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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-19

|sN:ii. >.iiHy !ii,.,> are 49,. Vnci:.E4 comp ett
4 assortment -; S.ap.r a,j Fa"iy tiUosr, uEr
rin!ed n.tiI liGcn ar, wh.rmlm"! vi! G,Sros: {"
Iii iHrr Lsna! iEeraI ierIns, They c"I.Ss.st q
Iar, as fol UNs:
WGOLENs.
Heavy lnndoH Dur Bankc,s
Suprr -! /" IA lambs " nul Bed Blankets
Heavy a!l-wooI Negro Cloths
Near" LiiIseis, very he W al stout
l'iAid l. I-,ys: " ,n! tiuh lur woImen'S wear
, SiGtsss aid Cassin1eres.
SupeTine black, blue, bros II, AM invisible gree
French tMils
Suprrinc doe. KIN black Cassimcrcs
HatlI"es, assnr ed ru!urs
keutTkv J"ais. do d.
Ei-a aaLi tusiiuhaJr ErsiHga
Fancy L sSiin.res
Red white aud yri;"w Flanncls
COTTON GOODS.
. PRINTS, ni csel! dr.rup"m
Furnii'irc Cn'r"cs, te'y Ia, d-on.e
G."gha'n.; CfoSs-i:i'd and iarcy striped AusnS
Furniture AMI caribr.c DANNY
Furniture Frnse>; cotton Cam!r!cS
. Cu!Ured and ui.c& caIibrcs
siihs anG Fancy Articles.
Ecgahl pIa'n AID a'cr'd black silks
" lam. h.ured and waler'd cuInred silks
Ciieua hsmTed dress sik$. very rch
B'i;s: elegant i"rc caEeS
Alu~IIi :,"fh"d Cu:iarS and sleeves
Very haril:UTc lnsrrlIns$ and Ed.ings
Lineu.caubrIc liandkerc;.cis
k.bnei st.X St"cE:u.s; raw silk Stockings
French mer.no black aud assorted CuurS
Smprr biath and me- ciInn black y pachds
Sirpeu and cr"ss-tar'd r"ured A,Eacha!
DOMESTICS.
34 8 aud % b cached aud brown ShIrtlnss
I'D uicLciIed and ulibcaciIcd SheeIIugs
" ii!e ahd uubeAcird G.'l:s
Striped ai'n piaid co"reI HomespunS
bed Ticks; Apron c!'-cHs; c'rtun OLnaGurgs
LINENS.
Super an as$urcd l..sn Linens
Lawn LAWS, Duw.as iamask Table. cloths
4" DanasH Diaper; baina ii NapklIs
BnI.eyr 5;rJ Russia Dapris
-ALsU-
!fGndc' amd Gunny Tagging
Bi.c Roy. and iwl'c; Iron; SAT-
Nu,ar. Cofee, Nu!a-scS
-ALSu--
H!acksmr!a'$ Bc,!"ws, Wees, hnrl!S. Hammers
So cw j aic>, Trace riaii,-, t"i!i:.s' AAe,
Hoes, s i.l!eS, Sir.:e.S, liAUGre Forks
wan d rn:n;. .c,G as.u:;;iI.Hi 4: Hardware aid
Cuiirrr
Vita ruanv u;ner hrlc!es loo tedious 10 enumprate.
II. LEVY a. SON.
sept. II IL Tim
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Boots, Shoes and Leather,

