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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-13
ANOTHER INSTALMENT
NEW SUMMER G0ODS!!

NEW SUMMER G00DS!!
THE Subscriber has jus, opened handsome
l. addition TO his already large and varied as
sorlment Of SUMNER DRY GOODS, of which
the following articles form portion:
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
White spotted muslins Ior Dresses
Plaid Swiss musns Gan elegant article)
Printed musns in every variety OF price and style
Plain white Jaconet, Swiss. and check'd musllns
Mourning and fancy calicoes; Grass Skirts
l. zee Capes, muslin collars, and cheInseltes
Muslin. cuffs OF the newest fashion
Infants Frock Bodies
Swiss and Jaconet Trimmings
Laces OF every kind -
A large assortment of New Bonnets for Ladies
and Misses,
A fresh supply Of plain and fancy ribbons
Hosiery OF every description
A proiuson OF Fans and ditto Of Sunshades an
Pa:asols
Barege shawls and mantles
Black and white sewing silk mItts
Gloves OF all sorts and sizes
Linen cambrc handkerchiefs at lOc. and others
with an upward tendency.
GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Ready y.made coats, pants ano vests, all sizes
Handsome black alpaca coats at w 10.
Boys coats, assorted sizes
Panam', Leghorn, and double-brimmed straw hats
Black Drap D'Ete for coats
Figured ditto for Pants
Summer coatings and Vestings
Dress Shirts, Drawers and Suspenders
Handkerchiefs, cravats, &c. &c.
All new aud attractive, and guaranteed as lo~ as
they can be found in any narket.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pavilion, Cause, and 1914 Nett for the Mosquito
season,
Irish Linens and Scotch Diaper,
English long cloths, bleached and br. sheetIngs
Homespun and Domestic Goods of every descrIp-
ton still offered at last summers prices at
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
Nav II SO
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Thompson's celebrated Starch Polish, I"
TOMPOSED of Isinglass, Gum Arabic, DC,
~ and contains nothing injurious. 1t is highly
recommended for giving beautiful glossy, and
smooth surftce 10 linens, cambrics, collars, shirt
bosoms and all kinds of prints, &c.
One cake will do sixty dozen Of clothes, and no
family should be without them Price l23 per
cake; Sill per dozen. For sale by
June IL. MOORE q BELCHER.
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Miscellaneous Books, &c.
The Angel World, by the author of Festus
Watson's Dictionary ofPoetical Quotations -
Cosmos; by Iumbolt. vols.
Southern Harmony; Lineon's Botany
Travellers Guide through the U. S. with Map
Music for the Piano and Guitar ''~ "'
Bertimi's Instructions for the Piano @
Olney's Modern Geography and Atlas, revised
edition
Youalt on the Horse ~
Elliott's History Of Roman Liberty, &c.
JulY2. A. YOUNG.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-13

Bacon! EacOn!! BacOn.!
TIME subscriber has on hand 100000 lbs {,
superior BACON and corresponding quanti.
tv of LARD, in the lot there is nearly 1900 ine
Hams, any person wishing to purchase might find
it to their advantage to call and examine, before
purchasing elsewhere; terms will be mas ac-
conmodating.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-17
s, 4 I'D ID HI Il .

n w GG5TG;I z II!
rE1HE subscribers would respectfully IN
u form the public that they have CONS
menced the SADDLERY and HARM EiSS
MAKING business, in Athens, Tenn, in
the brick shop on the n nth side of the
Public Square, formerly occupied by James
Mayo, where they will Keep constantly on
hand an assortment o.! Saddles. Brides, SC.
From long experience IN the business they
nalier themselves that they can furnish the
people Of this section with better articles
IN their line than they have been in the
habit Of purchasing for the same money!
They use none but the best materials. and
all Jobs will be executed IN Il workman like
manner, and those who purchase from
them may calculate on Grlring the worth Of
their money. by manufacturing good
work a, low prices, and constan, attention
to business, they hope To merit and receive
n liberal share Of public patronage.
RICHARD HALEY s. Co.
fUs Feathers. Beeswsx, Tallow, Corn,
Beef Hides, Pork, Bacon. Lfnsey, Flax
and Tow Linen, &C., taken in exchange
for work al market pieces.
Athens, Feb. ., lSi9-If 10
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-17

