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Currants, Raisins, Citron, Almonds and fresh
Prunes in fancy boxes. Also Virginia Cheese and
Butter. For sale by E. w. BONNEY.
Dec 13 If 5U
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Fair Notice.

Executors, Administrators and Guardians neg
lecting to make their Annual Returns Gin the
month Of january subject themselves to be call
cd to account, and also forfeit their commissions.
Nov. 90. J. r. JOY, o. K. D.
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Attention..

A further supply of Groceries just received
making my stock complete. Those wishing to
buy, have only call and am satisfied will 60 away
pleased with their bargains.
sM - GERALD'S Grocery.
Dec I3 If 5O
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Just Received,

$500 pounds pure White Lead
$50 gallons Lamp oil
$50 Linsecd Oil
IS I" Spirits Tmpcntine
300 pounds Sal Eralus
100 Black Pepper
IS Colgate's Starch
IL dozen Sands Saraprilla
! bale Hops
In conformity with the times the above articles with all
the Goods in stoe will be sold lower than they have ever
been in this market. +. l.. ZEMP.
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Mrs. GOODLAD'S
IN Bonnet Store.

New Goods just received, consisting OF Ribbons.
Bonnets, Flowers, Capes. Cardinals, Gloves, DC.
open and ready for sale at very low prices tor cash
or to puuctual customers Mrs. G. particularly
recommends them as being the most fashionable N
The market. ',llsgg.'
r Bonne,s cleansed, altered and trimmed SO as
10 render the most skillfu judges unable 10 tell
,hem from new At the store formerly occupied
Nv Dr.. A. DE- Leon. oct 10.
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Some more Of that celebrated CORN SALvE.
which has afforded this community so much ease
during the present year. and preserved its EVEN
NESS OF TEMPER, in spite OF the HARD TIMES.
Nov. %. F. l.. ZEMP.
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Dentistry.

DR.. J. LEE, may be found every day in his
Office up stairs in the Post Office buildings.
Nov. %. AZ 1t
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Store 10 Rent

Store 10 Rent.
The Store at present occupied by s. B. LEVY;
possession given by the middle Of November.
The Office one door below W. J. Gerald Esq.
formerly occupied by Doct. E. II. Anderson.
Apply to II. LEVY.
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Constantly on Hand.

Tarrauts Seltzer Aperient, Wisar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, Sands Sarsadarilla, DR.. Jaynes
Medicines, Eau Lustral, Bandoline, for curling the
hair, Juube Paste, Gum Drops, Ginger, Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Allspice, Starch, Nutmegs, Ge-
latine, with thousand articles beside.
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The State of fS0uth-Car0lina,

The State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.
J. F. Secrest
Seymour Taylor DS''A4'''
William Reed
ys Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
Ss'!Sf %. II: Si ssr'Sn S1l'
Seymour Taylor. "
Ii nton g. aston
Stewart Mitchell Ds'''''''' " '' '' ''''' ~
N. Maybloom
VS.. Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
Stewart Mitchell
lhe Aamr 5 Oh 'ohh hammond Declaration in Foreign
Stewart Mitchell. A''ae"'"e''
1ss rss ;:"s ::".. Dss'a''''" i" F"'s's" Attachment"
VS. Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
John Williams.
Milton More ct uxor Declaration in Foreign Attacht
James More ct uxor
Elizabeth anes.
VIM. II. Brown,
stewar, Mitchell. D''''''''' " 'S'' 'N'' '''| ''''
Whereas the Plaintiffs in the above sta! Ell cases,
have this day filed in my Office, their Declarations
against the Defendants who are absent from and
without the limits Of this State as it is sad having
neither wives nor attorneys known within the same
IN whom a copy of Declar ton with rule to
plead thereto, might be served; 1, is ordered, that
he defendants do plead to the game within year
ind day from the date hereof, otherwise final and
,bsolute judgement will be awarded against them
HR. PRICE, Clerk.
Clerks Office April 26 lS4S.
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New Fall Goods.

