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Yfas,by's Patent BasaOae
WATER WHEEL.
FHVHIS Wheel is adapted 10 SAH MILLS,
H GRIST MILLS or other Machinery. re.

| HHV HIS Wheel IS adapted ln SAH MILLS,
| Ill GRIST MILLS or other Machinery, re-
qurmg water power, and TO all heads ofwater.
Ii will move Machinery with more power and
with less quantity Of water than any wheel
now in use, (except an overshot under an ex'
treme high head.) 1t has been thoroughly
tested with different wheels in many parts Of
the United States. (severaI cases in this State,
and in all cases has proved superior.
The Subscriber is prepared, at any time, to
test II still further, with any wheel in this State.
tits not liable to be clog ged or injured by sticks
passing through, or inpeded by backwaler, SO
long as there is head aboreit. II IS made Of
Cast Iron, is very simple and durable.
THE subscriber being authorize: to sell Rights
Of the said Wheel in Edge6eld District, is pre-
pared 70 sell TO suit purchasers, on terms that
cannot fail to give satisfaction and nrequired
will apply them 10 Mills.
Letters addressed, post paid, TO the subscri
Der, a, EdgefieId Court House, promptly al
tended to. II. N. PIPER.
copy.
This may certify, that have recently had
put in operation on my place, one OF limoy'S
Patent Union Water Wheels, upon very
small stream, aud am very weil satisfied with
the per(ormancc OF The same. DIscharSins
about l6O inches of water, II cut during one
davis imperfect tria! about two ihonsaad feel.
have NO hesitation in recommending 1t rs q
highly useful invention.
w. L. LEWIS.
81. Matthews Parish. June II, 1876.
[coPY.l
This will certify, that lhave tried Holcl'
kiss Patent Reaction Wafer Wheels, and
Tinby's Patent Union Water Wheels, and
ll,ai greatly prefer The latter, having abandon
cd the former after six months trial of them.
have now the Union Water Wheels applied
to my Grisi and Saw Mills, which operate to
my entire satisfaction.
WILLIAM j.. TAYLOR.
Kersllaw District, Jtly,. 1886.
This: is to certify, ihal after having nsed
Flnuer Wheel :lnr.a long lime, lin a.Saw Mill,
Z a.wAsel lhscht Rateps gsLai;s
Cal Reaction, aud lidve since had aPair Of The 7
UNION WHEELS applied, by Mr.. Chaplin
and found them far superior to either OF the
ormer. ALEA. K. TA1LOR.
Columbia. May :, 1896.
Tie Subscribers have tried wiiatwHs called
Hntchkiss' Rejection Wheels. on the Columbia
Canal, since whirl, they have substituted TIM
by's UNION WHEELS. and find from rxpe
rence, thai the latter are far superior TO the
lDrmer. CANALS WAREHOUSE co. s
May 5, 1876.
september = 90
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octnber II
SALEM WITCHCRAFT oUTDoNE.-

SALEM VITO aCRAFT OUTDONE.-
S Mr.. r. Rowand-Dear Sir-For four or
five years have suffered greatly fioln Rheu-
rnatsln III my head, which during the last year
became worse and worse. For -four or flve
weeks previous to the 18th inst, had suffered
without iu,ermisson, my general health was
much impaired. my sigh, injured and my head
so sensitive, that could scarcely restit upon
The pillow. Two days since, Il single npplica'
tion Of your "AlAGiC LOTION relieved me
entirely III two or three minutes. have ap,
piled it occasionally since, and the soreness is
nearly gonc' So srea, and sudden was the
change, that Can scarcely lealize that | am
the same man.
have also cured one OF my children: and
female friend Of headache in two or three mn-
utes.
So great is my confidence in the MAGIC
Lotion that would not be without bot
lie for fifty times its cost"
Y ,urs respectfully,
JACOB w. SOUDER,
No. $50 Market sheet
Philadelphia, January 18th, la46.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by
#. Rowand, 376 Market street..
k. S. ROBERTS, Agent, Edsefe'd e. H.,
occuth Carolina. =,
october Is 81 %
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Notice.

