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0~F The columns Of the Press tlrroughou, the
country tu he filled with notices Of and
specifies for oil diseases A. si is heir TO- hut scarce
knows what 10 do in Of disease. for fear nt in
using ono medicine, another and better may be over.
looked. But from the remarkable cures high order
and vast amount Of testimony daily brought under
our personal notice Of tho extraordinary efficacy of
DR. ROGERS LlVERWORr AND TAR, wc arc
compelled to regard the evidence Of senses. and
confidently state tIt for C"uGs and COLDS, and that
Hydra HEADED MoSsrEn CONSUMPTION, we think this
preparation safe, speedy and certain cure, At all
event, VIC may say 10 Our fricnds--ry it. u Sec I'D
verisencnt in anotl.er column.
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFIcE, I
Charleston, s. G.. March 10, 1S49.

EXECUTIVE OFFlCE,
Charleston, S. G. March 10, 1S49
By bis Excellency, WHIrEMARsH B. SEABRooK.
Governor and Con mander- in Chief, in and over
the State of South Carolina: Whereas, informa.
ton has hccn received ut this Dep ,rtment, that
most atrocious murder was committed in Edgefeld
District, on the 18th day of February last by a
slave named APP or APPLING, belonging to
Martin Posey, Esq, and that the said slave has
absconded Now know ye, in order that the said
slave may be brought to trial for the crIn,e with
which he is charged, do hereby offer reward of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, for the appehen-
sion and safe delivery of the said slave App or
Appling, TO the Jailor of Edgefied District, or to
any other Jailo in this State Said fellow is about
thirty years OF aye, five feet eight or ten inches
high; straight, of ordinary size, little copper
colored, sammers when speaking; had on when
he left brown frock coat and black hat; he had
a long beard on his chin, one OF his legs is sore
and much swollen.
Given under my hand this tenth 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.
WHITEMARSI B. SEABROOK.
BY the Governor:
b. X KENAGAN, Secretary of State.
March 81 4t IL
o. All the papers in the State will publish four
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Another Miraculous Cure.

