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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-21

AMALGAMATION PROHIBITED IN CALL
FoRNIA.-A bill introduced into the lower
House of the California Legislature, on the
30th of January, to prevent the amalgama-
tion of different races of men, provides that
any white person who shall hereafter be
convicted of marrying with negro, mulat-
to, Chinese or Indian, shall be punished by
fine or Imprisonment, or both; !; and that a
person who boards or intermarries with any
individual of any of said races, shall be
prima tacie evidence that such person is
not white citizen, aud shall subject him
to all Constitutional disabilities imposed on
persons of color.
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NEWS.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March lS.-The "mas.
terly inactivity of both the S. uthern Com
missioners and the Administration contin-
ues, to the great dissatisfaction of the gos'
sips and wonder-mongers. The Southern
Commissioners received no communication
from the Administration to-day, as has been
anticipated.
Hon. A. B. Roman, the third Southern
Commissioner, arrived to day, but was so
fatigued that he retired Immediately, with
out holding any conference with his col.
leagues.
Executive officials state that 20 order has
yet been issued for the evacuation of Fort
Sumter Others, who pretend to be we'll
informed, say that Scott, having been duly
empowered to act in the premises, has is.
sued the order. The Adjutaut General to-
day held long conference with the Secre-
tary Of the Navy. Their deliberations are
said to have referred to the removal of the
garrison of Fort Sumter. .Hercnry.
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French Recognition.

The Charleston Mercury publishes the
following dispatch from reliable source
New York, March lS-The French
Custom House at Havre has officially mott.
fed merchants concerned, that all ships
cleared by the seeded States will be ad-
United on the same footing as vessels bear.
ing the flag Of the United States. This is
probably preliminary step to the full re-
cognitiou of the Confederate States by the
French Government.
The Charleston Courier has the following
conirmatory paragraph:
owe learn from tclegraphic dispatch,
received yesterday by mercantile house of
our city, that the proper officer at the Gus
tom House at Havre, France, has notified
the merchants of that place that ships from
the seeded States will be admitte" into
that port on the same footing as those car
rying the federal flag.
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4pn>enea(.

M,RRIEp-On Tuesday, 10Th instant, by Rev. r. Y. Rus
SELL Rev. LANES s. BAILEY of Chester District, and
Miss ELVlRA c. GILL, of York District.
On Tuesday, 18th instant, by Rev. R0b Y. RUSSELL Mr..
THOMAS BJRRIS and Miss MARTHA WILLIAMS, all
of York District.
On "Wednesday evening, 18th instant, by Rev. james NJ.
II. Adams, Mr. |. DONOM WITHERSPOON, and Miss
MARGARET f. WRIGHT, all of Yorkvile.
In Y0rkviln the 18th instant by John G. Enloc, Esq
Mr.. WILLIAM II. HOWELL, Of Mississippi, and Miss
CAROLINE CHAMBERS, of York District.
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Charlotte Market.

The market Was tulerable active the past
week, and the supply of produce is good
Cotton.-Not much offering; prices ha !e
an upward tendency. Sales the past wee
we're made at 8! to III. One lot brough,
10 40.
Flour-sS Is to 81 per sack for extra.
Wheat.-The demand is good at 81 50
to 81 81 for White, and 81 40 to 81 50
for Red.
Corn is lower-S0 to 81 being about the
figures -Dcmocrat, 18Th inst
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Charleston Market.

The cotton market was rather quiet to-
day, owing to a very light stock on sale
The transactions were limited to TIA bales,
at full and firm prices, viz: 8 to l2sc.-
!Nercuyy, 18Th inst.
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From Texas.

