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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-15

AN ODD LAwSUIT.-One of series of
the strangest lawsuits we ever heard of
was tried before Squire Clohan yester
day. The facts, as near as we can get at
them, are these: Some time ago August
Walthcr was employed as teacher for
the school and organist for the congre-
CATION of st. Paups Church, Richie
town, at salary of $50 per month. In
the articles of agreement was a clause
requiring the teacher and organist TO
give three months AotiCe should he de-
sire to leave, and the church to give
like notice should they wish to dis.
charge him. At the expiration of his
first month Mr.. Walther called on
August Wiedebusch for his stamps
He received $3.50, and on asking
for the balance was told there was no
more for him. He instantly gave no
tice that he would leave at the end of
his quarter. He says he was told that
he could leave at once and in fact that
the congregation preferred that he
should. The Sunday following he ap-
pearsd in Church and took his seat at
the organ, and commenced playing,
some say a waltz. However he was told
he couldn't play there any longer, and
on being ordered out he refused to go.
Becoming obstreperous, two or three of
the members of the congregation got
hold of him and made him "walk Span
ish" out of the building. He was then
arrested for disturbing the congrega-
ton. He then brings a counter suit,
before Squire Clohan, charging
Messrs. Wiedebusch and Hille-
bright with assault aud battery.
This was settled, somehow, and the
parties agree to drop all further crim.
inal proceedings. Now Walthsr com
mences suit to recover $500 damages
FROM the officers of the church for turn
ing him off without proper notice. We
hear that Walther signed an agreement
pledging himself to leave the State
within fortY.eight hours aud to publish
nothing derogatory to the church or its
members. The whole thing is mix
beyond our comprehension, and seems
to offer opportunities for law suits in
Vulnerable. However, somebody has
had big lot of costs to pay, and the
matter is not settled yet.
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PERsONAL.-J. n. Camden, Esq, of
Parkecsburg, the popular Democratic
candidate for Governor at the last State
election, reached this city on yesterday.
Mr.. Camden is accompanied by his es-
Unable lady and is on his way to Cleve-
land for short visit.
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vTrsveliug suits ought all to. be
made of Striped Linens from Rhodes.
RICO to the City Shoe store.

MORE Ev1DENcE.--Au old gentleman
residing in Marshall county writes to
Oxtoby & Dufield, Jewellers, 103 Main
street, "The spectaeles purchased at
your store are the best have had in the
last forty years; they suit exactly, and I
can now read the Smallest print without
the least pain to my eyes; when in Phil
adelphia some years ago, got pair at
yours are, by all odds, far
Large stock of glasses,
Watches clocks, jeweIry, &C., at"lO3"
Main street. See advertisement.
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making iBqairies for Andrew Denison,
pilot, who left Pittsburgh thirty OF
thirty five years ago, and up to q few
years ago was living in Kentucky. By
the decease of his father, in Pittsburgh,
a large amount of money is left I'M
claimed, and Deuison is the only known
heir.
The Missouri Republican SAYS:
The Ohio river boats bring in big car
goes, and, though they are sometimes
compelled to wait awhile, and fool re.
porters as to the time of departure, they
generally leave heavily laden with ore
and miscellaneous freights. The Men,
Phis and Yicksburg packets do q fine
freight business, though passenger
traffic is not large. The Missouri trade
is at an average activity to Omaha, with
no offerings above. The river at this
point continues TO swell slowly, the rise
coming from below Keokuk, on the
Upper Mississippi, aud we believe there
Is slight rise reported in the Missouri
river. The Illinois river is rising slo WY.
White and Arkansas rivers are receding.
Rates are firm to all points. sd, ~
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EFF. NJ. Porter's "Cheap Counter"
Look at Prices Shoes reduced TO a
fraction; must he sold regardless of
cost. Childreu's Shoes, only Is cents.
Misses Shoes, % cents. Boys Shoes,
80 cents. Ladies' Shoes IS cents, at
No. l35 Main street. Call early and
you can make tho best selections.
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TKeep your wagons off the cross
ings. 1t is just as convenient for the
man you are talking with to stand in
the mud as for pedestrians 10 walk
clear round your wagon.
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EYA Cut-away coat would be most
appropriate garment for an clipping
bridegroom. Gentlemen intending to
abscoud with watering place bellies this
summer. will please take notice.
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"HAIL, ALL HAIL."-Partridge still con-
tinues the picture business at III Main
street. Everything is in complete WORK
ing order. His photographs cannot be
surpassed. When you want anything in
his line remember III. JULIET
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-15

