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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
WADSWoRYH'S TOWER.

This property Is to be sold at auction on the l4'h of September, unless previously sold at private sale. 1t is h ped that some enterpri- -iEg individuals will purchase il and it up the buildings fo, public h~use. It wnuld pay a handsome profit during the summer ments.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

e-John ?. Hale is circulating speeches in defence of Tayios. advocating his election to the Presidency, savsrhe N. H. Patriot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

Six huudssj i Loco Oc.s. ID D-vId WilDot's district. in Pennsylvania. have sisned call for . Van BuTen nesting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

0S- Edward Scare. one of the mea charged with the slave sealing case of the schooner Pearl, al Washington, has been tried and Ae~ oitted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

ny-We learn from the 'ourant that the Hon Charles Manly, Governor elect of North Car olina, is new in Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
Ar.nu xr STATED.

President POIS. iH his Peace McSssgs. sc- kao'NleSsgesa present war Stchs of aysr sixty sivs millioas--whsch Is i0 h, increased by oHt- standing acsnnass tS al least cne hundred mtl- iions to say ao'hing ot the. surplus Fevsnu,, expended which wa- lefl hy Mr PVik's prede cessnr, and used up in the war-aothiug about the am"unt rn be pa,d oUa citIzens under the Treaty for Mex,can spoliatinns, the h"untN lands and pensians to our brave sodiers-- Throwing asias also Ihs sacrifice ct tens ni thousands of lIves, as they cannot he estima- ted by dollars aHd csnts> aud the amount + thus stated by tho New York Express
 EeracO De- tO the CastesI SFdtes. Ia expenses ;n whipping you $lo8,0o0.00C To paving you ior acknoW Wledging
 you were whipped lA,oo6,ooU
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

1rs~ The Hon. John C.- Spencer addressed a Wing meeting al Rochester, on Thursday evs- aing ast He is to deliver the Annual Ad- dress al he State Fair to be held in Bufsio.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
$lI5,O00,00t

SUprG Credit.
 By CalilnTnia and Nv Mexico. New Me iicn and Califnrnia could have been had by Treaty, bstore the war, for S2O,0Oo,o~ Loss ,herefrom by the operation. $95, 5,O0O, ,O0t
 CONSEQUENCES. I~t Es a .Dent of a great debt on Poster ng.
 .3 An->t ofa.- .--}As of Internal Improve n,~0. tr tbree vrsrs, S9 W.ra, Prov .s,s. Saver, aaf Anti Slayer se~uoua' IssCes. J.uIN- o' Se"c" and l..s 4san.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31
LITCnFTELD ENQUIRER

uTCHFEELD, Iugust sI, ISSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-31

preacher pOttticSpbf tntS or tnat man. put ! alw ys held uf elementary principles, and that is the proper course for us to take.- Crossing nay mInd there has been many fear though was always Of sangaine semperament. We have escaped the rocks. We have got into a full, fee. wide, everlast in8 sea. We n:ve ha.. many years of TFi- al, and can take care of ourselves. To nave haIf fhe woVld apon us--to have na-- lioas born Tn day, and to be obliged to supply them all with schools aad cofI''ges, is doyng rather large business. When teachers came among as ffom other lands. Sho were e,iuc.sted wrong, and brought up uader influences host Ie to our iDslitutions, when saw our ladies and children ed0- cated by aliens, was led gSe.ssIy 70 fsar.- My faith was shook twenty year sgo. but ir has improved ever since. (Laughtey.) Some thought we were alarmed wiGbou' ca usc, and thaI lh$re vas great ado sboui nothing. Bot public sense, common sense, patriotism. and sepubIicanism. woke up and ii Is beg ming 10 Wake up at the Vesi as we'll as st the east. As it WIS sa d ahout temperance, thai the people have ta> ken t ID, 90 with respect 10 that pagticnla' gFoahA Of danger. People are beginning | to understand that domestic educatiOn is
 better IhaD foreign. We Grei as we meet 70 day that what we onFe feased will, under
 Gods mercy. pass away, and that AmeEica
 will he America from top to bott m. rom
 North to Sooth, from East to Vsst'-toFev
 sr. (CheeTs.)
 l The E1sreises were concluIed by singing an Ode.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-15
as
HOW I. 10 GIIo oosE sa WIRE 81,

