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Is pSi.sor-M Blake Eaa.ssr ssndsy evening". nsD.
shs sd a sas;
Mons Ha srisii s. CLAIR %s
hs Js 2Ss ISL Gs s
tnnsw. M, MsllSvpsar MI Pope; swtehsg, Mr. sm%
family and I'd circe 25 cts; gallery 12l5 cts.
RURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREEr-MoN
Of the Mar sf M the saSpssa
M Ns Porter MT Rea MsrchiOns.s Miss Barber
as% Ss: ssss
.sSa %;., RMaTtsts R.s Tstia;
s keppnsay Boxes Paras 80 Family Circle
ana
in the afternoon at So o'clock and
Gsn and s the largest persons in the world They
comic nelange Third week Of Whites talented popular
They Also engaged Miss Bar
S Of ss
children under 10 years l2IS cents.
CASTLE GARDEN-FRENCH HEIsER, PRoPRIE-
-, tors-snmmcr Fetss i-on MONDAY Evening. June
m and each successive evening during the Summer Sun
aSs S be e Grand and Hsu-
as % AfSi
respectable Masters the engaged expressly
in shs e
Tickets 70 cts Doors open at Concert to commence
A STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.-TnE ABOVE THEA
IA tre to be let for term of several months from
present time. For terms, &C., apply to
C0kBYN MARTINI
Musical and Dramatic Agents, No. Barclay ST.
CASTLE GARDEN-THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDING
~ to give series of Grand Promenade Concerts the
same magnificent scale and PLAZA that adopted by the cele
braed Julien and Musard in Paris and London request
steal artists st talent and responsibility who wish
gage to submit their propositions Tin wrtng) to their
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Onn nnn BOTTLES OF DIR. KELLiNGERS LIN
OOO,OOVimont, have Leen solo, without solitary
failure stopping Diarrhga Cholera Bilious Cholic &c&c,
Rhsuma all other Paus, well all manner of Old
Sores pain aud BRUISES Sold in large and small bottles
at I2 and 90 I'D Pearl street. and 46 Broadway
Doctor he consulted daily Distributing agents
"a cd wi have out efta
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DEATH TO THE INSECTS AND vERMIN-
DIhough capital punishment some folks don't please,
When huma nifty suffers the sentence;
We willing to kill reaches, bed bugs and heas,
without giving time for repentance"
Since Lyon his powders bestowed on mankind,
NOlonger they venture to tease us;
But self murder commit and by going IL blind,
Do their best, stupid wretohes, TO please us.
Nor less stupid and blind arc the rats and the mice
Lyons Pills they devour with grsto,
Then stagger, keel over and die in = tricc
As the bugs 90 by nibbling the dust, 0.
The Magnetic Powders and Pills. which contain nothing
nos To ma cold at
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FOREIGN THEATRICALS.

Mr. Anderson has been playing engagement in
Manchester. The Manchester Examiner says:-Mr. An
derson, will be by the advertisement, has
arrived at tho postvely aud though in every other
respect of change" have yet to learn that
mis- word can be my seriously metamorphosed his
hats and handkerchefs Still should desire him to
remain for a short time longer. are convinced
try friends, have yet to be astonished at his per-
formanees.
The Eaon,iner also gives the following items:-Mr.
Tompleton, after an absence OF five years from Man.
chester gave Of his musical evenings in the Free
trade Hail, Tuesday evening. May l6 Some of his
songs were finely delivered, particularly Z" Tell hor
love hcr" and the famous hunting song, g. Old Tow
leri in which Mr.. 1enpeton almost carried us back to
the days of lncledon There was good deal Of racy
anecdote mixed up in pleasant manner, by the vo-
caist during the progress OF the evenings the slight
memorials Of the composers whose music he sang being
among the most interesting MIR Templeton gave
another Of his selections a. the Athcnmum Thurs
day evening In the former Of these entertain mcnts
he was assisted by Miss Kenneth who sang couple OF
Regiment through the courteous permission OF Col
Nich.l piece which they introduced consisting OF
melodies from various operas played with great
musical skill and met with the applause so well me
rted 1t is the intention of Mr. Tcmpeton to revisit
Manchester on his return from Scotland, about the
month Of October.