Notice.
r. WARN any person against trading
Il for Noie, given by me to-V Veacb,
8 Horse trader, for one hundred and forty
dollars, as,he property for which il was
riven is no, sound. The date of the note
p Ist of October, 1S46. due in fifteen days.
LEWIS COLLINS.
Oc,ober2 81 If
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Public Notice

NSHEREBYs GIVEN, tina, the Subscriber
D. 'wilfapply 10 the Legislature, At its next
session,stp renew <ihe Charter ot his Bridge
acrosssSleyens' Greek. in Edge6eld District,
commonly Scalled Delanghier's Bridge q, s.,
! !. ssss JOHN BAUSKETT.s -
Eangnsi 24lh 1886. tf. 81
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NO Care! .V'o PGy!
FEVER AND AGILE CURED WITHOUT

FAIL
HD OWAND 5 improved Tonic Mixture, is
EA warran,ed.t to cure Fever aud Agne, or
Chill and Fever as il is called. The money
will be returned, if there Is no cure. when Ia
Zen according 10 directions, and il generally
cures in "a hours, the most inrctcrate cases.
Its strengthening properties are most romarka'
BILE, US il leaves no disease behind.
r. S. ROBERTS, Agent.
octaber II 81 -
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Notice

rs hereby given,ha, application will be made
a to The Legislature NJ its next session, to
alter the charter of the Town Of Edgetield, so
as.io give to the Town Council The exclusive
right 10 grant Tavern Licenses, and sell or 10
retail spurious liquors insaid Town
septembcr2 3m 81
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N0TICE.

FIy HE Estate of sNARTlN 3. B.;LoyELEss, decd.
IL being Defelict, those indebted TO said
deceased are;hereby notified TO make imme-
diale payment. and those having demands to
present them duly attested.
JOHN HILL, .. L D
august 5 a If
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BETA.
Oct. l3, 1916.

From Lls N. Y Commercial Adrertissr, Oct. ID.
VIOLENT STORM.
The city and its vicinity were yesterday
visited by Que Of the most severe etorms Of
wind aud rain thar we have had for many
years. As the wind blew directly npon
the coast, we fear we shall hoar Of consid.
able damage amorg the shipping.
The canal boat New York, Of Canajoha-
rie, laden with 2500 bushels of rye, 500
bushels OF fax seed and aquanily of meal
and whiskey, sunk at pier No. 4 East
River.
The new barque Alton, of Eas'port, ly-
ing at the foot Of Broad street, had her
stern and side stove, and was badly cha
fed.
The packe, ships Garrick and Roscius
parted their moorings-the latter received
some damage in her Stern. The schr.
Larch also was damaged by the r. drift
ing afoul of her. Several other vessels
received damage in The East River. !.
The Br. schr. Margaret, lying at No. 6
North River, lost her bowsprit and main
boom. At the foot Of l4lh street. North
River, The Br. schr. Collector lost her an
shors and cables; also new schooner
from Lubcc,. lost her anchors, and was
badly chafed, bMwarks gone, &c.
The brig Prince de Joinville, lying at
pier No. s, North River came in coniacl
with The Br. brig ST. Margaret, carrying
away her jib boon. bowspril aud shrouds,
and ,yas mnch chaf.d,
We hear of no damage dane 10 lhe
shipping al quarantine ground. Several
Of The vessels dragged their anchors
Among the vessels there were the packet
ship Virginia, for Liverpool; Alias, for do;
barque Candace from Canton; Saranac,
from New Orleans brig Leonora and brig
Savannah, for Savannah. The south side
of the quarantine dock was broken up and
damaged about 1000 to $780,,
AT the. hew landing at Slaplelon, Sta
ten Inland, brick store, just completed
for ]. DeForest, had the roof blown off,
and the walls partially knocked down.
The shore road was much damaged BY
the sea breaking over il.
The Brooklyn South Ferry boat New
York, one OF the largest and hnest BOATS
belonging to the company. as she left tho
Brooklyn side, late in the afternoon, had
the roof of the gentlemen's cabin blown
away. II struck the smoke pipe with such
force as to carry it off, eveu with The deck.
The boat bad just left the wharf. There
were few :on board other than tho crew,
and no boIy was tiuft.
The sea wall on the Battery was broken
up for nearly one hundred yards. Seve.
raj willow and other trees were torn up by
the roofs, while Others had large branches
torn off.
A number of trees in the Park are pros
traled,. and The hickory sappling, the sight
Of WHICH anima,es The faithful when they
assemble a, Tam1hany Hall, was broken
off. 500 s.
Thetwo steeples Of Calvary Church,
corner OF Twenty first street aud Foprln
avenue, were blown down. The stesples'
were unfinished, the flames only being
completed.
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u The friends Of EDMUND MORRIS,
ESQ.,, announce him asa candidate 'forthe
Office of Tax Collector at be next election
Noy.0. If al
GFThe friends Of SAMPsoH 3. MAYS
announcehim as a.candidatefor The Office
ofTax Collector at the;next elections. I!
Oct. 80 IF 40
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Notice.

