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Nvu yoyx NAV 80 !, :, co. ,a.rL.. .,,,,, H..
samesaes OF treasury note 6s al lila new loan ilsi
and connons II6i Eychsnos hesvv yavh s,mail hms;
ness Money marhst easv No ah.nse in fourMssiss Of
common State and western ii 81 62f 81 rs; Gcnesee
AZ I2i sfK n sonthen TX IA tx IA Rive Aour ~ 0l
Corn meal ~ 4 ssS 065 - ~ 80
Wheat betersales Of Gcnesee at lO8 cts and Canadian
IO5a los cents RIVE 60 oents Corn dn-saes A Oa(2 cts
for mixed and 6Sa6l cents for yellow Pork heavy at $40
$40 "A for mess and 86 S76 for prime Lard 61a6i cts
and heavv-operators Waiting for The steamer Whskey
26AaN cents per gallon.
PuIr Anr PM. Nov 2A-2 n m Stool ,narket without
obanre-trensnry az liik, Pennsvlysna ia sei Monev
marEe easv -Four inactve-sTnl saes A. * for COM
sales OF red al los cents and white iii cent? Corn dull
small sales of old yellow 90 cents, and now 4s cen9
No change in rye and oats Provisions and groceries
without change Sales Of whiskey at n cents In hhds.
--M
The Pacific Railroad PrVect.
IoursvuYr Nov lsroa Yuastno of our citizsns
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Missssipp, Election.
Ertrof of a letter dated
vrcKsBuRe, Nov. IL, is4e.
GysrLExEr; send you the vote OF this congressional
district You may rely upon its not varying twenty votes
from the Official returns
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Virriwia Elscfio,,,

WHEELING Nov. "a, lsasThe sheriff has just returned
Haymond's !whig) majority in Marion Y s.. in Taylor
Monongaia 2I7 Tyler Barbour 49, Randolph g. Preston
Ill, Wetzel g. Brook 4, Hancock 81 Hsymond's total
majority. So.
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Bobbsry of the Camdsw Bawk

PnIA pKLrHA, Nov. 24-p m.The Office Of the Camdel
Bank this city, was entered BY thieves, some time hi
different denominations, the largest OF them $500 Thu
entrance into the Office effected by means of false keys
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oERvAWrS~-Wantsa, male servant and : eocd
y COOK, do the work Of family None viii b employed
who csnno. bring good Recommendations Inquire ms once
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II is perfectly certain, that under no former adminstra
ton was ever one.tenth many persons employed in
the cities who By occupation partisan scrbbers and
bellers as are Office under the pure admnisira-
ton OF Zachary the Last One OF the results OF the
cess OF these harpies, Is the universal contempt into
which the administration is gradually sinking, IN the es
nation OF all minded and honorable OF all par
the executive station much the degrading grounds
upon which these appointments have been made In All
past time under every administration, when vacant ON
to be filled, appointments to new ofces made
some prudent regard-often very strict regard-was
paid 10 the characters, standing, integrity, and at
tainents Of those 10 whom The places to be given
But, under the present potent regency OF me sepemv
rate, the slightest attention has been paid in appoint
ments to age, character, or qualifications. First the
families, kindred connexions and creatures OF the Sec
reaes and heads Of bureaus have been amply provided
for, regardless Of public opinion or common decency
Secondly the tcss strikers, friends and relations 81
whig members OF Congress-incuding, especially puff
ing Washington letter writer's and private document
packershsye been literally cared for For the remain
der they have worked themselves into place through
and often through the credit Of the endorse
ment Of some leading wing edifor-some Webb Brooks
But or Seaton Altogether, such black -lettered list
such Of imbecility ignorance, proigacy debauch
ed worthlessness and unblushing impudence az now m
large space in the public Offices in this city, the custom
Union-has been employed before IN this or any
other government however old or corrupt These fact'
should be continually reiterated through the democratic
preee, as Congress will meet in few lays and the truth
OF the facts is loo full and clear to sdm OF responsible
denial A slight attention to the ste OF public opinion
there is not high-mnded and hopprsbe whg in Wash
ngtonand there are hundreds such does not look
~ the administration to-day with DISAPPOINTMENT and
s'e"f not contempt ARATUS
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wl.s.r,. B.is.m or VIVA Chsry.
X. s. PATTERSON,
Washington, ID. C.

