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For the cure of IIca ac!e. Gilliness Salt Rhcnm
Rhenn1tsn, Piles, HEARTBURN Worms, D;Sps2sIa Chol
Morbus Pains in Back Limb AMI JOINTS G'ner;.
weakness, Fits, Consumption, Papi'ann OF the Heart
Liver Complaint Rising in the Throat, ErySpelas. Deaf,
ness, DropSy Asthma lchngs Of the Skin. FcvcrS OF all
kinds Colds Gout, Gravel, Female Complaints Nervous
Complaints and all other Diseases arising from IMPURITIES
Of the BLOOD and sEcRETIoSs OF TIE LIVER AND
STOMACH.
lr Every disease which the human fran" is SUBJECT
originates from impurities of the blood derangcm"nt o
the digestive organs.
Or. Gortion's Family Pills.
Being compounded exclusively Of such ingredients as
Nature intended should operate on the Impurities OF Tic
Human System. =.
Strike at the root of the disease removing all impurities
from the body openin. the pores externally ana internally
separating all foreign and o5noxio:lS particles fr'a me
Chye, that the blood OF which II Is the origin, miSt bc
thoro rhy pnre-neccssay securing free and vigorous
action to the Heart, Lungs Liver aud Stomach. thereby
RESTORING HEALTH by opening the prs, cleansing c
veins and arteries, unm,edne all the natural veins ana w
rifng the bloo they renderthA system not only thorough
" sound but also pervlous to disease EVEN WHEN all
OTHER MEANS HAVE FAILED.
lcr Within the last twelve months more than hun
dred of the osdggraraed forms Of DYSPEPSIA have
been cured by the Medicine where rigid dieting, the Blue
Pill and almost every o!cr had been resorcd TO
without anv benefit and when death stared its miserable
adapted to the Of but this HoRRID MALADY their
uniform in this disease alone would be sufficient 10
swat on to fame the of their inventor
FACTOR OF HIS SPECIES.
% This medicine never fails to cure the worst cases OF
PILES IN treek!
ner Of lis ope aon the complaints adapted TO and the
cures has performed, refer the reader agents.
who will give them Pamphlc; gratis:
For sale by JAMES X. Mci\AIH, F. l.. ZEMr Camden
also for sale a. al the towns and country stores III The South
and West
Truth Sis powerful and. In this instance, has
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10 the Public.

The subscribers beg leave TO return their thanks
10 their customers for thcl liberal patronage afor-
dcd them during the past year, and to inform the
public that they continue the business at their old
stand, where all orders in their line will be thank
fully received and promptly attended 10. They
have good worknen and superior materials, and
will warrant all work done whether of iron or wood.
Ready made Ploughs kept OIL hand or made to or
der. Wagons, carts, carriages, dc. made or re-
paired. Prices moderate.
Jan. 10. WHITAKER g. ARRANTS.
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Fashionable Clothing.

We are nov receiving from WORK, stock Of
Ready-In,e Clothing made in the latest and most FASH
ionabc style. viz:
Super Black Dress and Froch Coats:
Do Sacks;
Brown and Olive Frock Goats;
Business Coats. Of various styles, and made Of hand
some malcTiaiS:
Cloth, Beaver Cloth and Pilot OvcrCoalS;
Vests of various styles; Pants DC;
With full supply Of Shirts, Under Garments, SuSpen-
ders sead dSting Stocks, Cravats Gloves. "srry &c,
all of which will b, sold al The very lowest prices by
Oc; 27 W. ANDERSON d. co.
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HEALTH! HEALTH!
THOMSON'S
COMP POUND SYRUP OF TAR g. WOOD NAPTHA

