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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-30
Carriages.

The subscriber has now on hand, variety Of
Carriages, Buggies, Rockaways, &C., and Harness
of Northern make, which he offers for ssle at
Charleston prices Having leased the establish;
ment in which he works, he is prepared to build
and 10 repair every description of Carriages, Wag.
gons. Carts, Wheelbarrows, &c. and all kinds OF
Iron work, either for plantation or other use.
portion OF patronage is respectfully solicited
pril 26 ROBERT MAN.
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Chemicals, DC.
Sulph. Quinine, IIIyd. Potash
{" Morphine Acct Zinc,
Acct. - Nitrate Silver,
Strychninc, Salicine.
Ppcrne, Ext. Kahania
Iodine, Kermcs Mineral, &C. &c,
With many others, too numerous TO mention
Call and see for yourselves at
CLEVELAND'S.
n, B. Medicines may be obtained as usual at
any hour of The night by knocking at the side door
July 26. (30n) J. A. Z.
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Ordinary's Notice.

Ordinary's Notice.
Whereas no application has been made for ad.
minisiration on the effects of John Bales, decd
have taken them IN hand as admir-. de bons'non-
All persons having demands against said estate
will present them duly attested, and those ndebt-
ed TO the same will make immediate payment.
J. R. JOY, O, X. D.
June7 % tt
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PERFUMERY, &c.

TEN UNI EEN "Cs
The subscriber has just received the most CON-
plcte supply Of choice Perlumery ever brought to
this place. consisting of the following, with many
other articles in that line:
Extracts of Jockey Club Eau dc Ncnns
Paiclouly Nymph Soap
MOlsscline Lilly White
Verbrna &c. Extra scented Rose. Almond
Roussells' oognc Water and Musk Toilet Soaps
German do do Transparent Wash Balls
Musk lavender Sand Balls
ITauel's Eau Ilgtral Roussels Sha, ing Cream
Bears Oil hleen Fun
Curling Fluid Cut Glass Toilet Bottles
Bandolinc Flower Vases, &c
July 12. MckAlN.
Georgia Plains,
l,r ANDERSON Il CO
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In Equity-.Lancaster District

Dr. d. p. Bush VS., w. G. Ranes, Jonathan Doug
lass, Molcy Martin, ct al. Bill to surrogate and
sell Real Estate &c.
1t appearing tc my satisfaction, tha, NJ. S. Per.
ry and Molcy Martin. two of the defendants to the
Bill filed in the above case. are absent from and
beyond the limits Of State: On motion of Clinton,
complanant'< solicitor. it is ordered that the said
Defendants, NJ. S. Perry and Ia!olcy Martin do ap-
pear and answer, plead or demur 10 the Bill in the
above case, on or before the 22d day .f October,
la4s, othsrwse judgment pro confesso will be or
dered against them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON, GELD
Comm'rs. Office, June 2, 154S, Z 50l
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SOutll-CarOlina---L District.
IaMe Court of Ordinary.
Jas r. Bennett and wife, Jncey Bennett, VS. WIN.
Bennett, Reuben Bennett, James Bennett and
others-Divsion or sale of Real Estate of Reu-
ben Bennett, decd.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that William
Bennett Reuben Bennett and James Bennett, three
of the defendants reside without the limits of this
State; 1t is therefore oldered That they do appear
and object to the division or sale OF the Real Es-
tate of Reuben Bennett, sen. decd, on or before
the 5th day of October next their consent 10 the
same sill he entered of record.
JAS. II. WITHERSPOON, o. I. D.
July 3, 1913. RI O0I
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In Equity--Lancaster District.
John Daniel,
VS. Petition for relief.
Il

Geo, w. Stinson, CT al
1t Itappearng TO my satisfaction, that George w.
Stinson, James Il. IStnson DR.. Thomas l.. Dun.
lap and wife Mary, defendants in tile above case,
are sbsent from and without the limits Of this State;
On motion Of R. o. p Stewart. Solicitor for Peti-
toner, ordered that the said defendants do appear
and plead, answer or demur TO The petition in the
above case, on or before the 24th day of August,
1915, otherwise judgement pro confesso will be er.
tered against them.
J. II. WITIIERSPOON, GELD.
May Is, lS4s. [S71 3m
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Lamp Oil.

