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THE AGE EoF IMPROVEMENT.

One Of the pst important discoveries ofthe uge. in
umelioa,ng the condirinn Of this large class Of suffer.
ing humanity, Cohsumplives. is Dr. Wiilar's Bulal,n
of Wild Chorry. What time estabshrs and canse.
crales what experience adopts and confirms whsf al
in oil places unite in saying is good valpsbls,
isso no doubt. popularity Of tbi.sori 6Iss IN
cieiy s roots 80 deep and strong, that time cannot
destroy it. The snccrss which has attended this s.
dicnc for several years past, has overcome the prjn.
diccs Of all respectable aud sensible men, and ts sHi.
Gle has taken stand among the FIRST cas of discoveries
and blessings fthe nge and when resoed To- in season
eradicacs the disease for Which il is recommended.
DR.. A. II. Macahuir, Of Tarhoro, N, c.. writes %
under dnte Of Fc0rnary a. 1916, tha, ho hss used
Dr.. Wisturs's Balsum Of Wild Cherry, n ka prsetiss
the last eighteen months, and consider cit the best p.
paraton Of the kind he saw, and knows q ss~S
30 deserving the public patronage
Nome genuine, unless signed BUTTS, On the pnp.
per, Sold in Camden by JAMES R. McKAIE; at
wholesale by P. NJ. COHEN g. Co., Csarlssscs and
by Druggists generally througbou, the Ssste.
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CONsIGNEES PER RAIL ROAD

McDowal g. G.. J. Rope, G. A., H. B. &
s. s. Williams, S. d Wi,h"rs, II. Pate, r. F.
Davidson, Sprnit Il A., Mead & R.. +. W.
Bonnpy, J. S. Hart, Rock. Manufacturing ca.
Brem a. A.. a. E.. Allen, s. Benson. r. r
Siler, J. McEwen. #. Bnnnrll, J. S. NJ, g.
Reid tI Co, J. R. MrKain. H. l.. & Son,
Austin & p, r. B. Carson, S. Reid & TO. J.
Mayer, J. W. Ambrose, W. A. & Co. F. g.
Grier, J. p. MickIr, A. NJ. r. K, VIC.
Workman, Rogers & Son. NJ. B: Il S. n. n.
s., &. Cross, Planners Hotel, E. Lonesan, X.
4. McCutcheon, James Hill. J. Crow, T. X.
Cnreton Winchester IL s., II. H., 4 Mosst &
Co. J. w. & W. r. Twiuy, 6. McCntcheon,
J. P. c. Massey, r. A. J"nes, Mrs. Nysrum,
4. B. Brcvard, l.. c. Adarnson, w. McCu,ch.
con. E. T. A. r., G Finn, D. W. DnnlapJ.
J. Porter. S. J. Dnhose, r.. w. Huey. H. &.
Wellhausrn. F. & S. Br,mmett, A. w. Bni',
J. P. Henderson, S. P. Massey, B. Boykin. }.
Brown, J. Sanders, ]. 3. F. Boone, J. Com.
mander. J. Adams, S. Miller, J. 4. Hasseltine.
J. Crockett, J. W., ]. McCaddon, D. King &
Son, Copman, ]. E. Adams, S. E. Capers, s.
B. Emmn7s.
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BANK OF THE STATE.

We publish on our first page, part oftho Report Of
The majority Of the Joint Special COMMITTEE appointed
at the last session OF the Legislature 10 cxnmne into
the affairs Of the Bank of the State. Tho minority
have also mado report, which will publish rs soon
as il comes TO hand, The letter Of Barring, Brohes
& Co., alluded 10 in the Governors Message, wiynlso
be found Oh our first page.
Az the Bank question is tho cngrossir topic oil the
day, we shall publish such docuucn,son both sides Of
the question, they received, will aid our road.
crs in forming correct opinions on The subject.
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Carolina. We have closely watched their

