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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-01

W OST in Hamburg, ON Monday last, Due
q 4 Bill on Mr. James NJ. Lanham, dated Tic 22d
July ls5s and for which all persons arc hcrrhy
cautioned against trading for
JOHN COLGAN.
Aun ob at d3
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LAND! LAND! LAND!!!.

IANU uANU'i UhNDi'
THE Subscriber being desrous Of moving Weat,
Il offers his place at
A GREAT RARGAIN,
If applied to soon. RS situated near Mt. Will
ling, and contains
One Thousand and Thiny.five Acres,
Upon which there is an excellent Dwelling and
every building necessary to the comfort and con.
venience of Plantation.
Nearly ONE HALF of the Tract is in woods
Two hundred acres of fresh land, and the remain
der in high state of cultiyation.
The Place can be divided into TWO TRACTS
giving to each comfortable settlemsnt-and will
be sold separately if desired by purchasers.
A rare chance is offered those who wish to buy,
and they would do well to CAL and examine Tor
themselves.
Terms made accommodating.
J. c. sIMklNs.
Aug Is Ct SO
800 ACRES PINEY WOODS LAND
To4 AAbE.
TINE Subscriber is desirous Of selling his TAk-
i UABLE TRACT Or LAND, containing
Three hundred acres OF
First Quality Pine Land,
lying Immediately on the Hamburg & Edscfeld
Plank Road, miles from Eigcfcld C. H., and
bounded by lauds of Benj. Bettx and others.
There is on the premises an ID but comfortable
Dwelling, the usual out houses, good new Gin
House and Screw, &c. The best of water is one
OF its superior advantages, as il abounds in the
greatest convenienc: throughout the Tract.
This place is susceptible Of the highest i'm
provcmcnt The land under cultivation IL pru-
ductive, and well adapted 10 Cotton, Cosn, &c.
About 130 Acres OF tins Tract arc cleared
potion of which is new eround-whirst the re-
mai;der is wclltinbcred woodland
Those wishing to make a fine investment, and
at the same time buy good home, will do well
to call on tic subscriber at an early day.
Price reasonable, aud terms accommodating.
THOS. SWEARKNaIS..
Augla II g
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POULLAIN, JENNINGS & CO.,

POULLAIN, JENNINGS & co.,
GROCERS & COTTON FACTORS,
Opposite Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ca,
CONTINUE as hereto FIRE, in connection with
~ their Grocery business, to attend to The sale
of COTTON and other Produce
They will be prepared in the Brick Fire-pro"f
Warehouse, now in process of erection in the rear
of their store, at the intersection Of Jackson and
Reynold streets, to receive on storage all consisn
mcnts made them.
- Liberal cash advances made on Produce In
store when requested.
ANTOINE P0ULLAlN,
THOMAS J. JENNINGS,
ISAIH PURSE.
Augusta, Aug 16, Gin 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-01

NTOTKCE.--rhe Debtors and Creditors Of
~ Nm. F"y, Deceased, are hereby notified to
meet me in the ordinary's Office at Edgeheld O.
H., on the 4Lh Monday in October next, as final
settlement will be made ON the Estate at that time
i. n. FOY, Adm'"r.
Auo 1853 OF 30
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Dis sol u t i n!
To the Public.

"AVING sold out our entire interest in the
IL firm of II. l.. Cunningham X Co. to our for
mer partner Mr.. HENRY SOLOMON, we take
pleasure in recommending him to our old custo-
mers and friends. We are thankful for the iberDl
patronage We have received, and solicit continu-
sncc of the same for our successor.
II. L. CUNNINGHAM,
G. C. CUNNINGHAM.
Hamburg, S. c., Aug i, IS. Gm32
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Public Sale

NIOTICE.--Allpe persons having claims against
~ the Estate of William Lo.uc, decd, arc
hereby requested to present them properly attest
ed and all persons inhibited to said Estate inllst
make immediate payment.
E. ii. YOUNGBLOOD, Adm'r
Aug Is II 81
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Savannah River Plantation
FOR SALE!
A HEALTHY SITUATION-A DESIR ABLE
RESIDENCE-AND y MOST PRO
DUCTlEE SOIL!