HOW nc GIIOO OsE asAS d q WIRE ii s 5 SIS,
20 Ass place orseYerYt and ayefys.a;
thing insitsp place, stsaid apattiarcI,ss to
ihissaang gbten Select hsiffo, nv ssasi:,
whoisyiH never step oon,s.ick Il
l'he4 SON VAS dient sto sthe; alessor,.
s.fsow, Rsaid The, plsasantls upa gay Navy
day, 70 one of his comp anfons; s;gss saupoiinti
that broOn1stick to choose me q asiwifs:4.tS
The young lady who owall hot step ,o4ersiti
sinll haye the offer of my hand I'll Thew
passed from the 2aplendid saloon Ia sitties
grove; some stumbled oYertth broom.
stick, and others jumped over it's Il,
tlergth.a young lady stoopedidnd pht, it in I'M
sitsip.ace. The promise was fiililletis:s
she became thefwife of an educated. .tand.
wealthy young man, md he the husband
otsalprudent, industrious, and lovel wife,.
tHe brought aSfortune to sher, and t:she
knew how to keep one. Itswas moi. easy
to decide which was under theRgreatest
obligation; both were rich, and each en-. er.s
riched the other. al5s:: j: 81 - rs
Dow, Jr., discourses to the girls rs
follows: Ris ~ ,i5 8 ss;ess5, IS! E.$sff
SHY young maidens---I know$y you 4all
want to'get married as soon as youE enter
your teens but itlis better to- remain single
and live uponsthe' cold sonpsof solitude,
than to be married sto, misery or WED So
VOL have but aspovertystricken opinion
OF the majorportion.of our SEX. They
are corrupted by the amiscalled ;nrefne-
ments of uge, so inflated with pride. SO
foolish by fnshion, so afraid of the soil on
which they tread, so given to cultivating
whiskers ard mustachcs whiletheir NOR.
ais are in n wretched state, for want sof
wedding, and overgrown with hair, yani-
ty and laziuess, that scarcely ones out of
twenty is any more TO be trusted withsa
wife, than hog is with a garland offlow-.
ers," ~ ;si tsi slirs9s
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-15
Important Remedy.
MITCHELL'S EYE SALVE

MITCHELL'S EYE SALNE,
certain safe and esetual cure for Sore, Weak and
InRamed Eyes, designed expressly for diseases Of
the Eye,
The unparalleled which has attended the use Of
this preparation and the acknowledged necessity for souc
article which be relied upon, remedy in severe
cases Of Opthamic affections which prevalent in this
country, induce the Proprietor to make arrangements
through his Agents. place this Sav. within the reach OF
every individual who may need the benefits which result
from s
The srs Sy enT
MY All Physicians admit that great danger is to be ap
pretended FROM drgying the eye when in an inamed and
unhealthy In the of this Salve this objection Is
entirely removed harm possibly result from its
use; il being, in all applied to the external portions
of the eye; thereby avoiding all the Inconvenience pain
and danger which necessarily attends the introduction Of
any pungent article into the eye.
activity in subduing inflammation is great that bnt few
require the use of more than one bottle to effect
perfect cure
- J. R. McKAIN, Agent for Camden.
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CAMDEN GROCERY STORE,
BY S. BENSON,
Broad Street, Camden, S. c.
AdministratOr'sNOtice.

