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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON,

Where they solicit visits from the Buchanan Clubs,
Fillmore Clubs Fremont Clubs, and other gentlemen,
with or without Clubs, and from members OF Vigilance
Committees and Law and order Parties, from Sons
of Temperance and Moderate imhibers OF raspberry
pick shade Rocker Long Tom and Slnice, who,
aler day OF toll and labor, would enjoy an hour OF
agreeable relaxation aud social conversation.
THE DEACON assures his friends thSi ,ney VIII
RANEAN SALOON, where the fluids dispensed VIII
be fennd fully equal in quality those for which the
DEACON is in part, indebted for his ensable repu-
taiion. a..
Oroville, July2S, 1856. Jyz0-u
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07

II honos, men are the sait oftbe earth
pretty s''ls maybe goid 10 bo tho su
gar
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
Wool Carding.

What is tina, which makes the wealth OF
individuals and nations? All will agree
that II is Home Industry and Home Manu-.
iactufe. Now we the undersigned take
this method TO inform the people Of Munon
gala county, and every body else, who wish
10 make their own clothing, and thereby
make themselves rich and independent, tha,
they have put up first rate set Of Carding
Machines IN the Steam Mill belonging 10
AMHERST MILLER, on SCOTS Run, q.
bout miles North West of MorgaDtown, g.
on The Pike leading from Niorgantown TO
Waynesbufg and Blaeksville, where they
are prepared TO Card either by Water or
Steam Power, all kinds Of Wool in The best
manner and on very short notice Their
terms ave cents per pound for common
wool il paid down aud 81 ceats il charged.
Fine wool will be charged for in proportion
to It's quality, All kinds of grain will be
received in payment for catding at market
price. Wool will be received al DEMANDS
Store in Morgantown, and The Rolls returned
there every two weeks.
JAMES M. MILLER.
sa JAMES II. MILLER.
SCOTS Run, Monongalia
Co. May 8, 1886.
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Kanawha Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber wishes to sell his Farm, con-
i tanning LOG acres, situate in Writ county,
Va, on tho Little Kanawhn River, miles above
Elisabeth, tho county sito, and 1 mile from Rath.
bon's Saw and Grst Mile. The location Of the
GlenHllc and Elizabeth Turnpike passes direct,
ly through it. Tho land lays we'll, is 48
Well Timbercd aud well Watered..
There are IS or 30 acres cleared and under good
fence. There are some fruit trees, and several
improvements. For further particulars call on
the subscriber on tho premises.
Feb. 90. tf J. A. PETTY.
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Important to Millers!.
NEW MACHINERY 8

have put up and am now using 4. s. J. NJ.
Clarke's Patent Mil, (patented June,o 1854, J
nary rnnj tho whole machinery being comprised
IN space of "a by feet, all within the immo-
date notice of the miller,--turr, boiling chest,
and all. The burrs now used are only SO incl,-
es. This is great Improvement on all doyice s
for the manufacture Of Flour hitherto in uso,
and the entire machinery can be put up in any
Mill for about the expense incurred by getusg
Mliwrght to repair the old style mills. Mill.
ers and those about to put up Mills, areinvitod
to call Mt Morgantown Mills, and witness and ex-
anime the operation of Clarke Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the supesfluous ap.
pendagos of the old Flouring Mills.
have purchased the right OF said Patent for
tho counties of Monongalia Preston and Marion,
purchasers. va JAMES s. CRAIG.
Mo'gaatoma Mus, February %, 1856.
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! Morgantown Marble, Works