FFHE Subscriber b.ing dcsirous of removing
IL TO Texas, offers for sale his valuable farm,
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gTNIIE Exercises of this Institute were resumed
i OH the 2nd day Of August, under the man
I nf
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NOTICE., I'll having claims against the
~ Estate of Levi Bledsoc, decd, are notified
TO render them in properly attested; and those
indebted to said Estate must pay up forthwith.
LEWIS DLEDS0E, Admor.
Aug a 1t 30
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HaMDUIIU, D. O.t
N0ULD inform his friends
w and all who may be trading
To this Market, that he still con-
tinues TO keep u FULL and we'll
selected Stock of Goods in the
,,h,y. linn op,l oo1i,,itc 81 sLaru nf
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SheriH''s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given application will
~ be made ut the next Session of the Legisla-
,urc, for Charter tor Road to run from the
Lutheran Church, on Edis'o, to interscct the Co
lumbia Road ut or near Col. John Huiet's, two and
Il half miles from Edge6eld Village
Nav 3 BIN 16
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Applicalion will be ma Ia to the
~ L. gisatulc at It's next Sc sion. 10 discontinue
tn. Road from Saint Marks Church to Rhinehsrts
Mill as Public Road.
Ja!Y 2S =. l. 3m 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-01
Headquarters,

Augusta, Ca, Sept. !, 1858 If 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

RThe New York Tribune cannot COM
prehend the passion that some persons have for
a seat in Congreas, and answers the question ;
What is it 10 be an honorable member" -
thus. d" 1t is to live in mean hotels and pay
magnificent bills. Itis 10 be obliged to breathe
bad air, to sit in an uncomfortable seat, to be
bored by long speeches, to be importuned for
pamphlets, to attend to the business Of other
people, negleeting ones Owl; to exist in q per
Petual fuss of franking, to watch your distrlc:
much more closely than you watch the kingdom
of Heaven, to miss your nights rest, 10 be
slandeIed, to be bothered, to be importuned, to
be embarrassed, 10 make speeches listened to by
nobody. to mail them to everybody 10 be read
By nobody, TO frank until your arm aches, and
to miss the greatest growler IN the district at
last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.
NV YoRK. August l6.

FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YORK, August e.
The joint Committee on the Gable Celebration
had a meeting to-day and fixed upon the first Of
September for the grand celebration. II was also
decided to send a despatch to the Lord Mayor and
Common Council Of London informing them Of the
fact
The British born people of this city intend to
have special celebration Of the event and meet
ing was held to-day 10 take the initiative in the
matter.
The frigate Niagara has been examined and pro-
nOunced TO be in good condition and to have sus-
tanned no injury during her cable expedition.
Some alterations, however, are to be made in her
rig. Her spars have been proved TO be too light
for her and will be changed to heavy ones. Her
crew will be removed to the North Carolina, where
those whose times have expired will be paid Of
aud the remainder attached 10 other vessels
Some 100000 of the amount stolen from the
Hatters' Bank of Bethel, CT, in bills on that bank,
have been conveyed ina mysterious manner to the
Police Of this cify-ihe holders doubtless finding
them not m rchantahle commodity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

The Republican State Convention assembled
here TO 10y organized by appointing Austin Blair,
OF Jackson county, President. After dispO5ing OF
unimpOrisnt business the Convention proceeded to
the nomination Of Stale Officers, which resulted as
follows:-FOr Governor, Noses Wisner Of Oak
land county Lieut.. Governor. B. Fairfield OF
Hillsdsle Co; Secretary Of State. Nelson G. Isbell
Of Livingston Co The Convention Is in session
this evening, and will not probably conclude its
business until tomorrow
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20
MILITARY DEMONSTRATION.

POLAND, Ne, Aug 70
One of the most imposing Military demonstra-
tions ever had in this state took place in this city
Yesterday, On the reception Of the Montreal
Rife Corps The days proceedings ended by
Levee at the residence Of the Mayor. During the
review several persons were accidentally shot
Lieut.. Proctor 0fthe Boston FusileeTs received
blank cartridge in his arm Ghss. Sutherland,
member of the Highlanders was shot in the thigh;
Corporal Santier, Of the Montreal Rifles, narrowly
escaped death, charge passing through his cha
mean
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CELEBRATION.

ALBANY, Aug. l9-
The following is Mayor Perry's reply to the Tel
egraph despatch from the Mayor ofNew York:
To the Hon. DAN'L F. TIKNAN;
Albany will ioyfully respond 10 her sister Cities
Our celebration on the lst OF September shall be-
90 far as we can make it. equal TO the great and
glorious triumph Of science il is designed to com.
memorate. Signed, Eli PERR1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

THE EPIDEMIC AT tbs Ono PENlTESTILRY -
We learn that the number of eases of typhoid
fever at the Ohio Penitentiary has largely in
erased, there being now some fifty or sixty
sick. The hospital room is not large enough
TO accommodate all the sick, and the officers
have been compelled to use the chapel as 4 hos
pital. There are two or three who are not ex-
pected to reeover.-StG,e Journal, l6fh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20
.. b BsTass 8 Co-. PT5pTIeto7s Of he CIe M
R AND BAKERS FAN.

