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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12
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81 thase lsafst GOD kghsrsslf af@
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12
a. C.lUTONLXTR.l

A HAH by the name Of CtAFF, hes enrtgsd
AWith young man0fthe namenfR 4 .Iosa,
end, and uses his name 20 put upa sarnps,
"a, phioh they call Dr. Townsend sars,1s
rlla, dennminating % Genuine original, elr II
This Townsend isno Doctor, ana never IA,
but was formerly worker on railroads. c,r
ale. nnd the like. fft hn assumes IAe Lt,- ~
Dr. for ihe purpose Of gaining credit for via,
be- 10 not This 10 % cautipn the public Dott.
be- deceived, and purchase none bal The o..
uiEE OHiGiHAL ON Dr. Jacob Townsend 4,
Rarsaparlla, having on u ihe Old Dorlo,.,
likeness, his family coat ~ arms, and lis az
nature across she coat Of arms.
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consumption Cured.
Caasst sd Nutsrfafs' Csss.@pusH ga ~ fsfsA,
FtassAtut C..s.sFusa LitsF Csaristat Csias
CHtHrrf trurFF ftlissa NetittAf NissA iaffAfl
a. 80 Ctst Hstue lissA NJ A. sHfap DtASsu q,
Tiert ttTttisiangs fatA ~ nt sac - As.I
ktfs ed faa ~ fs'aa
SP'tlaE utssd,
.,'fH IefA. agfI % let7.
10, luwNaHNp l Nsiut tsls,s Jeuf Hsn.ps.
iNH lsau ~ ihtougb Providence VI sssiaf
CO., lm lstt To- settfal yrsr had . Bet '"vrH "
bssame verse sod vofss, A. last fsissi large
tuartiuo, u hssd. had uight s~sss sd rss gfostl
lsiuttasd sui tsdaCsd sod diI not sspsei a. I've I
havs ouly sssd ieaf sstsaPafhs shott tnt, sui
Mtts be- vea fal change beeu ~teuthi 90 ms I
an uns allie % ssls al otef the city tsiss uu
blsoI snd ,uy coaTEhsi isn ms.. ios zee -sh ui-
sFtus that thsukfui Zoe tbs.s fssslu tssi sss-
WV ','''1E WI. RnssElI. ss c.,h.l.. :.
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TRIBUT Il

fotHf at gou, OBJ Hry. JOSIAH o, Eise.
sipue a. thy dsamlrss slamhor,- lu lhe s,'ut
shades of drlihi
clad IN ny bumtntd armor,and "H Ny 'h'rld
81 fnthI-
Il be- dast NJ death may gather ou ny pale
though manly BROW
bot for thee, The yiotofy iu won mou 90 d
oDRqurfof nos,
= itst h.d-l s.Faed aH lly paunplg nlhnly love
aud lrnh,--
~Thou hadst brought into The battle Geld tho
hrior at Thy youth
Thou hAdst east The world behind thee, thUu
hadst counted IL but dr0ss,
F0T Him whose love had chosen thec Soldier
Of the Cfoss
Fur he While horse Of Thy l,eadrr-vi'h ma
banner On the tky,
And llia saofrd name cngtayrn on Ills yes
tur aud lie thigh
Thou hadat seen, through FAITHS drscying
glass, and ipiucd Tia swelling train,
Aud already vast standard bearer "n lhr
hsub plain
With the sword uf Truth, made mighty hy lhe
mighty power Of God,
nd pressing 90 with raTGcstneHa whrfc.c the
Csnguernf rodei
In the name God, the Fathcf, and the Son
aud Holy Ghogt,
Thou vast leading 70 The mafshaud line n
slcFams uthi host '--
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Bt TaHutsHd IL slrasi dtilY ftffWet "asH Hs-
pstsisi.as ia aiHsfsH' psfs " tks ueiea
fbs n 10 stfuh ihst 80 ths HHAsf"fHsa Ftls
sisH, " ihs 90 81 AssHT hsFe W HH'seist ss.-s
.,s,r,,lsf nr IassssHdt hsnspsnlisf sHa heNsss
" b. 600 " 900 isat Esiaslda FfsrsfsueA' 10 me o."
II q ruiING M, Wilson D. H.
hR'""HN ~ ' y '''"''''''''' ImssT lgdl 1917
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

