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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-26

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tie Camden Journals
Havmg been catechised through the journal a
a:bySsM Many Voters sasrteT opinions on the:
subjects discussed below ksleasesto submit
= my views in the following order:
,'sss.s' te sTH THE LEcToRALs QUESTION.
Ssss;. sabjeet free from difficulty and
has for years engaged thea attention OF the Peo-
.-plesof soutr garoina: Eve years ago 9 ex-,
pressed genera sr Terms ~ lasor u sur,
rendering 70 1se people stnislimpor.a P9lvl-
Z lhens ol ene
"..,e, 1oue
- saaa .h sas ns.s
IN use; ais 9 sal,sgeu Iias ~ .ll1.e
was e ne
fAK Eject ors W oI PRESIDENT e
sas'd wee fresldene ltsbeeomes then mere mere
s4nestioH OF expedsency AS sach discussed.
question ~ the Legsiature " the session '
ofsls52 and go shalftr treat IT. am ;l. ASK
et anin iayof o. present q n9ae o. R ReLappo'nt =
s sEleeters otf freslaene ana wee tfesloe'i'
answer am nos.t a tae. present
sS,ress che election of Flee.
IHesfsV After lhe FIRST Monday in
f,Sr - svery tonrsb pea .;s fhe nerod
5 S;Sed sfor stbe .tbTe1Gbont the limited
SITE 8 I1eeis,atnnessof South Carolina
ssSes not meet ANA The fourth Monday IN No.
iSsvsfn},af 81 ow ise0 can the Legislature elect,
beIiis IA rn session. ItsisssimpIy impossible
s i,,,iess tSay, he Buf can thew
ia aesenii u. .hpsf cslFsof thes ffsovernorq..
i;5sests
Win that po%er on srtsaord;iaarv &c ecds;ons'
IT cannot be- ARMED. that that is an extraordi
nary on which occurs regularly every
fourth wear. BIT d fixed aud definite time, for a
fixed saad deGsfite parpose. eonstantiy recu, ring
0StIle arsiira oDer of sthe Government
Hat sppbbose il were. conceded that the Cover.
stbe right, none will assert that he is
$ sobiiged 10. assemble the Legislature for this
purpose. So that at best it lis optional with
9 the Goyefnor! for the time being, whether the
State shall permitted to votes or not for the:
Chief Magist raey of the tnefican People |
2 think these consid iderations. sufficient to estab-
the necessity for some change. What.
sfia that change be? <It,is impossible to com.
3 : press ssevea, a synopsis of 5the wide argument
opened by this question, within the narrow lin.
sssts ASSIGNED me by the proprieties of this COM
nitIficatio1. III ord er to retain the ELECTION of
I'M ts SD a. a ~
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nyThe friends of Col. J. B. KERsHAw beg
leave to announce him as a candidate for Rep
resentative to the Legislature at the ensuing
Felection. ,:-a, -rs>. -
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MFRS. McCAYDLESS

WILL commence the exercises Of her Private
w School on tile first Monday in October An
parents desirousof entering their daughters are re-
quested to make application by the 18th of Septem
Der. - -, ..,.--.g. .36-tt 8
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tNewsGO0ds

49, New Goods. D. 80 80 !
"A M. g. R. KENNEDY are now receiving their
~. fall stock and will holable to show an axten-
siye and handsome assortment of desirable goods in
few days. ~, x (. q ~: F Sept. l9--if
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r We are authorized to announce SAM
UEL SIENCE as candidate, for Tax Col
lector ut the ensuing election.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
For Congress-

