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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

The Home Journal says that several months
AGO, 4 WOMAN of Pennsylvania forwarded au ella
boratcly worked satin quilt to Queen Victoria, as
prc$cn:. Her Majesty, on receipt of the gift,
directed IN answer to be written to the donor,
accepting the quilt, thou Sh, it was adled pre-
Scnts were not usually received The woman
who made the. quilt was, it seems, quite indig-
nant that no return was made to her in money,
and forthwith pcnncd an cpistle to her Majesty
im>nuaing rs much. The Queen, though I'M
luc~tiomah!y Disguised ut such conduct, answered
by sending u draft for twenty pounds, at the
same time however, stating that, in future, no.
gifts would be received from even American la
dies.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02
Southern -H7cts,sd;st Church..

! -
The eighth annual report of the Secretary
Of ;he Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has tccn published, and from
1t we CLEAN the following particulars:
The Society have at present under their pas
toral care:
/. In the Destitute portions Of their RcgII-
lar Work-l3.2 Mis>iolis; IOI Missionaries :;
23,G2G white, ,iI2 coIorcd members, with 81
| churches; ST Sabbath schools, and 1905 sehoI-
| ars.
,. Among TIE People of Color--lcO Mis-
sions; lO2 ii<siona les 2i9l7 co!orcd mcn-
bcrs, with IS churches, ard lG, ,GJ1 children un.
religious instruction.
= Among the Grrma"s-9 Missions: s
| Missionaries 31S Members; 5 churches; 5
Sabbat!: >ch"ol<, and 2j5 scholars.
| 4. Among tie iG,Ian Viibcs-3O 5iss;nns ::
27 Missionaries; ; i: :232 memiIc,S; 30 churches =;
81 Sabbath schools, and 2,25l scholars 8
manual labor schools, and 1870 pupils
/ General '.i@grcg. cg.ta-Nl;s>iolI$, jO3; ,!is
si'.narics, 2G4; chu;c c.lcs, lG3; church mem
bcrs, G2GSl Sabbath schools, l22; children
uaLrr religious instruction, 20,ISD; viii! o
manual labor schonis and 400 pupils.
Several interesting letters to the Secretary.
from Methodist Indian Missionaries, are pub
itshed. 1t seems that in North Carolina there
is a community "f. .Gl0 ChcrohccS, who oN,.
! 1900 acres. TLi5 does not embrace half of
their laid, the other portion being left ont bv
reason Of tie deeds Tot being recorded. They
! have 40 acres improved, which at lir STATE
! price, Is woriI $3,6l0. They nwn So horses
! l0J mil"h cows, ID working oxen, l35 other
I
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

TUE SECRETARY OF WAR ASD THE REGULAR
ARMy.- a Nashinglon,.corcspon ofitlre
Mobile Register, has the following relation of
a"ColcneI in the regular. army 1t ,argues
tavor"bly, if. true, for the "pFivates of the
regular army"
The officer in question was-a Colonel, whose
regiments is. stationed near Newport, r. 4.
Veil General" says The Colonel to the Sc:
cretary, Il have received Your order. com.
mand;ng ne to leave the hotel at Newp6rt.
and take up my quarters with rhe regiment at
the barracks" Il am glad to.hear H. s,reblied
Gen. Davis. 81 hope the order will subject
YOU 10 70 Inconvenience" =" No Inconvenience.
hdcedH' replied the Colonel. quite Indignant.
w." why, sir, the place is Il living tomb of.
misery and mnhealIhinesS coull'nt endure.
the place month. This has been known 10
nay supcriors in command, including the Late J.
Secretary OF War; and have been permitted
to remain at Newport, where am comlurta-.
bly, situated. have not been necessarily neg
li.eAt OF my duty, as yonr order seems TO- imply.:
Am a sn!dier, IL, aud know my Guty", > ;
"Ah, indeed - calmly rcj''ncd the Secretary,
You have been living in ease and -spTendor
while the poor soldiers have been, conped up in
u living tomb Of misery and uuLealtii;ness;''
you. could ut endure the place a month; You
are a soldier, and yoa know know your dnty.
Now. >ir, |, too, am Il soldier and know it to
be the first duty of an officer to look afer,the
welfare and comforts of those under his COM
nmnd. l,have held Office in the army, and al.
ways considered Ii my du,y to partakc of the
harIsLips as well as the gsories of my ecm-
IN Jf -,
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Lbbeyillc Banner.
This paper has been recently Improved, ard is nov
among the handsomcSt papers i'll the State.

MAsOyS IN NIRGIXIA.-At the annual cOmmunica-
ton of the grand lodge Of iiccmsons held i'll Rich
mond ,,lcrc were in Virginia l2O lodges and 9,Sl9
members. The lplgc receipts for the previous year
amount to SO lJT GO. limitations 100, admitted by
card. l9l Deaths, 20. Number Of brothers relieved,
soI. Number Of widowed Elniics relieved, So
Amount paid for relief Sl2,22S %. Amount paid for
ilc cIlca;ion Of orphans, Sl,T93 -.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

The Louisville (Kyl Journal publishes table Of the
number OF hogs ia S3 counties Vf that State, over six
months DID, showing III aggregate excess on the Num-
Der l,.t year Of l92, 900 head There are thirteen
counties yet to hear from the total Increase i'll the
State will! therefore, be aboat 2lj, 900 head.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02
C1reenville NTourtaineer.

This old substantial .VountoGacc' has again changed
hanls Major s. y. Towns has ceased tobc Editor
and Mr.. Go$sErr is 10 longer Proprictor,-Mr. H..
WILSON WHEATON having become Editor and propric-
tor TO the retiring parties and Tic new lryo, we en-
tend the usual congratulations and wishes.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

The Columbia BoIaer says that our Minister to
Mexico is lcgtmatey entitled to the rank Of Ge1eral
having been the successor Of Gen. Bernard Engineer
General Of the United States. After he had accepted
the Office lie found it a sinccure and recommended
its abolition, and in accordance with his suggestion it
was abolished.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

We learn from the Couhbia' SoaM Carroll
nion that WIN. Stockton, Esq, the efficient
chief engineer of the Charlotte Rail Road, ,>bas
been appointed General superiutendent.o on the
South Carolina Rail Road, it. place of Mr..
Lythgoc resigned. Mr.. Lytbgoe, we under:
stand, has received the appointment Of Super
itendcnt on the Blue Ridge Rail Road, and
we congratulate the Company on having s..
cured his very. valuable services.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

To TAKE OUT FRUIT SpoTs.-Lct the spotted part Of
the cloth absorb some water without dipping; hold
the part over lighted common birthstone match, at 4
proper distance The sulphurous gas which is dis
charged, causes the spot TO disappear.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

EIGuTY Miles AN IIorR.- The PennSylva-
'ia Railroad Company own tory-lhrcc loco
motives, OF which twelve are OF Il capacity equal
to speed Of eighty miles an hour The Bal.
timorr and Ohio Railroad have ole hundred
and forty y-onc locomotives, snme4of which are
Of equal speed. THIS immense velocity has
been "ttanrd throug the active competition
of the r'road companies. VIII" have spared no
expense in rcwarding constructors for costly
experiments.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

TIE LATTER DAY SAINIS S-Thr grandrS now church
built in I."mdon is erected 10y the Latter bay Saints.
Lord Silmnul, and Mr. Drlmnond, NJ. T.. &C. &r.
They ?crcly expect the world to end in 1851,
that they only take Il lease of the ground till then
ar or which the o tunatr landowner will take posses
s,u 1t is built however. as if they expected it 10
w.. =. S,"'-,::,,.. a.,! : "";Y :Ga., ."r.t
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

Gov. Neil S. Brown, late our minister to
St. Petersburg, arrived in Washington on Sat-
ur1av, on his return to his home in Tennessee.
He had LEFT Russia in rather delicate health,
hnt we are glad to learn that the voyage has
restored him to his usual health. The Union
understands that lie expresses the opinion that
there will be no immcndiate war between Rus.
sia and Turkey, although he isnot surprisedby,
the occupation of the Moldavia and Wallachia
province. He anticipated this movement of
the Emperor's forces betore he left st Peters,,
burg.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

We learn with much pleasure, says the N. Y.
Observer, by Il letter just received from DR..
Smyth, dated at Newport, L. l., that he has
Greatly rccoycred from the effects of lis late at
tack. and continues to improve in health. The
attack was not one of paralysis rs at first report,
cI, and its influence has been less permanent
than WIS feared. We trust lie will soon be able
to resume his labors at the important post which
hc has occupied with distinguished usefulness for
many years.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

SORROW AND N,EruE.-A late writer saws
that the mind that is capable of sorrow is capa.
bic of good. A beautiful sentiment, and as,
true us beautiful. Hearts are like oranges,
the NOR" juicy they, are the more virtne they
possess. "'lhc springs of pityin thccye" never
dry NJ till the fires IF passion have completely
c,aT"ra!rd the l'H;i'aiN; rr bcNevnlcucv.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

MORTALITY IN New ORLEAys.-Thc Board
of Health in New O.lcans report 3Il deaths
for the week ending the 10TH ult. The num-
brri neal y d"nblc lha, Of the previous week.
There were two hundred and lour deaths from
yellow fever more than fifty more than the
average weekly deaths by all diseases.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

The same paper saysthat some Of heSouth-
crn members Of this church are in favor ofiln-
mcdae secession, and that, possibly, some
will take that course, but that tue plan indica-
ted in the above resolutions seems generally
preferred. --,-- s a
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

The Washington Star says that the Federal Aulhori
tics expect to find true bill against james Collier
Former collector at San Francisco for approIIaling to
his OWN 500, ,OO0 o the public mocy; ana bill
ais" against Thomas Butler King his sWcccsSor for
illegally apFropiarinS 100000. Officers have been
sent To s;trIhcmviiIo Ohio, to arrest Mr. Collier.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

NEW ScuonL PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH.--Nn
article recently published i'll the "lenih lie,
gion,' of Virginia. says that in consequence OF
the agitation ON the subject OF slavery, IN the
lat General Assembly "f the New School
prrsl> lclan Church, which met at Eu;ii'I", 4
number of the ministers Of that persuasion, in
the Synod of Nirsinin, have sg"rd resolutions,
aud proposed Ihcm to the other J" Southern Sy-
rods for adoption, declining to make any res
pnn<r to the Inquiries prnroundrd by the late
ticuvral Assembly, md proposing that, ii in
the ncM Assembly the agitation OF the slavery
question is not abandoned, the delegates hom
the Southern 'rcsh> tcrics withdraw, and unite
either in mrw organization, or in such other
measures rs in their judgement will be most
vNrrI:"Ht.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

New Posr OFFIcE.-A new Post Office has bccn
established in Edgelield District at Rocky Pond Of
which DR.. ". D. Jennings is Postmaster.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

The Degree Of Doctor of Divinity was conferred at
the late commencement Of Emory College, Oxford
Geo., upon the Rev. Benjamin jenkins, OF Charleston
Missionary to China from tic Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

The Grand Lodge Of Indiana have adopted a rcsolu-
ton that it is 'highy unm;sUEic to engage in the
manufacture or traffic oI ardent spirits beverage
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

The Syracuse (N. " Star learns that the Supreme
Court oil that Stale, ut its sitting, held a.wcck two
since pronounccd decision distinctly affirming the
Co!siluliona!iry u the Fugitive Slave Law OF 1850
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

New ORLEANS, July 25.--.id'iccs from the
Ciiv Of Mexico to the lCth Instant state" thai he
InrIcr> are filled with ,;.cU,@!on; "n the sui "cl
.oi !! Sl;ni-h lrotcr;orY.ie AMI l!Ia; the :cl !Ic
is favored by III" Government. \ Commission
hl, been appointed to form rules i"r the JcSu;tS
WHO !Ia,c b,rn invited to return to Mexico. San
Ia Anna is preparing Tor 4 Union Of Church and
Stat. Count Klpll*>,tt B"n!hon, he French
invader, has arrived in the Ciry Of Mexico and
visited tn" President. \ deere" has been issued
fixing The penalty Of death i"" drtra"dmg Tie
Treasury. The diligence iioEl Vera CRUZ TO tie
City Of Mexico lal been r"hhr,l, and one pas
>c!rscr ki.!cd. !liecu o! the rohhrs were arrest
,I
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Municipal Election.

Major X. S. MoFFAr was, on Monday, elected War
den, in place Of B. ". CHAMBERS. Esq, resigned.
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TO PRINTERS.

4 Journcyman Printer, who is good Prcssman
will find permanent situation on application at this
Office
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-02

The farm o.tlc alc Henry Clay is advertised in the
Lexington Observer FOR sale 1t contains three hull-
Lr,d ad thirty Of the best land in Faycttc
~
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1853-11-24
Removal.

TNHE undersigned begs leave to inform his
i friends and the public in general that he has
removed his store from No. SO Canal street Uor-
merly No 13) to No. lis on the same street, be-
tween Royal and Bourbon, (Touro's Buldings)
and that he will always have on hand large
and well selected stock of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOO DIS,
which he will sell at the very forrest prices.
ALso-All kinds of Plantation Goods and
Negro ClotAtng always hand.
p A. HEBRARD, l.
No us Canal street (Touro's Buildings1 &
between Royal and Bourbon streets,
5-tf New ORLEANS.
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For Sale.

L The subscriber offers for sale on rea-
I'll sonable terms, the House and Lot now
-=.sAzNLoceupied by him on Third street. The
lot is 50 by 800 feet, and has upon 1t a comfort
able one story house and opt-buildngs attached
embracing every convenience for small family
There is also Carhenter's Shop on the lot
which will be sold along with the other buildings
or by itself to suit the convenience Of purchasers
Terms made known on application to
LUCIUS SUTLIFFE.
Franklin, June l6, 1853. 23-tf.
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Fer Sale.

Il A comfortable Dwelling House and
EzEsR Lot in the town of Franklin, fronting
.EsAsW, on the West side Of First Street, with
all the necessary out-houses attached Also,
one vacant Lot, fronting on the east side of Sc
cond Street. an eligible building lot; will be sold
on reasonable terms for cash or on time, for fur
ther particulars apply to l.. R. Curtis, Franklin
or to J. V. Dartigues at his plantation miles
above Franklin.
Franklin, June 9. 1s53.-tf.
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

IL A valuable Lot of Ground,
sss ETE5zM sss situated about quarter OF a
Sc EsAz@ mile above the limits of the
corporation OF Franklin, fronting on the pnblic
road, and running back to the Bayou Teche.-
Said lot contains 44-100 arpents; has on it a
comfortable dwelling, with dining room, kitchen
and other out-houses, and is well fenced. All
the improvements have been made during the
present year. For further particulars apply on
the premises, to the undersigned.
37-tf ALBERT HEATON. +
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-.. EXTRACT OF THE
Proceedings of the Police Jury
OF THE PARISH OF ST. MARY.
WEDNESDAY, OcT. 26, 1858.

WEDNESDAY, OcT. 26, 1853.
On motion of T. ]. Foster it was re-
solved that the following be advertised
as the estimate of the probable expen-
ditures of the parish for the year 1854 /:
For public roads and bridges ......... SO, 900
per diem and mileage OF Police Jurors, 400
do do OF District Court. -. 1890
" Coroner's fees, including post rnortem
examination and burials. ..... 200
+" Justices of the Peace and Constables'
sla fees in criminal prosecutions. -. 800
Clerks, Sheriff and JaIor' fees -. 800
g public road on Bayou Sale lSenette's) 1000
" quarantine purposes. es................ 1000
s' salaries Of Clerk Of Police Jury and
-s7f1' Printer. -. 500
contingent expenses. es............ 700
Total estimate Of expenditures. .S1l 900
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NOfiCe.

EDWARD JOSEPH HIGGINS, respect
Il fully informs his friends and the public, that
he has opened his English Academy for males
and females, where all intrusted to his care, shall
be instructed in business manner.
Corner Of Main and Jackson streets. [n25-tf
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Carriage Mandatory Il Repairing.

The subscriber has removed his
>zARo shop to the new building Main
60 street, nearly opposite the saw mill Of
Capt. Gates, where he will at all times be pre-
pared to execute with neatness and despatch all
work instrusted to him. s ~ .r.fFss t-nf
His stock of materials is complete and well
selected, and he has in his employ workmen of
experience in the several branches of the bust
ness. .=....s
extended to him by the citizens of St. Mary, the
subscriber hopes, by digent attention to his
business, good workmanship and very moderate
charges, to merit its continuance.
THOMAS MARTIN.
franklin. July 10, 1853
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WHALEY 8 BRASHEAR,
COMMISSION i FORWARDING MERCHANT,

OITY OF bKASHEAR, BERWIChs DAY.
TTNHE above firm viii open and offer for sale at
l. their store, on or about the 9th oil September
next, one of the most extensive and complete
sortments of IHERCH1 NDISE ever offered
in market, consisting of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Hardware, Hats, Shoes, Kerseys. Blankets,
Oils, Ship Chandlery, and every article that may
be called for in the market-all fresh and new
goods, purchased and selected with great care by
Mr.. Whaley, in the northern markets, and will
be disposed of At very low prices. ,......
Berwick's Bay, Aug. s, 1858. Stiff
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Changement de DOnliciIe.