A superior article Of Blcached Sperm Oil, at the
low price of ONE DOLLAR per gallon.
For srle by +. l.. ZEMP.
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Heish-IIO!
A lot of Toys, Negro Dancers, Coffee Grinders,
and Sawvers. For sale by
may IL. +. l.. ZEMP
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
EKOeEE.S
First Premium Writing INK

S'tct| 1lcda| just arardcd By the american
hsiin"e Nclr York.usl7)
The following testimony from distinguished
Institutions speaks for itself
CAN NEEslrY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Philadelphia, May II lsl1.
Having tried, for some time the Black Ink
by Mr. Joseph E. Hover, we have
found it well suited for manuscript. by its run
ming freely, and its exemption from coagulaton
Its shade we also are well pleased with.
W. f. HORNER. Nj. d., Dean of the
Faculty and Prof of Anatomy.
JOHN LUDLOW, Provost.
SAMUEL. B. WYLIE, Vice-Provost.
HENRY REED, Secretary of the Fa-
Guilty of Arts.
ROSWELL PANNE, Professor of Nat
Philosophy and Chemistry.
WV. GERHARD, Lecturer iu The
Medical Department,
Pennsylvania Medical College, Philad.
We fully concur in the above.
SAML GEORGE MORTON, Nj. d,
Dean of the Facnlty.
Central High School, Philadelphia.
A. D. RACHE, Principal.
H. NJ MURTRlE, NJ. D., Prof of Ana
American Fire Insurance Co., Philadelphia.
FREDERICK FRALFY, Secretary.
Custom House, Philadelphia
J, D, GEORGE, Dep. Naval Officer.
Hoycr's AdamantinC Cement.
factory, No. 81 North Third Street, opposite
Cherry street, Philadelphia, by
JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
EOOE Here!
BA RGAINS! BARGAINS

Sinners & Crawford, at the Old Stand Cher.
ay Hill, having illst returned from the city with
an elegant assortment of Fall Goods, colnpri-
sing ever. thing that is beautiful In lyle, quality
and quantity, and ev,ry thing cheap in price
as well as in quality offer them to their
friends at their lowhst rates. They consider it
useless to enumerate here, as is customary, but
hope their friends will give them an earl " call, &,
assuring them that they may find anything they
want or what IS usually seen n IL country store.
They will sell cheap at tho usual credit, and
cheaper for cash. All kinds ofcountry produce
taken in, and the highest price paid for it. Call
and see for yourselves, is all we ask.
Cherry Hill, Oct 2 Al.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
SHEPHERDS VERMiFEG f OR
sDs'3ll DESTROYER,
MARY PIERCE,
No 265 Light street

Read the following evidence of Shepherds
Sarsaparilia. Baltimore, Feb. %, al .
Mn. }. G. SHEPHERD,
DEAR SrR:--Bu pleased to except my unfeign-
ed thanks, for the specimen Of ermituge, which
you have done me the favor to send. have
nscd it in seventeen cases, and in not a single
instance has it failed 10 produce the desired eff
icct--on the contrary, its operations have been
attended with the most hatterng success. But
it needed not trial TO satisfy me of its ficacy
in destroying worms, Tor when ! was informed
by the proprletors, of its component parts felt
assured that 10 use it would not he el.pyrc,sm.
nor would it in the least, aid or encourage that
direiul foe ofthc human family-qua ckcry.
The ingredients have truly been selected with
care and The dsagreabie necessity of following
up the VermitiIge by active cathartics has been
avoided by the ludicious admixtuN ofsuch REM
edies as are best calculated to promote the ac-
tion ofthc bowels. BY promulga:idg knowl-
edge of its virtues throughout the world | have
not the least doubt out that mothers will regard
the distribution of so valuable medicine as the
beniacor of their offspring, With sentiments
of friendship; am yours truly.
W. H. BALTzELL, A. NJ. NJ" D.
uPDr. W. IT. Ballzell is member of one
ottho most respectable families in the state
was pupil of the renowned Surgeon Professor
N. r. Smith, graduated with the highest honors
at the Univ ersity Of Maryland, and at this time
enjoys practice second to none IN extent in the
city OF the same age
Cecil co,nty
DR. Norris, T. & T, A. Janney, Port Deposit,
DR.. J. Wallace Elk.on. William b. Turbit,
Warwick, 7. H. H Knight s. Co, Battle
Swamp, R L. Thomas, North East, Z B.
Graham Charesown. Oct 30th Al
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
New and Cheap
FOREIGN H.ND DOMESTIC
DRY GOD STORE
Market street, neayly opposite the Far.

