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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-04-12
Notice..
Window Glass.

UNHE subscriber has just received large lnVolce
that fnc "Patapsco" GLASS, varying in size from
X 10 to Is y a. to which ho invites the SPECIAL at
tont;or or his ,nstomers Y. J. DeHAY.
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Constantly OIL Hand,

C,EMENT, Calcined Plaster of Paris, for building
u purposes; Gypsum or Land Plaster, for agricul,,
tural purposes and Stone Lime all good quality and
in quantities to suit purchasers. II,
very superior arclcof White Lime ior @ wn1eWasn
ing. Y. L. oihAA 1HN
March 9. ~
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Woollen Goods.

An assortment of :, ~ 49,
ALL-WO0L PLAINS - 49, ?
EERSEYS, LLMSETS
iSATTINETTS TWEEDS a.
,-s7> -:.'rs- JEANSs,4&c DC. &c. dc.
For the Plantation and House Servants Purchasers
will please CALL as they will be sold cheap, by
OF OIL = -. .sl-oss w. ANDERSON.
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RAISING SrocK.-There arc several impor-
:tant principles in stock raising that are not so
highly regarded by farmers as they should l, De.
The first is to procure agood breed. This is
done by selecting the best for breeders, having
particular RECORD TO- certain defects that it is
desirable to remedy, and some favorable fea-'
lures that should be cultivated, modified, or IN
creased. tits, stated on good authority that
all animals; possess more ofthe character OF tine
male than of the female parent. The most de-:
sirabe qualities of stock, especially those AM.
mails designed for food are, form, size, tepden-
cy to grow, early maturity, hardness OF constt
tuition. quality of flesh, disposition to fatten,
and Iiohtness, of offal. These points are essen
tial to the profits of the farmer, but when they
are obtained. his work is not completed. tits
as essential to attendto the comfort and food
Of animals during our long cold winters as to
their quality.
Their food should be such as to keep them
in growing condition. Calves and yearlings
should have some grain during the winter, and
rich pasturage in the summer, well suPpheo
with pure water. Next to- their food Is their
comfort. They should, never remain out In
cold storms or: after the hard frosts commence
in autumn. Tho Inter or tyeup where they
are to be housed for the winter should bedou-
Bic boarded and made as warm as it ean'be,
allowing sufficient circulation of air. lfthere
is not q cellar under the barn, It should be
banked up so as to- prevent any draft of, cold
air drawing underit and up. through the floor.
Regularity in feeding is an essential point, that
should never be neglected. We hope It's
entirely unnecessaryfor US to suggest to tar
mers that it issconducive to the growth OF AMI,
mails to keep them clean and give themagood
bedding of straw Or something similar to sleep
onto be well, carded every day, and.to be
supplied with salt as. often as once q week. II
it is IS not2kept under shed where, they can 60
to it when they please. Farmers are too well
aware of these things to need to be reminded
oftheir necessity and we presume but few neg
.lect them. Farmer and Artizan.s ;i.- ;ii-.-<e
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Tobacco and Cigars.

Tobacco and Cigars.
general assortment of Brandies, Wines and Ii
ouors together with most all the articles found IN
a well assorted Grocery Store, Which will dispose OF
Eat the lowest possible rates for CASH.
Fob 15E7tf j. A.~SCHROCK.
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HGBENSACK'S LIVER FILLS.

NJ part Of syslem more liable to than the
LIVER tseryng flterer purfythe plbod giving
the proper secretion the be any wrong action
of the Liver effects the other important of the sys.
TEN; and esults y4roasly in Liver Jaundice
Dyspepsia &c. We SHOULD therefore, watch every symp.
tom that might indicate wrong ac&ion Of the Liver
These Pills being composed of ROOTS & PLANTS fur.
'PECTORANT, which augments the secretion from the
Pulmonary mucus membrane. promotes the discharge OF
secreed matter. End. An Alternative, which changes
in some inexpicabe and nsensble anner the certain
morbid action Of the system. 3rd TONIC which gives
tone and strengthto the nervous sysem renewing health
and vigorto all parts Of the body 4th A ACATHARTIC,
which perfect harmony with the other ingredients
mass OF corrupt and vated mauer and purifying the
Blood which destroys disease and restores health
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cold Pinch Gastiinah l M.
II ar ~ % s(7F ~ w. C. MOORE.
Z CASE Crosse h Blackwells English Pickles, con,
ii sisting Of Piccalilly, Chow-Chow, Cauhnowel anu
mixed pickles. Received and for sale by ~ 1,cn,,,
Doc G 1882 j. SHAWN AUSTIN.
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ScouRs IN HORSES. - A ncighbor has given
us the following statement. Of: his treatment OF
this disease: Having valuable animal badly
effected, he first parched to a brown color !. a
Quart of corn meal, to which he added suttl.
cieut quantity of water and an ounce OF
Iaudanum and drenched with the mixture
This gave relief for some hours, but the disease
returning, he boiled about pound ne thinks
of blackberry roots with half the quantity
Of sweeegum twigs, in three pints Of water and ,l
added an ounce phial of paregoric when cool
enough, gave as drench, which effected cure.
lin ordinary cases, he thipks the first tried rem
edy would be sufficient. 49,,
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.
LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE!l
TUsT received q new supply of WINTER GOODS,
eD consisting of a great variety Of DryGoods, rev.
est styles Clothing Bonnets Hats Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery and China
Ware, &C., &c. - xx.
B-Selling at Charleston prices.
Camden Nov. @. So IT,.
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Dress Shirts.
ROOTS AND SHOES.