TIE Soussign6 rhonneur d'annoncer ses
IL amis ct au public en- general, gull trans
porte son magasin du No SO Rue du Canal IAN
cien No 13) au No. l1S de la meme rue. entire
Royale ct Bourbon, dams les Batisses Touro-
Dams ce nouveau local il tieHdra constituent un
assortment des plus varies Particles de fantasies
ct de manages, en gros ct en- Details aux prix les
plus noderes.
Aussi-Toutes les Etoffes ct Connections pour
habitations. p A. HEBRARD,
No. lis Rue du Canal, entra Royale ct Bourbon,
dams les Batisses Touro, Nouvelle Orleans.
WATTSs NERVOUS ANTiDoTE-No
w Care, No Pay Received and. for sale
at nv shop. All other Patent Medicines always
on hand at New Orleans prices C. RABE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05
For the Journal.
Fair Lady, Touch Thy Lutte Again.


air Lady, Touch, Thy Lutte Again.
Fair lady, touch thy lutte again,
To that dear, soft familiar strain,
loved SO long ago;
It startles from sad memory's fame
Sweet echoes of q kindred name,
Half drowned in notes of woe.
1t wakens visions Of the past,
By intervening years o'ercast,
And starts the trembling tears;
A voice comes up within my soul,
And sways me with soft control
The voice of buried years.
It brings the lustre to that eye
saw grow dim when death was nigh,
And hopes bright beam had fled;
It wreathes again the angel smile
That played ON those dear lips the while,
Now mould'ring with the dead!
But cease! l cannot bear those sounds;
They bruise anew my healing wounds,
And start the latent sigh:
They bring dark memries of shroud-
A sable pall-a fun'ral crowd
And tear-drops to my eye.
Then, lady, cease thy sad'ning song,
And let the chords be swept along
To some wild, stranger air;
For, oh cannot bare the spell
Thy lute's soft touch hath woven we'll
Nay, nay-in pity spare! ANsELMo.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05
New Express Route.
American Express COMPANY,

~. Louis and Gaiena, via Mississippi River.
IN and after May 10, 1858, we shall run semi
~ weekly Express to and from ST. Louis TO Hannibal
Quincy, Keokuk Burlington, Muscatne, Rock Island,
Davenport and intermediate places to Galena. Our
arrangements with the steam packets affords us fac
ties for the safe and speedy transportation of bank
notes specie packages boxes and bales of goods the
collection and payment of notes and accounts and the
purchase of goods on orders &C., &c. A trusty mes
senger will accompany each Express, provided with
iron safe for the security of valuable packages en-
trusted to his care Orders for the purchase of goods
&c. from Galena and other points on the route will
have prompt attention, and packages returned by the
first messenger. Packages will be called for and de-
vered at St Louis without charge for carriage Mes
sengers will leave Tuesdays and Fridays of each week.
At Gaena we connect with Burbank K Co. to ST. Paul
also to Chicago, Buffalo, New York and ali the prin.
cipal eastern cities. LIVINGSTON, FARGO q co.
CRANE & EVANS, Agents,
June ., 1893. Muscatine
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MUSCATINE JOURNAL---f UGUST 5, 1853.
Notice i'm Particular.

A hh persons knowing themselves indebted TO
n the undersigned requested TO como for.
ward and settle up. either by Cash, Produce OF
Note. Luke Sells and q. s. Foster ate now ssso
cia,ed with me in business, which will be conduct.
ed for the future IN the name Of John Lemp x Co.
which makes il necessary that my old hooks should
be closed and | hope this notice will meet with
he attention Of those interes,ed-as they will find
il TO their advantage TO give it their prompt aten
ton. JOHN LEMP.
Muscatine, October I, 1s52-n23.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-05
NEW
GROCERT &. PROIISION STORE.
At Jennison's old stand, on Second street.
= ME subscribers have on hand a new and com.

NJ SeHHtsW ) Qua SfdHd, on second Sfrest.
tHE subscribers have on hand new and CON-
= pete stock. consisting in part of
Coiee-Rlo and Java w i cheese
Tea--Y H aud Imp Vinegar
Sugar--N 0 and BeIchcr's Nails and glass
Salt-bbl, sack and dairy Curants, raisins, &c
Wooden and willow ware Goldfish and mackerel
Wolasses--N o and S II Flour and corn meal
Cigars--ragaIia d principe Lead, powder, shot, &c
Understanding 4 chew Soap and candles
candles. nuts oranges, lemons. spices, crackers,
sardines, hollow-ware, bacon, &c &c and all ohe
articles usually kept in grocery and provision
store, which we offer for sale a, wholesale or re-
all, al the lowest prices, far cash or ready pay.
MEDIC L. SPRINGER,
Mnscatine, March Is, ls53-tt
N. b. Wanted-All kinds of marketing, such
as butter, eggs. fowls cheese lard, onions, pota
toes, &C. for which the highest price will be given.
N. e. s.