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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08
ry- To Trnder, societIes, and all orgsnized bod

NJ Workusmen that are organized for lhe purpose OF
defending trade no Ice IL hereby given
that Convention will be held al Montgomery ball 70
PTipcest on the 9Th ofJuy, o'clock for ine pur
pose Of forming a Trades Procession All snd whom II
nav concern are respectfully invited to send one or more
atves to with three Representatives.
APPOINTED by the Operative Mssons Society, 10 carry tho
ssne into effect a. soon as possible. . =,
FRANCIS FLANAGAN, President
VIM HoGARTY. Secretary. lFT"
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SCHOOLS.

CHENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
-Msdsme HIy has removed her French and Eng,sea1
BOARDING and Day School from Caronplsce 70 ",
q, Msrts-plsce near firstav fhe new location opes
and sry with 9 large garden, and she house, dooo.s
enc with every modern convenienco sne lnylIss mos
having daughters for whom they desire q nofougn -
bsr te,monias soc has bad oommltted 70 her care &c
daughters Of mcny OF the esding families OF ms e
can refer 10 all -, :
NAIINANT's BOARDING. S ~. ~, aobos 40.
TSs institution is designed for yoaos az. AZ a.. sns
present number off, are under LSs'o n: ,om Soo "a
s nsr vesr Circulars Obtained Of Mr. osusnds, coz
cansI ard vpck eta. Nsw York le.z .,9
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wr Wlzs md Toupecs.-bArcHELohs ceieofaieo
NJ Fsetory n a. 4 Wal-sL where al all times can ne
6,rnd the largest assortment IN The city Strangers ano
rirens should call and Judge for themselves before p1
Grading elsewhere BArcHELoRs newly invented Wigs
obisned ryer medal at the Fair Of the American lnsitr
sn,e Cow he address mylS AWkFn
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pouur1Tnw HousE Y WeURGH.

~. THE PROPRIETOR u this agori.e eDd agreesbis
q pE . Of Summer resort takes pce9ure u ealing ue
49, attention u no newYork public 10 the iscI ma Ia
nov prepared 10 ho reception sud eHtedsumeD Of odef
rFrs.ent or permanent 5oITdeTs Tho high estimsoh 10
which hs housos hold families who have spent Tho sum
mar months theo he viii render extended notcs
attraction In point location, scenery, drses
L. unnecersar In hs part ulsT hsa no equal on The
HUDSON River The ltrder as heTelOfore will be soppd
viii every decGcy ho kes shotd In addition 10 me
,uro- lsciues for reaching NewbUrgb by steamboats,
srs are Eve trains OF passing daily oiIber way from
NsyYofk and Albany Early application should oo made
f,ra saieefrr OF lielN Smfl u. DONhDfs
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II O;EieiIy's Telegraph Lines, ccaaoc1r.
iih oil sscrons Of The United Saiet General otce, loi
Roadway Open from IN ihe morning nl ii al mig tx
Visitors M New. York who accustomed 10 r@nsacunk
business Wild Ire OR'sy LineS In any section 81 !he
tsd States viii find It their hterest to leave n.i az
narhes al , Office 10 Inhlrs prompt and correct trans
srnis.ion lee II
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~ linen CoIIese.-Thee VIII be meeting OF t uls
ca, Of g4O on Con mencement Day immediaeiy aus
we zee eA0''n' !" '-' NJ 7. CALVERT, Chairman.
Amsterdau June 1850 Je@t<W
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LEBANON SPRINGS
and tho

