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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-21

! Nastern exchange, Will be appreciated
: thousands of our readers who attended
% two last State Fairs in Ohio, (at New.
* and Columbus 1t is musical at any
tie. and as much truth as poetry in every
,rse:
Rally all he people,
Canvass well the nation;
Gather in hudde
Alta railroad station.
Day is bright and shiny,
Bracing is the air,
Surely twill be pleasant
Going 20 the Fair.
Cloths all washed and mended,
Bonnets newly whitened,
Purses well replenshed,
Destined to be high tened,
.. Waiting at the Station,
Minus bench or chair,
'TisnN quite 50 funny
Going to the Fair.
Train is always tardy:
Boys are tired of waiting,
Matrons are all scolding,
Lawyersnre debating,
BY AMI by it whistles;
"See it, over there!"
What q crowd Of people
Going to the rair.
Soon it's Mt the Station,
Gracious! ST. hat hurry!
Cripples mast be active,
Babies mustn't worry
Riding 'mong the cinders,
In the open air,
True ilt rather dusty
Going to the Fair.
All is wild commotion:
Motley crowd Is rushing;
Ladies with their dresses
All the stree is are brushing,
Hurrying to the Fair Ground,
Anxious to be there;
Surely ii is tiresone-
Going to the Fair.
Coming to the entrance,
"'Spose it's free admittancei"
No sir, not exactly
Only just pitance,
"Quarter, if you please SIR
How the people stare!
Rather dear performance--
Going TO the Feir."
Just within the gate,
Curious beast is raving.
All, the Soap Man." selling
Soap, ''iirst-rate for shaving"
Stately manufactured,
All so nice and rare,
Made for shaving people,
Going to the Fair.
Visitors are suffering
Various abuses,
C, rms are pinched, butne
Stopping for excuses;
Pockets are inspected,
Iiogues uf course are theru,
Well, we knew, 'twould be So
Going to the Fair.
Day is growing satrR
People tired and weary,
Looking for refreshments;
Prospects, RATHER DREARy!
fIFTY CENTS f. fyr-knawing
Spare rib, most TOO SPARE!
Little might expensive
Going to tho Fair.
Sun is fast declining,
Crowd with empty purses,
Loading tavern keepers
With unearthly curses,
Streets are full people,
Dust isSsye rywheFe,
Sharh be caught hereafter
Going to the Fair. rs
Hark the bell is ringing!
Train is at The statitn,
Loaded full OF divers,
Sorts Of every nation,
Slowed away in freight cars,
Not bit Of air
Murder, this is AWFUL
Going to the Fair.
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ET-A party one evening lately we're ..
musing themselves with small musical
box, and young lady essssyed to place u
in various positions. bus could rot succeed
in making It sound loud enough Her beau,
somewhat dandiied customer, told hsr
the bsst way waste place il upon something
empty. Guess you are right. /" said The
lady, instantly placing i upon his own head.
And such road Dandy boiled for tbs
street ,loor like . streak of lightning, and
vamosed 70 parts unknown, Cue yoang lsdy
glad AZ being 80 easily rid of I shallow
pate.''
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Yankee Drink.

A tall slab sided Yankee who was ma
king bis appearance at Cape May last Sums
mer strolIed dogn to the beach. On see-
ing the beyy Of beauties dIsporting in the
waves he burst into ft Of enthusiasm.
'Jeru salem! if that don't lest remind
me Of something good we have to drink to
hum
What is that?' remarked friend who
heard him.
What is itg' said Jonathvn. smacking hia
lips, Why its 'lasses and wsteri
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ktAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
~ and Qualities large supply, et I. sisI, 4
may 4, 1858 ia, ,sl JOHN BEk-I.Lls.
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.Il pHIILTpS ~ SON,

nMANUFACFURERS Of boots aud shoes, and
I'M 1caiefa Ia Trunksaand travelling sacks, Mo-
Yoceo X ktdi6kina lining and binding do. Peggs
tantly Ior sale an assortment Of the above articles
n theit did sfand opposite the Public offices.
sCndix, Oa, April II 1856, hi@sh #s8pl a88sa
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fsiARPETlNG. 1000 yds, Ingram, Keduminater,
W Lisfing and Rag carpets, at very tow prices by
.l toct !. 80 y ~ A. sMcFADDEN "A
T,NRESlf Teas of Ito choicest flavor. Tho Old
HI Matrons know where 10 get Tea that viii rc-
fresh their dggoping sriEitss Roman Chop and sill
yer leaf can be had q MeFADDENS'
tocte, IS
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sCoTT 4 LEsIMoN,