AJOTICE.Ow will be Thursday the 2sth
Thanksgiving Day All having make
attend TO them tbe day previous
Nov. 25-a a-afttIrn H.if COROORAN RIGGS
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o. The columns Of the Press throughout the
country seem tu he filed with notices OF cures and
speccs for all Diseases A. 81! is heir to- that ono scarce
knows shat to do in case Of disease for fear that in
using ono medicine, another and better may bo over
looked. But from lie remarkable cures, high order
and vast amount of testimony daily brought under
our personal notice of the extraordinary efficacy oil
DR. ROGERS LIVERWORr AND TAR, We arc
compelled to regard The evidence Of our Senses and
confidently state tha, for Coues and COLDS, aud that
HYDRA HEADED Monster CoSsuMrrIoN, we think this
preparation sale speedy and certain curc' At all
events VIC may say 10 fricnds--y ii. " See ad'
yerlisemcnt in another column.
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South Carolina -KershaW District.
BY JOHN r. JOY, ESQ. ORDINARY.

by JOHN r. JOY, ESQ. ORDINARY.
Whereas, John II. Rose has applied TO me for
Letters of Administration on all and singular the
goods and chattels, rights and credits OF Micah
Ward, late of the said District, deceased: These
are therefore, to cite and admonsh all and singn-
lsr the kindred and creditors cf the said deceased
to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary
Court for the said district, to be holden at Kershaw
court house on the 18th day Of March, inst to show
cause if any they can, why said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 5th day of
March, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty nine, and in the 73d year
of American Independence.
]. R. JOY, O. K. D.
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CHARLESTON NECK ICE HOUSE

(Corner of 81. Philips and Vanderhorst Steets.)
Have now on hand and constantly receiving by
arrivals from the North, large quantities of CLEAR
ICE, which is offered Tor sale at low rate.
From the proximity OF this House to the Rail Road
Depot, and the advantages the Subscriber has of
being constantly supplied with the best articles,
he confidently invites the attention Of Hotel. keep
ers and others All Orders TO any part of the
Country attended to with care nd despatch, and
any information in regard TO the manner of con-
struc,ing boxes for the preservation of Ice from
melting, will be given on application to
JOHN B. MARTIN, Agent.
OrI. T. POTTER, No. LII East Bay,
Packages at cost.
Drayage from Ice House to Rail Road l29 cts.
March I'd. lS49. III At
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Sherif's Sales.

By virtue of sundry writs of Fl Fa to me di-
rected, I will sell before the Court House door in
'amden on the first monday in April next and day
following, between the legal hours of sale, the fol-
lowing property TO wit:
500 acres of land more or less lying on Beaver
Dam waters of 25 mile creek, formerly owned by
DR.. A. Brevard, and known as the "Gold Mine
Tract" adjoining lands of James Addison
Samuel Albert and others, levied on and 10 be
sold as the property of the Defendant at the suit
of VIM. d. McDowall &, Company, and others
VS.. Thomas J. Starke. The above property will
be sold at the risk of the former purchaser James
Harrison, ESQ.
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By Steam Five Days from New York.

BY Steam Five Days from New York.
The Subscriber is just opening pretty assort-
ment Of Fashionable Spring Goods-among them
are
Handsome Spring Prints from 8 10 81 cents. per
yard.
Handsome Spring Gingliams from is to 371 cts.
Mourning do. do 81 to 373 cts.
Rich Printed Lawns from 20 to "a cts.
do. Organdi MousliIs from rs to 371 cts.
Plain and Printed Worsted Berage from ID to
62a cts.
Pretty Thread Edgngs from 10 to 374 cts.
Linen Cambria Handk is from lS2 to S so each.
Plain and Fancy Linen and CoIored Drills for
Mems wear
Very heavy Barnsley Drills.
Marseiles and other Vestngs.
Gentemens Summer Gloves and Cravats.
Also, good assortment of Ladies Superior Kid
Gloves, all sizes and colors.
Expecting to receive in a few days 200 Gentle
mems and Youths Summer Coats from 81 to $40
each. Also large assortment Of ready made
Vesls-al made to order and warranted to be as
low as any purchased in this market. Hereafter
goods will be sold by the subscriber the princi-
pie of "small profits and quick sales"
E. w. BONNEY.
March 5th, If l0
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wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRf.
There is much tarnperns with the fearful maady,
Consumption, and numboress alleged remedies exist
which are but so many obstacles in tho way Of the
proper treatment of The disease. The following lette
from highly respectable gentleman of this city, cor.
roborulcs our previous Impressions that %stars Bal.
sam was none of these noslrums.
Boston, April II. lS46.
DR.. Seth w. Fowle,-Dear Sir, have been induced
n, the suggestion of many of my friends, 10 make
known to the public, through you the great benehl
havc derived from the use of the medicine called
"WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY" in
tie hope that others suffering with lung complaints
NAV fluid the samo relief by its use that have DONE
Tho latter part of last summer and in the fall.
suffered greatly from severe cough, pain IN the sue'
difficulty Of breathing. loss of appetite, and other
SYMPTOMS which indicated rapid decline, three OF
,,o ,rt to-r.-s- end intelligent medical practitioners
in the city pronounced my case consumption, and
stated 10 me that nothing but change Of climate
could be of the least possible benefit 10 me, rs my
lungs were IN very nAancd and discussed sIato AT
this time, in hopes that might find some temporary
relief for my cough, bought bottle of the Balsam,
Which no, only gave the relief that my failing
strength required, but seemed to give me new lilo and
energy.
After taking several bottles Of the medicine, my
appetite returned, and with my strength; my cough
entirely left me- and also the igt swcats which pre-
vious 10 this time had been very proiuse. In fvo
weeks time gained eight pounds of flesh, and have
been able ever since 10 take my accustomed exercise,
walk of from three 10 four miles day. and attend
to my regular business. should be most happy to
have you refer any ono, who may wish further par.icu
lars 10 me, at my place of business, No. 3o5 Washing.
ton street. Very truly yours
WM. II. HOLBROOK.
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTs on the wrap.
per- Sold in Camden by J. r. MckAlS; at wholesale
by P. NJ CoirrS. s. CO., Charleston, and by Druggists
generally ,lro ,ghout the State.
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CAMDEN HOTEL.

