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public nm Array OF Talent that cannot BE- SURPRISES! mt
place n.>ecn, tbs cty. ard that too ~ iai Pnce
The Nnnacsuann"unce> AN engagement with
Mr.. CbNOEtR the pruteHn Performer
Ia PETITE CELESi L. the Graceful Dancer
The EAT WESTERN Mr.. WESTERN
Miss AUAIR. the Charming Sonestrcss.
Miss BLANCHARD. the t;recnn Jug lcs->s.
Mr.. BROWN. the Comic Singer And the
GIANfESS,.
who stands public estimation is ever. and SUPPRESS
every yistaF. 49,.
The Manager respectfully announces that he has diminished
tie number ofsea in the Lecture Room but increased the
comfort the audience The iirt SN Front Rows will
,t,te the Parei,e they newly cushioned and the backs
stuffed that every viii Ire entlrey separate each one
forming Arm Char.
Tie Manager incurred considerable expense in odcpun:
tins plau-huyeyer. he PROPOSES 10 promote me pleasure OF
H., far patrons b. his pnwcr LADIES WI ~
re ADMITTED TO TIE PiRGUETrE WITHOUT
ANY ENrR PRICE but Gentlemen Will h. charged an
additional Shilling
LOUISA DOROriiEA WAGNER. sister Of the celebrated
psey Queen be consulted during TIE DIZZY anu evening
E- An afternoon Entertainment Wednesdays and Sat
uitays rnc.nd every eyenng az gaaref ~ clock
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. apis
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rs~Lots In Williamsburg for Sale-SiI eligible
R(LDINti LOTS of extra located on the main thorough
fare Els from the SOUTH Ferry. surrounded by new ana good
buildings They Will he sold cheap 10 close partnership ap
nv 10 P j. FISH Il Nass,l-si. Newiork, IN the evening
al his residence in Williamsburg. le-9u
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~ Health @ uiet, and Con,fort.-'rhe Graham
House. IS arcaySlree, New-IorS proier advantages to
strangers stopping few day. or weeks III me CITY sucn u, e
very the business part Of the city and IN the immediate
convenient and neat while table is supplied With The best
Vegetables and Fruits that eau be procured excluding entirely
Animal Food and siimuan, of all kinds Charges mos erue.
ana every eiior made render Boae comfortable. SHOWER
Baths free Remember. 63 Barclay street. V2o II
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- HrST's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for May
contains eight principal papers, subjects OF value
and interest to the Merchant, Statesman and indeed.
to all classes oil Intelligent readers Ii opens with
Sketches OF Commercial Legislation, embracing an
impartial synopsis OF the debate in the United States
Senate on the Tariff. James II. Lanman has con-
tribu'ed an interesting paper on the Commerce OF
Boston, and William Beach Lawrence, OF this city,
another OH the Croton Aqueduct; which is followed
by articles on the Salt Manufacture Of New-York
the Consular System OF the United States Influence
Of Commerce on Education: Increase OF the Thrift
six Principal Cities in the United States, and brief
Memoir Of lIoqua the late Senior Hong Merchant.
The remainder Of The number is occupied usual
with Commercial Regulations. Statistics and Mer-
camille Law Cases, altogether forming number OF
a most valuable kind of reference.
AMERICAS FLORAL ILLUsrRATIoSs.-Wnl II.
Graham, 100 Nassau street, has sent us the proofs
of the initial number Of splendid magazine OF flow
ers edited b. Mrs. Anne Hill. The colored engrav-
ings in this work are really superb and il will I'M.
doubtcdly have great rum The first number con
tains besides two embellished fancy pieces, (pre-
sentation and title pages plates, drawn and coored
10 life, OF the Rose, Narcissus, Nasturum, Night
Shade aud Oak. All these drawings are Of the most
natural and liiclike character and scarcely require
The aid of written description. Gentlemen and la
dies had better be on the lookout TO obtain early and
perfect copies of this beautiful work.
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Ey' The CHRISTIAN PARLoR MAGAZINE, No |.