EF For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Beautifying the Complexion,
use "Cream of Yiolets." For sale by Ed
murd Booking and Booking Il Carroll.
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EStrawberriesa are gettiugplrnty and
cheap. They were selling yesterday at
from eight to ten cents per quart,
though choice ones were held at two
boxes for a quarter.
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RECovERING.-Th little son of jacob
Budd, whose arm was broken few days
ago, by being pushed ont Of wagon, is
improving rapidly under the care of Dr.
Hazlett.
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FOR SALE.
Splendid Bargains IN Spie"
did Farms.

THREE ADJOINING FARMS sEi sd GG "a ares
ing. respectively, go -, ana rau I Ohio
situate in ST Adams tp; LloA AL snS tmr miles
sDOnV E +onriIe are offered for sale An elegant
nom urau ,brongb the farms and TO Granville.
TS S runs Is instiy celebrated the seat OF two
Of Se hest institutions Of learning in tns conn r
try-.-". Two public SCHOOL houses are on
Souhs claiming these farms. The farms are
sacS vel improved; living water IN every neid;
cS .o5 "rrbaris VIII be sold in a body or sepa-
SSsteiy Taken in q body, no better stock iArm
can BE found in Ohio. Terms unusually easy
Apply TO N ,oS us,Lst s,rsst
my7 NJ. ~ 1h4lt -
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BThey have on Western railroad
q locomotive which is "the champion
of iron tborough-breds."
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~ Soda water is now pronounced to
be proper thing to appear on the menu
Of a fashionable wedding breakfast or
ball supper in New York.
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,Tosonic FuueraI Notice.

rJ,HE MEMBERS OF WHEELING LQDU oLn
No 3, A. F. & A. Y. Masons are helS %
s1,IunoSas5 and the members of ohio Lodge, no 20
/, Nelson Lodge, No. 30, Bates Lodge, No co nj
togstbeT with All soiourning brethren IN Gooa
stsnSing are respectfully invited TO meet al
the Masonic Temple, corner Market and MON.
roe streets, in the city of Wheeling on TUESDAY
aS,oTnoon June 18th at half past two O'Clock,
for The purpose of paying the last tribute IS Of
respect to our deceased worthy DIother JOIN 9i
GOshOrn. whose funeral WIN !aAo Pia aC,,,s a. ~
ocIact from the residence of his son, corner OF
Main and Adams streets, North Wheeling.
''''''- ""0 WIN. T. DERRY, W. NJ.
7 n Uvpvry Ssc'y. iunli2t
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Elf you want to see the best ma
chine in the world, &c and see the Amer
lean Button Hole, Overseami5g and
Sewing Machine, at 100 Market street.
See advertisement.
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EDon't fail TO look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at 1O7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Sboe firms,
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gA philosopher saysi if anything will
make woman mad, it's looking for her
night cap after the lamp is blown out.
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FOE SALE CHEAP.

nNE OFFICE DESK, u FEET LONG.
~ One Burnside Stove and Pipe.
Tive Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case.
One Counter, II feet long
Windows, Doors Nantes, &C.
LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
marl3tf Bridge Corner.
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II Blond & TBachman have received
a fine assortment Of the spring styles Of
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Baton
CATERS. 70
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lg@ Wheeler x Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege of APP
plying the rents TO the purchase, at VIM.
Sumner d Co.'s, No. 81 Monroe street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

wRead the advertisement headed
Found" in another column.
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1--WE always respect old age until
we get our teeth fast in tough chicken.
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For SALE-0ne second hand piano at
Hamilton & Harding's Music Store, 100
Marketstreet.
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BNew Jaconet Edgings and Insert
ings at J. S. Rhodes & Co.'s.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TIOUR SMALL DWELLING HOUSES ON
i Wheeling Island. Enquire Of
JNU. P. GILCHRIST,
mar2j So Main street-up stairs.
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rOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

g,KCOND.HAND PANEL DOORS, WIN.
- dow sash (Glazed), Venetian Window smut
1879 NJ. KELLY.
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EWhite Lace Points as low as SD
at J. S. Rhodes & Co.'s.
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vBleached aud Brown Muslins are
Advanced in New York but reduced at
Rhodes.
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H A r. ID w ARE
8. G. WALKER,
PENNIMAN & BRO.

