gout, Sores of all kinds,
LumhaGo, Sprans,
Mccuriol Eruptions Stiff Joints,
| Piles, Salt Rhcum,
Rheumatism, letter,
! RmgwoTm, Ulcers
! Scalds, Nencra Sores,
Skin Diseases, Wounds of all kinds,
| c8S" CAUTION None are genuine unIess the
words Holloway New York and London. are
discernible as n "Watcrmark" in every leaf OF
the book OF directions around each pot or box:
! the same may bc plainly seen by 'holding the
! leaf to the light" A handsome reward will he
| given to any one rendering such information as
may lead to the detection of any party or par
! ties cOuntcrfciting the medicines or vel ding
the same, knowing them to be spurious
/ -. Sold at the Manufactures of Professor
! lloLowAY, so Maiden Lane New York, and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icinc throughout the United States and tho
; civilized world, in boxes Mt Ok ccnts, G3 cents.
and 81 each.
~" THERE'S considerable savingby the lar
ger sizes.
n. B-Dircctions for the guidance Of pat
tents in every disorder are affixed to each box.
June 10 1858. ls-ly.
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Hardware Department.

S,r rlr,aIl in
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Alfred Knight and wife, ct. al. ! In Equity.
W.. Lancaster.
Adam Phillips and others. Bill for
Pariiti
and ncc't
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TIE LIVER
IN | lG 0 R 4 I 0 R!
Compounded entirely from GUMS.
PREPARED ~ Dn. SANFORD.

RS ONE OE TIE BEST PUEGATIVE AND
: LIVER MEDICINES now before the pub
lie, that acts ~ a tathartic, easier, mildcr, and
more cilcctual than any other medicine known.
Il is not a fathartic, but Liver remedy, act.
ing first on the Livcr to eject its morbid matter
then o. the stomach and bowels to carry on
that m.'t"r, thu. accomplishing two purposes
cilcctuaily, withoU: any Of the painful feeling
experienced in the operations of most Cathar
tics. 1t strengthens the system at the same
time that il purge IL; and when taken daily in
moderate doses, will strengthen and build il up
with usual rapidly.
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site number. and the gin corresponding
with that number will be forwarded, within
one week, to the subscriber, by mail or ex-
press, postpaid.
All communications should be addressed
TO DEAN g. SALTER.
4S and 40 Moffatt Building, 336 Broad
way, New York.
"4'spccimsn copies sent free. Agents
wanted.
March 81, 1888 7-Iy.