New Fall Goods.
The subscribers are now receiving and opening
their Fall stock OF Goods, consisting, in parf,of p
Latest styles of winterI Saftipete; Vestngs M
goods, for ladies' wear rrarats; Stocks ~,
AIpaccas Suspenders sa5s
BombaZnes Bed Tick -
Ginghams Linseys r.5 9,s.s
Prints Flannel; Blankets
Shawls Blea. and bro. Shirtingy,
BroadcIoths Hose and half Hose
Csssimeres; Tweeds Gloves. ss,s :. !. s.r.5 ti.s
A complete assortment of Ready made Cloth
ing; Dress, merino, lambs wool and silk Under
shirts; ladies' Vests faeh,onable Hats; mems and
boys cloth Caps, dc. a. ~ SD $ Z.
TO which they feel a confidence in inviting the
attention of their custt mers and the public, both
as regards quality and price. 9-eE9E = tis's
A. M. g. r. KENNEDY 81
sept. 20 35 aaaai y F8tf,sis 4.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

Se0 0s 0o R
Kershaw L o d g e. N u m b er9
The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held
at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
By order Of the n G:
A. L. SOLOMON, Secretary.
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Light! LishtM
Bleached LAMP OIL, OF good quality, can be
had at 90 cents per gallon -
Nov. %. +. H. ZEMP.
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Blankets

For Sale by the Subscribers.
New crop N. o. Molasses Sack Sal. Sugar &
Coffee, Nails, assorted sizes Swedish Iron, COM
plete assortment Blacksmith aud Carpenters Tools
&C., which will be sold to punctual customers, or
for cash at the lowest prices. --..--.-
A. NJ. g. r. KENNEDY.
Dec 6 If AZ
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

NJ. DRUCKER e. CO.. - .,s.ll.' :. tI's
Are now receiving their fall and winter stock,
consisting of an extensive assortment Of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUT:
LERY, &C.. &C., 10 which they invite the atter-
ton Of purchasers. Call and see, at the sg
CAMDEN BAZAAR,
Opposite the Bank of Camden.
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Notice.

The undersigned in consequence Of i'll health,
ba, come 10 the conclusion to close Business and
,equests all indebted to him TO come and pay up,
ne will be found for few months at the old stand,
after that, his Books. Notes and Accounts will be
found at the Office of John J. Workman, Esq. who
will attend to the settling Of the same.
w. C.. WORKMAN.
Dec I3 If so
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Daguerreotype LIkenesses.

You That have beauty, should to cosurn tats I.
You that have none, she.ld go and let hfH msks d.
M Dannuille Regiaer.
A. COBURN, has opened a Daguerrean GsI
lery oyerthe Post Office, and invites the; ;Ciizeps
of Camden 10 call and examine hisspecimens, and
Judge for themselves of tlleir artishcaf merit Any
person sitting for their picture, need not lake i,
unless satisfactory fI3 sfss5g
Camden, Nov. 18th, 1s49. n 46
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" For sale.
Yurn and Shrting from the Catawba F"ctory. No.
Ca. by j. McEWEN.
Nov 29 If az
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Another ss.vcra case Of Asthma, in New Hampshire
cured by DR.. Wistar's Balsam.
Mr. Seth W. Fowle-Dear Sir:--tiavns Tor long
time been troubled with Asthma in its worst form,
and after having tried various remedies, all to no effect
thought of your agent Rowe, ono bottle Of The Bal.
sam of Wild Cherry. which relieved me very mucl'
have continued 10 use the sane as disease returns
upon me, and find it always relieves when nothing else
will; and further have no doubt, could have had
the Wild Cherry inthc first stage>of The disease that
it would entirely cured me. Ecan confidently recon-
mend il as very valuable medicine for oil lung COM
plants BENJAMIN KobieoN'
New Hampton, April S, 1916,
None genune, ,sinless signed ]. Burrs OH the wrap
per. Sold in, Camden BY ). r. McKAlS; at wholesale
by P. NJ. CoHEx. s. Co.. Charleston, and by Druggists
generally In South Carolina.
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Ayre's Cherry PectOral,
" r,,,be Hol}c md (yoD cu,n Dfton

For CONgNS, CUfIS UHlI OUHoHWPttVW'
1,s; received full supply Of Ayers Cherry Pectoai,
,rv valuable REMEDY for coughs colds and all afiec.
tons Of the lungs Medical Colleges and the Profession
snnredens and mode of preparation having been publicly
and fully laid open to their inspection. is powerful
and efficient remedy in aggravated disease, and in dmn.
ised doses one of the peasantest safest and best family
medicines in use For sale in Camden by JAMES Nc
kaIN, Druggist oct 10, =
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Notice.

Notice.
All persons indebted to the late firm Of Dolby 4.
Kennedy, are earnestly requested to call on the
subscriber and settle the same without delay.
R III. KENNEDY.
Nov. %. 47 If
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For Sale

For Sale.
Cognac Brandy, Scotch Whiskey, RaisnS Currun:s
and Almonds by j. McEWEN.
Nov 90 IF 40
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Sperm Oil.