ATTORNEY AND C0UNsELI.ORs AT Law
WILL. practice in Harrison Il adjoining countes
of estates, sales Of land BY Executors and Admin
isratoTB and on partition, examination OF titles &c
Deeds, Mortgages and all other written instTu
menis neatly and correctly prepared.
prOtfice opposite the Court House, where enc Q
ths firm viii Be ii all times prepared to attend tt
any bust1es srequired. sep 5-tf)
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dl9olditaI

Large Democratic Meeting in
Mont gonery County Ohio
Strong National Resolutions
Adopted A Platform Broad
Enough for Every Democrat
to Stand Upon. b t
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Srlttt 4oetrg.
GOING TO THE FAIR.

The following lines, which we clip from
an Wastern exchange, will be appreciated
By thousands of our readers who attended
the two last State Fairs in Ohio, lat New.
ark and Columbus. 1t is musical at any
rate. and as much truth as poetry in every
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-10
GLENN SPRINGS,

SpARrAsBuaa DISTRICT, S. c. June S, 1855.
DERMIT us, most respectfully, to inform you that
/ this celebrated WATERING PLACE with an ad
dition of Cold,. Warm and Shower Baths, with many
other improvements. will be completed and ready to
receive company by the goth inst We ask your pa
tronaee for this establishment during the ensuing
son. We have, at great expense to ourselves under,
taken to open the HOTEL and entertain company.
The object had in view by those who built up this as
Watering Place, was to provide healthy, pleasant
and safe retreat for our citizens in summer within the
limits of our State 80 as to retain as large portion OF
the immense sums of money spent every year by our
citizens in travelling as possible. Every dollar kept
among ourselves is 30 much addedto the wealth ofour
own State, and goes to increase and extend her
sources and improvements. At this. place we have
every accommodation and amusement that can behad
At any place of resort and we-pledge ourselves to
devote to yourcomfort and accommodation every en-
ergy and resource in our power.
June,-19 If J. CtJANNEY. ::
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NEW BOOKS.

TEARN'S Practical Landscape Gardening.
II The Ins and Outs Of Paris by Julie do Marque.
rites
Our Countrymen, or brief Memoirs Of eminent Amer.
cans by Losing; illustrated with l02 Portraits.
Homes for the People, 100 original designs, BY 6.
Wheeler, Architect.
Robert Graham a sequel to Linda.
Ellen Norbury; or Adventures of an Orphan.
Men of Character; by Douglas Jerold:
Long Look Ahead; by A. S. Roe.
Adventures Of Captain Priest
The Old Inn; by Josiah Barnes.
The Life OF Sam Houston, Illustrated.
Adventures of Amyas Leigh; by Charles Kingsley.
The Slave of the Lamp; by VIM. North.
odoherty Papers by W. Maginn, 2 vols.
History of the Hen Fever, by Barnam..
Ingenue, or First Days Of Blood; by Dumas.
Mammon; or the Hardships of an Heiress; by ars.
eGore. = -
Queens of Scotland, vol s; Mrs. stricklands.
Europe and the Allies; or the Past and To-day. r
.Lamartine's History of Turkey, VOL lst.
Ny Brothers. Keeper; by A. B. Warner.
Alone, by Marion sHarland, Richmond Va.
Grace Lee by Julia. Kayenah 49,, s>s ..
Rag Bag; a.collection Of Ephemera, by N, P. Willis.
a great variety Of New School Books Stationary,
DC: A. YOUNG.
May 20, - % t.
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Stock of Drugs for Sale.

HFFERING very excellent chance to commence
~ business The entire assigned stock Of Drugs,
Oils, Paints and Fancy Articles of Mr.. J. DELAY,
win be sold bargain to any ,one desirous o: COM
mencipg business The stand,is amongst the best in
Camden, will pay handsomely any one deyoting his
energy and attention to the business. The stock
amounts to about $4,000 at Invoice cost, and can be
bought at aconsderable discount. Meantime, great.
inducements will be offered 10 Physicians, Planters
and others to purchase largely as the stock must be
sold at an. early day. A. n R. KENNEDY,
May y29-tt Assignees.
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NOTICE.

TINE subscriber having sometime since bought out
i the entire stock in the House formerly conducted
under the name of ". H. Burns, he has now ON hand
large stock of Coach and Buggy Harness, Brides,
Saddles and everything else usually kept in his line,
which he will sell low for cash, or to punctual Gus
toners Work done to order and warranted. Re.
pairng done in the neatest manner and at shortest
notice Those wanting Coach, Buggy or Wagon Haf:
mess or anything else in my lne will please call and
lime ls-tf THOS. B. WHEAT.
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new STORE.

