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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-17
ORGANIZATION.

Know all Men BY these tresents That the Me p,
N-taus nimenti Balm ound lure Tor ltleu-
rstsr Neuralgia. Lumbaso. Scat'ca Salt Rheun Tet en-
Pies Scad Head c. ked Breast Nipples. Sore ShinS
Scds Ulcers Stiff Joints Bruises Cuts Cbses.
Calls Spain. splint. Riog-bone Sw-ney sores Scratches
Poll Evil Jnmps TumoTs. all kinds OF Pains or
Inflammation. in ar beast.
zee advertise raent IN smother column e'-u
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ONLY FOUR DOLLARS FROM CINCINNATI TO
BUFFAIso..
GE.ES HEIRS RAIL ON RIDE

FARE REDUCED!
ONLY FOUR DOLLARS FROM cIScIYNATI TO
BUFFALO,.
SE.ES HOURS RAIL o,D RIDE
FROM CINCINNATI TO THE LAKE
ONLY ROUTE FREE FROM USTf!i
kSOvR n0LLAh TICKET GOOD ON ALL
~ Hamilton & DAYTON Road TO reduce the Pare
Passengers ea-ips On a. NJ Tran haze tire hours at
Through frem Cincinnati sandusky without change Of
Drrsas. checked to naaalo.
rt.pot n ~ the city. sixth street.
g CtesTest and pleasant between Cincinnati
ard .hs Esern elites
qua pSu nrd s ' al aSdSy
O'Clock r. NJ a"d Immediately loSrd the splendid
ST LAWRENCE. ....................... Capt. Mead.
And arrive in Bsa NEXT ac-in: sricr sfrrsihs light.
slSs 10 for early trains for Niass1a Falls New York,
IT, roads this routs cineiava he Lake
through with heavy rail and in oftrack
riding machinery fort s-urrsl rrEaFe1ent
alt freedom dust SURPRISED ~ any road
"ss s 4s s 'Tis ts a a1d
30 nm ~ N the ars and b.s7ul towns OF Iamil-
tou Dayto, Springfield. Crbana B-ilefOn.,no Kenton
IT,. st.amrs o. Iii. Lius were r, expressly for comfort
safety speed and win he spared render
fortae,e thoss who may aaironIe them;
he Lake ia rrC -'dod with splendid BANDS for the
especial accommodation OF lesure tr'eers andevery iacl
r. e-sd State Rooms viii be t.cgrarhrd for by
leaving tn sr at the Ticket Offices.
The following rates of Fare includes Meals arGsate Rooms
on Lake Stsamers ,,
From Cincinnati 70 Buffalo 10
New York r. r. Bunalo) II 90
from Cnennati Z, York Hudson river 10 50
From Cincinnati 70 Boston. II 20
Nnn.r-.l .I3 90
Burll n.ton ........ " 90
Hetiand I2 50
! II iio ss Hall
Concord .................I 81
Low N - 90
EXCURSION TiCKrTS.
Cincinnati BJhan and back IS 90
FROM Cincinnati Niagara and hsck 20
For through ticL and Information. please apply Gin
cinBsi Haiaton and DAYTON Railroad Once North west
OF BT0sdway and Front under the Spencer
House. J. w. SIMPLIFY. Railroad Office Walnut, he
and Fifth South of the Gibson
House. Sixth Depot. Or in Louisville j. 5.
the Clerks Lightning Line
David he and alvin Adams.
II. O. AMES. Snpt
". a. LATHAM. Art.
Passenger agent Tor Evansville. A W. FULLER.
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EVAksYILLE, July J5tI, icJFs'
AN Interests Dividend ofeght per being interest
Stock da July inst. is the
Stock oth Company to Stockholders desnd BY order
o the Boari. ey3-lwd JOHN F.. MARTIN, See'ry.
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EINA INSURANCE COmPAN
HARTFORD FIRE INsIIAMGE COMPANY

