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go the Public,

HOLM NJ, LUNQUEbT' 1Pa16hHlaAsI, aaa ~
.eB lJs,oelsr, from Charleston, 5: e. wonld re-
specially inform the citizens Of Edgeheld' tina,
he has taken The store next to Mrs. Ward, and
nearly opposite Ryan's Hotel, and that he will
do such work in his line as may OTTER IN a
workmanlike manner and on reasonable terms
Also Daguc,reOtpl likenesses taken IN
superior ,nannerl sfs:gils,;ra5
Sent %. 1896 st 80
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N office.

A IL Persons having demands against the
IA estate Henry Carr, dec'd., are request
ed to present Them legally attested, and those
indebted are requested TO make immediate pay.
ment. THOS. LAKE, administrator.
June 8 # 10
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NOTICE..

YHNHE Estate Of MARTIN B. LovELEss, deco
Il. being Derelct, those indebted 10 said
deceased, are hereby notified TO make imme'
diate payment. and those having demands TO
present them duly attested.
JOHN HILL, o. Z D
august 5 Is
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Notice.

W FORBID all persons from trading fer fer y !!
M Due Bill, given BY me to Captain Richard
Ward, for S64 rs, !dated January !26. 1876:
There is a credit upon said Due Bill Of $50 90. :
The Due Bill. ! understandings beenuraded 10
B.J. Ryan. Will NO! pay said Due! Bill Tex
cept to b. J..Ryan,) until compelled to do so
bylaw. C. n: GOODMEN'
oetooer2o q 40
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MIR. EDIToR.-I was once toad under. u
harrow, but have c,uwled out. inform NV
creditors, that will be with them in the skin
trouble, and will nut forsake them in these.
venth. am as bright as the Morning Star.
MIR. Edtor-Say to the public. in general,
that am candidate fer Tax Collector, atihe
ensuing elec lion. As there is more candidates
than voters, will vote for inyself-let every
dog shake his own tuil. '','.' - F".,'Gs
MOODY HARRIS.
october 81 ! ~ l2t* 20
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COURT or ORDLNCRY.
Thomas Morgan, Applicant, } Summons in
vs. Mcleod Morgan and Panition.
William Morgan, detii's.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction, that Me.
III Good Morgan and William Morgan, heis
and distributes Of real estate. of Peter Nor.
gan, deceased. live without the limits Of this
State, it is therefore ordered, that they do an.
pear and object 10 The sale or division of said
real estate, on or bsfore the FIRST Monday in
January next, or their consent will be entered
ofrecord. Given under my hand at my Office
this The 18th October A. D.. 1886.
JOHN HILL. o. Ed.
oclobe, IA 3m rs
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Notice..

"A IL persons having demands against the
IA. essa,e of David Richardson, are request.
ed to present. them immed; atcly, properly at.
tesed. and all debtors oi the estate, are required
10 make prompt payment, as the affairs of the
estate are about to be closed.
JAS. NJ. RICHARDSON,
JAS. s. GUIGNARD,
Executors.
May'i 1y Is
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRIT.
Q IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
John Hill, Ordinary J Declaration in

Joshua Hammond. attachment.
THE Plaintiff in the above case hav
IL ing this day filed his Declaration ir
my office, and the Defendant having nei.
,hcr wife nor attorney known TO reside
within the limits Of this State, on whom
a copy of said Declaration with a rule to
plead can be served, OIL motion Of Griffin,
Plaintiffs Attorney, ordered that The said
Defendant appear and plead to The said
Declaration within yeur and day from
the dale hereof, or judgment will be
varied against him by default.
THOMAS 6. BACON, C. c.r.
Clerks Office Feb. 10 1916 1y 3
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Office.

Notice. g,t ,a;
A S lreceirc payment for my labors in the
row on niy hands great many Deeds unpaid
Tor, must earnestly request all personswho
bring Deeds 10 my Office for record, 10 leave
the money with the Deeds. 49, ~, o. "a -.
THO e. BACON.
allgustl9 ,.-li :, 3m 80
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BAKERY Y.

