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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-16
South CarOlina--Kershaw District

BY JOHN R. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
wv HEREAS, J. NJ DeSaussure applied to me for
w Letters of Administration on all and singular
the goods and chales rights and credits of Mrs Ma
ry L. McCelland, late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased
to be and appear before Inc at our next Ordinarys
Court for the said District to be holden at Camden
Court House on the 26th day of May inst to show
cause if any, why the said administration should not
be granted
Givon under my hand and SEAL this thirteenth day Of
May. in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-four and in the seventy eighth
year of American Independence.
JOHN r. JOY, O. K. D.
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move to form nucleus for a black army to
convert Cuba into an African possession in case
the government of Spain cannot be maintained.
Three regiments are to come from Porto Rico,
which, with the 1000 black troops, will raise
the force here to $4,000"
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Facias to me
ID directed, will sell before the Court House door
in. Camden on the first Monday i'll June next being
the fifth day of said month, the following property,
to.wit:
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Levied upon and
10 be sold as the property of Wm NJ. Watson at the
suit of Alexander Brown, ct al VS.. VIM. NJ. Watson.
T! sol
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ARRIVAL OF MR. President
Fillmore and Hon. J. P. Kennedy arrived at
this place yesterday afternoon. The Commit
tees of the Town Council and the Citizens re-
ceived them at the Railroad Depot, from
whence they were escorted to the American
Hotel.
At halcpast o'clock the Chairman of the
committee Hon. w. F. DeSaussure, rendered
to Mr.. Fillmore the Inequalities Of the town,
and in most appropriate address welcomed
him to the Capital of the State. Mr.. Fillmore
responded, expressed his qualification at the
reception, and offered an excuse for his travel
ling companion, Hon. J. P. Kennedy.
w. were gratifed to see large concourse
of our citizens present on the occasion, who at
the conclusion Of Mr.. Filmore's address, testi-
fed their appreciation by great applause,
We deeply regret that intelligence from the
family of Mr.. Kennedy renders it necessary
for our distinguished visitors to leave this
morning.
We ure sure they would have enjoyed their
visit 10 the capital, and we cannot but express
our sympathies and regrets at the mutual dis
appointments which have occurred from their
unexpected but necessary departure f'om
among U.S. Caroliniun Of Thursday.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life ON Monday the first day
of MAY inst, Mrs MARY L. McCLELLAND,
widow of the late Maj. Jno. McCIelIand and
daughter of the late Captain Isaac DuBose, in
the seventy-second year of her age. D.
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BosroN, MAY s.-A most disgraceful and
reprehensibe riot occurred at Chelsea yester-
day, in the vicinity of the Catholic Church.
Some disturbance took place between the Cath
olics and gang of mobits during, which boy
some fifteen years of age assembled the lightning
rod attached t" the steepe Of the church, until
he reached the cross which he succeeded in ia
king from its fastening and threw it to the
ground. No s"oner had it fallen than the
mob below caught it up and tore it peacemeaI
dividing The pieces amongst the awless crowd.
The whole scence was one of the great confu.
sion. No person injury however resulted
The cause of this outrage is not stated but it
is of class which can find no excuse. Much
excitement prevails throughout the town as
we'll us in Boston and elsewhere.
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May 9

DACON SIDES salt rice. rock SALT sperm and ad'
d amantine candles, nails soap. &c, for sale at the
"Old Corner" E. W. BONNEI.
May l6 iZO
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Two Negroes Levied on and to be sold as the pro-
perty of D. S. Sargeant at the suit OF j. NJ. DeSaus
sare, Guardian, vs. D. S. Sergeant [The Negroes to
be sold subject to q mortgage. ll5OJ
THoS. BASK;N, S. K. d.
Sheriff's Office, May 10, 1854.
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SLAVES IN CALIFoRNlA.-On the 18Th of
March the assembly passed bill to extend till
April, 1855, the law about to expire, author.
izing persons claiming slaves brought to this
State previous to the admission, 10Th Septen,.
Der, lS50,) to seize the slaves, take them before
a magistrate or judg sc, who, upon receiving sat.
isfactory evidence that the slaves were brought
thither previous to the admission, shall give a
certificate to the claimant, and the slave may
he taken by force out of the State
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The governments Of England and France
have exchanged copies of the treaty of alliance
-uffeusive and de(ensive-which has been
concluded between them. The details of this
Instrument have not as yet been published. 1t
appears that Notwithstanding the understanding
that exists between these governments, the pre-
Iimnaries Of the treaty were not arranged
without some difficulty. France was desirous
ofhaving treaty which would embrace objects
beyond those of the present war, but England
refused to enter into engagements that would
bind her to any course of policy not Iegiti
mately arising out of the present crises. This
difference did not, however, oppose any serious
obstacles to the execution of the treaty.
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Notice.,