ia Tous,sA nssf HH = hsGs ihs pss'an % 70
G,. 100 Mst ihftf NJ 90 fhiifsa hsfe Uses esisl
ns Eftonls bT she Hss 81 geHf eseeNssl @sl'tls.
Vs,. 80 sMiflsI tsfJ ffFefsT HiM lsa tsfss hsfs
80 49,, L.i.s. % alk lhtm tHsf. ief Hh'sh lssl
"i'E' WV" tasfs fstptfiflT
ISAAC W CHAih. 100 Nsssisf -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

~ Tho following lines have teen handed
60 us win ne request Met they be published
90 the Cllrdannn fnTy aPrraf 30 'i'e lgf'
,ln Recorder, communicated hy Rev D.
Porter Dyer Tho Rry So, Eing, whose
lurmoly lbey commemorate, or)upled lhe poll
plt ufihr congregational cbuThaI.lhe Easl
Village ~ lhls lhpwn tpL~~lrw months lost
ssmmcr, aud via 10 IL waa expected he would
hecama permanently located hm bong called
hoas t. Mass By che fatal illness Of he faith
cr,hr was 50 1si by thn same d'.saase and 'n %
Sow dats followed h,m Co auglher world
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"a m h. sped,
And We u,ss thee, aud wr mourn lhcc, ns one
toorhriy dead
Though not too early Coz ihyvrfi-Fluu h1ft
ftned sweet fenown,
And won, through Everlasting Love, k'nR
dom aAd o crown
IN the narrow, sdrut coffin, though cold tliy
Trmaina We lay,
10 Slunibcf Deaths unconscious yrats Of g't'
itude away
Vet loving fficnda with flowers Of Spring shall
wreath thy burial sod,
n ad awrel shall be- thy hllmy sleep nu'lns.
6aduf uf God
Mud when the laat morn daA Meth on the long
night at the teuh,
aud rlr urour Atehaugrls trumpet voice
shall shake - depths eff gloom,
Thou shalt come forth from Death ancient
halls, 90 more hnn li0 fcsiord,
To,thc WHINE to'ire Of Conquctuf- thou scr
T7Hi Of the Lord
sleep on, Ipcn, IN Thy Youthful bloom, ectoy Il
Rnd loving Bfothrr'
Heed net tte t-ats fond SISTERS shtd, nor weep
ing Of thy mother
Their gricf shall be but for Highi-thcif joy
shall come NJ morning,
NYhcn they behold q milrcd Crown, "a llcay
eu, Thy btuW Adjoining
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-12