St1EElso N i.Atf ERIY,,
Dealers IN Foreign and Donestie Marble.
Aiaayfactsye,s ~ eflosSniaS xys5
!. ATstIs .ssrS sff6adst sEfs ses eco
siIsye essdta sheiiSA, Msrbts IRactoty Ii MOI
'saniow,t,y and sfeg prepared 10 Gnisi, Grave
stoiles,cf tvpsy description. on the shortes
3noiice and moot Reasonable terms. Tliei
work will Do done in the most approve,
es,5 V. a. they employ none but tho abss, o
wVrkmsn. PersoMs ishinx 10 psrchases ,
splendid Article OF the Kind VIII do Welt /,
ssisestheiu aeeaii. y AifoIStprs. ei,her.by ,e,
FiersetEotherwies. psofaptiy att ended 10. Sao,
on Nalnnt jslsee 6sness FsoSt.a sSssfos&
~ Their Prices are a. Tow, a, THs tovssr
s9s .hsis Sss aHsA ssssa q siiT .ss's'
aasMois aniowasyan. 10. 1esessih It's i
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.


ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases.
n such as SPEKMAroRRHoEA, SEMINAL,
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GOEoRRHtFA
GLEET, SYPHILIS, tho vice of OHANISM, or
SELF-ABuSE,& sc. &c.
The Howard Association of rhiind e,phia. in
Wow of the awful destruction of human life q nd
health, caused by sexual diseases and the do.
captions proctised upon the unfortunate victims
of such diseases by Quacks, have directed the,
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT
worthy oftheirname to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, (Male or
Pema'e) who apply by letter with description
OF their condition, age, occupation, habits OF
LIE, &c, and in cases of extreme poverty and
suffering, TO furnish Medicines free Of charge,
The Howard Association is a benevo ent Jnstj-
tution, established by special endowment, for
the relief OF the sick aud distressed, afflicted
with I" Virnlent and Epidemic Diseases >, and its
funds can be used for no other purpo Ii has
now surplus of means, which tie Directors
have voted to advertise the above notice Itia
needless to ado that the Association comma nd a
the highest Medical skill of the ago, and will
furnish the most approved modem ire atment.-
Valuable advice also given TO sick and nervous
femalos, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Leu
corrhoea, &c, 10 IN -fa "a
Address, (post paid) DR.. GEo. R. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associations No. 3
South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA d. HATFIELD, President.
{ GEO. FAiRoHILb, Secretary. Sept 20.--Iy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
a RAILWAY ROMANCE.

singular affair occurred on the
Wear alley (Durham) Road The other
| day. ~ gentleman from Birmingham
found himself seated in first. class car.
jlagc, his Elsa; rvs and the only passen
( ger in that compartment Of the carriaga
Icing blooming lady, answering to The
ALTERNATING description Of "fai, fair, aud
i"rty.' he train bad scarcely moved
hundred yards from the station bcrpr,
the lady suddenly leaped from her sea,
and exclaimed To the other PASSENGER
"How dare You, sir2 What do YOU
mean 7" ...#.,a a.'I
The gentleman, as,onished, REPLIED
that he 'dld not understand, her; he
had done nothing to harm her"
Again aud again she sprung from heu
seat in apparent terror and rage, and
declared wilhvehemence tina, herneigh-
Dor was VILLAIN, and she would have
him taken into custody at the nest sta
ton" 70 .......
Tho gentleman protested his limo.
cence, AUD asked what he had done: but
The eccentric lady still kept on leaping
from her scat, raving against his treat.
ment, til! tho gentloman decided that
she was mad, and resolved, on tho arri.
val otthe train ut tho next station. to
give her into custody.
As her eccen,rici,y did not abatc, nor
her rago either, be, on tho arrival oi
the train at ono Of the stations, was a.
bout to carry his resolution into action
when she suddenly sprang 10 the door
aud cIied "Guard" nt tho top OF her
voice and presently collected not only
The guard, but crowded. people around
her She thon commenced her accusa.
ton, in words both loud and deep, pro.
testing that the gentleman had improp.
erly P'nched her lcgsi and tho gentle.
men horrified at the charge, protesting
bis perfect innocence.
AT this juncture when matters looked
serious for the gontlem an, the guard
happened to recollect that he had placed
a basket under the seat of carriage.
containing q live goose, and, pulling il
out the mystery was explained--ibe
bird being tho criminal, and having
caused the lady's fears and the gentle.
mans aprebensions.
The explanation was received with
perfect burnor and satisfaction by The
parties concerned, and tho train renew.
cd its journey amid tho conclusive laugh.
ter and applause Of the assembled mul.
titude.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07