"a BANVN
H@S--s&-- SHAKER CITY,
fv,s Hudson-The shortest and lesat expensive rooe
10 these ceebalsd places by tho Hudson River Railroad
ard steam 10 Hudson thence ey ne hadson hfoso
and ssge Through Seeker City, To the Springs
Passengers from NeV-Yors by the morning usin sod
bosls nav arrive st the Springs NJ OF tho same cay
Passenger, by the evening train and ooa rom row'ioh
m,y reach the Springs the morning al 81 O'CLOCK
FsTe from Hudson TO the Springs " 30
lei SU j.. u WAEEhnhNs oeP'.
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L. Water Curo.--T. L. NICHOLS, NJ. D. And Nj
Cow NICHOLS 81 Wesl twenty secOnd-sL near 5 zthsy
from l0to2 Patients received for u 0oar
treatment day treatment visited a. ihe.r residences
iel2 Ina
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II Dr. shew's Water-Cure Institution, cor
a., = fio.sI md University place m9 II
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~ The .uranSo .nOanLaio Water Cure, - a.
81 Orange ~ j. ore nours by railroad from ths City
INC etGbsi meni has private bathf attached 10 e pa
rests rcou,a. Address Dr. HEEKER, 6. Orange, n J.
fCrterrnf Ioi<A
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u WateT-Curo InstiIuIes-Cfty aud C0ua-
try-Dr TRAIL receives patenIs o. hs colnnodous Guy
estsbHshueut IS Laghtst and at Oys.er cay Il Co
mBric0n rally between Theses places by ste anooat and
railroad General practice attended to- Commissions %
ieZ7 lmt
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~ Lebanon Springs WaIer-Cure Establish
tnent snovr open on LIS 6th summer. For mtormaio
sodrrss Lies Inn NJ BEDORrHA, MD.
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II DR. aonghtoG's Water Care 1rtabi.a7-
Rnsd-gv 1913 Inn
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,rlINtkAA NVlIUflIe

o. EOwIeFs 81 Wells, PhreD0lO gists and Z D.
ushers, Clluton hali ISL Nasssn-st near the PARK
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SUMMER RETREATS.

NIEW-IEBANON SPRINGS C oLOnb lA
lNHALL-This Hotel tes been gfealy enisIssa oy "a
IN merse wing nsksg us entire lsne M ~ nn nm
BE-, # rooms are taken FOR the season tsmies snc pf
haps no place combines so many ATTRACTIONS lor neSn sd
pleasure. -. A.. eg.van ana
Bv laking tho morning cara by the New-saven, ans
Hon,eionlc Rairoa1 Hudson River hs'roso YIN uu
ncssepeer, arrive at the sprugs al 81 O'clock 70 NE
aGrrtoon fare though only 81 50 Jo%a
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BtbAkItlNtT

~
DOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, wiihla tso
Dninutesi walls Of the A.nUc Ferry-A "a story rooft
furnished or unfinished Tor gentleman AID lady $50
two single eenueeo find pleasant room Win fuil or
partial board Families from the South will find this o
hshfu situation The house 10 IePlee With 6slns rs sod
every modern improvement Inquire at 81 HARRISON o..
b31w
RIOAKD hkDt Cr d Al tne pnya.s msoslon hoI Gus.
ID 81 Greenwch-si Gentlemen with single beds ana ght
sry rooms g. So per week day borders, 81 per week;
transient borders s. per Gay Bshs gres eB Ina
UUAKU WANTED-A gentleman md his vile wish
% an az furnished NON with board IN hJlso where
they can have bathing convenience situation TO be 30 we
Bleeclerst Address G, box l637 20. b6N
COUNTRY BOARD WANTEO-R9r email ism
Niy 50 40 mnCles nde ~ sail ffon NE cltys
near ire river Address Is. this ocs, stating locsiop,
terms &C References exchanged Jo -
IrURnisHED ROOM>-Wilh wishoaI paraai
hoard, with prgae family, AGO Gfoenwich'sL near
Reach Also furu,Ahed basement for Office. tel9 Inc
A FHW SINGLE GENTLEHeS. Or isnuy,
hmnv be accommodated with board snd sehSnt'Ol
spsrmenu by applying soon at 500 Broadway. Relsr-
ences exchanged Jyo u"
DOU1ss TO LET-very desirable airy and pleasant
IL oUus neatly furnished for single gentrnes, withost
board may be bad by applying at IS FfsnEIins sfew
dcors west ~ Broadway W wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