a LII Persons having demands against the
IA estate of Henry Carr, dec d., ale request
ed TO present them legally a,tested, and those
indebted are requested to make immediate pay:
ment. TioS. LAKE, administrator.
June 3 II ~
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~ State Of South Carolina,
IL EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COURT OF -ORD[NCRY.

Thomas Morgan Applicant, Summons IN
Tvs: McGood Morgan and Partition.
William Morgan, .defft's.
EFT appearing 10 my satisfaction, that Nc
A Good Morganfand William Morgan, hens
and distributes Of real estate, of Peter Nor
gan, decensed, live without the limits Of this
State, it is therefore ordered, that they DO oap
peartand .objsctto:the sale or division of said
real estate, on or. before the first Monday 10
January next, or their consent will be entered
ofrecofd. eGivenu under my hand at my Office.
this the 18th October. 3D., 1896. y. y -
& a,<s5s sss5IQHN HILL, o. e. D. II
october II 80 4 fryggt SIM 4 99S -
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Notice.

a LII persons having demands against The
IA esSate Of David Richardson, are request
ed to present them Immediately, properly at.
tesed. and all debtors ofthe estate, are required
TO make prompt payment. as the affairs ofthc
estate are about to be closed.
,.y ~ JAS. M. RICHARDSON,
E JAS. S. GUIGNARD,
-5 Executors.
May ly Is
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BAKERY.

/; BAKERY.
TIME underslgned having recently conf
L menced the above business, Id this
place, respectfully solicits the patron
age of the public. !,
He intends keeping On hand general
assortment Of Con- dictionaries and Candies.
S. p. FIELD.
: Edgefed G.. a., August l. VI %
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Notice..

Notice.
as receive payment for my labors in tic
IA Clerks Office in small sums, and have
wsonn.y hands a great many Deeds unpaid
for, must earnestly request all persons who
bring Deeds to my office for record, TO leave
The money with the Deeds.
~. THO. G. BACON.
aligustlG 3m 50
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State of South Carolina,
EPSON and Glaubcr Salts