No. "A Hdfka street, nearly opposite me far'
mns Bank Uilmington, Deid1care.
The subscriber having opened a new Store,
in the buIdino tormerly occupied bv Mr. John
Bovd and HAVING lust fitted it M in a handsome
manner: he now invites his friends. tho citizens
# Cecil county. to call and examine the Goods.
before makinr their purchases The stock hay-
ing beon selected. nnd boroht at low prices.
thev will he sold arcordinqlv. at such rates as
cannot fail TO please.
The oeso r,,no,t com,r;s,s :, ,,r, of British
French and American Cloths and Cassimcres,
Sat,inetts, from 81 l-2 81 - cts. yestnps,
a. ,aIs and t;ok;,r, Ea,t,,ol,x ;a,ns cbecIs
domestic rinohnms blankets Hamilton and 9th.
or cotton Iannels. crash Tow linens Russia
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
Beautiful AlleSOry.

Night kissed the young rose, and it
bent softly to sleep. And stars ShoDe,
and pure drops hung upon its blushing
bosom, and watched its pure slumbers.-
Morning came with its dancing breezes,
and they whispered to the young rose,
and 1t awoke joyous and smiling. Light
ly it danced to and fro in all the loyel-
ness OF health and youthful innocence.
Then came the ardent sun-5od sweep
ing from the east. and he s,note the young
rose with his golden shaft, and it tainted.
Deserted and almost heart broken, it
dropped to the dust in its lovclncsS and
despair.
Now the gentle breeze, who had been
gambling over the sea, pushing on the
light bark, sweeping over hill and dale
by the neat cottage and the still brook
tanning the fevercd brow of disease, and
tossing the curl of innocent childhood
came tri piping along on the crrands Of
mercy and love and when she fastened
to kiss it, and fondIy bathrd its forehead
in cool, refreshing showers, the Young
rose revived, looked up and smiled, flung
It's ruddy arms as if in gratitude to en-
brace the kind breeze but she hurried
quickly away when her generous task
was pcrtormed-yet not without regard,
for she soon perceived that delicious
fragrance had been poured on her wings
by the grateful rose, ana the kind breeze
was glad in her heart, and went away
singing through the trees.
Thus charity, like the breeze which
gathers fragrance from the humble
flowers it rctreshes, unconsciously reaps
a reward in performance of its Offices of
kindness and love, which steals through
the heart like arich perfume to bless and
ia rhnnr
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
PKEEEsD'S
SARSHP.ARILL.H,
For the permanent Cure ofaH Diseases arising
from an impure condition ofhc Blood.
pIiRIEY THE BLOOD