,.s,. ..s..,.
1-,-,;.;,n cn,,,.,, r,,,a, R,pa and
A-dsSA.1AS @.u-A', S1A9e' |-oo
,s,IlE srh.crh ,rs nav, ,,,,i received the largest
L alid oest aas'i'ru stoch VI a'S~S
.sNJc, ever uEGGru IA i.iis inaTael, " "!iIh '"eJ
.rspnciiul.y l!vI., ill.,. atieiulJ.I Vi purcIaarrS-
,,.s 80, .,.I. n,,t a. t,,Iuws. viz:
''li' -. w.. =, ,;nI. Is ,u,,,, b,;;oms
''''''-.A" 49, :. retrch
:. w,,s,,roof ,Iu quilted bottoms
do c5k soies
=. mi; ,.cy.d c,J;s,r,;o loo,s
wa,srpruuf Loo,s
Kip "
sa.cu. ,.rathcr and Cali GaitsFs
jenny Lind Ties
lung garaa ..uois
inIiL .ubb:r SAUes
pcgreI nou,s
Maerpruoi Boots
. Calf poa,ee. M,r esSS''' '''''
H., 4,
i-a''es ME :: S'iN v;al malf'S
Cater n"o.s, assorted color.
" D:ak slim GATES
:. co,orpi uuusari.a Ties
Black
Xii Slips all les
:" Morocco sis uni Ties
Bu kll waking Shoes
,,oaIskin
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General Information!

THE subscriber would c"nnde,ll.lly lrlcrm his
/ hirnI patrons, and the public pr"mIscuouslY,
thai lie is "in town. having returned Irum the
N"rth with an overwhelming 81 'ck Of choice.
cheap aud elegant Goods, embracing every thing
new and elegant in
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
His purchases CONSIST entirely "i Dry G'nd-, Sc.
.ecied irom The most recent uil.riat- Ia : L.
DlIS itS-, rs T0 pF' SfI' IN ihe punc a. "hFe,
ca pr,c assortment, in 'ha; n'. AID at prices low
enough To sul the closest erou"'nIs'.
Parties from the country vii! ease hear him
in muI .Il"n they visit Camden, as hls stock ls
always open '"r Inspection.
New Con rice. yed every month, at lie pal,
mei.o Cash Store. "
JAMES WILSON.
Ort l. II II
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Real Cotton Land for Sale

rrJE subscriber off:,rs FIR salr lis Plantation
situate on Bear creek, \ miles southeast ol
L1ncas,rrviilr, containing 800 acres, 2oo n' Wnrh
ls cleared, the srracr rar' cceniiy. the balance
woods The crop of this year, win nahds'
will be ahoui - halc$ Of COTTON aud duo hus' els
corn, hefnre the storm it was su posed l''o ha'e'
would have been made. On the premises Is Il
new rn house and screw. Il comfortable dwelling
aud all necessary ou, buildings. Persons wish
irc to huv aud make cotton would 10 well I" eS-
.anine. a. will SELL
Terms easy and accommodating MY reason
Tor sci iug is 10 n"gaGe III n'her business eo'''e
.rTLaIy Norroes will aIsa he enid il d sired.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
.arcap:o- Diet S G. Sept ~, iSoO-So
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Also

A a splendid variety Of CaIic"e+, and the very best
AID cheapest bleaclied and brown Muslin
10 lie found in the iown
The above Goods have been selected with The
greatest care. and will he sud a. always, al the
very low est prices rt o.
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Hardware, Groceries, Begging, Rope
and Twine,
pEAbY made Cmlhiug, Hats. Cape. Bunnets.
II Bouts and Shnes &c Just received aud for
saic at The i.west prices possible by
N. DRCCKER g. co.
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$4,000 P.tlS.S %E'
BOOTS AND SHOES.