Tie undersigned has again leased this commo.
dious Establishment Grateful for past favors. he
hopes that his proximity to the Rail Road Depot,
the conveyances at hand TO be transported from it,
the improved management ofihe Stables connect
ed with the Hotel, and the care and attention be-
slowed upon his Table, will induce and secure
continuance ofsthat patronage hitherto so gener-
ously given to his House.
The Cheraw and Charlotte Stages always call
for passengers whenever required.
Drovcrs will find spacious lots prepared for eve
ry kind OF stock.
Nov. %. b. BOYD.
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PALMETTO HOUSE,

The undersigned wishes to inform the pub lIc
that he has moved from the American Hotel to the
PALMETTO HOUSE, Opposite the State HouseO
which he has taken entirely on his own account,
and where lie would be pleased 20 see his former
patrons, and all others who may be pleased to call
on him. And to those of his acquainlances he
would say, that they will be made not less com,
Portable than heretoorc and to strangers, call and
try the Palmetto House.
An Omnibus will always be kept in readiness
at the Rail Road Depot 10 convey passengers TO
this House.
Il. G. MARSHALL.
Jan. 10. Vt
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South Carolina .Kershaw District,

Fly JOHN JOY ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
Whereas William Robertson has applied TO Inc
for Letters of Administration on all and singular
the Goods and Chattles, Rights and Credits of
David G. Leigh, late Of the District aforesaid de.
ceased:
These are, therefore to cite and admonsh all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de-.
ceased, to be and appear before me at our next
Ordnary's Court for the said District, to be holden
at Kershaw Court House on the 10Th day of March
inst, to show cause, if any, why the said adminis-
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this I'd day OF
March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty nine and in the seventy third
year Of American independence.
JOHN R. JOY, o. X. D.
March 7, 1S49. IS
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J, B. GOODLAD, Tailor,

Agent for the sale OF Crooking Shears, Small
Points, Square and Scales, Tape Measures, mark
ing Chalk, Curved Rulers, dc.
The Mirror of Fashion ls published on the first
day of every month, at So year, devoted to re-
view Of the Fashions for the month, and to the sub
iect Of measuring and draughting, by the most ap-
proved authorities in the world.
The Fashion Plates for Spring and Summer just
received; those wishing them will please apply
directly.
The English and French Fashions will be out in
q few davs saw the Ist of April march $.
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN CURED.
'rom Mrs. S:so,nc formerly Mrs James Of Philadcl
Bristol. Pa. Jan. lG, lS46.