I7O .PORTsmEN.-FINE DoUsLE GUS GUNS. "a
fresh assortment Of English Double Guns -nodcock
the season expressly for partridge, qoan al"
tn"ounk' 'olne 'o'' w RRANCIs TONES & sons,
Loo adj, Msden-lxne, new-fofA.
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fg'HE SALISBURY HOUSE sulas . 10 .ls s ,f
bosrdeTe ~ ihs cay, week or monh Beng IN me NcuV
OF Lakes Wou1copOmUc Washsuine and ~ssnsn se iols
atomic ana Bash Pm Falls; Mount Rnit Mount ics,
ard ma points O interest The LOCATION
very desrsble IL will BE- tbs constant endeaY9f u e
proprietor 70 render sooufn Of visitors psassl, snd
agreeable wv hENNl . rONtVF-
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

Increase Of tie Representation. Stngie Driets The
Tpo third Vo,s. Lofontdinss hH -. The Fd,ne''
D1sguonfed... Legislature M9ehinery Late Hours
....A Canadian Quorum -. The Family Compact
I2ey Senate hobfHtoH he Uhion. iss and OHs
..,. Bytttsh Connection AnaIedn AAaerafion
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Cocoa 5n f,s:h lst cs ssesaus-
L yoI al By oAssNER 4 YUM LID ed1
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RURst Pills .-DacbelPs 81 snish spechc fof 'os
I H. piIes Ii was frst sod by me, 10 yeaO siace
a. he corner OF william and FuItoost (tner Fsrs end
- ~. v 10 cure that distressing comp aint has cured
ousands week ser week persons call on me and com
slsp that they could not md me Therefore Inform NOSE
sne The will remember 81 where they ceruh -atss
~ rrnres that will surprise them. je<5 Wv
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COAL.

<r0AI, BY TIE CARGO-HszIsion lLsnlghD
.NaS INGHAM l. HALL
P" wholesale and retail coal dealers
je28 2ws cor Montgomery and Green SIS. 'o'soy o"y.
AM DELIVERING tho bes Red A.; &c. Co.'S so' y
or Egg from my yard corner OF hl5s ral c9gNTok
sA15. AZ 81 nom bosis lmyZ5zm'I rEt IN o1IN'or,
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ITO DEAF PERs0Ns:n.I.ss,sngg noises and unplsas.
.a si.esss: ss9 .s%. s;e.S
nsk pain =, DR. Luf Snsn daily except seodsys from
SSyai isa .olisaou fee By letter or els i'm.
= rain
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r. Hudson River water.Curc Estaoinr.
mspt viii be eompsted Tor the reception OF psuen" oy n'
18Th Of July next For terms, apply 10 ,,psou Nm
,aso is2s Inn
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GAS, STEAM. WATE Is,l1da pips and Dung. q
N s,rd ar stssm Water Gss he 0ss nn,,e suslS
for lighting n Churches, aos1: t Or" warning sadnys
hRs steam snd hot water sPPai' ]ell Inn
Ccil. made 10 order.
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rsTaraus HOTELS.

CdAShEs,t AED PIsxs.
fsSHE IRlING HOUSE, g. Ctagrss, Wallace W."u'
: lIams assised b. Hugh mJer
ray PANAMA. RAILROAD HOTEL ~ 1cTgo1s, IN.
a., he nspnger,ept of & 4iller and y. CJnser
rHE AaERiCAN HOTEL 81 Cruces, under NE man
,yrmsnt OF ~ r. Foger ard h. Nil ef. JI.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL 81 Panama, 0oder = .
management OF Adrian g. Miller el oHSp
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DRAZIRRs, BOLT AND INGOT COPE
D--A fall assortment Of The nanufAcsurs Of hQmpo9~
'' mn ~ =. w. W. WI WI. H. nARsHALL eoI%a
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~ To Boss Bakers.-The Operative Baker, Unon
House Of Call Reading Room and Library 10 now open =
IA Orandst daily from A dill NJ and on sundsys
nom 10 g. and keeper 10 always In attendance 70 gso
every facility Bosses from city or country eiinef VsAh
or Writing 10 The House for men.
- LEWIS HALBAUER, Keeper.
JOHN Z. RENNE, prest AL,
IA. EoRERrsos Rec Sec tel2lmDaf."
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JURY NOTICE.