$4,000 PilSss GI'
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ITO ~ ii ~ at Iir Ne" san: .>;"rr. a;'d will
L b. su; lover fiaa ANY ever before offered
in iii.~ marke:-IiarIrC pad ;he ca>hi" eve Y ar
tue, and scec: cd trUin The best ard largest lra-
u ac, u;cr> IN bc Gntei : arcs, We flailer "ur-
seives .aI ~ ur:c can Idh 10 be ;iea ed guam
tiy, qua ty and piice. The STOCK conSsis III part,
at 10 lows S.
lkns fine Calf stitched Boo.s
= p,.mr iioo:s
q . Waterproof DO cox soles
DO stitched an! Quilted sole,
2N pairs !. Cali isewrd Dcois. lruIu II > 10 Sc w
30 anI Nip pcg-cd Boots. from ;. 10 - 10
Ma ii!,c Calf sewrd Bcnics =. 10 - 70
:. aid 10th Congress EoJs So 20 81 %
=. '' Jersey lies. IS ~ s3 50
g '' - Pegged Eeo'ees: 81 r"$a 90
Kip 75c 10 81 w
Y4"' Kip ii? rsssd i'0oee'' ;5s'";3, g: o.; q,
-. ." Boots assorted
A' Ladies' Department.
Fir silk Caters, black and roorei
wells and black
- l.alt Cutters. wsts aid black
c"ureL al! back
Wet Ties. Fcxrd Broa AHA Easy
" WI!hul; 1IGs. I.r c,rrIs
Jenny Lind hoo'ccs, Kid ami tiorUcco
Irp
dan! Enamei-d Excelsior
Kdnni ',uuc' oJc,.n! L..u Duskins
i;,,rr .ics Pump
FIN hid slippers. with Rosctles
10 M"Tr.r CO 'iii;:~r' and les
+ u lies aiid }IsaIls, Wells
IN hlur:Cin 90 90
iri.xl;:l vii: lips and Ties
.na Ian. XII. anu Ties. Wr!:s
iul Boots
.S.s' biark an;l colurcd :a;rrs
blue AL ii,;pi roiurei .1fthi,crs
black bllir a:r! rniiZ" li":r,s
e birH ard ou.nTc.i S.i",,r.s
.u :Iuurc-. tN IN "a. !o' - !9C! S..trs
Chil--o.s -i.r..> ;i.. ota, assorted
..,i,, w,;,, u rrca, ri,l-r MS, Ladies
.ni Eii7ca's $40 n"aicr"U> I" In.nr1".
-ii5U-
fic T..tYEliN. x. Ma. fAki'E! hN'H'
:,li'i.> HI.S AMI CN,'>. AI0i "ii,cn VII f"si'
j,ri h. .uid tower han ,!ir loves! iu7 ra'h.
.:,Ca.! anu rec Tor !oarsr.vc' at iL' Ne" Sior'
'''"'' VI WORKMAN & BOONE.
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

The undersigned would respectfully InI"rn IN
pube that he has taken the house we'll known a.
the "CROSS KEYS, "tormerly kept hy .hr. Nm
McKain in the own OF Camden, where re * pre-.
pared TO act on modare travellers aud bo n erS
reasonable prices. Those who desire +" le'' TIT
same quiet abroad as al bone, are invited |" give
ht acall
Travellers accommodated for single nigh and
breakfast IN tu,e for the cars in the morning, al
moderate charger. }. b. r. h,''!in'
Feb 2-9-tf) frnprIeto-.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

N. DRUCKER & co.
4 RE now just opening their large and new sup-
y ply Of seasonabIe Goods, consisting in part of
C!"'hs. rasslmeres, satirels, vesiilgs, nenr,
Plain and figured alp paccu, mollsrlin lie l.aines
GInglIams, with other goods ur Ladies DIesses,
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In nEquity-Kershaw District
Tl'on1s S'arkc, ct al.