BUUTS AND SdUES.
rs0 PAIRS Gentlemen's Boys Youths and Chill
(OU dren's BOOTS, Kip and Calfpeggedand sew
ed, welt aud pump, fair, stitched and iudged,
from No. S, Childs to No. IL Mens-irom
81 to $40
Geutlcmens fine Calf and Cloth and Congress Caters
80 q" ~ Bootees, fair and stitched
~ - " waterproof = from
So toss *.
Mems Bows and Youths kip anu calf L. and B, peg
: ced and sewed Brogans, from SOC to Sl.5o
Women's Boots and Shoes pegged and sewed, from
25c to Sl.25 - : -
d" Slippers, from 25c $l25 ,
u ~ Calf Goat, Kid, Morocco and
eramelled Bootees, Buskins, Ties and Slippers
s.,. from 75c. to ST. For sale at the lowest price
oo+ o6. WORKMAN@& BOONE.
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4eidsick Champagne.
1 DOZ Baskets, Pts. and Qts of the ABOVE; JUST
i received by W. u MooNh
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Candies. r..
0(J(, w. c. MOORE.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

VH7Ehave Just received from New York, our sup.
w ply Of GARDN SEEDS, which we think can
be recommended public as being perfectly FRESH
and GOOD. -
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A Iicrse Wagon and Ha,ness. rig!t new. Tor bale
y l., " G. MOORE.
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A large quantity Of small ONION SETS. 80, -
For sale by -: +. l. ZEMF.
Jan. lS - 80 y. - S3 :.
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DRESS GOODS.
DICN figured and plain Silks
IL Cashmeres and DeLaines, plain and printed,
large variety of small pattern DeLaines for children
...... -" ALSO.
E3fBROLDERLES- Comprising full assortment
Collars Chemisettes Underseeves, Handkerchcis, &C
With large Otof
Kid Silk and Sewing Silk Gloves. Just opened ,t, at
Oct Is. A. M. q ~. hEN1'DO' ~
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q HEAvEs IN uoRsEs.-.A subscriber at Ham
burg. s. c., sends us the following receipt for
h, .aves in horses, forswhich he will accept our
thanks: Z. >, :.
aTake tar about one table spoonful on. the
point Of paddle, and after drawing out the
horses tongue place it as low down on D., 1t as
possible, SO that he will swallow it, lh's 10
be done once week. Give him, also, the
same quantity of ground ginger three times .s,
week mixed with his feed, for one mouth. .Ihe
horseis to be only moderately worked. Inns rem
edy has cured many oases.-farmer and Planter
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AGENTS WANTED
no CIRCULATE


The AZ History OF the World.
FE1HE great popularity &c this work, well as its
Intrinsic merits anj It's complete adaptation the
public wants present inducements enterprsing young
Of business habits snd good address, to act as
Agents fer the same, rarely met with 10 subscription
books.
No pains have been spared in any department to
make II at once useful and attractive, ard the exceed
ine low price at which il is afforded, places this great
work within the reach Of the hunblest citizen
Notwithstanding but small portion of the country
has been cauvassed, already eighty thousand names
have been enrolled fo the book and the agents IN tho
different parts Of the United States and Canada
daily adding large Of the intelligent of a clas
ses for the work.
This rapid and immense sale furnishes the best COM
mentay upon its Intrinsic value AID admirable aIapa-
ton to the public wants.
Agents will not be required 10 canvass territory PIE
vousy occupied unless they choose) and all books not
sold may be returned prices originally charged If in
good condition.
Being connected with the extensive publishing house
of Messrs. Harper & brothers, New York, we supply
ugeots with their publications az their regular wholesale
prices.
Persons wishing TO embark as agents, to obtain fur
Their information, will call office in Fagg's Build
ing, up STAIRS opposite the Central Hotel or address
(posf paid e. NJ & II. BILL,
incl22 dsodaw4t Worcester Mass.
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o.. K