IscoaroRATTD 1sO.-CHsKTEa PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $3oo COAL paid In aud inueseS.
THNHIS long established and well known Institutiou has
IL transacted extensive insurance lusness for ors
than forty throughout the United States an the British
North American provinces IL has aimed 60 secdre public
by honorable and faithful fuhllnen Of m
and the OF property assured tbs all fair
claims for loss under its policies will be literally I'D and
promptly paid. Public Buildng Manufactures. Mills Ma
chinery Dwelling Stores. Merchandise Household
Vessels the stocks while port
WILL be insured as low the risk will admit.
Ii HUNTINGTON Press.
G. b. BOWERS Secretary.
e. Applications for Insurance. be made to
ALLEN O. HALLOCK. Agt.,
Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
evil Kxans lie A
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STATE or INDIANA &c
VANpERBURoh CocKTY.i 40
Person ally appeared before p arashsv Who N~sne
duly depose- and that Cashier Of shs
New York and Virginia state Suck Bank sna .f the
above statement ofhe condition Of said tru,
according the Of his ovedge heli-f
c. y. GARAGHTY. Cssh'r.
sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day July
1854. h o. WHEELER "'
eyi3-H NorARr PurLic.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-09
.GAMD]],EI;Nl i; BAzAAK.;


sTTE would respectfully inform our friends in the
NV town; and country that we have received our
stock of q. - 4 - =
- SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
embracing q larger variety thanEwe have ever be6te
offered them, consisting in part of - :
GooDS.C .Calicoes, Muslins, gnghams, Barege,
Robes, Mantillas, Jaconet, Swiss Checked and Dot.
ted Muslins, White and Figured. with every other
description Of goods for ladies' dresses all Of the
newest styles.
Bonnets. Of all descriptions
Ribbons, plain and figured suitable for the season,
and of the most fashionable style
Wells, Needle-worked Chemisettss, Collars, Under
sleeves Mantillas, Gloves &C. &c.
Hosiery in every variety, for ladies and gentlemen
Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel such as Coats, Vests,
Pants Shirts, Cravats, &c
Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, DC. ~
ALSO.
A great variety of articles In the Saddlsry line
Umbrellas, Parasols Buggy Umbrellas, &c.
An assortment of Crockery and Glassware, Hard
Our stock Of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS is
large and complete: .s
eB-sELLING AT CHARLESTON PRICES :.
Thanking thepublic for past avors, they promise
to use every endeayor to merit continued confidence
and favor. : n. DRUGKER l. co.
May IL. 10 If
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Executive Department.
COLUMBIA, Sd May, 1854.

~ COLUMBIA, Sd May 1854.
WHEREAS information has reached this Depart.
w ment that on the night of the 2sth February
last, murder was committed in Darlington District
upon the body of slave named Peter the property Of
L. A. Williamson, bya gunshot wound inflicted by
Vim. l. Williamson, who has fed from instice.
: Now, to the intent that the said VIM Il WILLIAM.
SON may be abprehended and brought to trial and
-condign punishment; I hereby offer areward of TWG
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS for bis delive-
ry into any Of the ails Of this State The Said Viii.
hanson is about five feet eight inches in height well
formed, sandy hair red complexion gentlemanly ip
department. and supposed to be thirty years old
Given under my hand and the seafof the State, at
3 Columbia, this third day of May, A. d. 1854.
JOHN L. MANNING.
BENZ. PERRY, Secretary of State May, 9.4t.S
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81. POST OFFICE STAMPS.

-kEO OP0STMASTERS:-Tl Advertiser, Postmaster
i = at Pleasant Grove, Allegheny county, Maryland
is the rst person in the United States who conceived
and undertook extensively to publish the idea Of fur
nsh1g all the Post Offices in the country with cheap
Stamps. All Stamps made. by him are warranted
equalorsqperior to any other that can be procured
for the same price, and whenever any sent out in
any manner detective unsatisfactory, duplicates will
be forwarded on notice without extra charge All
who order set ofstamps with full set Of changes
for dates only So tor thirty pieces) shall be kept in
Stamps, adheitam. Full set with change 81.
When Stamps are:neatly made, with turned handles
and screws same style as the regular Post Office
Stamps, durable efficient warrantabe, one to two dol
lars only and special authority to send by mail iree
2. Address, Postmaster, Pleasant Grove, Allegh.Dy
Maryland. ~ .tFss 9.ssS1 = : -, !;
. tY- Any editor publishing the above withShi no.
ace three times, and sending cepy ofthe paper shall
receive credit ior ten dollars wood. letter. or ten
dollar proof press or ifpreferred wood engraved
newspaper head of the shove value will be forwarded
& May 9 SO 10 - 40 st.
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TELEGRAPHIe INTELLIGENCE