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Carolina. We have closely watched their
movements.
They are not anxious to lead.-rhey are
willing to follow the lead of others, to get into
the ranks, and aid in a subordinate capacity,
in any and every movement, which has for
is object, the defence Of The just rights VI Tho
Svnsb. ~, 4. ~
This attack upon The people offs. Carolina.
looks had 10 say The least OF it. We hops, il
is not done TO cover over the infdelty and
treachcry ofihose who make il. II is strange,
that South Carolina should be so much abasrd
for her noble Southern stand. We admire her
gallant spirit, her determined integrity, her ev.
iden, desire to meet with her sisters, moi TO die.
tate to, hut 10 consult with them; not to claim
the lead, but to Offer her service in the common
cause and HE path Of duty. 5sfs.l
Augusta Geo. Republic.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
CuARLEsroS, Dec. 10, 1s49

COTTON.-'rhe Upland market on Satur.
day continued in depressed state, and without
any regular demand; the sales looted abont 1000
bales at extremes from 9 7.s to l09-l6; Fair
1912, Selections in favor Of the buyers.
New YORK. Dec. q.
The Cotton marke, has leen quiet 10 day,
closing at II 3.s for Fair Uplands and II 3-4
for Fair Orleans. The sales OF the week
amount 10 650O.
New ORLEANS, Dec. g.
The sales of Cotton yesterday amounted NJ
1900 bales a, full prices. The sales ,f,he week
amount to $4,000 bales, the larges, in amount
this season. The receipts are 10000 bales be-.
hind those at this period last year.
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
u0uSE OE REPRESENTATIVES,.

= MONDAY DeC. y.
The House met pursuant to adjournment a
half:pasl 9,a m.
MIR. Jake presented the memorial Of certain
citizens of Edseheld, praying the State to in
struct her proxies in the Railroad Company t'
procure suspension OF operations on the Sab
bath day.
Mr.. Turper presented the memorial of sun
dry citizens of Charleston District praying q
chang, in the License Laws ofthis State; as
also, the memorial of sundry clizens of Charles
ton. with similar prayer.
E, The following hill was read the first time:
By Mr. Hugrr. 4 bill 10 prohibit The col
lection of demands against the Students OF >
Carolina College.
Mr.. McAllily submittedthc following resol'l-
,ons, which were ordered for consideration the
next day:
RESOLVED, That it he referred TO the Com
mitee ON Ways and Means to inquire into,lhe
. expediency of imposing Il tax on property not
, now subject to taxation.
Resolced, That it be referred to the Commit.
tee on Education 10 inquire into the exPedlency
of increasing the annual appropriation OF kree
Schools to sixty thousand dollars. And that
said Committed also inquire into the e1pedi,
c ency and prac,icability of distributing the said
fund accordngto the number of po"r scholars,
as now ascertained by the returns of the differ
ent Boards of Commissioners Of Free Schools
Mr.. J. Reid read bill the first time, to give
jurisdiction to Magistrates for the trial OF tres
passes on personal property, where the damages
do not exceed twenty dollars, and for other pur.
poses.
Mr. Yancey gave notice Of bill to regulate
the toll to be taken at the several grist mills
throughout the State.
Mr.. G. McWitherspoon gave notice Of a bill
to amend the law in relation to the time ofcount-
ing the votes for District Officers.
Mr.. J. Harleslon Read. jr., gave notice OF
bill to impose additional restrictions upon all as.
semblages OF slaves and free persons of color
for religious worship.
Mr.. BauknighI's bill to amend the list sec
ton of an act entitled an act to reduce all acts
and clauses of acts in relation to the militia OF
this State to one act. and to alter and amend the
same. passed on the l7th December, ls4l, was
readsa FIRST time.
Mr.. Sinons's bill to prevent the marital rights
of the husband from attaching in case OF the.
estate of married women, was read the first
time.
Also, Mr.. Simon's hill to require the Sheriff.
of the several Districts Of this State to make an
annual report OF certain prisoners in their
custody, was read the first time.
The House adjourned at o'clock.
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This world ia indeed world of pain, disoass sad
death, and were it mol for tho improvements constantly
taking place in the medical science, which tend 10
mitigate those suffering, life would ,lnus cease 10 30
a blessing.
That class of our citizens who suffering with
Weak Backs, Rheumatism, Gou, &c. should lonse NO
time in making use Of the celebrated .JEw DAvps on
IIEssEw PLASTER" which IS literally sweeping ,hAs
class Of diseases from the land.
For sale by J.,R MeKAIN. Camden.
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a BILL
a BILL
To protect the people Of The Slate from incendi'