Notice.
HAVING resigned the Office Of Magistrate, this is
IL to request all persons who have placed Papers
in my hands to call and reclaim them.
~. DeTIAY.
May 16 2O
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I CASE Imperial PRUNES, put up in elegant style
i Just received by L. A. AUSTIN.
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THE THREE DOLLAR GOLD CoIv.-It will
be recollected, says the Washington Union,
that an act of Congress Of February, 1858, di.
rected the coinage of three dollar gold pieces
at the mint and branches. Specimens of this
coinage having b zen submitted to, and appro'
we'd by, the Secretary Of the Treasury, the coins
will be Immediately put in circulation.
The diverse Of this coin represents an ideal
head, with the feathered cincture symbolic of
America, the word "iberty" appearing on the
band encircling the head, and the inscription
"United States of America" surrounding the
whole. On the reverse is wreath composed
of some Of the staple productions of the United
States, viz: wheat, cotton, ludian corn, and TO.
bacco; the denomination and date being in the
CENTRE
AS compared with the other gold coins the
devices aud arrangement are novel, but per-
haps not less appropriate, and, together with
the difference in the diameter Of the piece, will
make it readily dislinguishable from the quar-.
ter gayle, which approaches it most nearly in
value. 1t is l620ths Of an inch in diameter,
and weights 77.4 grains=oz. 1925.
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DEADY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND GAPS
LII For sale by A. NJ & R. KENNEDY-Viz:
Dress Frock, and Business Coats; Vests and Pan.
falcons; Dress and Under Shirts Drawers half Hose;
Fancy Cravats; Washington Ties, &c.
Boys Coting-Coats and Vests. Fashionable Hats
Caps, &c Sept. ~.
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Fresh Green Teas,
EROM the celebrated house of jenkins Co., Phil
IL adelphia, and warranted. For sale by
April 8. L. A. AUSTIN.
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HAMS s.

I CASE fresh MACCARONI. Just received by
April 3. L. A. AUSTIN.
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$50 Reward.

sou IteWir0s
d ANYWAY from the subscriber about the middle
III of January last two Negro fellows named An
derson and Martin. Anderson is % years old, about
feet or inches high, will weigh about $50 or l55
pounds, has pleasant countenance.
Martin is a muatto. about II years of age, has a
su:ly appearance, and is slow in his movements, is
about feet or inches high, and will weigh about
l40 pounds
The above negroes were purchased at the sale Of H
Holleyman, in Camden in January last and are sup
where they are we'll known they may have gone to
Newberry District where ore of them formerly came
from.
The above reward will be paid for the confinement
Of said negroes Tor S25 for either in any Jail in the
State so that may get them. G. W. KELLY.
Maya 4t* lS
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Notice.
ORDERED that the Recorder publish in the Cam
" den Journal for eight or ten able bodied hands
to work on the streets and bitches in the town Of CAM
den by the month"; liberal wages will be paid for the
same by applying 10 the Intendant or either of the
Town Wardens.
By order of Council,
c. H. DAVIS, T. Recorder.
Council Chamber, April 26th, 1854.
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"ATse

g" "AHso
r SHALL open at the "Old Corner" in the course
i Of this week, very extensive assortment Of
Mems and Boys SUMNER HATS. embracing all the
ewest styles. e. w. BONNEi.
March 28. tt
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1 OR. CAsK very superior PORT WINE, for medi
l. cal purposes For sale Ly
April 8. L. A. AUSTIN.
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To Hire.

= TO Hire.
A YOUNG, brisk and actveservant girl accuston'
II ed to house work, and toerable cook and VASE
erwlI be hired by the month year. Enquire at tos
Office.
March 81 ia
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I CASE fresh Preserved PEACHES Just received
i by L. A. AUSTIN.
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JAMES WILSON having placed his Notes and
q Books in my hands for collection, notice is hereby
given to all persons who may be indebted to him to
make immediate payment. ..
March 80 Is
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N. o. and w. L. MoIasses,
r. HHDS. West India Moasses; 10 bbls New Or.
. leans do. Just received and for sale by
MOORE & KUYKENDAL
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New Spring Goods.