Those of readers who pay any attention to what
,zniliar with the name Of f. Chanfrau who appears
to be n great favorite with the New York public
Should he visit England next 1t is said
tends to do the people Of Manchester will have an op-
portunity of seeing his Mose in the piece entitled
20 Life in New York
On Monday evening May iathi Mr., III. j. Wallack
took benefit ut the Theatre Royal Manchester, and
retired from the management of that theatre The
house will be closed until June 5th when It will be re-
opened with an Italian operate company
The Sunday Times OF Nay 18th gives the following
"Thc temperance Of Madile Aiboni, last night at
her Majestys Theatre, following on the departure
from the stage of her famed contemporary, Jenny
Lind, compensated in great degree for that re-
gretful event, and hailed with spirit OF
enthusiasm that have proved most gratifying to
her feelings. The cement that this favorite
artist would appear in her original character that
of cbarrn pppn Coma m
la, had Its full effect and drew crowded and fashion,
ably attended house Every box and stall had Its oc-
cupants, from the pit which densely crowded, to
the lofty roof Of the theatre rhe was reproduced
with every attention to effect Albon, who has been
in Paris for weeks since her last appearance occu
pied In completing an engagement, seemed, We were
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MI ECHANICS HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
vi Grand and Broomc streets.-OPEN EVERY EVENING
KING THE WEEK and every night until further notice,

CASTLE GARDEN-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
win be given on Sunday Evening, June 10th. by tho
ebrated New York Brass Band under the direction of Mr.
o. osher Admission l2s cents Concert to commence
ooeiock The Cosmoramas have been correctly arranged
and be seen at all times
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- king heg inform bis friends and the public that his
medicines and prevention of the Cholera. may
be had genuine only Mt the store OF H. Julian i3 Grand
street. (uew numbcr) Of Edge-the he
oessfuy made during the reign of that fearful disease
in 1884 The Doctor 10 In attendance day and night.
TN pkINAgE DISEASES A SINGLE GLANCE ENA-
bes Dr. Delaney to apply his falling remedies, and
the disease disappears leaving faint behind,
but entirely relieving the sufferer from all trouble. His
dones by other discovered, aud
stand before world OF the greatest blessings
youchsafed by the Almighty ering 0fce 81 Lspe-
nard street, street south OF Canal,
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To Delhi, by m, ~ miles
And back between 3 a m and m, arriving at
Stamford by , p m going, and by "A m return
ing. t
$685. From Catskil at every Wednesday and Saur-
BY Kiskatom Pslensville, Tannsrsvlle Hunter,
East Lexington, and Lexington
To Pratsvlls, by ii a m, Monday and Thursday, 80
miles Ua litig u =, "a
And back between IL m, Monday and Thursday,
and 3 m next days; arriving at Lexington by I
pm Wednesday and Saturday going, and by 2
m Monday and Thursday returning.
Mail messenger service will be requires between Casl
and the steamboats,. ssfif3s ! ftt'ti
$780, From Coxsackie at m every Monday and Friday
BY Midway, Greensile, South Wcsssrloo, and
Norton Hill IN +,
To Oak Hill, by m, IS miles
And back beiwsen m and m next days.
ss7 From Cairo at 81 m every Tuesday, Thursday and
BY Eas. Durham Durham, Potter. Hollow, and
Conesvlle
| To Glboa, by III m, Is miles
| And back between IL m and s pm.
| $685. From Union Society at 81 m svery Saturday
By Big Hollow |
To Eas,kill, by m. 9 miles
| And back between l p m and 81 . m.
| &c., From Lexington at l m every Monday
BY Wcstkil and Bushnesville
To Shandskcn Centre, by 4 p m, II miles
And back between m and 8 m.
| 900 From PrausvilIe at 2 p m every Saturday n
BY West Lexington
To Cloverville, by 7 p m, l6 miles
And back between m and IN.
g0i From Pnttsvlls At Ill every Monday Wsdnes-
day, and Friday
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by Danube, Newvllic, Starkvle, and VanhOrns-
vile
To Springfield, by p m % miles
And back between and I2 m.