ID ESpECTFULLY inform the citizens
IA Of Meigs. McMnn. Rhea and Roane
counties. that they are associated together
in the / ,clice of Medicine. and trust, by a
prompt attention TO all calls. TO secure a
continuance Of patronage heretofore ex-
tended.
DR.. Clementson's place of residence IS at
Ten Mile Stand. Meigs co. DR.. Collins is
located at Jeremiah Chapman's, on Ten
nessee River, Meigs co.
Feb. 90, lS5l-if "a
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Dunbar e. SaoGkly,
AUGUSTA, GA.
F'ag,fr and Blank Eoai: Manufacturers

F'a,,rr and Blank Eonh Manufacturers
A RE- now receiving direct from Nanufac-
n turcrs and Jnbuers M New York and
Boston. \ large aud general assr ,tmrnt %!
Combs. BIt:ors, Pins, Needles, Suspcndcrs,
Pure. Razprs. Thimhlcs, Pocket Books, Spool
and Flax Thread of all DESCRIPTIONS, together
with great variety Of other Fancy Gnohs--
incrbiuz Srhnnl. Law aud Medical Books, Of
the II - nu'ror., all pf winch y pIcdge orr.
s,lygs e. sell a. lpT az any hplse in Charles.
ton. Merchants i5nm rrnnrs ce will be al.
Lowell IL" usual time in plymcnt
y. D. O'ier' ran he PROMPTLY supplied at
al tim"s.
ks- -. 1-'7-?a a
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II cTIG e.

4 HAVE several times notified those who
are indebted to tie estate OF JOHN +.
REEDER, deceased. and, also, who are
Indebted TO me individually, to come for-
ward and settle up, and pay 10 the utter
mos, iarihinG, whlch has not lecn attend
ed to by those who are indebted. and | now
say. positively, that If settlements are not
made, accounts closed up, in a short time,
that they will find their notes and accounts
in the hands CT an officer. The time has
come when ! am compelled to settle up the
estate Of John +. ltecter. and consequent
Iy, am compelled TO have the money
and seeing the condition that am placed
IN, hope that no one will put me to the
necessity Of :ueng, tut that they will obey
this las, call.
JAMES L. BRADFORD.
March |, lSJO--tr Is
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DR.. CHRIST'E'S
GhI,VhNIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Throh or
JIc,I such as bronchitis inflammation of the Throat,
Nerynu. and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head,
Ncuralci, in the Face EuA1ing OF Roaring m NE
Ears Deafness, which is generally Nervous ana 'a'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-05-17
DR.. CHRlSTiE's
ChLVkNIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in cases q! 'onvnINinn'
or NJ, Spa,moiic Complaints and general Nervous
Affections 81 the Head AMI upper eNtr"m'ieS AS" IN
ralsv and raray sis, AL all diseases caused ny .
deficiency Of VoweT or Nervous Energy IN the limbs
or other organs Of the body.
M MANY hundred Certificates from all ,ars -
III. conrr, Of the most extraordinary character can
be given, Il required.
M No trouble ar Inconvenience sttends the use OF
ma CyfRISYIE.S G.ILI.INiC ARTICLES end
.hcv rrav be worn hy the most feeble and delicate,
nth --tfer, case and safety. In many cases The
sensation attending their is highly pleasant aud
ngr,,aI,. They can be sent to any part oil Tie
country.
Prices:
The GaIvanic Belt, Three boilers.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Gaivanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, Ono Dollar.
ia The articles are Isniea by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with iull particulars may be
had { the autilnIIEed Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
M B,,rore Of CO,mf.r(e''i aud r'oriiisss fnii.
For sale in ATHENS, Tenn, by the au.
,borized Agents, GEO. W. ROSS & Go.
In Knoxville. bv MclNTosU & STRONG.
Athens, Jan 81, 1Sj0 -ly 20
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FOREST Hill academy.