New ORLEANS, March l9.-Advices re
ceived in this city from Texas state that
there will be an entire evacuation of all the
forts by the Federal Government by the
10Th inst.
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From Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY, March lS.-The tariff
bill of the Confederate States, reported last
week, was not passed into a law. 1t will
be taken up for action when Congress re-
assemblies in May.
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YES YOU MAY USE

Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Coloring /!
AND FIND 1T TO DE Isl ...
A PERFECT HAIR RESTORATIVE,
promoting the strength and growth HAIR and giving
it all the beauty Of youth. Do you doubt ~
Reads Read! Read!
ScHRooN LAKE ESSEX Co., NY.
~. February 6, 1858.
W; E. HAsAS. Troy, n: Y;.IDear Sir:
Ing much pleased with IT, take pleasure In making the
following statement From the effects Of very severe
tit of Sickness when about ls years of age, my hair COM
menccd turning grey, aud continued to until 1T
BECAME PERFECTLY WHITE being very harsh and coarse
Last Summer had reached my fftythird year, when
induced by friend to purchase two bottles Of Helm:
streets Hair Restorative prepared by commenced
using II according to directions and In few days was
surprised find that my hair from the roots outward
turning back ts original color 1t so continued to grow
until It truly brown and glossy It In my
color. -. MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co., ss-Myla Seaman came before me and was
duly and that the above statement true this
9th day of February, 1853. .H.. ,.aa ..yrrs-
JOEL F. POTTER, Justice Of the Peace.
.. -.... ...-- -.u PITTsFoRD, VT, Aug. !, 1857
hereby certify that my hair having become quite grey,
used Heimstreets Hair Restorative (prepsred by W. E.
HAaAN of Troy n ~ for four weeks, and my hair was
'''-''''' WV 90 ''''' " - ~ WIN. KINGSLEY,
Pastor of the Baptist Church. Pittsford VT
MECHANICsvILLE, N. Y, March II, 1859.
Mr.. w. Z. HAoAN Ihave used Heimsreets Hair Res.
toratyc three years. and have found to be
ceen article 1t not only restored the color Of my ha
giving life and strength but It cured myself and
wife of most obstinate eruption upon the scalp which
nothing else seemed to benefit fully beieveit be the
best article In use. Yours Respectfully,
KNOWLTON ROWLAND.
The above but few Of the many letters of recon-
mendaon which have been rendered to the propetors Of
Hemstreets Hair Cooring Restorative. It has been
used by thousands of people, andt fails to restore
the color and growth Of the hair This singular effect Is
produced when dyes used for 1t upon the
natural secreons Of coorng matter at the roots and thus
effects the change. The color produced In
felt but the natural shade youth. does color the
skin. ...H - 70
Price SOC and SlO0 per bottle. Sold everywhere. w.
Z. HAGAN g. CO., Proprietors, Troy, NY.
Sold in Yorkvile, by ALLISON e. BRATT0E; In
Chester by A. H. DEVAGA, and all Druggists every
where VAN SCHAACK & GRIERSON, Charleston
and JOHN WRIGHT L. CO., New Orleans, Wholesale
Agents. .-
Apil26 II lY
w NSl AlLK
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Our Commissioners to Europe.

A telegraphic dispatch announces that
our Commissioners to Europe will leave now
in a few days for Europe. 1t will be seen
that they have determined to act indepen.
dently of the Northern line of steamers
The movement is a good one. 1t will pub
lish to the world the British line of steau-
crs, and direct the attention of citizens of
the Confederate States to it, 1t will also
show England that We arc more disposed to
patronize her merchant marine than that Of
the United States, and will invite aud en-
courage the investment of English capital
in Southern and British steamship lines
The following is the telegram above allu-
ded to. 1t is dated Montgomery, the 18th ::
THE Commissioners for Europe
Yaucey, A. Dudley Mann, and ?. a Rost,
of Louisiana, will leave for New Orleans,
taking the English steamer at Havana, on
the 9th, for Southampton. "-Caro'tntan
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Columbia Market.

The sales of cotton for the past two days
amounted to $50 bales, prices showing an
upward tendency. Extremes I to lie
Curoliniut 20M inst
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TO THE, pIJI3I,IC.

