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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14

New ORLEANS DooMEo.-Thc Memphis E..
Gle predicts that twenty-five years from this
time grass will be growing in the streets Of New
Orleans, and the completed railway system Of
the South will have transferred the mouths Of
the Mississippi to Savannah and Charleston. 1t
says that the dangers Of the Gulf must aud
will be avoided.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14

ANaruow EscAr. w !carn tl.at Z very
narrow escape trou lightning was experienced
on the 81: inst, by apary Of gentlemen engagg'
ed ON 4 fishing excursioa to the -Four Holes
Swamp" The party were driven 10 shelter
hy q rain storm, aud two gentienca, Mcssrs.
Vim. Lee Ellis and john Bill. took shoter u'i'
der Iarge oak which WAS slsivcred by blast,
within a very few Inu.es after 'heir leaving
it, nnd while Mr.. Ellis was y"t within ;rH feet
oft, and others of the party within forty Sect
The only effect experienced i'y the persons
was shock; wi.i,, rendered Mr.. Ellis iDseGsi.
bic for llalf an hour Charleston CcuTnr.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14
Executive Appointments.

WAsnlNGToS, August 7.--Judse Moore, OF
Alabama, has been appointed Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court in Kansas uicc R".i'
Elmore, removed on the same ground as tx
Gov. Reeder: TOWNSEND Harris, of N {"
York, has been appointed Consul to JalA'
urder lhe Perry Treaty.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14
Sheriff Sales.

10y virtue of sundry writs Of Fl. Fa 10 me directed,
ID will soil on the first Monday in September next
il being the third day OF said month before the Court
House door at Camden, between the legal hours Of
sale, the following property, towit:
One Carriage and Harness, levied on as the proper
ty of T. Tryon at tho suit OF S. Farrar and others.
Aug. ltd. L. BARNES, S K. D.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14
Hot Weather.

The average temperature Of tho weather for the
month Of July ut was sl.55 degrees of tile thermom.
c!er Tho hottest day the mercury reached 81 dc.
grecs. The uniform temperature was remarkable, as
well as the usual prevalence Of winds from the South
and Southwest.
The fall Of rain during the same mouth was 2.74
inches al this place.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14
The Savannah Courier nf Thur day. .ays:

The Savannah Couie, of Thur day. lays:
1--WE have already announced the arrival of
the first bale of new cotton in this IN rke,, and
to day have to announce the arrival Of the
second, to Messrs Crane, Wells & Co. from the
plantation of Mr.. I. w. Westbrok, Sump:er
county, in this State forwarded by Mr.. w. S.
Johnson, Of Americus. The staple is good and
in quality it ranks as strictly good middng.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14

HEAVY RoBBERY.-Mr S. D. Carpenter, edi.
tor of the Wisconsin Patriot, was robbed last
Thursday night on the cars, at some point be
tween Ad. ian and White pigeon, Of near eleuen
thousand dollars, mostly in Ohio and Indiana
bin. Mr.. G. has no clue to the robber or rob
brrs, as his small satchel Containing the money.
aud which he kept close to his person, must
have been taken whilst he drowsed. ha,in. been
deprived Of sleep for several nights on account
of indiSpositon, from which lie had sufficiently
recovered. however, 70 traycl.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14

WAsuSGroS, August LEX Governor
Shannon, Of Ohio, has been appointed Governor
Of Kansas vice the Hon. j. L. Dawson who
declined the post. Mr.. Shannon supported the
Kansas Bill in the last Congress.
Mr.. Buchanan, our Minister ut the Court Of
St. James will leave London for the Uui;ed
States on thc6lh Of October.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14

s5g- Major ELIJAH ALEXANDER has been elected a
Representative from Pcndleton Dist let in the place
of ". D. STEELE Esq, deceased.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14

DEarm OF Nix. SAMUEL FHAHco1S.--Mr Fran
cnis died this morning At eight "'rI"rk. from
the wound Inflicted on his head a few days
since. The jury up to the time Of g"i'g Ia
press, had not got through SUNNI Mig witnrs
ses but the evidence elected 81. TAR, nak'> it
evident that an Irishmau uamed Patrick Nc.
Neal, was his assassin for wh'.se arrest, war
rants have been issued.
Charleston Nr,cs
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14
Take Notice,