For Congress
Hon. w. w. BOYCE is respectfully an
lounced as candidate for reelection to repre-.
sent the Sixth Congressional District in the
Congress of the United States.
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.GARPETs Bags, Floor Glo.bs, Crumbs Cloths &c.
Sept LETT ~. Z. + W. sBONNEY. i
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& sys:ss @ ss s,aad 81
Richard Stratsord ct: al ss4s: Il "a s;SsS
TT appearing to my satis[act ten tat Sttat
i ford, George j stratfoa and DIN. three
of the defendants to the above bill are npnd
reside beyond tie1nsits this State eRa
motion Of fShanpop Sol for mplainanf
plead, answer dsmurS 5thin three
months Of the publication hereof Mheyeos
an order pro confesso viii 6e en,s
ffsslys "a. sRs " 0R8 Es fK: ID. "a
.Comm'rs Office: July 3sl s1s ~
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~ We are authorized to announce Rev.
JOHN r.. JOY, as candidate for Tax Col:
lector at the ensuing election.
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T AIDES rich dress -Embroidelies, Gloves,
IL Laces, Curtain MusliDs, &C., received and for sale
low at (" the Old Corner" by
Sept l9--E e. w BoNNEf.
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MEMS and Youths Ready Made Clothing, the
INI most extensive and desirable stock ever offered
in this market just opened at the old Corner, by
Sept. l9-tf, Il. BONNEl.
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900 pieces Negro Cloths, from l2i to 5oicents !,
n yard, just opened az 8 the. Old ;conera :. Z
Sept. 19-tf e.. W. BONNEY.
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! n1eThe friends of HENRY PATE an
nounce him rs a, candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election:
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OF We are authorized to announce JOHNs
SMITH as candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election.
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tWeare authorized TO announce LAUGH
LIN McKINNON as a Candidate for Tax
Collector. at the ensuing election. sst
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l -
Bs;its enacted, &C., That the Managers of
slectiohs throng6 bout the State, shall, on Tues.
day after the first Monday in November, which
shall in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred. and fifty; y;six, and on the same
day in every fourth year thereafter, open the
ssfor an election Of eight Electors. Of Pre-
I sident and Vice President Of the United States,
of for such other nuulber, Of Electors as; this
State may, at the time of such election, be enti
tied TO under the Federal Constitution. ..,;..,.,
sSEc.I That the election shall be conduct
ed ID all respects as the election for members
of the General Assembly, exceptthat the polls
shall be kept open for one day only, aud the
Managers Shall meet. at the usual place Of
counting the votes at the general elections, ,son
7 the Thursday thereafter, count the votes and
ascertain the eight candidates, or, the number
TO which this State. may, at the time Of such
election, be entitled, who have received the
greatest number of votes
e SEc. IlL That the humber Of candidates
which this State Day be entitled to elect, who
have received tho largest number Of votes, in
ANY election district OF parish shall be declared
80 have received the yote of SHsb election Dis
.trict 81 parish, and The Managers shall imme-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-19

A PARADISE FOE CnIsAMES.-The Chinese
are said to be remarkably fond oil rats, and
such being The case, we doubt not that col
uny ut C-&o-o rPiCurvs would recicve
hearty Welcome in some sections of Europe
particularly in France. A report which
was recently submitted TO the French Gov
eminent, relative to the removal OF some
slaughter house to greater distance from
Paris, urged as a serious objection TO the
projected improvement, the mischief which
the rats would occasion to the inhabi' ants
OF the neighborhood, il they were suddenly
deprived Of their usual subsistence. The re-
port stated tina, if the bodies of thirty five
horses were left single night in the yard
nothing but their bones would be forund the
next morning. A man connected with the
establishment enclosed part of the yard
with a wall at the foot of which he left sew
cral holes for the entrance of rats. In the
enclosure he placed the bodies OF three dead
horses, and in the middle Of the night quietly
stopping up the holes, commenced general
massacre of the unfortunate victims which
had been lured within. This was reported
at intervals, and at the end of month, the
enormous number of 5000 rats were de-
stroyed. In one night 1900 were killed, and
yet the enclosure in which they were en-
trapped did not embrace more than the TWEEN
tie IN part of the Yard Rich. Post.
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rs now opening new and very extensive Spring stock
and MS the Goods purchased direct from Sheffield
(Engl and American Manufacturers, he is prepared
sell close figures house in the West Mer-
chants and others will find IL to their advantage to
anime his stock il quite large reH selected
purchased loo and with entire reference to the
this market.
Thankful to the merchants Of the interior and the citi-
zens Of this city, for their fsvOrs already extended he
will endeavor merit lin future) their confidence and
patronage. Among his stock may be found the following
loo doz Waldron Grass, g rain and Brlar Scythe..
60 doz Scythe Snathes (assorted).
50 doz Hay and Manure Forks.
~ dOz Grain Cradles.
0toZ Scythc Stones.
loo dog Steel and iron Hoes.
IS doz 'Ames'' &, .Rowiand's' Shovels & Spades.
50 boxes 'Levereus.' 'Lirpinco!t's and Collins
Axes.
u casks Trace and Log Chains.
50 doz Wagon aud Coach Hames.
50 Platform, Counter and Tea Scales.
eases Mill and Cross-cut Saws.
100 Packages Pittsburgh Novelty Goods.
30 doz Selves aud Biddles
100 gross Table Knives and Forks.
$50 doz Pocket Knives complete Variety
A l. o.
Shears, Scissors Butcher Knives, Locks, Iatches
Butts and Screws Brass Kettles Sadirons strap Hinges
Files, Chisels and iugers Carpenters aud Coopers
Planes and Edge Tools, Wool Saws Brushes (fIorse
Scrub, Shoe and Whtewash). Tacks Shoe Nails Patent
Brads Curry Combs. Horse, Wool and Cotton a. I'd :
Wagon and Buggy Whips. &c, &c, together with al
articles necessary kept in Hardware House
CHAS :. WELL, Main street
I'd door below Branch Bank
mhl7-3md&w Evansville. Ind.
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FATAL AFFRAY AT ELLETTsvILLE IND
On Tuesday evening last, number OF young
men at Eletteville, Monroe county, on the
line of the New A lbany railroad, undertook
to demolish house in v hich an old man lived
with woman of doubtful repute. They as
sies. The old man at length came to the
door and fred pistol into the crowd, the
ball striking young man named Hugh But
Ter, son of Judge Butler, of Bloomington.
Butlar was taken to a physician, who declar-
ed that the wound was not dangerous, where
upon Butler and his cimpanions retired to the
assault. They got the old man out of doors,
ard had him on the ground beating his over
the head with stone, when he drew knife
and stabbed Butler. the wound causing his
death in a short time after.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.