Later. rom Europe. q
The British Mail steamship Af1cahas ar.
rived at New York with dates from Liyerpool
to the. .22d- init. ~ E, .5.l - s
European EnseiIigence.
The Africa has bsough nothing new relative
to the war.
The Austrian and Pfussian Treaty had been
signed. IS
In England the weather was favorable to the
crops, and there had been copious and refresh.
ing rains.
Commercial Intelligence.
The sales of Cotton during the week had
comprised 10000 bales, of which spectators
had taken 5000 and exporters 1000 bales.
The market opened with good demand,
but fell off at the close, principally on lower
grades. On the 2lst ult., the demand was fair,
and holders. firm, with moderate sales to the
trade. .5f ~ s: s.
The Circular Of Messrs. Miliigan, Lemprere
& Co., quotes Fair Orleans at 6 3D., Mid
ding Orleans at 5, SD, Fair Uplsnds at s
l.Sd, and Midding Uplands at 5 l.2d.
Messrs. Denistoun's & Co.'S Circular quotes
the Cotton market unchanged 1.-The better quail
ties scarcer and firm, and the lower grade
more plentfuLbut not so saleable. .Middling
Orleans quoted in it at SOS. led, Middling,
Mobile SIS l6d., and Middling Uplands at 53s.
Sd. =.
The Circular of Messrs. Wright g. Candy;
however, quotes from l. i6dSa l.6d. above the
figures Of Messrs. Denistoun q. Co. =
The stock of Cotton on, hand is 73l, 600
bales, including 100000 American.
The tone Of the Manchester market is more,
cheerful, and all the millssiu Preston have re.
opened. -. :$..:. s :, ~
The demand for Flour by the trade ;was'
good, and freely met by holders at an advance.
of Is. per barrel. Western Canal was worth.
32s. 3d., and Ohio 39s. per barrel. Wheat.
had advanced 3d., and was quoted at from. l2s.,
3d. l2s. Cd Corn was quiet, at 42s.. for
white. a& 3.&
Lard had advanced Is. per cwt. and was
worth SIS. Beef was dull, as also Pork. and
Bacon was active at 40s.-;.S, = e.,
Carolina Rice was worth 20s; Common,
Rosin 5a 6s.6d.; Spirits Of Turpentine Sos. :
In London, Coffee was unchanged. Sugars.
showed more animation, with partial advance.
Rice had a downward tendency.
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$50 Reward.

pANAWAY from the subscriber about the middle
n of January last two Negro fellows named An
derson and Martini Anderson is % years old, about
5feet6 or inches high will weigh about $50 or l55
pounds, has pleasant countenance.
MARTIN is nrilatto, about II years of age, has o
su:ly appearance and is slow in his movements, is
about feet or inches high, and will weigh about
lao pounds. -
The above negroes were purchased at the sale OF H
Holloyman, in Camden in January last and are sup.
posed to be lurking in the neghborhood Of Camden,
where they are well known they may have gone to
Newberry District, where one Of them formerly came
from.
. The above reward will be paid for the confinement
said negroes for S25 for either) in any jail in the
State so that may get them. &c. W KELLY.
Maya At lS
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R.R.hR.
arIGHTNEss OF THE CHEST