IMPORTERS AND wHOLEsALR
i dealers in Foreign and Domestic Hardware
No 10 North Howard street Baltimore will
take pleasure in supplying dealers with every.
thing in their line n the very low prices the
present hard times demand, maristydAw
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EGO to the City Shoe Store.

Wide Black and White Grenadines
for Shawls at J. S. Rhodes & Co.'s
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the amount of money they car command.
In no place will the negroes work up 10 The
tasks of 1860, and we think that, even add
ing on fair margin for cotton produced
by white labor, we are naming an outside
figure when we say that the cotton crop Of
the State for 1869 will not exceed 200, 900
bales. And this will be accomplished By
the liberal use Of fertilizers and by sacri-
fcing meat and grain:
The circumstances which operate in this
State to reduce the production of cotton,
are found in every other Southern State,
and we see no reason to believe that the
cotton crop Of the entire South can, under
any ordinary circumstances, exceed 3,OOO,-
600 Of bales, whatever the use of fertilizers
and whatever the neglect Of food. The
picking power, the quantity that can BE
picked, is the limit Of our capacity in pro-
ducing cotton. In this, machinery and
superphosphates cannot help US. The nim-
BILE fingers Of the negro must be our reli-
anoe. We see, then, no danger that large
crop in 1869, or any succeeding year, will
swamp the cotton market; but we do see
great danger that before many months we
shall be going to the Western markets to
buy corn and bacon which we ought to raise
at home. Verify this people of ours learns
wisdom but slowly
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The New York Herald of Thursday says :
"Clearly the feeling of the nation is that if our
alabama dispute goes to the. war point the
sspeople are ready. What about the national
'debt9 We may repudiate it, or, better still,
I've may pay it more easily after such a war
ethan now (; for the ocean is ours. Every sea
"will team with our privateers, and English
commerce will disappear. In that very fact
"will lay for us an incalculable wealth. At the
"same time we would have some benefits at
'shome, and these incline us to hope that the
''war feeling may run high. Our jobbers will
''be 80 eager in their hunt for the game of
contracts that the whiskey rings may be
broken" Does the journalistic vane point to
the quarter whence tho popular wind is blow
ingp
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We learn that the Hon. Horace Capron,
United States Commissioner Of Agriculture,
and Senator Sprague, of Rhode Island, have
been invited by the Richland Agricultural
Society, to be present at the State Agricul-
taral Convention, which meets in Columbia,
on the 2Sth instant. Mr.. ,Capron is gen
tleman Of broad views and Conservative
opinions. Governor sprague is, by his
investments in Columbia, personally inter
ested in the prosperity Of the State. We
hope that both gentlemen will be able to
accept the invitations which have been ex-
tended to them.
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Of the forger was 80 skilfu]y carried out that
the suspicion of tho paying teller was not
aroused in the least.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, who has been
known in years past as pretty stiff Tariff man,
addressed meeting Of freetraders in Brook
lyn, Monday evening. After announcing his
political conversion, he said he thought it
poor way to take care Of the industries OF the
country to let government interfere with them
FOR the government can never meddle with
anything except by political, Influences, and
"you can never introduce q protection policy
into the country without making it o political
one. Since the first tariff in our country there
has never been o tariff that has not been under
political influences. Now, in this country it is
impossible to prevent one party from following
its opposite in power and reversing or chang
ing oil it's policies, and when the financial and
industrial affairs of the country are said to
depoud upon politics, tho consequence is, that
instead Of a settled, onward progress, you will
have perpetual change and rotation" Mr..
Beecher said that he had laid down the black
man, and that if he (the negro) could not now
stand upon his feet, he must fall. "Just now
it seems to mo that the coming question is the
mysteries of organized, gigantic capital, as op-
posed to the unprotected individual, the labor
or in the community. We have more to fear
from the corruption of legislatures than from
the corruption Of individuals. from the bribery
Of capital than from any other source. At this
time every yirtuous citizen is bound to think
and to labor for the publication Of morals in the
matter ofmoney, or we are swamped in this ma
| tiOnn $500
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The VILLA ON THE RHINE. By Berthold Auer-
New York !: Leypodt g. Holt. Charleston
John Russell.
In the second and third parts Of this charm
ing novel, the interest is increased by the de-
velopment Of plot and character, while thereis
no diminution Of the idyllic beauty mingled
with philosophical thought which made the
frstpart so attractive. The fourth part, which
will soon be issued, will complete the work,
and we take this occasion to remind our read
ers tbat this is the only authorized lition OF
''The Villa on the Rhine," published in this
country. Price, in paper, fifty cents each part.
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Notices in paakrnpffp.