F. L. Zemp having received from the Ordinary
of Kershaw District, grant Of Letters Of Admin
siraton de bonis non of all and singular the goods
and Chaltels, rights, credits, dues and demands
that were of Joshua Reynolds deceased, hereby
notifies the public, that all dealings with the es-
tate of the said Joshua Reynolds deceased, must
in futue he with the subscriber.
Ali persons having claims against the said es.
tate, will present them properly attesed, and all
persons indebted to the same are hereby notified
to come forward lhout delay and make payment.
FRANCIS L. ZEMP, Admir-. de boAis non.
JAM l II
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Cotton Gins.

The subscriber returns his thanks to those who
patrunizcd him last season. EIc continues TO man-
ufacturc GINS upn The most approved plan' and
warrants them equal to any other Gins, in work.
manship, materials and performance. They are
warranted to give satisfaction.
uTRepairing vii! be faithfully attended to.
The subscriber respectfully requests share OF
the patronage Of the planters OF this anu the adJon-
ing Districts.
If you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLL, get one of
those HORSE MILLS, well known as Nc
Creight's Mill, made expressly to be attached to
Gin Gearing. The subscriber has few or hand.
aJ- Orders for Gins or Mills, will be promptly
attended to. x. }. McCRElGllI.
ramden may 1SjS
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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 at as low prices as they can be
purchased in Charleston, and on more liberal
terms. They comprise in part
WOOLENS.
London Dutlil Blankets, from to 8 lbs. the pair
Negro Kcrseys, cable warp and plain
Heavy Cordova Plains, all wool
Super blue, black and fancy co!ored Cloths
Black French Doeskin Cassimeres
Fancy Cassimeres and Vestngs
While and red Flannels, assorted qualities
Kentucky Jeans and Sat;ine:ts
Woolen Snawls and Tweed CasSmeres
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Black gro. de Rhine Silks; very wide black Silks
Figured black Silks; Chameleon Silks
Printed Cashu ere; Cashmere DecOsSe
Splendid fashionable Cashmere
Silkslriped Medonas, for ladies' dresses
Black bumbaznes and alpaccas
Embroidered swiss colored spotted Musllns
Lace caEes; embroidered and plain ca.nbrc tldkls.
Cambria Edgings aud lnserings; black Grape
Green Berage; Alouslin Delanes, very cheap
Fancy and black silk crava,s
Embroidered Ladies Dresses
French worked collars and capes
Worked caps and cuffs
Infant worked Robes and Bodies
LINENS.
Irish l. mems and Lawns; Damask Tabling Diaper
Danask Tablccoths aud Napkins
Brdscye Diaper; brown and while Holland
Lnen-cambrlc llandkerchefs
DOMESTICS.
PA bcached sheelinss; ia brown shirtngs
3-4, I 3 and 4l beaclcd and brown shirtings
Brown and bIcached Drills
Cotton Oznaburgs, suitable for negro shirts
Marlborough stripes and PlaIds
Apron checks and Bed TiskS
COTTON GOODS
Common and super Prints very low
Ginghams Jaconet. Plain and Swiss check 1lilslin
Cotton Cambrcs, Furniture Dimity
Figured Fure Dimy, new article
Furniture Fringn; Handkerchief Of every quality
CAPPETINGS
Super Ingraln Carpelings
do Extra DO
do Imperial three ply Do
do Brussels Do
Fine and chenille Rugs; Carpet Bindings
-ALSO-
Gunny and Dundee Bacgng, Rope. Twine
Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Bacon, Moasses Iron,
Steel, Sadd cry, Hardware
Blacksmiih's Tools, Hats
With variety Of other articles, for sale on the
most accommodating terms, by
sept. ~ II. LEVY.
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In Euuity--Lancastcr District

James Griffin vs. Richmond K. Terrell, Ex'Or OF
John Smith, Nancy Long, james Laney and Jno'
Laney-BiII to compel Ex'or TO assent to lega-
cies, Partition, account and Relief.
1t tappearng to my satisfaction, That Nancy Long,
James Laney and John laney, three OF Inc de'eh-
dauts in the above case reside without the limits Of
this state: 1t is ordered on otion OF Wright, So
licor for complainant, that the said defendants do
appear and plead, answer or demur to the bill in
above case on or before The 4th day of January.
ls49, otherwise judgment pro confesso will be or
dered against them.
Sept. l8, ls4S III it
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-15
HemOrrhOids OF Piles.
Internal or External, permanently cured
By DR., Upham's Vegetable Electaary