Read the following letter, and then, if yon are troubled
with any disease the lungs, go and get bottle Of DR..
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTIIA.
St. townsville, n. Y. Feb. S, 1919.
Mr. IIarrison-Sir. will trouble your patience few
m nrrs by nrmng you of the great triumph which your
Na,ha Sfyp has obtained in the my brother flc
increased the dose you ced and the result was that
he began rnse very freely and il scented so badly that
it was impossible stay in the rom where he was, on the
fifth day after the increase Of the dose. In day or SO
afer he began get better, and at this present time is
quite revived has good appetite and don't cough quar-
ter rs much he did previously severe cough and inn
mese e1pectoaiion the prominent symptom Of the
disease. ihink his Singular none of the ply.
sicans here had heard any thing Of the kind
before mennned all these particulars a. am firm in
the belief that had it been for the Naphtha Syrup, he
could have expected nothing hut speedy grave as there
were an immense number Of ubcrcles Turned on his lungs
which the medscine took immediate hold of, and in few
days he threw them up by the quantity, some OF them was
as large bean. e he improves as fast NJ he Inns done
do not think that he will need any than the siI bot
Ties now send for Enclosed FIVE dollars Direct the
box as before Jonas Smell, Of Chas. kingsand
Rail Rnad Depot.
Yours Respectfully.
After reading the above who doubt that Hastings
Naphtha Syrup POSSESSES oil The virtue that claimed of
il.
For sale bv JAMES X. MIcKAIN, Candcn-Pricc 81
per boitle-sx bottles for S. cash.
March. o. lS49' IL ON
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a Or /, aggregate Of g, ,s43, 600 souls. From
this should be deducted the 5000, 600 slaves in.
I cludcd IN the above estimate, which will leave
Z hS4Sy 900 whites. Allowing onc.half Of This
sum for Icsnalcs, and ono. half Of The remainder
for aged, and children unable 10 bear arms, and
ne have i, 100000 fighting men. But as there
ever have Sfiecr, and ever will he, tories and
,iaitorss "a cry conflict for liberty, we may
strike olii for thi. class all over one Million
In lieu Of these, however, If necessary. shou
he added al least 200 600 blacks, who, from
their known attachment to their masters, and
their contented and happy situations, would he
unwilling to abandon the FIRST or change the
lasf, and would, therefore, fight hravelv on the
T, side Of the South. THIS estimate would then
rivc IA 1, 100000 effective fighting men, leav.
i,,g auf soiaatecrs from all other quarters.
Witt, tfis number of good men and true, or
eres, lie haif Il, II 'Eataw, Yorktown, Monte.
,rey, Baena Vista, chapuhepec and Churul'usco
,eil pod .yregiaas lies. we should he who!ly in.
-yincif,Ie. Then, foo, we would be fighting FOR
our rights, our honors and the safety of our
wives and children, while the North wo''ld he
fighting to perpe,uale wrong, injustice and
xiliainy. Men, however, do NOT alone consti.
suts The .ir,ews Of var. Money. arms, rrovi.
xions, cIolhfng and munitions are all needed in
sss,ch a contest. In This respect, ,hr advantage
x, ,rbolly and entirely ours; for all these we
have. or that which will mos, readily command
,hem IN the matkets of the world, in our Corn,
Wheat, Rice, Tobacco. Sugar and Cotton. DR..
Cartwright, III his able and unanswerahc es.
: saw upon the subject of Slavery. informs va,
thai foii, in the Revolution and War OF 1912,
she British government under the impression
thst the ,Sonth; ffom her peculiar institution,
coyssssted the weaker portion OF this Cont'd.
~racy, direc.ed its attacks particularly to this
aHarier.z Bat heing mos, signay foilcd and
siIrfai,ie 10 understand the why and wherefore
she,eoc they instituted inquiries through their
d;oss.iIs and secret agents, the sum and sub.
stance of which was embodied in pamphlet
CIR the especial benefi, Of the English aris,o-
cracy. While in London, a copy of this
satnphfe, accidp ntly fell in,oth learned gentle
snaf's hands. and the result Of this enquiry
gems to have led our Transatlantic neighhors
Ia fhe f.iiowing very satisfactory conclusions !:
tia. the slave has an instinct attaching him 10
his master. SO very strong as moi to be broken
by the hope of freedom itself---that such is his
afTeciion, 80 docie and obedient ia his disposi.
lion in hts present relation, that during hostile
t;nya.iops OF the country, he can he safely m.
tru.ied with lie protection Of the wife spd chill
drens and to sotne extent the cultivation Of the
soit dufii,si the mastei's absence in the field OF
,asciiye service. Consequently that eneryaliop,
Tesultins from tie pfosira,ion Of the Agricul.ur-
81 aprsaiisns Of. countries engaged in war, docs
I y a - ri
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Ten Dollars Reward.

A plain black TRUNK was stolen from the sub
scriber's house the night of the 9Th inst, con-
tanning five ladies' dresses, of muslin and calico;
gentleman's dress coat, pantaloons and vest, and
variety of other articles; also, small mahogany
dressing case containing some papers belongir G
10 Thomas English, and one hundred and thirty
one or two dollars in cast; $50 bill, the rest
in los, except about $l1 in specie.
The above reward will be paid for the de livery
Of the above altcles or proportionate reward for
any port Of them.
THOMAS ADKISON.
march 81.
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CHARLESTON NECK ICE HOUSE.

(Corner of 81. Philips and Tanderhorst Stcets. }
Have now on hand and constantly receiving by
arrivals from the North, large quantities of CLEAR
ICE. which is offered lor sale at low rate.
From the proximity of this House to the Rail Road
De !, and the advantages the Subscriber has Of
be o constantly supplied with the best articles
he on6ienty invites the attention of Hotel Keep
pr and others. All Orders 10 any part OF the
Country attended to with care nd despatch, and
any Information in regard TO the manner OF con-
s,ruc,ing boxes for the preservation OF Ice from
melting, will be given on applica ion to
JOHN b. MARTIN, Agent.
OrL, T. POTTER, No. l47 East Bay
Packages at cost.
Drayage from Ice House to Rail Road l24 cts.
Ma;cL ID IS4e IL At
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Removal l,g