For the permanent Cure fall Diseases arising
from an impure condition Of The Blood.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
| The individual who is unfortunately the VIC
TIM of hereditary disease-covered perhaps.
| with scroiulous ulcers of the most loathsome
character--alflcted with glandular swelngs,
! contacted limhs-the severe and painful effects
Of chronic Rheumatism white swelhngs. DIS
eased bones, cutaneous affections, or any OF tle
complaints arising from unhealthy blood, should
at cnce resort to the great rcstorer OF health
the kino of medicines, s,-SHEPHERDS SARS-
ApARII.LA' Hundreds who have been aiilic-
ted for wears with arrangement Of the organs
differentiation and secretion, have been renova-
ted. cured rest red to life, as it were, and are
now living evidences in favor of this wonder
fnl and inestimuby valuable preparation Scores
of cert!ieatei are at hand. TO provo to the un-
believeing its powerful efficacy.
CONSUMPTION CT RED.
By the use Of Shepherds SarsapariHa
The following is from gentleman OF re-
spcctablc standing in Baltimore who was effec-
lnally cured of that dreadful disease ConsumP-
ton by a few bottles Of Shepherds Sarsaparil-
la. BALrlMoRe, .4ug .29th, lS41'
This is to certify that was fast sinking un
dca symptoms ofConsumption Of the Lungs, un
til | was recommended to try Shepherds Sars
aparilla, which fortunately did and am unde-
th. s,ronnes, convict,on that it saved my life
an, nov, ronidlv recovering and hope in
,har, ,;n,o IN ha restored to perfect health; un-
d.r no consideration would Ibe without the
medicine. DAVID RICKETTS,.
No. %, Hill street
ppoNcuIT1S CIJRED
,,'a.o s,tysr;no from Bron-
c,i,is ~ ,a cnns,mntiou in the throat, and con-
,;m.;mo Em',1' VI ~ smisr from wear to year
,.hia us ,ad,, nf tho highest character is at
h,"I sh.nheyd,s Sarsaparla will afford al
t' mnSt inc nenus relief and ultimately per-
monont mo1. nnrs in a,I cases of this krnd. The
cJlnm,',, ;s ono of . tnousand cases of this dis
a. sc alnne' cured bv the use of Shepherds Sars-
"as.nia uas.
Dp'' ''" p,t;,,oro ,uo. aotb. ls47.
1horo,v cs,,;c, ,hnt wax c,nGned to my bed
g a,.ar,yy ,n,,,is viii Cb,,nic Br,nchHis' and
'oi sI'e''' ". "u ,rad ot the RECON-
.ou'I g.. Nv ~, rhrs;c;,n SurrurpD,s SARsA-
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22

State of Narylaid, Crfh county, sci:
ETPON application made to me the subscriber
u one ofthe Judges of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county by George E. Wooley, Of said
county imprisoned for debts he is unable to pay,
by his petition praying the benefit Of the lnsol-
vent Laws of this State, schedule of his pro-
perty and of bis creditors and dcbto RS, on oath
as far as he can at present ascertain the same
being annexed to his petition, and the said peti,
tioner having satisfied me that he has resided
for two years last past in the State of Maryland,
and he having taken the oath prcscribedby the
Act of los Chapter 40 and given bond with
security sufficient for his appearance before the
Judges of Cecil county court, on the first Tues
day in the next April Tenn of said court, and
at such other time or times as the said court may
direct TO answer such nterrogatories and ale
cations us may be made against him relative to
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
A Small Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers his farm on
which he now resides, with the stock,
and farming implements) for sale. 1t IS
productive and in an improving condl-
ton. Possession can be had at any time
from the first of January next, until the
twenty fifth day of March lS4s. 1t IS
in convenient, respectable, and healthy
neighborhood, near North East, IA Post
TOWN. Cecil county Md.
GEO. w. FORD.
Dec. IS, Aft
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
ROOFING AND SCOUTING

at the shortest notice and in the best and most
approved manner, and we are willing 10 contract
with those wanting jobs Of this KIND done to
make our work perfect or ask no pay.
Persons wanting articles in our line would do
we'll 10 call and examine our assortment OF ware
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are confident
we can offer them as good articles, and at as low
prices as can be procured from any other quarter
We are located in the lolow, directly oppu-
site the Farmers & Mechanics Hotel, in the
store house lately occupied by Jos c. Cloud
with his plough establishment, where we hope
to receive share ofpublic patronage.
Apr 8, '4I--4m
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22

CURING BmEr.--By most of the modes
now in use: the beef becomes too much
imprcgnatcd with salt, and is not as a
consequence so fine for eating. By the
following process this difficulty is pre-
vented, and the beef will keep till the
following summer: To q sht gallons Of
water, add two lbs. Of brown sugar, one
quart of molasses, four or. of nltre. and
fine salt till it will float an egg~ This is
enough for two common quarters Of beef.
1t has been repeatedly tried and found
very fine famous beef eater SAYS it is
the only good way
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
True Iopv Tes[.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH. elk.
Ian. lst lSIS-3m. Of Cecil county Court.