CHILLs AND FEVER! CHILLs AND FEvER!!-Onc OF the
greatest remedies has been laid before the public
for Fever and Ague and which have received the highest
cncoiums from the press and the people, is Dr. j. Hostel
tcr's Celebrated Bers Who would endure the torires
arising from this terrible disease when can be so easily
and icy chs alternately when remedy can be OBJ
tanned for trr? And yet how many families nger
painful existence under this deadly blight, and do
nothing but gp down qninr until II becomes rs common
their daily meals and yet they not relieved. None
but the foolish and weak would hesitate to procure these
valuable BeIs and save themselves intense agony.
For sale by ALLISON Il BRAFTON, Y0rkvIle, s. e.
Mar 10 I'm
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A Friendly Visit.

~ Z II6II1Iy 1o1U'
Our old and esteemed friend Col. B. T.
Watts, Secretary to Governor Pickens, on
Sunday visited Fort Sumter on friendly
call to Major Anderson. The Major and
Col. Watts are old acquaiutauces, having
known each other for over thirty-fve years.
At the time when Major Anderson's broth,
er was Minister to Colombo, Republic Of
Bolivia, Col. Watts was then Secretary Of
Legation. The meeting was very pleas
ant one, reviviug many "reminiscences OF
the past.-Charleston Courier.
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{ry- CnuGHs-Thc sudden changes of our climate are
of Pulmonary, Bronchial and A>thnatic Affections.
Experience having proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the early stages OF the
disease recourse should at be had to Browns Bron-
chai TrochcS oZcngcS, let the Cold Cough or lrrta
ton of the Throat he slight as by this precaution
more serious attack NAV be eilcctuaIly wared off Public
Speakers and Singers will find them efectua for clearing
STRENGTHENING the voice. See advertisement
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CURIOUS STATIsTICs.-We CLEAN from
the annual report of the New York Metro
politau Police force, the following items:
Actors arrested during the year 1860,
So; artists POL, alderman l (oply one)
bar tenders Ia !; clerks l49l custom house
officers 8; deputy sheriffs 6: editors 5 (bae
men) hotel keepers GIL (awfuD! printers
81 Every moderately! proof readers 2; re-
porters II (fair); servants 1898; lawyers
80 (more than all the editors, proof readers,
reporters, and printers combined); tele-
graph operators 3 (exactly as bad as edi-
tors) vocalists 1. The total number of all
sorts aud conditions of people arrested by
the police during the year was 65,SO9, of
which over fifty thousand were under forty
years of age, and twenty thousand Of them
females.
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THE LAST OF THE JACKSON FAMILY
The Lake Providence (La Herald an
nounces the death of James Thomas Jack
son Mccullough, the last blood relative of
Andrew Jackson. The deceaseds father
was cousin of the old hero, and his mother
q niece of Mrs. Jackson.
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YORKVILLE MARKET.

Couon.-There is good demand at
prices ranging from = to l03. A good
crop lot would command 10 cents.
Flour IS S5; Corn, 95; Bacon, hog
round, l29
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BLOWING UP FORT SUMTER We see
it suggested in Northern papers that, if
compelled to evacuate, the military author
tiles of the Black Republican Government
should at least make ruin of Fort Sumter
We respectfully suggest that, situated as
Major Anderson is, it would be both diff
cult and dangerous in him to execute such
a maueuvre. How he could arrange to eff
feet such hostile purpose and escape With
his command, is easier to speak of than to
plan and perform. Our Northern friends
may be very sure that before he is provided
with the means of transportation from the
post with his command, the condition of the
fort will be properly looked after. We
would not suspect brave officer of foul
play; but if his Northern advisers were in
his place, to practice the treachery they
suggest and advocate, they would bitterly
rue the deed. Charleston Mercury.
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Special Notltes.
DAVIS MELTON sAM'L W. MELTo,
,hrster [ Yorkvir. :. G.
MELTON g. MELTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