OyPIcE oY TIE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS
No. 6 City Hall, June %, 1850. )
~ Notice is hereby given 10 all persons exempt from
Jury Duty who have not registered heir names al this
Office appear and show their grounds OF fot
the purpose such registration before tbs sh day OF
July next They will thus avoid being summoned to the
ne,fnrmsnce Of 1urv dury WM A. WALKER,
te2s lJvg Cormissioner Of Jurors
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V,O CANDLE MAKEHS.-Thesa subscriber respect
i fully informs the trade that they can DO supplied VIZ
eande-mouds for making sesrne, sperm sdamanune sn1
low eaDdles warranted 10 he OF the very best qualify -
workn snahip the lowest possible prices kefsT5oo"
xiveu some Of the hrst houses In New-fcrk
jela lmt w. WEBB. Allen and Houston so-
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Debt and Rerenue Of COHadd The PostOfee and ii Van
0yrs.. Public Works. Income from i1TToSeneats.
The HeleHd Canal RertEus.. IL Is m1df a JOB d..
The st Laurence Canal. RtdsGu Canal Fort Dorer
Hayboy :. Loans and Iateret. -. Canadian CdPftass
Tories and RefotMs's.. ms and Osts.
Canada Correspondence Of The Tribune.
TORONTO, Friday, June 81 1850.
Although England continues to aid Canada with
loans, the provincial finances are not in a sound
state. The official accounts so far as the public
are allowed to see them, indicate degree Of waste
ard extravaganza in the management Of money,
which is very unsuitable to our indebted condition,
and may, ere long, prove powerful element to
promote desire for organic change although that
course would neither relieve the people from the
pay ment of their heavy foreign debt, nor perhaps,
enable them to repudiate domestic one.
cannot ascertain correctly what the gross
revenue and expenditure is, bat have guessed it at
two to three millions OF dollars. There are varie-
ty of special funds and much money, Of which no
detailed account is given, il raised by fees, per-
quisites. &c. England upholds the Army and
Navy and the Ridesu Canal-Canada pays Gov
eruor General, nominated by the British Ministry
during their pleasure, salary Of $4,000 to s34,.
600 year. Up to this date, Postmaster General,
named in London, and only accountable there, has
settled an income, one year with another, Of
$4,000 to $4,000, and rendered such accounts
only Of his stewardship ss he thought fit.
The Post Office might have been under Provin.
cial control long since, but successive Ministries
put the matter of. A domestic system could have
been in operation this Spring, and would have re.
lieved the public from enormous postage rates ;
but Responsible Government" by delaying the
remedy, is enabled to hold out the bait of 81, 900
a year, as Postmaster General, with other appoint
mentF TO the mercenary part of its followers dur
ing the present session. The new machinery is TO
go into operation next October and to be united
with the party politics Of the country-ior the Post
master. Gener may be at once legislator and a
Minister OF State.
What are call ed the Public Works were built a.
an expense OF more than eighteen millions of dol.
lars, and are stated by the Inspector General, Mr.
+. hinoks, 10 have yielded, last year, only sl6S.
400 over and above the expense Of collecting tolls
making repairs, &c. They have not even produced
that sum, net-ior find items belonging 10 the ex
penditure on Public Works charged under other
hesds.
but assuming Mr.. Hnckss data % be correct
the canals harbors, locks, lumber slides, and turn
| plke roads, made at the pubic expense. do moi
Weld ohe per cent. Of net income-although man,
| oithem, toe Welland and 81. Lawrence Canals AZ
PeclshH' are most iavorably situated for the West
eTptrade. "
The coat Of the w elland Canal. adding tia mn,
eys laid out up to this cate toward comSetingit h
given al nearly six millions OF dollars IL his a.
Whole trade oithe lakes to support II, and i, chief
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ton by steam Of $50 10 80 tuns per week. OF Brown
s,ons "A ousned order, from Portland tho Connect
o river 10 the city OF New York and the eonac ~ run
om 10 i've years, a. may be sgreed. a. suPa.l-a
re per including labor Of leading ana
nrondins with cIsnes load furnished. Please address
IN 81 III lat August next The snsler Hall Quarry Co.
ALFRED HALL, President
Portlsnd, Middlesex Co Conn July l. 1850 w 81
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Give it q Trial.

