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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-04-11
CONGRESS-.

As this is emphaticaly the Pesdent-mahng ses-
sion of Congress, need not expect business to pro-
gross very rapidly, indeed it progresses at ALL and
it seems that the people not likely to be disap-
pointed by their public servants in this respect: for
very little disposition is manifested by the. members
to do moro, or any thing else than make speeches,
the publication of which, may serve to promote the
interests of that candidate for the Presidency whom
they support. From the stand recently taken by the
SPEAKER, however, We may expect some progress 10
be made in the regular business of the session, If be
firmly maintained. In the discussion of the bill to
prevent the interference of government officers IN
elections Mr.. WArrERsoN, of Tennessee, was ma
king it hook to hang an elcctionecring speech up
on, when the Speaker intcrposed, and pronounced
him out of ordcr in introducing topics not connec-
ted with the subject. He stated that up to this PERI
cd he had allowed gentlemen great latitude In Discus
sion but he found that the House and the country,
held him responsible and he was therefore determined
10 enforce the rules and let the House take the res
possibility of over-ling his decisions If the Spea-
ker will adhere to this determination, and con6ne the
debates within the rules, we hardly think the House
will take the responsibility Of negecting their legiti-
mate dutics at all events if it docs the people will
be able to determine who is to blame, and at another
session give the delinqucnts wider field for the ex
ercse of their clectoneerng talents by leaving them
at home.
In the Senate, the Cumberland Road appropriation
bill has received its quietus. 1t has been rejected by
vote of % to 20. This uugurs well for system
of retrenchmentin the public expenditures which We
hope will be followed up.
Mr.. TALLMADGE has introduced general Bank
rupt bill; this, with that proposed by Mr.. WEBSTER,
is before the Judiciary Committee. We sincerely
hope the subject will receive the favorable considera-
ton of Congress. The country requires it at their
hands.
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THE BOUNDARY QUESTION.

We referred to this subject last week, and stated
that the indications were that it would not be readily
and pacifcally adjusted. We give to-day, the cor
respondence between Mr. FORSYTH, Secretary of
State, and the British Minister, Mr. Fox, which gave
rise to the more recent supposton that this question
would be likely to lead to difficulties between the two
countries. The tone of Mr. Fox's letter is, to say
the least very undiplomatic, if not offensive. Not
withstanding however, the gloomy aspect which this
question has assumed, we still trust and believe, that
it may be satisfactorily arranged without resort to
arms.
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PERIODICALS.

We have received the April number Of the LADIES
Book. It is cmbellished with coored engraving of
Spring Fashions, containing three figures unsurpas-
sed in beauty and execution splendid view of the
ThuiHeries and piece of Music. The literary de-
partment sustans the long established reputation of
the work.
SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssESeEn-The March
number of this superior publication has just reached
US, richly stored with its usual variety Of literary
good things Among the many excellent articles,
we notice, "Whitc and Black Slavery; containing an
interesting and thrilling account Of the poorer classes
in England and Ireland" The Messenger certainly
deserves the warm support of the South for its dcc
ded course upon the subject Of slavery, which has
been so ably discussed in several previous numbers
Aside from this, however, its claims are undisputed;
having performed more in the development and en-
couragemcnt of Southern Literature, than any peri
odical that has ever appeared. We may seem, to
somc too urgent upon this subject, but we only give
expression to our honest convictions when assert
that the South has the talent and the genius which
should elevate her tcra character beyond the reach
of disputc-unforunatel', though, VIC are forced 10
confess the native Incidence and love of ease, SO
characteristic of her sons. The Messenger has done
much to arouse us from cur lethargy in this parcu
lar, and we trust that the enterrising publisher will
find substantial reward in the increase Of his sub
scription list.
The SOUTHERN Ladies Book.-TEo February num-
her of this publication, which we noticed more par
ticularly some weeks since has Just come to hand
having occn delayed for the purpose of procuring bet
ter papcr. 1t is n decided improvement on the ti1st
number, and VIC have "not shadow of doubt OF IT'S
continued progress. Tho March number will DO
forthcoming about tho twentieth of this month; that
of April about tlc tenth of May, and so on until
the lost time shall bc made up.
Persons wishing 10 see copy can apply at the
Posto!icc to Mr., THoRHroS, who is agent and will
forward The names Of subscribers. Terms, five dol
la.s per a:iunl payable receiving the first number.
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To the Hon. II. S. Fox, &c.
Mr.. For to Mr.. Forsyth.
WASHINGTON, March 2