The subscriber having removed his Shopon
door in rear of NJ. Drucker's store. wilf De hspp
to supply any one with Gin, Horse Mill, Thfest (,
ing Machine or Wheat Fan. He requests RlaI =
,ers, before sending to another State foe Gia. ii
call and examine his, as they are warrantedtoh b I
as we'll made, as free from taking FIRE. 70 run I,
light and make as good cotton as can be had, ar 4
sold as cheap, Qwo dollars per saw, made out o
the best cast steel plate.) =,
Old Gins faithfully repaired. '',,.a'. -
Feb. 7. R. J. McCREIGHT.g
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Rail Road Notice,

In accordance with meeting of the Board OF
Directors Of the South Carolina Rail Road Com
panv on the 1Oh inst. il was resolved that Storage
he charged on all Topn Goods-Wales, Nlerchan-
dze and Produce, it tot taken away within a
hours after being landed from the cars.
N. ID. BAXLEY. Agent. rs
Camden. Marcel 26th, lS49. If l3
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Truth is mighty and riil rrerail.

Truth is mighty and rciH rrerail
-.- ATHENS, August "a, 1886.
Dear Sr:-Ilaving been afflicted for more than ten
months will, Chronic Inflammation Of the Lungs, al
times very severely and having adopted many mcd-
cncs without nny but temporary rclicf-I purchased
about three b,ttlrs Of Wis,ars Balls Of Wild Cherry
from the effects Of which obtained relief than
from all the medicines had cvor taken for llt dis
lressng disorder. havo by the repeated use Of this
valuable Balsam, been mnre free from pressure for
brcalI, aud oppression the lungs than had antici
pated -und, indeed conceive that will be cured by
continuing its usc OF this most dishcartcnng malady.
do most chccfuly tender yo this acknowledgement,
wicl, you will your Judgment dictates.
..... . RODNEY BURKE.
Waynsborough, Burke Co. Georgia.
Nome genuine, unless signed l. Burrs on the wrap.
per. Sold in Camden by J. r. McKAls; at wholesale
by P. NJ. CoHEs e. Co., Charleston, md by Druggist.
generally throughout the State.
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pAGuERREoTYPEs.

= Mr-ZEALY, lately operating in Columbia, has
opened his Daguerrean Gallery in the room over
the Post Office, recently occupied bysDs ). LEE
where he will be happy to exhibit: his aspecI,
mems to those who may favor hm,with call, aud
will b. prepared to take likenesses inthe most aP
proved style. 80. ~ .t-... =, 49,, ,'.,.,r <
:. DPictures warranted not to fade. ~, -. - j
Camden, march 81 ''F'
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Strayed

From the Subscriber on the 4th ult., white
Horse, about years old-scared on the withers
with light blue caste on the left eye. He is
supposed to have gone towards North Carolina.
Any person finding him will be suitably rewarded.
Jas. J. ROBINSON.
Camden, March 2sth, ls49. H St -. l3
The Charlotte jefereunian and North Carolin-
ian will copy 8 times and forward bills to this
Office. s'iE
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NEWzGooDS,

M. DRUCKER &c 0.sfe now receiving from
the North, their large and well selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Hardware 4 Groceries,
which they will sell at the lowest prices for cash
only.-1 Being. determined to cell Goods, they will
not suffer themselves to be undersold, and invite
those who4may wish to purchase, to cali and5ex.
anime for themselves. Sold wholesale and retail
at the .- CAMDEN BAZAAR.
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Fifth Regiment Third Brigade o.
Cavalry.
March %, 1s49.