Eb0AA II HA z
|1HE undersigned having recently com.
Il menced the above business, in This
place, respectfully solicits the patron
age Of the public.
lie intends keeping on hand general
assortment Of Con- dictionaries and Candies.
al S. .tf.AF lELD.
Edgeitld c. H.,SAue1st Il !. 90
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C. We are authorized to announce
Nj. GRAHAM, Esq, as a candidate for
Ordinary of Edgefeld District at the
ueEt election,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-04

Samuel Bateman,
PH7HE Plaintiff in the above case, having
x this day filed his Declaration in my ol.
flee, and the Defendant hayins ncilhc, wife
nor attorney, known TO reside within the limits
Of this State, OH waom 4 copy Of said Decara
lion, with rule TO plead. can bc served On
lnoton of Nr. Yancey, Plaintii's attorney, ol.
dered, lhattlI said Defendant appear and plead
10 the said Declaration, Within year and IL
day from The dale hereof, or judgment will be
awarded against him by deianIt.
THO. q. BACON. Clerk.
Clerks Office, Edgefcld C. H. 9th Sep. i54C.
september 80 ~ So
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II The lends ofJULIUS BANKS, and
nounce nim as Candidate Tor the Office oi
ordinary It the ensuing election:
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j yaEseESsH, eSUPPIYfsnS.s

FRESH SUPPLIES. lEls.!.
EUSTreceived; sand iors ave i.ByJ .D::i
y lFlBBETTS, superior article oe
Lamp OH. - ,g ~, .fcit; Ia ..,.ies
McMillon's celebrated Toolh Wash for
cleansing and beautifying The teelh,: a., !,
Hays l.iniment, csrlain cure for Piles.
Champions Fever and Agle Pills. wir-
ranted TO cure. 2; a2siiiSs7ti 'a' i2tH.9'
Rowand's Tonic Mixture. asa,t; IL; ~. z'ssz.
A fresh supply Of Spencef'sPiIis.E ilyi
Hull's Cough. Wormaand Headache;
Lozeuses. ...,,. ,i5sz4 fs j, i:.i.,srs ~ il
Sept % If, .,.:.-. z35st,
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.oSO EaEs'e! yN;0 PAy!
FEVER AND AGUE CURED WITHOUT
FAIL!
I'D OWAND'S improved Tonic Mixture, is
E-G warranted to cure Fever aud Agne, or
Chill and Fever as it is caleL. The money
will be returned, if there Is no cure, when IA.
ken according TO directions. and it generally
cures in "a hours, the most inveterate cases.
IT'S Strengthening properties arc most romarka.
bic, as it leaves no disease behind.
K. s. ROBERTS. !dgent.
Uctaber II q 2e
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
s. T Hughes Declaration in
VS.. Foreign
Paschal Tillman. attachment. %.

TdschdI IIIIman. dHacHMcNt.
rENHe Plaintiff in the above case having this
l. day filed his declaration in my Office, and
the Defendant having neither Wife nor At.
torucy known 10 reside within the limits OF:
this Ststc, on whom copy otsaid Decera'
tionwilh rule to plead can be served. on mo-
ton, Griffin, Plaintiffs Attorney, ordered that
said Defendant appear and plead 10 said Dec
aration within i year and day from the date
hereof, or judgment will be awarded against
him by default. Il. G BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Jan. 30, 1916. 1y 3
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Nv THE COURT or ORDINARY.
OCTOBER 10, 1916. :
Lucy Sanders, Applicant, VS.. } Summons in
Rodger Thomas and wife, and Partition.
others, Defendants.
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that Rod.
81 ger Thomas and wife Caroline, and Mary
Ann WEIGH, minor lives without the Limits
Of this Stale, it is therefore ordered, that they
do appear and object to the sale or division Of
the real estate of Nathaniel Sanders, decd, on
or before the first NJ ondaY in January next, or
their consent to The same will be entered of re.
cord. Given under my hand at my office. the
day and date above written.
JOHN HILL, o. d.
october II 3m 33
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G. WALKER,
Na n;'urg, Sept. J, loiG


Walker Pearson patrons
Bradford whomi
,ieudS and the publicly generally. l. L. PEARSON
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DR.. E.. BL.AND&
w. w. ADAMS,
Public Notice