vOU will find it to perform all il promises, in
i manner not TO be cqualed. much less exceIled.
We ailude TO JULES ia UEL'S FEGETA-
BILE LIQUID HAIR DYE, which is now gen.
orally admitted TO he the best, and ndecd tn only
article which will dye tn. IraIr in all indclIIble
manner. without the slightest injury to ii or the
skin 1t is entirely liarmIt S., and yet it gives t"
rcd OF gray hair the most natural and beautiful
colors and is adapted to all compexons as black,
brown, or che*lul color, may be instantane"usly
produced, and cannot he removed by lie acIun OF
heat, pcrspiratirn, water, or other hostile agents.
This snp!e and excellent article is The only hair
eve which is compounded ina scientific manner,
warranted ree from all injurious substances; and
the immediate effect Of which is rniy wonderful
BE sure tn ask for IuIcs !IaHe's Vegetable Ii
qud Hair Dye, as there are many limitations on sale
against winch the proprietor OF lie above would
caGtun Ike public.
Prepared by JULES HAZEL, Philadelphia.
ac5- For s;:!. in ta!en hy James X. llchan. Il. j.
DELAY and :. l.. N:mp.
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Drugs, Medicines and Perfumery

The Subscriber has Just received fine assorent Of
Perfmery and Fancy Articles. CONFUSING Farias RoEs
sells end Prevosts. Golden Bell Coognes; Lavender Wa
ter Otto Of Roses fine Aromatic Vinegar. Luhns and
Ronssels Extracts of West End Jockey Club Jenny Lind
Crnnella nze, Bcnquetde Caroline; Eau Lustai, Bears
Oil, Bamloline, Philocomc genuine Macassor Oil Con
Sand Balls, Rose, Almond, Windsor and Nymph soup:
Shaving Creams; Mccn Fun, Lily White, Rose TooI,
Paste camphoraed pentfrce; Hair TOOTH nail, fesa
Inrehound candy Gum Iozenges, Yeast Powder in bot;
les, Favouring Extracts of all kinds, Spices, &c. &c.
Constantly on hand, complete assortment of Drugs,
Chemicals Paints, Oils Window Glass, Patent and
Thompsonian Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Perfume.
nv, Iamns Garden Seeds. &C.
r5- Orders from distance carefully packed, and the
quality of every article sold warranted
Oct3l. JAMES R. McKAlN,
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SPRING GOODS.

TyNlIE Subscribers beg to call the attention o
L their friends and tie public generally to thell
stock of fancy and domestic goods, suitable Tor the
season, which they arc just receiving, Having
been carefully select cd in the New York market
they arc enabled to sell them without any advance
on last falls prices. On inspection, the stock will
be found very complete. 1t consists Of
DI:Ess GOODS.
Barcrcs--pla printed and changeable Gren.
adm rs, Abnrncs, and Tissues; printed Lawns,
Organizes, and Jacone,S: embroidered Swiss
Dresses; Gor,;un and Ea"lston GinghanIs; Eng
lish and American prints, &c.
iACES.
Scwed and Thread Edgings and lnsert'ngs, in
great variety; collars and chemIsettcs OF all de-
scrpions Lace Capes, DC; Gloves, MIits' R'b-
bons, SC.
DDIiS;sYSGS.
8leached and brown Homespuns, all widths and
qualities; Bed Ticks, Marsees Qnilts, linen
and cotton shec,ings; Family Linens, Diapers,
de-; with large assortment of goods suitable for
servants wear. The whole Of which will be dis
posed of on the most reasonable terms, for cash or
to punctual customers. -
a. NJ. s. Il. KENNEDY.
April , 36
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Z. So. {! A. g MS
INDIAN VEGETABLE SpE'IFIC FOR
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