LlpEQV MA tCtDEHV.
FETIlE SUMMER; SESSION OF ms In
L sliru'r0n Will commence On the FIr>'
Monday in March. under the snrefln'end
ence Of Mir. CHARLES =. SAMUEL, assisted
hy his Lady, and close the last FRIDAY IN
july.
Nit. SamuoPs ability and ial'h'ulness as
n competent an! efficient instructor, have
been ,Hornulhlg and satisfactorily tested
within the last sixteen wears. The Trus-
tees can, therefore,. sa't ~ recommend tia,
Institution 10 tie consideration oil those he
desire their sons and daughters 10 be well
taught.
TLRMs, per Session Of Flee .Nonihs. Pay
abic a. tie rad Of The session:
Spelling. ReaGIng, Wiring aud c5oo
A,uhmc,r, 5 @''0'
Engllsh Grammar, Geography m
and tie above,
I.arln and French Lang ages,
Mathematics. Natural PhiIoso- IN m
phy. Moral Science, Asirono-
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Calhoun, A nril 70. lS5O-lf g
EssssEss;l%gs-g.SsajSE.

EAS. $. BRIDGES respectfully informs the
e2 public that he has removed from ia"
Athens Hotel to the house recently occupied
h, t..q. Mayo us "a Pnbi &c House. where h" l.
urcrarcd to accommodate IA few ccn'ir"cn
with boarding, by the year, month, week or
dav.
n. y. 4 few horses wonld be kept il re-
Cured. IN
Athens. Anvil j. Is5A-'f 81
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consists ia the fec, la. they arrest and cur" lease
n, o.,ra,d anvil! ,c,l in place of the usual mode Of
dinggiug AMI rIyriching tie patient ill exhausted
Mature sruss h"Irinssir under III" iniici'oi'
lHrv ,,s.'.u h' 'rioir system, rfn'i'cf ne c''"'
iyi,o Al ti kl,oI pr0aos Ntr SsriirHS mt nero 40
H., feiisd inir,y tH!1e, any cl'"m"n'r'S S'n'e
,ha.r in.roiuctrm in the United States only three
yp,rs sIure more than
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=. =. en-. 4. 4 :. Z 7 :. ! Il

9. =. en-. .Es.. e. :. :, 7 : Il
rpESPFCTFULLT becs leave to cali
HI the a:lcnliun Of his friends and ~"
puA,c ia genera! to lis iirG" and 'nsh'ona.
bic stock Of SPRING AND SUMAIEii
GOODS. that he ia just receiving. ',he>"
Goods lave been sc.cc'ed "ith great Gaze,
and bought as low az cash could buy them
IN any marke, IN Ia. Quilted States.
His stock consists 10 part OF tic tn'low
ing articles: Snpor Bloc, Black. Brown,
and invisible Green French aud l:ag'i3i.
Cloths: Twced- and Cassimrres. o' new
and boanliul styles; Chame'run SIR and
$ ,,in Veslngs; SILK Velvet, Sc: ken'uchy
Jeans; sSarine,ls; fancy Hemp ldncas;
Linen Chamb,eys: Buckeye do; Cotton =
aI"s; Nankecns, twitlri aUl PLAIN: "a
Dfan h'E'e, very tiue and henuifu do.
for Coars and I'Go,t & Monterey Cord;
IS do, bcaulllu! for Coats and Parts.
TIE L4DIH@
are particularly iavitpi to call and examine
our irsfionrLIc Stoch Of Dress Loo8s-
they cant be- beat. Th"y consist 70 part OF
Tie loilowna. Rich ChameI"on figured
silks; lI.hrona5e PIaiI do; SILK Ba'"ges
Of every shade; beaulI'n SILK Tissues.
variety Of patterns; Barge; Mu'I'ns,
cora ard all other colnfS; Swiss MuSiinF;
Jaconous; Victoria Lawns: French printed
and American Enr'd Nua!ins; larry" as
sediment Of Frcnrh, English and hm'rI.
can Prints; I}onnols; lslbhauds: SIX A'l's;
Kid Gloves:Nril-; Fans: l'owe;~; Nreatha
Linen and SILK Ii'k'fs: beautiful needle
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
,IEy.' I'GE2E and CSy.9EEESTO.N
sltuW .Shil, Zinc.