Hs HEREBY GIVEN, that the Subscriber
A will apply 10 the Legislature, at its next
session, to renew the Charter ol HE Bridge
across Stevens Creek. in Edgelield District,
commonly call cd Delaughler's bridge:
JOHN BAUSKETT.
august Gath 1876. If 81
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- New Grocery Store
- I, A r SON & SM | i IL,

Dealers, HGs21eOsSS'S, -. u.
,r,r. NEXT DOOR To THE POST OFFlcE.)
orleston, and other markets, choice and we'll
NJ in part as follows:
Heavy Negro. {very superior,) common and
> light,
sewed and bound. &c. &c.
!. WOODEN WARE.
Buckets, Tubs, Measures, Cans. Pals, Baskets,
Brushes, (every variety,) Brooms, &c.
D LIQUORS.
Coguac Brandy, % otard, Dupuy o. Co.,
Champagne Brandy (Saiserac,) Holland Ill.,
Jamaica Rum,
D Madeira Wine, Is ymiugton,) Sicily Wine,
Pale Sherry (kndoph's,) Port, in bottles
> Port, in barrels,
+ London Porter, q,s. and pts. Champagne qls'
and p.J.
Champagne Cider, Cordials, Bilers, Domestic
Brandy,
Domestic Gin, N. E. Rum, Mononsahela
Whiskey.
Funk's Whskey, Ml!er's Old Rye Wlliskey
(superinr,)
Rcclitied Nhiskey,
ALSO,
Cheese [cxlra English dairy and Goshen) But.
ter,
5, Rasius, Soap, (,urpen,ine, fancy, &C., Starch,
Indigo,
MadIer, Salt pe,re, saleratus, Blue Stone,
RI Candies, Nuts.
i Blackine, Pickles Ketchups. Sardines. Match
es, &C., &c.
d Il LARGE ASSORTMENT OP
CrOckery g. Glass Ware.
examine our stock and prices.
st 36
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A RE now receiving from New York, CHI
IA. selected stock of Groceries, conssti
BAGGING.
Hemp Bagging, Hemp Rope, Manila Rope
Twine.
SUGARS No..
ST. Croix, Porto Rico, Muscuvado, N. Orleans
Clarified, Loaf, Crashed, Powdered,
s.2". COFFEE.
Old Government Java, old Cuba, new cro
Cuba, Rio. choice Laguira,
- MOLASSES.
Trinidad New Orleans, Sugar House, SyruT
.-5 BACON.
Hams. choice brands, country cured Ham:
country cured Shoulders, western Shou
'ders, western Sides.
SALT.
Suck, Table, in boxes and sacks.
NAILS.
Nails. assorted sizes,
Shot, assorted sizes, Lead,
TEhS.
,Hyson, Imperial, Gnnpowder, Black Iea'
PTCKLED FISH.
Kits Mackerel barrels Mackerel. Nos Z, &
Salmon, in kits and barrels, Picked Herring
Picked Sind,
sEGARs, TOBACCOS SNUFF.
Choice brands Segars, Thomas Nectar Lea
Tobacco,
Oronoco, Jones &. Cos. and cheap Tobacco
Gut and smoking Tobacco, Snuff, in jars an
bottles,
TWe would say 10 the public, call and
Il,phuro Sentpmbcr OS 1916
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VHNE Subscribers having formed Partnership the svyareose
to tie ods
respectfully generally
ehlndze puch order, &c
op;pro oducco when
ofthe favorable
and from the long experience Of Mr. aker who
ashae Of pubic patronage and general
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

