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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
The Expedition Against Charleston.
House business min por!out.

The New York World, speaking Of the expedi-
ton and its probable attack on Charleston. be-
licvos that it will he weeks vet before anything is
done by it. The World says. in the course of IT'S
editorial speculstions as to the time of attack:
The expedition against Charleston seems 10
have miscarricd for q season, and the attack. it ID
now announced, may not be male fur d Month
yet. Thus all the time spent in North Carolina
has been los:. The original object was to make
the ra,.cls believe II march inland and an attack
on Wilmington was designed, md then tn 'udden-
ly sail for Charleston and attack it without delay.
But the old story was repeated. The War De-
partment sent Mnjor-Genrrnl Foster with troops
to Major General Hunters department without
designating who should ommaud the operations.
Gen. Foster declared us was the man, but Gen.
Hunter was quite sure he was the commanding
general. So the troops which were to have re-
iaained on board the trans :orts until disembark-
Ell for q direct attnck on Charleston have been
landed ut st. Helena I.land, while General Foster
comes home in the Araso IN &c; things fixed vt
Washington.
So golden week. have been lost the rebsls
aave bsed given aLunlnnt tins to prep ire for at
attack, and another evidence iaaffarded Of the
~siuyular wan. uf forecast aud administrative ahili-
,y vi The War department.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
Por the Advertiser.
Tribute Of Respect.

Alta called meeting of Friendship Lodge, No
%, A.. i. Nj, held at the Lodge Ronm, February
l4th, A.. L. sssS, the following Preamble ind
Resolutions were adopted, viz:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Supreme Archi.
tect .: the Universe in his Providence 10 remove
from W. by death three Of cur beloved Brethren
viz: JAMES REAN, TYLER MOTIFS and
JOHN HoLLINGSWoRTH, jr, all OF whom
fell far away from home and friends in the dc.
fsuce Of Southern rights aud Southern lnstitu,
tions. Therefore
Resnired, Tha. IN the do .th Of these Brethren
thu Lpdg', has been deeply MD 'oted, and that we
tender uur heartfelt sympathiss TO the families
and friends Of W. deceased Brethren, and that nc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

re- reach a Southern p"r' Gan Immediately
n L, sea and fry III" experiment. ~ltlion
pnrin. ary pth-r risk nm arriving iet'''
'.s-ies, III. .lna - s,r.rtsi, III It vi, o'ock-
!. has h..l. -e-est.,, !!.h u. S.Izure inr
.a;Gsc.!iua 81 lai;s ,.,e,n. w'ica '!sey can e.
,"dish y fr. IN Admiralty Court sac lac
p.t tilfy INV e,ier,'I.en ,'.-ir r".:g" npon
Ike s.rcig;il pf l!e E:aarrcari aHd ilsr''
IAN rrc'amaiion. Ard ti,is state Of rlhng'
III 'ast u4t-i tie Washington '+HTernmen'
~ ln..lc 4 apw anrnuncamant y; tie fees
D., i,lish,uent OF the blocka,ie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

Ggv. CUTLER FOX CiIARLE<rus.-A Wash
MI II despatch in the New York Tines gays
The plan of sending Ger-<al Butler TO
Charleston. 80 vehemently j3nicd by ure OF
your c%o;enInraries awh;.., since, is seriously
debsted, aud is one " che propositions intcr-
lied IL head oil th' strong popular demand
for his installing, in the War Office, as chief
of that Dep rument. Gen. Butler has given
his view, 10 the Government in regard 10 y
sys.(A of corporations from that city AZ u base;
I'D his plan is characteristic If his genius.
Sill it is probable that the G..vurnmeiIt has
as vet reached ~ cnnclu.!nn in the matter
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
FREnEnlck, Md, jan. 4tb, 1868.