A COURT MARTIAL will be held on the first W ED.
NESDAY in May, in Camden, al ID o'clock, to try all
defaners ut Encampment the l2th 18th and l4t,
December last and also deauie ut Court Martial order
ed TO be held in Camden the first Monday in March,
The Court to consist Of the following Officers
Lieut. Col. THos DAVIS, PRESIDENT Captains JAS. W.
ADAMS, A. II. TAYLOR, ID. u. PEaRy, w. A. ANcRuN
and r. c. RICHARDSON Lieuts JAS ADAMS, J. T. GOOD
wYy J, G.. SECnEsT, Thos JONES, J.. 7. LoRING, and
w. F. BUTLER Supenumerares, Lieuts. THOMSON and
LENGYDY Cornets ADAMS and HALE. ..-.
The Captains will have the dcfaultcs in their respective
COMPANIES warned tn attend.
BY order Of Col. ANCRUM,
X, ii. GOODWIN, Jr., Adjutant.
March %, l8i9. l3 Ut
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber in Dallas county,
Ala in April last, negro man named BILLY,
about 25 years of age, 5 leet or 10 inches high,
Of yellow complexion. From information received,
believe the abnre negro is lurking about Camden,
and has relatives living in the neighborhood, on
both sides of the River.
The above Reward will be paid for his apprehen-
sion and confinement, in the Camden Jail, or for his
delivery 10 Messrs Cspers g. Huger Of Charles.
ton. For further information, apply at the Office
of the Camden Journal.
JOHN DUDLEY, Sen'r
March %, ls49 If IL
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unsllssisd, what harm swodld & diissoIation n
the Union be t6fHemt What possible good be
to a.. nous.s mo, ,sif The Union must needs be
dissolved absolute ion.intercoprse, at once
adopted, viii bethe best mode 70 Prepare the
country ftam.ihe condition and consequences
that would follow II shall be preserved. this
isahe mode. that by Developing our capabilities.
willsalways secure in equality. respect, and
pdwcr-snd start US in the path Of unexamp'ed
sucesss. S9 -, 80. sST'Nr-. 's'is' ~ ~ @
N future day we propose, unless your
columus viii be- more wnrlhi!y filed, to examine
the efficacy of this measure, 3and to advance
sa,sise reasons 10 show whyi ought TO be adopt
etlasiihnt,, delay We wiH need no emhargo in
casssssrce,l none snch can resist-but we will
havasat at our ports more ships, and liuclier
commerce. than the South ever saw.
.9 iatss3s t'es1S;A st-' f HAMppES.
i&x.sSI3s Sa3 gIiiGT,i SARA
,.als,asssss , From the Daily Telegraph
..MxsEDIroR From the late action OF Con-
srssssami most sofihe Legislatures ot the non-
siasehnlaing States, n take it Tor granted the
Nassa, ss,iH persist in their aggression npon the
oes. 10y as,s,.1 rts.a u,V.s =, us, IL" &c b,r ~
sGs'sa " 'ss ss, p rh;, aa sat ,h ;a..;,n,;,n If
slasg5ysin all other places over which. Congress
elaiiass sxegcise exclusive jurisdiction. II say
taxkesit lfT granted. because tyranny h"sfa,e.
ss!~en known to relax ITS hold u"si' broken ~,
violence orsesefed ny sne sworn. a'sn 'as. .S
sss agraHteusI 1tH tnat 'ne oou'" once "FS.'! "s'
equal in numbers, and ever vastly her superior
.a'efai'ana 'a'ss'fe,a' ,,a s.aaan @ m ~ tho ,
sn lo~ as % 'a''.tie' s.a,n t..",
'asl on saY,nS ~ "c
ss~l.n"1 q ~, a!ussN. ~.
ms Sss soshs'on seeh,s '"'''"' ~"
''e .ssilt aaoqd'e ga =, e,,nel. paFra:e
may yrsesei ltar nouns =: , n Observation-Disclosures,
Hae 1of Us aoah,e" s.ius s'' e.."' y. 80, ss In,
ahlyaiP" .ais s'ln)ee' anu '''" "e '''"' '''''' y
sssae,'sees'S. ss l,.s 80 -, - ..,
*.NsTam em''er |" a P'a,'ca'. ps'."tls"4I ~"
which eaeh state enc entered az an eq'.' ''"a -
eseisn, any S'ate mas an .nq''rs,'''''a"t -, i
tO HeCfaes peacetby duu qS"s. "ue"F''' =" ~
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New Spring Shoes,

The subscriber has received the present week
good assortment Of fashionable and well made
SHOES, which he offers at the lowest prices for
cash. G. wv. OLNEY.
march % 13 81
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He took n Fit.