VS.. Dec in Attach mt,
&c. Roeper. " "
H1liE Plaintiffs in the above stated case
n having this day filed bis declaration
In my office, on motion of II. r. Spann,
Esq, il is Ordered, That the said De-
fendant do appear and plead TO the
said declaration, within year and a
day from the date hereof, or in default
therso' final and absolute judgment will
awarded against him.
THOS. G. BACON, c.c.c.P.
Clerks Office, April IA, 1916. 12 ly
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Inc trade dreading the realization Of the unts
vorable coniectures respecting The forthcoming crop
which the letters and newspapers accounts from
the United States had ventured to Sand forth, were
induced to add TO their stocks
In England the p-overbial fickleness of the eli
mate has sustained its Old character in battling
speculation. The yield of Wheat is better this
year in the Southern and worse in the Northern
parts OF the Kingdom. Upon the whole the weld is
hardly better IN 1876 than in the previous year.
The English Markets ior Foreign and Colonial
produce have lately assumed more animated and
halthy appearance.
The Liverpool Cotton Market from day to day
TO day since the 14tb. has continued active and
spirited and the sales of the six DAYS may be- stat
ed about $1,000 bales, with advance OF ID. per ID.
Prices of American descriptions being fully main.
tanned, the marketior other descriptions has expe.
rienced rise
Holders have been enabled to obtain former rates
but lower descriptions, which are plentiful have
receded in value
The sales OF Cotton in Liverpool on the 9Th Sep.
10000 bales, OF which spectators took 10000
American
For ali descriptions O: American below sd per
To- an advance OF one iarthing per ID. was readily
paid. Other descriptions were l-s higher
Al Liverpool, foreign and colonial produce sells
better BY private treaty. A good deal of business
has been done and holders refrain from pressing.
the market prices ii not absolutely higher NAV be
said TO be iirmer
The healthy state Of trade, aud full employment
OF the working classes, are amongst the causes
which have led to this result
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5rbools.
THE ART OF DANCING. wALTZING, &c.

'I'HE ART Or DtNtINt1. W ALTLtNts, &c
4 MIR. ". WHALE AND DAUGHTER respectfully
inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newly ok and Brook
lvu that their classes in the elegant accomplishment OF
Darcing Wslt2rc, POLKA. 80. IN all their Few various
styles among which tie beautiful and popular Redowa
danced in The London and Paris saloons. will commence
for The their rooms, CONSTITUTION HALL.
$50 Broadway II ESDAY. October 18Th, and al GOTH
&c HALL. BROOKLYN. Adams-st October 18th DAYS Of
Tuition Broadway for young aides and gentlemen
der H. every Tuesday and Saturday afternoons II >, and
for the elder class OF gentlemen IN the evening.
DAYS OF Tuition IN Brooklyn for young ladies' and gen
tienen under H. every Morday afternoon AZ s. and Satu
day morning ha!fpast Q. vrntemer's cluss Monday
evenings commencing al
Morning Glasses for nsilcnG the elder cass OF Ladies'
in the Ma-naTka, auuets Wakes, ReoIvs, ec al their
Pirate Academy, commencing AT 10 \. " For terms
please inquire above Circulars Of particulars ready
10 had shove ard the Brooklyn Music Stores
TUESDAY SEMIMONTHLY SOiREES wiz com
msEce November Il. Subscription for the - Pu
pis charged for the Scrces Ladies tickets to be had
only OF Nh W Rules respecting the admission OF Ladies
Inr Sources i be strictly enforced as on former o'ra
soas.
Academies Schools and Private cassc. vii hs attended
10y Mr.. " and Daughter, and siso their Acad -my
G3 SixIa-arenur. 80 lstpG
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rrom tho Livingston Kcpu
The People will Re.pond,