OVWI uUNu othol UT Inn O. WUUU Nhr ma
The only CERTAIN REMEDY for Me Curc@
CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, Bronchitis Smni'g Of B'ot, Pai" IN tie Se and
Fhoopmg. COHgh, Group: ifres. Nervous IRE
monrs Lcer Somplaipt Diselscd Kalucqs. au4
Affections generally ofMc Throat, Breast
and Lungs,
or all the diseases incident climate there is none
universal, and the time indioS and fatal
Consumption In this country especially Pulmonary Com
sumption Is emaiicay Sco"rg and III It's resisilcsS
reer sweeps over the land as Destroying Angel laying
low, with relentless hand the sron@cStand rcSt of our
Hitherto all efforts this dread disease have
proved vain and all that seemed within po:ver was
at best the alienation Of suffering. rendering somewhat
smoother, the certain progrcsS 10 the tomb.
The Proprietor, in offering this preparation TO the public,
would embrace the opportunity 10 state upon what grounds
puts forth its merits and the upon wlcl.t founs
its superior claims 10 the attention Of the afflicted that all
who require it, may rcp0c full confidence III lis
tive powers Since its first preparation he has had the
ces; bnt he was determined not 10 offer it 10 the public
til he had become thoroughly convinced nis efficacy la
wing such conviction he now confidently "l'rs il as a rem
SUMPTION and its kindred diseases.
Let the follywug speak for itself
IL have used Thomson's Compound Syrup Of Tar and
wood Naptha for some time in my practice. and have
found II the efficient remedy used in Cusn-
tive cases. chronic catarr &C., when great rriablv
with week.-mrs. of the pulmonary organs existed The ra-
pdity with which acts greatly in lis favor where dys
pnr or oppression which Immediately relieved
by il. In Pulmonary Consumption it be used with
confidence. being applicable every form of that disease
ard consider i, medicine we'll worthy the attention of
Physicians, and exempt from the mpu,aon of cmpiricisr
NJ. CHAMBERS, NJ. ID.
Philadelphia, Oct H. 1916.
The above medicine prepared only by hBNEY y Dick
SON. at n f.. of Fifth Spruce Streets Philadc
phia. Sold in Camden by F. L. IEMP, Sole Agent and
by respectable Druggists generally.
Price 81 or 50 per bottle. Beware Of limitations
January 10. st
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New York. September 9th. 1917.

NEW
Mcssrs. Wyatt & Kctclam-t;cn;cmen--l am c"lstalll-
ed Ia give YOU statement Of the benefit derived from
using Dr. tpramS Ecctuary. in n of Piles, by do
ing shall render h:lit to those who suffering from
that troublesome disease was reduced for several years
by the Piles so much that it with great difficulty for
me walk attend to my business. al:n suffered from
other disease. which were extremely troublesome. and
which am pcac say boxes of the EecluTy entire
" removed and that my health is better now than 1t las
been inr many years Ii has done and my family since
NOR" good. and will. less cXpc:lsc than al! the physicians To
whu:n have applied. medicine that have used.
remain. sill in perfect health.
Your OBJ ccrv't NELSON NEWTON,
2S0 Spring Street, cor. ReHwick
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New York. November 2. 1917.

New York. November 3 1917.
MessrS Wyatt e. Ke;cham -tienilemcn-l consider 1t
duty which not sny you bu 10 my fellow beings
to spcal in praise of DR.. uphams Ecc;uary, medicine
which Il!nk has saved nj life and Restored me to fall
health For several Years was afflicted with Piles t"ge1-
tenn employed different physicians, with good result:
and ,hev at least told me they could do for me- and
said that ImS die thus had given up all hopes of ever
having my health resnred until had called to mnd Inc
benefits tia, nephew of mine in Philadelphia benjamin
PercvaD had derived in severe of chronicle dysen-
terry by your medicine, that purchased box. which, to
my surprise after taking few doses. received great re-
.i and thank God by continuing lis that am now re-
stored to perfect health. MRS. SARAH I. AMES,
l42 Mercer street.
NoTIcE.-The genuine Upiam's Elactuary has his writ
ten signature thus (I5-A Upham. " d. The hand Is al
so done with the pen. Price 81 a box ..,,
Sold wholesale and retail hy WYATT d. kEICliAh,
l2l Fulton street. " u and Druggists generally, through
ont ile United States and Canadics
J. II. AIckAlN. Agent for Camden S. {.
March % l.
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SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES.