by DR.. COrbeH's highly Concentrated syrup 81
.SdrSaPariHa.
gFfom Sophronia w. Bidgcr, VIE OF Stephen
&. Bader, Eq. for many years Clerk Of Court
of Common Pleas, Mcrrimack CountyN. III
aFor number of years past have been
- illctcd with Salt Rhenm, Dyspepsia, gcner.
al Debility, aud Sorofuloas' Affections, About
fifteen months since, j commenced taking
'Corbett's Shakers Sarsaparilla Syrup, and
soon realized great benefit thcrcifom. II il
the Grst medicine / ever found that perma-
ncntiy helped me, and find that my health
aud strength nre very much improved. be.
AieYe the an invaluable, remedy for Scroiu.
lous disorders, and most cordially recommend
n TO uH VINO are afflicted as have been My
general health is now good, and attribute my
recovery solely to the Shaker Syrup.
H. SOPHRONfA W. BADGER
concord, n, n, March -, lSAS
To those who suffer by diseases Chat seem
almost be v ond r'the roach Of the healer, what
can be more encouraging than this To
those whose bl Iod IN diseased, whose lungs
arc affected, whose systems are generally en-
.crvAted and Frustrated by abusive medicines,
VIC only say, Listen to the language of the
Restored To the testimonies of Science H.
and the assurances of the most distinguished
Of tho Medical Faculty, aud use Or Corbets
Concentrated Syrup Of Sarsdporiud
r. Brnley ~ Co agents for u 5. 4. Canada
AoENra.-Johu Bacon, G, Bingham, St
Johnsbury; l.. z. Parks and Harvey " Abbot
barnet; Colby a. Nc. Guifey, and }. M Hoyi'
~ Co. Lyndon. s.---..
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% Towh'sui, safssPstins sa soteteign and snse
I.-.at4 Ineipitnt Consumption, hatrenusss. Pro
ihp,u, uteu taiinr " the Womh Ces,'snsu, riisI
tth,rl whites distracted difnrut Meusirua
ION lncnnuucncc OF Urine. Involuntary .dschatgr
hereof and FOR tho general prostitution Of the syaiem-
whether the result % inherent cause,
produced by rrcrulnfi,y. Illness accident Nothing
hr surprising than IT. inNroratpg effects upon
The human frame fcpons u Hi restnc~ aud lassitude
from taking u ~ once bccomo robust aud h OF energy
-IllinI-lin iuhurnrr u Immediately souRHrSca thu
nor, sisssuess Of tS icmas Uamo, winch INC Errsr
esusa 1T Rarfenucs.. Il will not be expected Of
Ufso dersn nature 10 nthinit cstthea,os OF
cure. r~tietred. bat sssate the afflicted that
buuitris OF csset have been reported 10 Thou.
,h,ls 81 where families hsve been vhov ehil.
srtdT uaIuE fvN butuof OF thf lhNR1nhhie mtdl
eiur have been blessed With due healthy offspring II
bas brru esptcss prepared 10 reference TO female com
ptsi0ts- No romso vito hsstosso6 10 sdPPosc she u
approaching that critical period. TIE iHrH sfiVt"
'nould noglrrt 10 take a. a. u IL eattAn preventive
fu NJ the numerous sud horrible diseases to Shch
trWhlts subject al this time Of Ike THIS period
1oy bs a'iaysd Jor 'sutrAi Vsars ~ 4IgR hu nod
eist Nur It lcsa valuable Tor those who pproaoh
log vomsuhood, ~ calculated " asset AAturn by
quiukru,ug the blood sud nVtgotatnE the system In.
losd. tbs medicine h invaluable for all tho dslieste
l,.ssss. 10 sAish women sAbjSaI
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isr.nt uIr..inE 10 Mother. aud Children