state OF SOuLn CafOlllld,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT or ORDINARY.
OCTOBER 10, 1886. ~
Lucy Sanders, Applicant, VS.. Summons in
ROdger Thomas and wife, and Partition.
others, Defendants.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, That Rod.
a ger Thomas aud wife Caroline and Mary
Ann WelcIl, minor. lives without the limits
Of this State, 1t is therefore ordered, that they
do appear and objec, to The sale or division OF
the real estate Of Nathaniel Sanders, decd, on
or before The first Monday in January next, or
their consentto The. same will be entered Off
cord. Given under my hand a. my office, the
day and dale above written.
JOHN HILL, o. E, D.
october ID 3.n 80
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snesssa ii my old slaud. al the first door above
Presley and Bryan's brick store; where may
be found, at oil times, all kinds of HARNESS
SADDLES, BRIDLES, and all other articles
genersIly kept in snch establishments.
Military eqnipage. made to order IN the mos'
approved style, will also be promptly furnish
ed atlpiy shop.
AIHIpersons wisl,ing.to buy, Ihope will give
me asail. shall endeavor to put oil my ar
ticlesas low, as in justice 10 myself, can pos
sibly:afso,d TO do. ID. ABBEY.
MaA13 If l6
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SIaddIerv and Harness
ESTABLISHMENT.

I lake great pleasure in
returning 10 my patrons and
friends in general, my sin.
ccre thanks, for their very
liberal patronage during the
past year. / would also,
take this opportunity to in.
form them, that 1 shall still
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j. I'D. TIBBETTS.

NINA just received, and will keep cor.
EH- slany on hand, FRESH supply of
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Wife" sad. amafried man, rn looking kiu iiaff
bis boo5ack, after she was 10 bed bed 81 hayd
places where ] keep all my things, and
you oushtto know il, =. ~ 'ss,,' said she;
Fought 10 know where you keep yoaf
late lIeurs,n
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= a. :
Acc'dent.-This morning about 6 O'Clock
as dray laden with. goods was crossing
The Augusta Brige, the abutment gave way.
caused by the rottenness of one of the
sleepers, and precipitated the horse.. ..dray
and merchandise below-a depth of 20
feet: Fortunately The draymentsucceeded
inclearing himself Of the dray aud Of thus
saving his life. The horse also miracuods.
~ escaped witt ,but;little injury d ~
Such culpable carelessness aud ipattenlion
on the part Of. .he owners .oflhe. Bridge
should not 60 unpunished, as the sleeper at
the place broken was entirely rotten. and
from its appearance must have been in
that situation for some considerable time:
-Hamburg Journal. -
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He does not think proper % HumGag the
public, by adrcrtising has prices. but persons
wishing 10 purchase may be assured Tint he
will sell al as Low PRICES as any one in Edge
field, Hamtug or Augusta.
The (otlotcing constitutes a part Of lis
stock Of Medicines
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If you wish 10 he happy keep easy.
Idlensss is harder work Than ploughing, d
good deal. There isnore fun in sweat
ing an hour than yawnins a century. Few
people, lhowevet, will believe this, yet II is
irae. tndolence. is mol ease.:-neilher il
wealth happiness. - ~, 1. (.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17
From The .4nfi-SLuvery Reporter.
FROM
FREE-GROWN COTTON.

We give insertion with much pleasure to
the following address, which is in course of
extensive private circulation =
10 The friends Of the abolition If The Slave
Trade and Siacsry.
1t is cause for devout thankfulness to the
Almighty, that, by his blessing on the efforts
of those who labored for the abolition of the
Anglo-Afiican Slavc-Trade and of British
colonial slavery, those dreadful evils have
both been abolished by law. We can and do
rejoice that the shores of Africa can no longer
be infested with IMMUNITY by the man-steal-
er from our country that nearly 100000 of
our fellow subjects, once held as slaves Ia the
British colonies. have been emaneipated and
that millions who were lately bondmen in
British India are now legally free.
These gratifying and cheering results of
past labors Should lead us to pursue with in
creased energy what remains 10 be done in
the great work of emancipation, beyond the
limits of the British empire. Let none has
tily, and without due consideration of the
subject, conclude that British Abolitionists
can do little or nothing to hasten the termi-
nation OF Slavery, in countries subject to for
eign rule. We believe there are many ways
in which this may be done. Among these
we may refer to the practicability of calling
the attention of persons in foreign lands TO
the crime of Slavery, and to those dreadful
evils which are inseparablo from its exist
ence. We may also point out to them the
duty, the safety, and the advantages Of eman-
c%ipation. But we desire, at present, to di-
reel attention to one painful fact, connected
with the establishment and increase Of for
eign Slavery, and to state the course which
we think should be adopted, both in order to
avoid a continued implication in the crime,
and to discourage a system which we 81
strongly reprobate.
1t can, we believe, be clearly shown, that
American Slavery is principally supported by
the demand OF Great Britain for the cotton Of
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AN A BUGLE.
Published every Friday at
SALEM, CoLUMBIANA Co., o.