BOSWELL, have 5opened7ht the
CM corner Of Broad and Rutledge streets IN the
Store recently occupied by Major K..s Aonst ia
choice assortment ofFRESH HEAVY AND FANCY
to which they invite the attention OF
purchasers: in part as follows
Heavy Groceries-
NO. and P. R. SUGARS.
. Crushed, Pulverized and Stuars Loaldo.
: Rio, Java, and Cuba Coffee. s
=. New orleansand Cuba Molassea" =" '
Salt LeafLard.
Bacon Sides, Canvass Hams. -
,, North Carolina Flour -, =
:, Goshen and English Dairy Cheese.
Soap, Starch; Cleansing Soap.
Sperm and Adamantine Candles. +
: Nos. l, Q and 8 Mackerel =, - ?
3 :. - ~ Fancy Groceries: :.
? Quarter Boxes RAISINS. - d. ..,,::,,a-. =
Half and whole do. -.yj.': =
Almonds, Figs aud Assorted Candies. :.
Ginger and Chow Chow Preserves ~
'Sardines and Preserved Salmon. =
:, Cove Oysters, Preserved HOLSTERS. :
Lemon Syrup. :. '.s- -,
Walnut and Tomato Catsup.
Caper, Olives, Pickles, =.
:, Pepper Sauce. ~:
g. Preserved Pine Apple.
- Brandy Peaches. do. Cherries. -
Tobacco and cigars:
Gold Leafand Rio Hondo Cigars.
Palmetto Ell Ensaya and La Palma do.
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Penn b Ayers super do.
Superfne Chewing Tobacco.
Common do. do
Wines and Liquors
Rectifed Whiskey.
= Old Rye Hammond do. -.
Old Bourbon do. -
New England Rum. .
London Dock Brandy.
-. Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'s do. -
Goddard's Brandy
st Julien Medoc Claret
Old Madeira. ~..>
.. Old Port Wine.
Old Malaga do.
Heidsick Wine.
Bynss' London Porter. <
Byass' London Ale,,.
White Wine Vinegar. .-....
- A General Assortment of FRUITS.
With variety of other articles too numerous to
mention, which will be sold exceedingly low for
cash; by MERONEY BOSWELL =
April A - IT,
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NEW DRESS GOODS.

TNHE Subscriber has now open and ready for in.
l. spection, large assortment Of Spring and Sum-
1ner DRESS GOODS, consisting ii part Of
PLAIN AND PLAID SILKS.
Plain Silk Lustrinoes.
Printed and Plain Tissues.
Plain and Figured Bareges
s,l Figured and Striped Grenadines.
- - Printed Grape de Espagnes.
Grape de Paris
-. ~. Plain, Striped and Printed ChalIis.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINTZ. -. %.
.Plain and Figured Pucals. = -.
- French Printed Orandies. =
- Printed Lawns and Musins
p .From 1s4 to 62a C. per yard)
o. Figured Barege do Lains. =: 1.
9" From 25 to44c) --..--.,
-. Plain Gnghauls and Gingham Lawns.
:, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS. -.'
Etc, ETC, Etc
All of which are Of the fastest styles and will com
pare, quality and price, with any other stock in this
Market, and to which the attention of purchaserss
respectfully solicited. @. 4ATHESON, {,
April 3-4 - .
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LIFE Insurance. COMPANY.

Hon. W. T. UESAUSSURE, Fresident-
Prof C. F. McCAY, fActuary.
DR.. JOHN FISHER, Treasurer.
A HOME COMPANY, with ample capital, has
~ been organized at Columbia, under favorable aus
pices to insure the lives of white persons and negroes
The rates are lower than those Of Northern Gompa-
nies for residents of the South
From these low rates oneourth is deducted for the
frst year. 80,
All 5rofts are divided annually in cash among the
the insured.
The amount insured may be made payable to the
wife or the wifa and children free from the claims Of
creditors. -
For circulars explaining the objects and rates Of the
Company and the steps to be taken to effect insurance
apply to IA YOUNG, Agent for Camden
fnns o. ..4' t.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

4 IL persons having ,claims against the Estate Of
"a George Brown deceased are hereby notified to
present them, within twelve months from this date
duy attested; and all persons indebted to the said
JAadEs CHESTNUT. Jr,
, May l9 r. Executor.
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p. Administrators Notice.
DERSoNs Indebted to the late Thomas Starke are
l. requested to make immediate payment, and those
having demands against his Estate will present them
to Wm' NJ. Shannon, Esq. -
: June l2,-tf JOHN STARKE, .Adm'r. =
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.aa5R REW;ARD.

