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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-28
Next CoNeREss.
Ione., yincenne. sen,inel.

This is the name Of new paper, the first number Of
which just received, published Vneennes Ind, by
wa. Jones, and edited by John r. & w. A. Jones' It
is democratic its politics. and conducted the cash
principle We hope the democrats Of Knox and the adj
jacent counties viii patronize this new paper, with a
popular name.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-28
c,;ptop.Cauntv.

Beat Brush Greek if you can. Mr.. Joseph Cheno-
with the past season. has raised of Of less than oneho
of land Brush Creek Clinton county Indiana,
twcnyour bushels Of Irish potatoes; three hundred
head of cabbage; three hundred tobacco plants; i've
bushels Of corn corn for dozen brooms; one busheI
sweet potatoes and two dozen melons
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-28
statisties Of the uethodi.t church.

The minutes Of the several annual conferences for
This year. show the following state Of the church 4l29
travelling ministers $40 local preachers. $780, ss2
bers showing increase in the last year Of 14s travel
ling ministers, os6 local preachers and 81 367 mem
bers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-28

The telegraph announces the death Of COL Richard
NJ Johnson, late Vice President Of the United States
He was at the time Of his decease p member Of the
kentucky Legislature. A distinguished military chief
tan-a pure patriot and good man has fallen
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-28
Union Meetings.

We clip the following very sensible and patriotic ar
tice from the Philadelphia News, leading Wing paper
edited by Mr. Sanderson member of the State Senate
1t would be fortunate for the country the spirit
prevailed here:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-28

letter from Brownsville, Texas, intelligence
has reached that place. which the Rio Grande op
posite Mataoras that Gen. Asta was elected Presi-
dent by majority of FIVE electoral votes over Almonte.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-28

New Hampshire Constitutional Convention.
This Convention has been organized ~ he sppoinf-
ment Of Fra1klin Pierce President, and mos J. WHIP
pie, Secrefary-Cir Gazette
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-28
The Issue.
Ellis is determined 20 make the Issue with the Indi
Democracy on the fugitive slave law. Hear him:
FAIR WARNING

A FAIR WARNING.
The Democracy Of Indiana should take warning from
the result of the elections Massachusetts, New
York, Michigan and Wisconsin, and avoid committing
themselves the policy of the fugitive slave BILL Let
individuals do and say what they please, but the mo-
ment the policy of the bloody bill is fastened upen the
Democracy Of Indiana, that moment we go into mi
nority This is the policy Of the Sentinelour policy is
TO repudiate it.
Tins speaks the organ Of the Free Soil party in Ind
ana. The Democracy will judge Of this matter for
themselves They are just capable as the editor OF
the Statesman, and quite as honest. When they need
advice they will call on their friends.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-11-28

Late Postmaster General, has been chosen President
Judge Of the Circuit Court one of the Circuits Of Yer
mont
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-03
New Grocery and Provision Store.

rTNIE subscriber would respectful inform his
i friends and the public generally, that he is
now receiving his fall supply Of GROCERIES,
consisting in part, as follows
SUGARS-Brown, loaf, crushed and clarified
COFFEE-Rio and Java.
MOLASSES-Ncw Orleans and Muscovado.
Rice cheese, bacon, lard, corn, and salt
Mackere salmon and flour.
Crackers-Wine, butter and soda.
Preserves-Ginger, peach, plum, &c.
Pickles, catsups, sauces, ctron, chocolate q teas.
ALSO,
Raisins, almonds, currants and English walnuts,
Pecan and butter nuts, spice, and ginger.
Nutmegs, candies, kisses, plums, &c.
Prunes, figs, dates &c.
Also-Powder shot, lead, cigars, tobacco, &c.
Soaps, starch,candes, crockery, glass and hard
ware.
Also-Lime juice, lemon syrup, and ginger wine
Capers extracts Java coffee.
With all other articles usually found in well
lected Grocery and Provision Store, which will be
sold exceedingly low for cash.
WIN. c. MOORE
N. B. Packages sent to any part of the Town.
August 26, 1850. 6S
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CONSUMPTION.