suppose an angel should say to you
to-day. come with me and 500 tby
God ~ Whist effect would it have up
on you7 Don't deceive youIselfl If
you don. loyo God, you will never
want to $40 ldn Seeing him will new.
ermako goo happy. But If you havo
done your ffst dry--if you can soy,
thou knos EST oil things, thou koowest
] love thee"~~bow happy are you now
how happy you will be when you 40.
pear in his presence and Soe him 30 no
is. =" hs0. " AyItW.
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Morgantown Mills.
JAMES 8. CRAIG. hsiass

HAyING extended his lease or the Morgan.
Al town FIGURING Mill, belonging 10 MIR. John
Rogers, takes pleasure in informing tina public
that by heavy outlay he has remodelled tho
Machinery IN said Mill, and is now prepared to
make the best article Of Flour and plenty Of il.
Being now fully prepared to make good work
by additions to machinery and convenienccs,
shall spare no pains to render general satisfac-
tion. Customers may always be promptly sup
piled with Flour -either Family, Superfine or
Fine, TO order. Customers bringing their Wheat
with them can have il ground promptly, or can
have IL exchanged for Flour to suit their con,e-
nience. My aim is to accommodate and to rem
der satisfaction to all. q, 49,. &C.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07
800 Acres Of Land for Sale

TIME subscriber offers for sslo 500 acres Of
Il Land, 10 Barbour county, lying on the wa.
tors OF Sandy Creek 80 acres of II are impro-
we'd, plenty Of good timber, well watorod ,plen-
~ Of stone coal 300 acres OF It arc level
us1 Forming Land i cles, Of stone and I. 10
Dwelling Houses, Peaches and Apples,
u abundance. TERMS, for the whole tract,
80 por acre . 81 can be divided into tracts Of
$50 and 460 acfos, the price varying with quail.
". 1t lies miles South Of Thornton Depot.---
For further information call on the subscriber
on the premisos, J. X. BAKER.
October 20, 1855. f7H
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UDlDRODS 88@Ap3o
A LADY IN GREY SILK.