Edited by Rev. DARIUS MEAD, has just appeared
1t is well filled, high-toned, original Monthly, we'll
printed and embeished with two capital engrayings
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Washington Irving, Esq.
Daniel Webster.
Capt. Alex. Slidell Mackenzie.
Hon. Guliun L. Nerpianck.
Rev. George DUBOIS. }1,,.,,.,,,r,
Nathaniel i. Holmes Esd. i"-''
Xebcdec Cook. .Ir. Esq.
WIN. Cullen Bryant. ESQ.
Francis Hall. Esq.
George r. lrimbie New York City
]. X. Van Rensselaer,. MD.
Rev. Nnthnn Bangs. MID.
lInrnrr Y Rfnth.r. nu2n 3Mc
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Post Office Reform. and wherein the pre-
sent Mail Department of the United
States does not perform rs appropriate
Quite. fo- the People.
". TIE Rates Of Postage. rco,,;nrcJ
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PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL.

PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL.
ENGLISH AND Classical. At MlnDl.ET0WN. CT.
fi'llS INSTITUTION established tlinn eight
years b. the Principal who continues bestow
unemt;nC re!cr fully worthy al public confidence.
Students thoroughly prepared Tor COLLEGE bust
They received into the family OF the PRINCIPAL and
form pan Ot believed that the personal attention. kind
intercourse and comforts of home secured them IN
higher degree than is ustn IN similar institutions
The Location OF the beautiful and healthy the
country. accessible daily from New York, To aud from which
uds always accompanied By careful when
parents desire.
Tie sessions commence May 18th and November 18th,
each preceded by vacation o weeks The charge sc
per session. which includes all school except Books
Music. and Modern Languages. Circulars containing minute
information be lind at II Market St md Of f. SILL How
ard House. broadway. l.. II. CHASE A. NJ. Principal.
mar6 Pm
An ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING.
~ SCHOOL Tor Boys. Bloomfield. ESseq Co " j. Il mIes
rom " Y. C!y.
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CHEAP CASH BOOKS lOkE,

CHEAP CASH BUUk-o STOKE,
No. 3 Park Rorr opposite the .fStor House.
rI'lE Subscribers have i, received their SprnG supply Of
1 BOOKS and STATIONERY. aud offer TIE following
Tor sale at low prices. Tor CASH or approved pnper
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Euacln. collection OF standard authors ~ every
Department lerture Nmercnn and British Poets History
Biography Travels. Fctun. Classics, Theology. Sciences
ILsRARIrs-puiic Private Ship and School District fur
nis;cd o the most ibora terms.
SCHOOL. BOOKS
The approved Editions, English and ti'slcnl; Text
Books for Colleges and Acndcmle, Public Institutions st
Piled with every variety Of School Books the most svosabt
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER. sc.
4 large md wclsccC,ct assortment 81 ank stock iiui
sons Anes and Iubbar le,ter and Cap Taper. tue al"
s.ucriinc OuS and general assortment u stationery.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
The largest and best assortment o Bibles and PLnyer Books
the City comprising Family. Church. School Pocket hih
Pulpit SKIES bound N every variety of style and III Tie o'
durlbc manner. 49,
NIB. The Books all OF the hest American Editions and
warranted perfect.
RES Merchants purchasing for AcaenIcs or District Libra
rcs. VAN AliRlNGE y BiNBY. No, Park Row.
apj I'm Opposite the Astor House
s'IXTEENTH BOSTON TRADE SALE.-l'ie under
- signed respectfully Tint the next cc!nr RAD
SALE Books will commence III this city on lucs-
day. June y.
solicited.
should be furnished BY the ist ofNiny.
The usual advances made ecapt ot Goods when required
r,;t HOWE LEONARD 4 co, Aucuoneef>.
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(ANPrENE. CHEMICAL OIL, AND BURNING FLU.
DIETI BROTHER & co.
No. IL John street, Se,c Yorc, and
rlt5mt Hicks street Brooklyn
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collar LAMPS-Of various patterns manufactured and
- 'I''' DEr2 BROTHERS & co.