DANAWAY from, Charleston in May last, O. black
Ii boy named ISAAC, formerly purchased of Mr..
D. G. Tryon Of Camden. Said Boy is an Engineer
by trade, and may be lurking about Camden. will
give the above Reward for his Judgement in any jail
in this State, sol may get hinss
July 3-tf A. j. NICELY FEEN,
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MOT t6sny great Military orders, but ,ataeptipn
lS tl,ecwhpls while inform The ciiizens Of Cam
Il Drueker & Co.'S Yhetsd keep constantly on hand
a.besutiful s.ock 5EWRLRaS Satlsfy. Speetasles.
Silver and PlGted Wore, Port Mo1siss Ladies' Com.
jiisanions, Gard Cases, Kpfyes viii
sell on the most reasonable pupe.
tual customers. The trade Of my oq,eg lind 2isfe.
speetfulIy ydeclined : tsh s. 7.
8 RWatcles and JeYelty pared ii she tsst
manner, and all work Wlrrantsss s sS
. E6y. 14. %.1:@g,. ID - 70.
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Camden Bazaar.

WE have just received large and weliselected
p w Stock of Spring and Summer GOODS-con.
sisting of Gentlemen and Ladies' Dress Goods.
=. L.-ALSo-r
A Handsome Stock ofREADY MADE CLOTHING,
nut up of the best material and of the latest styles
Anil II N. DRUCKER& CO.
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FIoU1e(IILs:

rT,HE subscriber takes ansth hodte make it known;
i that his Mill is now completed Having taken
great psins in fixing it expressly tor manntactung
Hour he soiicfts q share OF public patronage. His
Mil Is on stream that has never failed, II miles
below Camden. < WIN. N. SANDERS.
June s, s =. ;,:sa,' :; 7eiz51s2s. IT,
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Notice.

II ". GIBBONS, deceased will hand them ia
properly attested according to law and those ndebtc
are called upon for immediate payment:
The condition Of the estate is snch that prompt ao
-tion must be taken forits settlement. ., ..,.ss-
b F. EDWARDS, Adm!histratof ~.
Feb 6-tf ~
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RAIL ROAD AND BANK DIyI-,
DEND.

ssSa es CD - -
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD COM.
i PANY having declared Dividend OF FOUR
DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVECE CENTS per share,
and the South Western Rail Road Bank, Dividend
of SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS per share, for the six
months ending June 80, 1855. The united Dividend
of FIVE DOLLARS per share will be paid ct the
Aforesaid Bank on and after the I'd inst, ,:
The Dividend on Stockin the Road having no cor.
responding shares IN the Bank viii be paid on and af
ter the Cd inst at the Bureau Office ofthe Company
in John St, and at the Branch Bank ofthe State OF
:. :sTHoS. swARING,
- 2 :. Auditors. G. R. r: CO.,
38ffN COCHRAN,
Cashier s.. W. R. r. Bank.
July 3, E IT,
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To Closet!

r. ADIEs rich dress goods in Foullard and India
IL Silks, Tissues, Grenadines Crape de Paris, Barege
and Printed Musihs are now% offered at greatly re.
duced prices, to closss Apply at the old corners
May 49, 2E ~ = It.
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spRING 'GooDs.s

a II. q r: KENNEDY are rccttyirgg ytfys
handsome supply Of Goods suitable fp Spring
and Summer, comprising the latest styles Laaes
aud GentIcmen's wear Ready Made Clo.bihy, fiats,
&c and invite the attention. OF theit customers To
their inspection ~ Tsct2.-Jks
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NOTICE.

: III persohs.indebted to q. J. DELAY by note o..
"A account are required 10 make immediate pays.
meut 10 the undersigned assignees. Mr. Delay will
continue to sell at the stand at reduced prices
ON account Of the assignees. ~ q -
March 27,-tE A. n. &-R. KENNEDY
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.Tail6rinE;

; Tailoring:
THE Undersigned bess leave toinsorm IFS friends
i and former customers that he has resutned the
Tailoring Business and will execute all orders for
work in the most workmanlike manner. and atre.
auced prices for cash-r on call =
April l7-f2 u r. ROBENSON.
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Camden Bazaar,

