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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17
IN EQUTTY-KERSHAW.

Ex Pare Wa. Net,ies, Sarah Neilas, iiram
Nc;Ies, per pro ami-Peiiiinn for SAFE OF land.
TN obedience to The orders OF the Crur, viii
Il offer a, public sale on Monday. tho 9th day. Of
January. ensuing, before the court house in Cam
den. all that piece, parcel or tract OF Land lying
on the North side OF Grannys Qaarser creek, in
the District nnresad, cuniainI one bundred
acres more or less, beng par, OF tract formerly
belonging to ]. Riddle, decd. and convey ed by the
Sheriff OF Kershaw District to David Harrison.
and BY him TO the Petitioners.
Terms-So much cash as vii! pay costs, balance
on cred OF one andtwo years, interest from sale,
purchaser to give bond with good securities, and
mortgage Of the premises. ,~
w. NJ. SHANNON, c, E.K.D.
Dec g. GS3 sol Is
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New Steam Boat Robert Martin.

New Steam Boat Robert Martin.
VHE new Steamer Robert Martin. Captain
L George Mansfield, will commence her regular
trips between Charleston and Camden, about the
first of October, stopping at all the intermediate
landings on the river, both coming and going
Shippers may rely upon promptness, and at as
low rates as can be sent by any other conveyance
For freight appIyto SHAW & AUSTIN,
Agents, Camden.
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Fancy Articles.

TOLOGNE Lavender, Florida Honey and Rose Water,
~ Jenny Lind. Omnibus, Portrait, Parsnn. Nympll.
Windsor and Palm Soap; lubins Extract lgennel of
Jenny Lind ocky Club Bouquet de Caroline, lIedyosmia
Mignionete, West End and Verbena Jenny Lind Hair
Gloss Queen of Flowers Hair Oil lIaues and Rousses
Eau Lustrale Bears OIL Philocomb", Ok Marrow Pom.
ae, for the growth and Beauty of the Hair Phalons
Chemical Hair lnvgorator &c &c. Just received at
Z. J. DELAYS
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Notice.

4 LII persons having any claims against the
n Estate of the a:e Mrs. Martha f. Wilson
deceased. will present them properly attested, AMI
those indebted will make ilnpediate payment to
to MIR. John Rocser who is authorized to act as
agent in my absence.
PAUL +. VlLLEFfGCE, Admr.
Nov. IL, 1850. 30 wifi
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ACCOUNT O. RECEIPTS XPENDITUREs az.
Ofthe Commissioners Buildings Di for the 1850

Oct 81. 1 uaIance in Br. Bank Camden this day
credit D. l. DeSaussure, Trea ;urer,
1850
Nav 2. Cash received of Mr.. Dolby, tax collector
Kershaw District,
May H. Cash received of Mr. Dolby, tax colec-
tor Kershaw District,
Sept. Is. Cash received of MIR. Dolby, tax collec-
tor Kershaw District,
Oct. Is. Cash received Of Col. JAS Chestnut, jr.
Nov. 2. Cash received Of Mr.. Dolby, tax collector
Kershaw District,
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In Equity.--Lancaster District.

Middleton q. CASTOR VS.. Susannah CASTOR, ct al.
'IHE creditors of the Estate of Samuel CASTOR,
decd. OF Lancaster District, are hereby notif-
ed and requested to present and establish, before
me- their demands against said Estate, on or be-
fore the lst. January 1851. By order of the Court
in above case, June Term, 1850 ffaN
JAS. H. WITHERSPOON, D. II;
Com. Office Nov. IL, 1850. 81 90 lat
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Drv Goodsat Reduced p,ice.