There is perare, no disease with which our country is
affected which sweep off annually many victims
that fell destroyer of the human consumption Day
after day year after year. the insate monster hurres to
the portals of the cold and silent tumb fresh added victims
to its cunqest No walk of life is sacred from is blight
ing influence No age is exempt from its Gentn-deang
shafts. The oil, the mid,eaged. and the young all
alike. arr food for this enemy Of mankind The
white haired patriarch whose !e of temperance has rem
dered his system mpervious the ancks Of other ills,
and whose COOL dees him Tor the enoyments of
upon his vals and tearing IN from world bright
10 minds which look compacenily on DAYS well spent.
L. there help for the afflicted! NJ prevrn alive nf
the daugers which bese in caIrgrabIe and tickle
chime, We think there j. And if the allegations of
thre whose least entitled ty, may be be-
:. .lieyed. there is preventive and remedy.
Wsiars Balsam Of Wild Cherry is offered to q suffer
ing world as such. j. needs no, the 'advenous aid
Of long string Of fictitious certificates to give it notorety
Its true and intrinsic excellence sufficient to
title il to the conf ience of the public. and TO
'Waft on 20 fame"
the name the inventor b-ncfctor Of his species.
None Genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
S:l,, in Camden by JAMES r. McKAIN. Wholesale bv
p NJ. Cohen Go. Charleston and byDruggists general
ly through0u, tie State.
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s.: 75.,sHE / !. 3 i T'EXAs LEGIsL LATURE.

The New Orleans Crescent of last Tuesday
hasthe following interesting information of the
proceedings following the Message of Govern
or Bell We shall in few days probably hear
the final result
.-q On the 18th several bills were introduced in
the Senatorial branch of the Legislature to pro-
vide for the raising of troops to take forcible
possession ef Santa, Fe. One of these bills
provides that the Governor be authorized to
call for fve regiments of zone thousand in the
aggregate each ;the companies to consist of
one hundred men each in the aggregate. and
to be ofiicered according to the regulations OF
United States army that each volunteer shall
-loeeiye the same pay that is allowed to troops
ofthe United States of a like character, and a
quantity of land sproportionate to the time he
serves-for three months service three hundred
and twenty acres, for six months six hundred
and forty acres, and for twelve months twelve
hundred and eighty acres that two regiments
ofsaid volunteers be mustered into service i'm
n,ediatcly, and that the other three be required
to hold themselves in readiness to march at
moments warning that should the exigencies
require the ether three regiments in the field at
any time, the Governor is required to call them
Into service, and march them to the scene of
rebellion; that for the payment of said troops
for thes services contemplated by the act, the
proceeds. arising from the sale of any portion
of the public lands that the State may hcreaf
fer sci, are specifically appropriated; that the
Governor is authorized to take command of
said troops ili person; that the monies in the
Treasury, not ,otherwise appropriated, are APP
propri td for the purpose of carrying into ef.
feet the provisions of TINS act; and that the act
be in force and take effect from and after its
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. -
out of the State as slave for not less than 10,
normore than 20 years. If the North will
come upto that, they may yet save the Union.
and enable us tc dwell together as brethren In
! unity. Such, however, is the fanatical spirit
that tpevades large masses of her people, that
AeySwoald set Constitution, Union and all at
ds6anee, rather than abate one jot of their wick
ed Extensions; and hence the South has no
,alter1atiee left but to withdraw from the pale
'ofthex Union. She has all the elements of
wealth and property to make her a great nation
.1er Sc, and she can leave the North to pursue
her own system of free labor, and the reduction
of the white working man below the condition
of the slave, in point Of physical comfort and
ease. ss.si:r AsfE
Forlong years cherished for the Union
regard amounting almost to itlolatry, and now
l can safely say,Sdid that regard cease until
sawsthe systematic attempts Of the unpriacipled
fanatics TO war upon the, property Of the South
unchecked by the Legi ,atures of the free States.
From: that hour saw the Union would work
nothing but tyranny, and the longer the South
remained in it themore daugeroustoher rights.
-ffhonesay and feaflessly maint.in that the l5
slayeholiing States should make a. common
cause and secede, and that SO far from its lead.
ing to civil warand dire horror conscientious
w. believe it would be attended with the happ-
est results to both sections. y
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-03
NJ MANSI0N HOUSE.
CAMDEN, S. G.