The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Sunday Mercury, in refer.
rihgsto the face that tho Hon. John
Qniggle, formerly member ofthc Penn.
sylvania Senate frpm Ciipton aud Cen
tie counties had staksnluplsis residence
40 the Quaker CRY. eiates the follow.
Ing amusing anecdcte I, 49, AZ, \ -, 7
Some years since. on the road from
Lancaster tn Philadelphia, one blazing
hot GUNNER day Jim Pollock, Hon. Jim
Guiggle. then plain lawyer Quiggle,)
and your correspondent. who knew tho
former well, but not the latter, were q.
lone in tho rearmos, car Of the train =.
Jim Pollock was looking out Of the car
window, at u place where the train stop
ped To water. when suddenly he drew
his white handkerchief from his pocket
aud began vigorous waving it in tho air
at The, same time bobbing his head out
of tho window ina very earnest man
Ber...a ,uFtl $3.50 setE7 ha rs
What are you about, Judge 2, ask :
ed Mr.. Qnigglo. withou, rising from his
/ seat.
-" Why. don't you sec yonds, n
! There's a lady waving white hand.
kerchiet, and am returning the salute
some acquaintance made formerly,
suppose" .- as 1893. ar
Judge Pollock ceased, but in few
moments no again looked out and resu.
med the operation with his cambria.
@.a"Who is she. Judge q, asked Mr.. O.,
as he l"unged in one cofner Of the car
J wilh his neither extremities curled up
! like gigantic capital Il.
"Well the fact is dun't exactly
know; Pm quite near sighted, and can't
recognizes her, but she is dressed in
grey silk, aud stands yonder under q
big maple tree, near my friend John
D----'s house.
BY and by the locomotive gave snort
and tho train began to move. Judge
Pollock again firted his cambria to the
lady in u final salute, and this time
jim Q"iggle thought he would have a
peep at her. So he crossed over TO the
Judge, and p"king out his head, took
a view, but didn't see tho lady. New.
e'thelcSs, the Precipitation rolling down
his face with the effort.
"Where is she? | don't sec any
body" said Mr.. O., after scanning the
landscape, without observing any fe.
male. ..... ~ 49, .a
There J" was the rather pe,ulant re-
Pfy, don't you ,see that lady with the
gray silk dress, standing under the ma
pie tree, wavinga white handkerchief
There was suppressed snoring
sound, aud Jim Quiggle rolled over on
tho seat, red ia the face as a boiled lob.
Ster, while your correspondent picked
him up in state of violent paroxyism
Of laughter, and laid him out upon the
seat, After sacrificing all the buttons
on his vest and Wristbands, he explain,
cd to the Judge the cachinotory spusms
The Judge had been exchanging sa.
intes for twenty minutes with an iron
gray mare, whose long white tail flop
ping away the flies. had been taken BY
him for "A white handkerchief, .waivoI
| by Fndy in grey silk dress! The
Judge didn't swear, hut changed the
subject t. sawmills, the only portion
which was Ineligible was the feauenI
repetition Of the word-"dam."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07

Some sIandoring bachelor says IL is
much jay when you FIRST get married;
but more jawy after year or two.
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BLACKSMITHING.

THE subscriber has com n1cnced the above
business at Mr.. John sincleif's Smithshop,
on Vests Run, Monongalis county, where
ne will attend promptly TO all orders ia his
line Of business. - #
SHoElNG neatly done at 90 cents round.
and other work in proportion. He Ia we'll
supplied @ith oliphsups beat Mall and other
lion BENZ F WATSON
bpSll 10, 1885 itst
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l. A u F F ER'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE,
Removed from No. 30, Fifth Street,
TO ~ Fourth street, between Wood 4 Market,
Nearly opposite tho old Bank of Pittsburgh, in
the room formerly occupied by b. Darlington,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Our object in coming to Fourth Street is on
account of the cheapnoss Of the rent, land for
business il is no doubt equal to Fifth Street -
Having taken the store room for a term of ears
at three-fourths less rent than any wholesale
Book Store in tho city, consequently we can &
do sell from 10 to 20 per cent cheaper on an
average, either Wholesale or retail.
Having purchased n large stock OF Books and
Stationary, at New York and Phladelphia Ttado
Sales, at the lowest cash prices, Merchants and
others will find IL to their advantage to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and compare our list
OF Prices with other Houses. And further, wo
viii duplicate any bill purchased East.
All kinds Of Blank Books, Doekets, bound g.
unbound, III ade TO order at the shortest notice.
Book Binding done in all Styles.
Printing IF all kinds neatly erecnted.
All orders from abroad filed with accuracy
and dispatch and If we do not give satisfaction
good VIII be taken back. April &c, 'b6.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-07

Good Fresh msckorcl, at so cents per dozen
can be had by calling at the old stand formerl,
occupied BY ttzieT q Fleming
Arfh 8 1859, nOGLrs & roGLE
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dry stanayon Long Alley, whore he is propa,od
to turn DOT Boots, shoes, &C., in Tho Best style,
good and s1bstantal, on short notice. ~
~ RETIRING lone io,b,edioieiY. ~
Morganto~n April 1865. f
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DoARp wAETrn-TN AN AMERICAN Oh ENGLISH
d family BY Frei oh gentleman rtsnge for insru,
Il 10 Fvencb spauth &c at prtsett 'etotipg 10 an
arden n ls Oft, rsahs tao pr's Caatan snguaas,
Ib@ bettI strtnees nh be stgeo address d. g. asrsi
Nee
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EXPRESSES,