1896. From Herkumer at IL every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
By Mohawk, Dennisons Corners, Jordsnsville,
Pages Corners, Richfeld Springs, Schuyler's
Lake, and Oakvlle
To Cooperstown by Z p m, 81 miles
And back between 5 a and IL a m.
Proposals for sxtimesaweek service will be considered.
Mai-messenger service between Mohawk and the rail-
road will be required.
$50 a. From Russia at 6 a m every Wednesday
By Postville, Ohio, and Wilmot
To Moorehouscvlle by IL m, % miles
And back between m and m with an ed
ditiona trip TO Ohio and back every Saturday.
ss7. From Cherry Valley a. m every Monday, We'd
nesdsy, and Friday
BY East Springfield, Springfield, Warren, Rich6eld
Springs, Winfield West Winfield, Bridgewatsr
Sangerfeld, Madison, Bouckv,lle, Worthwhile
Nelson, Cazenova, Oran, Manlus, Fayetteville,
and Dewitt
To Syracuse, by 3 p m next days, 81 miles
And back between IL M Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and a m next days.
Separate proposals. for each half Of this route dividing
MorrsviIle, will be considered.
99e. From Cherry Valley at pm every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday
BY Roseboom Mddefeld, and Westvile
To Milford, by m, 10 miles
And back between p m and 10 m next days.
Proposals to commence at Wss,vills are invited.
Sss. From Coopsrstown at every Tuesday and Sat-
By Middleheld, wsstford, and Decatur
To Worcester, by 8 pm, ~ miles
And back between a m and IL m.
1000. Prom Coopsrnown At g. m every Tuesday, Thurs-
day, and Saturday
By osksvlle, Burlington, West Burlington, 3D.
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And back between a m and p m, Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday
962 From Plasburg at 10 every Monday, Wodnes-
day, and Friday
BY West Pattsburg, Cadyvllc and Saranac =
To BEDFORD, by 6 p M 81 miles
And back between m and next days.
983 From West Chazy at 10 every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
To Moore's, by l m, 10 miles
And back between a m and Q a m.
964 From Fort Covington at every Thursday and
Saturday
BY Bombay and MORA
To Dickinson, by ~ m, lS miles
And back between m and I p m.
Proposals for once-a-week service are invited.
1885, From Fort Covinston at every day, except Sun
day
BY West Constable and East Constable
To Malone, by M IL miles
And back between and II p
966. From Chataugay at 9 a m every Wednesday
To Canada line, by ~ m, 10 miles
And back between p m and Al IN.
967. From Schenectady at m daily
BY Hoffman's Ferry, Cranesvillc, Amsterdam,
Tribes Hill, Fonda, Canajohare, Paatine Bridge,
Fort Plain Palatine, ST. townsville, Mannheim,
Little Falls, Herkimer, East Schuyler, and West
Schuyler
To Utica, by - m, 7e miles
And back between 81 a and Oh, ION. pm;
With an additional daily mail between p and
laPm going, and II p m and 10 m returning.
Proposals to omit one both the Sunday trips will be
considered.
1888. From Schenectady a. every Wednesday and
BY East GlensvIle, Charleston, Glenvls and West
Charlton
To Galway, by . p M, 81 miles
And back between 8 a m and 2 p m Tuesday and
Friday
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And back between a m and p m Mondays.
9a7. From Troy at 10 m every Monday Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Lansingburg Deepskil Schagticoke, Easton
North Easton, Greenwich, North Qresnwch
South Argyle, Argyle, North Argyle, South Hart
ford, Hartford, and North Granville
To Whitehall, by 10 m, GO miles
And back between m and 6l m Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
92S. From Troy at 9 a m daily
BY Lansngburg
To Waterford, by 10 a m, miles
And back between p m and 3 p m.
Query Whether necessary
929. From Troy at every day except Sunday
By Lansngburg, Waterford Mechancsvie Nal
tavile, Malta and Baston
To Saratoga Springs, by III m, 80 miles
And back between II m and IN.
$50. From Troy at a m daily
BY Watervliet Centre
To Schenectady, by m, 20k miles
And back between 81 m and Al m.