WASHINGTON, March 26, 1910.
The undersigned, her Britanic Majes'y's
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
poten,iary, has had the honor toreceivc the
official note of yesterdays date addressed
to him by Mr.. Forsyth, Secretary of State
of the United States, in reply to note
dated the 18th instant, wherein the under
signed, in conformity with instructions
received from his Government, had anew
formally protested against the acts of en-.
croachment and aggression which are still
persisted in by armed bands in the EN-.
ployment of the State of Maine within
certain portions Of the disputed territory.
1t will be the duty of the undersigned
imme diately to transmit Mr.. Forsylh's
note to her Majesty's Government in Eng
land, and, until the statements and pro-
positions which it contains shall have re-
ceived the full consideration of her Ma
iesty's Government, the undersigned will
not deem it right to add any further reply,
than to refer to and repeat, as he now for
mally and distinctly does, the several de-
clarations which it has, from time 10 time,
been his duty to make to the Government
of the United States with reference 10
the existing posture of affairs in the DIS
puted territory; and TO record his opinion
that an infexible adherence to the line of
conduct which her Majesty's Government
have announced it to be their resolution
to pursue, for the defence Of her Maies-
ty's rights, pending the negotiation Of the
boundary question, offers to her hiajcsiy's
Government the only means of protecting
those rights from being in continually
aggravated manner encroached upon and
violated.
The undersigned avails himself of this
occasion to renew to the Secretary Of
State of the United STATES the assurance
of his distinguished consideration.
II. S. FON.
Hon. JouN FoRsyTH, &c. sc. &c.
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Mr.. Forsyth to Mr.. For:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington. March 25, 1910.

Washington. Ndrck Is, 1910.
The undersigned, Secretary of State Of
the United States, acknowledges to have
received Nfr.Fox's communication Of the
18th instant, in reference to the boundary
negotiation and The affairs Of the disputed
territory. The information given in the
closing par, of it, that reply TO the last
proposition of the United States upon the
subject of the boundary may. be expected
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION

MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
The following gentlemen were, on Monday last,
reelected Intcndant and Wardens for this town:-
J. NJ. DESAussURE, Intendant.
]. RossER, ]. R. McKAIN, w. MWnL1E, J. DUN-
LAP, Wardens.
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OAMD[aN 1OURMAh>
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, ls4o.

T The "Saturday Eoening Lectare," by the
"Village Curate,' is unavoidably crowded out this
week. 1t shall appear in our next
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Hon. JouN FoRsYTIr, &c. sc. &c.

A NOBLE CHuD.---A Little girl aged S
years, named Bosworth was drowned in
the canal leading from the Housatonic near
Lee, Massachusetts, while generously at
tempting to save younger brother who
had fallen in.
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F,REs-At louisville, Ky, tremendous fire &C.
Cured OH the Goth ult. The loss is estimated at
three hundred thousand dollars. Mobile OIL the 3lst
had similar melancholy visitation. Loss supposed
to be not less tlan, scrcmytr0 thousand d0llars.--
0l;'Arc all our citizens insErcd'
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TEMrEKAxcE IN IREIASp.-It is stated that the
number eproed on the temperance pledge in Ireland.
by the abors of father MATTHEW and other Catholic
clergy amounts 20 one million.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30
MORE ASTONISHING CURES


OR FRANCIS, OCULIST His celebrated Eye Water is
~ adapted all nammatoy diseases of the eyes, weakness
sight opthamia will those neblas frequently
known by The of cataraets and has made perfect cur
promo unced the persons TO be incursbe -,
Mrs Go member of church, has child who has been
ac with diseased eyes for nearly two large ulcer
the sight after tless applications by different ply
prepared and sold by Dr. Frames has eneeted
perfect Rev. ,. H. CONf.,
March 30, lsio Pastor OF the Olver 81. CAurcn
My grandson afflicted for nearly SIX years with neb1a
covering each eye great the inflammation that the
white like scarlet and for part OF the time
he could light; had ha in the Eye lnrmary
for eight months he discharged as ncurable We most
fortunately applied Dr. Francis and from the of his cee
brated wafer restored sight for which the doc
REBECCA WEBSTER, 80 First st
To DR. Francis-Dear SirIn the fall of 1884, was attacked
tackled with measles, which left weak and lhiamed
state and Obliged renqush studies for two years
resoed to prescriptions, but received no benefit
have used but two bottles of your water and though have
studied closely all the tlme sight Is perfectly restoed
With much pleasure subscribe myself dear SIR your much
obliged and humble servant, j. WICKLIFF LANE,
Student in the New York Theological Seminary.
March 24th ls40 -
els water sons eyes as above mentioned and
cheeriully add my testimony. JOSHUA LANE.
member Of the Presbyery at Buffalo, and now residing at
IT Third avenue New " DIRK
We have been the good effects of Dr. Fran
els celebrated and from the testimony of those
who have used do highly IL to the notice OF the
public valuable remedyDuncan Dunbar pastor Of
he McDouga ST. Church, C. O. Sommers pastor OF the Sou
Rev. g. Storrs Tenth the Rev Jacob H. Brouner s5 Bal
row St
This eye water prepared sold by any other
son in the United States but BY Or. j. Francis Oeulst
the slightest pain which cannot be dis nguished from the nau-
Al. at No. Barclay ct. apf ydSwy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30

G5OO REwARpIBE ON YOUR GuARp,-If you
RCOO would avoid imposition, beware Of quack doetsrs
and their nosn attempt has already been made te ~
ceye you with spurious imitation Of LEROf's FRENCH
sPECIFlC.
RECOLLECT the genuine medicine the great s.ce Of
Doctor Jerome Deroy Paris the certain and cur~
TA who vsh In avoid the fear sftsyosase and them
selves will find the medicine much supero 20 any
oher ss n does BREA aud change
which prevents the possibility ofdseovsry while asns
Besides h. never leaves the part sSS
,et to the troublesome gs that occurs 80 eus
se the use other medicines and used ~ the first
the disease viii seldom f to stop the discharge N rev
days -. -. ~ A. a;..... oh.t,n.ts
.le.,s Fuor Abu Gravel Female Compiains OF
ofthe.. eeRs beyond doubt the mos eheetas rsmsay
having cured obstinate cases. after every
other medicus had failed =, - - .S,nr
rot our that deceptive system % pn
eng so conmor this city. As better proof We sc
sn enc 10 produce remedy equal TO under forfeit OF sS
and will pay hundred dollars Tor the deetoh
of any venoing spurious IN itation -. 49,.
Observe-The genuine medicine SOTO only IN New fcrn
Agents Once, No IS Nassau streets soets rom FULTON
street Cup strsir. at corner Of ss,h and Chsry street,
Baltimore, Robt =, Patterson, Washington City, ~.
bottle has full description OF the and All s
necessary directions the English and French languages
PRiCE-sioo bottle; large bottles, Of doubles nre s
Am
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30

COLTS REPEATING FIRE ARMs.The Patent Arms
" Company inform the public thai ey paw
.s recsyed from sir mansfartory number OF Repeating
Shot Guns Of six charges esch which they centdeny ~
and finish any thing imported, and from repeana er
they satisfied they will throw shst s"pero y" NY
gun ' msnufac tured. -, fnau-.u,.;.~.
Also srbines Tor balls shot Rifles q different sses
and p,tols from uoekst holster s,re fefcussos APP
OF very superior qusty Powder ana sot ~ ~ me-
offered at greatly reduced prices ~ '"' 20 ss
war
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30

TO THE PUBLlC-We call The special attention Of ths
public Inducements held out BY STIvFsrER Co
Sc Broadway for investing in real estate situated ~ Nsw Or
leans the attempts made by the sns David
Hale Of TIE Journal Of Commerce, have good reasons for
that the affair IN question possesses the entire conf
denoe Of the communicated recommend those
Who have any doubts 10 call sylvester Co who de-
OF giving the most full and perfect sstsacuoa IN
sly % any Inquiries made. EST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30

OHERRY'S ASTRINGENT PiLLS.-Dr. Cherys cele
" brated Pills for the radical removal Of elects
Seminal after the failure ,opaiba, cubebs
iecons &c For sale BY the following asents;EA D;
Broadway; ei4 Broadway; Sixth avenues Sixth
corner Carmine and Bedford and $50 Bowery; Moss
Grand Cannon 81 Canal street. Chambers
Church. Price 81 per box mali SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATE
Il RAILS Fer ELOKISTS-rhe subscribers have
ships Emerald Utica extensive assor
gen Of Artificial Flowers from Paris new STYLE fer the
Flowers Dealers will find profitable TO call before purchas
ing the unpecedentedy low the stock
article selected with the gsaest
Paris BkUN, LANCASHIRE = CO.,
apT I'm. lis William st.
REMOVAL.-Mr BUTLER respectfully informs his
IN friends and the public that he has removed his lax manufac
tory from % William street to No Gold street maso I'm
VALUABLE COSMETIC FOR ERUP1l0NS on THE
' FACE AND SKIN.-The VEGETABLE LOTION
that is prepared (only) at CHURCHs DlsPENsARf, No
Bowery, Spring street. article OF real
aaId worth and merit has been in for number of
and like articles Of the Present day pulled INTO
torety without shadow of right The article advertised
be confidently sod and is reeommended for the certain
the and skim pmples
botehes ringworms chahngs freckles tan &c 1t
ably and will inrart clear snoothness to
the COMPLEXION. Price rs cents bottle. apll Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30
COLES BOOKKEEPING.

A PRACTICAL WORK UPON a PAN ENTIRELY
a NFW-The which form the basis Of the science
Five Divisions with definite explanations
sIter the forms &c grammar and aritmstc II contains
panHe tho nature and manner Of Journaxng each Of The Dav
Boek entries practical accountant wodH rrinn
Of English education acs-ire know dpe without
the assistance Of To which s added Directions 10
he Lear Ommecia Csculaons and Practical Forms for
books in extent and variety Of commercial
Public Addresses the first delivered upon sub
ect nc. Seths day published By William jackson, ie2
nresdway and or sale al the principal Booksortsin the
United States.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30

IACHAU's FATENT.-The undersigned hereby takes the
pleasure 20 inform the public that be has established
factory Of his Spectacle Glasses called Jachuae Patent sc
taces The factory for the convenience Of The public has
been located No Chatham street facing the Park where
will be harry receive orders which he viii execute a
the shortest and at reasonable prices well wholesale
n retail.
Thoee who are in want Of this article would de- well 10 call
and b. convinced Of their superiority. 81,
shose WIS may DEERE it,
Gold, SILVER and steel Frames continually hand.
CHARLES H. l.. JACHAU
jais3 n- Chatham street. up stairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30
a LuEgEIANT HEAD u. ! !, OF HAIR p,I,-J

A LUxURIANT HEAD OF HAIR, H.
FL 4:
curl during dancing, warm Nw,aibe &c. The
MI. Cream Of Lilies possesses body which no other
- MM PREPARATION does and IN consequence the only
NAHVA infsllible remedy for dandrn scales Nc. The
WHCN scales on infants heads renoyed BY or two
applications. For falling Of Of the hair nothing
can equal IL.
For sale by Wyeh. ii9 Boweryj A u sands ~ snd
100 Fulton; tsuou Bazaar broadway Mlnor, Dey
and Broadway Hart Brosdwa aud Chambers street
Ring ga broadway; syme and s3s Bo~ery Burnett 81 Ca
nal street. -. -,
s xion. Of ftckes
un burn tan scay oruptons and the sine Of shaving
ala
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30

DEPILAToRY POWDERS, FOR REMOVING SUPER.
II FLUous HAIR, without biseriug the skin, raising
Pmplesresolts produced by the Foreigp
,icles sold At ~ per bottle The article offered the
Ladies ~ warranted 81 per bottle.
BEAUTE, manufactured by Dr. y. GoURAUD. This che.
mes preparation and log has been In Europe held high
estimation by the ladies' and wash for perning
ing and preserving the skin has equal FrOekes wrinkles
and implies, by the Of this wash will be
the face its properties well known and appear
duv orecated IL OF those perfumes that has
the te.i az ,xpcrience. so cents PER bottle
SUPERIOR VEGETABLE ROUIE-Composed mate
rally from flowers smpes the only which initiates
nature perfection improve or beauy the complexion
INK AND Iron RUST DEsrRoYED-So cents per
boeThis chemical calculated 70 be used or APP
piled season. relieve dress pafs OF
dresses either linen cotton, wooH, which have stned
by nk nail either Of long short standing The above
articles all manufactured by he celebrated Dr. FRANCIS
G0URAUD, Of Paris and ray be had wholesale and retail
oay Al 81 Walker street door from Broadway sdc)
y The Depatory Powders equally ecacious for re.
moving the Beard roots we'll. an 90-fms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30

HIVES AMP BEES FoR SALE AT No. suLLi,as,
corner Of Canal street y he sasred TO family USE a.
her IN twn country Parlors, Bcdroor.s attic yards
mali ,myi. WIN " TowNLEy. Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30

DOCTOR GLOVERD consulted usual at hssL
az Office. His prscte and his recent
nv chemical have enabled him introduce
~ into his practice several articles which
prompt curing those diseases to which he aevotes
his attention.
DR. O. anpses that he has received regular med,
e,i creation and has devoted Ms attention for the
yeav 10 select branch Of his prof. His Office is No.
Am street Private entrance third door from the Museum
through an entry with lamp at the oihce door.
N B-The Doctor keep general assortment Of Trussee
and Bandages which adssted and applied
above.
On dollar. lc7v
VEPHALIAFor preserving, carng besatfs g .?d Esstc
N ring ha-The kephalis remedy suggested by
long he par, the pcpreto @ sh.i t
simple produe Of nature but happy combination Il
chance of success Increased let the be what nay
Through its head about 10 be shern Of
It's houors again for s flowing ocha
Anocr material the purity Of the
keeping the perfectly all important natter whs
threatened with decay. .
Should time or accident thy locks despos
This sweet Kephsia will new hopes ansrl.
For all who use this aromatic oil,
Seen 6ndt the hsnors Of their hesds restored.
Prepared BY Blackwell Ramsay, snccessors TO y. smith
Preptss A B. d. Sands druExst, Ne - and Iss
FULTON ST. who the only sgens for New srk price 81
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Carl, KING.

THE well tnevn and celebrated WRIST PREMIUM la
1 miss TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANUAL
TUNER % her Msasy the Queen of England respccuy
70 the d'es Of Nes orb That ne has
opened his splendid new establishment ~
No. 50 CANAL STREET,
Gin with hia ot4e with assortment Of
TUSCAN STRAW uATs AND FASHiONABLE MIL
LIVERY seh have heretofore been exhibited at
simiar esi AZ ishusnt In he city. .
The STRAW department v eenductsd e usual eY hirs
.h ,..t attention. and tAs MILLINERY department u
s,o.,,i.ior n The ingenuus American and Par
80 aon.g iaa,r. His rARIs RIBBONS and ARTltlC.AL
FLOWERS are Of the latest style Of iA the
rno,l approved mshuise turcrs Oh the continent.
e respectfully invites the ses TO hon 90 him with ca al
WI oI,.ais Wa,shouse 50 Nassau street. y. Y. ans sm
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THE STUDY OF
b q O x X e E p | n q :.

S. Cedar street, near Broadway.
ID OOMS both Day and Evening from TO from
N to and from This Of instruction IS rou-
tine of the most useful practice. o.
Outline Of the Course of Practise Through WHICH the student
passes under the instruction Of Z. c. MARSH Accountant
There eassesthe instruction always impaired TO
individuals siEsly. M,
Book, Cash Book Day Book Journal, Leger
monthPartncrshlp opening
books, buying selling leading paying, receiving payment
and taking notes. interest notes. taking up notes.
trial balance.
Transsctons Cd Of the above and paying
before due note merchandise
failure compromise shipping account importing
merchandise, discOuntng drawing accepting eing fcase
barterng shipping 10 order nsuring trial balance
81 mont-Aany variations of the above, aud
receiving eonsgnmens selling do closing do, buying
change company seeuaons receiving account sales closing
making entries cash book, balancing
cash. exchanging notes, trial balance.
tons 4th and 5th nouts Making eight grand prac
teal monthly from the invoice book sales book and
cash book equation Of payment partners interest capital
re-openiug accounts.
Exanlnson-Set Of fifty questions to review the student
various ready calculations.
course instruction the subscriber believes has
been DEVISED well calculated to impar pract al know
ledge ef Book keeping The offered 70 the public
person OF good capacity, devong about three weeks 10
he sndy viii be qualified keep correctly and elegantly the
ccounts Of any business. . , ,,,
rhe Science Of Double Entry Bookkeeping Simphhed,"
standard work, eighth edition, 200 syo.-Si %
The Art e Single Entry Bookkeeping BY the in
PRODUCTION of Proof Balances $50 pages, svo-7o cents
"a Lecture the Study of Bookkeeping, with Balance
Sheet" A neat pamphlet, As pages, lamo-ls cents
lmeod-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30

DROgKLYN PROPERTY Seven lots NAV vet be ha
cheap for cash ~ johnson, Pearl Bridge, Lagrepee or
Jay streets Toss Who have 20 put out this spring
may hni Il worth their while 10 purchase. Chances f and
time SHIRT the owner will leave. Enquire IF = =
JOHNSON Mol Front street BroC kly ". Il. WfCk
OFF. Esq tH Broadway. New York. apos lw
HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints Of pr
II yate nature-Remember whatever other mcu. ne
take II u your health and money thrown away tha IN ,nn
this terrible but just rerbution OF mans ~
how itself in horrible form. Then Apply AZ once
niv ahsolue earth At Division at ~ 1erns TT
trttculars see advertisements on outside mol JIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30

TO THE ECONOMTCAL.-REMOvAL.- NEW
ELL begs leave to inform his friends and the public that he
removed his stock Of Boots and Shoes from No 81 Cana
street Nos Ss and es Chat street He has the
sye assortment Of Boots and Shoes OF the latest fashions
tor sale wholesale and retail at prices lower than can be
ehrsed in the
D. Ills stores are Nos. i 1855 and les Chatham
All goods warranted. fei2 3m.