iTEIE subscriber respectfully announces to his
i. friends and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
generally, that he has opened, AZ HOTEL, that
large and colnmodo house in Log To"n, former
y the private res dence OF B.. Perkins. esq.
The building is adm rably adapted Tor that pur-
pose, being situated in the II ost healthy and pleas
an, part Of amien, combining all the advanta
yes Of the town with the b .lmy atmosphere Of the
country, aud within lew minutes walk of any
par, of Camden The rooms are large and airy,
his Servants respectful and attentive, and lie
pledges himself 10 spare no pains in keeping up
an attractive aud well supplied TABLE, and to Use
every exertiou to please those who may call upon
him..
His STABLES will be found commodious, and
always fully supplied with Provender,
% The House being conducted on Temperance
Principles, he falters himself that those who favor
him with call vii! find The MANSION HOUSE
moi only the comforts and a,teul.on OF we'll reg
uated llo:ei, but Inc quiet retirement OF a Hume.
Char es nridsrate. 80
aTAiI the Stages arriving in the place, and the
Omnbuses running to the Depot, will call at the
House when sred.
E.G. ROBINSON.
Cam len, Sept l. q If
Dj-,rhe True Snuthron, Charlotte will please
iu.e [.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber on the night
IL of the 22d inst, (six miles south of Lancaster
Court House Oh the Camden road) negro man
name John, about six feet six inches high, with
a scar on his face, (near his eye) occasioned by
the kick ola horse, he is black, carried off with
him two suits of clothes, among which was SAITH
net coat black cloth pants, blue flannel shirt, stri-
ped Shirt &c. He carried off a chesnut sorrel
horse, fine black saddle with plated ,stirup irons,
doubled refined bride and martingales with ivory
rings. 1t appears said boy, after leaving my house
went to Mrs. Stinson's, at RusselPlace in Ker-
shaw District aud carried off negro woman and
young child, that Mrs. Stnson had on trial and
was about purchasing from ME. The negroes
were recently purchased By me in the city OF Bal
timore. Since they have left ! understand the
man said he had a free pass, that he brought it
with him from Baltimore. The above reward will
be paid for their apprehension aud delivery to me-,
or information given 50 that can get them.
ELI c. BISHOP.
Lancaster Dist S. C. 23 Aug 1850. 6s If
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Brilliant Teeth and Sweet Breath


There can be not The slightest doubt but that
many diseases arise fsom neglect Of the ,eeh
Pure air is az necessary to health AS food is 10 life;
but tir Sc wing dirty teeth an sponsy gums, are
constantly in!ialing AN impure atmosphere, and
hence ay diseases arise which perhaps are nev-
er attributed 10 tie right cause julie. Hauel's
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste, is decidedly the
best remedy yet discovered far diseased teeth and
gums, as il. neutrazes the dsagrceable odor ari.
sing from carious teeth, and enners the gums firm
and healthy. All dentists agree tnat charcoal is
an excellent den,ritce; but many persons have
been fearful Of using il account of the hard and
gritty substances which are generally mixed with
il, which are calculated 10 iniure the enamel Of
the teeth Jules Hauel's Purified Charcoal Tooth
Paste. is eniirey free from this objection. az the
coal from which i. is prepared is formed from Pop.
lar woud, burnt expressly for the purpose in an
iron cylinder Tie other ingredients are only
such are necessary t" prepare the charcoal in
this form. and 10 themselves. are entirely innocu
ois. Tie Purified Charcoal 1'onth Paste will i'm.
part the most beautiful and brilliant whiteness to
the teeth. keep the gums healthy and make the
breath pure andsweet.
JULES HAUEi, l20 Chesnut St
Sept3 [701 0
For sale in Camden byJ. X. McKain, 2. j. DELAY and
F. l.. Zcmp. Aupmt2
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-03

Ot-e have been furnished with the follow.
ing answers to the Enigmas in last Tuesdays
Journal
TO Er1wAN's-Amite, Miami, Elias. Lima,
Italian, Atalanta, Atlas, Nile, Nantes, Seine,
Tiete, fsmail, Tama, Tel.
TOT. NJ. M's.-Lieutenant James Polk Dick
inson.
TO D. L. Christopher Columbus
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vast cities indicate that these mines were once
worked by millions ofpeople The geographi.
cal formations of this region are 70 similar to
those of the G Id regions Of California that they
appear to be Identical, and contain similar de.
sites Of tn, precious metal.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-03
CIRCULAR.