Dry Goodsat Reduced Prices. q y.
11HE subscribers having determined to change
Il Their busfhess, 5net ftlieir desirble- and we'll
assorted stock Of Dry Goods, at verp reduced
prices. Persons will do well to give US call
before purchasing elsewhere. -. a. ~,
Nov IL. Fl. LEVY g. SON.
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IS49
NSy s 49, By asEy account white lead and freight from % 80
Feb 90 R. l. Twseds act s haaps and staples and work. %
Chaten's act for work for Jail and c. House.
Nav do painting Court House, 81
McDoweaN & Cooper for aches and bolts, 6S
j. McKam, and glass C. H. and Jail A
NJ Naudn ndexng books in OHnarys Office, % 0oI
Wienges work.
w Bonn for pad locks and Blankets, % %
Burchmore for bar for Courthouse. so
" p. Boyd hauling 81
Juv 2 c. L. Chaten work doing and House. 800 90
June25. McKnna chaI5s6aI Court House, 81 90
Noy2 Levy&S Dr., f'"1 16 IT,
Lei workon Court House,
Sept II S. Nettes, for lead pipe so"
Oo4 25s3l
Jal lExpens
Current Expenses,
9s7 81
By balance o Treasurers credit n Bank, SO
1856 Is
D. L. DESAUSsURE Treasr. Comm'r Pub. Buildings X d.
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HUNTERS HOTEL,

CAMDEN, ). &.
TNHE subscriber having located in Camden,
i would respectfully say 10 the public that he
has opened Public House two doors below the
Post Office. and hopes by strict attention to bust
hess to share liberal patronage.
My Stables are good. and we'll supplied with
Provendor, and my Table shall always be supplied
with as good as the market affords.
am certain that those who once favor me with
call will be willing TO call again.
have also, good Wagon Yard, with wood
water and house convenient, for the accommoda-
tion OF Wagoners.
will also attend to the Commission Business,
and all Goods consigned to my care, or left with
me for sale shall meet with prompt attention.
U'Charges moderate.
JAMES NJ. HUNTER
Nov. 20. 93 II
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NEW STORE.

NEW STORE.
UNHE subscriber is now opening large assort-
L ment of Groceries alad staple Goods,
in the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerald
(soulh of the Bank Of Camden) which he will
dispose Of at Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would do well 10
call and examine the stock, consisting i'll part, OF
the following, viz:
l. af, Crushed, Ground and Grannated Sugars
ST Croix, Pori0 Rico, al d New Orleans do
W Orleans, Muscuvado and Cuba Mulasses
java Laguira and Rio Coffee
Gunpowccr. Young Hyson and Black Teas
Sperm htnmnnline and Tailuw Candles
No = and Mnckare, in Barrels Half and Quarters
Wine. Soda and Butter BISCUITS and Cheese
Soap and SEirch. assorted
Pepper. Spice. Ginger, Nutmegs. Mace and Cloves
Powder. Shot and Lead
Hardware Cutlery, Nails and Castlngs
Paints, Lnseed Oil, Sperm. Oil and VIII, villa
-ALS0--
Bleacled md unbleacfed Shrngs and SheeIings
Blankets. Bed Ticks, Apron Checks and Oznnburgs
Together with large assortment Of
Bagging, Rope and TVVinc.
J. w. BRADLEY.
Camden. S. G.. Sept. 90.
arCash paid for Cotton and other Produce.
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A Complete Stock of
HOSEER Y .4.VD GLOTES.

CONTAINING every kind of Gloves, Lace
" Mtts, Long and Half Long do; beautiful
article U: Glasse Silk Gloves. all colors to match
Dresses; misses and children's Gloves all Sizes
Hosiery.
Ladies' Silk, Merino and all-wool Hose; cotton
Hosiery; of every color and quality; misses do.
all sizes.
Ladies' Merino and silk Vests
Mems cotton, merino and wool Half IIose me.
rinc Shirts and Drawers; boys do.
Mems kid, silk, buckskin and cashmere Gloves.
In fact, every thing desirable in the ABOVE depart
meni's, at
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-17
MANSION HOUSE.
CAMDEN. S. G..