"TIGHTNESS OF. THE CHEST"
commonly so.caed is instantly relieved by bathing
the chest with R. R. Relief = ~ 8, -;
BAD COLDS. y $50 :.
AS soon as you find you have Cough or Sore
Throat, or experience any difficulty in breathing check
the symptoms Immediately Ifallowed run on, they
will entail more serious difficulties upon you dose
of Railways Renoyatng Resolyent followed with
three or four Regulators, win Immediately check
cure recent cold; and the continued use ofthe r B.
r. Remedies will speedily cure the >ost obstinate
coughs. In many cases OF confirmed c. rmption, it
has proved highly eicacous. it.acts powerfully up
on the lungs and is most excellent expectorant In
five minutes it will loosen the phegm and give relief
to the distressed In many cases of Asthma, where
1.-The patients were almost suocated it has in five min.
utes given entire relief In all obstinate cases. each
of the R. R. R. Remedies must be used.
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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 1ntendant or either OF the
Town Wardeus. a.-a.- 81
BY order Of Council,
GIL. DAVIS, T. Recorder
Council Chamber, April 26th, 1854.
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SPRING NOTICE.
south .Carolina-Kerslaw District.

- INfEQUITY. g,
John whitaker and Margaret R, his wife, Thomas
Lang, and Isabella s. McRa, u.s. W, W. Lang, So.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that William, ",
i Lang, and Sarah his wife, Serena G. Lang, Mary
E. Lang. sallie W. Lang Duncan NJ Lang, John B:
Lang, William Lang, Kitty Lang, Scotia Lang; Julia
NJ McRa, Mary 8. .McRa. Duncan Lang, Thomas
Lang, Jr. John G. Lang aud Theodore Lang, defend.
ants In above stated case are absent FROM and reside
without the limits Of this state 1t isordered mo,
tion Of oaston sol'r for complanants that they do
plead answer Or demur % the above stated Bill within
three months from the date ofthe publication hereof
or Judgment pro confesso will be ordered against them
W. II. r, WORKMAN, G. Z. X. {.
March IT,. (ss.so1 g5
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To Rent.

! A COMFORTABLE two story building, having six
good rooms above the basement, in which are three
Others and one Of them with re place. The situa-
toni undoubtedly healthy, and ina delightful neigh
borhood On the premises are large stable, servants
house, &c, &c. Apply to JAMES sCHESNuT.
Mulbury, April rs, 1854. ct Is
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NEW AND GHnAp Goods.

NEW AND z ] peHlAAP GOODS
81 ~ FOR SALE sBY
MOORE dg Z KIJYKENDAbs
100 pieces ,KERsEYs 9 q =
I0O. pair NEGRO sBDANKETS 4 ~ \. =
-; 100 pieces bleached and brown SHIRTINGS
100 I" FANCY PRINTS -, = ~
10 90 Furniture DO. .l.si f,ist.ss, g
Is I" FANCY MUSLINS ~
Is :" DELAINES and CASHMFRES 49,
12 !" Rock Island JEANS, all colors
~ BEDTICK1NG \ -.,Hsi. a.iS5i ..,~e : s :.
l2.. q Plain and Fancy JEANS
6 ' APRON CHECKS
10 5n GENGHAMS "a
~ 3 I" superane BRoADCL0 9TH 4 80 3
81 40 g FANCY VESTlNG e = ~. 4 . II
Cambrics and slawls, Silk and Linen Handk
Needles Pins; Concord IN. ca Yarn, - e:
ALSO X.saALEL LOT or 81 = 3
q READY-MADE CLOTHING
Blanket ard Draab OVER4CoA ATS Fancy Cashmere
PANTS, Velvet, Silk and y FsTs . q
20 dozen first quality WOOL ATS
Il case Albion r: &; - 'Dos. ss.
= l do Congress D. -
8 q Il do assorted Cashmere DO.
~ { doS superine Silk DO. - Z. :
= ] do CAPS. Plush, Cloth and Glazed
s 81 do UMBRELLAS ssFsl y z
]: 3. HEAVY GR ocERIE S..
Z. 7 hogsheads Muscoyado and Cuba SU CARS =
Z 10 barrels 6rst quality clarified ~ Do,
: g a. !" ~ Lowering crashed DO. sas9esg
z 20 bags COFFEE u ~ q 5asS -
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-09

), A LARGE supply Of stycchhine Just received by
a May g; 80 ). WoRKMAN & CO:
A N assortment ofLubin's Extracts; for the hand.
IA kerehief has just been received by 80 ~
!. Nav 8. e si-i.s'-s T. j. WORKMAN b co.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-09
IA CAR D~
=. RAGS! RAGS! RAGS!