To The citizens Of ea District throughout the Slate
0f S0nik-Cdr0Linz.
AT meeting of the citizens of Richland Dis
trict held this day the following resolution, among
others, was adopted:
Resolved, That the meeting recommend to
our sister Districts the formation Of Southern
Rights Associations wiihi their respective limits,
and that The Secretaries Of this meeting be requir
ed to convey said request TO such persons as they
may think appropriate in the several Districts of
the State.
The undersigned Secretaries of the meeting beg
leave TO present the above resolution TO your no.
tice, and ask for it snch consideration as in your
Judgment il deserves.
Respectfully.
JOIN G. BOWMAN,
w. B. JOHNSTON.
w. B. CARLISLE,
ALEX'R. CARROLL,
Secretaries.
r,l..
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TAKEN from Salem Campground IN Lancaster
Il District, Oh Sunday night the 18th inst, a bay
mare OF common size, a slender neck, with blem-
sh or defectin the right eye, inclined TO pace when
under the saddle, aud is about FIVE years old any,
person taking up said animal will be suitably paid
and satisfied therefor by delivering her to me in
one mile ofSalem Campgruund, or giving Inc ii-
formation by mail at Pleasant Hill post Office, Lam
caster District CASWELL MOBLEY.
Aug. 90, 1850. SO 2t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-03
HNFLUENZA, COUGHS, DC.

Tho.e who troubled with Coughs Colds Influenza
or any Lung complaint would do we'll try Dr. ROGERS
Syrup of Lverwor, and Tar which break. up the most
Distressing t'ou .h in few oars' me. Should it fail to
do 40, the money will be returned.
See pamphlet to be had Of the Agents. and also ndver-
tisement IN an. tier column
For sale NJ MckAIN'S Drug Store, CnmIe /, S. c.
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Charleston, S. G.

i1'IlE undersigned Factors, and General COM
4 mission Agents, Go hereby return their most
sincere thanks to their numerous friends, for their
former liberal patronage, and solicit continuation
of the sanlr. The South. Carolina Railroad Conn
pany having advertised to discontinue the recev-
Ing and forwarding Of all goods after the first
JULY neXl, Except those TO pass over The Georgia
Rairoad,) We therefore most respectfully ten 'Hr
our services to our friends aud the country 6 AZ
orally, as Receiving and Forwarding Agents
Goods sent to our care will be cautiously handled,
and forwarded on MISUNDERSTANDING customary
rates. CHAMBERS & WHITE,
South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston SC.
June is, 1850. AZ eow2m
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Aug 25.

- The subscriber takes this method of return
ing his sincere thanks To those whu have so lIber-
ally parronzed the late firm of Moore q Belcher,
and prom scs, by prompt attention to business, and
an earnest endeavor to please, to merit continu
alton ol the same TO himself.
WM. C.. MOORE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-03
New Fall Goods.

New Fall Goods.
HNEIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he is now recei-
wing his Fallsupply of
Groceries, Domesties, DC.
Consisting in part, of the following articles, viz
Brown, crushed, loafand clarified Sugars
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Rio and Java Coffee
Rice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard
No. 2 and 3 Mackarel
Corn, Flour, Oats, Salt
Swedes Iron of all sizes
Powder, Shot, Lead Soaps, Starch, Candles
Fine and common Tobacco
Bagsing, Rope and Twine,
Men and boys Wagon Saddles
Riding and Wagon BriIIes
Hames, Collars, Riding and Wagon Whips
Crockery, Glass and Hardware
Collins best Axes, Nails, assorted size
Pocket Knives. Knives and Forks
Negro Cloths,
Bleached and brown Homespuns
Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS
few cases ofmen and boys HAS and Caps
With all other articles usually found in we'll sup
piled Grocery and Hardware store all Of which
will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
B. w. CHAMBERS.
Camden. S. C. Sep,.3 70 Il
DJThe Sumter Banner and True Souhron will copy
for three months.
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CATAWBA SPRINGS,
LINCOLN COUNTY. n. C..

-T>HIS we-known Watering Place is again open
J. for the reception ofcompany during the pre-.
sen, season. The Springs having been recently
repaired in way which has rendered the water
not inferior to any in the State. The sui phur pro-
pery of the ater is very little inferior to the cee
brated Sulphur Spring, (\Vilsons) in Cleveland
county, N. c, independent Of the other properties
belonging to it.
Persons wishing to spend few weeks or
months of pleasure, will find healthy country,
good climate and much more convenient at this
watering place than crossing the mountains
The Spring is "a miles Northwest of Charlotte
Visitors from the South will find it best to come
by way Of Charlotte, crossing the Catawba river
al Roze's Ferry or Beatie's Ford
THOMAS 7. HAMPTON
June 80. 81 swl3
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81 The friends of Col. JAMES CHES-
NUT, Jr. hereby announce him as candidate
to represent the people of Kershaw District in
the next Legislature.
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Columbia, Aug. q, 1870
GTThe friends of Capt JAMES CAN
TEY announce him rs a Candidate for re-
election to represent the people of kcrshaw
District in the next Legislature
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CADETS OF TEMPERANCE,
KERSHAW SECTION NUMBER4.
The regular meeting of this Section will he held
at heir Hail on Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock
by order OF the w p.
p VILLEPIGUE. Sec'v.
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DISSOLUTION,