93l. From Troy at a every Monday Wednesday, and
Friday
By Wynants Kill, West Sand Lake, Alps, Yves,
Stephentown, Stcphentown, Hancock Mass }
and Lanesboro
To Pitts6eld, by 3 p m, 40 miles
And back between IL and p m, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday
939 From Waterford At p m every Tuesday and Sat-
Bv Half Moon, clinon Park, Jons.vile, and East
To Ballston, by p m, 10 miles
And back between m and IL m.
$50 From Mschsnicsvile 10 every Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday tsu
BY saltwater, Bsmu Heights, Covssvlls, Schnyl-
snvills, Northumberland, Fort Miller, and Fort
Edward Csnirs
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10 Lisle, by IL m, - miles
And back between and pm.
Proposals to end a. Nantcoke Springs are invited.
1929. From Cortlandt Village at S m every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday
BY McGrawsvle and Freeown Corners
And back between IL m and p m.
Proposals for twce-a-week service are invited.
1923 From Cortlandt Village at 2 m every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
By Mclean Dryden, Etna, and Varns
To Ithaca, by 7 m, % miles
And back between u m and pm.
Proposals for six-timesaweek service will be considered
1924 From Hamilton at m every Wednesday and Sat-
BY Lebanon, Georgetown oselic, South ot'sle,
and Lnklcan
To Pitchers Springs, by II next days, % miles
And back between IL m MONDAY and Thursday
and II m Wednesday and Saturday, lying
at OtseIic
1925. From Hamilton at m Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
By Poo!eville and East Hamilton
To North BrookkeId, by ~ m, 10 miles
And back between p m and p m.
1896 From Chi,.inngo at a m every Wednesday and
BY Peryville, Fenner, and Nelson
To Erieville, by p m, Is miles
And back between p m and pm.
1927. From Railroad at m daily, except Sunday, ,,
BY Chi!tninso, Cazenova, Delphi, and new
Woodstock
To De Ruyter, by 10 m, "a mile.
And back between IL p and S q m next DAYS
1929 From De Ruyter at m every Monday Wednesday,
and Friday
By Cuyler, Truxton East Homer, and Homer
To Cortandt Village by m, 81 miles
And back between Al m and 81 pm
By Lsnos coekalIe. P s Morri.,II', and
Eaton
To Hamilton, by 81 p m, % miles
And back between a and p m.
1890. From Utica at IL m daily
BY Whestown, Oriskany, Rome, Green's Co'
ners, Oneida Depot, Wampsvils, and Canas'o"
To Syracuse, by q IN, SO miles III.
And back between 81 and u p m with an aa.n
tonal mail every day, except Sunday, beSeedd
lap m and q m going, and between u anu
81 m returning
1891 From Utica At l m every Monday and Friday L.:
BY Frankfort Hill, LitchReld, Cedarvie CoumoO'
and South Columbia
To Rich6eld Springs, by p M Is miles
And back between and ii am.
1899. From Utica At l a m every day, except Sunday
rs" fra page DAILY Union.l
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Classical and School Books.

Anth,n's Cicero, Caesar, liu:acr Nirglland SIiS.
AnthasS. Clrar'anis do.
Owen, Cyrorpa. iluchinso:s Go.
Billions Greek Grammar
Latin and G:,.k Readers.
ana F.i,ei,h tir.lmuar:
A;,,hun's sew t:rcrk Grammar F'k.s do
Greek Lessons and Prose Composition.
Latin do do do
Andrews Slod lard : Latin Grammar Exercises
and Reader.
First Lessons in Latin.
M.in..,i AL t:np!'s ! t y 'Di il l.ai aHl Creek
Latin Tutor: lIair's Lati: S?'iax.
Gmii',. tiauns' Latin Grammar.
RrI !inans Ru,lnnrn:S Lam Grammar.
Jacob. l.a,iu Reader.
hu,.u Jacob. Greek Reader.
CoaprS Virgil: Tyi"r'S fIci:u'.
Iryrrr,r' lusru;.!; i.ri i;on".
Historic SrcIa.
Ia.n,,5i,,c'S Abridged Classical D:c;on@ry
Iii!'.!l a!i Srr;r t;T.ck aiI i..ns dc.