The undersigned would respectfully return his
thanks TO the public for the large patronage they
have bestowed on him, and informs them that he
has made arrangements with Messrs. White q
Underhill one of the most fashionable Tailoring
Establishments in New York, who will furnish
him monthly with the London, Paris, and New
York Fashions. He hopes with his own well
known ability. and the large number Of good work.
men he keeps employed, will enable him to exc
cute work at short notice, and in as good style as
can be done in the State, if any have doubts,
pleaae let them come and take fit - I-..a
w, NJ. WATSON.
Feb ID Srgg - If
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Is South-Car0Hna, Ass,s
KERSHAW ,DISTRICT -

B. C. JONES' for y: James c''''" csss,t s,sts'rn
Nathaniel Iotchkiss,
,1a' Tas ssS: sSs"' Ca aae es,,f rs@,.s54s. ;.'7s
The Defendant Nathaniel Hotchkiss, who is in
the custody of the Sheriff Of said District BY vrt
tue Of the above Writs Of Capias I'D Saiisiacien-
dunn, in order to avail himself Of the benefit Of
Act passed for the relief of Insovent Debtors, has
filed in my Office on oath, schedule OF his whole
Estate. = ...a..,.L-
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Plaintiffs
in the above stated cases, as we'll as all Others
concerned, TO be and appear at Camden on the
first Monda ay after the fourth Monday in March
next, at IL o. lock M. before the associate Judges
10 show cause, if any they can, why the said De-,
fendant should not be discharged from further
conine nent, on his assigning and delivering the
e"e''' ~ '' s. E. CAPERs, Clerk. :
Clerks Office, Dec. III. ls4S 3rn y so =
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Real Estate for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale is Camden house.
As winter residence for small family. there is
none more pleasant or convenient. 1t will be sold
low. Also. his Kirkwood residence, well situated
(on the Lancaster Road,) for marketing, and per-
fectly healthy. Also, will be sold low. fourteen
shares Rail Road stock, and two shares Telegraph
stock. Persons wishing TO purchase are irvited
TO call. E. w. BONNEY.
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TuLrl,nllinig,:,,, Ll I,
IaIna,s Hair Tonic.

A fresh supply OF the above valuable piepara-
lion for the growth and Improvement Of the eHaiR.
Just received BY ~ '''''-' 2. y: DEHhY!.''
Feb. 2l. II "2 f'o =
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|sihe-fallS--watk Of ministry in 1928. Piety,
earnesiness and zeal were his distinguishing
,raiis. Greensbrough Patriot. .gf-sGC
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Mortgage Sale.

Rich Parasols, Sun Shades and Umbrellas Also
large assortment of Ladies Summer Gloves from
81 cts. to 100 pair-Summer Shawls and Scarls
just received at BONNEYS.
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Light ON the subject. 81, -
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand lamp
Oil Of the best quality, which he viii sell At prices
to suit the times. Call and see and satisfy YOUR,
selves Of the fact ;H1 u. J.sDEHAXss e't:
Feb. II. Nedrlp opp1site Masonic Hall.
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Mr.. Editor: II being understood that our rr.s-
ent able and efficient In,endant will decline re-
election, the friends of JAMES R. McKAIN, Esq
hereby nominate him as candidate for that office
at the ensuing election.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JOB WORK.

For all job Work done at this Office the
Cash will be required on delivery.
Bills for advertising will be presented for
payment quarterly. ...
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Mortgage Sale.