WILL practice in the Courts of Union, York Lancaster,
Chester and Fairfield Districts. Particular attention given
to collections. &C. Office in the Oriinary'S Office, in the
Court House.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY,
ROOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES,
VS..
Nauseous Drugs and Poisonous Min

We ask the afflicted of either SEX which do you prefer
pleasant and delicious syrup from Natures
own Remedies,-one which will speedily and permanently
cure you the VILE compounds heretofore used with
all their Nauseous and debtating effect together with
the oathsome disease many times following the Of
Mineral Poisons.
The Cherokee Remedy" Is Natures own Specific for
Gonohoea, Gleet Gravel Structure Fluor Abus whites
these diseases by natural laws after all other preparations
have failed and Is of Heavens best mercies offend
Ing man Instances could be produced OF Its effects,
which would stagger credulity
but this has never in instance been known to fall
Happily for mankind the Governor Of the worlds Faith
er who afaict3 not to kill, but TO cure!
In mercy be has appointed Medicines FOR these dreadful
diseases when taken quickly ies to all Of the
system attacks the disease every post and with de
ty and courage truly admirable gives until
has completely expelled from the body and restores the
unfortunate patient to former health and vgor.
This Remedy at the very ROOT Of the disease
its tendency not simply to suspend the poison but
remove the cause on which II depends - '...
EF3 And what ENHANCES ITS VALUE, Is the en-.
tire absence OF all NAusEoUs TASTE OR SMELL can lay
in tie counting room the toilet table, without
being suspected as Remedy" for secret diseases.
~ treatise on Venera diseases, with full directions
for theirp manent cure accompany each bottle.
u Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers IN
POTTER & MERw1N Sole Proprie.ors,
Sold In Yorkville, by ALLISON & BRATToN; in
Chester by A. H. DAvEGA, and by all respectable Drug.
gists in the Southern States. BARNES & PARK, New
York VAN SCHAACK& e. GRIERSON, Charleston and
JOHN WRIGHT Co., Ne" Orleans n''s'a'e Assps'
GX7ANTED-AGO GOOD MILK COW
w with young Calf for which liberal prtce viii be
p'a,a; aass S9Ss'y'' S AAhs"An4AA AAAsS
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IMPAIRMENT OF WAR.-NOW

DEPARTMENT OF WAR.-NOW
LION HAND AT THE YORK BOOKSTORE, the
following Text Books, which have hren adopted by the
War Department of South Carolina, "FOr the Drill and
instruction of Volunteers, Militia and Enlisted men, and
which will be used and followed by the several arms Of the
service respectively, viz:
FOR CAVALRY.-.The system of Cavalry Tactics, by
the War Department, February le4l.''
FOR FIELD ARTILLERY-"InstructOn for Field
Ariery-prcpared by Board of Artillery Officers. AdOp
ted BY War Department, March g. 1850"
FOR INFANTRY OF THE LINE.-"A concise system
of Instructions and Regulations for the Militia and Voun-
of United States BY AdjutantGenera Sam Cooper
and Major Alexander Macomb together with SIN
ant Tactics, Rules for the Exercise and ManGuvre Of
the United States Infantry, by Major General Scott
FOR LIGHT INFANTRY AND RIFLEMEN.-Rih
and Light Infantry Tactics, by Brevct LeuenuntCooneI
w. J. Hardee Also,
MILITARY MANUAL-A manual OF Instructions for
Volunteers and Militia, by Maj VIM Gilham, late U. 3.
Army; Instructor of Tactics and COmmandant Of Cadets,
Virginia Military Institute. One vo dem. svo, nearly 'OO
pages and upwards of2OO illustrations.
MANUAL OF BAYONET EXERCISE-Prepared for
the OF the Army u s. BY Geo. b. McLelland, Captain
lst Regiment Cavalry, U. s. A.
ON INFANTRY CAMP DCTY-Feld Forifcaons
and Coast Dcfences, by II. v b.
SCHOOL OF THE GUIDES, designed for the Of
the Militia Of the United States, by Col. Eugene LEGAL.
55th Regiment, New York State Militia.
February Ia
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MANHOOD.-HOW LOST. HOW