THE Subscriber has received large and elegant as
l. sortment of Spring and Summer Goods, both Fan.
cy and Staple which lie invites the attention of pnr-
chasers to examine he will sell as low as the same
quality of goods can be had elsewhere.
W. D. McDOWALL.
April ct is
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Domestic Goods.
Notice.

NOIICG.
THE Firm Of Shaw Austin is this day dissolved
l. by mutual consent. L. A Austin will settle the
affairs Of the firm and is authorized to use the name Of
the firm for that purpose Persons indebted are re.
quesed to make payment as soon as possible
GEO. W. SHAW.
L. A. AUSTIN.
Camden Feb. goth, 1854.
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A N assortment of Lubn's Extracts, for tho hand
II kerehief has just been received by
May9. T. J. WORKMAN co.
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TNHE subscriber will continue the Grocery business
i at the old stand, and respectfully socits share
ofpublic patronage. L. A. AUSTIN.
Feb 20, 1854. .
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HAMS.
S00 Lbs. choice country cured HAMS. For sale
COU by i. A. AUSTIN
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No Excuse for Bad Bread.

DRESTON Merrills nfallible Yeast Powder. a
i new article for making light and sweet Bread
large and fes suppyof the above just received by
~<Mays. 7. j. WORKMAN co.
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SOUTH-SIDE RAuROAn
L. III @ -. GO
Port WaIthaIi L,ine

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leave. ,bo n.
n pot, IN Petersburg every day. Sunday e,nec,ol
at O'clock A M, ami arrives at Burkeville at tho %
tereetlon of the Richmond and Danyle Ral.Ro.J
at 10 cock.A. connecting by that Road with Me.r
+. Flagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Colrt ,to
Halifax Court House, Danvillc and Greep.bor,, n r.
md arriving at Farmville AT IL 80 A NJ cohns,,i,
Here with Mrssrs. Fagg. Caldwell & Cos Stagp Linz
fnr Lsnchburg. %
Reurning The train leaves FarmvilIe at | p-v
ara Burkeyille at % p. arriving n Peerslurg h
time Tor the trains going North or South conper,i,
rVery tuesday, and Friday with the APPROXIMATION Rail-
f"dd. with he splendid nships Roanoke and Jane.
I 'wn Tor w-Yoik; which leave Cit, Port st7py
and every Wednesday with steamships for PHILADELPHIA
which leave City Point at the same hour
ssei gers preterring to remain in Petersburg The over
hlshl, can take the morning train North at Al AM
the james River Boats for Old Point Norfolk and BAN.
more ut g. A. M, or the for the South at O'Clock
A.
Arrangements have been maze by which through tick.
els between the following points may be procured a.
lie annexed rates:
B'tweeh Petersburg and Lynchburg, through in
. htteeh hours, ----...--... s. "
Between Pelersrurg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in Two days. 9@
Between Petersburg and bite Sulphur Springs
through in two days. 10 %
Between Petersburg Danville, through in TWEEN
ty-four hours, observation-disclosures. rs
Between Petersburg Gee sboru', n. C., thro
IN TWO days 10 On
between Petersburg and Salisbury. n C. through
;, III thtee uass,. Ia
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, .......slS %
a freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at q, A M,sd
returns the same days. Any person wishing see tie
rates # freight obtain freight list by calling upon
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
dec3 is f. J. WALL Sunt
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Hurse,. Mules. Cattle. Hog, Sheep aud Cave, of
aver eight number, mili be carried Bird ciass
GJod-.The weights Ia be regulnicd follows: Hor-
ses. loon lb,.; Mules. s00 Beef Cattle l000 Stock
sia. 7gO; Hoes. 15C Sheer, 100; Calves l25 under
mouths old Lumber Of u. kIhds and Coal To
he luad.d and uaiaaded by swHers coHs gnre4
One lay only viii be allow ed load unload. unless
Is -Pecial a reemeit ia writing Whenever a Car is
.ufe ID - remu loaded arriving at it, place Of
destination. - hours unle-s otherwise agreed
pot. 1t viii be the o.iion If the Comran, unload
IT, aH charge at HE rate OF 30 cents per Cur load for
Lumber and 30 for Coal and also charge at the
rate Of SLIGO per day for the IF the Car.
THOS. SHARP. Suprt
aug 27-ts Va x Tenn r. r.
u Ekpres. and Req. COPY
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READY-uADE CLOTHING,
closhs casssmeres and vestings,
n o T ICE !.

fIsBE bzaaes a bssasss n I.ysclssf3s hereto
l. fore .no~n sa8er he saa ssys 4 a :. 50
fer a. Co. sai HEREAFTER - coo4sei-3 sHder ihat #
BeAzoxsHs. SEsTIK c.
n A BURROUGHS LYaehburg.
A 4. sHAFEg Peter saarr
sAM'L HALsE1 Ne4afk n J
GEO A HALSEY.
N HUNTER
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Corn Planters!! Corn Planters |! !