Twill sell on Monday the I'd day of April next be-
fore the Court House door in Camden at II o'clock
NJ Negro Woman named Cumba, and Negro
man named Jim under mortgage executed by the
late Col. James p. Dickinson to John L Manning
Esqr. Terms Cash.
T.. WARREN, Agent.
March IL, 1899 ii 3
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~ would also STATE i's

That in addition to a fine stock at DRucs. Afbi
cINEs. PERfuMERY and FAKcY ARTIctHs;1 lee /
constantly on hand choice selection Of Segdrs !
Mrs. Mier's Fine cut Cheping Tobaceas Isnriln
and ard TOBACCO efs Bosee eefs segar sa
Feb. 81. 81 ..s Z.,yss sDEf3AY.s-
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

Ranawuy from the Camden epot the 18th January
last, two NEGRO BOYS, named JULY and WINTEH,
belonging to James Gndsden.
July spare made and black; weighs about 12o or l25
pounds aged 1Sur 20 years about feet or inches high
black and weighs about 100 l25 pounds, between 90
and IS years Of nge about feet or inches high.
The above reward will he paid any person who will
deliver one both the above boys to the subscriber in
Camden or to the nearest JAIL to James Gadsden in
Charleston. The latter place would be preferred.
March 81 N. d. BAILEY.
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Cotton Yarns, &c.

The subscriber has on hand. and viii 10 future
have continual supply Of YARN and CLOTH
from the Catawba Factory, both Of which will bear
comparison with any made in this country. .
Terms as usual for such articles .sss, "a 80
Jan. "a. 7-,ssz JAS. McEWEN, AGENT a
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
GREGG, PALMER g. GREGG 80
Will pr ctice in the Courts of Law and Equity
for Fairfield District; and
GREGG & CIR EGG
Will practice in Kershaw and Sumter, in addition
to RIchland.
Columbia, let January, ls49. Pm
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Final and POsitiy
Feb %
Thompsonfan Medicines.

Embracing every article now usedsi the practice
Townsend's Sarsaparia, Wistaf's BslsamavRflA
Cherry x e5l,g = sss4ssi = 4SstErss sas;ks,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Roche's Embrocation y.
Fahenstock's e Vermiuge; Dead Shot4ss4,..s,.,,.sa
Jayne's Expectorant; Jayne's Alternative & s. s.
Tonic Vermifuge and Carminstiye Balsam
Schap's Headache Pills > 2 .ss7'F s'f's ~
MoFatt's, Brandre.h',, spencer's and ps,ssxa asils
&c. &c. For sale by II > V "A s;,s,s-
Feb, 81. I'll DEHAYssa
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1--WE are requested to announce HAfMAN
LEVY. Esq as candidate for Intendant at the
ensuing election.
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The subscriber has on hand a large assortment
of Chairs, &c.. which will be disposed on reason.
able terms. Mahogany, Walnut, Maple and Wove
Seat Rockers, Sewing Do. ALSO. Walnut, Maple,
OAK Box and Plush Seats-Imitation and plain
Windsor, Do. Office and children's Do. Do. With
all articles generally in his line of business.
-.-. ...-.r c. l.. CHATTEN.
March %, # 13
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New Spring Goods.
Jusi receired by
A, M, & R, KENNEDY,

New Spring Goods.
Just receired by
A. N. & R. KENNEDY. 80. ..
To which they would invite the attention of
their friends and the public generally; the Stock
consists in part - ..,
Ladies' Wear.
Organdi Leno and Jaconet fancy Muslins.
Linen plain and Satin stripe Silk Bareges,
Tissue Silks, ...,'
Earlston, French and Muslin Ginghams,
Fancy Linen Lnstres,
English and American Prints,
.Embroideries, Gloves, Ribbons, Hosiery, &c.
.s,,N ........ Gcntlemens Wear.
Drap d'ete fancy spring Cassimeres,
Linen Drills, ... t.,r. ...-..,... ..a.. .
Marseilles, Vaenla and Linen Vestings,
Leghorn, Panama and Fur Hale,
Cravats, Gloves, &c &c. ...
Together with full assortment of beached and
brown Homespuns, and domestic goods suitable
for servants wear.
READY MADE CLOTHING. "
With other articles too numerous to mention.
The above stock has been carefully selected
and will be sold for cash. or to punctua customers
L least as low as they can be pu chased elsewhere.
March 29lh, 1919. If l3