WE have just received a large eTand we'll selected
W. Stock of Spring and Summer Goods
consisting Of Fancy Prints, and Ginghams, Colored
and Figured Barege, Berage Delains Plain Embroi.
dered and Dotted Swiss, Jaconet and Checked Mus
Inns, Bishop Lawns, plain black and Fancy Silk, in
side Capes Collars and Chemizettes, and Under
Sleeves, Swiss Muslin and Cambria Edging and In
serting. -
A large assortment of Cotton, Linen, and Thread
Laces, white black, plain and figured Bobnetts Silk
ILLUSION, aneG Grape and Silk Shawls. Berage and Silk
MautIlas. -
A fine assortment Of Fancy, plain, and Black Bon.
net Ribbons, Grapes of different Colours black Bonn.
bazipes and Alpaca Irish and Grass Linens Cotton
and Long Cloth Sheeting Dmmety Table Damask,
Embroidered Window Curtains, Oil Silks, and Oil
Cloths A large assortment offancy Linen for Gentle.
mems wear, Summer Cassiners, and Drap d'tae Gen.
tlemen and Ladies' Ganze ana Aerno and Silk Vests
Bird Eye Diapers, Mosquito Netting, Knitting Yarn
Bed tick, Lancaster and Marseilles Quilts, etc.
A good assortment Of Hosiery. White and Colored
Hose. Brown and black do Half Silk Hose and
Half Hose for Ladies and Gentlemen. A large as
sortment of Gloves Black and silk Mitts Cotton, Lin
en- and Silk Thread, Black, White and Fancy Kid and
Ladies and Gentlemen's Gauntets large assort-
ment of Dress Trimmings, Summer Lawn and Cam.
brio Handkerchief, for Ladies and Gentlemen. In
fants and Misses Needle Work Dresses Also some
nue embroidered Silk Handkerchief
Other articles too numerous to mention.
w Ehave just received large and well selected
w stock Of BONNETs, consisting Of Straw, Leg
horn, and Fancy Silk
HATS Of different kinds and quality, which will be
sold on moderate terms. Ladies and Gentlemen are
requested to call and examine our Stock before pur
chasing gelsewhere, as we feel confident that we will
not fail to please them both in quality, style and
prices,
s. :. ~ - -..~ !.
A Large assortment Of Fancy Groceries, Rio and Ja
n va Coffee, Brown, Crushed and Clarified Su.
gars,, West India and New Orleans Molasses, White
Wine and Cider Vinegars, Bacon Flour and Rice
Table and Sack Salt, Young -Hyson, Gunpowder and
Black Teas Starch, Nutmegs; Pepper, Spices Ginger
Tallow. Adamantine and Sperm Candles. Other arti-
cles too tedious to mention. "A large stock Of Hard
ware and cutlery and good assortment Of Crockery
Call and examine our stock. =
April24 y NJ DRUCKER CO..
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Donnestics,

X RAIN CRADLES and ,Ploughs, just received at
U tho "Old Corner "'by e. ". BoNNEY.
Nav ST
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Tailoring

Tailoring:
H,HE susscssbeT would inform his friends and the Z
IL, public generally that ho has Just received Z
choice assortment Of Spring and Summer-aooda
4 -. --coNsIsTGe Or - u -
CLOTHS, cAssfMERs, SILK .:-i.f.s -
Worsted, md Narcotics Eesi!hgs c7s.
prab De.ete, TSeeds and Lfnen eoatipgs
= :. Plain sWbite and Fancy Colored Linen
Drillings and other Pantaioon Goods -
He has Just received the very latest FashionsArd
viii execute work IN the best Of Syle and Despatch
April 3--tf - - GA. MCDONALD
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HENRY VERNON
:. OR. q
THE DREAM.
'DN-AN
BIZ A GEORGIAN.

rCHTS is the,ttle Of a Romance now in process Of
i completion .which.will be issued in two numbers
on the lst andl5th Of July, 1866. The scenes are
laid mainly in the United States England and Spain
The workwlh be printed. on pure white paper with
new type and will equal in quantity Of matter an
dinary sized D1odecimo yolumeo 800 pages. twill
be promptly issued and forwarded to ali who will send
their orders accompanied with the cash.
J So. TERMS. :
Single Copy, 1.-Two Numbers). $075.
TO Glubsof 3or More. (per copy). 90.
Remttanoes must be made in bills or change, and
not in Post Office Stamps Address 49,
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Spring Goods.

!. Spring Goods. -
TINE Subscriber has received his usual supply Of
i Goods. for Ladies' and Gontlemen's Summer
Wear, which he sinvites them to coll and examifIe,
can be had in the place. z, ". D, McDoWALL, +
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TNHE Subscribers have on hand a full stock Of
Il Fashionable Hats of all descriptions including
Panama, Leghorn, Straw, and PALM Leaf in Men and
Boys sizes A. u A.R. hENNEDl. :
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