DR.. SMITHS PREMIUM TORPEDO MAG
NETlC MACllINES-Th is certainly the neat
est and most powerful Instrument yet offered to
the public, and as remedial agent in nervous and
chronic affections, 1t has bee. found highly ser
vceable. The American Institute has awarded
prize to this Instrument over many competitors.
For sale by F. l.. ZEMP.
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EQUINOX.

TV UTNVAs
This fine and thorough bred Stallion will stand
the ensuing season, commencing on the first of
March, and ending on he lst of July, in the vcini.
ty Of Camden, at $40 the season and $40 tho in
surancc and 80 cents to the groom.
Equinox is a beautiful dark chesnut Is hands,
three inches high, finely proportioned, of superior
form and action, of great docilty, and in all res.
poets admirably adapted 10 improve the stock Of
saddle and draft horses. He SHRED by r. l..
Stevens, Esq. of New York, out Of Janette, full
sister of Sir Charles; his sire Mr.. Bolts celebra:
ted horse Gohanna. Feb. l6-2m
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.c.y Methodist IyIE:a Books.
A supply ofthe new Southern Hymn books,
will he received by the DrKalb, and will be
be sold at the publishers prices.
w Il JOHNSTON
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NEW GROCERY

=Aassss:: PROVISION src?z.
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In Equity--Kershaw District.
Marrarct McCaskilI and Saml p. Murchison

Daniel McCaskill and others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Daniel Nc.
CaskilI, the brother of Alexander McCaskill, who
$ one of the defendants 10 this bill, departed from
This State many years since, and has not been
heard from or of since then: On motion Of J. NJ
DeSaussure, complainants solicitor, it is ordered
at the said DAME, or if he be dead any children
that he may have left, do plead, answer or demur to
this bill within three months from this day, or an
order pro confesso will be granted against him or
them
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, cEK.p.
Comm'rs Office, Feb. 10, 1S45. fS7 ST
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Jan. II, 1912.
To Rent.
TAKE A SEAT!
In Eou.1v-.hersI,aw District.

James Tlller, CT al:
John McSwCen ct al. ss- .s-y
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that John Tiller,
Jane Tler, Scaborn Tiller and Creighton Tiller,
the children Of William Tiller, deceased, defen-
dants TO this Bill are absent from, and reside be-
yond the limits of this State: On motion of Ches-
nut, complainants solicitor, it is ordered that the
said defendants do plead, answer or demur 10 the
said bill within three months from this date, or an
order pro con(esso will be entered against them.
WIN M. SHANNON, C. E.KD.
Comm'rs. Office, Feb. IS, lS4S. fS71
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Northern E'ubs, Brass Bound
Water Buckets, Sugar Cans, Kceers, Measures
&c. For sale Ly w BONNEl.
JAMS l #
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Preserves.

Preserves.
West India Preserved ginger; West Irdia pre-
served pine apples: lines, peaches, plumbs and
cherries Fresh prunes, currants, citron and LEM
ons; for sale by s. b. LEVY.
Nov g. 1917
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EhG Subscriber.

Ehe Subscriber.
E5TILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, in
bi ththe Banks ofihs place, and attend to any
CcI.missi;u Business which may be entrusted 20
him. Office At the Counting Room Of McDowal
,S Shannon e.. J. SHANNON.
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Assignec's Notice.

Assignec's Notice.
Dickson g. Latta having made an assignment to
the subscriber for the benefit cf their creditors all
indebted are requested TO make payment, and all
persons having claims are requested 10 render
ed TO collect all notes, due-bils or open accounts.
EN-. BEACH, Assignee.
Camden, March Goth. Is4e.
The stock Of Groceries on hand will be offered
at psvate sale during next week AT COST. Ba'.
gains may be expected Q23D E.M.B.
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SegarS and Tobacco.