Sperm Oil.
The Subscriber has just received supply OF
superior Bleached, Winter Strained Sperm OIL of
first and second qualities. Also-Bleached Whale
or Solar Oil--all of which will be sold as low as
can be afforded on this side Of Charleston.
JAMES X. MckAIN.
Dec 8 # AZ
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ssTmH CoMEr OF NOVEMBER, ls4S.-The
new comot discovered last month by Mr.. Bond,
il appears ontbe las, day ofthis year, will cross
the orbit Of the earth, at point where the earth
was ON the s2sth Of October. Had the comet
been two moa,hs earlier. a very near approach
to, or even collision rith the earth would have
taken place. This is kn"wn to have occurred
once before, hut there was "nobody hurt"
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-Adm1nlStfASOf'S SdIe.
BY Permission of J. R. Joy Ordinary for ker.
shaw District, will sell at the late residence of
Josiah j. Watts. deceased, on the 23d nst- at IL
o'clock. One Negro Girl, about IA years OF age,
and one bay Rare and mule colt.
Terms cash. w. D. HOGAN, Admir-
Dec Ia. & . Ct 5O
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THr Rrs~GRANpE -VALEEY.-fhe tertnina.
,iop-d the war with Mexico has been followed
6y sn influx Of settlers into the valley ofihe Rio
Grande. Fort Brown opposite to Motamoras
has become town, and is called Brownsville.
The American Flag newspaper, which wss
published at Matamoras while our troops was
in occupation there, is now issued weekly at
Brownsville. 1t is neatly printed sheet,
aboilnds in advertisements. and discusses with
ability the prospects and advantages ofthe new
town, predicting that from its position and taciIl.
ties for business it vii! become the emporium
oftrade Of the valley.
e'Fhe growth of Brownsville has already
drawn from Matamoras the business formerly
done there, and it is said that grass is growing
in the plaza of the Mexican town. This result
has followed not only from the superior indus
try and energy Of our people on this side of the
river, but also from the narrow and llllberal
system of pnlicy which Mexico pursses in refer
ncelto trade and industry. The Flag Ia
ments that so fine country as that comprised
ia ths. Mexican departments on the Rio Grande
shnnl iprrsent such a picture Of declne-"its
papu'a,ion becoming every day more and more
Impoverished, lonking for some boon from
Mexico, some crnmb to be thrown on lhem."
Baltimore American lst INST.
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Notice.
To Rent or Sell.

To Rent or Sell.
That large new Store and Dwelling House situated
on Broad Street, opposite the Episcopal Church, for
terms apply TO JAMES McE"EN.
Nov 90 II 40
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Chairs SC.

Chairs sc.
Just received Ma Pile, Walnut and painted Chalra
Rocking and children's do. ar,a ,s,5s
Stone Lime in rood order, all Of which will be
old low by Z. L. Una Dts'
October Is. a. ~ ~ ttt--....l
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SOuth-CarOlina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
B. c. JONES' for r: James c'0z'0H' r, $,
Nathaniel Hotchkiss,
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dment of the Temperance Reform in existence.
defiance of contumely envy and

q" The worlds dread laugh,
Which scarce the stern Philosopher can scorn,
they have proceeded in their work OF purity and
love- and in the generous and efficient workings
of their Order there is one Of the most perfect
organizations of practical Christianity which huma-
nifty has ever devised.
But to woman is entrusted the power of COM
completely arresting the progress Of Inemperance.
In her vested the formation of the laws of fashion,
which are reverenced by man, when he tramples
under foot the commands which were inscribed on
the tables of the Decalogue. One of the greatest
juriss of our country, familiarity known the 'old
eloquent" has declared, on this subject, that
woman has the power of locking up these manu-
factories Of death-of saving the helpless orphan
from the curse of drunken parentage-of giving to
the world peace instead of dscord, and, as the
spring spreads verdure, fertility and bloom the
earth, so woman is capable of throwing the charm
Of ovelness over the moral world, when she exerts
her power in saving man from the disgusting stupor
ofinebriety with all its deadly consequences.
Parents, we entreat you to shield the innocent
victim deposit not your earnings in the till Of the
liquor vender; subectnot your families-yOur cha
racter-your responsibility 10 the gradual eruciix-
ion which intemperance involves
Young men lin this city you are surrounded by
exposures, more numerous, perhaps, than in any
other city of the world and for you, there is no
safety but by joining the noble army Of the Sons of
Temperance How many young man has, in this
city. started in the world with cheering promises
and hope, who, in few years, had infamy alone as
his portion and who descended, a victim, prema-
turely to the grave, unwept, unhonored and un-
sung!'
Fathers, mothers, and We who are just stepping
on the theatre of life, on you we call Save the
land Of your Washington and your Franklin, the
land of your adoption or your BIRTH from the fatality
Of Intemperance, and Liberty will smile on your
endeavor, and jubilee of eternal emancipation
will usher in a millennial era on our world
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All NewMatorials i the Latest STYLE.