SifUW '9Nf!| F.'''
'gNHE Steamships, .NOR1llER.NEf,Cnpt,
II. $. Bupp, and SOLIliEhNEh, Capt.
". Berry, will leave Charleston, ;. C.' Tor
New York every Saturday h'icrmo"n' after
the arrival OF the Western Cars. These h"hts
are handsomely cited up, well S"n'mnrd' IL
aud in every way worthy the attention OF the
travelling public.
bcrths 500, Storage Passngc 80.
no berth secured until paid 'or. Apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, Agent.
Cor. Adgcr's South Wharf and East Bay
hur 81 lsI9--iy az
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Chonccry Cont al Clcrc'and, Tenn.
Robert r. Mcconnell, Administrator Of
Samue! Mcconnell, decreased,
as.
The Hers and Creditors Of said Samuel
Mcdonnell.
TUT he account ordered to be taken in this
cause at the last term Of the Chancery
Court al Cleveland, will be taken at the
office OF the Clerk and Master. IN Cleveland,
on Tuesday the 18Th day of June next, At
which time and place the parties are noli-
fed TO attend with their proof.
JAS. BERRY, G.. s. NJ.
April 26, l85O-4r Prs fee So SO.
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Isaac n. Swan. and SImcon f.. Browder,
Administrators Of john N. Gamble, de-
ceased,
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ceased,
as.
The Heirs and Creditors OF said John N.
Gamble.
TENhe account ordered TO he taken in this
II cause AT the last term of the Chancery
Court at Cleveland, will he taken at the
office OF the Clerk and Master, in Cleve-
land, on Monday The Sth day of July next,
at which time and place the parties inter-
csed are notified TO attend with their proof,
and all creditors are notified 10 file and es.
Iablsh their claims on or before the said
Sih day of July.
JAS. BERRY, G. s. NJ.
April 2G, lSJO-4, Prs lee So SO.
s.hhT.-A supply OF Kings Sat, on hand
- and for sale b. j. r. BROWN
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S..AhT.--A supply OF Kings Sat, on hand
30 and for sale b. J. X. BROWN.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-09

The QUEKS OF THE CIRcus RIYG.--The London
correspondent of the North american, in his letter
dated October is, makes the following announce
ment to our novelty loving people,
81 will venture TO state, however, that General
Rufus WEIGH has succeeded in securing for hs the
atre the most renowned equestrian of Europe.
Madame Caroline, who has nstoundcd all the
crowned heads OF the old world, has been induced,
by most tempting ofiers-1 may shy most extrava-
giant tcrms-to visit the United States. Madame
Caroline had just finished reading in La Prose- the
glowing accounts of the enthusiastic reception of
Jenny Lind by the Americans, when Gen Welch
introduced TO her, and invited her 10 go to the
United States Madame Caroline, perhaps little
jealous of the extraordinary success Of the Queen
of Song, remarked to Mons. Loscttc that she, too,
had received magnificent bouquets from thousands
of her worshippers-that crowds rushed TO zee her
when she appeared, and princes and kingshad sent
her presents of diamonds. Would not the liberal
and good hearted Americans welcome her cordial
ly and throw their bouquets at her feeG After n
moments hesitation, the queenly Caroline ejacu-
lated, Il will go with you, Monsieur Welch' Ar
tcles were Immediately drawn up and signed, and
the world renowned Caroline will leave Havre on
the LIST Of November in the steamer Franklin. Gen
WEIGH remarked to n friend Of mine, after he had
engaged Caroline, that soon ms he saw her sig
nature to the document he was amply repaid for
dozen trips the Atlantic. Caroine's style o
equitation is the very poetry of the art; she holds
the same rank in the profession that Carlotta Grs
docs in the choreographc school-she is unrivalet
she stands alone. Her noble steed, too, appear
to share the enjoyment Of all the applause that i
given ON every occasion. Rider and horse dar
ing, yet graceful, and exert all their powers to
tonish aud delight everybody. Spare, therefore
little OF your Lind enthusiasm for the accom-
plished Caroline"
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-09