1H1 RESTORED.-Just Published, In Il Sealed Envel-
Ope the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure OF Spcr-
maitonGe, or Seminal Weakness, sexual Debility Ncr-
and Mental and Physical Incapacity. BY ROBr j. CCli-
VERNELL, VI. d. author of the 'GrcGn Book" &c.
The world-enOwncd author, In this admirable Lecture,
clearly proves from his experience TINT the awful con-
sequences of Sclfabusc may be- eecuay removed with
medicine and without dangerous surgical operations,
boghies instruments, rings cordlas pointing out mode
of cure and eilrctual, by which every sut-
icrrr, matter what his condition may he, may cure l-
self chcap privately and radically This lecture will prove
n boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, PAID, on the receipt
oftwo postage stamps, by addressing Dr. CHI C. KLINE,
l27 Bowcry, New York. Post Office s0H 45s6
Erllr
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FLAG LANGUAGE.--The New York
Herald says of the Confederate Flag:
The design is striking, and the flag has
the merit of originality as well as durabili-
ty. The upper and lower sections coupo-
sing the 'Ay" part, are red, the middle
section white, while blue union, contain
ing seven stars in a circle, reaches from the
top to the lower red. This flag possesses
an heraldic significance probably not CON-
pretended by the uninitiated. The blue
union signifies firmness, coustaucy, faithful
ness; the white, purity and peace; and red
is emblematic of war. With the seven
stars in the blue, this flag can be read as
follows: Blue-Seven States have been
entered into covenant of Good Faith
White-To promote the general welfare III
time of Peace. Red-To provide com
mon defence in times of war. To assist
the reader to interpret the flag more fully,
We would state that in engraving heraldic
devices it is ruleable to make the portions
delineatipg blue in horizontal lines, and
red in perpendicular ones.
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IN EOWITY--YORK DISTRICT

W. c. Beatty and w. H. McCorkle Executors vs.. Samuel
Blair and othcrS.-Bl for Advice and Direction, Con-
struction Of win, Relief, Sc
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
l. Nancy tia one the defendants in above stated case,
resides without the limits of this State. On motion Of G.
w. Williams Compainants Solicitor. it is Ordered: That
said absent defendant do apprar plead, answer or demur 10
the bill filed i'm this case within three months from the pub
cao or an order r0 concsSO will be granted against her.
$50 WALTER b. METTS, c. E. y D.
March lS IL 3m
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DENTAL CARD.

SsyA THE undersigned takes pleasure In ntor-
RSHa8 ming the public that he has just returned
UIYY7T9 9frn,n Baltimore where lr has been attend
-Al' Ing the Lectures of the 'Baltimore College
of Dental Slrgtrv' during the winter He Is now
graduate of this College; Is prepared to do every Kind OF
work in his line; and sncis r patronage of his fellow cit
liens. WI. VI WALhEt.
f7- Office in the second story OF Adckcs' Brick Building,
on the corner of Congress and Liberty Streets
MlrchS lO
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TAXES TAXES!, TAXES!!!-