NJ Il. the Undersigned havi oh aimed Of Mr.
w Kuhn, Proprietor of the State for Virginia 30
agency for Il e nuacture aud sale Of Robert J. Co'
WINS Patent CORN PLf INTER-; respect lily reo'e'
ih"Se who desire labor saving machine by which 'n
hand IS enabled 10 perform the work, which, by tie
'nt mode of planting, requires four five-to cal W.
medlaleiy and supply themselves with oil these "
valuable machines. To this Planter awarded u'
hrst Premiums Mt the State Agricultural ais OF lHs
ia Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York-besde' !,
~ premiums at other fairs. This machine, drawn
one horse opens the furrow drops the corn with gea
regularity also, Guano Plaster if desired, and Gov
ers it the proper depth
dec Its DlUGUID & BRO
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Our terms will be cash,or negotiable piper saffac-
torily endorsed
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal PAU
nge bestowed him for the last fourteen yeara lie has
been n business in Lynehburg wou. Just mention that
he viii still continue his former business heretofore,
aud hopes with the additional f4cilitcs he hns nd
lay the attention he feels dctsu incd To give
h- business in all its various branches, merit
tinuance o the patronage of liberal public
sept 23-ts HEO g. CURLE.
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DIS \ OLUTIO ON.

F3shE hrm 81 ca s. MckiRuey Is this day dissoly-
A cd BY mutual consent. All persons indebted to
the requested To make curly settlement
~ aeir accounts and al claims agaIa-t tho concern will
paid ., seuation. The name u the concern will
be continued and used y either partner In liquidation
CHAs s MCKINNEY,
II MCKINNEY.
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is9HahintEs ser ". io"Os )
From intimate acquaintance with hr. Geo q.
Curle feel confident the Piedr1 -.und-f
his Esaoaernen will fully MAINTAIN IL reputation n
making Rail Road Cars well ia any and all us
branches If ruechacui operations.
JAO. ROBIN Mcdaniel, President
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II Tue rain IS stopped for passenger between an,
ut the above named points, the charge will be from
the point last passed by the Train and no charge will
be less than twenty-five cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (excep those
who take the tars where tickets are nor sold i,
WI" be charged by the conductor, ten per cent in AL
iliioF to the regular uf fare. provided however
lnHt IN no case shall he receive less than ten nor or
the road f y"
servants vii be required to have two passes, one to
he lett with the Ticket AGENT and ore with the Conduc
TOR winch PASSES, must be explicit in granting the prv
required to produce teirfree papers or they will nor he
permitted to travel on the cars
May lots. THONAs SuApp
Sunt.
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1ARE REDUCED-Through from

LyHcHUWg. Va, 10 knorr1lle Tennessee, bgfke Iir'
gt"'a and Tennessee Railroad, and Fartsh d. Cos Line
Of Stages Through tickets can he obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, at the following points and at the following
rates, viz:
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II NEW BOOT, x~sn
SHOE, HAT AND CAP STORE LIZ

n NEW BOOT, snnn
SHOE, HAT AND CAP STORE. LIZ
- IL u N X y uare,
LlNCHBuRG, VA.
HNiE undersigned have Just opened a spleudid new
Il stock of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS GAPS
TRUNKS, CARPET. BAGS &c.. &c., purcl nsed tbi.
fall in Boston, New York and Philadelphia from the
best established houses in the northern markets, by
one of the firm, whchthey would call the attention
af the Ladies' and gentlemsa of Lynchburg and the
trade generally.
They havealso purchased he HAT ESTABLISH.
MENT of Mr. Jacob Rumbough, and having in their
employ No. workmen they arc prepared to manuiac.
order, HATS of the latest style and est qual
iy.
Being determined to sell for small profits, we solicit
cali ~ store. door below Messrs NJ shy and
Garland's Auction room, where will nsc our best ex
ertons to please. A. COCHRAN
dec s-ors aa--- JNO. O. TAYLOR.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Acfion Sewing Machines.