Mulc OT HdTyhhd, ,ctH county 81.
EIPON application made 10 me the subscriber
one the Judges Of the Orphans Court Of
Cecil county. by Stephen Bavard of said
county, imprisoned for debts he is unable to'pay,
by his petition praying the benefit of the Insol-
vent Laws ofthis State a schedule of his pro-
pertv and of his creditors and debtors, on oath as
far as he can at present ascertain the same De-
ing annt xed to his petition, and the said peti-
toner having satisfied me that he has resided
for two wears last past in the State of Maryland,
and he having taken the oath prescribed by the
Act of 1906 Chapter ITO, and given bond with
security sufficient for his appea rance before the
JUDGES of Cecil county Court, on tho first Tues
cav n the next April Term, of said Court, and
at such other time or times as the said court may
drcrt to answer such interrouatories and allie
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
State of iNuu(and, Cecil conlty. Set:

state of NrruIond. Cecil cou,,ty. Set.
-rpoN ,nnlc,,;,n ,,ds ,o mo ,bc Subscribe,
{ one Of ihe Jud~es Of the ornhans, Court Of
Coil comfy bv lanes Clark of said county inn
nr;ynncd for debts he is unable 10 nav. bv his
nation nroviny the brnct;t Of lie insojyeut
,v.s nf this Stnio n schedule Of his nrnncrty
and or his cred;,rrs o,d debtors ON oath as far
os he can at nrcscnt ascertain ,hc same, (cur
,,,noxaI ,a HE NO, ,;,;on nnl ,bo enid n"ti,irnrr
ha,';nr .,,isGed ms tl,a, he Lss resided for Two
vo,rs lac, n,st in Tho St,tc of MARYLAND and Il,
bovn,r IA Een the oath nrnscribcd Iv the Art Of
'eos CIan,au m ,Io 49, r;,a,, b<,,,, ',,;,h ,on,,r;,
sntI;cien, for his anneorance before the ,Judycs
ofToni coun,v co',r, W., the frs, Tine sdnv ncy
az ~ H.. frs, Nond,, in AMI n,vt and a, smrh
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
State Of Maryland, Cecil copnty, Set:

NtWe u IIufytHHN, tCCft CONH'y, oCt.
ETPON application made to me the subscriber
I one Of the Judges of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county by John w. Mercer Of said
county imprisoned f1r debts he Is unable to pay
by his petition PRAYING the benefit of the Insolvcnt
Laws ofthc State, a schedule of his property and
orhis creditors and debtors, on oath as far as he
can at present ascertain the same, being annexed
to his petition, and the said petitioner having
salts fled me that he has resided for Two years
last past in the State Of Mary land, and he lIav-
ing taken the oath prcscr ibcd by the Act Of 1908
Chapter ITO, and given bond with security snlli
cent for his appearance before the Judges OF
Cecil county Court, ON the first Tuesday next
after the first Monday in April next. and at such
other time or tunes as the said court may direct,
to answer such nttrrogatorles and allegations
as may be made against him relative 10 his ap-
plication and having complied with the rcqnis-
lions of the .7ct Of Assembly. passed at Dccem-
Der Session 1925, entitled an Act relative 10 in-
solvent debtors chapter 205, and the several sup
plemcn, thereto, by executing deed OF all his
property real, personal and mixed TO Lewis W..
Thomas, appointed by me Trustee to the said
John w. Mercer, and the said Trustee having
giving bond with approved security for the per-
fornance of the trnst, and certified in writing to
me that he was in possession of II the estate Of
the said petioner mentioned in his schedule, do
therefore order that the said John w. Mercer, be
discharged from Imprisonment, and that he give
notice TO his creditors Of his application for tho
benefit of the lnsovent Laws of the State of
MARYLAND, and that the first Tuesday next after
the first Monday in April next, is the day APP
pointed for his appearance before the Judges ui
Cecil county Court, to answer such lntorrogato-
rics and allegations as may be propounded TO him
relative 10 his said application; that the SAID no.
tcc be given by advertisement in some ncwspa-
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
THO SAW viii.