CAMDEN, ,. 4.
TINE subscriber respectfully announces to his
l. friends and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
generally, hat he has opened, as HOTEL, lbat
large and coraInodio' house IN Log Tom, former
y the private res dence Of u. Perkins. esq
The buIlding is admirably addped lor that pur-
pose, beug situated the oSt healthy and pleas
ahl part III ; alnneu, combining all the advania
yes o The town witt the b"lmy atmosphere of the
Country, and within lew mmutes' walk OF any
part Of Camden. The rooms are large and AIRY,
his Servants respectful and attentive. and he
pledges himself to spare 10 pains in Keeping mp
an attractive and we'll supplied TABLE, and To use
every exerion to please those who uay call upon
him. =,
His STABLES will be found commodious, and
always fully supplied with Provender, d.
gJ'Thc House being conducted on Temperance
Principles, he tlailers himself that those who favor
him with call will find the MANSION HOUSE
not only the comforts and attention OF well reg
ulated Hoel, hut The quiet retirement Of a Home
Charges moderate.
DAl the Stages arriving in the place, and the
Omnbuses running to the Depol, will call at the
House when desired.
E. G. ROBINSON.
Camden. Sert. l. 81 IF
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Domestic Items,

DROWN and bleached sbeetings, every width;
- Ticking; English Long-cloths; $. Counlerpaaes,
PLAN and figured curtain Dimts; garmentDini,y;
e"lored Homespuns and Denims; plaid Linssy.
Flannels and Blankets, at all prices ser flH
ll5O pieces Of bIeached and brown Home spuna
as low as they can be bought any where in Amer
ca. At .-,,.p JAMES WILSON'S. ~
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TO Rent.

TO Rent.
THAT now and commoous Stand with the Fix.
lures attached. owned and occupied by the late
Robert l.. Tweed, as a Blacksmith and Wagon.
makers shop.
To skilful and industrious mechanic, this is a
very desirable situation. Possession given imme.
diateIy. For particulars apply to
JAMES McEWEN.
s-s"Thc Tools can be had at fair valuation
and on accommodating terms.
Camden, Nov. ID. 80 If
The Evening News and Hornets Nest viii in.
sert once week for six weeks.
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SEGARs! sEGARS!.-A very choice 10,
~ Of Palmetto and Gold Leaf Segars, for sale BY
July &C. : T. BONNELL g. co. :
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An Ohio paper states that Miss Porter, in
that State, has married man by the name of
Bottle The editor says it is not only good
match. but it proves that there are are more
ways than one to bottle porter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04
IfaIiau Affairs.

We give place this morning to an article
from the pen Of Col Forbes in refutation of
certain charges brought against the Roman
Republic by American as well as other
writers and habitually repeated even by re-
spectacle journals. We do not see how any
unpreiudiced man can read Col. F.'s state
ment without ceasing to talk about the Ii
cense and anarchy" of the short-lived but
no. inglorious Republic of Modern Rome.
He speaks Of what he knows and shared in,
having Though an Englishman) taken an
active and an honorable part in the Italian
struggle-the end Of which is not yet.
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e. Telegraph ezelgsirsly 70 TIE Tribuss.
WILMINGTON MONDAY. Jlne