} MRs. pADGErr,-It is with sad feelings I write
to announce the melancholy lidin.ss Of the death
of your Bon ALBERT n. PApsrrr, who died on
Saturday morning, Jan. I'd, ut 3 o'clock. in one "i
our Hospitals. iIo was removed to this place
from Shurpo.burg in the !attor Part of October,
very weak and dehiiitnisd, and suffering much
from n v wound in tho knee. gu yaung, and 70 pa
ticnt, l took great inter.s. i'll hita; had him re-
moved to Il comfortable place sent him such
delicacief as nc cravcd and his physician allowed
him to take. I visi'el him daily. and did all in
my power to supply Il l~nutl,er's place. About the
! miiile Of November ms own beloved pastor hap
tizcd him, nj his own r. quest. and aIao confirmed
and received him i +, the 'Ev. Rep. Church. lie
expressed u strong desire to scc hi arents aud
family ot;ce more. but yet uv0we,l sweet gubnlis-
si,a to tho will! Of his Father in Heaven. lie
called hs nurse about twr o'clock, and asked if he
did not ,hink him dying. Sesing the nurse hest
tate, he snid, 'Yo, need not fear to tell me cam
didly, for 1 feel assured that I am going to Hea-
veu." In IL few noruents he hr.atheI his last.
1 had given him u little Testament in which he
read daily, morning and evening, as long as he
bad strength to do go. The youth who lay next
to him, a mr. Mann. of Miss, rehd for him tho
evening previous to his death. And now my
fricnd, q mother myself, I can sympathise with
you in this deep affection. But grieve not too
deeply for your noble boy. lie died in n glori:
Gus cause, defending with his bravo arm Lis home
and the loved ones there. And though you will
never ace him again in this world, we have good
reason to hop. llrt in yoDlcr gloriuus world he
il waiting : TO welcome ynn lie was u great sufs-
Ter. and in that world suffering ani sorrow are
nuknoxn. ri. remains were inferred in ut.
DIV, Cyme-e.y this morning. ard his grave
nsrkcd.
Ia 81 :r, the best melis,l advise, AMI a:ten-
tvs r.urs... AZ: nj Wa ,lons Far him thu: it was
nn,s!bio f.r aay one tn do. And BIS gratitude FOR
rnv li'te net % kiulu'rS I shall never fargst, IF
ga -. '' n.s"y'v further enquiries I shall be
IN. M, Ia 4;,s..r .Y.1i r. : -. ~ .qusst,
Yours, respectfully,
Z. N,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

RYE CorFrn-ITs DAKcEss.-A case OF
some interest tn the drinkers oil I'VE coffee
has, ,ccnred in Brooklrn. n. y. Several mem
hers Of n family there were seriously affected
by poison, alleged to have been contained in
the COTE tbev drank. An examination wa,
made by tho health officer of Brunklyn. who
Uncovered that the sickness Ea.ff cause.l by
the continued use Of coffee made Wrye, an,l
he was confirmed in his opiajonsby making
experiments upon q dog. asStherefore Or
dered the police to seize ~t,elaeksgss on sale
In The store from which the famyy alluded to
had procured tho coffee.
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Latest from Charleston.

CHARLESTON, FEB. 22.-Thc object OF the Van.
kec Tag n truce yesterday. VS. to bring "rlers
from Lord Lyons'to the British stsauer Petrol.
-,cw here. to sail immediately to Washington.
A!<,. +" bring letters fo- the officers oc the cap
tured gunbnat Isauc Smith.
Tho Petrol e 'es Tomorrow. as her purpose WAS
to he here during the attack.
Many believe the attack Lds been porteesed.
Other indications confirm that impression.
The quarrel befween Hunter AMI Foster has
caused ln'ch confusion in the onemy's arrange.
menta.
Fort Sumter 10 dny 67od q ~snlute..in honor Of
Washinston's birthday. T.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

The Mexican company that is committing
depred .i;o on The RIO Grande turns out 10
be under commission from the United States,
and known MS The LIST Regiment United
States Soldiers Col. Zapatee commanding.
This is proved bY muster rolls and other pa
perS founI with them by Captain Benavides,
who whipped them on the other side of. the
Rio Graade. with a force quite inferior to
his own.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
Congressional.