SUrroN 4 CO.'S DIsP AyCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
> csco sailing regularly and pos veiy sors day
,d,ertsed-Cpper OF Tuesday 18th OF June-rhe and
slogan, clipper ship siLykh sfAa Wade mastr, "a
civ1 her pier Rat river and will ecsfVey
This splendid sho, built for the OA1fspns trade
with r. Al bnoyetey, superior saug qualities And thorough
taor presents uneqused Inducements all opera Dc.
sroas n andg tsh ergo in ssn Francisco the earliest
bie day without d~tsr Ion N 2.The shipa
lake nc freight after their sdgeri~ed Asy.
SgrTos CO.. s3 South street corner Of WAL
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COVE Us BUT LIGHr."-DURING rHB = HEATED
" term, about experiences po itcal world
the people viii light to nots the cycles OF
the politicians The AMERICAN WEKKLY PRAsS ths
cheapest and best In tbs world issued Frar
morning. proposes 70 urnah the people with light regard to
the doines Of the politicians oce holders and 90 seskees
Attached clique rect creed. and expecting nsber
penaion, post place, i whole Will be 10 nj ys me
people account OF passing Issued eysry FRI
day morning. On Vi FURNISHED agents at 81 30
per hundred Cash n advance Adve erv
cepH line All or~of~ must be addressed
nsrh~est corner Of Fulton and NASSAU streets York
IN NOT
Secured by patfnts.
EERossSg ILLUMINATING
The advantage Possessed by this mi are:
l. J he nteIfiv Of the light pi oduced.
2. II IL not explosive
g. II will remain fluid when the best sperm oil has c,n.
gesed.
lis wptvaed ecrncmy n 10 wuVth Of kerosene g,vtus
~ much light OF rspesred OIL $t2 OF whale S26 Al Of
epetm oil or $40 OF burning fluid.
Ibis oil burns in a the Argand button top fuciu
ding canhene and syyc oil lamps, Without tho usual tan
deboy 10 smoke
KFRosTsE LUBRIcATyG On The Of this oil
birerv Is fond To be perfec,l, msgcs removes the gum
ca3ssi BY the USE OF impure oe equal IN the bes
oil. aud does not CONCEAL At low tenn errtsre "
bun2 magnlbcen In AL the solar, mechanical binnsc ana
band Tampa alec, IN rgba and howtprt snterus The suer
hnn ot ensheers o owners sho caDisns shp snoopy rsu
ar ohe,s Y osaoualy requested 70 the cerhcNes u Is
Al Tho alcs nt
ApsIEas agsus or the Kerosers { q Comragr
No ~ Beaver s:sst, Few Yak,
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r ET TIE CALLED JADE VINCE Tbs PUBLIC
IL have not endorsed the character ants and
nndere,: who % moSss.y declare themselves to be
viii bc,her respacAbity must siapd the way Of
proof and assertion must pass for fsf Well every knave
raaIed q criminal per nted enter hs plea of
not guilty. and WIN theys They would be suffered 70
90 their way la thes would assa as they have
zone suecesu rival and tried 10 rure his business bv lbs
bolcep f8sehOods that sJned by uBsr,puous
branr In .uch mus, offer ne only 10 bower
and offers 10 bet, In the Herald h inst
They viii bet for they DO nan "a es
Tbsy oet enough already by my billiard and cnsh
iopp displaced theirs, and which used IN pre-
ference theirs in the folio ing well Known bousss 10 hi,
cit, Hotel b. 0ermane the Everett House the Bro
House and The )arses; humble, Of sssne bed abes
billiard room the Metropolitan Hotel in he bill.
hard the st. Fchoas five Of their venerable STYLE of
tablss removed 10 make for tables and
comb alton cushiots have now an order from The New
Yoru Hoe for Of tab be put he scs Of nose
Of as'san and many cases OF he bind might named
what does Ill this but that asser.
III resoripd by kind of msp Of vracY In dsspe.
rate hand tables and pumbe; of
cushuna ps- - my sauderors which will sell sxtreu,sy
cheap ARD sbl be glad part Company with them nj
though would advise purchase Who bes
peculiar affection for antiquarian researches and sup ar
suBuhted persons ar a hings In general.
MICHAEL PHELAH, 80 Chambers street.
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IIrE orpER rnR SALE. a sPLFNnrn stnrY wIrr