To protect the people Of the State from incendi.
ary publications through the u. S. Maa.
Be it enacted by tie Senate and House Of
Representatives now met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by authority Of the same, That
from and after the passing OF this act 1t any
Postmaster within the Stale of South Carolina
shall knowingly deliver to any person or persons
any written or printed paper, piclsre, drawing,
or engraving, calculated to disturb the peace
and harmony of the people Of this Stale in rela-
ton to the slave population thereof, such Post.
master shall OIL conviction by indictment be i'm.
prisoned for term not exceeding twelve months
aud pay fine not exceeding one thousand dol.
lars.
The above bill was presented by Mr.. Moses,
read the frs, tine yesterday and referred TO the
Committee on Federal Relations. 1t is not a
whit too strong for the purpose intended, aud
we hope that it may be adopted.
Ii il does bring on any collision with the Fe.
deral Government, the fault will not be ours, for
iorbearance with us has long since ceased to
be a virtue.-Col. Telegraph.
Two Regiments, one of Cavalry commanded
by Col. Ancrum, aud one of Infantry, COM
manded by COL Anderson, including the Flying
Artillery, were reviewed by the Governor yes
erday at The usual parade ground.
A portion of his Staff were out in full fea,h-
er, and presented fine appearance. After a
hard drill the Governor addressed the Regi>
ments briefly, but in a spirited manner, as did
also Major General Buchanan, and Generals
Owens and Chandler.
All of these gentlemen alluded most impres.
sively to the trying times possibly near at hand
and impressed on these citizen soldiers the ne.
cessity of being hoth resoule and ready to meet
and repel any threatened danger.
Col. E. NJ. Seahrook delivered TO Col. Glad
den, with few ll-chosen and appropriate
remarks, the splendid sword procured for him
by the Governor, in behalf of the State, as n re.
c0gnion of his services in Mexico. On re.
ceiving it Col. Gladden. responded in his usual
soldierlkr manner, p!edging himself to preserve
it among bis choicest possessions, aud to hold
himself at all times ready to draw it in the ser
vice of his country.
. Competent Judges who witnessed The cvOlu-
lions Of the soIdi"ry, pronounced them TO be ve-
ry,creditable both TO the officers and mcn.-U.
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cOAGRESS.

This body met on the 81 inst, and up 10 our last
advces the Iousc Of Representatives. had not been or.
ganzcd, twonty two Intellectual bnllotngs having taken
place.
II u probable however, That an organization was et
Iectcd on Monday, the dernocrais in caucus, on
Friday night. had resolved TO abandon tho candidate
they had adopted (FIon. owc Cobb. nf Georgia. and
leave each member fec 10 vote lhoy might SEQ
proper.
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Liver CampIainf .

EfFef COIlIpIaIHt OF sf''oes e's~Atss
arise from the cause which, redses 'Ss,sr and
ngue." and cured with the sa,ne certainty BY DR.
Osgoods India Cholagoguc. Even after the Liver has
become much enlarged and tender opon pressure, j. IN
in few week, restored to IFS Datura size soreness aud
pain in the ride relieved, with such general imPress
mcnt denotes returning health. 49,, ,
The above highly valoabIs preparation may Be fauaa
a. the s.ore Of J. r. McKAlN, Agent for ihs pro-
prictor. -
Dec. 12, 1e49. 50 fA1
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Col, CHAIRMAN LEVY, formerly Of this place died at
his residence in Ataa county, Miss. on The 10Th uL,
after a very short Illness VIZ have received an obitu.
ury notice, which shall appear next week.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Tho steamer Europa arrived at Boston on Monday
last bringing ndvcss from Lvcrpo J 10 the 23d u'-
The cotton market had been quiet for the whole week.
and decline of | 4d on American cotton had taken
place. The sales of The week amounted to 2l ,43O
bales.
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MARRIED-On the 2sth nlt., by ih- Rev.
w, F. 'Bra<ngton. Mr.. ALFRED RESNRrT, II
Lancaster, 10 Miss MARGARET HoRToN, Of krr.
shaw.
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that sbo;xthe road run far South, all 1.-The pro:

that sho;fthe road run far South, allSthe pro,
duce hove il would pass on.the road directly
Westward io Asia aud Eastward to Europe,
band Charleston being below the line of Com.
nierce, would then be cut off from lhe mass Of
Southern trade. Some Of the objections made
To Mr.. Whitney's scheme are, that he cannot
execute The road through wilderness of sava
ges--l'hat The road would not run in direc
lion to unite California andth Sales--'Ihat
there is moral objection to investing a single
individual with so much consequence and pow
er-and that the compensation in land, which
he requires for building the road, is too great
| Look upon the project Of building Railway
to the Pacif as one Of tremendous Importance.
lone which in its political as well as com.
mercial bearings, is without parallel in the
history Of government. yet, strange 10 tell, allbo'
Congress has been at work upon it for number
of years, the'public mind Of our State has taken
but little interest in it, so little indeed that gen.
eral ignorance prevails in regard to what has
been done OIL This great subject. Aho' em.
pires Of land leeming with gold and silver and
diamonds and emeraIds are about 10 be voted
away the mos, otIhe people Of South Carolina
are not even idle spectators. Is it not time that
we should wake up before the majesty of this
sublime projpc, and give it the interest which
il commands? J. r. G. MIrTAG.
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BEWARE OF CoUNrERFEITs.-We have
seen counterfeit Ten Dollar Bill, purporting
10 have been issued by The Bank OF Charleston,
S. G. Upon comparison with genuine
bill Of the same denomination. the following
discrepancies are apparent. lhe V'sne'le Is
is unlike that OF the true bill in many parlicu.
lars. Among The most prominent IL The head
OIL the lrll, ii being much larger, with inverted
face. There is Il head on the right OF the spu'
rious bill, The genuine has none, and the cen.
ne figure is srIkingly different. On one END
the Ten" is printed, and on The other there Is
but one 10 in figrues; whereas in the genuine
issue, the denomination is in figures, wIIhnu'
any printed number in letters.
The signatures are very well executed, and
without close examination would be likely 10
deceive. .-Mcrcury.
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A Favorable Opportunity

Is now offered To those Who wish To obtain neat
Daguerrcotype l.ikenesscs of themselves or their
friends.
Rooms in the Odd Fellows Hall. Call and ex,
anime for yourselves. S. L. CORLEY.
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THE CAMDEN J0URN AL,
Wednesday Morning, December IL, Isi9.
DEATH OF COL. CHAPMAN LEVY.