TN THE DIsTRnCT COURT OH TmB
Il UNITED STATES. FOB THE DISTRICT or
SOUTH CAROLINA--TN TIE MATTER or John
8. STALLfNGS. BANKRUPT.--IN BANKnUFTCY.
zs 1AeBs q may concern:--The undersigned hereby
gives nottce or his appointment as AsaiQneo or
JOHN 8. 8TALLINGS, In the District on Barn.
well, ana State Of south Carolina, within rata
District who has been adjudged bankrupt uDon
nis own ssssAsn, by the DisSries Court OF said
Dated aetA March, 1880. ). II. CRosLAND. "a
AprAe mp Assignes.W
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yissoiatioa Of (repartaershiu.

MOTICE.---THE n COMPREHENSIVE
IN heretofore existing under the naxne and style
Of F. II. ZERB5T Co.. at No. 688 King-street ia
this day dissolved by mutual consent B. H. ZRRBST
win continue She business at the old stand In his
own NAME and 10 alone authorized to settle the az
fairs Of the old business.
+. I'll. zERBST
D. III. DCSCHER.
April 10 mwf8s
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.psaroiag.
GDufGtiDuaI.
Gopartuersbip Motife.

4 COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. - II III E
~ undersigned have this day formed q Copart-
nership over the style Of RIECKE SCHACHT re.
for the purpose Of conducting an AUCTION AND
Bay. corner Of Unity Alley and solicit share Of
public patronage, GERHARD RIEOKE
EDW. F. SCHACHTE.
Cnarleston, April l3. 1869. April is
T AW NOTICE. --TEIE UNDERsAGNED
ll have this day formed cOpartnershtp for the
practice Of Law AND EQUITY In ali the Courts Of
the State. under the name and style OF CHAMBER
LAIN SEABROCK. Especial attention will be
paid TO the collection OF claims held by parties o,lt
OF the Etate. ffS Sss ID. II. CHAMBERLkIN.
April2 &. B. sEABKOOK -" n
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for Sale.

LNOR SALE, THE SLOOP ELIZA LYD.
n Ia: carries. when loaded, 18 cords OF wood, or
1900 bushels Of grain-now lying the south side of
Union Wharf. For terms, apply to q. MOONEY.
No. 2A7 EAST BAY-STREET. near the corner Of
Pinckney-street. II Anril 10 Z
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Gost cub e9euH1.

r OsT, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
-1A from No. q Atiantc-stre q black and white
ward will be given II left ut No. ~ EAST BAY.
April 10
1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.--STRAY
n ED OR STOLEN, from my residence In Cal
noun.street. on Sunday, 1lth inet, o SETTER PUP.
PH.-whate, with brown head and brown saddle on
back. and has y Double nose. April II
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MeetinQs.

ST. Andrews LODGE, No. 10, A. F.. NJ.
yJNHE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THE
Il above Lodge will be held at Masonic Hall, This
EVENING, at Eight O'Clock.
BY order W. NJ. E. n. JEANNERETT
April 10 Secretary
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No. 2A7 EAST BAY-sTREET. near the corner Of
FincAney-street' IL April 10
LSOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OF.
~ FERS for sale his PLANTATION containine
seven hundred acres situated the Charleston and
savannah Railroad. Immediately around Glover's
Station. Said Plantation is thoroughly settled con-
tains fine orchard Of Peach, Apple and Necrarine
most excellent we'll of water, together with GOOD
stream Of water power. Said place having been set
tied tor eight years, has been thus far very healthy
Any one desiring to embark in Railroad work has
now fine opportunity, as the land abounds in
cross tie and wood timber. Terms accommodating
Apply to J. CART GLOVER, 0lover's Station, or to
F. q. CART, Charleston. 16s - April 10
ENOR SALE. "A CLINKER BUILT
~ BOAT, recently overhaued and neatly paint.
ed, and in perfect order. She is really beautiful
model Carries six oars, also be used with sails
May be seen at the Savannah and Charleston Rail-
road wharf. For further particulars inquire Of A. c.
KAUFMAN, Broker and Commission Agent, No. Is
broadstreet. Ite fm2 April 18
GTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP
~ II applied for Immediately
~ One 12.horse Portable ENGINE
~ One Ahorso Portable Engine. So
ID One s.horse- power ENGINE, In good condition
CAMERON, BARKLEY CO. !.
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
january Is
ENOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
~ any quantity. Price rs cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap.
ply at the office of THE NEWS. March
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Go Reut.