E. Telegraph ezelusirely 70 TIE Tribune.
WAsHINGToN, Monday, J1ae5
Governor Washington, Ct New-Mexico, arrived
on Saturday night bringing important news from
Santa Fe. learn that not long before he len
public meeting was held to consider the boundary
question and the claim Of Texas when 4 no, dis.
pute arose between number Of citizens and
Texans. The meeting resulted in a fearful rot
which was about to end in 4 general fight, when
the officer commanding the garrison ordered the
troops to interfere and prevent blOodshed, which
was doze. though not withou. difficulty. a sres.
exciiemen. prevails in the city, the people Of
which declare that they viii oppose to the u.mos.
the atternp. to force upon them the authority aud
laws O. Texas.
The rio, which has now taken place IS sad to
have been provoked at tie astisation OF Assis.-
sn, Quarter Master, Texan, attached 70 the Us.
forces.
Tbs is evidently only the beginning Of toe Dis
,-rbLnces which VII taks place there unless
promyt measures are taken 10 cheek the pre;en.
f.ous Of Texas Tie recent letter q hugh y.
Smith. delegate from the territory which vii soon
rsech lis constituents IS not calculated 70 LAY the
hostility they feel in view Of the s.tsmP;to desPol
them OF their rights and plan. Slavery on their free
soil. nor is Z calculated 10 make them in love with
sl.Lem istrgue-s.
Nr. smith. as earn, IN consequence OF TINS IN
. i--rce has changed bis design or returning in
ueFintey home and vii remain 81 ieas: uual the
FIST Tuesday Of July which tie Hous, has lxed
uron Ter the consideration Of his claim 70 admission.
Itisis bis duty through bis manly expose has no:
.r.-aessd The chalce Ct I lsciEioc in bis lavc-.
SrIMl
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For destruction Z eockrosehes, bs.5ugs, MONA ans,
feEs ies musEe,Ces, a-d Al other insects and LYoSs
Msrrele Ps for The exermua-cu q rl:s an Ics-5ch
sruc,es wstrts9 without posou-sre be lsd - LYONS
DeFo- - Broadway. ard from he following : gs,s,-
Nsw.YorE-CleEerer Co 81 BAesy-sL 4 B. : D
sl-dI loo Futon-st; Gres1ssf Klsley, $ Coriansst
schezsn Brothers Co. ll6 Jcan-st Lyors Weycs c..
HY-WE- a. sis0n PoIisu. s. Lawrence CO. 81 80
X ii. hunsor- BaaU0.s-Pok CO. Ba;uuzls Bali
ngh Ph..zleipha-GEzriguss ecr Tsnla tn1 Co-ies "a
Eswburgh, N.f.-Mr. FOwer. RAhwsT y AR. T11l-
Ioz- Pro7ideree, r L-BLch Scr. Pi.-sba-ga, Par
4. Sel.els hew BT-EEwick-Appiegae sol, o. s-lie'
nEn-s- Esw1Fk-Mr. Kinds HErke.s- cheill2l' u
BIZ. NeskngA corner Fifth and Walnut s.L Boslon-Rst-
ding Co Snie-st Chsrles.or-H. Cohen NsE-O'-
lesns-DuHIho I Co and J. Wright Co. s. L5u-s-
woodward Co Nzehiioches-L Dapie'x co. haF-
ra-san GuiletA L Co. Nashville, " J-Mr "srneis.
Abingdon Ceuter, L1zerne Co PG-hr keyrocs FAier-
con. N I'M. DooglAs BGsalo. n f-Ar. ). ID 2
Cesmplin Isl Main-st Hudson, n. Y-Rssnsan a Nc
Kins,Ty. TrsaiOn. n. J-Ar. SAurAnn ,ei lsDkls"'
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Congress.

In the Senate, Mr.. WEBSTER brought in a
bill of his own to regulate the reclamation
Of fugitive Slaves; wherein its provisions
differ from Mr.. MAsoN's we are not in
formed. Mr.. RUsK submitted bill reduc-
ing the rates of postage, and then after some
other business the Omnibus bill was taken
I'D and formed the theme of an interesting
discussion.
Mr.. SoULE introduced an amendment to
the first three sections Of the bill, prOvid
ing |. For the admission Of California by
the proclamation of the President, without
further action by Congress, when she shall
have complied with certain requirements,
the principle of which Is, that she shall re-
strict her Southern limits to the Missouri
Compromise line;
Q. That the revenue collected in the ports
Of California previous to her admission, re-
manning unexpended, shall be paid into the
State Treasury;
3. That her Senator'S and Representatives
now before Congress, shall receive the same
per diem allowance and mileage as the Del
egates from Oregon, from the day Of the
transmission Of the Constitution Of Califor-
MIA to Congress by the President.
4. That the Territory taken from Califor-
MA by the first section, shall be called the
"Territory Of South. Carolina" to be or
ganized the same as the Territory Of Utah,
and shall, when ready, be admitted into the
Union, with or without Slavery, as the peO-
pie may desire.
Next the question came up on Mr.. Chase's
amendment to the jefferson Davis PrOyisO,
which was to the effect shat that ProyisO
should not be so construed as to imply that
Slavery exists in the territories by virtue of
the Constitution and laws Of the United
States, or can be introduced there by them.
This was warmly opposed by Mr.. Douglas,
on the ground that it was against the plat
form of the Nicholson letter. Messrs.
Downs, Davis, Chase, Walker, Butler and
King also spoke in this connection, after
which Mr.. Webster pronounced against the
amendment, Mr.. Hale replying to him.
The day was concluded by Mr.. Cass with a
defense Of his Nicholson letter, and a
declaration that he should vote against the
clause on the original bin restricting the
territorial legislatures from touching Slavery
as well as the amendments Of both Chase
and Davis.
In the House, the Wings endeayored to
compel the Committee of Ways aud Means
to report the Civil and Diplomatic Appro-
priation bill, but without success. The pro-
eeedings wound up with the usual quantum
of speeches on both sides Of the California
and Slavery question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