w. THURLOW CAsTON, EDITOR.
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away the mos, otlhe people Of South Carolina
are not even idle spectators. Is it not time that
we should wake up before the majesty of this
sublime project and give it the interest which
il commands? J. r. G. MIrTAe.
From the Nashville American, Nov.
Mr.. WHITSEy's RAILROAD ADDKEss.-Mr.
Whitney addressed crowded audience in the
Represtalive Hail, by invitation Of that body,
on Wednesday evening. Welook copious notes
Of The address, hut find that we will not have
lrisure to write them out as we could wish and
therefore as we cannot dojuslice 10 the address
we will moi attempt detailed account.
The speaker was introduced 10 The House
and the audience, by Col. L. &. Haynes. He
alluded to bis yisi, TO his city, Two years ago;
when he addressed them from the same stand.
he had explained Ihen the plan Of his railroad
and he wishes to know their pleasure now
He lrt like he was acting with them, and as a
Tennessean; that u Slate Legislatures had eS.
umined and approved his plan. that the Inst
FIVE sessions of Congress had investigated and
sanctioned il, but Oh account of other exciting
and important questions that il had mol been put
Oh foot lie referred 10 large maps ol the
world, in full view OF The house, and showed
lba! our country was the centre "ithe geograph-
ica!. political and and mel camille world that we
lay in the great belt embracing five tenihs oil The
wealth and population Of the goLe; that China,
continuing mure than one hall oi The World =
population, and the great source OF wealth OF
Nations, was the obj.c; Of National enterprise
and lhal all her treasures could be secured ny
opening Railway across this country and
comma ndug the whole Globe. From The maps
before him, he pointed out the superior advan
,age Of Railroad over Ship Canal across the
lslhmus, aud proved most conclusIvely, ny &C.
lual measurement, that the present route OF
sailing was 1858 miles shorter from London 10
the East, than through i Canal. His arS'I.
nrnl in avor Of his route from Lake Michigan
10 the Pacific, over any other route was most
conclusive, and we think no one left the Hall
without being convinced that the road ought to
start from Prairie du CHEN. We have not
even space 10 give even al abstract Of the rea.
soning, The plan of constructing the road
was fully laid Out, and is briefly as follows
Ne proposes that Congress grant him belt of
land sity miles wide. Aud from the proceeds
OF the sales OF the lands will build The r0ad.-
Constructing the first ten miles, al his own cost
he will sell one hal oi the lands Tor the next ten.
But I-t Mr. Whitney stretch his iron pathway
across our continent and place the steam horse
upon it an, few years will make the Old
World our tributaries. Let the thunder OF the
steam Car awaken tho mountains otlhe vest
and we command The worlI Mr.. Whitney is
10 visionary, he supports his pla1 with arg'l.
mrnl and facts and employs reason in bis adj
vocacy oil the design. and we are fully consn'
ced that il is the only practicable method hy
which The road can he completely
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There medicine record for The Of dyspsp.s
liver complaint colds coughs ard diseases Of laogs
tanned ~ more nnZerOUs and respectable numbsf o.
eerrf csles than schsncas Pulmonic syrup
The following are only few Of re may csrisestss Of
eur.s, which nay be seen BY spP.yog I. he once
remarkable case q Mrs Ticker, VINO ws 90 Tar q.
daeed TO b giveoup BY her physician she hAd v!o
!sn, cough, which vas sight snd dry pain 10 the breast
grsagA debility which Increased that confined
bed Her eenifesis 10 accompanied By o1s from
her minister der resifence 10 a. ~ ora Jsrssy CIT
The e4se Of Peter DelsnJ daughter 10 sso renassbs
sac bad continual cough day and nishf, Fight sTeaI
bIrn!ng Ia The palms o. the hAnds srd sass Of the issl
soaunusd pain Ia the head and left side sissrvArs.
10 both sides snd shoulders ughtrs,s .cross her ehs
win lo's Of appetite and swelinss Of her ankles sss
s.o restored 10 health by scheness Pulmoue syrup
Residence. - MAFsstsL Sewnk n