Superior Spanish Segars, of favorite brands, and
fine chewing Tobacco, for sale by
Nav 10. S. BENSON
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For. Sale

For Sale.
A new Rosewood PIANO FORTE, Of fine
tone and superior finish. 1t may lie seen at my
Ware Room, and will he sold low.
July II. J. +. SUTHERLAND.
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e. LEV Y

e. LEW
VIII continue to act as Agent for bnth the Banks
in this place, and attend to any commission bus,
II ess that NAV he entrusted to him.
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Ladies French KID Slippers and walking Shoes
city made; also, mems and boys Rnsset and Kip
Brogans Just received and for sale by
February = +, w. BONNEY.
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Fresh Garden Seeds,
OF THE WITH OFF 1e47,
Wholesale or Retail,
WARRAN GOOD.

Just received by p. Thornton, at the Post Office,
CAMDEN, S. C..
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For Sale.
50 barrels fres!, LINE, in good order.
Jan. ). }. F. SUTHERLAND.
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Ladies' black Kid Gloves and clear Lawn IEdkfs.
a new article. Just opened by
February 9: E. w. BONNEY.
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CAMDE
Globe Arlichoke
Giant Asparagus
Early China Dwarf Beans
White Kidney do
Refugee or 100 tol do
Red Warrenton do
Fairly Valentine do
Robroy do
Yellow Cranberry do
Large Lima, very rich
shell Bean, runs well
and bears till frost
White Horse do
A very tender snap Bear
and very prolific, doe
we'll TO plant with corn.
Early Washington or sl'
weeks Peas
Early May d'
Early Charlton d'
Bishops early dwf prolific d'
Large white Marrowfat de
yis's'is Ws,s',,e.. : choice kind Dc
Blue Prussian d.
Tall Sugar d'
Early 1'uscnrora Corn
Earlr Golden Sioux do
Ear,y Sugar 10
Canary Seed, for Birds
Long Blood Beet
Elrly Turnip TO
True French sugar do
Lrrgc Purple Brocnli
Early Canlihower
CABBAGE.
Large late Drum Head
Large Drum Savoy
Late Dutch
Green Glued
Large Mountain
Green curled Savoy
Early York
Early Battcrsea
EARLY Dutch
TA considerable dis,
sons who wish to purc!
Should any oftlle abnS
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Champagne.
Baskets Champagne, "BolIinger"
do do pints, 'l'oIlinger"
do do "Bouche'
Casks Porter, quarts and pints
do Ale. Wines Liquors of all qualities.
Just received by S. B. LEVY,
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New Fall Goods.

The subscriber is now opening genera: assort-
ment of staple and fancy Goods, selected by him.
self in New York, which he offers on his usual ac-
commodating terms They comprise in part as
follows
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UrA considerable discount will be made to per
sons who wish to purchase TO sell again.
Should any ofthe above seeds, on trial, not prove
good, others will be given in return. Dec. ].
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Near Camden, Missil
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MIR. CIay's Virginia Letter.