Gr"Rt uIr-.inR 10 Mothers aud Children
iIs tho safest aud most cdeoiual medGinu for puti.
BiuR the ad believing tina GuhntinFa attendant
upon childbirth ever discovered ilronglhnna hnih tina
mother aud ehAd prevents pain aud disease Increases
sud ourches the food those Who have used Il tnR II 10
Indispensable IA highly usnfIl both bafnre aud ansK
confinement prevents dissAses attendant upon child
firth Ia COsuvrness, Piles, Cramps Swelling Of the
Feet Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting Rain In the
BACK aud .oius False Paths HemotrhaEe, and IL roga.
lsinF tho seeretons aud equAlizng tho circulation Il
has squsL The great beauty Of this medicine Ia, II
u always sufe, aud tho mos, delicate use " mosl
eessmly
NoIfce 10 the LndIes.
Those that Initiate Dr.. TownsoBds SaraNpAfllA base
Invariably called their 'tuG great Rs@sdy Bor Fsasss
4c, A. c., aud have copied bills and circulars rheh
relates 10 the plants Of women, word foe word
other men who put up medicine have sneo the great
success Of Dr.. Townsends EErsspstils In complaints
incident 10 females recommended theirs although pro
yiousiy thoy did not A number Of these mKtures
rils &e- injurious to NmAles a. they sggravate
dssHEe and undurmiuv the constitution, DIR. Town.
.-r,I. u the OAy sud bsst remedy Tor The pumArous
fomha cImVHtutTttr NrutT II tAiE of uffurtiuE
permanent cure II DO tsksn ay the most delicate
females w any case, by those expecting TO become
uothers with the greatest advantage 70 rta?ztss
u system aud prevent. pAias danger, and strength
both mothoi add child BE careful to got the sonu'
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rdnsip.l nmes iat FuiTOh hussL hss hsnA
~ \. " hftiisg 90, Hlsis street. hs'.qs
U,su A saas w Nauh second street fhusdslFhls
n n Ussrs Ofufasi hsiumaFs y ~ teheai teAHs.
t.s WuFh a a., 90 Chsufss husst n. - Joe
.rrtt- p..,l AlLaag -Hnd ~ 81 rs rthtlfsl
u,.g,i.. ssd Asfehsau gsasfsly tbfssTtssi ths usi
- a,sus Wsa iai lies go SO csasass
Wholesale Agent & BINGHAM, Drug
get, ~ Johnsbury Retail agents doodal
and Gould, East H. JohhsbuTyi kiiuedge q
Colby, Lyndon Dana, Works stanton
Danylle, Isaac Watts, feachami Harvey y
Eastman, Barnett l. T. farkei fasaumpHie
Newell a Tull, Hurkoi 4. G. Bntlrf, Derby
Line nlako4 4, Sou, Suttoni T., Cleveland y
Co, Coventry Pals. y w French, Lunon
bufrh, and By al the principal DfugFisis and
Merchants generally throughout the y sta'e'
aud the Canada.i also, by bemis 4 penison
Lyndon Centre. H0Jl
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Oaing o. hs ffssi saeess' sea s1,ss-.. s.'s - y.
TssssssI's hsftsrsnis. pHHhff ~ mes see Hef
fsfmsrF auf ArsntF hsFs sastaaaesa wAhlsg hslte
psdlis EtFscs futiu. biusFs. tsfssis slleAs-
81 Lsttlss sad tsas ~ lhem 4sFs Helss saa ssflsa
suf III, snlssmsnu hsI sfs shU seHhlsss lHaisnsss
sai ,haui BE- syeidsd hass rsasiss sslsss "fesa ~
b 4 InsWsHd
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TH@E CAL Il ID % n A n.


1f.t. ss,ufrsts eaafIusiFsII proves iAsl ihN 1sse
't' III, p.,lset sanifsl sFsf ths masl ehspests az
80, n tbi blood 1bfss psfsap' fsisa u sss Ass"
b. aHpnfrflsHfsi
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UrAoENrs for the sale oil 'n'
ToYNsTrp SARsAPARiLLA ra.imla,
J. G. Fuller, Danyhlci Harvey ~, Cuui,
Barnet; Brown 81 Weeks IIon" Bseon, 81
4, Slsby, Lower Water,otei M y Fast s.
Johnsbury; Fuller & Co. Lyndon y pS,O,s.
e. Co, South Hardwioki =. ~ D., : Wa
Marsh6eid; strnns j. Jswei', barton DO Wsl
g. Darling, Grotop' W. n. shedd q Uu s6qsyl
River j c. Bingham, st. )ohn'or'y'' 90
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-12
A BarbarOus Operation

TT Chloroforn and Ether will render pers,ons nNens.h9
i to ran it is clearly the duty ofhose who sell man Ola
the articles puroorng b. Shaving soap 10 present ehyt
purchaser with sufficient qua,ty the above article cs
relieve their suffering while undergoing the cpcra'ionsot
shaving. ,,,.,, .<,,y
JULES HAUL'S PREMIUM SHAVING CREAM
Cream is now admitted BY a.! 10 be the very best article
for shaving he found in this any other country In
the use Of my Almond Rose and stacho Shaving Cream
instead Of being an operation be dreaded shaving isre
ally luxury. The ingredients OF which u composed
are of such nature that finer and richer laher he
made than with any other article by which the heard
sofened and the kin not liable be burned by the aka
which forms large portion of other shaving soap nor
will il become chapped, but will remain smooth and soft
~ an infanta No one after using this shaving Crenm
can ever bs induced to use any other Caution neces
sary in psrceasDg my Shaving Cream as there are many
limitations sold Ask for Jules Hausls Shaving Cream,
and you will then get an article which renders shaving
oaay and pleasant. JULES HAUEL 100 Chestnut at
FOR sale in Camden by j. r. Kahn, T. J. DELAY and
p l. Zemn Oct. l.
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State of South Carolina.
In EnuifY...L ..Lnncaster District.