. " g
IA proprietors Daily Crescent would cuy
public, that they have added
JOB OFFICE their estabnebtand prepared
all kinds Of printing s most favorable terms, viz;
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS BILLS OF LADING DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C.. &C.,
every style.
Ali their materals-Type Presses entirely and
very improvements which will enable them their
be surpassed ia this The Presses
from the foundry R. Hoe Co., NewYor which is full
guaranty excence-he type from the we'll known oun
rs George Bruce g. Co and john whe and has
selected with great adapt the business wants OF
this city. 90
EI@ LAWYERS BRIEFS neatly and erpeditiOHsly ere
cuted at this Q5cs, and on reasonable terms.
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Splendid Assortment of
WIN TER 10TH NC:

NO. Is CAMP STREET.
TINE subscriber has lately returned from the North where
he has devoted his time to the manufacture of large and
well assorted stock of CLOTHING which, for style and
finish, cannot be surpassed.
Gentlemen purchasing at retail and dealers at wholesale,
are invited to call and examine fer themselves.
The following articles offered at lower price than can
be sold by any other establishment of the kind in the South
eTn County:
Black Cloth Dress and Frock COATS.
Black, Blue, Brown and Oil, e PALETOTS and SACS.
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS.
Super super Black Doeskin PANTS.
DOHay COATS of every description.
Gold mixed and Brown Tweed SACS.
Super Embroidered Black Cashmere VESTS.
White MaTselle (Poika)
Black and Fancy Satin
n8 i'm M. BARNETT, IS Camp street
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
BRTTsg,s D nrTTrpprory-sT-

BRUSHS DAGUERREOTYPE
L A. BRUSH respectfully informs lis friends and the
y pubic that be has opened a Dag UERRE0TFPE
GHLLER az the corner OF JACKSON and FCHOUPITOu-
Streets Lafayette and guarantees all Licensees be
equal 10 any taken IN the United States and sOes share
OF patronage. Prices moderate n13 u
ELECTRo-ndAGNBTIC PORTRAITS.
~ the application of the above mysterious Ia
- gueneoype, "a discovery Of the snbscnhe the andsr-
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of ths nles
superior kind in SINGLE sEo0NDeatching the precise
expression instantly and fixing it indsby The silver
plate. ~ Those who wish to retain in their families goOl
LIERHEssEs of relations friends, do at mnsT
price. Rooms of Canal and Chartres stsntHnec
No. ChaTTes street. rmyS lyl w. u. RUTChteGS
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREoTYPE
M. would respectfully return thanks for TIE hs patron
- age bestowed him sEee be first had the honor Of
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewCr!eans,
FIVE yea ago during which time he has skcn portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from NewYork and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited al his establishment
bat those taken by himself Nj tho public that hs
portraits viii continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice
the best inducements TO persons desrOuao instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine VoigandeT Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city a other articles the same
Plates at s2per dozen scOyis No for % 5guaantied
the best plates made in the United States Cases - rs and
$3 80; NewYork Cameras OF sl8.
ES- Orders from the country promptly attended to.
~ Entrance No. CAMP street. mill tt
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and Judges, and all the usual rights of appeal from
the territorial courts to the Supreme Court of the
United States. They respectfully, but firmly pro
test against the dismemberment of our therl terri
tory, in favor of Texas, or for any cause"
They furthermore say: We do not desire TO
have domestic slavery within our borders, and I'M
I'll the time shall arrive for our admission into the
Union, we desire to be projected by Congress against
their introduction among u.s. A local legislature
is asked for, and that their interests may be repre-
sented by delegate in Congress.
On motion of Mr.. Quinn, it was
Mexico in convention assembled, TO the Congress Of the
United States be forwarded the Hon. Thomas H. BEN
ton. and the Hon John NJ Clayton, and that they be
quesed to represent the interests of this Territory in the
Senate of the United States"
Il appears from statement in the Republican,
that two of the delegates refused to take the oath
Of allegiance to the United States.
This convention was held in pursuance Of a pro-
eamation issued by the acting Governor Of the
Territory, Donaciano Vigil.
At one of the meetings, we observe that the
claim Of Texas to any portion of the Territory of
New Mexico, and the recommendation of the Pres
ident Of the United States that it be attached to
thesame, was denounced in strong terms. They
say that :" It is fabricated to defraud the Govern
nent and the people of the Territory of their just
rights" and that they look upon it :" with scorn
and disdain, there not being in the State the least
shadow Of right, except in the wicked imagination
Of grasping demagogues.
1t is noticed as evidence that they are not re-
siding in a heather land, . that the Rev. Mr.. Will
son breaches every Sunday to large congregations
Of the Santa Feans.
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CLOTHING.