UlOSUIUTIUIV,
TIME CO. partnership heretofore existing under
the name and firm of MOORE g. BFLCHER
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
aJ The business will be carried ON by VIM. C.
Moore, at the old stand. f
WM. E. MOORE.
NJ. =. BELCllER.
Aug 25. 6 #
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TO R EN- T..

1 " II Il N L !,
FOR ONE OR A TERM OF YEARS.
'E,llAT pleasantly situated residence on DeKalb
] street, now occupied by MIR. E. G Robinson
Tie house is admirably located for private board
ing-haying been kept as such for the pas, 6years
-oeimg very CONVENE nj to business; and from its
elevated pnsion healthy at all seasons OF tie year.
II contains rooms with a ':f lace IN each,and
piazza 10 leet IN Ienth; having Or the premises a
large kitchen, wash room and all necessary out
buildings in good repair
The lot fronts on DeKalJ 1872 feet and extends
back to Rutledge street, 52S feet.
BY coiseni "f the present occupant possession
can be had Oh Isl Sept
For terms apply tn A. BURR.
Camden, Aug. 20 66 Il.
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SONS o. TEMPERANCE.
Wateree Division No. 8.

The regular meeting of this Division will be hel
on Thursday evening an Old Fellows Hall at s
o'clurk By order Of the W. j
W. SHELL, T. :.
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ARRIyssfi on 1.HE .AMERIcA.

The steamship America .. rived at Halifax at
4p.m. yestenday will Liverpool dates to the
17th inst one week later -.
The news, with the exception of a decline in
the Cotton market, is uilin,ortant. The mar
ket bread is said to have suffered de.
cline, but no gu Seitidns are given in the de-
spatches thus far received
ExsEaND. pnorogation Of. ssFurliamem.-
The British PMliamedt has been prorogued, by
the usual formal hut npneanil,g speech from the
throne. The 'followare the oily important par
agraphs: Is
.It has afforded me great satisfaction TO give
my attention to die acts Mhicl, have passed for
the improvement Of the merchant service. 1t
is, | trust, calculated to improve the welfare of
every class connected with this essential branch
oft'le national Interest.
"1'he act for the gradual Discrimination of
intermenfs within the limits Of the metropoli,,
Is il Conformity with the enlightened views
which have for tleir beet the. Improvement of
the pGble Health. = : e q 3
"I look for tie most Beneficial consequences
from the measure which has been framed with
viewtcg give my people in Ireland fair par
ticipatien in our re sentative SYSTEM
The improvements in the revenue, and
the large reductions which have been made in
various branehss OF expend tire, have tended
to add to our firancih condition stability and
security 4
am encouraged to hope that the trea.
ty bctwse, Germaps aud Denmark, which has
been concluded at Berlin, under my me lation.
may lead, at no distant period to the restora.
ton If peace iir the North Of Europe
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sEGARs!:-.a very choice let
~ of Palmetto and Gold Leaf Segars, for sale by
July 26. T. BONNEI.Is 81 co.
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Salem Woolens,
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
TNLIE subscribers beg leave to inform their
L friends and customers, that they have recent,
!y removed to the store Immediately on the south
east corner of Broad aud DeKalb streets, (Nio-
Ions old stand0 where they will continue to keep
well assorted stock of - g.srefas.s
Groceries, Bagging, Rope, Twine, SO,
Also-Blankets, and every other article necessary
for Plantation use.
They now offer for sale their present stock Of
Dry Goods at very reduced prices, being des.
rous to close them before fall. ca g. Il
And as usual, will also attend to the Receiving
and Forwarding Goods from Railroad Also, re.
cevug and storing cotton and other country pro-
duce upon moderate terms.
GEO. s. DOUGLAS g. co.
August l, 1850. 81 ~ H
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425 PRICES in all. 2,0OObs $s0O
Th'se who prefer loue priced Teas, can re-
ceive their prizes in propnftion or, they miH be rf
purchased for cash, al deduction of ~ parre.
70 Country agents required. Applicatioaszte Ia,
be addressed (post paId,) to the Company's Depot,
AS above.
Juus I, l-50 45 3m