The CITIES OF LONDON AND Pans COMPARED
The report of M Darcy, divisional inspec tor of the
Points ct Chaussces, who has been to England to OBJ
tain information relative to the Macadamzcd roads,
has Just been published. In this work we find the
following particulars relative TO the population,
extent OF the streets, &C., in Paris and London
The total surface of London is 2l0 of square
metres its population, 1924 900; number of
houses, $500 600; extent OF the streets, 900
metres extent of the streets, not including the
foot pavement, ,000, 900 metres extent of the
ers, 500 900 metres. The total surface of Paris is
number of houses, 30,526; extent of the streets,
425 900 metres surface of the streets, exclusive of
the foot pavement, 5000 900 square metres length
of the severe, 1875, 900 metres surface of the foot
pavement, Sss, 900 metres. Thus, in London eve
ry inhabitant Corresponds to a surface of 100 me-
tree; at Paris, TO "a metres. In London, the ave-
rage of inhabitants for each house is at Paris,
"a. At London, the average length for each house
corresponds to 40 metres 40 centimetres; at Paris,
to a length of street Of Is metres. These details
establish the difference which exists between the
two cities, from which it appears that there is in
London great extent of surface not built over /;
that the houses not very high, and that almost
every family has its own. The Boulevards of Pa
ris is the part where the greatcst traffic takes
place. and the following are the results of the OBJ
scrvations of Nj. Darcy this subject: On the
Boulevard des Capucines there pass, every twenty
four hours, 800 horses drawing carriages Boulc-
ward DIES ltaens, 10, 750 Boulevard Possonnicre,
7,720; Boulevard st. Denis, 1909 Boulevard des
Files du Calvaire, $3.50. General average Of the
above, $500. Rue dc Faubourg ST. Antoine, 4, 300;
Avenue des Champs Eysees, 1853 On London
bridge there pass not less than l3 900 carriages
every hour. On Westminster bridge the annual
traffic amounts to not less than 900 900 horses.
BY this il will be that the traffic in Paris docs
not come up to half Of what it is in the Macad-
amized streets OF London.
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A RequieuA.


ny MRs. II. J. LEWIS
Bending near the altar dim,
Breathe low, funereal hymn
For young soul called away
Ere the noon tide of It's day.
For the sleeper on the bier
Drop no more regretfui tear.
10! the tranquil duet you see
Is but dust--the soul 10 free
Earth one bounding step hath lost;
Busy hands are softly crossed;
Eyes whose CLEANS were spirit born
Ope no more 10 greet the morn;
Lips, once wreathed with smiles, are now
Pale as is the sleeper's brow.
And their tones Of love were hushed
In the storm that DER US rushed.
Give the sleeper back to God
Dust TO mingle with the sod,
Soul TO rise on cherub wings
To the source whence comfort springs.
She by death was not dismayed-
Twas but passing through the shade,
To the land where such have rest,
On the gentle Saviour's breast.
Stormy was the road she trod
But il led her back TO God
nv. Y. Tribune
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A CHEAP MD SUPERIOR STOCK OF
IA HOUsE-FURNI>HING GOODS.-C. w.