Mr. Clay has written the following letter in
answer to one from the Wing meeting held among
the slashes OF Hanover which nominated him for the
Presidency ASHLAND, sept r. ISIS.
Nix DEAR SIR: | duly received your very kind Off.
cal letter, transmitting the proceedings of a public
meeting held at the Slash Church, in Hanover County
at which they did the honor propose my name As
a candidate for the Presidency in terms highly aater
ING and complimentary
recognize among the persons assembled on that
occasion, many with which, in my youthful days
was very familiar and extremely intmate-sssociaics
At school, paymates, neighbors, friends. The Slash
Church too where the assembsgc took place, recalls
many early and agreeable rccollections being that
at which received large part Of my imperfect edu
cation.
Regarding those proceedings the sAeclonste ex.
preston OF the esteem, attachment and confidence of
my Old companions, or their descendants, have never
received any similar documents with Cratic alton
with sentiments OF more profound gratitude; and |
presume that n that that the proceedings
occurred and were transmitted by you to me
Considered as serious and formal presentation Of
my 10 the people OF the United States candi
date Tor the Presidential Office, am that you will
not be surprised a, my saying that is impossible FOR
me 20 accept the nomination.
My name, with my consent, submitted 20 the
consideration of the Philadelphia Cow eniion which
assembled Ia June last That body thought proper to
nominate a distinguished citizen of the United States
and not In view Of the relation which stood
the Convention. do not think that ought pass any
Judgment upon it's proceedings. II Is sufficient for
TO know that II did not deem 1t eSpedent 10 nominate
me. In this decision have entirely acquiescei |
have quietly submitted to IT, and have given no encour
agement countenance to any farther or connoc
ton of my with the Presidency. To this effect |
have uniformly written all associations and indiyid.
usis who have addressed me on the subject.
| hope ths, my good friends of Hanover will approve
Of my adherence to this resolution. dictated by my
honor by a regard 10 my character and by my desire
of retirement Tell them under what great obligations
they have placed me and ihsi shall cherish the proofs
OF their friendship and confidence which you have sent
me among the most precious treasures OF memory
Nor can conclude without rendering 10 you person
ally, my grateful acknowledgment for the kind and
catering terms in which YOU have addressed me- and
especially for your touching alusion the venerated
memories of my lsmeUted parents. | am. with high
respect your friend and obcieni servant, ii. CLAY.
T. L.
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w. wan. WING DOCTRINES Sound and

We want WING DOCTRINES Sound and
And Presden, WIG 10 be, True,
No Allison Platform on which stand,
For " Availability
on, Harry Clay &c.
And now to wings who are true Whiss,
This call must surely be,
To give up men with principles,
or OIL" Availability.
Military Chieftsns good.
But in his sphere should s'ay,
We want Statesman for our guide,
And be j. Henry Clay.
oh, Harry Clay" sc,
Now Taylor he will ne'er give you
His views be what ihay may
so we II vote for one that's frank sad true,
Our own dear Harry Clay
His principles are known 10 al
And We have beard him say.
He d rather De right than President
So we II vote for Harry Clay
Oh. Harry Clay &c.
The President then stated that the sentiments
he had expressed on a former occasion remsin IN
changed. He was called on, however, as per.
sonal friend OF Mr. Clay to make no farther use OF
his name. We must yield TO this, for It IS Mr.
Claws own wish. Cries Of then nominate some
one else. Mr. HALL continued. He still could not
vote for Gen. TAYLOR. Loud cheers He was
only sorry that Mr.. CIArs wishes forced him to
resign back TO the meeting the trust they had
committed to him.
The meeting then gave nine Tremendous cheers
for Mr. CLAY, adjourned.
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CLAY SONG or 4s.


Now Wings come listen 70 me
4 story II relate,
What took place az Convention
In the good Old Keystone State
Twas down in Philadelphia,
As have heard hem say,
They Nominated Taylor.
And rejected Henry Clay.
on Henry Clay you re dearer every day
Your prospects bright
We know you re right.
And We II vote for Harry Clay.
Twas there upon the tn Of June,
Wing delegates met 10 say
Whether Taylor, Webster. Scott, Mclean.
Had more friends than Henry Clay.
Win Wings, from Loco FOco states,
They nominated he
Whom the CoNriJ calls no Ultra Whig."
But Availability
On Harry Clay &c.
Their choice among the Candidates,
They did pretend 20 say,
Was the Embodiment Of their PRINCIPLES
The noble Harry Clay
But oy their votes they proved 10 US
Twas naught but treschery,
They gave their principles for man
And Availability
Oa Harry Clay SC.
But oh how much mistaken,
Have they found themselves 10 be.
since right Will not give up to might,
Nor guIlbuity.
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ID I 4 D.
i'ue... rpwiN BALD