y IN
KNARSI's Pateut Oh is the haudsomest, cheapest
JYE an article for light discovered and the
universe lvor and admiration which this article has
received is than all other substances for light com
bned. II can be had of a. II. NEWTON, Agent,
No 207 Main street, Worcester.
Ais lamps, Cans. Tubes, Wickng, Sc,
n. B. Particular attention given 10 altering old
Lamps, which does not exceed lea cents per Lamp
Oci22 dawtf
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Gray Halr Changed by the Use Of
IAN Dease,l's Improved Waphene.

wv = VT I1VNotIto TIHt1FVVtU " UpHtcI't.
TIVE reputation which this celebrated article has &C
qnired in lis satisfactory results, has become
thoroughly established.
~ Among the various remedies Of the present
day, offered for the Improvement of the human Hair,
thlspreparasion the result OF patient and aboHous
Physiological research, has extensively received and
merted public favor II requires but the careful app
cation of"Van Densen's Improved Wahpenen agreea-
be 20 the directions furnished TO DO convinced OF iis
beneficial effects 10 those whose hair from sickness,
or other causes, becomes impoverished or fallen on,
this preparation will il TO be newly ropleniehed
with thick and uxuriant growth, and Gray Hair to
become changed and to return its original color
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELL " Hill, Apoth
ecari4s 300 Main street nov27 dNw6m
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amIOpl Hair Dressing saloon.

NTESsRs. JANKINs a. CLOUGH would most re.
VH speetiully inform their patrons, and the public
generally hatthey baye fitted up new iIaf Dressing
saoon in splendid sly o, over the Jewelry Store Of L.
ID. Goddard q Co., In the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt attendance
upon all who may iaver them with call. Returning
their most sucero thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years IN
which they have carried the business in this city
ooth separate and together, they trust that this
effort will still increase the public favor.
. "a. s0Ht w. H.. JANKINs,
decla DIFF L. A. CLOuGH.
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PERU M cry


Il HAVE IN Store aud offer for sale large lot of Luz
bins and Preston Merrilps Panel EXuu, EIDE n Co.'s
Iledyosmia John Moakim's Nonparel Perfume, Paoy
Cos Ess, Sweet Briar pyers Triple Ext Patchouyan
Lavender Winter, Maueonet q COudroy's Victoria Per
fume, Joseph Aut Farna, Francois Maria Farinu, Jean
Marin Farinu and JOan Hutton Farna, Imported, Black
Red Stump Colognes, jean Motel's imported Orange
Fewcr Wutsr with great variety Of domestic GO.
lognes, and other Perfume all Of which warranted
genuine, aud true 10 their name. Also, the largest as
noftmon Of Essential Oils in the city
marie l.. r. LAZEIL Druggist, 20i Main IT.
L. I. LAZELL. 201 Main Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, SC.
Also, GOLD FOIL and PLATE,
Mineral Teeth, and Dental Instruments,
all Of which are offered for sale, at tho lowest Boston
1heeS' ian1 DIFF
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go Physicians Throughout the U. States.


Votes Celebrated Sctie9ana Aro8,atic ScEnapps.
nEEMING it unnecessary 20 remind any regular
member Of the Medical profession, of the establish
ed Medical properties of Pure HOLLAND GIN, in many
diseases ropsica tendency, respectiully invite yOuf
examination to very superior article man featured by
myself exclusively, at scHIEDAM, in HOLLAND, By a
process peculiar to my Factory. 1t is favored and
medicateJ not by the harsh berry, but BY the
choice botanical variety of the aromatic Italian Juniper
Berry, whose more vinOus extract distilled and rect-
fled with its sprituous solvent, and thus becomes
eentraled iDcture, of exquisite flavor and aroma alto
gether transcendent, in its cordial and medicinal prop-
cries, 10 any Holland Gin heretofore known.
Amid the influx OF Inferior Installations with which the
market IL now flooded, physicians find little difficulty
in procuring good and pure Gin, which they can PIE
scribe with confidence in its beneficial eff As an
Importer OF twenty years standing in the city of New
York, aud possessing matured experience in the man
ulactufe of Holland Gin especially, beg 10 submit TO
your attention, my :. AROMATIC SCHIEDAd SCHNAPPs,"
as one which cannot fail to realize your utmost expee
alions and shall be happy forward to you bottle
OF 1t, free of charge, ii to letter ntmating
your readiness to accept IT,
Il is scarcely one year since have prepared and
distributed my Sehiedam Gin exclusively for medicinal
purposes; yet within That brief PERIOD have received
numerous letters, both from Physicians and patients,
tesuyng To its really extraordinary efficiency in Gravel
luclpent DrOpsy, and affections of the Kidneys and
Bladder generally also, in Dysreptc Maladies, VIXEN
taken in proper quantities. aiet drink, and especial
y at dinner, Is found by uniform experenc to be emf
nently eficacous in the most obstinate cases, when
even the best Of the usual remedies have failed afford
more than temporary relief and have no doubt that
Il would yield similar results, with precision and GER.
tainiy, in your professional experience This Aro-
matte Schedam Schnapps Is put up in strong bottles
plnts and quarts, neatly covered and labelled with my
name embossed on the bottle ale0, fac simile Of my
signature the LABEL and my seal upon the cork with
an essay upon its properties.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Importer
mars udhis ~ Beaver street, New York
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Wa II T e ID,
Iail0fesses Wanted, .

. on 9 FIRST CLASS COAT MAKERS may find
Z employment at STOCEWELLiS,
apply suon
Grafton, March II, 1853 daw3w
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Wantad Immailiafelv.

4 eY The subscriber, or eoo1 siachinists to work
I'D Oh Gard ssttag, and other light machinery
BAM'L ". KENT.
Leicester March 9Th 1853 DIFF
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PAPEa EsTeTEea. SC.
PApE2 EANGINHs.


Nos % 0UU Ioll5 FaPer Hanging5,
Bat the Best Stock, the Best Styles, and at lore'
prices tfuR alY concern i5s this city.
I'VE wopl1 cai ihe attention # ou' euis and all
w in want or Paper fjangirgs, Boriers, Curains,
&c, to stock mi ee viii e1deavor show them
as large ay5isty OF styles and from many different
men0astpget IS, as so6c Of our petty coneerass who
HUMuuG The nrhic with "a manufacturers ST. n. aud adj
veIlise $1,000 pieces. Please give c end judge
FOR yourselves at No Isl taain street. hrf door North
Of The Pes; Office PiiaLIS d HALE.
GafhP3 dtNv1
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GROCERIES. &c.
HOUSE KEEPERS, I00Kl
VERY one who esires good Pre- d, should I
.Ind3's Taking Powaar

Judas BaCing Powder
will make the wost heath amt chcag 50 bread Of uny
article yet discovered.
BY this process of b9kug the steam produced raises
he bread ono fermentation b. acies.) hence hot oven
is necessary.
Remfm6er, also that 100 pounds Of flour yeased and
lhen dre& leaves but S62 pounds le I0l pounds Of
four and ponds of powder. baked and dried leaves
100 5-9iha pounds. lpomd OF powder and Is pounds
Of 6or is as aoUrisa6ng as u pounds of -four yeasted
Bread with the naw process is recommended by many
aba phYsicans, Tor persons having the weakest
sto'HaChs
a orders fo the Powder ls al The poilecary Store
Of u H MhkSti, corner o. lain ald Pleasant Streets
cr drectcl te tlr subscriber, Irving street, }or-
cestcr, Mass, VII bs pro Hpty atisn3ej TO-
A. p AlBGE, agent i0r orcester Comfy
dectJ davtf
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Carpets Carpets Carpets
Eor Spring Sales !!
[ 8 5 3
b z. Harden B Go.


II AVE now received the largest Stock Of CARPETS
II exhibited in this city. Having taken the
greatest in selecting from the largest manufacto
ries in the country, prepared to offer the
Handsomest Variety Of Carpets
II the State.
Our Stock consists Of
English Velvet Tapestry CARPETS
American ' do.
Clinton Power Loom Brussels do.
English Tapestry Brussels do.
Imperial Ply do.
Lowell 8. Ply do.
Tapestry Ingram do.
Elegant English Super do.
Lowell do.
Lowell Extra Fine do.
Lowell Fine do
Common Cotton and Wool do.
49, ana ca Check and Plain Straw Mauiogs.
Brussels, Tapestry, and Venetian Stair Carpets.
NEaas, AiOaSs, blocking,
Oil Cloths, stair Rods, Carpet Paper and waddng, to
gether with every article to be found in extensive Cas-
pet Rooms.
We would nsk m examina ion Of our Stock, By every
person intending to puIc base CARPETS Of any de-
scriptop, have many beautiful patterns not TO be
found elsewhere and shall sell all descriptions of
Carpets at the lowest wholesale prices
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ST ARCH

Inn Bbls. Wheat starch. 4. Iaa.
4UU 20 Tons Potato starch, 2ht
For sale BY q. <. 4 A. ,. HOWE,
mar 81 dc woteesisr Bank Block.
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TENDING n
NJ M PTI0M!