RIcEHoSD. Feb. %.
In tho Senate to day, Mr.. Orr introduced a bill
to vest in Government. ns Il psrt of its postage
system, all rights Of the American Telegraph
Company in telegraph limos Of the Confederate
States. Referred to Committee on Postal Affairs.
The Exemption bill. was further considered, aud
finally otdered 10 be ensrossed. The section rela-
tive e" overseern WIS amsud.d 90 that it should
not Extend to any farm on which negroes have
been placed by division from other farms since
the llth of October last.
House business inim portrait.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

bow wi;h reverence and submission to tho VII. os
Him VIII" Garnet err.
R..n}frd, Thu! in rememh"-arce Of the worth
NJ mr. Brethren wn wear the usual bs'ls- ~
manrnins ior thirty days.
Rrs"ir-d. That the Lodse Rsurn be clothed in
m"urring tor III. usual time. -
R.s.ieed. Tint u copyiof these r ssolutions BE-
.rnt ,o each - f the families of nur deceased Broth
rem, aud y copy to the Edyeicld Adrerti-et Cor
publication.
Jas. Il. BURNETT, sec.r5 pro TEN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

The Winchester Bulletin of the Goth has been
informed by one Of our Confederate Judges, who
has just arrived from McMinnyiile, th.t news has
reached TINT place from Kentucky, which he c"n-
siders reliable, that the Legislature of that State
passed resolutions on the 18th inst, calling on
1 Issi f .ssfE:iey1 r4 e. |:. " a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fsteqsi .4sfs saHsse
once, to assist in preventing Lincoln from carry
iry ont his emancipation proclamation.
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.cl,e Eott.c of Suow.Dalidon.

Sec a letter from Fredericksburg giving IL hasty
account &C this b,ill:ar, affair. Al! lcnor % Col.
BLAND ard his },riv. command w!o 81 siSnal!y
yAnquisaea the rampant TEXANS and their allies.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
.Gbe A0brttlsr&,
ARTHUR sIMKINs, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY,. FEB. Is, 1863.
Notice To Young Men.

SEQ the opportunity offered hy Capt. LEWIS
.foN.s :" elnbrSce p desirable limo of service. Our
Young men know Capt. JoSrs t" he q msn that
vii; 10 to tic to, and ought 10 act accordingly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
LATEST NEWS.

/: [wesre indebted to Sergeant Jogy ?. BARR.
just arrived from Virgins. and whom we cordi-
silly welcome b ;irei far Augusta paper. of the
oath from which VS. clip the following news
iterns.l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

u The New York Legislature has came
near having another mob. Charges 1T hri
berry and corruption have been preferred
against the Spenker-which caused the IN
,erchangc among members of q great deal Of
language rot fit for cars polite. In other
countries, such talk would produce blood
letting there it only increases bad blood.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25
Another Youthful Patriots Death.

The following extract is taker from q kind and
feeling letter addressed to iJiIrs. NJ. VI. PApGErr,
Frederick, Nd. 1t tells the sad yet honorable
fatc Of another 3nc Of our brave bnys, sud is Of
itself II bc,Ir tribute to his worth than any thing
re c0uli MN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

The New York Senate has adopted reso!u-
tons endorsing tho Presidents emancipation
proclamation.
s,sN Generals Simmer and Franklin are
both the senior. in rank Of %iirneral Hooker,
appointed to the command Of The army of the
Potomac, and this sffor,ls = ready solution of
the cause of their retirement from their re-
s~urctiye COM auds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