Thomas Ballard, AdInr., W. William Mchenna,
Pleaant M. Glass and Margaret, his vile. Bill
tt Enforce Decree and Partition.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Pleasant NJ
Glass and Margaret, his vile. DR.. W l!IIa'n f's;
ter and Anna f., bis vile, John W. Johnson and
Lefty Amanda, his wife, Elizabeth Gawley, Hen
ry Siring,elIow and Nary his wife, Henry Chan-
pion and Mahala his wife, and also Monroe Miller,
James Miller and John Miller. Ut the three last
named are alive, and il not their children and helrs
at law,) defendants in the above case reside with
out and beyond the limits Of the State It 10 order
ed on motion of Hammond and Boyces. Nolrs' ior Il,
ompl't. ,ha, the sadi defendants, Pleasant NJ;
Glass and Margaret his wife. Dr.. VIM. Foster ana
Anna E his ~ lle, John w. Johnson and Lefty A..
MS wife, Elizabeth Gawley. Henry Stringi"il'w
and Nary bis wife, Henry Champion and MahaIa
his vile, and also Monroe Miller, James Miller and
John Miller, OF alive, aud il dead the children
aud heirs at law of the three last named) do Plead
answer or demur to the bill in above case on or
before the 10Th December, 1850, otherwise Judg,
men pro confesso will be ordered against all aud
each Of them.
Com Office Sept 8, lo50. SlO 3mI3
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FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, AND FOR
THE CURE OF

FOR PURIFYING The BLOOD, AND FOR
THE CURE OF
For the Removal and Permanent Cure of all
Diseases arising from an Impure slate
of the Blood or habit of the
system, viz:
Scrofua or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutane.
GUS Erupons, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or etter,
scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and
Joints Stubborn Ulcers, Syphlitic symptoms Sciatca
or Lumbago and Diseases arising from an lnudicious
use Of Mercury, Acdes or Dropsy. Exposure or mpu.
dence in Life also. .Chroeic Constitutional Disorders. Sc'
The value of this preparation is now widely
known, and every day the field OF its usefulness Is
extending. 1t is approved and highly recomTen
ded by Physicians, and is admitted to be the most
powerful and searching preparation from the root
that has ever been employed IN medical practice.
The unfortunate victim OF hereditary disease, with
swollen gla nds, contracted sinews and bones half
carious has been restored to health and vlgor.-
The scroluous patient, covered with ulcers, loath.
some to hlLIseli and bis attendants, has been made
whole. Hundreds oil persons, ~ho had groaned
hopeessy for years, under cutaneous and glandu-
lar disorders. rheumatism, and many other cDm-
plants sprngng from arrangement ol the secre.
tive organs and the circulation, have been raised
as 1t were irum the rack OF disease, and now. with
reEenerate0 COnstltutols, Sidu'y lesty " tiIe CT
iicacy Of this InestImabie preparation.
The following certificate from col. Samuel e..
Taylor, gentleman OF higS standing AMI extern
sive acquaintance through the soulhernsiales, and
lately appointed consul 10 New Grenada. com.
meDds itself to the attention OF all.
New Yrrk, January Z, l648.
Messrs. a. B. g. D. Sands-Oed Iemen: Hav-
ing used and witnessed the effects o your va ua-
bic preparation OF Sarsaparlllh ou different per-
SONS IN different parts OF lhe southern country,
yiz-V,glula, Louisian, Texas and Mexico, feel
much pleasure IN stating the high opIn'on enter
tal:rd OF It's medicinal value. IN my own case. it
acted almost like charm, removing speedily, the
cnervated state OF the system, aud exciting IN the
most agreeabl= manner, tonic aud InVgoratIng
influence.
Your SarsapariIla is highly approved and exten-
sively used by the army III Alexlco and my cousIn
Gen. Zachary Taylor, has tor the past live years
been in the llabit oI using it, aud recommends the
same. he and myself adopted the article at The
same time, and II is now considered an utmost in
dsperisabIe article III the army. In conclusion,
would say that the better it Is known. the more
highly it will We prlzed, and trust that its health
restoring virtues will make 1t generally known
throughout lile length and breadth of our widely
extended country. lou 8 very respectfully,
S. G. TAYLOR, U. ). Consul 70 n. Granada
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Sulph. Quinine.