Ist. Cotton is used as it is purchAsed-On spOOls
without rs-Einding saving tine, trouble and
waste.
"a. The trouble and psrpls1ity Of filing shut
tie, las in other macbines) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Itis very simple yet strong in construction,
easily Learned and kept in order, and does not
quire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch Is always distinct, even and reg
ulAr, and viii lot rip though every fourth stitch
Be cut
9Th. Tbs stitch is IS elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
1 This Machine embrOidsrs beautifully.
Ladies' and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales-roOm Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times
The services Of lady and the use of amsohine
ssn be obtained by the day in families, by calling
atthe room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day
SAMUEL HoPKIss.
Norfhrop L spangler's Block,
nh30dsm:l9s Superior st. up stairs.
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N H SnLOMONSON.

PRAcTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
e the ases assortment OF the most approved kinds OF
PEcT4CLES. Auhis glasses whether for aear OF iaf-
ighied ground under his sPectiOl b. machine
yof o5lsructioI with the reaes care, 50 as 10
suit the eyes al oEses caring Heaaess Dssaess Or
LssaAafs of IA Er and imparting Strength ioE ors
Eeadi x or fae sewing
u y. H Solonosson would here inform the public
that he employs any ia the sale Of his lenses
q Also. q splendid assortment of SPY CLASSES Al-
CROSCOPES. COaIPASSES. Sc, ke5t on h1nt
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Ihserei without pain, rs perfect as natuIaL
y Dm-r3 3s Superior street under TIE American Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

Mothers and Nurses will fnJ .'FoNTAINEs CREAM
OF " Id FLOW Rs" sUDsrior al SPIRITS, soaps
l5ions rch medicsisd laihsT penetrating the skin,
prevents chAfng and erupions and that health,
deli = AID sweetness 50 pleasing IN rh ldren-
70 REMOVING RECKLES. ERUPIIONs, &c
few Eupeaions viii produce the agreeable results
Impa1lng whit cleaneSs ard beauty the
plexiou ?. G. FoSTAINE s co. sl5 Broadway and
No AsioT House. Ne York. Sold b. all Druggists
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REPORT
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
FROM NEW YORK .

NEw YoRK, Aug. IS.
Col. Thomas Allsopp, the alleged conspirator
against the life Of Napoleon, went out as passen-
ger in the Persia yesterday
The Cable demonstration in Brooklyn passed OF
without an accident
The investigation yesterday Of the Committee OF
the celebration into the cause OF the fire at City
Hall, did not lead to any satisfactory results There
is strong reason TO believe that the fire was set
Mr.. Edge, the Pyrotechnist, stated TO the Commit
tee that after the Illumination and fireworks were
ali over, be went over the While Of the building,
and found it sl safe II Is now stated that $4,000
will be required TO make necessary repairs.
Morgan Helm, the young man who killed his
sweetheart, and afterwards shot himself died yes
terday morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20
NOMINATIONS.

CINCINNATI, Aug. l9.
Hon B. Stanton was unanimously nominated 10
Congress to day BY the Republicans Of the Eighth
District.
Wm Hubbard was nominated TO Congress to-day
by the Democrats o. the Eighth DistriGt.
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FIRE.


ROCHESTER,, Aug ~.
The Edge Tool Factory Of d. r. Barton on
Browns Race and building adjoining, formerly
cotton factory were burned last night. Loss
$50 600. Insured $4,000.
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LHAIR DYE-HATR DYR-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE,