.vr-rt'> L"N,.,Y: Groves 90.
Auri,un. Gin >,ic;. Dictionary.
Nilsworih's L,iin 90 6vo. and Ahsd
Dhln"g::,'S T!.NirHn: dn Abridged.
(:rrishlrh's Greek Testament.
ParkIur.l'. Hebrew Lexicon.
French. Spau>a. Italian and German EriinmaFS,
dictionaries. Readers. EXERCISE, sr.
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ril IN. l5il. J"
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Blacksmithing and Wagon Making.


The undersigned having taken the stand recently
occupied BY WHITAKER Il ARRANTs. respectfully
gives notice, that he intends TO carry the busi.
ness as heretofore.
In his Blacksmth's Shop he is prepared to fill
all orders with promptness and despatch. lie will
make 10 order, all kinds Of p!oushs, with other
plantation tools, and mill work. Particular at
tcntion will be paid to shoeng horscs-ln short,
as he will give his personal attention to both de-
partments Of his business, he will guarantee satIs-
iac ion.
Ills Woodslop is amply supplied with the best
Of Timber, well.seasorcd, and lie would like to
sec the man, who can put up better work, from
whec barrow, up to six passenger stage coach
His prices will be in accordance with the times,
ard or the ready money will be such as cannot
fail To satisfy the most economical.
AS he believes in the maxim that short settle
mcnts make long friends, he will expect settle
mcnts to Le made quarterly.
~ D. ARRANTS. g
Feb IL If
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a sah.Hid certain cure l3r lpNStA"ri2S OF TIE
Luyc;. SPLITTING OF BLoo9. CorGHs. CoIos, ASTHMA
P,,y rs THE >inE, EaoxcrrIS. uoorING CorGu and all
PuIMoyAEi NFrEcrI"N$.
TE:@E.MoEgAE&.
Ey;-a", r.,u Certificates ~c.. ~ il full b!
Nj =, l.. scnvill-iltynr hcan afflicted viii most
li<,rrsiir CGlg ms; u,Y Lungs hotanr afI,crdo such
4 l"Gre. that wns rUnsia;a!lF SI;ig a'GuG a! b"ii.
a'.:', n" r.!i"f n yr.crIr.l i"i. i Dir; RoGEG>$
MgEHEONT ;'! TAR. w.,l restored l''r g." ti%,!!h III
a y.-,. Short :i.,.. j. #iNtii
Ci,rii:iI toy. ). i>j.
From :rc 7! 81, Jal tc William n:ske la Postmaster of
the cit; u. Cincinnati ur IlItu Iwr!y wears.
Tire .i,ci.,! vi ,lsii:y f,ic,i is c:'J :" Ii:c i.!s
rca:ilemc. a! r ;'.h.. c,u fill! c,,r,E'.g' S'n he
has SAID. Iains ne! Ike mricn" !n|.eI win H. 4:>
decided h":c!;! WILLIAM Btikr'.
Cincinnati. Annust -. lS!3.
If'r4f. III" Wife g: Rev. George ". liaicy.l
! have been afflicted with Diseased lungs t"r several
cess A, Etsl tried Dr. Rogerss ldvcrwnr and Tar.
anI found great relief. lw"ui recommend it 10 all VINO
are suffering with diseased lungs. SARAH NALEI.
Cincinnati; August Il. l545.
C5-rir following certificate from al the most dis;ln.
gusrd physicians IN Cincinnati Is entitled great rrc.:i;
feel constrained from n Of duty MAKE he fol.
lowing statement conscious ;.at II may APPEAR n;'!THi"S
s"la!. Nr. Charles Wade. If Is city. was 4ulle Tow
with Pulmonary Consumption for which had h"cn
treaIg with less aU usual success 81 s request ana
rl.a of his lTic!s. permitted h;h 10 try DIR RnrrrS
Iiverwort and Tar and mast c"n:cSs itai lis rlcctS
were really surprising. After usn. t'c srr" boiti" III!
visits WIRE Discontinued. and he was so"n restored Il"
health do c;isrcnU'!sly recommend III? brother !'c
ti.inlers 10 prc.rrb: this remedy in a.! pulmonary c"n
n,ui.!,> winch haIl. The ordinary III de t.! ifr;l"ul
WILLIAM j. EIt llAkDS: VI. ID.