Lord knows, the city Of Augusta with 81 its sin.
(aud We DO not say they src at oil bhckrr thnn
the sins OF other peoples and places) hsyc asqueez-
ing tight time in the matter of living. They are
giving. the biggcs; prices fur every thing To cat,
and barely get enough Mt that Seventy oreighty
head OF cattle passed by our door la.t wek =,
r.u.e for that markat,-a small fortune in i:.olf.
Ono day our old Laurens reach-brnniy me'chant
This amo does not occur to us at present but some
of you will pbmcuaber him by his july roo nose)
came along with n couple Of load, Of cottor. But
amongst that cotton was a barrel of peach =
Whats the rrico of it7"-"We'l, I hardly
know I reckon though I must have twenty dol
lars a gallon."-"N uf sed, yoa can take i~tsong."
Just to think Of one barrel CT peach bandy
(notLing but new peach) selling for sorne eight or
nine hundred dollars! What a temptation to
make two out Of one by the addition OF water .
and which, hy The way, would be oil The better
for those who imbibed Of tia liquid strength. lie
also had pariridses, or rather bis negro had
but we could mt induce him to listen to a promo
sition To- FIR n pr;cr-he was "huun' T. gi. what
dey was fotchin' in Aususty." In Columbia,
snms wosks ag". this favnri'- bird brought Is
eent. a iisce. But turkeys and Irish potatoes
haze gone up pretty nearly out of ,igt,t-ths la,-
tsr bringing twenty dollars = Lu.irsl. aud tins fog
naer twelve dniIays n pnie;-iu fact We beard Of
QUO sale at Si4 Il pair, but this VIA, hardly credi-
bis Beef too is going up everywhere. WehaYe
h .r., ,iore becn getting it in fhis pa Of he world
ii; Is c.nt.. but oar MARKET il drlarei al an Opd
unle:s customers will agree to com. M to rs cent,
psr rauad,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

Something from Kcrohaw's Brigade.
We make ,hs following extracts from a letter
received ut this ,fice fro,n tho ouartermaster of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-02-25

JAS. II. BURNETT, sec'ry pro TEN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-23

on'y " ssk AMI ts~e And thsn ynu u-a
81 n ted. nv dsr--Mr. johnson ays yoI ru"t
az N'r'ss we i-s-sd ICON. OF M 'fnr oiU
CIV us this norun."
II must see Mr. J hqsou sgs.p. n Ease"
bus nd.ed gov must ro'. You rust not vo'ry
your poor head With business how and Johnsn
YOU'D my TAX T. you on bu'insss. ~. so 70 bed
snh ser soundlv. and 'hen you wi get UP quite
brieht snd strong, aud a, y TAX sboi, business"
II an not seep-I an not rest ~, I hsve ASKED
M. Johison one o. TAO more qGe.tons itdsed j
eau not" pleaded z iinor.
Mr. Johnson knew that her hustard's orders o.
such o,css ms At Present were peren. ptory. sud
,hS' sle could som. N fof god col jussl sodas
H. sfr what lie had sad. ~. veutured 70 send f1r
b IA again Yet ri NOR loeked o. entrestng and
viHiul ihs,ste could hardly End in her heart 70 ~
fuse her.
A bright thought srutkte-
"Here. pen snd paper, my dear. Could you
not rite down the questions you wanted 10 ask Z
and he'll just lot down the answers upon tie same
piece Of rsper. n send II in BY jerry. he has
got frisndsi to dinner with him, you sseL'
she sat, resting her weary head on her hand.
and wondering what we're she questions which
would have come 20 readily to her tongue could ses
only wrote this:
JHow early can see yoI tomorrow morning
WI you tsse all the necessary rt.rs for my eoira
" Dixon ~ 500. a. possitlsi Gould Be admit
tsd tn him ~ nights
The penci Cd answers we're.
Eight O'Clock. Yes No,
~ suppose he Knows be<t," sad Elhnor. sigEin4
- she r al the last word " But ID see IDS WICKED
In me 70 be going 70 bed, and he 90 near 10 prs.
on"
When she rose ur aud stood she fer NE formey
dizziness return. and that reconoiled her TO Sock
ing re-, before che entered upon the duties which
we're becoming clearer tekre her now shst aho
knew all. and ~A. on The eoene Of action.
hu. Johnson broush her wbits-wins whey IN.
st"ad 81 the to sire had ssxed for aud perhaps 10
WAS owing 10 his that she slept so soundy. when
| she vsh,nsd the clssr light q dawn IVES fully in
the ruom
She could not remember where she was: for % ma
ny morninss che had ~akened up In strange rlssss
thAt IL took her several minutes before enc could
make out the ~ ~nsreabonu Of the heavy
blue M rom curtains, ths print n the lord-ieusp.
ant OF the county on tie wall. and all Ne hand
| some Iondcrous mahogany firuiturs that st,ie~t
| UP the room. AZ .oon ~ full memory came INTO
her mind she started up nor did ste GO n bed
again, although che saw by her vat on the drsss-
| ine.t.blc that u WAS not vet six O'Clock.
| She dressed herself 9Th the dainty completeness
| 20 hslitusl 70 her that u had become 90 upcoo-
| scious habit and tlen-the instinct irreprses-
| hle-she PUT % her bonnet and shawl, and vert
| down, pest tte servant her knees cleaning the
doorstep, out into shs fr,sh open air and che
| found her way dow the High Street To Bslinsford
| Castle, the building which the Courts Of AssIs
! were he d-ths prison in which D.ion 10y con-
denned 70 die.
To be Continued
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OFFICIAL. AND LEG:

HEADQUARTERS NINTH CONGRESS
- iousi pstrc, Of New Yorh, seventh Avenue,
fuIh Augu,f Ilst, 1853.
Th, Hoard of ENROLMENT for the Ninth Consress
tohal u snict OF the State OF New York. will CON
meme ~ ,eeHons Al headquarters shoye named, on
THURSDAY ne Jh day Of Sepembcr, 1863, 81 3 o'clock
=, NJ 'I' ~ prpose Of hearing claims for eIemp
ti9n ~ We Transaction Of Ia other husinees; The
or'Itn' maui e'rthcs.s for trcmption will be far
phhtu On Vplta on, hut the same must BE- properly
pnpNec sid Neliled lie or nTwentA,ion
those onlr le'd 'ppiv who have been notified to
noiicc
All such viii be- nteni to during that day. and in
selves.
All p~rsons who have been drsn.d. And who desire
a. pIerent tuhstitutes m'y notice In sritips 70
the Board Il Enrollmeut that tueh day they viI
rresent substitute, giving his name Ie. denc. sse
and stating whether h. 10 an alien OF citiren. 's''
Propositions for substitutes and he sI.nina.,on NJ
lessoTs osins will BE- heard by the Board on ths
tween the hours of Q A. NJ and 3 =. NJ no 10 he
i'm when the drafted men shall have bsen ordered
~ !, port a. the rendezvous
The business appropriate to each dsY will be 6n-
i,hed upon that day and IN all cases preference
vii b. avcn TO those Who shall present substitutes
tilAS Z. JENKINS, Capt. and Provost MAMMAL
AZ Ninth District, N.
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COOPER UNION for the ADvANC EMENT
y,y sS i sss''sp . As5
rR1T Eys scHo1 SooH md 1rlGivENAtEy
.H,ESisrsY r, kE:na kFPiiEb; fiiYsicAi;
ING and MUSIC.
The T!u:,sss snnenne. th.t the. Fifth Annual
day Of q tobsr bsIi.
I AppIic.,iou, for admission to the School Of Ar,
n ssp.smS. =, .S.u the PrinSipsi. Hi,.' t. < co
nsv pupil must furnish a certificate Of good moral
character. No fees fOs admission or instruction are
Appliesnts for sAmission to the Free Nisht Chase
e. in scisucs AID At can procure tckets Of admis
.%a Ss each e; S i :nS
s,cop ". and a,.o on The EVENINGS Of the 2sth,
over u year. q ss. .Sa ssrs:.. % Sa soS
moral chsr'ettt Pupils viii attend ios organization
,Pup,ls in Mathematics on Tbur-dsy E,suns, oct l.
F Pnp /. SssSr. rsSphy n ." t,s;
= Due announcement Win h- m ado hereafter .. 70
w r. .ss@S q in:.SSS.io IN s ss: been rr.,ly
,sissd and NMl rsSuiIe f,e year, for A eompl-ii0n
| tlon OF II, At their own option.
The general scheme l. =. follows:
thrpstic,; wtdnssdsy, u ,thsmsie.: iSars.s. IL
thsnatics; friday, Msthsmatics.
| second Year Monday, Natural Phiorephy, Tues-
day, Mathematics Wednesday, Mathematics. Thur.
| DAY, Nathematics; FRIDAY, Natural Philosophy.
Third Year MoudAy, Mathematics; Tuesdsy Che
| mlstry Wednesday, Msthsmstics Tbursdsy, Che.
| ipis,Iy; Friday, Mathematics.
Fourth YeM-Mondsy, Drawing Tuesday, Draw.
ins wtdnescsy Chemistry sppled' Thursdsy, hsv-
| ine; Friday, DRAWING.
Fifth Year Monday, Drawing; Tuesday, Mrchan.
10; Wednesday, Mechanics; Thursday. Mechsnies
| IntAy, Drs~ing
The cardinal idea Of the Institution being to I'm.
prove and educate the working classes, especially
those engaged in mech anieai emp oyment., IL viii be
seen that - Of the full course devoted to hsthe
matte, 40 10 Nsursl Philosophy, 3 90 to Chems
Try, h3o 10 Industrial Drawing and $50 to Theoreti.
oai Mechanics. sI Instructors IN Diawins and Five
| In Mathematics viii be employed.
charge Of Prof, CHAe. s. sTOSE, 4. n, Who will
deliver three Lecturse PIT seet. The Department Of
Mechanics will 10 under the direction OF Prof r. H.
WANDER WEYDE, N D., who will deliver ave Lee
tures per week. The Term viii close the sist Of
The public are admitted 20 ali the ela.e, and lee.
lures, provided they In the room, b. ~ oclck,
| when the doors viii be closed. The Trustees cor
daily invite the public and especially the young
| provision which has been made for their improve
ment.
The Reading Room 10 aov open. free to all, without
tickets Of any kind, from A. n TO 10 p n and the
| Picture Gallery from A. ~ TOT p "
The Trustees invite contributions Of books for the
Free Library, In which they are y estly needed, and
will b. productive Of general advantage especially to
| the working elssses Of this city. by order Of the
Trustees. ABRAh. q. HEWITT, Secretary. 40
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POETRY.
Courage. Brother.