TINE Subscriber has just received few nuecso
l. Of Rosengarten & Denis's Superior QuInlne
which he offers at prices as,ow as it can be possibly
afforded Id this market, for cash Or short credit:
Z. J. DELAY.
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PHILADELPHIA

Made Calfand Goat Walking Shoes
Kid Ties and Slippers: nsl received by
W ANDERSON L. co.
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COUNCIL will receive proposals Tor KeePlhg
u the public Pumps in order in The town ol Gam
den until the frs; y ofApri 1851 by contract;
Persons wishing to contract for the same. VIII maud
in their letters Immediately. stating The lowest a.
mount they will do it for. By order OF council,
l.. w. BALLARD, 7. Recorper
Oct. lS. sS
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
ALL those who were indebted to the late James
A R. McKain, at the tima Of h's death. are hereby
called upon to come forward and ma ke settlement;
And those having claims against hIs estate Will
please hand them in properly aitested.
JOHN ROSSER, Exc'r.
Sent 6, 1850 IL
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Jew Dayid's or Hebrew Plaster,
fYNEE most successful Pain Extractor Of the pres
ent day; Leidy's Sarsaparilla Pills; Jayne's
Ague Pills; Brandreth's, Peters, Spencer's MOI.
fats, Gordon's, Keeler's, Roberts, Lees and
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills; Glove anodyne
Tooth Ache Drops; EgypdanlCh ChamPooo; Pastiles de
Paris; English Tooth Brushes; Hair Brushes;
Buffalo, Horn and Ivory Combs; Perfumery; Gilt
velopes, Sealing Wax, Waters, Mottos, &c, &C.,
may always be had at
july g. Il. J. UEhAfS.
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MASONIC HALL
CLOTHING STORE,
286 king.stree corner of Wentworth,


CHARLESTON, 8. G.
w A. KENT g. MITCHELL are now re.
w. ceving their usual supply OF Spring aud
Summer Clothing, to which they would invite the
attention Of purch sers. they keep constantly on
hand, full and complete stock uf Clothing and
Gentemen's Quitting articles. Purchasers will
at all times find full stock OF
English and French Cloth Dress end Frock Coats
Medium and low priced Cloth do
Pants, Of all descriptions,
And full STU oil Vests.
They would invite attention TO their stock OF
Quitting articles, VIZ: Shirts, Collars, Cravats,
Under Garments, Hosiery, Gloves: Suspendcrs,
Dressing Gowns, &c. dc
All Of the above Goods will be sold at the low
est prices.
w. A. KENT d MITCHELL
263 King-at, cor. Wentworth.
April l2. ~ If
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Cleveland's Premium Cologne.
4 EEW dozen Of the above Cologne, for which
n IA. Cleveland, of 207 King street Charles
ton. received Silver Medal from the So. Ca. inst,
tute, lust received and for sale By
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April l2.
G. v. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Gnlnmhia. g. q

Keeps on hand and Is constantly manufacturing.
an extensive assortment Of plain and fashionable:
garments, which will be sold at reasonable prices.
The goods are got up expressly for fashionable
custom trade, and will be found superior IN work.
manship and quality. l have also on hand and an,
daily receiving an extensive assortment Of shirts
and furnishing articles, choice and cheap. shall
ael 40 article but hat is good and substantial