{. J. Shannon
TN pursuance Of The o'lers Of The court IN 'h'>
L case, made al June Term, l>50. will "iip A.
public sale efure the rorr' house dG"r III Ca"l""
On Monday, the second da- cf rccmhnr. all ih"
parcel or tract Of LAND. wing IN the va ers "'
Wateree river and Fox creek il Fairfield n!>irif.
containing fifteen hundred ard three acres, bound
ed by lands nf Nr hn.as : Prav. Charles J. Shan
non, David K jane. estate ni l;i;is", aud J"h'
HARRISON, sen. Pi,ts of the said Land may b.
seen a, INV office.
Terms--Sn much cas, as will nav casts; bal
ance 90 credit nf one. Two. aud three wears, hon'
with gond >ureles and mortgage 81 lnr premises
required
WM NJ SHANNON, c. EKn
Oct % 81 - III
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Fresh Groceries &c.
-ENiir. Sun,crner> beg "sicrii""y 'n Ii'nr'h
4 the { tread. a,.d ihe rn'Ic gen ra'lH' 'ha'
neY have uow rcrr.vrd Ih"m FatI supply o;
GROCERIES.
Brown and cr;>h he'd sugars
!.n a;.d old Java t"il'c
New Urirar. and 1iGSr"rado N"las'e'
M.:aale!. Nus |. =. 3
Rrc. Sil', ~. &r.
Eass;ing, Nope and T'vinc.
Gunnv 10Th II ,>. prr yard, III 'II'i'eS wiue
Du"tte li..g,n@. lbs ter yard
Wca,ers br>i t'h.'deiphIa Hope
Tnrcr-p'y Twin" &c
WUoiels.
London Duff Blankets
Negro Blankets
CuIurpd Sadie Blankets
Grey plains. Nero l.InsrvS, NC.
\ few barrels tnc Mercer Potatoes. All OF
which will lie sold inw tor cash, ~
GEO. $. DOUGLAS & co.
sept |, 1850 70
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TUSr received, a large assortment III Boy
,J ami Youih's cInihi"g. we'll and neatly made
Alsr-Mens Clothing Of every dcScr ,on and
o,,I;,v +. w. BONNEf
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@Ei q:
Staple and Fancy Goods.

Fs':i;. >.'Hy?'a"'> are "2.. 'ne".'l a complete
4 as.''r.G,"', -; S*r.r a':j fa"'y iUos", uHr-
ci,"!ed N.'iI m.Gcr ar, whrmlm"! vi! CSiosn OF
uh iar'r Lsna! lGerai ierms, They coI.Ss.st q;
~; ri. AS fol UNs.
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Cam'en. S. C. Sept. 90
NJ ash raid for Cotton and other Prodl
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IN BuXES fno CHEESE Fer sale BY
M SHAW :. AUSTIN
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Domestic Items.

DROWN ana u.ea, he'll >Ileeting-, every width,
- Ticking; EEgsh Long. cloths; C"un'erpaneF;
jlan and f!ur d rurlaIn Dmitv; g"rn' ''ip'hh'! !;
,.orrh llurnp-r -rGus and Denm-; plam ld''seYs
'anntls ,ud B ankrs, at all prices
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ll50 nierrs nj Ireacled d brown 'l"i'esPs"s
A. I\MES WILSON'S,
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Col. Renfon's BOUNDARY.

The following is Col. Benton's proposition
of amendment to the Committees adjust
ment of the boundary between Texas and
New-Mexico:
Strike out from the second line, proposition first,
Of section thirty nine, after the word Beginning
these words: Eat the point on the Rio del Norte,
commonly called FL Psso, and running up that river
twenty miles, measured by straight line thereon,
and thence eastw ardy to a point where the hun.
dreth degree Of West longitude crosses Red river
being the southwest angle in the line designated be-
tween the United States and Mexico and the same
angle in the line Of the territory set apart 10 tue
Indians by the United States = and Insert after the
same word beginning these words Eat the
point in the middle Of the deepest channel in the
Rio Grande del Norte, where the same is crossed
by the one hundred and second degree of longitude
west from the meridian of Greenwich; thence
north along that longitude to the thirty fourth de-
gree Of north latitude; thence esstwardly to the
point at which the one hundreth degree Of west lon.
gitude crosses the Red river"
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sNHIs ESTABLISHMENT, 90 long and fsyorsbly
known to the public will be opened for the reception d
visitors OIL tho 18th OF June fhe house hss Deso
siye dfningroom erSs gu nber Of good sized and well
veuti sied bedchamber. sns new and spacious psrlor
oil newly ans neatly furnished with special reference 70
convenience and comfort Connected with this establish
meni are several cottages situated a. 70 be retired aud
yet convenient 70 The main kuiding These cottages
win be let suit the wishes ofspphcant etnef ennie
bv the story or room The whole establishment has heeo
lifted up Ia superior style ard the accommodations are do
signed 70 be equal 10 hose Of any watengpsce IN u
country. N,
The undersigped having become the sole proprietor VII
give his whole attention 70 the business, and will 30 -
sisted In Ito management! BY Mr.. DAVID Al Crowel u<
S--'' JOSEPH II. MARSH.
acbooIev,s Mountain MAY g, 1850. my3l Ssw2ms
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snss CsPss, IN ets-Sl per doi--s7 per lou
TIE WING ALMANAC FOE IsbO