An INTERNAL. REMEDY which, If used accordingto
directions. A CURE FOR LIFE is GuARhN TEED.
SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE.
common consequence of this affection is kind OF te-
nesnus or bearing down sensation, il is famarly CAL
cd there is also heat tension and hrobblng in the part
VARYING from moderate degree OF these selsons 10 Inc
most eXcruciang Suflcnghcse are caused BY the o" OF
blood 10 tile parls Sometimes the inner coat OF the power
pro,rllcs at every evacuation forming what is called
Proaps or falling of the bowels; this the effect oil long
continued irritation of that organ In instances the
patent nervous pains which indescrbable
and known only the sufferer, which commence mined
atev after an evacuation and continue from thirty minutes
to several hours these sensations are very anoy anu
sometimes very distressing This disease, when uf long
continuance is attended by pain and weakness IN The hack
irritation of the Kidneys bladder, and other organs III the
vicinity pain and numbness III the legs and feet sense Oh
stralss about the chest and unnatural FITNESS 0i Tie aD
dornina viscera accompanied with pal taon oi Inc near
and uppression individuals sometimes experience, prev-
GUS to an attack of the Piles symptoms denong great de-
rangcment in their crculam there is sense weight and
pressure in the abdomen with peculiar feeling OF nneas
ness i'm the bowels. constipation or perlnaelm, auchGeu
with pain i'm tc back and Uns nausea and slight pains In
the stomach male cUnlciacc, confused SENSATIONS III the
head wearcss and irritable and discontented state o
mind and sense of funess and oppression III 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,
DR. UPHAMS VEGETABLE ELECTuARf.
CURES EFrECrUAI.LY. AND THEREFORE, PREVENTS PILES
READ TIE TESTIMONY.
GESTs-I have usrd Dr. Tphams Vegetable lilecuary
which purchased of yCu and find one OF the best me-
dcincs i'm Use for the Piles, and also Tor all bilious atec
lions arising from an impure state Of the system.
Yours &C. T. A. COLE, Marble Dealer.
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JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER
WHERE THIS PLASTER Is APPLIED PAIN CANNOT


EXIST.
gentleman in the South Of Europe, and Palestine in
1880 heard mch said the latter place in favor of Jew
Davds Plaster and Of the as he considered) miraculous
cures il had performed that he was induced to try n on
his own person. for Liver affection, the removal OF winch
had been the chief object OF his journey but which had
resisted the genial influence Of that bamy and delicious
cline. -.
chest where the pain seated, another between the
shoulders, and the region OF the liver In the
meantime he drank freely ofan herb tea Of uXative quail
Iles He soon found his health improving. and in few
weeks his cough left him. sallowncss OF his skin disap'
pcared his pain removed and his health became per-
manently reinstated
Since that time he has been recommending it 10 his
friends and acquantances for all fixed pains whatever
such as Rheumatism, Gou Pain in the sde hip, hack
and limbs in every case OF which 1t has proved an EN-
cent cnre. He has likewise witnessed the happy effects
offs ssofenng and healing qualities in numerous cases
Scrofulous Humors Knots, Wens White Swelings Hard
Tumors Stiff Joints, Ague Cakes, Ague in the breast and
the like to the united satisfaction of himself and others
has been beneficial in cases OF Weakness such as paid
and weakness in the Stomach. weak Limbs, Laneness
Affections of the Spine Female Weakness. &c. No fe-
male subject pain weakness in the back or sides
should be without it. Married ladies' in delicate
find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster
e application of the plaster between the shoulders has
been found certain remedy for Colds Coughs Phthysic
and Lung Affections in their primary stages 1t destroys
inflammation by persPiraton.
In view OF great benefit resulting from the use OF this
plaster, within his observation his confidence in It's
superiority every ohes 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 viii give it publicity believing it will prove
itselfa blessing t, the community at large.
The peculiarites of the chemical compound are owing
70 its extraordinary effect upon the anma bes or nerves.
gaments and Muscles its virtue being carried by them to
the Immediate Of the disease Of pain and weakness
None genuine without the engraving of JEW DA-
yID on the wrapper, around each box.
Price fifty cents per box. Each box contains sufficient
10 spread six or eight pasters,
4 orsod wholesale and retail by SCOvILL& g. MEAD,
No. 80 Chartres street, Orleans the general agents
for the South and West whom all ores for the genui
article must be addressed. Sold in Camden by
y Nav 30 JAMES X. MckAIS.
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A PLANTATION FOR SALE,
u, Madison Co,xnfy, Mississippi.