phia.
Bristol, Pa. Jan. lG, lS46.
Messrs. Editors II write 10 inform you and the
public, that my son was under the treatment Of our
family doctor for more llun year. for very trouble
sumo disease of the skin without obtaining any relief
then applied 10 several other physicians. who gave
him so much medicine and de,ed him so low, that
thought he would die from its effects Ono physical
told me tha, II was disease 10 which Sumo families
were subject and could not bc cured, Some called it
Scrofula, and others Tclter, Salt RLcum, Eczema,
Lcproxy, &c. After trying every means for nearly
Eve wears without cffrct advised 10 give him
DR.. JAYNES ALTERNATIVE. A, this time he
was literally sore from his head 10 his feet. Some.
times it would dry up and scurf of, and then beak
out again as bad ever. and itch and burn so ino.
crahly MS 10 distraction. He had not taken the Atcrd
tip., however, two weeks before there was change
for the better lie went to .clool all tie time while
taking the medicine, and partook OF tho samo kind Ct
food as the rest Of the family, and run about through
thick aud thin, the same tho other boys OF the
school until hc perfectly cured and became Tat
and heary, and though now over five years ago. yet
not u symptom Of the disease has ever made its
appearance He took altogether twenty six bottles OF
tho Aleratire, and no other medicine while using ii.
Yours, respectfully. MARY ANN SIsoMe.
Prcparcd only bv Dr. D. Jayne Philadelphia and sold on
agency BY JAMES L. McKAlN, Camlen s. C.
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Masonic.

A stated communication of Kershaw Lodge, No
%, A. F. NJ. will be held at Masonic Hall, this
(7nesday) evening at y o'clock precisely, the
committee OF the revision Of the "Rules" will sub
nit their report. Take due notice and govern
yourselves accordingly. BY order of
J. N. GAMEWELL, w. NJ.
81. YOUNG, Secretary.
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LSO-

so Acres of land more or less whereon the l'e-
fendant resides, adjoining lands Of James Camp:
bell, Thos. Ellis and Charles Perkins, also a.
acres more or less known as the Ray Tact adjon-
ing lands of the Estate of WIN. Thorn and p. De-
Bruhl, also the Defendants right, title. and inter-
est in and to 4sO acres of land more l'ss belong
ing to the Estate Of VIM. Thorn, adjoining lands Of
J. NJ Shaw, Alex. Johnson, John Mum, David
Mum and others levied upon and to be sold as the
property of the Defendants at the suit Of NJ. G..
REYNOLDS Adn'x ct. al. VS.. H. Thorn.
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Cincinnati, Jan. e5th, ls47. ~ s,..I,;s I,
9 q ] 9 9 - .aas

To show the high standing Of DR. II: Ccxsswe
give below the statement of the Hox. JuDGHs HE1S.
RY MORSE of the Courts of Ohio at Cidcinnati.s.s Z
am well acquainted with .DR. HIRAM Cox of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and his practices he having been
my family physician for many years, and can cheer
fully say that have as much, or more con6den
in him, and his skill as praetisiag Paysieasa ds
any man lringi dENRf-eM0HStsss sssss
Cincinnati, Nov. 9Th, 1s47.' 1t.lts 80 i,ss y
DR.. Cox is also the Physician Of the Hon. Jtpcfp
JAS SAFFIN. our late city Marshall q! sjs,.ss
Certificate of Daniel ConkD, esqs resident on
Fourlh-Street, two doors west Of Plum-sE 'ss n
This may certify that have used Or. Roger,a
remedy for coughs DC, after trying variety ot
other medicines for the same purpose, and have
derived so much benefit from it, wfnlst every thing
else failed to afford me any relief that can cons
fdently recommend it as being the most certain
cure within my knowledge. i am naturally pr
disposed to disease Of the Lungs, and thonghI
have consulted the best Physicians, and ,adopts1
at different times every reasonable meanss have
never in one instance received such efectual @f
lief as from this medicine. ] have given II to my
children when troubled with cougbs. and hag6i
found nothing so eficacious in assisting the expecS
toraton Of the .phlegm- -
Cincinnati, Nov. IA, 1874. :, go =. 1,sss 80
Please to read the following Testimony Of tbs
Rev. Henry Wisenan: = 4s. t-Ess.,sss,rt ssgsst,
MIRA. L. ScovlL !: Dear Sir Having, become afS
quainted with DR.. Rogers Syrup of Lyerwort and
Tar, under peculiar circumstances, namely that OF
snatching my companion from a dprerdlufe grapS
(the particulars of which will be given atany tfes
If requred) feel under the obiigations tosgiveusf
influence in the circulation of SO valuable medis
cine. Yours, respectfully, l,t 49,
b.. ~ .> HENRY WISEM4s 4sNsss.
Patriot, Gallia CO., O.. Dec %, 1916. ,I.fafh
scovIL e. MEAD No. III, Charters SStfset
New Orleans, wholesale General Agents loL
the Southern States to whom all orders must ls
addressed. Sold wholesale and retail BX
JAMES r. McKA1N, Camden s. G.. A. FrToR
Columbia, HAvILAND, HARKALI, q ALLES and !II
P. NJ. COHEN, Charleston, s. c., M4SsEF;
HALL Winsboro. s. G.: 80, e, ss.sss
February ID, ls49. '9{ia;s,s lstA
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Runaway from the Subscriber on the first inst:
his Negro man named WILLlS,-he is about "a
years Of age, 5 feet inches high {; yellow COM
pcxion, and very quick spoken. lie has been
seen lurking about Camden and its vicinity. a
liberal reward will be paid for his apprehension
and delivery to me.
Camden, March l3, 1s49. IL .
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Thompsonian Medicines.