No. - John ST.. New York, ard
lir Cms H:ckss. Brooklyn
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SNCHUOL FOK YOUNG Ind ES-Ihs srho0T IS ocneI
- OF the most healthy and delightful villages OF Ne'"
England easy Of Access and far distant from the met
ru.iIs.
Every advantage here offered acllate the moral ard
intellectual Improvement o the pupi,u cultivate the mind
10 ii aud prepare young rlc Ia and aur tht pcre
Of life which they are destined n0vcto acquire tn"
rough know ledge OF the ng. branches French Language
Drawing Painting Music. the Pinno Sc. &c.
Parents aud guurn> assured that the Principal aided
hy aud experienced teachers will nothing that
can contribute 10 tlc welfare aud hnppne,s 81 the limited ann
Der Of pupil, admitted tins select tmly school.
Board and tuition any all the English JlncheS. French
Drawing. Painting MUSIC. Of PIiu. exc. J0
town. have here opportunity at merely the expense ut
duay board 10 improve the mental. while they iyigornte
the physical pOwe-iO review pursue studies congena ,o
their wshes-to practice and improve and the sister
The Principal in town for the purpose of Attending
interview those parents and guardians who may wish
place their dnuh wards under her care and he
Tor that purpose until the Inst Of May ut No. Chambers
stree. tIul
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GSn REWARD-I.ost. on "Wednesday ryeniag TIE i7;h
.IO ms; eieen eas i1lnins Books belonging 10 tie
House OF Refuge he above reward will Re pad for their
the House Of Refuge james Armstrong on the
Ihfd nvenEc. near I'.eLty -cEh:i 20 e.
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SPLENDID ATTRtC.
TluNS, AND BRILL
Ant SUCCESS PER
FECrLN UN"ARils-
LELEU! \ l.ApLAND
DWARF. THREE IN
CHfS SHORTER AND
THE SANE ACE As
TOM THUMB.
With Eight Performers.
all Tor One Shilling.
Mr.. II. BENNETT.
Manager, takes peculiar
PRIDE III presenting 10 the
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ONE HEX .N0RE

4 MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL FAIR.
y +. T. BaRNUA. Msnaser-Co,ler oil Broadway and Ann
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FINISHING; TACKIE-A great variety consisting Of every
Il nrtle IN the ne constantly hand CT snlc wholesale
and retail, by John J. BROWN.
nils ln' l2l Fuhnn street Nassau.
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II.I.Il..I
az In lN William street. New-i orl


ID ECTORy BOARDING SCHOOL. HAMDEN. COM.
Ake subscriber having been lnd'Ice;! 10 open t0mi
Buni. School Tor Boys prepared 10 Tecci.e lew pupils
addition his present number Systematic and thorough
instruction will be- given all the branches OF English edU
cation and IN all studies requisite for ADMISSION any of
Colleges The the school. the limited number OF pi-
pi and their peculiar relat0n5 members Ol the Gmly
will necessarily require the discipline 10 he strict "hli" IN
tended tina! sail be decidedly parental The 2coon eing
i've miles from Neg Haven. md two miles from the North !a
ven Depot tfe Hartford and New Haven RaiLoad. ut
pleasant and beul,hul easy OF ucces and retired. =.
The OF admission will he 500 per Hnnnm. payable hal!
yearly IN advance and tins will include board washing. mend
ing fuel lights and tuition. Pupils can during
to, without curre For further particulars apply
ti,e Rector. 6. ". HN Eltlcl !riWen. u
REFERENCE NAY d. MADE TO
Et Rev Dr.. HrOwlsi. Key. Dr. Totem, Rev. George Bur
ge-s and Geo. sumner VI d. Hartford. O.
Jacob ID. Walter and J. w. Mansfield tsgrs i1mden. Ct.
Rev Dr. CtosygeI Rev. \. Il. Chaplin and 7 A. Je'sett
" D. New HGyei Ct.
Gen. J.. j. Mellcti. Providence. X. L.
II Greeley J. WINCHESTER Pax Benjamin and Haynes Lord
Esqrs.. New-iofk Ciiy.
Rev Dr. ijurr. Philadelphia
RI es. DR.. I've. aud LOUIS D. Henry. Ed. Raleigh y
l.. Walle,t Esq Wilmington y &.