Couss-t. b-other. 10 not stnnt O.
I'M .-h thy path be dark ~ nstt
Thefes the ssf 70 ~ de the hunl.s
Trust N God. snd d. the right.
IsNersd re long asd d'esry.
AID - ending OF ofsge,,-
IoN ttrsv'ly. stronv ~ wssry,
Tnis, IN Dod and do the right
T'l't 20 forms q 81 ny rsss,r
T.ndsoau oh i>e augNls bisht
1-iuro custom, school or fsshon.--
TrUs, n God aud do tie right
sone WI is'e ,hse, anne will love thee,
some " II fa,,sr. some " II 81 gns.
Tn iroiA n.an. aud look sbovc thee:
rri.s, Ia God and do ,he night,
Simple ME, and ss,est guiding
Inward peaee, and inward hsht,--
Star uron our path abiding
Trust n q, d and do the risht.
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DROTECTIvE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA.
1JoN-rhe objects Of the Association are to secure
Tor p n,ion,, pay and bounty and TO ave advice and
Information 70 them u,thout cost, and to prevent
uop in peIyop o. b. letter shouid BE- made to HKSRY
0REENEGln SoS q ChSmheya d. heW yak. tfs
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DENTISTRY.

A GREAT DISCOVERY.
4 ASEsTHETlC NITROUS OXIDE.
TEETH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED WITBor-7
PAIN
az Oh HOfT, sole manufacturer Of Anesthetis
nitrous Oi.s; II issuperlor 10 Chlorotorm or Ether
pleasns NJ, and rct insen.iblIity 10 nam.
eSi ing snich lei'rae Teeth without th know ledge j
ae pi.n nj lseth hlied and Artificial Teeth OF esery
nh. hofl, Dentist sJI Broadway, near 30thH' 40
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
n, Hayirg bad ! tooth extracted without pain, BY
from broadway, l chsrrtny insert this a. q recon-
msndation iothose suffering from toothsche. RICH.
AND u. y. VALENTINE, 6O9 Brosdwsy. 1o2
DR. JOHN HOWE, +35 CANAL STREET,
% S2b .ections ssfts 81 oesis per tooth; tee
nled With gold. home cement or other dninsr, 10 ca
70 " pa Tooth. Teeth extracted Without pam. Se5
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Kennsdy,s Rheumatic iiniment Cures sprsins.
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Kennedy's Rheumatic Iinirnsnt Cures Sore Throat
Kennedy a Rheumatic Liniment Care Aches and
Pains OF evsrv name and nature.
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