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD!
All athersar mere iIa'Ious and should be avoided #
yOu wish TO escape riiicule.
GRAY. RED. Or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud Natural Brown Black without the least
uluiy 10 Han 81 Skld-
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
EE1rdsd 10 Wm. sishsi5r since ls3) and s0oo0
Applications 4en ulde TO tho Hair u his patrons OF
his famous Dye.
WM. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
not be distinguished from nstur5 and WARRANTED
not 10 the Least however Ions MAJ be coutln
usi the il ects OF Ia Eyes rcnsaie; the lIair IL
vsoraiod f5r lie bg This s2le4did Dye-
&ade, 50 or applied tia private rooms, The wis II =
l33 Br1aIUa-, y. y.
u The Genuine has the addrcss upon steel
oaggaVius on four SIDES of each Boz, Of
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Some discussion ensued, in which Messrs.
Ransom, MUELLER and TH1YER opposed the re-
peal, and were in favor of markeI men congre-
eating together instead of peddling their sup
plies Herald
The spirit of the Counsel" Of our evening
cotemPoraTy misrepresents the members who
opposed the repeal of certain sections of the
market ordinance-no question was at issue in
relation to tae congregation of market n-eE-as
the ordinance requiring market men to eongre-
gate had been repealed two years before
Messrs Ransom, MUELLER and THAYER opposed
the repeal mainly on the ground, that they were
opposed to the free sale of meat on the public
streets without any regulations.
AS the passage of the ordinance would viriu-
ally repeal all Market regulations, Mr.. Ransom
said he believed that market regulations were
necessary to protect citizens from imposition
and the necessity had always existed in large
cities; and that that necessity had created the
Office of Superintendent of Markets, fixed by
statute as much as the Office Of Mayor He was
not opposed to the free sale of any wholesome
articles of food on persons own premises un-
der proper regulations, but he believed that this
was the first instance that a city of this class
had asceItained that no market regulations were
necessary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

TaE BAcEs YEsFERDAY.-The race at Ken
digs Forest Grove yesterday afternoon was
well contested, and won by Mechanics b. G.
Reindeer (best three in five; mile heats in
harness) in 3Ol, 3:Olt and 3:OIi; and in the
first three heats.
The second race for purse Of SIS was won
by Dick Potts elegant nsio b g. =" Atlantic
Telegraph" ph"-purchased by that gentleman at
the enormous cost of fifteen shillings! Three
horses were entered, each owner riding anoth-
er's hOrse-the last one to the goal winning.
" Atlantic Telegraph" gaily decorated with all
descriptions of streamers, Jumped over the
course at the rate of one mile in one hour and
thirty nine minutes.
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Goutational.
| SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
n euh oclng all the elements o. s1lt aul usrfu Ed-
s1fon VIII be aDsned The Sunday School Room n the
Tsar n ufr Chnrrh SuTrlur sreet. nrs4 c Sep.
lsnbsr under ths care OF hs Misses VARIAN and ths
Esnsr.l 81 sriltsn3snos of Rev NAAS as Rector O
ne School
ApBlicaiians flr smissi0n be made The SeLeOl Room
any tirnr duriag the course Of the Schnol tenn.
PrOspec;us setting forth Terms. SO. be had
Iorion 70 the RetDr 70 eheT Of ne Rev GENT emen
Tf1f-FF OF the Sch1dl Dg CLAXION.
DR BOLLES.
szs i'm lss REV. L CARTER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

ANusENENTs-Prof LOVE had another full
house at the MelodeOn last night, and as usual
delighted his audience. His feats are all new
and good and well worth seeins.
The MIEsH's also had good house, and
played with capital effect Do not fail to 60
and see them. They appear to night in the
''Queen of the Lurie"
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ALBANy.Aug 10.

-AI7131N 7 II
The American General Committee Of this county
have adopted resolutions affirming the Bingbamp
ton platform, declaring their readiness TO unite
which any party for the overthrow ofthe democracy
who is willing TO go for the admission Of Kansas
as a Free State
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

GUITAR-J H Thomas, Teacher Of the Quit
al, Rooms at No Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

n E. Rufini will sell of his stock of Hats
and Caps at lower prices than any other estab-
Hshment in Cleveland. Remember 81 Superior
street 2w
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF TIE UNITED STATES
1t hss been my cd fortune 10 restore 10 health many
thousands OF my country
My has excited the malice OF the enviuus and
saIu but iksr persecuins Lave served only 70 extend
and sstab sh ny repuis0a Showers % grateful offerings
have fallen upoa ny hvay, the sufferers whom
hzvo reliered. Ioag reld afectiOnaie and
thankful remsbree by Hose who have experienced ml
siH len slrd 10 1ssp;ss ehTtz Of
and sandeIsrs
MY friends have repeatedly urged place ms nsdi-
for producing m=zrraiiln within tho reach Of
Ladies the United states. but ndsposion enter
sld occupied b. qlaeks, with their praci0us
and fear It ulpria-p;sd oouufeTeiters might palm upon
the public tir worthless imiia,ious hher pre-
vented sbshns agencies for the sale of ny
-AsIIE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Al as yield to the eaeles OF patients and friends,
and osr the suffering Femles Of America medicine
which has rendered s5mshat famous throughout the
Old World.
In ogari to the efficacy the A1IlE DE FEMME"
need sny say, that liquid form. ard is exactly such
have used my practice ia ranee, of many years. and
that has failed 70 secure satisfactory result.
Tbs Annie de Femme" aad Jn stand IN the
lati0n Of and effect. Il Is ake powerful 10 orgnsie
loahy msnsTal "a has existed and 20
restore where has been from sny suppressed.
In oTdeTfo gard against imposition the wrapper of dircc
ttous On each bottle OF the "A Feml,e' @ bear my
written signature and both boits aad enclosing bCN
w1a be seated with my Prlgl;e seal.
Pnoe, $500 raekags- D,ronD
PARIS Jlneary, LII.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail By WILLIAM FIsKE.
No. q supsrr street, Cleveland who VII supply the
''Amis de Femme a. the Pr1pHs'ors prioes-
A.
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Gpcfial Notices.
For Washing Infants and Children.