Rev J1rv t. Buxton. L. 7. Nglett l.. w. Vikings. aud
Z. ]. Hale. EsitS. Fayetteville. y. Z.
The VIII commence the FIST Monday May
2tny
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TNEN DOLLARS REWhRD.-YicKsBrEG Blsy STOCK.
L "A certificate for ,hiry shurS Of Eicts5u Bank
Stock n the name ofBucse5 & Peck ard numbered Ss with
Power 81 htioey attached is; Saturday "a Msnch
/, Sus enclosed ~ lrlier and >; way 10 Wall ~ me
above "'i he pad By ayInE Thonpsons office. - WAN
= nlyJ
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rI'O ?LaTERS AND MtNUFACTURERS.-E LEC-
| TRU-GALNANlC PLATtNG.-The sHt>crl5cr. " Do is
capable Of maxim: spoons. sets i.c snf perfectly
luaine WIKI method u plainc by tie above process.
New loIk. A3;G'
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sNOrARrNERS ilIp.-1'he undersigned have associated
Y thcu the purpose nitrusucaG Wholesale t,loc
~ Business. under the firm of Pen
DLETON Y MokGAN, Gt2.n ltont street New York.
FNOt'H d. PENDlETON.
JOHN A. MORGAN.
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ga is>s jew.
-
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lNlRII * HALL No Fmnkli square. have constantly
D hand an extensive assortment ui VI SIC And Al SlA l.
INSrRt' lEN1S of al kinds. PIANO FORrES OF diieren
STYLES and finish GUITARS. from the best Spanish rn,ler,s
for which they have received premiums from the iMcncnn IN
,tte over all other makers and very superior tone ma
styl of finish FLUTES of all kind, and inis Tor which they
have Is, eceive, repeated premiums: CIARiONEfS, kENl
BUGLES. CuENoPLONS TRUMBuNES. sic: Al OF then
manufacture and warranted importers ui NJ SIT ana All
kinds Of MI Steal fNSTRu MENTS, NElY NJ SlCrcceiF
Ell rs >otin MS published. IL ST PUBLISHED. NIL the u
Oh for the rliNO: also the ORPlIEUS GLEE BOOK. be-
ng collection OF sce for tour mule with piano acc9!n
pinn.i selected and compiled from the best German aud En-
rlisl :uhcs 10y AUSTIN PHILLIPS Price One Dollar per
,e; Merchants and the Musical community generally.
.pcctiuly invited to call. mh6u
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JtTANTED-A situation u 10 htil charbeuvors. or
w uurs ~" perfectly competent vse,y sspcct--
respectable young woman, faithful the discharge G. al
her ard worthy al tie confidence OF her employers. Ap
tli. dag. Ealbst
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CHARLES PETER AIN. Seaman, native ut RoHncby tx
" Sysesi receive tnilUd0n o;ilef,st him
y matters BY leaving ~ adTess. or By applying pon
the Consulate OF H. W. the Nm: OF sweden aid Norway
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Person, accounted individual above described will
obs hm and ms relatives by giving sCcA information sbu.
him may lead 10 TINS discovery. nh = col 5ir-
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4 T. T. BAKNrA. Manasef-JoneF Of BI0aaHay and Nm
ONE UEEE MORE
OF THIS GRAND ATTRACTIVE BILL
Commencing Monday April -. lSll GRAND PERI oRN,-
AN,ES every aer 3 O'Clock and every evening al :.
GIANT IND Gk9.NTESS.
The lacc; n The woi and OF the finest symmetry aHd pro
portions. They are
HUSBAND IND FIFE
and have been visited IN E;rupe by than
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS.
dnrnc the la, year They u,y be from 10 o'clock ~ NJ
I'LL from > IN halipas; ) and from TIL 10 I. VI.
The Kentucky MlNSTRELS. Ny. COLE ani ms DOG
BILLY, Miss VI. l.. tDhiR IA PETITE CERiTo. Nr.
SHERMAN. Mr.. NillTIOCk. Mr. WILLIAMS. Mr..