U7HIS ANNUAL has been prepared with great care ana
accuracy and 10 presented TO The Public AZ a cneap
reliable and lucid summary Of the Political History Of Is
Times IL contains nothing Of partisan character bat
full exhibit Of the Elections Of l849 the doirgs OF Con
gress 81 It's last Session. the Mileage ErDosG the Eye1
OF 349 in Europe List Of the Presidents Cabinet Menu
OF the present Congress- Governors Of the states &c &c
CoSTEsTs.-Areas Of the United Ststes; Asroroufca
Statistics; Branch Mints-God Coinage; BRUSH Cabir ei
Calendar for Portland Boston, New-York Phisdslphia
Washington Raleigh Charleston and New Orleans; Czt
fornis and New-Merico; Chronological Tables Com eu
sauon OF Congressman Congress- Statistics Of Congrss,
last Session Of Ecipses Economy In he Public Expsud
turei Elective Offices, y. g. Election days 10 The seyora
States Election ofPresteni by the Peope Election Re
turns Europe in ls4s Finances Of United States and Grsa
Btain tloggtng In the Navy; Government Of the United
States Government Supplies; Governor and Slate CAPT
tails High-Weter q: NewforE, Boston, Philadelphia and
Charestoni Home Department. House OF Representa-.
dent Taylor Jewish Calendar; Law Reform, Mileage o.
Congressi Military Mileage: Ministers and COnsuls
thrcsd ministers al Foreign C9uriz; MOhammedan C6l
eodnr; Moons place Naval Prze-Money-Tempsralce
Naval Punishnents 1885, Naval supplies, and Foley
Ofcen ard Offices created; Panama (lslhmua) Railway;
Population Of States PoIAge Rates Foreign and Dones
dc Postal Reforms Presidential Vo:e Is48 kc Pro
ducts Aggregate; Public Lands; Railways aud Canals
scToss N0rhAmecai Recruiting FOR the Army; Rsyenus
(U 81 Collection; Senate Of the United Staies; Senate
and Rejection Supreme Cour. U. s.; Tide fable, Tun
mage and shippng Tribunals for Claims ainsi the United
States; WhiIneys great CeEuA Railroad; War Charges
olthe Union.
Election Reurns carefully made 90 for the whis Aims
nae from Maine New-HRmpshiIe, Vermont Msssa.h G,
seIts Rhode Island, Connecticut HewYork, New-Jerssy
Pennsy Ania, Maryland Virginia North Carolina Aabs
ma Mississippi L0usiAnA Texas, ArEansss, Tennessee
Georgia Keruefy, Ohio, Indiana Michigan lows. Wis
eonsin- Ua
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schooley's Mountain. May %. 1850. mysl ssw2m'
pnrur1.rnN HOUSE EEWauRaH.