w cushi1ns nod rot the cm ~ c,vnbi
ration whh nvfussd over cpty which proy.
ed 10 be worthless and ncV being olett farsas
GRIFFITH DsvhsR, " an sfeet
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ToR LONG ROOMS, WAREHOUSES; OR SALOONS,
toet1he store and basement No 928 Broadway, and
second third and urh stories OF Nos 9 $50 BroadwAv
oil connected, well lighted ard nearly 100 feet in DEPTH well
adapted for long public prva
items manufacturers NeAyiy umbered saloons restsa
Fants VIII DO rented tssether separately. three
upper stories of 924 Broadway desirable for "a
dwelling Possession Immediately. Apply to W. 8, JAR
VS.. No. N6 Elm sireet Apring.
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TlRooKLYN HEIGHTs.-oNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN
ID Gao have and hoard In first class house IN pr
vse fanny No 10 sidney place, FIVE minutes walk from
Atlantic and WAL ttre.t A. rriee
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ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. WANTED TENDERS
ior the Constructor ots road from the Mount aop.
iron hockaxsv New Jertev distances about two
and three quarter mi e lite ded routs WIKI plaus,
oss epecihcators OF The ssme viewed By apply
ing to CR1 KsS hkW ETH Agent OF the Mouot rope Mining
COMPANY, RockawsY Norris county, New Jersey who viii
afford further Information required.
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mo OosFECTIoNERs AND COoKs-TAETED, n CON.
ectiorer who ID est Glars WORKMAN at ard kettle
work protested man cook and TWO good waters who
understand he business The wRnec for large
saloon OF The Address, for
Stating terms, ability aud referenceD X. II. g.,
Herald
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COfIAGE TO LkT-AT NEW ROOHRLLE WITH FIWR
~ Of rfch land highly cultivated 1t the rai-
road station and adapted for large family oboNrdng house.
Apply on the premises, TO JOHN B. MURRAY, "A Wen
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E0C BROADWAY.-EXCELsfoR BILLIARD TABLE
OUO factory, odes and most extensive 10 country.
Highest prize NJ Wor os PAR with three makers in com
petition 1sbes and innings low the original combine
ton cushion Pstented in 1881 BY A BsAfard have I'm
ruary, ls66. only an evasion Of the original patent.
A. bAgsFORD
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TET TIE CALLED JADE VINCE Tbs PUeI

LOB sALE-A BILLIARD TABLE IN SPLENDID
II order; T. CCopnor, maker. Apply At No wall street.
THO2P 4 WELDON
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RESTAURANTS.

OH COLOSSEUM WILLIAM srRtsr, 80. TAN
pIopreov Of the above establishment 10 the
pUbnc in that be has concert eyary evening
aeas6r AID sells coed isge- bier Gan be had
efy Were els- N. The famous origiad Peter Nooms
vil sr cuisht ard every uish lhu Pesk II. BESfRAN
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES OF
IA the best quality and ut low prices will be found NJ our
ory arses and complete in the cty 8sis
ngs OF the best quality, for SAFE Orders by mail
attended TO. Four good ond hand tab sale chsa
oCONNOR 4 CoLLEHDEB, IS Ann a.