1EtC Shss N M3as
FROM THE GERMAN OF KORNER.
BY WILLIAM C. BRYANT.
n yonder mill rested,
And sat me down TO look
U pom the wheels quick gllmmer,
And on the flowing brook.
As in d ream, before me,
The saw, with restless play,
Was cleaving through a fir-tree
Its long and steady way.
The tree through all its fibres
With living motion stirred,
And, in dirge-ke murmur,
These solemn words heard
Oh. thou, who wandercst hither,
A timely guest thou art!
For thee this cruel engine
lspassng through my heart,
When soon, in carth's still bosom,
Thy hours of rest begin,
This wood sha II form the chamber
Whose walls shall close tllee in.
Four planks-I saw and shnddercd-
Dropped in that busy mill;
Then, as tried to answer,
AT once the wheel was still
Graham's Magazine.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
State '@gf NarglunJ, Cecil countv, SCI:

State. Naryland, Cecil county, Set:
NTPON application made to me the subscriber
4 one of the Judges of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county by Thomas w. Simmons, of
said county imprisoned for debts he is unable to
pay, by his petition praying the benefit Of tn
lnsolyent Laws of this State, a schedule of his
property and of his creditors and debtors, on oath
as far as he can at present ascertain the same
being annexed to his petition, and the said Pc
ttioner having sat sfied me that he has resided
for two years last past in the State of Maryland
and he having taken the oath prescribed by the
Act Of 1905 Chapter ITO, and given bond with
security sufficient for his appearance before the
Judges of Cecil county Court, on the first Tues
day in the next April Term of said Court and
AT such other time Or times as the SAID court may
dir' ct to answer such nterrogatorics and ale
cations as may be made against him relative to
his application and having complied with the
acquisitions Of the Act Of Assembly, passed at
December Session 1925, entitled an act relative
TO insolvcnt debtors, Chapter 2O5 and the sever-
al supplements thereto by executing deed OF
all his property real, personal and mixed to Ed
ward b. Jewis, appointed by me Trustee to the
said Thomas w. Summons, and the said Trus-
tee having given bond with approved security
for the performance Of the Trust, and certified
in writing to me that he was in possession Of all
the estate of said petitioner mentioned in his
schedule, | do therefore order that the said
Thomas w. Simmons, be discharged from inn
prisonment and that he give notice to his cred
ilors his application for the Insolvent Laws of
the State Of Maryland, and that the first Tues
day next afthe first Monday in April next, is the
day appointed for his appearance before the
Judges of Cecil county Court, to answer such
in,errogatories and allegations as may be pro-
pounded TO him relative to his said application,
4 L., H..
in some newsr raper printed in Cecil county once
a week TOR at least three months before said first
Tuesday in til next April Term Of Cecil county
Court. Given under NY hand this 18th day OF
ept.mber is47. ABRAM CHANDLER.
True Copy. Test
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH. elk.
Jan lst ls4s-3m OF Cecil county Court
The Cecil Whig., 1848-01-22
Notice.

ARAMINTA FOARD, respectfully invites
the attention of the Public TO her handsome and
well selected assortment Of FALL and WIN
TER Millinery just received from Philadelphia.
wv ide black silks and velvits for vlscties and
w dresses ust received ten pieces Of all
widths qualities and prices.
Nov, 6 '4s. NV. PALMER, Agent.
Tranberries and Zante Currants for sale by
u Dec, Is I,RowN MCINTIRE.
rhrstmas Goods, great variety OF fancy and
Sstapc articles, suitable for the season, just
received and for sale by
Dec. Is BRowN McTNTIRE
Juvenile Books. lot ofbooks suitable for
- Christmas and Newyears presents for sale by
Dec. IS BRowN MClNTlRE.
Namily Bibles for sale by
IL Dec. Is BRowN MClNrIRE.
aides and Gents Glovcs.-A large assvrt-
HAment of all kinds ofgloves constantly on
hand at 81. Market street.
Nov. 6 AL N. w. PAsMER, Agent
b nurellas-Just received ten dozen large
u and small cotton umbrellas direct from the
manufacturer, and selling at unusual low prices
Nov, Al. ~ w. PALMER, Agent.