y For Gas FtItzTes asd FititAg-AyYl,
Fag. EasEortA 9 Co, les sad I0I ss9eriO- street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

TaE WORKING Mans MEsTISG.-The Old
Count House was again crowded last night with
mechanics and laboring men, pursuant to ad-
journment, and a permanent organization ef-
fected by the adoption of Constitution and a
name, to wit-The Working Mems Union. L.
A HINE, Esq, the talented land reform lecturer,
spoke for nearly an hour. At the close of his
address, a vote of thanks was rendered him, and
three rousing cheers enthusiastically given
Mr.. HISE viii deliver another address upon the
same subject, LAND REFORN, at the Court House
tonight, after which announcement the meet
ing adjourned. The address will commence at
half-past seven, and those who feel an interest
in this subject will do well to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20

Disease ANoSS HozsEs-We are informed
that cattle and horses in the vicinity cf this city
are dying in considerable numbers from some
unknown disease. Mr.. Myers, residing in
Brooklyn, has, within a few days past, lost
three horses and two cows. 1t is believed that
the animals are poisoned by the grass or some
plant they eat. We have been told that the
grass in many localities has been struck BY a
rust whi;h is fatal to any animal that eats it.
There might be some mistake about this, but it
is a fact that quito mortality exists amongst
cattle and horses
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-20
The FEMALE MEDIC lLPRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;

By NOruclims L. NheEsmans VI ~
NEW YORK CITY.
~ INSTRUCTOR, a GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In whl,l is omb0Iied fan anl clrasss description
CknowIodye Necessary the welfare OF those married
about be marie the grocess ofco-csI pTosnsy
Hni delivery, their paias and dangers, we'll the
methods by which many othe latter may le oyiated and
teaching h5 the may De issorafed and restored
ifs proqer toae afsr having been Frustrated BY
Paints iueitcuisl TO the huusn frame. Also much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obvia:s
the necessity ofsny gre' smount Of sckes and enable
the OhseT4at reader be- 10 extent, her ply
sieian.
Ths bdl is NOR avail able 10 The understanding The
soupr,essionsl reader and sklfallY elaborated.
plans q, arranged and o4red out, 'haa any work OF is
Kind u0ss ssl5fe The rabhe. wbl0 gives wholesome
Vartieu'ars aae in souo respects information u1o1
os 5stde ioa,s claue7led viii the female
system Il should be Noe the hands af every female
PRICE = CENTS.
his work also con aims uresl ti1s used by The doctor
his prse'iss for ths positive Of Srlous Emp
-Dspepsia-Folsss a. sfrse Hrir s. Sc So any
oe whi h prePlE.os na pr''e Of great ~aue 10 The
This hook viii he sent by mail free Of postage the
reception a is prS wie nay be seat 81 her 10 maue, ~
ss27.isvsasm 5ClsmSers stTesi = Y CITY
J. 3. Barnes s Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
Iaas Plural ing Works, Atvater Blork prepared
arge force Of experienced vuIkmen doing every
escri1 ioa OF Pla 5s the thorough manner,
he scientific plans reasonable terms and Shor
notice. IaIse stocks oi Foualaas OF dIersnt STYLES and
izes. Ballins fuls Uf cast and Wo0d, lined NIth
inaedco3IT. steam heaters, Lead AID galvanized iron
pipes. Lea;sr ni India bher Hose eyery dsscuPllu un
tfEras- sni gffef Caks inc udius e Pafeu Self-cos
Co.'s Toseaily inrIduei V5as b WIS, and AL kind:
WORK warranted m2s-dkWtf.
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Drp GOODS.

EALL STYLES OF DELAINES-
suls TAYLOR. GRIswoLD co.
RECEIVED TO-DAY
IL Blse< silk Guipure Lace
Black SIX BrudelIes Lace:
White GuipuTe Lare,
Thread Lace.
OF our own Importation.
auls RETTBERG HAUSSIANN.