COMMON STREET, tE70 doors from Car0Hdelet,
VNTOULD respectfully solicit the patronage of his friends
w and the public generally He hopes. by dill. NSa
gence and attention. TO render entire satisfaction 10 ~
all who may favor him with call He will keep IA$
always on hand gooi astsOrment of CLOTHS, IL
C.ASSIJHERES, DOESKI.NS, VESTI.N(TS, etc. etc.
tee Clothes neatly repaired at the shortest notice, and on
the most neasonab bic terms. nl6 3m
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HYDRoPHoBIA.-The Medical Faculty of New
York have before them the subject of hydrophobia,
and the treatment and cure of it by the use of
chIorof,rno
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CRY MoRTALITY.-Deaths in New Yolk week
before last, 249-of which 1876 were natives of the
United States.
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WATCHES JEWELRY.

BRUCE'S, No. IL CAMP Street.
TNHE public requested to call and examine the select
4 assortment of WATCHES Guard, -. - sz=a
~ Fob and Vest CHAINS-Seals - 81
va and Keys, Lockets Breaches, Ear - -
T. "a Hooks, Gold and Silver SPECTACLES, Bracelets
S4AsFsand Necklaces, Gentlemen and Ladies' Finger
Rings, RazOrs, Pen-knves an Fancy Goods. BRUCE'S
GOLD PENS-a few more left.
N. B-Close attention to The Repairing Of Watches,
Clocks, SpeetacleS Jewey and Pens. aV Charges mod
crate. Ms
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Reported erDrssy for the SEN Of temperance By one IF
tie Editors and carefully revised 6U the Rec. Mr. Ctapp.
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- nssELMAN ~ 9, = ior .hHoohn0

aMossELMAN. I'm Q, = fer .Rlsooang.
gRyEIR sSeerIe agents for the sale OF the Niee Mon
ts e ~ ~ eeSraed SHEET ZINC, would eall the
~ ens and Others 70 this article, A. tWhen nsed
n and aaality) durable and eeonomscal
Sre Sa Roof has been used on roofs in kaTope iof
,y eearS without repair. and Is apparently as gooa
~ On f put on II IS particularly calculated Tor me
f ~ laee buildings Churches. Sugar Houses. NC CH-
gigina Ar The requisite information on th subject can
Il bsd and MODELS Of the mode Of nsng aepica
ton 10 STARK. DAY, STAUFFER CO.
"a I'm dNW corner Canal and Magazine streets,
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Do Railroad cars run over the Nashua and
Worcester Railroad its entire length, thus afiordng
a continuous railway communication from Aliens
Point to Portland, in Maine, without change Of
cars. When the New York and New Haven
road opens next month, the City Hall of NewYork
will be united to an unbroken chain of railways
throughout the New England States, as far east as
Portlandgand in the State of New York as far
west as Buffalo.
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tFrOm the N. o. Sun Of temperance
TEMPERANCE SERMON,

DELIVERED BY THE REV. Mr.. CLAP, IN THIS CITY, 0
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER %, le4S.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
Iorrer E1IR Cd nna NEY 4 EYEE SIS. Mtap 0gIeans.

Corner CIR Cd and VIEW LEHEE SIS. NtsO Orleans
TTSIIIS fine Hotel advantageousY suated, being in
il font of the principal Steam and FiStboat "a
Landings and affords peculiar accommodations for f
Western Merchants, raiders and Traveller geneT s
ally The house spacious and comfortable and possesses
every convenience thu chambers well furnished and
airv tn table supplied with the best the market
furnish; the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors. all of which selected with great care No
pensg will be spared TO make the Commercial worthy Of pub
ia patronage JAMES ROACH Manager
oIA fna Euccessnr D ~. BELL.