r OF ON SULLHvAN's ISLAND FOR
- sale low for Cash. Has on 1t Kitchen. read =
built, and tie frame of two story Dwelling ready
70 TO-, os put sosesher ana good Brick Cistern. Ap.
Agent. No. 70 Broad street. 1 April 10
rT1O RENT, A VEGETABLE FARM. ON
Il Meetirg-street Road, with landing on Cooper
River. Apply to r. NJ. MARsHALL & bRO, Real
Estate 81 Brokers. ss BRoAD-sTREET.
Two RENT. AT FLAT ROCK. N. C.. A
oface and Market. Apply to B.. IL Ard MTnDi y.
TON orto JAMEs B. PRfNaLE. Charleston. \ 8. q
49, = > wind
TNOR RENT, A FURNIsHMD RESI-
~ DENCE-The handsome Residence on the
Wentworth.street, containing twelve rooms and ex.
tenstye outbui'd 'dings, with carriage house. stable
90 The Residence ia handsomely and compieteiy
cspt crockery apd house ILen.l The above premi.
Ees viii be rented to I'm approved tenant possession
given Immediately. Apply to LOUIS b. DEsAUS.
rH1O HENT. THAT DESIRABLE KEsT
\ DENCE In healthy locality, No. l03, west end
Of Tradd.street, with large cistern, ne oubudinas
vegetable and flower garden, commanding q beau.
hful water prospect. For terms inquire Of present
occupants. wfm6 Anril 2 :.
TT,O RENT, A FINE THREE srORY
a. BRICK RI RESIDENCE, No. % George.street, near
accommodations. Apply to g. McBRIDE SMITH,
Zeal Estate Agent, No. 81 Broad.street.
April 1B
\ A CHANCE FOR ExCURslOa AND
"A PICNIC PARTIES TARGET OOMPANTRs,
&C--The subscriber Offers hts nall, ut Hillierdyile
to Excursion and Picnic Parties ana visitors gener.
ally. The accommodations are ample, and the Hall
large and well ventilated target has oeen erected
ON the grounds fer the benefit Of thoee wishing 10
Fieasant. 6* April 10
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fTvO RENT. All FLAT ROCK, N. C.. A
FUAN!sHED HOUSE, near the Church Post.
o1S otase and MARKET Apply to 3. HEARD MIDDLE
April II s,f - =, ryfnn,9 a. "
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| WANTED, A SMALL CULORED GIRL
| w to assist in nursing child. None need ap
ply unless we'll recommended. Apply at THE NEWS
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4frtilDers.
mafbinerp, Gastings, Gtf.

Mafbinsrp, Castings, Gtf.
FLOUR AND CORN MILLS
MILL MACHINERY
A IL COMPLETE. FURNISHED AT SHORTEST
~ NOTICE. and Of the n ost improved style and
Four of the said Mills are in operation in this city
now, and have oil proved satisfactory and superior
Bolting Cloth, Screen wire &C.. constantly on
hand. HART & MUNSON
Utica New York.
the Wills can he seen in full operation daily
tOhS CAMPsEN & co
Agents Tor South Carolina.
~ aSsass Charleston. $. G.
YFGETfNC@sSTREET FOUNDRY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT IL MOVE, FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS. SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS. of all sizes
dOhSE POW EhS AND GIN GEARING, from 6 to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand
power Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INGs, GRATINGs,
CXSTERN COVERS, SASH WEI<HTS, de-, &c,
WILLIAM 8. HEMREY,
MA EHINISI AND UNDER
No. s14 MEETING-SrREET,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
August 8 mws