Tn-sss, ,fh INST srr Nngeru- Hurss, hNN ~ BALD
WIN. Esq od and respected re- deut Of thf CITY.
tale rse he lte rrtcf~, 10 fs.' bfts
1a, oH rhur.d., n.r, gsih os The ~.
fena. family, fioe-i-d 20 attend ~olt
Yesterday np'nns. ltih mt Al ot he s''h y.r Of Boz
illness, CAROLINE. vie ul smith lfsr-n
tnl daughter the sr samuel Beta. ksq
fsnisoi tho smds. and Of the family Of heftrusf, W ar
Hefts r.spertiu invited attend hsr uuerti lbs isf
Nednssia,l ~ oock p NJ nln - Clements Chunh Amp
shou farther notce ths Chunh her vii BE- sr.
- Nswio0n 1 / Tor nfcrnrut
Round HI. Mass on the 20 rt o .tn~s
rsi,si.. GEO. ROUND oi Mobile. aS-i itNeafs
an Nonas evening ih INST FILA AUGUSTA youngest tsrah
Geore and Jo.nns sherman ss moihs ,1i .
daNs
Her wii BE- ik-i o. Newport, A. ( for mtefn~ut
81 Newport and New Bsdiori pipers piess- copy.
On Iucday evening Mrs ANN widow Of Nsan-l Young tget '
years. , months and - lays OF
friend. srd 81 the family repeatedly n e
attend the e-us OF her a. flfh
socock hs DAY sept ~ Her 90 BE- tsen io hott
land Ceu-teD the folloSung fsy for ntefment
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I0wA.-Both parties tried hard to obtain the
vote Of the Mormon fugitives from Nauvoo and yici
nifty who have temporarily halted on the unsold
prairie lands within the State Of Iowa, and near
it's western limit The Wings were successful.
The Loco Focos who had organized voting dis
trict expressly for the Mormons, have stolen
the returns, that the votes cannot be counted.
BY this felony, Daniel F. Miller, Wing, has lost
the return and VIM. Thompson, the present Cass
Member is said to be reelected. Mr.. Miller will
of course contest the seat
Probably on the acceptance or rejection OF the
Mormon vote will depend the Electoral vote Of the
State.
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PoFvLas soscs, ac.-Arwn.L, 2oi Broadway, 10 daily
receiving masic, among which re strive 10 forge,
Thee. II Is the Chime, Life IN he Woods AL Of he
Cbnsy Minsels Jenny Lied. Baker Family SC; Cheer.
~ DER the Mountain, La Coissss Carrier Dove ieh edi
ton D Nora McCres somnsmbuhs Song Moonlight. Moon
light French Song OF Liberty; The Main. the Main
LII. the wes; On The Banks Of tho Guadaquiver Tell
me not Of Morning Bresking; Pilgrim Harper by 5 Lover
E.q Lament Of the Irish Esle. Flower and HHyes,
Dance Of the yennoise Chdren Lament Of the Bind Or
ph,n Gin; Beauties Of The Opera Published every mon'h
ct 50 per monh.o pages Of music, with splendid
ufh1rrsph ute Music bound. &c
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Philadelphia stocks.

SsIxs OF srocxs-F1s; Board-lO0 Lehish Coal
Scrip, SIT zoo do -. go do Sill 40OO L. ; Treasury
Notes, 6s, l06 1900 Sch NAY 6s. bs 81; 100 u : 0s
s.. l0ii l Penn's Bank, 263; Kentucky Bank, SIT
1875 State s., IS. Isl
Second BOa,&-22 Camden and Amboy RR los
1000 City %. II l00 1000 State IS, Isl us Lehigh
Coal Scrip sii 1000 Lehigh Mort Bonds, 81 -. 3
Pennsy wanna bank -62 - Nosristown RR ~ 20
Schaylkil Nav %.
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By telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune.
Markets..

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Receipts uahiH the past TUeHiy. four Hows-FLOUR,
1900 barrels, WHEAT. $500 bushels Corn. 5000 do
The FLOUR market without particular change. and
sales Of 1000 barrels made at - Is. WHEAT has
declined notice sales OF Ia 600 bushels fair Ohio
92d95c. For Com the demand active, and prices
te cts better sales reach 81 900 bushels 52d SIC.