BOOTH. Nj HOWARD. and o;l,cf> Sir appear
The Gypsy QUEEN the fortune teller may be seen ard
privately consulted a hours OF the d1y and evening
~ Tickets - cents-chdren under 10 years 49,
&c y for consulting the Gypsy Queen privately
DEALES NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
L ttr-Ir ni.,. H. ,l.I ~ Ilnl
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ID ElOVAI-The Office and Sales Room OF the NewY0Ik
IL Cn Mandatory removed from Ii Fultonstrect to lo3
John siscet opposite Gill street. -
April ~. fall 3ml j.. SMITH. lCz John-st.
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lSTANTED-Cooss Chaulben.aNis. louscIcnais. Nurce.
w Wales. &c have the h.Si oi Place, lJr shns
Sn-iI crS FREE, az lSl Boycry, g.6 81
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AN CARD-J0nN " DUYurlp. ot \ ,TCHEz, Nils'irlp-
ypl vii attend tn legal business that may lc conded % MN
m the Circuit Courts eli tdHs and the adjacent counties and
m the S,pur Courts of the Slic. favorable professional
connection IN louisiana Will enable hun attend 10 business
aso the PARISHES Vf;ha; state Natchez lie refer To-
Grant X Barton, Van NrSIae. Coudweu ma
| E,b. Cochran. agent for tiruwr. NaruCck.
Ermhcr,. & TO- Malcolm x Gaul
sam Cochran. Henry LdNeIty. 49,
lllnt,h nn
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I5ARDWARE, FANCY GOODS, &c,-A seners as.or-
1 ment OF Hardware Cutlery. Walking Cune-. Brushes.
Fancy Goods &c. for sale Wholesale aud retain
mis- lmt JOHN J. BROWN. - Fuis.~.
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nlSSOLUTlON OF COPARTNERSIIlP.-'rh copur,er-
ship heretofore existing between the Subscribers under Tho
finn of AAlES J.. HEWITT * co. Is this day Dissolved by
mutual consent Firth Hall having purchased the interest Of
James Hewitt they alone euoSe 10 settle The aiais
ui the concern IiMkS L. HEWITT.
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U,oR SALE, CHEAP-A good second. hand Wagon with
good elliptic sp'inss and pIsnlable f.. q two
Livery Stable near the Fulton Ferry.
BROOK yn April % lSi4. u26 lw<
J1EAS-aU half chests Young Hyson Canion-pncke. for
i snle BY GRINSEl41- AIINTURN & co.
d. ,f IS South street.
DIG IROS- tons No Scotch Pig Iron for sale lots TO
4 srt purchases By CASS & WARD.
ans ow No. Il Broad Il
d AGS-Tbe hrhes, market prices viii be paid III cash for
mhi 6n H-'D' u GYRGs w. FIELD No Burline slip
CROTON WATER PIPES-Tinne,l Lead Pipes ai sizes.
u warranted perfectly timed. for sgle BIZ
mhi CAS- L WARD Il Broad st.
DAPER of all kinds constantly hand md for sre lots
i suit purchasers. by CYRUS w; FIELD
mil 6m No. Burlng SLIP
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II.t ID n, T IENN!E, 7. VI TFlnclpnT.
J. HAMILTON RUMBLE. \. L. t,r,a,,,.,.
lNIIllAM : lNARD 4 L IcuCneIH.

Observation-Disclosures i,:-frrtTE ri 2
IL een;h street nenr Union Place.rhe Summer Auan
nent OF the clncS will commence tbs week. We might spe
OF the bestowed and the provision matte Tor the coniu
and advantage of pupils bot when nearly every
place OF education announced Il lie best possible chooS
rather IN refer 10 the history OF Institution for thnn
quarter Of country. during the greater puIt Of which perG
and under continuous esi has occupied the grounds
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HAS REMOVED. H. Parks only true ceIchrated highly
improved Manifold Letter Writer, has s. emoyed from MS oI.
low Maiden Lane. right hand side gong down.
X PARKS only celebrated h'ghly improved Mani
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r DWIGHT PORTER. VI. ID.