~ Medical Clairyoyance That disease msys
perceived and its proper remedies suggested "a wsSs
called the mesmeric slate, more properly 10 uA sep>
nor psychological condition in which 10 mAnssied eE>
yoyssce II N now too late 10 deny. Hundreds AMI he
ssrds throug hout the ciyvihZsd world can attest 10
truth and evidence OF The fact rises spontaneously % sFsr
Mrs. MErILER, a Distinguished clsrvoyant Of Bhdg,
port Conn has been employing her wonderful povenr
be uast year In examination, treatment and
diseases Mrs has performed some Of the ssos
shng cures eqlsed IN any Of tho word and hs
never failed to afford relief where her instructions RAN
been followed With any degree Of accuracy She has
over 500 patients under treatment She confines bersi
solely TO The treatment Of disease, and 10 very
maIkabe psychological operator and applies in 81
where IL Il for tbs good Of the patients Those who via
10 avail themselves o. her remsrksbe powers do 80
applying to r. Mettler % Nsrckst 81 Johns Pan
N B-Persons that sck snd confined 10 their bed
unable get out be examined al their residencss
ie4 o.
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The Iowa Election CRse.

Sgcc-li DisT1fei . he IrioaA%
wLsAISsroS Monday, June :
The Committee on Elections in the House has
decided tia; DANIEL T. MILLER, Wing, the Con-
testant in TIE Iowa disputed Election Case IS the
rishtful member from that State instead Of VIII
LIAM THoHPsoS, Loco, WHO has held the seat since
the organization OF the House. The Vote IN the
Committee stood to 1. The Report is delayed
By the absence Of Mr.. McGAUGHET. who has gone
home to Indiana bat is expected to be soon here
sgsin- Hs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

r. W. T FALooSER, So Srosdwny next door below
suyvessnl Institute has Just opened fresh assortment Of
embroidered Collars Sleeves and Cuffs plain Sleeves Tor
uourning beautiful assortment Of Mourning Collars
Ladies' and Genlemen's Linen Hdkh from orc shilling up
ward; black ard white Lace Wells very cheapi Gsuze, Ba
reFe ard Gossauer Falls; dotted and 6gursd Lace FOR
Veis and Sleeves Linen Collars and Cudsi coorsd dot.
ted Muslin FOR Dresses; Dimgy, Corded AMI HarCo.h
skirts; Thread and Imitation Laces-a Of which viii be
sold al very sns advance om coat Fey besi quality
lid Gloves 10
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The Cuban AGair.

USITED STATES CoURT.-The Grand Jun cane
IN yesterday forenoon, when the Foreman read the
following paper 10 the Court:
The Grand Jury. Under Instructions Of he ccur- have
Instituted AZ Investigation Is 10 he hosdls invasion OF De
Isla-d Of Cabs ard have directed ne % sac 70 The Cor.
lhAi In heir opinion sufficient evidence IA lot been pre-
seried 10 ssOEze The adlelsns OF sny person or per-
sous for criminal violation q he avs Of ths Uutsd s,sss
within this district NORMAN WHITE. Foreman.
The Grand Jury was then discharged for the
Term, the Foreman previously handing up three
o. four papers as to minor matters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

PESNsYLvASIA-The Loco Foco STATE Conven-
ton a. DanviIe ooncaded their nominations and
adjourned on Saturday asst They are as follows;
ca Coa..WILLIAA I. MORRISON ofNoutr5n. CO.
Surr. Ccs-.J Porter BRAwLEV Of Cruwisrt Co.
I'D Goa. .EFaRAIN BANS CT MlHn CO.
BrRwley was nominsted On the 4,h baTo, and
Banks On the ID. The Convention passed rssolu-
toas approving the Baltimore Platform on the Sd.
Yerv question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