Cx THE PROPRIETOR Of THIS fsyorlIe aud Agreeable
- place Of Sumner res0d takes pleasure 10 csiey lcs
A attention VI the New York public 10 The fact hs' %
now prepared for the reception and entertainment Of sibw
irsnssut or permanent bOsTden The high estimation
Ebich Biz house held By families who have spenisne sum
mel months there he Ia VIII render an eIeaded ncucs
ofs attractions Ia point flocsOu scenery, dnvee
&c upneces,sry n this particular = has 90 eqos on sns
Hudson River The srder heretofore VII BE- 20
with every delescy The mIke. snoa 10 sooa.n ~
here are Eve trains Of passing daily ei.nsf -sy 20
Ne,JYork and Albany Early application soond % nsns
for q selection OF rooms Lleio AMI W.
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Coon NEws TRoM PoIsT CoUPLE-Tbe Point.
CCnPee La Echo Of the 9th, congratulate, the cir
liens on the reappearance OF their lately submerSed
ned held'' and on the possibility Of again travelling
paying ferriage The water no longer mass.
tbroug b the crevasse at the Grand Levee. ana ~.
road Ia said TO be practicable. In the I.l.,d rhs
planters are about to pat in large crop Of corn
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WOOLeON,s PATENT FOR HANGING
w CARRlAGEs.-AHords q lighter ana su0ngef 70
hiee than can DO obtained In any other rsy ana a.
steel cross bar behind IL surpss 90 all otner ~oS "
Hanging for pleasant snd easy motion. -. % ~
Steel Die has teen procured for striking Pis''' y ~
attached TO al carriages under ris psteaI ,h IN.
The Plates With Inc right W use togesesrr .1snis
sHELDON SMITH, CO..,
Sole Agents for New York, Hes Jersey snp sn.s,,
All persons infringing upon this PsLsnI MA .cIy -.
usiHg or selling without the Plses ~ - nn..s gms
Sss .ss%ssa y made win P.ien.ss o. he Agent or
10 Psisntse, Cleveland, Quo.
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Free scbooIs-Why Opposed.

To ne Editor Of The Tribune,
think you hardly deal Justly with Mr.. Osborne
in your paper Of to-day. You do not seem to ap.
preciate his feelings, which are evidently rea-noi
assumed-and his arguments have such foundation
in reason that show Of sweeping them away
as spiders webs is gratuitous triumphing. To be
sure, you had provocation. l think Mr. Osborne
would have done better If be had let his subscrip.
ton die out quietly, but he is evidently smarting
under sense Of the palpsble TO his judgment)
wrong Of the System of Free Schools, and is vexed
to the quick to people argue 10 favor of it, from
the benefit other people are to derive by sucking
bis blood. Suppose, Mr.. Editor, unfold little OF
my own experience. have educated FIVE children
at an expense OF labor, money and selfprivations,
OF which they and you have no conception and now
when L thought my labor ended-when my re-
sources are exhausted, and my little property
heavily incumbered and |, in the decline OF life,
unable to dig, and TO beg ashamed-how can look
upon people who argue to me that ought no " to
help then, out Of my penury, to do wha; they, 10
The prime oil life, are better able to do for themselves
than TO help them, and whas have already done
for my self unaded and not asking aid Truly they
seem to me-pardon me, but cannot help it-lke
those birds which do not make nest for them.
selves, but drive out those who have labor1asy
built and appropriate TO themselves the industry Of
others.
What chiefly seems Objectionable in your reply
TO Mr. Osborne is that you do not even attemot to
show how this Free School System differs ia grin.
oiple from Church Establishment Would you
like Free Gospel System on the same principle
THADDEOS.
An Established Church violates the rights
of conscience in compelling some men to
contribute toward disseminating doctrines as
of Divine origin which they religiously re-
gard as erroneous if not diabolic. If all
were as well agreed as to religious dogmas
as they are with respect to the rules of Ar
ithmetic, Grammar, &c. we should not con-
slider Church Establishment unjust nor in
furious.
As to Mr.. Osborne's feelings" we
know they are reap-Rachel mourning
for her children was not more forlorn than
be, in view of the call upon him for few
dollars per year to educate children who do
not call him father. We only insist that he
is making an ass of himself, like the Dutch
man up the Mohawk, who hung himself be-
cause the Erie Canal was run through his
rich flats, spelling his farm, as he thought.
We contend that if Mr.. Osborne has little or
ne property, the law clearly operates in his
favor; and if he has property, the education
Of all the children in the State will increase
its value five dollars for each one that it
taxes him. Ditto to Thaddeus. But we
wont take room to argue this ground over
and over. The case is fully stated in the
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u Notice to Contractors.-Sesled proposals for
the grading ry bridging supenuucture laying
track snd enciT the Csnsndsgus and Corning Railroad
leading from CAnsDdsgus TO the Chemuug Railroad, will
be received al the Office OF John King Co contractors
In Canandaigua until the 18th day OF July.
PROXIES and plans be The office OF the Chief
Engineer at Csnsndaigua after the 2oIh inst
This Road is about IS miles In lengths divided into
sections Of one mile each.
BIDS will DO received single sections for several
united JOHN s. KING kCO
Cansndsigus, July S, 1880. iy9 t20t
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- To Boss Bakers.-rh,