Embracing every article now used in the practice
Townscnd's Sarsaparilla, Wistar's BaIsam Wild
Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Roche's Embrocation
Fahens,ock's Yermiluge; Dead Shot
Jayne's Expectorant; Jayne's Alternative
Tonic Vermiluge and Carmnatve Balsam
Schap's Headache Pills
Moffdtts, Brandreth's, Spencer's and Peters Pills,
&C. &c. For sale by
Feb. 81. Z. J. DELAY.
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=. ...:s.:.Ix0.O..F

The Fifth Anniversary OF Kershaw Lodge, No.
9, will be celebrated on Monday 10Th inst, ~
o'clock, p: Mon which occasion Brother P. G
THOMAS J. WARREN will deliver an Grafton. All
Transient Brethren and Members of this Lodge
will meet at the Hall at o'clock. The citizens
are respectfully invited to attend at the Baptist
Church. A. L. SOLOMON,
JOSEPH WIENGES,
THOMAS WILSON,.
Committee of Arrangements.
March 7 Ct 10
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One negro Woman ramcd Patsey and her two
Children levied on and to be sold as the property of
Daniel Beauford at the suit Of Wiley Albert
vs. Daniel Beauford.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers.
II. J. WARREN, S, X. D.
March II, le49 IL st
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Infirmary for Chronic Diseases,

The Subscribers would inform tho public, that
this Establishment is in successful operation, and
that ample arrangements have been made for the
accommodation OF patients.
White patients can be provided with separate
and comfortable apartments.
Having applied ourselves for several years to
the study and management of this class of dis
eases, we are justified in assuring reasonable
hope of success in the treatment OF such cases as
may be submitted TO our care.
Terms 60 cents per day, including diet, DC
IT. The usual fee will be charged when opera
tions are required
w. ]. MCKAIN, NJ. D.
C.J. SHANNON, NJ. D.
March 6ti, 1910. 3t lo
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DRUMMOND's Til,ssss ,
PATENT CANDLE-MAKER :


ever invented = ~ iBsaSf siaSas
Combining every advantage which csh be &ishs
ed for in furnishing Light BY It's use, a Pe1sou
can at any moment produce "a candles equal ainsos
lidity and durability to any made the old
sve and laborious method The bres Of the wIcks
in passing through the tube within theseyienders
are drawn perfectly smooth. whictho ouly pres
vents the farng ofthe fights but als6skeepstAs
candle from burning down the side s4a' 'lseaa sess
This article is one which every .hbuss,keepeff
as we'll as all who study economy I'd tue use o.
light, should possess themselves of ast is simPte
convenient and economical, being simply ? candle
stick, which makes its own candles. II is Dost
inreniously constructed, with reservoir for taf-
low, lard or other materials ofwhich candles afs
made also place to deposit the wicks bota o.
which by only turning screw. are forced upJn
the form OF perfect candle. either short or long
lengths as may be desired, thus forming an end
less candle, by simply re6liEg the reservoir when
It shall have been exhausted. The reservotrhoids
onc half pound of taow, enough for four cahdess
Candies can be made by using DramInond,s
Patent Candle Maker, at less than oNE-hALF'
the ordinary expense, the only outlay beiugsf6f
tallow or other substance. From the expessence
cf many families who have used the Patent Sfedte
Maker, as we'll as the numerous tests lo RhstcSn :
has been subjected, we can place the Dranntoaa
pateni Candle Maker before the public as an artlrie
which may always be depended on. With fsir
USAGE it will never get out of order: 7'-t 10 =.
Sold by F. l.. ZEMp, Agent for The Dstrrtu
kershaw. ,sfsr-saes
Feb ii : II ssts. Z. .L ......A. ,Lsss =
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

The Partnership heretofore existing under the
Firm of II. Il R. WILSON, is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent.
Either of the Partners is authorized to collect
the debts dueAand use the name of the Firm in
liquidation. thomas MiiSON'
ROBERT WILSON.
a1- The Subscriber will continue the business
at the OLD srAND-And all those who may favor
him with call, will find Boots and Shoes OF the
best quality low for CASH. or on the usual credit.
r. WILSON.
March7 3t lO