THE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN.
TNHE subscribers ore paying the highest price for
l. good COTTON and LINEN RAGS Persons
having them for SALE will find it to their advantage to
address, WALKER, WlLblMAN q CO.,
Paper Commission Merchants, Charleston, S. c.
Agents of the South Carolina Paper Manu-
featuring Company.
May g. l9 SIN.
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spring nfld summer Hats.

Spring mud Summer Hats. .-y
sWE have on hand ino supply offspring and
wv Summer Hats, such as
Fashionable Pearl and Drab Beavers, a beantiil1
and very superior article, which we will seIatt the ex-
ceeding low price of Sd. ~
Pearl Cashmere, Baltimore style ~. -
= Kossuth -
Drab Mexican sc@ I.
Planters Drab Brusg Planters Black Brnsli DC.
all Of which we offer at very low prices Call Spd e1
anime them. WORKMAN a. co. f3
Maya st3 lS-9
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So ut h Caraliila-Kers iDistrict {

So nth Carolila--KershnW District
IN EQUITY
Lewis, ". Ballard and Emma b his wife, ps. Wm J.;
sGefald Tyras spdnh, ,st al Bal confirm sale and
q substitute properly y ~
ITappearing to my satisfaction That yra spann one
i of the defendantsin the above stated bilkfssd.s
without and beyond the limits of this State IT is
ordered that he do plead answer ordemur to the
same within three mopths from the publication here
Of or judgment pro eenfessox be ordered against
him. 81 -,
". II. r. WORKMAN. C. E. X. D.
Mareh7, tS5bS} H..
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u Attention DeKaib Rifle Guards. =
VOY are hereby ordered to parade at your Rendez-
L yous, at 10 o'clock, A. N. on Saturday the 18th
inst for Drill and Instruction, armed and equipped as
the Law directs: g. a
By order ofCapt Mofat
- s.1'F JNo. P. McKINEoN, o.s
Camden, May2. .2t .1s
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A fine SADDLE HORSE. Also, a good Carriage
Horse and Two.horse Wagon. For.sale at the "Old
Corner by L: W. BoNNEY:.s
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Watches and JewelrT

EA cases Silver Levers Geneva Watches Gods
tkss& Chains, Seals, and Keys; Ribbon Buckles
Guard Chains Keys aud Vest Chains.
Thimbles, Gold, aad Silver Spectacles Gold, Sill
yer and Steel; with plain and colored Glasses.
Asnewand beautiful assortment OF Brooches, Clate.
iaine Pins Earrings and Rings oftheilatest styles
Just received from New York, and Philadelphia.
y April g. 4 y ;y9;t y s a. YOUNG. *
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Spices.
{. 4 LII Spice, Cinnamon, Gloves, Mace. Nutmegs
IA Ginger, Black and Red Pepper 4s1f
Also-Flayoring Extracts Of Orange, Lemon, Peach,
Rose; Nutmsgs, Almond and Vanilla, Rose Water,
Orange Flower Water, &c, Always on hand at
Feb 8-6H IT, III. DELAYS,
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IMTS AT COST.-As the summer is. ap.
LII preaching, we offer our welassorted stock Of
WOOL HATS and CLOTH CAPS at costfo Cash
April rs. W0RKMAN=& co. 3
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.sR-HeMNGa.s !
AT THE jLD sl., { CORNER" 81 -.

=. ~ j 4 HE E-"UID.CUKNEh. & =
GT AN now opening my stock of Spring Goods to,
i which Invite the atteption,of NV customers. just
opening rch Summer Dress Goods best quality-Pa-
ris Kid Gloyes &c; also, azarge assortment Gem
tlemens and Youths ready y.made, clothing Summer
Hats and numerous other articles for spring trade
March az 1854, ~. l3 II.
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"a Serious Call. &