This Medicine j. Vegetable Preparation. AMI far srr
poqscS iinoprs Fills in nj in which they
m.ri.l. Hundreds "r f-na.s whose constitutions i,av.
been been hrsicn durn. have b'rn restored 10 perfect
hr,,;h ly the Of This Invaluable mc,ci'c. II is
iriv h,mlcys il s operation, AMI mdy he taken with per-
fee. salty n aHy 'im".
WbnI:alc apl rr,ail by Rpwaml and Walton. nronrc-
tors. No 81 u Sixth s:r,et. Phila.. 'arcs Mchain.
Canrirn Batwrishl and Mot, Colrn5ia. j. VI. Cohen.
Charleston.
Ink Is ~ IT
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Removal.

rTTOS. BONNELL e. co. have recently removed to
/ the Stand lately occupied by J. Meyer one door be.
lnw Dr. Xrrnp's Drug SInrr. where ey will continue to
krrrn we'll assorted Stock Of (rnrirs and other Guos-
suchn. Sugars Coffee, Tea. Salt. Mnasses. Markerrl
salmon. ilnur. Rice. un!crwool's Pickles, ketchurs.
Syrus preserved fruits fine gold leaf Srgars, Iron Of all
descriptions Cast German and Blister Steel. Hoes Bag.
nuy and Rope. lro blca'd and col. domestics prints.
mlsins gnghans. crorkrry &c.. which they or forsae
on rrasor,alr terms. share of public patronage is re-
srecfily solicited!
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Domestic manufactures.

We arc now prepared 10 offer our stock of
Black and Russell pcgged Brogans, and Rnssctt
scwed Negro Shocs, all OF our own manufacture,
which we can recommend TO our customers as
they have been got up with great care aud made
oflhc hes: materials. Purchasers will please call
and examine iOg themselves.
0c,. II. w. ANDERSON, g. Co.
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Make Way.

rJNo make way for new goods, a lr%c *urp'y"'
I,dies' " inter Dress Gcuds viii be sold at
greatly reduced prices T. t. W. "o''',t'' -
February 2H ID
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u g,n,siay--E.ancastcr District.

II EDtsIF E7El.tssN ttSFVI H7I'tE 1Ct<
Sarnuci B. Enn"rs ct al. W. Susanna Ca ston,
Eyccu,riy, CT al.--l'IIl i" subject property and
income, and for partition.
IT APPEARING t" my satisfaction that ASA NJ
[ CASTOR, Samuel \. CASTOR. jefferson CASTOR.
Nidi,c,cn &. CASTOR, William X. Mcdonald and
vile Evelina, William Frederick Williams, Sarah
EyeIina Williams and Susan J. Dye. defendants
in the above stated case, reside beyond the limits
Of ,his State: 1t is ordered, on motion of Clinton
~ Hanna. comp.ananis' Sclic!lcrs. that the sal :
Defendants do;appaar, and answer, plead or demur,
to the bill in above case within three months from
the publication Of this order; otherwise judgment
pro cpujcSso will be- entered Aranst each and all
ot rLcr,. JtMES II. WlTllERS1OON,
Commissioners Office, C.. +. l.. D.
Marcn 10, 800. 23-3ln 81 OOl
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-11
A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED.
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know!c,l.rd iim~e ,viiD arc alog nader w";tk backs
no matter from what cause he T.rakrsS may have nriHI-
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will n! the affected ya ,ad"y :c:io'd t" Us orIga
soundnreS -,
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be r,nl Ct grca; advauagc Il Ar!'cui":i? ON orc
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nour,inn from yaalo s,hsaics .,,r.a in the cid word.
and will ne found rn,ircl; free !.nm iho%e n!rc"!s
wic! arc source Of compliant; with lie tn:ros spread
pas,crs now before the public.
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