y To Boss Bakers.-fhe Operative Bakers Union
House Of Call Reading Room and Library 10 open al
~ 9rsnd-st daily, from A N ill NJ and Sundays
from 10 g. and keeper 10 always In attendance give
every facility 10 Bosses from city country either Waiting
or writing 70 The House for men.
LEWIS HALBAUER, Keeper,
who resides al S62 Broome-sg.
JOHN Z. RENNE, Pres't
JAh koBERTsos, Rec. Sec. ie22imD4EW'
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= Notice.-Yhe Subscribers the capital stock u
Paterson ard Hsckenssck Railroad Company request
81 at Peter Archdeacon's Hotel In Paterson
7h day Of July for the purpose Of choosing
Directors Tine Polls will be open from 10 O'Clock 20
O'Clock M-PstersOn June 49, 1850.
C.s vANWAGONER, K ALLEN
J. CHADWICK, CHRISrOPER COLI.
P hAGlNNIS, JOHN ACKERnAN, Jr
HENRY H. VOORHEES, Jr. Commissioner
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~ Yale ColIexe.-Cla,sofI>32.-I

" Yale College.-Ciass of Is32.-Agresablyt 10
appointment IN lS45 the class graduated Yale College
1897 will bold their fourth anniversary In New Hayea al
The approaching Comm sncemeni and lnyed TO
assemble for this purpose al O'Clock, p NJ Wedaes
day. the l4Ih Of August next the house OF the under
signed. EDWARD T. SALISBURY,
- Class Secretary.
New-HGveu, July Is 1850. iyl7 ~
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49, spA-nLrnING EsTABLIsHMgNr.--

~ The Oceanic House at coney Island open -, @ o
a reception OF bosrdeIs and transient visitors unasI 70
d,rscon ~ Charles 81 Rogers formerly Of .be Desyas
House Albany This house Is Delightfully."- sas.o ss
eight miles from Brooklyn, easy Of Access ssan'''s
and stages End is celebrated for mas Ehceot bsnns 80,
GenIism.n Wiling 10 do business In heTYoIk 90
leave in The morning a. cclock By boat or sage 'A' ="
turn in the afternoon. , ~. ,,, 4. thsf
bis bes eGors will be used 70 render neh s.y Yss
ard aR reesble aud solci1 share OF thsr psi91sG
o.ssr,. uou,s InIv 4 1850 Jy4 SsvSTi'
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~ LIQUID Hair Dye, improved 90 a. 10 color "a
hsir or whiskers moment applied without the oas
inury- entirely free from unpleasant odor, and can bs
washed with the strongest soap Immediately II applied
WITHOUT waiting to dry. For sale or applied al bArcHEL-
ass Wig Fartory. Waist mviSrufbssstn
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TAOS EDGERLEY, G.s.


y DR.. II. l.. Nichols and Mrs. Cove Nichols,
eerCUIe House, 81 Yves, second Of near sxn.
avenue. Consultations from 10 to Pausn received for
board or day treatment or visited at their reSideneea
tyl7 In
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SCHOOLS.
TARRYTown INSTITUTE.

BEEkIT BOAhDTN6 SCHUUI Tor hOyA
"A Tsrytown, NJ Y, A NEWMAN, Principal
10 this Institution young gentlemen viii be thoroughly In.
sIueted In all the branches Of English and Classical
education, requisite for commercial pursuits entering
college.
There are two terms In year, each Eve months 7hs
edminer term commencing the first Of May and The
Winter on the hrst OF November. Terms reasonable
obtained al Spading Shephsrds bookstore 1891 Broad.
way New. York or by addressing 70 toe Principal
nly20 eodH