TINS IS TIE ACE FOR REFORM AND IMPRoyENsNr.-
The celebrated Cheapest Carpet Establishment in the Uni
ted States, 90 Bowery HIRAM ANDERsON's 10 making
complete evolution IL the prices OF English hrse-py and
Scotch ard American Ingram Carpets Rugs, Floor OIL
Cloths Table Covers, Widow Shades, Mating Icl-
Purchasers should net buy unless they have looked through
tie ak spacious show ROOMS Of that famous Carpe, Ware
hcusel There and a.. select from the largss-
cheapest aid hardscmes be found ia lhs
Etses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

r. The Union Hat" las created create sensation
tau even It's inventor CESS, anticipated Since he
weather comsrced the demand for this light and bealt-
mi fabric hiss been lncesssnt The sraws completely
thrown into he tgrouni by is popularity, and 1t Is uni
versaly admitted that Summer Hat that could compare
with was eye offered for the price this city. lie. hose
who doubt that fell esl be rendered light and cool
eghon examine this elegant spec men Of workmanship,
which Is sold for freny ssalng hAf tie price OF a
,eeoud.ra,e Panama GENlN, 2lf Broadway,
Opposite 81 Paula
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-04

authorities may punish those whom they
take in the overt act, but they must not dare
to Law their hands on American citizens
under the American flag merely because
thew suspect them Of bad designs. Let
them prevent them from landing if they
choose, for that is their right, but more than
that would in the end not prove expedient.
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Frora TIE Fsl River Nonllor, Ns.L

r. DR.. Nistnrfs Buisam OF VIA Y neft'sf
IT, u,ediere prepared By slorg experienced And =.
r5scis- ,e4ed and approved By great NUMBER o. -.
fo-rt dssirsut1ea end Tespecta5.s persons 10 49,
rs-fs 81 he eounirT. e rec dyed e1d used ~
Ire confidence ard with great srccess By those 80 "a
vi-h rrrorsrg eCr1r airfs u h Glso reconn-o1 -
vu'rahIe redlrre flr otrsr tize1ses, flel - -, :,
eouehs. ard particularly diseases Shose 1eade'eJ
corsumpIcl. -, O, fsa-
T4INrpOEr,~T IRON CAEkDA-OUEHEC- Jay - 80
Il III No are tfi.cted with AsIuE haze . 80 - a
tines beer Gfiisieo WIN sssese Gods "hea ,ss D..
nv case he Asthma rave, on ilrIs Occssio.' - 20
WtsrAE's Eslgsm Of NLd Cherry Two ye1ss ~.
Guile sea - u1ch - thai could rot Test rs-5
curtL q lle szerl q lis q 0SIi.e q - ~ 4,
Wid Cherry Before Lad iskel be Woe o; u :, -
ueFeG cCllEaed tsfire u lni LAD ased W. .s,.
Ictes bch eomp'eey cured lie. TIe pres-n. - -
iook another severe eod, aud iuaasi.e.y 49,
BslsAm and Part 81 bctls bad re Ses - = -
therefore cheerfaly recommend ny 20 "A
who need J., 10 tTy ts mesici1e i9f ..e.s s - s,,,
40 - ~ >-'S 70 fA WN MGR Tn
Ncue genuine uress sgued SITS - 'n9 49, q ~
Yer sale by A B & D. esnds 70" flll9n - ~ va,
Ascr I'd Irviug House Drug Store, ,2sas 'p,e-rA
lsrS Ksgse a Ccs AKden-lsn.i u NLeAA, 49,
Cerf,,rs-sf. ssd by he Dfuggiss gerefaiy @''~s
u Urae1 klales add Csr1ca
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II Advertisements FOR the Newspapers n the County,
f. y b PaLwER s tie accredited AGENT
rcst widely circulated journals q the whoe region
vsrce custom Il desired, daily received a. the gel-
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