(WHICH nave srqlifs a. uHeq 'ries ~ 'stian Tor
w excel snfc. IN Al parts iAs ~afd, i.sf sse'y
variety q Sezias ~ ofsHe "a he ndueed - -
Prices If ONE HUNDRED D0ILARs he elsa. = -
Z from TIE nee d thess ise ! from $40 % sioeo
= yes 2 depending the knd Il spfA dsss.
We wisls 4, cal III affsnti0a Il manufacturer far
frnisrs - eur asziy Invested AID entirety sfif insi
Machine TO Sew with a Single Thread
This Instrument adnfshie 30 e1aifi'ases. s'H
20 perfect 81 IT, gfsr AID result ffsat I c"1aIash's
the ufaa i6ed approval Fl 81 ~ Budefztand tie 81
Il sewing b. rsaehiHery. For asu s'itgiaF this -
he uaiy machine that mae siirh Nhifh Wi re-
lnain sslinct ard brsutfai sftsf washing fof .ho~
ssaFk aad evers Il Iesfhrre sing tsg a 1nE
Nstffesaes . M I'll Saa ing 81 Whiah rrraf ST kEA6iH
Of SEAM Is REQUIRED. ths sark # NJ. Inaehine
sannoi BE- saaalssf. f. simple - ia e"asrHe-
fiaa aud Buch easiy managed snd operated than
an oiher.
Hereaftef .hal b. prepared supply variety Of
Sewing Fnseifne.-esch feFfert and complete 81 it,
kind. al III allowing cash prices
l. Needle and shuttle machine Of present style wool
es bon, sl0o 90
' - ise az frs .s..''' - Clio 90
vent yese8 ' feed section .s ebees d spring, sl25 90
' iisb, s@sias. si2s 90
. ', 80. and esrpet tag. si2s 90
. ies,ber .sfehise. si25 90
7. SINGLE threaded machines Viih. sppafatBs
L. lind naTfrzsses. 4 &. tlJ5 90
Single threaded machines, 81 extra size.fof
quiliine lnihgs, $40 90
Single threaded machine..of larger si1e.ior
quilting extra size Innings, $50 %
10. Single threaded machines adapted To isp
scanning cosi sisevss. &c, 800 90
II. z rbrpiderinz Machine, making
mental sgitrh Nth two tbi eads $3.50 90
L. Machines II large axe for Sewing
ines aad ship sais--aifh futures and ap-
raraias eo-uplele-ffon sf00 Ia 1880 on
Machines wil be fteI for any unusual PECULIARLY 81
vsrk GA reasonable The Machines securely
fssked for transportation any pat u the world, and
f4 printed for using add keeping Them 10
afdsr. are Furnished aith each machine.
Mseh.he needles. SIX ss.i.t spoois-3 cord linen
thread A.. always hand and fsr sale lowest cash
rriee..
Principal ofiee-So. 323 Broadway. Y.
naAscH oTFicKs:
81 South Fourth Street Philadelphia; 10 b, ti1ore
stfest Bsltinore; Psi Wa.s.sgo1 sucet Boa "a; 1877
En- Street. Cincinnati
~ - DIN 81. SINGER & Co
lust REGEIyED-Tbe most magnificent
- SlDe4 Bi q asi Iron 6aeds, CONSUMING in part II
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! OW Is THE TIME 10 Buy stoves

OW - THE TIME TO buy Stoves
y Wishing TO close oil our large stock of Cooking
Parlor and Box Stoves shall from this dale offer them
at prices that must sales. We have a full nssor
from the splendid Stove that gives the "Cheetst
Open Fre down the small Ar-iight that costs mex
To nothing. Please CAL, Eramiae and Bay Ut The Stove
Furnace and Range Warehouse East Main st
dec 2l-ts c. y. DIISS
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Hurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair,

MON6 the many preparations for the growth OF tho
IA Hair. this Golden Gloss takes the lead. Three
reasons will be given why il is universally used and
preferred to all others:
lat, Because II has proven the ehectual in Bald.
ness End. Because it mparts beautiful dark gloss
and delightful perfume To he Hair. Ord Because the
Ladies' with fine discrimination which they all possess
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trial.
PRIcE--25 cents In large bottles
For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere.
VIC. HURD, Proprietor
50f Broadway, New.York
Y-Large discount to Merchants