The lightning Express on Wednesday evening
conveyed the intelligence through the entire length
OF the State, OF the nomination OF Hon. JOHN
YOUNG Of Livingston for Governor, and Hon.
HAMILTON FISH OF New-York for Lieut. Gov
of the State OF New. York. Never before was
the result OF State Convention made known TO
the extremities Of the State in SO brief period
And nomination was never made that elected so
speedy and hearty response as that Of the Utica
Convention
With the speed OF lightning the intelligence was
conveyed To. thousands of Wings the very day
Of the nomination-and could this shou, OF approba
ton which the people uttered on learning the re
suit be conveyed rs speedily to the ears Of those
who made the nomination as their doings were con
veyed to the people they would experience the rich
consolation OF knowing that they had done as the
Wings oil the Empire State would have them do
Yes, thousands have, ere this, been heard warmly
to commend the choice that has been made, and
glorious will be the result IN November The
Wings are already in the field preparing for the
contest. We feel confident. knor indeed That
the Wings will make no mali way work in the bust
ness
The gallant Whiss of the State have patiently
waited until the Convention should bring forward
the man under whose banner they were 10 rally
that being done THEY WILL RALLY, and in
their noblost style MARCH to VICTORY
THE RESPONSE.
On the arrival of the Special Express from Roch-
ester with the proceedings of the Wig State Conven-
ton nj Utca announcing to the people of Geneseo and
the County of Livingston. the nomination Of their ia
voritc fellow citizen Hon. JOHN YOUNG for Governor
universal shout of appreciation rent the air winch
repeated ana rcGchoed long and loud in cheers and
huzzas such made only in the hight Of unbound
ed Joy large crowd soon assembled al the american.
aad organized by calling OGDEN NJ. WILEY, Esq. to
the Chair aud J NJ. CAmPBELL was chosen Secretary.
ON motion oil W. j Hamilton, Esq. Committee
appointed by the Chair to wait upon Mr. lovSG aud in
form him OF his nomination and William, J. Hamilton
Esq. Judge Endress and J NJ Campbell We're appointed
such Committee
The Committee having waited upon Mr.. Young, re
ported The result OF their interview TINT Mr. Young
received The announcement of the Committee in the
spirit OF Wing Mr.. Young requested the Com
mec present 10 it his acceptance al the nomination
aud his kndest regards for their renewed demonstra
ton of friendship aud partality toward him.
The meeting then adjourned, meet in front OF Mr.
Youngs house, where mingled with the noise of cannon
they sent forth their three times three after the
approved examples OF "A After which the procession
moved down Mainsr made brilliant MONDAY with
boniires, 10 the Eagle Tavern The Wing houses
opened for the night and for the quiet village Of
Genesco gave free rens to the expression and demon
stration OF 10y o. M. WILEY Chairman
J. NJ. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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HUMAN RIGHTS.

car. GUARANTEES p ELISHA P HrzLEt-T C0dn-
~ of me CRY OF Se'E-YoFk- -ol Ie1'o-
T.. ss-s- ,hspers aiuss te following topics Iae
o. . s5.,r.5 Rights n the Tue Function u Govern
rsnr. m Tbs Col.s-Eu:,or q Gorerasai " Coz
-r,,,,re.,al II-al.o.l= .i Prohh.loa=i II The f's
Frn,.e vi gizh;s eEasuaflnE rom me Sentiments a
.s.7ns VII me R.gais OF Woman "a The Rizai o'
PToprrv and is Moral FsIaisocs Y intellectual
The Work Is printed u fair lar &c E Ell 'oi 70
81 s. 70 GEES PEI eoRE-
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NETWORK. nosDAv MORNING, ocroBRR g. 1s4e

% the measure Of Constitutional Cor7enrou. Tbsv
crestsd the Public Deb. and took crei. for 771spo,f
when they <t0pDaj the Public " orks the cost Of =
million Of dollars for breach Of contract, 4r
Al half past thru fourteen guns tired in honor
OF the great Social Rsvoiutoa to De brought about b.
The Constituting men snd women free snd irdep.ai
ert IN matters OF property The ritual OF marriage in
the Protestant Episcopal Church * II these words
SaIOESRoos-..yI -iih This Hing nee we'd with nv
body ihee worship, ana II. CT =So-y good ,ae-
eSdos IL ire name Of III Fsher son sEd Ho- Ghost
Tho Convention XII s7ec, the Rubr5c that certain
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.lsinti5, Mr. De Slyn, for defendant M 6etchum

REMOVAL or TRooPs Company : OF "a reei-
ment artillery under command OF Capt Charles Mer.
chant stationed Fort Adams has received orders
proceed forthwith 10 Fort Columbus, New-York. The
COMPANY embarked board the Roger Williams yes
tsriay afternoon for Providence whence they will pro
coed via the Stonincon Railroad and tue Ore
gou from Stonington 10 New York.
MrrnIA Ii
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70 THE ORPHEAE FAMILY
on Sc swee; and merry wsrbless.
Band OF free and happy hearts,
On my car your music fingers
Like dream that ne'er departs
Like dream OF bliss and beauty,
Weakening golden memories dear
Bringing g!adness 10 the spirit,
All te's sadde1 bours To cheer
On your brows there restnc shadows
That can tell Of Sorrows blight
Not cloud Ger hic'= sky Stealing
That shall dim the pure sunlight
Like the birds in vale and WOODLAND
Breathing music MI the Jay.
20 W co hghtheaTieG creatures:
Singing on your joyous way
From New Englands hills, re tell Us,
Yc have come 10 greet Ne mere,
With your stirring fIanke5 music ri
Charming every listening ear
Land renowned IN Freedom story.
Where hearts bnttied for the right
ie haze come 10 sing it, glory
Toll to other hearts its might.
Warhle on oh. Heaven vii! bleys Tou.
soyssnc greet you with her smii-
Thousand hearts will eager listen
As the bright hours sc bcgJiile
Mag your songs be ever joyous.
Breathing peace 70 every heart
Teaching souls their earnest duty,
Bidding care and grief depart
Ne+1 York Sept. l. 1916 = LIsTESIs
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CONSTIPATION
ILVt E.EEEk,
DSsErTRd