IA HOUsE-FURNI>HING GOODS.-C. w.
BOrELER, opposite Centre Market, desires TO call
the attention Of house keepers and those about fuc
nishing to his extensive assortment OF house keep
unsurpassed. He has recently made extensive
additions 10 his former stock, and now has the
pleasure of announcing his assortment complete.
His stock consist, In part, Of
Gilt and Mahogany framed Mirrors
Dressing Glasses, Bronzed Iron Tenders
Hat Racks, Tables, Umbrella Stands, and Irons
Fire Standards, &c.
French China Dinner and Tea Ware
White and Blue Iron Stone Ware, in dinner, tea
and toilet sets
Solar Lamps and Girandoles, new and beautiful
patterns
Britannia and Plated Tea and Coffee sets
Hall Lanterns, Plated Forks, Spoons, Butter
Knives, Sugar Tongs, Shutters and Trays
Toast Racks, Casters, Baskets. Walters, and
Salvers
Painted lin Toilet sets
Brass and Iron Shovels and Tongs and lenders
Cut and Pressed Glass ware, Door Mats, Stair
Rode
A splendid collection Of French China Mantel
and Table Ornaments, Perfume Bottles, &c.
Japanncd Walters and Tea Trays, Block Tin
Goods
An excellent assortment of Table Cutlery
Willow Ware, Brushes, Wood Ware
Kitchen requisites of every description
With endless variety of useful and ornainen-
tai articles too numerous to particularize, all oil
which will cell at very low prices for cash, on
time for approved paper.
House keepers may rest assured of finding al
they can be obtained south of New York. Call and
examine articles and prices.
c. w. BOTELER,
Nov g-co3w Opposite Centre Market
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A PosER.-A "hoosicr" of rather scanty means
recently visitcd New York, with introductory let
ters, for the purpose Of buying a considerable
amount of goods upon credit. The jobbers TO whom
he applied were very courteous, but didn't like 70
trade.
whats the natter" inquired the buyer
"Nothing particular was the reply, "only We
don't much like this credit business"
"wel, but don't ask for only thirty days"
Every true, but you might die, you know"
"De!-why who ever heard Of nnybody's dying
in thirty dapsr'
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ll3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Nov 7-3tTS&Tu

NEW STYLE sUAWLs.--We have lust open
~ cd five cases Bay State Long Shawls, making
our assortment OF every price, from 81 so to l2-
the most complete VIC have ever offered; and we
say with great confidence that our assortment is
not equslcd in the District, either for cheapness
style. and, we intend to keep stock up all
the season, persons in want may come expecting
to find every style that IL to be had in variety
We have Just opened so Mourning Long Shawls,
at various prices, and comprising great variety
of styles, many of them new designs and of very
fine quality
Also Just opened, fifty pieces French Merinoes
and Parametta Cloths, comprising complete as-
sortment of the most choice shades of colors and
at very low prices.
All OF which we respectfully submit for the in.
| spoction Of purchasers generally.
w. "a. SINISTER & co,
! Nov 2-eo2wif Corner Of 7th at, and Penn. av
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DYER Il MCGUIRE,
General Auction and Co mi sion Mere hants
and Dealers I'm Cabinet Furniture
md House -fu Furnishing Goods.

ID ESPECTFULLY call the attention of the public
II to their extensive assortment of superior Cabi
net Furniture and House furnishing Goods, select
ed by them expressly for this market, embracing
every article necessary for housekeeping.
They are prepared to offer such facilities as can
not fail to accommodate all who may wish to pur-
chase.
We will sell either for cash or on a credit OF
from one to twelve months, upon approved secu-
rity. DYER & MEG UlRE.
Oct 25-eolm
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STOVES. STOVES. STOVES. AND CRATES,

7 HAVE now in store the largest and best assorted
i stock Of Stoves and Crates that has been offered
to the citizens Of Washington for the last eighteen
years Of all sorts sizes and kinds. My assor tment
is so large that. to give minute detail OF them,
would be trcspassng upon the readers patience
Stoves and Crates for Cumberland and Hard coal,
and various patterns and styles for wood. Please
call and examine them. ! will sell to surf pur-
chascrs at a very small per ccntage. J have on
hand A supply Of the galvanized Portaole furnaces
for heating dwelling houses churches, ana orlees'
which am prepared 90 put up at the shortest no
tee Also Becbcc Cooking ranges: The celebrated
Gosneu patent Hot-nir Parlor Stove, for heating
narlor and chambers above by introducing the cn-
| ternal air have, in addition to the above, this
dav received direct from Philadelphia, a large
.upply of the improved Hathaway, or Buck air
tigbt looking stoves. | will warrant them TO bake
well on TOP and in the bottom Of the ovens, and
give entire satisfaction. have the exclusive right
of the sale of the above cooking stove in this mar
ket if the stove should not give satisfaction II can
be returned. and the money refunded. None gen
uine except huted on the bottom Of the bake oven,
and the word efna on the front plate. | received
with the above stoves a very handsome parlor stove
just come out, called the Ben Franklin ior wood
or coal Please call and examine my stock oeiore
purchasing. {: WOODWsAnD,
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