JAMES BARNABY, Jr., Gcncral Agent.
p RT EIiAHbET Ti Jones jones'. Eprron..
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Read the following from the Signal of Lii
berty, the organ of James G. Birney, and then
tell us whether Liberty Party is not in a bad
predlcament, taking its own confession as
testimony:
POSITION OFTHE LIBERTY PARTY.
What is its position There is no use in
shutting our eyes to it, whatever it be. Its
present position is inaction-a perfect stand
stu. The evidences of this are most con-
vincing and as some of our readers may be
disposed to consider us preiudiced on this
point, we will adduce testimony of the high
est character from the four States of Maine,
Massachusetts, New York and Ohio.
An Address to the Liberty Party of Maine,
by a Committee Of the State Convention,
published a few weeks since, says:
gu are well aware that for the last two
years, our vote in this State. has remained
about Tie same. We hare neither lost nor gain
ed. And though we have reason to hope that
much has been gained in many other re-
spects, it has not been applied 10 the ballot
box. You know also that our cause is yetin
its infancy. And all history demonstrates
that for any reform in its earlier stages of ex-
istence TO remain stationary any length of
backward. II is con,rar, TO naturs ror !, 20
stand still. Ithecomns : sor;nns nnos,ion fr
Won to answer. then, wbo,bcr onr c.nSn IN
This State shall he carried cnruarj 70 lie tr;'
umph. or not, Have Won not vot.d for s,c-
cess Have Won not told our onnoseTs ,ha,
our PRINCIPLES embodied all the Elements IF
success! That thew annealed to cverv Ian.
dable motive to eveyv bbdncst ;ntorest 4 TIT
our cause must trium1,n or our country would
he rni,edl And have Won not hai;a,aJ ~
And do Won not still boIiayo ia Is if M,
trre that everv met n,a,iro ,La, ;nauo H.
mind If narty 1roindicas oomLt ha ounroono
would IeasJ wwop - 80 y,;th 49, ,LoDrn
contest for canal TightsT I'M hnn Has ,ot
ou. sycrss, }, nj. STAT. beo, ca,,,nen.,raI
,r;B The st.encI ofonr y. nc;nLs |"
Nav 40 ID Woyw VoTt anJ Lo.r wil,;,m
GoodelL one Of The oIdes, nionon, IL tbis
canse> In lsto Io,,or he s, pe' "'
uFrom oomo o,uso 49, JG1,, a., 80
crs,, of n. T;b.rtn nn,t - g'a'Jyl wv &c
ttbourI nont mn ~ dssfnaa -. ." 49,
over its present enclosnre. or with diGcuitv
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17