A plantation containing l040 Of the very best
creek bottom and upland is offered for sale on the
most liberal terms. From $50 TO GOO acres are in
cultivation of which nearly one half is creek bot
tom we'll dtched and drained; the upland in cpE
tivation is circled. The most of il is perfectly
fresh; but little # it having been cultivated more
than from one to four years. The place has con-
stantly running stream passing through ii, which
will afford wafer enough to gin the cotton CROP
and grind all the corn Tor the use OF the plantation.
1t is we'll supplied with springs of the best wafer
1t has upon it large gin house and cotton press;
a negro quarter sufficient to acomodatc from 10 TO
80 negroes and all necessary out-buildngs in pro-
portion. The Dwelling House is good and roomy,
and the yard is handsomely improved. 1t has adj
Joining the house, fine orchard Of peach, plum,
pear, apricot ncctarine apple trees, grape vines OF
various kinds, and almost every fruit that comes to
perfection in this climate. II is believed to be
one Of the most desirable, tracts OF land IN the
country, not only on account OF the land improve
ments, water dc, but also health.
1t is offered for sale at less price and on better
terms, than any sucS improvements and land are
being offered at in the country
There will also ne sold at the lowest market
price, with the pladtaton, The crop of corn. large
stock of hogs, about Gu head of cattle, sheep &c.,
and plantation tools of every description.
Also, if wanted, all the Household and Kitchen
furniture.
The above mentioned Plantation is adjoining the
lands of William Melville, and W. L. Johnson.
For further information or purchase apply to
ABRAM A. NEVILLE,
Near Camden, Mississippi.
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The Cheapest Family Medicine In
the world.

DIR. Roberts Compound Sarsaparilla Pills,
An AAeratire Tonic, Diuretic and Mild Caihariic,
For the permanent cure of all diseases arising
from an impure state of the Blood. and morbid Sc
cretion of the Liver and Stomach viz: Erysipelas,
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Ulcers, Pimpes, Scald
head, obstinate cutaneous Eruptions. Bloches,
Boils, Pimples. sore, weak or infamed eyes, Clan
duar swelllngs, Bilious diseases, ard all com.
plants arising from an injudicous use Of Mercury.
A fresh supply Just received at
Oct. ls, l34a. (4lt0 CLEVELAND'S.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-11-15
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES!