IF HAVE outstanding sundry small bills which come
:lnndera Magistrates Jurisdiction, and Ehichifpaid
aev ought to be would aid me very much in meeting
yInents, without causing ineonvepienee 10 my
5adipiduals who owe them Itbereforeptrust
that whom this calmay apply win come forward
immediately, pay up and save more expense,nosi
from anotler quarter. 49,
April llsSt. al q q J. DrIIAY
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DR.. McLane's Liver Pills.
PEING composed entirely Of vegetable substances is
ID not only safe, but have been found by all who
have used them, as the best remedy for all affections
ofthe Liver and Digestive organs. In fact. where
they are used Liver Complaint cannot exist
nS Price rs cents per box. %. =
The above valuable preparations are for sale by
mostof the Druggists and to be had wholesale Of
.srs.p P. NJ. COHEN d CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemi.
calls, Perfnmery &c.
No. 20 Hayne-street Charleston, S. G.
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4 LARGE lot of Potash, in Jars Of different Sizes
n Just received by T.sJ. WORKMAN IL co. .s
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II EATHER and Shoe.Findfngs.-A.
Il large assortment of Leather ard Shoe Findings,
For sale low by WORKMAN T. co. 81
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER LoRILLARD. MANUFACTURER,
No. AZ Chatham st., New York. ~ =
OFFERS for sale the following articles warraste
" Of superior quality :-Maccoboy, Scotch, Coarse
French Rapee, Honey Dew, Scotch, and other Snufis
also Fine Cut Tobacco in foil and papers; more
particular description Of the various articles can be
known by sending for afull price current as above
Feb. II 3m Il
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WORMS. wORMsM WORMS! !!

WORMS! WORMS!! WORMs!!!
nR. McLANE'S vERMIFUGE is warranted to be
- the best most safe and radical cure for Worms.
IT is approved and recommended by the Medical
Faculty in section where it has been introduced
In fact, where it Is known none other is used.
One Of our most respected physicians in speaking OF
Dr. McLane's Vermfuge says: Its great superiority
over all other Vermifuges arises from the fact that
while it is more eeacioas than any other Vermifuge
it is perfectly safe.
"a Price rs cents per bottle.
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)UR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC

A RE respectfully informed that we they viii find
II at the old stand of Workman Boone, q large
and well assorted stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, Trunks, Valices and Carpet Bags, which We
will sell as low as can be bought in this market.
April 25. WORKMAN Il co.
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HlDES WANTED.-We will pay in Cash;
- the highest market price for green or dry Hides.
April rs. WORKMAN l. CO. 1
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DATHING TUBS, Towel Stands, Garden Trowels's
ID Tin Foot Tubs, Dish Covers, tha6ng Dishes,
Cake Pans Jelly Moulds Planished Tea Kettles Pre-.
serve Kettles, MIX Boilers, Coffee Roasters, &c For
sale at the Old Corner" by
:. April rs. ., E. W. BONNEY. e.
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DINE APPLE CHEESE, Almonds, Raisins, supe.
i rior Teas Isnglass, Extracts, Boston Pickles.
fine Chewing Tobacco, Yeast Powders, Capers Mus.
tard Chocolate &c Just opened and for sale at the
aold oornerT' BY E. W. BoNNEY.
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5TAMES WILSON having placed his Notes and
81 Books III myhands for collection, notice is hereby
given to all persons who may be ndehtedto huyto
.s;!S2s s.s,ss5: ". II. B.. WoRKMAN
s March 30 &. Z = y u ), = IS l5g
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ECarters Spanish. Mixture,.

DULLS; Sands and Townsend's sarsapariila, Tcp
ID sin, Aliens Compound Colletons Bitters Holts,
loway's Pills and Ointment jew Iayd 8 or Hebrew
Plnster;; Hobensacks Liver Pills and Worm Syrups
McLane's Vegmifuge and Liver Pills. together with
all the popular Family Medicines, usually at
this season, may be found at IS : 4.
April1s s,-tf. Sss'. 3 81 I'd. DELAYS:
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Notice.
THE Firm of Shaw d Austin is this day dissolved
i by.mutual consent L. A Austin, will settle the
affairs of the firm and Is authorizedto to use the name Of
the firm for that purpose Persons indebted are re-
auested to make payment as soon as possible !.
- GEO. W. SHAW. Z
~ S ~ 5.,a III A. AUSTIN,
Camden Feb 20th s54 .sss-s.. 2 g.t-..