DSsEcTed
.sr:, lkseas, bajeeon, G. Estt4. D-5oS-ery hEssss
IazHe n Fr9-ee, - v,ch
DY N w4RToS-Pne-, Th.rsy centa-Itoe sa rasa
ID English edition, translated from Y 20 &c I'D -
isss rears lrecen7 FIsaee rot o. o.
c7er-ors;ng bar also q sotape:eJ - .irg eser
1c:.oas or Sstsi fOie 6s grsss Ell: n.
- q srfhertic toe1sa-nfs from sE4ss. 1870. 80
60 Of lie means ~ -1-sv-o- AZ p1-ts No LED
,,-3ST,s- AID also b. jno Miins1, ~ 6fose ~sy y
'. -Ir1er OF Joer-s- End Ercsdp'1y " yal srd
Es,esan 2I Fultrn-st; EsarJ Joar.5n y Sfosas5
49, Ts-rbers-st: Aeocserariss Hal- so Erosdwey
G1s ry---osis corner Ec<erJ ard fourtc-sL and Dr..
LIS. SO sower7 il srsokiyn y Or csar.es stare
~ 2uirrsr--I
~0I- OKED PAPERs-A sa.l assor,usenr- for ssla
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BURGLARY-The thread ard needle store OF Mr.
John Smith No 3 A-n:tys vas brgsEiozsiy entered
last night through rear Window, and robbed OF SO
wor:a Of colorcd sewing silks and quantity ribbons
silk gloves shawls veils and other articles Of PROPERTY
ihe value OF which was no, eseertaned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05

ARREST OF Observation-Disclosures loan Batista.
Manuel Ioze Iazaro Costa Ss1nqo and Joze FeTnandes
deserters from The Portuguese brig amelia arrest
ed this morning and taken on board thsr -essei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-05
LINII.Y HOARDING sCHOOL.-Tae Winter

FAMILY BOARDING. StHOOl..-Ine Winter
Term OF Mr and Mrs Ashhel Fuers Family bohrtlnE
School for Girls and Boys. Kent, Conn viii open Nov l2
Number Of scholars limited twelve Terms $50 per ses
sion OF ty weeks including board, uition vvash-
ing. fuel lights, bed suc bedding.payahie N adTsnce
The Principal s- he the National Hotel Cori-
auds I'LL Oct 9th and from Nov 5th till Wednesday the
llh ,vher he ill the City With his pupils or ad-
dressed bv eI.er VIII call their residence. RfGsfs
Mis- Catherine VI Sed gyvici, be addressed by letter.
2f Niufls or Leuoy Mass Sir and Mrs Charles Sedg-
wick LenoX Mass Th-otore SedYsick. Esq ~ Hal!st;
DR. Peter Pratt Liberty Roderici. Sei gyvlck u W
Washington place Prot Henry White b D ~ Fifthst
Rev Horace Eaton Go Second Ohm S!o.son Esq.
Pesrl-sL 4 B. Haxiur, Is Grore-si.; Re-. w w. An
arers Kent Conn ; F. II Watson 70 ExohHngepl place
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Theft OF 4 WATCH Henry Hian was taken
into custody last night OF charge OF stealing watch
from James Dryer Destined for examination
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THEFT OF IRov.-Pa;rick McNulty was commit
ted answer Tor stealing So worth Of ron hoops from
schooner lying al Peck slip
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solve

! correspondent says that certain cure
for the tooth sche Is 70 s small piece Of Saltpee. on
the offending ulasticator and lie: il the Sal;peier d: