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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
HEAR COY LINCOLN

At recent whig Convention at Worcester the Hon. Levi Lincoln, ex-governor cr Massa- chuse'ss and late Member Of Congress. made m"sI glorious speech, ia which he complete ly demolished every argument and every pcsi- tiOn of Mr Wilson. the disaiecled deleSale from the 5lh dlsl,ict Of Massachusetts. In Ih, course of his remarks, Gov. Lincoln, alluding o the charge of Conspiracy made against ce,. ,ain members ct lhe National Convention, thus speaks oI the able Representative in Congress from this districl-
 (" He (Mr. Wilson) charges the Hon, Truman Smith, Member ot Congress from Connecticut, !" with doing all in his power for Gen. Taylor" Be so, is that any proof Oi cOnSpiracyr S"me men were ,toing all in their pnwer for Mr. Webster ', other Inen were do,ng at in their power fos Clay. You had gentleman here the oth- CT night (Gen. CoombS) who avowed that he had done all he could, ''lhat he had fought to the bats end" that he had struck ;O' he last in support of MT. Clay; hu, d,d you suspect that he had been conSpiring for Mr Clayp This is the sum of the whole mater: MT, Truman Smith did all he could for General Taylor, and Mr. Truman Smith, on the 6rst ballot, threw his vote f T Clay. That is the proof of a conspiracy! Now, gentlemen, who iA Truman Smith :? As he vas emphaticaily called in Cong, ,cSS, 1 when ! had the hnnor Of being your Repre- sentative there, he is d true man, not only ,n name but in principle and in virtue. He Is one cf thc most cD6c.e"t aud high-mtnied men in the nation. challenge any man 10 conlrovert this assertion. He is a man who in ,he canvass of lS44 d,d, venture to say, as mu,h fur the Wing cause as aHy other man iu the country. Accnr> dung to his own account, he gave up his time unreservedly 10 the business of the political cOnvas. Every man rccollects how much we ate indebted to Mr Tru> man Shit, for remaining at Washingto" instead of returning to the qu'et and peace ot h,s own home, and there devo- tug himself To s,ndlng ramphle's and difiusng informal.on among the people. He has be en for many years mosl wor> thy Representative iroM Connect'cut in lhe Congress of lhe U $. and was recent ly elected to the National Sena'e-and is thus endorsed as a true Wh'g by the Wings ofhis own slate. MT Smith was Delegate from tue State of C, nnec,i- cut to the Philadelphia Convention, and one of the leading poii'iei0ns referred to, who conspired 50 produce the nomination. oi Gen. Taylor.
 Gov. Lincoln then quotes an extended ex- tract from Mr. Smiths late Letter in reply |" the charges made by MT Blunt--a document, by the way, which has been copied enti,e in. to several of the principal papers in the coun' try. Few whgs in the Union occupy at this moment a higher or more honorable place in the minds of the American pc op!e, than our able and faithful Representative. TRUMAN SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
DEATH OF JUDGE WILKINSON, OF
 BUFFALO,

~AN~~s
 A correspondent, writing from the banks of the Genesee River, says:
 son arriving at Kingston at g P. M. oi the 7th, I was requested to see a d, ,img stranger, Ju'gt Samuel Wilkinson, of Buff talo, New-York. As an en,erprising citi . zen whose conduct had heen marked with great benevolence, l had heard of him He had a daughter with him on their way t0 visit his married daughter al Zelico Plains 40 miles from this, The latter arrived ,o attend his funeral at 6 o'clock this evening, the 9th, Bronchial ErySipelas of two years standing had caused gonty and rheumatic neuralgia in the lumbar and Sciatic nerves, with other constitutional Arrangement. He was Conscious of his approaching dissolu> ton, and met 1t with the mos, perfect calm ness and snbmissi ,n. On asking for water, he found he could not swallow it, and tur- ming over said he would drink of the springs of living walers.' In,ently examining his benumbed limhs with his hands and pier cing blue eyes, he said submissively and assentingly, "Well! Wellw Having for gotten woros to express himse!G his brain was actively thinking for l2 of l4 hours, when it powers suddenly s,nkIng, he passed from life like one entire y lep sing n sleep. not moving one muscle, nor suffering any d's'ress. Truly his seemed to be the death of lhe Christian, necessary for passing the screen that conceals future life from our view. He was an acive promoter of the Colonization . use years ago, aud had long been an exemplary member of the Pre>by. terian church. His form and app-aran nee s'rikingly resembled General Jackson. He was 67 years of age"
 Journal of Commerce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
S MILKE WALSH j

This man, whose native abilities are Of high order, but who, though twice elected 10 the New York Legislature. has long been known as rowdy and bully-a b'hoy of the first water, has recently been converted, and il is said intends to attach himself to the minis try. At present. he is featuring on Temper ance. Having forsaken his cups. he now wears a broad d-brimmed hat. snuf.colored csat, and a white neck tie e-Bi0cksi0ne Chronicle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

gkS-An eminent lawyer of Schoharrie county N Y, has been arrested for forging . note of sl 900 on which he procured the cash al the Cherry Valley Bank. He has employed J. ". Fowler as counsel. and has been taken to Coop. Q, ..ovu for immediate trial
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
WHIG MEETING!

S THE Whigs of the town of ST zsSs&si1za Litchhrld are requested to S SA meet al the Mansion House sslAsEszssS on saturday the 5,h day of D August next, at ? o'clock p. M. for the purpose of choosing delegates to the Srale Convention for nominating candidates for Presidential Electors.
 Per order ofthe T'hig T",on Committee
 Ltchfield, Jny 24, 1s45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

z as-i3AMIRL WADswoRTH. perhaPs the weal . thisss snsn in Connecticut. died on Frids.
 noraing lest ss Hartford. 10 the 77th ,sar of his ase. The Wadswo'ih Aihess0tn. and the Wadsw worth Iewer. on :. Monte video," s,s p,YasinR a,omen,oes lo the ci,zeRs oi Hartford el his lasts snd libsrality. D,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

From unotAer to Benj. Linsoln.
MouST VERNON. lith March. i7se

MOUNT VERNON, ITTN WaFcn1 TSV.
 Should 1t become inevitably necessary for me to go into the char Of g"ve, nmeni. have determined fo go tree from aH Posh've en- onprmenfs of eUsvy nature schGisOsver.' This is the answer 1 have already given to a multiplicity of applications; and I have as- signed as inc tue reason of my conduct. ihe predominant desire ] had of bsing H Eberty fO aef sriih c sole vefeyenee to justice aud tse Dubiie good.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
AN AFFECTING IxcI DENT. The Pitts


 AN AFFECTING INC DENT.-The Pitts burg Journai. in noticing the arrival of 'he troops there from Mexico, says:
 As the volunteers were marching up the wharf after discmbarkation, a young gal lant looking soldier happened 10 catch sight of a young woman at the same mos mcnt that she saw him. She was quite pretty, very neatly dressed, and had a very bright liiile baby in her arms. The young woman uttered short joyful cry, as she saw the soldier. Away went the musk tand darting from ihe place in the ranks, inc brave fellow caught his wife and child in his arms. To uc. ihis vas one of ihe most touching occurreD. ces of the day. % ffuiifUI in touching oeeOeA
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

n1.Jo case of fihe elccton of ;eneral Taylor. a flag is to be erected on the l"fiiest point "f Mi,chell's Peak, in Bunconb county. NC {. which is the most elevated moantsin in ihe United s,ates. being s,72o feet above the level of the ocean.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

fxs. Amcs M Collins and Newton cssc. tvhles., E D Owen (demoerai.) and Waterman RASesss (libssty.l of Harsitsd. have been s b. pointed delegates to the free soii ssaie ceaven- tsmm
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

0u-The UtIes DemOcrsl gives list es @ d.mocvstic jcurnsls !" the sts's of.New York ~hseh revudisss Cess sndsappOss Martin van
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

na.senaIus D.ckiAsUn oi ~. Y.9s tO deliver aa .,ralion besose the Literary SOcississ OG G. nsya COllsgs un "Wednesday next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

IMs. J0hS |. Gssphenss the disfIA. gaishea traveller, has surveyed . souae racs,ss tbe Pansma Isshmaa Tbe dissanos fsO@ Chssses sosPsas@as hy she vsy hs wOsId psopOss, ls shOas iOrsy milssI
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03

0u-The VsEmoDt Gasrtse. BeRniHgton, has hauled d. VII thss Cas- and Butler Aag and sai- Sed tbs van B0rsn Standard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-03
WAsAINGToN AND TAYLOR.

Whoever compares the following letters of fWashingtcn, with those of Gen. Taylor. in reference 10 the Presidency, will discover a remarkable similarity.
 From Letter 10 Benjamin Harrison.
 MouNr VERNON, Huh March, l7S9.
 ** < I will therefore declare tO you that, should il be my inevitable fate to ads minister the government, (for Heaven knows that no event caA be less desired by me, and that no earthly consideration short oi so general call. together with desire ,o yec0nciie eoniendimg parties, so far as in me lies. could again briog me into public life.) J ,ciH go tO the chair under no pre-en- qagensent of Gny kind Or Mata'e sohGtsOever. ,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
HemcrrhOids or Piles.
Internal or External, permanently cured
By DR., UDham's Vegetable Electaary

An INTERNAL REMEDY which, If used according to
directions A CURE FOR LIFE is GUARAN Ted.
SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE.
consequence Of this affection is kind OF te-
nesmus bearing down sensation il is aiiary call
led; there is also heat tension and throbbng in the part,
excrcaing sferngthcse are caused by the How OF
blood the parts Sometimes the inner coat of the bowel
proirudes at every evacuation forming what is called
Proapsus falling Of the bowels this is the effect long
continued irritation Of that organ. In some instances the
patient experiences pains which ndescrbabe
and known only the sufferer which commence immed-
atey after evacuation and continue from thirty minutes
TO several hours these sensations annoying and
sometimes very distressing This disease, when Of long
continuance attended by pain and weakness in the hack
irritation Of the Kidneys bladder and other organs in the
vicinity pain and numbness in the legs and feet Of
sraness about the chest and unnatural uness Of the ah
dona vscera accompanied with papitaton Of the heart
and oppression. Individuals sometimes experience, prcv
Gus to an attack of the Piles symptoms denong great de-
rangrment in their crculao there is and
pressure in the abdomen with peculiar feeling Of uneas
ness in the bowels constipation perinaeum, attended
with pain in the back and uns and slight pains in
the stomach pale cOuntenance, confused sensas IN the
head weariness and irritable and discontented state
mind and sense of fness and oppression in the .egon
of the stomach The circulation the surface is feeble
and the current Of blood determined inwards and down.
wards.
FOR ALL THE ABOVE DISEASES AND COMPLAINTS,
DIR. UPHAMS VEGETABLE ELE TUARY.
CURES EFFEcTUALLY: AND THEREFoRE PREVENTS PILES
READ THE TESTIMONY.
GENTs--I have used DR.. Upham's Vegetable Electuary
which purchased Of you, and find it one of the best
dicnes in for the Piles and also for all bilious aec
tions arising from an impure state Of the system.
Yours, &c. E. a. COLE, Marble Dealer.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
REMARKABLE URE OF PILES!
Tutpry yrIps SrINnrsct


Berkshire CO., Mass, Nov. 49, lS47.
Messrs. Ketcham & lIenshawGens: For thirty years
have bcen afflicted with the Piles general debility and in
lamaton caring tnmors and polapsus Of the bpwes and
which had resisted all the medical treatment DR.. Chap
and Others could give The last three years of that
time my suffering defy description was confined TO bed,
unable help myself and Inst given up by my physi-
clans and friends in despair of gaining my health in
fact for three days before commenced using Dr. uphams
Electuary, was entirely speechless and my burial clothes
made But under Providence, and the use of DR..
Uphams Eectnary, though old man, have the plea
of stating the fact 10 the public that my health is
good and hope to live many years, if it is Gods WILL
make kno the virtues Of Dr. upams Elecluary, and
recommend 1t my afflicted fellow creatures. 1t help
ed me beyond the expectations Of all that knew m8ase,
and ran only say others that is in my opinion, the
best medicine The world for Piles any other disease Of
the bowels if they will use it according to directions,
will myself warrant a cure in every case.
Yours, with the utmost expression of thankfrlness,
CORNELIUS SPUR
EGRAMoHT. Berkshire o. Mass Nov. 29, 1877.
The above certificates tells simple and truthful story Of
suffering and relief OF which, Physician and witness in
the case, cheerfuly endorse. DR.. HAPMAN.
NOTICE. The genuine Uphams Electuary has his
written signature thus (0 A. Upham, NJ. d. The hand
is alone done with pen. Price 81 per box.
a1r Sold wholesale and retail by KETcHAM e. HESsHAw
I2l Fulton street, N. Y. and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canada.
J. R. McKAIN. Agent for Camden, S. c.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
JEW DAVID'S UR HEBREW PLASTER
WHERE THIS PLASTER Is APPLIED PAL:

WHERE THIS PLASTER Is APPLIED PAIN CANNOT
EXIST.
A gentleman in the South Europe, and Palestine. in
1880 heard much said the latter place in favor of Jew
Davds Plaster and Of the (as he cosdered miraculous
cures had performed that he induced to try it
his own person. for Liver affection the removal of which
hai been the chief object Of his journey, but which had
resisted the genial Influence Of tna bamy and delicious
cline.
He accordingly applied plaster the right side Of his
chest, where the pain seated, another between the
shoule and one the region of the liver. In the
meantime he drank freely ofan herb tea Of LAXATIVE quail
iues He found lis health improving. and in few
weeks his ccugh left him, saowness of his skin disap
peared his pain removed and his health became per-
manently reiDstatsd.
friends and acquantances for all fixed pains whatever
such as Rheumatism, Gout Pain in the sde hip, hack
and limbs, in every Of which it has proved an eff
Gent cure He has likewise witnessed the happy effects
offs soAenng and healing qualities in
SGrn!ous Hu,nors Knots, Wens White Swellings Hard
Tumors, Stiff Joints, Aguc Cakes Asue in the Breast and
the like to the united satisfaction Of himself and others
has been beneficial in Of Weakness such paid
and weakness in the Stomach. weak Limbs, Lamenrss
Affections Of the Spine, Female Weakness 3c. Nofe-
male subject to pain Or weakness IN the hack or sldes
find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster
The application of the plaster between the shoulders has
been found certain remedy for Colds, Coughs, Phhysic
and Lung Affections, their primary stages. 1t destroys
Inflammation by peBpratiUn.
In view of great benefit resulting from the Of this
plaster within his own observation, his confidence in its
superiority every Othes plaster ointment and opad
doc before the public in this country, has induced this
gentleman place the Hebrew Plaster into the hands Of
those who will give it publicity. believing it will prove
itseifa blessing to the community at large.
The pecuarities Of the chehical compound owing
10 its extraordinary effect upon the animal fbres
iigamens and Muscles it, virtue being carried by them
the immediate Of the disease Of pain and weakness
n1-N None genuine ithout the engraving Uf JEW DA-
VID on the wrapper, around each box.
Price fifty cents per box. Each box contains sufficient
to spread six eight plasrers,
reSold wholesale and retail by SCOYILL e. MEAD,
No. 30 Chartres street, New Orleans, the general agents
for the South and West whom all orders for the genu
article must be addressed Sold in Camden by
Nav 80. JAMES r. McKAIN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
Important Remedy.
MITCHELL'S EYE SALVE,

MlfCHELL'S T. u SALfE,
A eertain safe and efeetual cure for Sore Weak and
InRaaned Eyes, designed expressly for diseases Of
the Eye
The unparalleled which has attended the Of
this PREPARATION and the acknowledged necessity for
article which be relied upon a remedy in
of Opthalmc affections which prevalent in this
country, induce the Proprietor tn make arrangements
through his Agents. place this Save within the reach Of
every individual who may need the benefits which result
from It's use.
The great advantages possessed this article every
other iu CERTAINTY. SAFETY Con, ENIENcE and EcoNo
MT All Physicians admit that great danger is to be a
pretended fm druggng the eve when in inlamed and
unhealthy state. In the Of this Save this obeconi is
entirely removed. harm possibly result frum its
se being in all applied the external portions
ofthe eye thereby avoiding all the Inconvenience pain
and danger which necessarily attends the introduction Of
any pungent article into the eye.
tsactvity in subdung inflammation is great that but few
cases require the Of than bottle effect
perfect cure.
J. r. McKAIN, Agent for Camden
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
New and Fresh Goods.

The subscriber is now receiving from the North
his supply of fancy and staple Goods, which he in
tends 10 dispose of It as low prices as they can be
purchased in Charleston, and on more liberal
terms. They comprise in pSrt-
WOOLENS.
London Dufil Blankets, from to lbs. the p:ir
| Negro Kerseys cable warp and plain
| Heavy Cordova Plains, all wool
Super blue, black and fancy colored Cloths
Black French Doeskin Cassimcres
Fancy Cassimeres and Vestings
White and red Flannels. assorted qualities
Kentucky Jeans and Sattine.ts
Woolen SnawIs and Tweed Cassimeres
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Black gro de Rhine Silks; very wide black Silks
Figured black Silks; Chameleon Silks
Printed Cashn ere; Cashmere De'cosse
Splendid fashionable Cashmere
Silk-slrped Medonas. for ladies' dresses
Black bombaznes and alpaccas
Embroidered swiss colored spotted Musns
Lace cages; embroidered and plain cambria Hdkfs.
Cambria Edgings and lnserings; black Grape
Green Berage; Mouslin Delancs, very cheap
Fancy and black silk cravats
Embroidered Ladies' Dresses
French worked collars and capes
Worked caps and cuffs
Infants worked Robes and Bodies
LINENS.
Irish l. mems and Lawns; Damask Tabling Diaper
Damask Tabecloths and Napkins
Brdscye Diaper; brown and white Holland
Lnen-cambrIc Handkerchiefs
DOMESTICS.
l2-4 bleachcd sheetngs; l2-4 brown shirtings
3-4, 3 and bleached and brown shirtings
Brown ard bleached Drills
Cotton Oznaburgs, suitable for negro shirts
Marlborough stripes and Plaids
Apron checks and Bed Tisks
COTTON GOODS
Common and super Prints, very low
Ginghalns, Jaconct. Plain and Swiss check Muslin
Cotton Cambrcs, Furniture Dimty
Figured Fure Dimty, new article
Furniture Frngn Handkerchiefs Of every quality
CAPPETINGS
Super Ingraln Carpetings
do Extra DO
do Imperial three Do
do Brussels Do
Fine and chenille Rugs; Carpet Bindings
With variety OF other articles, for sale on the
most accommodating terms, by
sept. q. II. LEVY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
DR.. GcRDON'S
VEGETABLE ANTI-BlLIOUS
FAMILY PILLS

For the cure OF Headache, Giddiness, Salt Rheun
Rheumatisn, Piles Heartburn Worms. Dyspepsia, Cho
era Morbus Pains in Back Limbs and Joints G-ner,
weakness, Fits, Cansa nptol Papitaton Of the Hear
liver Complaint, Rising in the Throat. EryipeIas. Deaf
ness Drapsy Asthma, ehiRgs Of the Skin. Feves of al
kinds. Colds Gout, Gravel, Female Complaints, Nervo,r
Complaints, and all other Diseases arising from
of the BLOOD and MORBID sEcRErIoSS OF THE LIVER
STOMACH.
Sr Every disease which the human frame is subject
originates from impurities Of the blood dersnsemen:
the digestive orgaRs.
Or. Gordon's Family Pills.
Being noounded exclusively of sucn ingredients a
Nature intended should operate the Impurities Of tht
Human System
Strike ut the reot If the disease removing all impurities
from the body opening the pores externally and Internally
separating all fareiyn and obnoxious PARTICLES frrm thu
Chyfe that the bleed Of which it is the eign, be
thoroughly pnre-necessarily .crarng free and vigorous
action to the Heart Lungs Liver and Stomach thereby
RESTORING HEALTH, by opeIng te pores cleansing the
veins and ar'ries unnpedng all the Rataa veins and PIT
ring the blood; they render thr system only torog
iy sound bat asp inpervious To disease, EVEN all
OTHER MEANS HAVE FAfLED
~ Within the last twelve months. than one hun
Ared Of the most dggrdoated ons Of DYSPEPSIA have
been cured by the Medicine where rigid dieting tie Blue
without any benefit and when death stared is miserable
victim fully in the face. If Dr. torlons Pills acre not
adapted the OF any bat this uoRRiD HALApy their
uniform in this disease alne would be sufficient 10
.'wah fame" the name Of their inventor as DesE.
FACTOR OF HIS SPECIES.
This medicine never fails 10 tue ~orst,cases Of
For detailed description Of the Medicine the man.
ef s alton, the complaints adapted to and the
who will give them a Pamphei gratis.
For sale BY JANIS X. McKAIN, F. L. ZEMr Camden.
ALSO for sale at all the towns and country in the South
and West
DR.. G. X. TYLER'S
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
If there ever was medicine that merited the
public praise for the great good it has done in Gu
ring Chills and Fever, it certainly must be Dr. Tv
ler's Ague Piils, as they cure the patient in "a
hours. They do not operate as a purgative, but
a. to-ic. aud produce no unpleasant symptoms,
and curs permanently, nor can they fail, if used as
djrected-the trial OF single box will prove the
above statements, therefore, if you would secure
your health, procure box of the genuine Tyer's
Ague Pills.
For sale by J. r. McKAIN and F. L. ZEMp, in
Camden, and on enquiry will be found at most of
the towns and country stores.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
To the Public.

The subscribers beg leave 10 return their thanks
TO their customers for the liberal patronage affor-
ded them during the past year, ard to inform the
public that they continue the business at their old
stand, where all orders in their line will he thank
fully received and promptly attended to. They
have good workmen and superior materials, and
will warrant all work done whether of iron or wood.
Ready made Poughs kept on hand or made TO or
der. Wagons, carts, carriages, dc. made or re-
paired. Prices moderate.
Jan. 49, WHITAKER g. ARRANTS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
The Cheapest Family Medicine in
the world.

DR.. RObcrt's Compound SarsaparlIIa PlI1S,
An AAeraiirc, Tonic, Diureiic and Mild Cathariic,
For the permanent cure Of all diseases arising
from an impure stale of the Blood, and morbid Sc
creton of the LII, er and Stomach viz Erysipelas,
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Ulcers, Pimp.es, Scald
head obstinate cutaneous Eruptions, Blo'ches,
Bois, Pimpes, sore, weak or nfamed eyes, Clan
dular swellIngs Bilious diseases, aid all COM
plants arising from an njudcious use of Mercury.
A fresh supply just received at
Oct. Is, 1884,. al ID CLEVELANDS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-12-20
For the Season.

A fresh supply Of the genuine l.ubin's Extrait
Jockey Club, Boquet de Caroline, Extrat Mousse
line, Verviene, Rose, PalchouIy and Orange de
Portugal; Hauel's Lustral Hair Restorative, Sha.
wing Cream, &c, Maugenet e. Coudray's and f
Ronssel's Phocombe, an elegant preparation Of
beefs marrow, for the hair; EdI's Iledyosma; Pa
tey's Extract of Verbena; Uau,s Eau de Venus
and Nymph Soap; Cleveland's superior Cologne
Water in pint bottles. together with fine assort'
ment of Combs, Brushes, Toilet Powder, &c. &c.
Just received at CLEVELAND'S.