TUBLIsHINe CoMMIrTEE:-Snm1 Brooke,
George Garretson James Blrn,by, Jr..
David l.. Galbreath, Lot Holmes.
D. u. PAINTlB, PRINTER.
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lnose mt whos9 hands this may fall, thatan
a'tempt Is being made in this country to OBJ
tam a supply OF articles man fractured exclu-
slVely from cotton the produce of free labor.
IL has been ascertained that some highly re-
spectacle manufacturer are willing to aid in
carrying out the wishes of some friends of
the ~Antl-Slavery cause in this country, in
making such an article, which will be dis
tingulshed by a mark, to show its oenuine-
ness. In the first instance, the number of ar
tlcles produced will be small but, if encour-
agement be given to the attempt, a greater
variety will hereafter be manufactured and Of
ferod for sale.
1t has been already ascertained that the
members of several Anti-Slavery societies TO
whom this subject has been submitted, cor
daily sympathize in the oblectit recommends.
We respectfully commend this subject to
tile consideration of the friends of the cause
generally. It's, perhaps, unnecessary to add,
mat those who promote the object have no in
tentlon OF deriving a profit to themselves from
the sale OF free labor articles. They may be
exposed to some loss, and will be glad if any
OF her friends incline to share with them the
risk of the experiment.
Before we close this appeal, we deem it
proper TO state, that whilst we consider it a
duty to abstain, as far as possible, from the
use OF articles produced by the labor of slaves,
dS the means OF dlscouraging a wicked sys-
TEN, we deem it no less incumbent upon ms
10 Persevere in the use of those moral means,
which, in our opinion, should be unceasing-
ly, employed until Slavery shall be every
where utterly abolished.
Joseph J. GURNEY, Norwich.
GEORGE THOMAS,
IIAgrFNINII = a FVA
JOSEPH EATON, Bristol.
JOSEPH SURGE, Birmingham.
IT,. w. ALEXANDER, London.
LIST Mo. (Ja"uuy) LIST, 1916.
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6r.M re%mifances to be made, and all letters
relating 10 The Pecuntary affairs Of The paper,
10 Dc Addressed (post paid) to The General
agent. Communications intended for iaser-
fien 10 be addressed 10 the Editors.
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not paid within six months Of the time of
subscribing.
ADrrRrlskMENTs making less than a square
inserted three times for IS cents:-one
square 81.
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H. DUCLUZEAU, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT FASHIONABLE FURNITURE. LARGE
PIER GLASSES, LIBRARY FURNITURE, OIL
PAINTINGS, FINE ENGRAVINGS, STATUARY,
&c, AT No. ITO BROADWAY, CORNER OF
ETT0 1910,

A UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNITURE
IA GERARD Belts & CO., will sell on Monday, April
NH az 70 o'ccck No Greenwich street the fanitur.
ming card and tables do chairs sofas brdseye boz
maple chairs modern hall astral lamps solar aud
tie do Bu: ingram and stair carpets russ glass and chi
Magraws $50 sofa bedstesds wardrobe look
inggasses dressing bureaus French and other bedeads
cured hair paastes, childs double CRIB, with
curled hair bedroom furniture paor furniture.
&C. Also the kitchen utensils with which the sale will
meuce. Catalogues ON Saturday. as eod2t.r
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RU,fJARDS AT CT IOTJTS

bILLIAhDS Al 81. LOUIS.
excellent opportunity for any person who may wish 70
"A purchase three or four Billiard TabI they can
hire 6rst ~ BY feet in Rssaarat just
mint ai.p: every day and EVENING" By Of the
CITY and gives the best Of New York city reference The
Tables making and almost 6nishedby Basso Any
who has cash capital OF $500 with the bus
ness. can make from s,oso . $40 900 their
Basords old rooms ~ Ann st. where
cimens the tables building for 81 Louis
Tables Cloths Balls Cues Chinese French Cue
Leathers, Ike. &c, for sale above. an 7vrr
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS

DEALERS IN PERI merry,
no NOT BE AFRAID TO PURCHASE IN BROAD
y Whf-Ihe s9bsc'iber offers the most complete
men OF PeTlumey, Toilet soaps Colognes &C. &c.
prices to 50 Fer cheaper than any other
the United States In order he
- Z. HOUSED.
ufacturer and Importer Of Perfumey Soaps, kc $50
Bros dway, between Liberty and Cou tlandt streets
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REMOVAL.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-27

Married.
On Saturday, April 2Sth BY Bishop Charles Hopkins,
GEoRaE L. ARcuLARIUs, to MANIA ELIZA 0uEsT, all Of
this city.
In Brooklyn on the 22d instant. BY the Rev r. Cox
Mr. PErER DEMorr, to Miss RosINE M. OvERror, young
daughter Of Henry Ovsrton, Esq Of southod Long
Island