THEODORE w PORTER a. VI
Aprll 18th. n.gl 3SlNSsS

MISSES TRANSFORMS BOARDING AND DAY
vi SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. No. e Irving place.
Newfork The summer term Of this establishment will com
Right Reverend Bishops OF New OH NeefSay and Ma
uchusett, the Rev Pr. Beuen fer, Minor. Matthews
Seabuy, Taylor and Wainwright the Rev. Messr- Balc.
Fc!be. Ilsbee Price aud Perry James b. Gilman and j. II.
Hicks. EsGI, Alessts Swords Stanford & Co.. and Mess
Bartlett & Wexford. New \ utk. ~ .ggt
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NrANrED-i situation by respectable You're woman a,
nurse sc j, wiling and capable 10 aAe care OF snail
Children ~ infants would have clecto., g. tmye Tho
Lest c.,y references Be Please a29y 4; III Ineap-
>Ou>. street
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w NNTiD-To 20 10 Newark ir,, oolo.cl cock.
wa,Ier nn, 'anef; a'>o coloe' cAsIot+nd for she
c.;,-ouc who understand, PLAN sewing Both bnrs
uneSccptouabe references Gail after O'clock No. 3
East Broadway, corner Ma; set trcrt. S6G-
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FIRTH 4 HALL. will continue the business nj the old
stand NJ ~ Broadway ot Park Place, aud have he
sole agency Cichrrlns, Celebrated Pnuo Fortc An
assortment u Muse and Musical INSTRUMENTS OF all
kinds always hand mud iUI sa ut reasonable prices
New York. April - isii. n2i lw
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27
+. satL hi ACTION
BSsEE'ER BHsHEE,E.@,,s.;ss

NNZ 4 take This means ofinforming the pub.
Wv lie, particularly, MlLrights. MiiE ow-
ncrs, or those about engaging in ei:lIer, that we
haze pnachaserl Of Gideon q iolcilkiss, tile ex.
elusive right ofhis Vertical Re action Water
Wheel, for The State Of South Carolina, and
are prepared 10 hay G. The new Improvement
put up for all that desire il, or TO: dispose of
Rights to individuals or clubs. . The aadapt;on
ofthese Wheels is easy NOT requiring any very
great mechanical skill. Tile VerticuI Re.uctioIr
Wheel is adapted 10 all heads. from two feet:
spwards-requires one third less water 10 per-
form one.thirl, half, double, and in some in
stances three times as,much US the old. Elutter
wheel-ls not affected by back. waier---can DO.
placed on the shaft of a commnnE Eluiter wheel.
securing uniform motion in all parts Of each
revolution. II makes from le0:S00j strokes in
amnu,e; isnevcr frozen up. Some oft!resc
mills have been known TO cut on ar average
from FIVE to SEVEN thousand feet Of plank in
"a lonrs-onc as high as TWELVE THOU ::
SAND. With eqnnl power and speed ,it.will
rropel any other kind of machinery. 1t. COM
bines stiensth durability, velocity. and simpci.
ty Of construction The use of the improve.
meut one year will in most instances. .repaytl,e
expense. A set of the w ekls may be seen at
AlcBee g. lrvine's store GreenyilIe. Z: aog.8
All communications, addressed to either or
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-11-27

Result Of TemperQnce.-A, The recenl
assizes held at Keusinston,' Canada, Mr..
Justice Ilegerman, in addressing the jury.
remarked that-''ffe was happy TO say
that. in his various circuits through the
province, he found crime sensibiy in the
detrsdse, and that he was confirmed in his
opinion by his brother .judges.-That in
temperance. The fruitful parenI ofvice. was
ofmuch more rare occurrence in the rural
districts than formerly. That these hap.
py results he ascribod tothe general in.
crease of wealth aud prosperity in the
country, and TO The more ample means
afforded ofatteidmg Divine worship.-His
lordship observed that one great duty of
magistrates was 10 sce.lhat no more than
a necessary number of tavern licences
should be granted. His honor alluded to The
lhicky planted sign posts in Kingston and
had he been presiding 10 the Home dis
trici, the same remark would justly apply
to Toronto.