Yesterday was bright and cool. There
was very heavy frost Monday night, and il
must have been hard on fruit. The snow we
alluded to yesterday, occurred on Sunday in
stead of Monday-an error which our read
srs would very readily correct for themselves
- The river was rising fast at Louisville
last Monday, with 81 feet water in the Ca
nal.
- The Floating Palace, with Van Am.
burgh's menagerie on board, did not arrive
till late Monday evening, being too far be-
hind her time to exhibit. She was delay ed
by winds. After lying here an hour, she
started with her tow boat up the river. We
believe she has no engagement between this
place and Pittsburgh. An agent was left
here to settle bills.
The fine little steamer Justice is now
taking in freight at our wharf for the Wa.
bash. She will leave tomorrow. The JUS
tice has lately been entirely overhauled, re.
painted, &C., and is now in fine order. Capt
Vaughan can make passengers comfortable
Any freight entrusted to him will receive
good treatment aud safe and speedy tran.
sit
We thank Mr.. Byron G. Bingham fol
bringing us a package of late California pa.
pers from Mr.. Chas. Il. Cutler, of San Fran
cisco. We are glad to learn that Charley
10 doing well, and is quite contented with
bis prospects.
GA fire at Dover, Mason county, KY.
on Friday last, destroyed some ten or twelve
houses, including tobacco warehouse owned
BY Dodd of Boston, containing 25 900 pounds
of tobacco. Total loss, some 100000.
The old Green River packet Logan
has been sold to Zimmerman a. Co., Of Hi
nois River, for the sum OF s4,700-much as
she was worth.
- The Fashion arrived here yesterday
morning early from St. Louis, having made
very quick time around. We thank Nj
Shultz for papers. She will be down for St
Louis day after tomorrow. Look out fol
her.
The steamer Editor arrived here from
Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon, bound fol-
ST. Louis. She had great many passen'
gers, and fair quantity of freight.
- The Statesman was at our wharf yes.
terday afternoon from Cincinnati for Nash'
vile, with a good freight. She put out Q
good deal OF freight hce. We thank Dir. G
Curtis, first clerk, lately advertiser fol
Shire's troupe, and ..st-rate fellow if he IL
an ex editor, for large lot of papers.
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USPREcEDENT. SUCCESS IN BANKING
The Commercial bank of Rochester, N. Y,
will in addition 10 the regular dividend divide
"fiity per cent" among the stockholders on
the lst of July next For four years past,
this bank has divided regularly twenty per
cent, per annum. But its profits have accu-
mulated to such an extent, Notwithstanding,
that there will be a surplus OF fifty per cent,
by July. The capital of the Commercial is
$3.50 coo which it is proposed to increse to
$500, 900 in a short time.
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DIR. QEOHEGAN'S
YTRACT OF HYnROPI1