Cincinnati. Get l,t. 1914.
Extract from letter dated Jackson, Tenn. Oct 70, ISIS
Mr.. \. l.. $cnvi.!. CmcInTali
Dear Sir-l want send me one gross OF l'r. t"
GERS Iiyrrwosl and Tar. | entirely "a oi It, ANA
lyy,. constant calls pr H. Tc rcHIrh;c c''rrS iiii' IL
has r,a" here. has mad rl"n!aI'd for It.
Yours. Sr., H. ". liiiiiN"iO'' P''-5>"
gewH now ak tie afflicted |" rand!iy examine the
above facts au. >ay wh hrT evidence stronger ian ;i
ran h. yva, II, favor Of AN "hcr tnr'rinr The above
testimonials are from pcIsuS II eonJ S'amIE" :" no can
b. seen ana near! oi; and from i'iy.m nara Professors
,niyinr the cn;ii:cc n ti people. wr. Yer 'a'ii':
csIrrirncc The dis effects Of this ncdci"" have come
forward and co!>c cautiously recommended Il /" DC used
y>5-D ware .: C"r:.rri.rs and lias- 'm;a;i'S-s.i
B-T!lr ccanin. afirl'S is -r"d. - Nn":r" 10
gers az, t!. engraved Wrapper ar"liiI rlGI hti.@.
a--Hr;rr-:l per hui:!c. ur sIi HI;!!': "' 81 '""
Wholesale and retail hv
sCUVil j. MEAD. 1l3 Cl"'i"ssr,
h.,vro, ('nn,i and 81. Louis 80. NV Orleans.
Sole Genera! Agents Cor liz Srn,crn H;I'cs.
Sold b; J. L. AIcka.n. llu!"h: =. t!;c:i "uni'i :
II viiard lIar7all Co.. :i !. VI. tohc tLar'e":oh
Manrs. Hall, Winn>horo.
lime - -
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CnoD GOODS! CHEAP !

The subscribers wishing TO reduce their Stock to
the requirements OF the present increased acIII-
,ics of Communication, purchasers will find 1t to
their interest to look over their assortment OF
Dry-aoods. Hardware, Groceries. &C
before buying, as they feel confident that com
parison of their Goods with any others, us 10 quail
~ and price, (cash or crcdlD will not result to
their disadvantage. ~
MCDONALD d. COOPER,
One door above The Bani OF Camden.
s Jan, l6 3
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EEISV GOODS.

A. DRUCKER L.. CO. 2rc now receiving from
the North, their large and well selected stock Of
Dry Good, aEardwarc a Groceries,
whch they viii sell at the !"wc<t prices for cash
only. Being determined to sell GmdS, they Will
no, suffer themselves to be undersold, and invite
those who may wish 10 purchase, TO call aud cX,
anime for themselves. Sold wholesale ana retail
-, ,ho CAMDEN BAZAAR.
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DR. CUMEpS


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TO our agent anu get Pahp'e' ''"s e'o'e' Jo0' GO
strong. ,,oou.s IN r.cD,,
NAAC bhoohs, 'N., o.aeE.
co AND SEE HIM AND YOU WILL SAY TIE HALE
HAS NOT BEEN ToLDt! --
w. tho ,,,,.rsio,eJ b,viro visited Mr. Isaac Brooks
- ' -, - ~ p,;Io cnns;der his rase the most remarkable
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fSGInONal.

The subscriber having removed his Shop one
door in rear OF ~ Druckcr's store, will he harpy
to supply any one with Gin, llorse MIL. Thresh-
inr Machine or Wheat Fan. lie requests Plan
tiers, bcinrc sending to another State for Gins, to
call and examine his, as they warranted to be
as well made, as free hom taking fire, to run as
light, and make as good cotton as can be had, and
.od AS cheap, Qwo dollars per saw, riade out OF
tie brSt cast steel platc.)
Old G;ns faithfully repaired.
Feb. Z. X. j. Met RElIiiI.
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