Ty0HE above Expectoant prepared by an experienced
h Physician sni Chemist, has now become & ands
ard preparation, and is offered lnr the COMPLETE
CURE OF those diseases OF the THROAT and LUNGS,
which fneglected, usually terminate fatally in CON.
SUMPTION. 1t contains OyiuD, Cci0mot, or any
mineral whatever, hut is composed entirely of those
Roots, Herbs, and HcgGtabio substances which have
specific Influence upon the Lungs aud heir connected
organs It's immediate effect is 10 alay all irritation,
and gently remove The phlegm and other morbid scGre.
tons from the Throat and Airpassages thus relieving
the Cough by subduing the inflammation, and other
which give rise to it, II is approved Of aud
commended By PhysoiaIs Of the highest Standing, and
may he given wi perfect safety to the youngest child
the most delicate female.
pROPRlETOR's DEPOT-A. Il. SCOVILL 81
CO., Gothic Hall, No. 3l6 Broadway New York.
NEW ENGLAND DEPOT-BURR & PERRY,
No Comhill, Boston, Mass
For sale in Worcester by SHELLEY & SCOTT, JAS.
GREEN, ind l.. +. LAZELL. marl5 d3mos
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4 LARGE ROOM, over the store OF the subscriber,
nuyl9 GN 943 Main street.
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Established in 1922.
Feathers. Feathers,

lust received, large invoice Of Live Geeso Fea:h.
u ers, selling low at Wholesale nad fetal, az $50 Main
street, Cup stairs) TABER " CHOLLAR
ootg dawif
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Excelsior Fatinp HOUSE NO. 237.

EXoelslor Eatlng House mo. S0I.
II 'Hls neat and beautiful Eating House is kept by
l. Mcssrs. THAYER 81 GATES,
where they keep constantly on hand all varieties of Con
fectioneY, Foreign md Domestic Fruits, &c at whole
sale and letal.
In connect on with the above, they have fitted
expressly for Ladies' and Gents Refeshmen Room.
They also furnish hmiles with the best kinds Of Oy-
sters, by the pint, qunrt, or gallon.
Messis Thuyer Gates hope by their united efforts,
10 merit continuance of that generous patronage which
has hitherto been besoWe ed upon them, by discriminate
ing public. BENJAMIN THAYER,
Ocl2I DIR ID. g. GATES
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ALs0,--a great vRFieiy Of
Orn am etAtle Trees and Shrubs,

Basam Firs, Norway Spruce, and other Eyergreens,
Scotch Iarcif, EuroPean Mountain Ash, Horse Chest
NUS, Weeping Wi s,Linden and Tulip Trees, Honey
Sucdles and ether vaeie suitable for this lat
itulo, ard esteemed for heif beauty.
CT Arbor V@, Buck Thorn, Privct &c, for helges.
A fine coleeton Of Roses Peoaies, lahIies, BorIer
Fl wers, &c, sc.
Asparagus Roots Rhublfh or Pie Plant SC.
Garden az d Fiawer Seeds, in great variety.
BUDS and SCl0NS Gf a large variety of Choice
Fruit, can also be furnished Asa GRAFFING WAX
of superior quality,
~ EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS,
suitable fol trausp5ntiug.
" The arses portion Of tie Nnrsary located
SOuhbridge street, short distance below the June
ton Rail Road Stution where Trees, &c, can be had
as they also can at The old place aiain street.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
promptly attended TO- and Trees packed go safe
ly any distance. SAMUEL H. COLT0N,
Wore ster. 81 Month, 9, 1853. DIFF Proprietor.
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Cottage House for Sale OF to Rent.
ID SITUATED in pleasant Gr We, on Hin St.
lii5 South Of May street, aud near "a. Dread IIsl
- tute. Said Cottage is sew, and contains seven
Rooms. A ,py 10 Il d, LOWELL"
noy29 diArl*
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Z s3TiH RVD0 YOUNG,

E3Ef8 AZ BID &IBNG,
HITECT,
Gate MELVIN L TOuNGD
no. Is fremont Row, BOSTON,.
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&AEs AO,
Painter wanted.
Charcoal W anted

4 JouRSEYMAN PAINTER may he@ ola steady
q situation, and good pay, by epa, lag AZ this Office.
ulaig .lI