YoR DYSPEPSIA, sCRoFULA, AND ALL IMPURITIES Or TEE
Prepared By one of the Faculty.
THIS vegetable remedy which is now spreadingtoa
country prepared by graduate OF OF
ofthe first Medical Schools in The West, to
high standing in his profession and as much opposed
empircsm ouackery IS any one can be, as shown
by IN. fact that the recipe published and accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine, thus exoheraIhS Ii IRON
fr Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
will be by reference to the Circular and oy the
Unlike Sarsapasa. the Hyrorper is quick in Its &C.
ton the first bottle often producing wonderful results
as in the case Of the negro girl OF Mrs. simmons Oh
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEkH
short. wherever known il stands at the head oil ali
remedies for the following diseases;
Dyspepsia Scrosulr bite swelling, Negro Consump-
ton. Chrnac Rh"u,nati5 n Govt Neuralgia Ulcers anc
all skin Diseases all Renal Kidney Anections
Female irregularities and OOstructlons, Mercufal DIS
cages Secondary Syphilis General Debility and all DIS
orders arising from impure blood ssd bad Habi; Of
FOR FENA.E COMPLAINTS
this remedy stands unriyaed 1t is slight s,imulant
and pow erful toLic and Alternative.
As beautder OF the complexion in the cure OF IN
Piles and blohcs in producing clear and beautiful skim
II is much more sats and remedy than all the cos
metics and lotions IN existence. Try it, and You will
never regretit DO not ose confidence if should seem
first to increase the diseaseae general effect Of the
medicine being drive all i.purssto the surface and
by that means out OF the system
HARpENsBUrG. KY, Oct. 6, 1851.
DIR. A. r.. GeOhegcD--Dear nave oui
recipe Compound Fluid Extract OF Hydropiper, foI
of Scroula in all its FORMS and other CHRONIC
affections, viz: Rheumatism Female Weakness &c
Having prescribed and watched its eGects in many
of the above diseases and having always found II eec
tua most cheerfally recommend il to TIE afflicted al
the best Alternative and tonic have ever usedalto
gether superior Sarsaparills, and any of its com
pounds. n. i. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
| OwtSsBoao', KY, March %, 1854.
Dear DoctorI receiv yours of the Odd inst al &C
corjng your request. acknowledge the receipt OF Hy
dropiper.
In several cases in this community it has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short, consider il valuable prepare
tion have oeen using i. mysel and think it benefit
my gene raj health. Respectfully. your friend,
| JAMES COWAN, II. ID.
PRIce al Der bottle or bottles fer S. when taken
one time. RAYMOND IL PAi1EN.
| Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street. Louisville ky.,
| To whom all orders shoud be addressed.
| Agents in Evansville, HALLOCK q sTODDERD
| :" Princeton. r. b HALLOCK.
| m S-dd w6m-is
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SPRING sTYLE0FRaTs.

MIR. MARCoNNlER, of the firm of Vautier & Mar
WI CONNER, is now in the East, making Spring pur
chases for the manufacture of their style of Hats
Their materials will be received this week and order.
will be promptly filed. They will guarantee good
Hat as can be bought in any of the Eastern cities.
mh20
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The WoRsr IsM.-"Harry," inquired a
friend the other day, (which do you consider
the worst of the numerous isms now prevail
emil"
"Abolitionism!" enquired his friend.
"No."
"Socialism.'
"No."
"Nativeisml''
"No, no."
9Th. IN must give it up" replied he. "Ex-
pound"
why Rheumatism"
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

rS CASES Boots and Shoes, comprising
- Women's Patent Foxed Union Buskns;
DO do do do ParisIans;
do Kos.uth Boots:
do Enameed Sontags:
do Bronzed, Hcelcd Eurskas;
do Enamld Spring-h- eied J. Lind Bootees;
do Goat do do do do;
do Super Calf So. DC;
da Bronz. Spring heeled Enamrd do;
do do do do p. Leather do
Misses do do do do do;
Mems Calf Boots half velt;
do Kip do do;
DO Calf do Pump Sole';
do Extra Prime X BOot<
do do do do do. Pump Soed;
do Patent Leather, Goat. Cak aud Kip, Bro
gans and Monsoes; just reed steamer James Lyon
and for sale by j. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
ap7 Evansville, Ind.
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HOME MANUFACTURER
EVlNSVlH,s,E CI(THfN STOR T..