4 The undersigned will attend at the following times
and places for the purpose Of collecting TAXES and rrcei-
wing Returns for the year 1850
At Fcenlster+, on Monday, 18th OF March.
At Youngbooi's, on Tuesday, 18th Of March.
At McCOnncllsvlr, on "Wednesday, Doth of March.
AT BrattonSviIIr, on Thursday, 2lst Of March.
AT WestbrOOks', Oh Friday, Odd of March.
At COntr's Tavern, on Saturday. 2M of March.
AT Rock Hill, on Monday, 18th of March.
AT Fort Mills on Tuesday, 4h of March.
AT Ebcnezcr, on "Wednesday, 9th of March,
AT Clay Hill. on Thursday, 28h of March.
At Bethel un Friday, 29tli Of March.
AT Yorkvle, on Monday, Isl OF April
AT Smiths, OH Tuesday, I'd Of April
AT Alison's, on Wednesday, Sd of April.
AT Whis0nant's, on Thursday. ith OF APRIL
At BuifalOc, on Friday, 5tll OF April.
AT B0ydtOn, IN Saturday, 9th of April.
AT Clark5 Store, Monday, 9Th of April.
At Gilfcns, 0n Tuesday, 9Th Of April.
At Hugh Loves, on Wednesday, 10th of April.
AT Wylics Store, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
lltl, 18th and 18th of April.
At YOrkvlc Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th,
10th and 18th of April.
-TaxPaycrS hereby notified that the Act OF ls4s,
requires all he made oath and that returns
will he received by mail otherwise unless sworn TO ac-
cording TO law.
7-'rhe following property Is subject To taxation: Land
and Negroes sales OF goods, and merchandise, by
resident and transient PERSONS; acorage cnployinens,
faculties and professions, including dentistry salaries ana
wages $500 lots In towns and villages moneys loan
cd, moneys at Interest," NIL moneys invested In stocks &c
commissions OF vendue masters premiums taken by sr
ancc Companies and by agencies of Insurance Companies
not Incorporated in S. Carolina number of packs OF playing
cards sold and dogs kept by slaves.
o. The Books will be closed the ls day of May
All persons failing TO make returns on or before that ne
will be liable for dOnhlC-taX.
Persons will BE- required to pay Taxes In South Car
ollna money. JOHN ]. WYLiE. Tax-Colector.
March II II 6w
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IN EOaITY--YORK DIST

III EVUlTF--TURh DlSF.
James r. Blair vs. John NJ. Ross Executor Of John Blair,
deceased, and olcr.-Bi for Construction Of VIII, Ac-
count, Relief SC.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
ton; John Blair Stockton, Mary Stockton, Margaret Stock
ton Joel FIuggns John Ifugsns F. Irwin Mary H. Moore,
widow; Martha Moore and Ann Blair Moore, Defendants
IL is therefore, on motion of ]. Bolton Smith, Esq, Com
planas Solicitor ordered that the said absent Deien-
lants do appear and Plead answer dcur, to the Bill
filed In this cisr within three months from the publication
of this notice. or decree pro contesso will be entered
against them. WALTER Is. METTS, c. T.. Y. D.
MnrcI, IA 1851 (S1 SOY IL 3n
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'Y ES YOU MAY"
HIn MODE rDrv uATDI No NOPE II Al n UE n

"YE ES YOU MAY.'
NO MORE GREY HAIR! NO MORE BALD HEADS
WHY cnlstrccts Tnimtable Restorative Is com
ing into general There is nothing like it, Price fifty
cents and dollar per bottle. Sold everywhere. w. Z.
HAGAN CO. Proprictors, Troy, NJ Y See advertisement
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE undersigned, being well known II writer, would
offer his services TO all requiring literary aid He will fur-
niS Addresses, OatiOs Essays, Presentation Speeches,
Replies, and lines for Albums Acrostcs, prepare matter for
the press, write Obituaries and Poetry upon any subject
Address, FINLEY JOHNSON, Baltimore, Nh.
ROMAN EYE BALsAM.-For Weak and inlamcd Eyes
Read the following testimony
BISGHAMToN, January 7th 1854.
Mcssrs a. h. & D. Sands-Gentlemen Your Roman Eye
Balsam which recommended to Use for my daugl-
tcr's eyes, his acted them like CHARM Her eyes,
which had for several months, been very much swollen and
nlamcd, aiter few weeks of the Bnsam, were per-
frctly cured md well as ever.
Yours truly, VI. FOLEY.
Prepared and sold by A. B. ID. SANDS Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by ALLISON BRATTON, Yorkvile, 5. Z.
Sold also by Druggists generally.