Tie remarkable cure OF Bronchial Consumption
hat Of Afs Dear, $50 Race Phlade ptia whose &C..
band did Of Consumption aud she amer suffering
~ for moro than g~O years wa happily restored u
health Hundreds have called on her, ard have bean
bsr tss Of suffering and almost mraeg0g.
recovery. BY using The Psmonie syrup
The great cure Of young woman ssd iIss gin ~
yeAs Of age Al ~ Josephs OThsn Asylum. The yooss
woman wa giysa Up ~ her ifsnd. die With TabereU
Oas Consumption and The child By Pulmonary co1sgnp
ION, With Will be siissted BY lbs Goysns.s Of he
Insau9uOn.
Wilson Hunts wife wa another severe oass u rsf
monary Consumption who WA cured By he syrup Mr.
Hunt formerly resided Ia Phiadephis bat COW resdssis
hopevel township, Mercer eosnty, New Jsuey
k'oeh Swallow wa another Gaze Of Pulmonary Coz
'1npuoo' who, asr taiiag only eozsn Of The syrup
restored % perfect health sf.r bic physician had pro
nogacsi lin seursbls be resides 10 RAiisn l0wushis
Hgnterdon eoGafy, y J.
Ihonas Wilk,s a. Bergen Hill, nssr Jsrsey Guy
another equally remarkable case Of Pulmonary coesgnt-
noa.
Wa. Vail, s. ThOnpsoo-sg. ss~.Yofa eity, we cared
Of Dysp~ptie Coosanpron-
Charles ODonrsl le7 " Frocgg PhlIa1slphis, snes
being eOrsssd 10 hs boGss eighI noughs WA eu "
tie syrup
Mar Z Vsa Baren, IL chrissopasr-sl ssw.YOss s>'
sas-ring "a norihs sad gave up die. VS. hsppiyre
stored By he P7lmoaie Syrup
scr Of conrsd Hornss Jr Of Bethlehem, Habtsfs'1
county " WA a.so cared ey The syrup after sSodet
aresr Pulmonary cooss-nDtioc Tor three yesrs
Anos slIcs, residing 10 Ewing tovrshsp h"e.
coQsEy fOar nss frsm rrensoc, sfer beng suso>ss
oy pkyseiAn for several wssks. was elrsd By osns
lhree boules ocly Of The Psi1o,ie syrup
Avours eould % Sled viii certificates anisr 70 10
above bet hey are deemed soeeleag ssrsfy az %
sho may have any doubts Tie eseaey Of he Esf
monte Syrup.
G,aAz DsySa I0- seAesss' P~t.S.ae ssv~S '-ssw.fsA
c v CicAsner Co 81 Bselay-sL PsilsdelpsiA "
schsncs 81 soats- sLrih-a. Baltimore, Candy safte"
II hLss Bostou Rsddisg Co stais-si. ss~ofls>as
J. Wright Co ISL charussst Price 81 PEI oosls
slI bottles for y ais "~'
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s.t ,ola IN IN That Eve yssr ssoaA 10 ssr.,
short aue Gneer ssows soIa- caf,ls nsa 10 a, A.
tas es, Ct a. Bss lot s1es eeruaestss 40 for wsua-
A.. worth hsve sS1ndsal evidence 70 ,ho~ IA.
r.h.r case Was lhs loea 'sirly piessd As1Whv,r
olhsruse 10 Of 40 eoosee7-,e n ns!ihe, Of he loes.
eontAaed ny improvements Of lssS al Of Asm ssr.,
Ken msde ard sod PRIOR 70 that tine. Ny Io2rov,s
co,,is,uo1 Loeb patented In s$S. has BEE. A,
,.v.r can % picked. Neither Hobbs o. anybody Ga.
.v.r Attempted 70 plck thsl the Old oee whsrs Ne,
we're obliged 70 act 0psny ard fairly vishcel he nos
,,. failure Thsy isi the matter 70 The issi sxtres.1
At IA. Csc, Of The sue-fressary under tas eye o. Gov
soues but utterly saed Hobbs las ~isha VEGA sssss
GOOD portion Of NO days 300 one Of NJ eeespess s<
.,,-,oe-., b.uaioa loeis a. Brown o~;sars sSa
10 cor,s,a-.s bus failed sarglsrs ui'G twi'A as ~
q ~ c,wGsr a. ssI5er CAarchs's oHee is' Ne's1s
Sat lseG Thsrs.0 Iied 10 a. re once OF A > CsssA
CO a. SAL, Head WITH no Better success IL 5eVe'ss
80, epsued hv oGrgs Nor has lS ever g., cut q ~
der 90 as - MAKE L reess'sy 10 cut door d'~u' a.
,hOas Z more shsa so o! .bsn are Ia use
have 10 ny hard. sbunisu. Meas to rsaAsie spOe
p.y Newsrs oes. bat ! rave 10 desire 10 DO 40 an
~ug 10 ext. sgAai upOn 10 o~n merits u II sa az
oaly -. a, nine u,y s;sni ne same ground 'sa4
70. s,.Au nv shoou 81, ssS rsps unjust AssAais
upoa mv.ef WHISTLER hey ~ ope, Or secret
c JONES. Bank LoeI M.Ier. SsSNrk }
rYHircHcocxI LrAUsssrss. 81 Brosd~sy. eoTnsr .;
LsooAr. oPea to-day. svery - ss'o'tm'a' OF fAl
aid Water dry goods embracing snoag other sfaele'
which Ne esn-o, Aers egumer,- Preach merinoe' shd
css1merss Of every shade ard qlslisyi de sioes Nd
printed cs.hsres q ne most bssaali and ees'e'gyes
SIN, cioaks ssrks saswis a A IL 'hoai not Be
forgotten s he sy.e u business atsas honss 10 afe
favorA e 20 their customers and hooorabs 90 then'
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