HOME MANUFACTURER
EVlNSVlLIE CLOTHING STORE.
DELAYING that the interests ofthe Great est, and
- of tie people of Evansville and vicinity in parcu-
lar, would be much pfometcd 10y establishing Clothing
Factory this city, and being that Clothing can
be manufactured in superior manner and at less cost
In the Vest than in the East, have established .
Clothing Store in this city, where will manufacture
and sell. WHOLESALE RETAr Clothing OF the best
quality, al OF VIII ch will made under super.
vision the New York prices, of tie latest
and Of the best material.
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables us to compete with
AlY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentemehs Furnishing establishment, in which
will be fond every article in that line.
Our stok Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings of
the neaiet style and best quality; and of the firm
/. Practical man. and takes charge of the Meas
uring Cutting. We are enabled 10 WARRENr q
good At mall cases. Or no sale.
We asokcep or hand every variety of Tailors Trim
mings. AM Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions.
Parliculr attention paid 10 Gentlemen furnishing
their own Material
RICHAID RALEIGH takes charge of the commercial
affairs of ne Establishment. and DAVID O'NEIL of
the manufacturing Grateful to their Individual friends
for past fprs and solicit 4 continuance of these
favors for lie enterprise, they pledge hems ves;o
me rt all tn confidence that may be reposed in them
Store on Min street, between First and Second SITS.
mh3I- RALEIOH IL O'NElL.
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IN
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
EDW Ak ID EE(sAN A, CO.

FIRST BLrW MAIN AND LOCUST. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
EVANSVILLE. IA,
ID ESPECTFCLLY announces TO The inhabitants Of thi
city and vicinity. that they have received their frs
lot OF Spring and Summer Goods direct from the i'm
Porters consisting OF every novelty ofthe season. il
Grape Shawls Dress Silks Grenade plain and figure,
Bareges and tissues. Berege de LANES. Oryandys
Lawns, Laces and Embroideries Hosiery Gloves Para
soils and Fans.
We have also the newest styles in Spring and Sum
mer Manullas, Plain Silks, fringes, trimmings. &c.
Having fitted up room of the store for the sale o
Lad es Hats and Bonnets. Artificial flowers, Ribbons
Bonnet trimmings. &c. We now oGer the mos
beautiful assortment Of Goods ever brought west
y. BON price-no deviation.
ape CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
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DEE. J.C. RURCIr. DENTrSr.

HAVING secured appropriate rooms in tn. house for
l. merly occupied 10y DR.. Trafton. two doors abov
the Sherwood House, is now prepared to receive tn
calls of all who desire his professional services
He may be found constantly at his Office during bushes
hours
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LOTS FOE SALE.

OAA CHEAP Residence Lots IN Evansville and La
LUU masco, for sale on favorable terms by
IGLEHART & OAKLEY.
mh299 Real Estate Agents
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BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES
NTTE opening good assortment OF Mems Ca.f.
w Grained, Goat and Kip Boots. Mems Kip, Grain
ed. aalf. goat and enamelled Brogans Eomens split
side stitched grained, calf and euame.d Bootees, DO
enameied grained Kid. calf and morocco Buskins, do
split. calf goat kid and morocco slippers. Mems grain
ed do Boys and Childrens shoes. All of which were
purchased of the manufacturers and their ag nts and
which for sale rs low the present high price
Of stock will permit for such class of work, having no
poor goods in our house. Call and examine at
mh2I MORGAN, KEEN N PRESTON.
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H. NELSON
o. wooLsEY.
A u CT q N.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.

.'".......... '........
UCTION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.
N1ATER street Evansville Indiana Auctioneers
w and Commission Merchants Manufactures Agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
ton given the .ae all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
aug s3ly wOoLsBY s. NELSON.
FURNITURE.
SOFAS, Dvan, Center, dining, Bres kfast and Card
~ Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
resses. Also large and general assortment Of Wood
q ane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23lyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
TEWELRY & NoTfONS.-Ear-rfngs Finger rings.
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chan. Keys, Gold and Silver Watches. Steel
Beeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses. Fancy Soaps
Accordans Violins, Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug23ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
CHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low our Fur.
~ niture rooms on Water street. 30 dozen wood
'cane- seat. and sofa-seat Chairs.
janl7 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
lSOFAS.-Jusi received and for sale at our urnture
- rooms, eight fine Sofas
/. jan27 WoOLSEY & NELSON.
DEDSTEADS--Just received and for sale low, lot
ID OF highPost Bedsteads.
I jan27 "ooLsEY q NELSON.
.GLASS WARE-Just received and for sale az auction
NJ and rvate sale a lot Of Glassware.
jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
lust RECEIVED and for sale large lot of Looking
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