THIRTY YEARS STANDING!
Berkshire Co., Mass, Nov %, lSiI.
Nessrs kctcham &. IIcnshawGcns: For thirty years
have been afflicted with the Piles general debility and in.
lamaon causing and polapsus Of the bowels and
which had resisted all the medical treatment Dr. Chap
man and others could give The last three years of that
time my uerngs defy description was confined to bed,
unable help myself and at last given up by my physl-
clans and friends in despair of gaining my health IN
fact for three days here commenced using Dr. piams
Eecuary was entirely speeciess and my burial cluhcs
were made, But under Providence, and the use of Dr.
Uphams Elcc,nary though old man, have the plea
sure of stating the fact the public that my health is
now good and hope To live many years. II II is God Will,
to make kno the virtues Of Dr. lpam Eleciuary, and
to recommend my afflicted fellow creatures. il help
ed mc beyond the expectations Of all that knew my case,
and can only say others that ii is in my opinion the
best medicine in the world for Piles any other disease OF
the bowe if they will use it according to directions,
will myself warrant in every case.
Iour, with the utmost expression Of lhanktnness,
CORNELIUS SPUR
EGRAMoyr. Berkshire Co Mass NV. %, lsi
The above certificates tells simple and truthful story of
suffering and relief OF which, Physician and witness in
the case checrfuv endorse. DR.. CHAPMAN
NOTICE--Thc genuine Uphams Eccuary has his
written signature thus t' A. tpham, VI. d. The hand
is alone done with pen. Price 81 per box.
9- Sold wholesale and retail by KETCHAM & llENsHAw
l2l Fulton street, n. v, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canada.
j. r. McKAIN, Agent for Camden, S. C.
March II II
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Just Received.

just Received.
Gavanc Rings,
do Bracelets
do Belts
do Necklaces
do Carriers
Magnetic Fluid
Graduated Magnetic Machines
Choroform
do Inhaers
Surgical Instruments
Shoulder Braces
Thermometers
TarraLt's Selizer Aperient
Cordial Elixir Of Turkey Rhubarb
Thomson's Syrup OF Tar and Wood Naptha
Davs's Pain Killer
India Rubber Balls
do do Tobacco Pouches
Fine cut glass Smelling Bottles.
June II. J. R. MckAlN.
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DcKalb Factory.

Our CoTToN YARN having recently suffered in
reputation, we have changed our arrangements,
and are now manufacturing il of quality that we
can safely recommend TO our customers. by special
attention to this department of our business, we
are determined fully I" re-estaoI'sh the lost char,
acter of our YARN, and hope that our friends will
give it fair trial.
We are manufacturing the DEkALB OZNA-
BURGS of a more uniform weight and quality.
Aug. l6. w. ANDERSON O. W.
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1000 pairs Negro and House Servants Shoes.

Also--Sole and upper leather, calf and lining
skins, band and harness leather, patent leather,
shoe thread shoe lasts shoe tools Of every descrp-
ton.
Also--Men's, boys and childrens Caps, new
patterns; together with large stock of travelling
and common Trunks, Valices, carpet Bags, WAL
lets, school Satchels and waterproof travelling Bags
The above comprises but small portion OF his
stock, all OF which will compare with any in the
southern country for style and durability.
Sept IL, 81 II
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South Carolina--Kershaw District.
IN EQUITY. vur, & t.se.et
From the City Of New York.

IN EQUITY. guri iee.ss
harles L. Dye, Admir- Of Elizabeth Turley, sv.
Benjamin Williams. Frances Battle, Bartlett
Battle, Eliza Williams. - Lowry, daughter
Elizabeth Lowry Bill for Reviser and Supple.
ment.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that. Frances
Battle, Bartlett Battle, Eliza Williams, ~ - Low.
~. daughter Of Elizabeth Lowry. part Of The De-
PENDANTS in the case stated above, are, and reside
beyond the limits Of this State: It's ordered that
the said Defendants plead, answer or demur TO this
and to the original Bill within three months from
the publication Of this order or the same will be
taken pro confesso against them. ys arsg3 .sE
WM. NJ. SHANNON, c. E KID.
omr's Office, Sept. 4, ls4s 36 Z" 3m
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Robert l.. TWeed7s

WuEELwEIGiIr and BLACKSMITH Shops, corner
of Ruledge aud Market streets, where he keeps
constantly on hand or manufactures to order, Wa
CONS, Carts Vince harrows, or any other article IN
his line of business, out of the best seasoned ma
,rrialS Iron of all sizes, Pipe and other boxes.
few Iron axlcs with boxes lifted, and lot of the
best Stay, Tongue aud Breast chains for four horse
wagons, ever offered for sale in this place-call
and see
August 9th. lS4S. 32 II