T FOREWARN all persons from trading with my
l. wife, Frances Ann Clyburn as will not pay any
debts contracted by her. also forewarn any person
persons from harborng my said wife, as will eli
force the Law against them.
Aug. lift WILLIAM CLYBURN.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14

The Augusta Chronicle d Sentinel Of y.ster'
DAY, says: .
"Wbeat is Row worth in this market from IS cts.
to 81 per JusLel. The Corn crop w'l! probably
he the largest ever l,,ade III this section. The
Cotton crop looks vel, ~; '2"a .: excel that o:
sO.u rr,.v:0ls vrar3,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14
Blackwood for July.

THIS interesting monthly has been received from
tho rcpublishrrs, Messrs. L. Scott Co., New York.
Tho usual interest doubt not is fully sustained in
the foreign periodicals. and in so, than liz
Backwood
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14

We arc pleased to Iearn that the difficulties
between the Postmaster General and the Green.
vile Rail Road Company have been adjusted,
and that Mr.. Campbell has Yielded to their pro.
posals-and also with the Charlotte Company.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14
The Yellow Fever al Portsmouth VI;

PORTSMOUTH, Va, August T. The .,Il'
fever is increasing, and half our ciizeus ha.
left town.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14

DR.. John E. Dennis, Of Bishopville, S. c., die
in New York on the 9Th inst, after short bu
severe illness.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14
SONS 0E TEMPERANCE.
WATEREE DIVISION Mo c

riNHEregrlar meeting ofthis Division will be hcldrr
Thursday evening, a, o'clock
BY order tie W. =. . -
Fl. W. DIXON. RS.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14

Jeremiah E. Dargan, Esq, died suddenly on
the 18th instant, in Darlington district.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14
:; En- PRICES CURRENT

w7'We are authorized to announce JOIN
R. JOY us a Candidate for re election to III.
Office Of Ordinary for Kersl'aw District at ~
ensuing election. .'..'.
V5" We are authorized to announce JET
FERSON ROGERS Esq, as Candidate Go'
the office of Ordinary for Kershaw District ~
the next cI"cion. .....
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-08-14

..tbJ.r:.N Banner 9th inst.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

SOMETHING NEw.-The man VIII
said there was J" nothing new undo,
the sum-" was an old fogy and didn''
know what he was talking about. W.
have IN illustration in point. Accord.
ing to a statement in the Philadelphia
Ledger. a large number of springs
have been discovered in western Pen
nyslvania, which by process Of eva.
poration and disti|la'ion, yield an oil
equal in purity to the best sperm oil.
II is represented as furnishing a brill.
ant light, and as not being effected by
the cold with the thermometer four.
teen degrees below zero. ~
The above is something Of a dis.
covery. but We have one down here at
least equal to it If the P-nnsyl.
vanians have found out how to manu-.
facture water into oil. we have lear
ned aprocs>s whereby swamp mud can
lie transformed into passible COAL
Fact. pom honor. The" firma mentum
has been tested. sud makes . verv
Bot 6ve.-6eeee>t
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

L % Under TIE head Wanted, .
the Philadelphia North Aperieaa
has the ibllo~ing:
!" A Sew agonv, in the shape n .
negro ballad. for everybody TO sing.
whistle and danc--for sil hands 10
play-all midnight carousers to, chor.
IA. We notice that this ia the Arst
pesiod since the immortal Jim Grow
Rice turned and whe.I-d about tn 40
mnch profit, thar we have lacked such
a.rrfrain We have successively cor.
signed 10 the earth after lingering and
varied torture, those stars Of their sex,
Lacy Neal. Coal Black Rose. Lucy
Long. The Rose Of Alabama. and
Lily Dale and The Nell who sleeps in
the !. Hazel Dell" is still fresh in the
memory. If" Old Dog Tray" had
not expired amid The terrible tortures
Of last New Years Eve. the dog law
would have given the faithful animal
his qui-tus. We respectfully state
in advertising the Want. thai the fol-
lowing are indispensable to the new
song The subject must be "luby
culled gall" She must have resided,
in the course Of her sublunary exist
ence. in T" Old virginny,' Tennessee.
Alabama or Mississippi, as unbroken
custom prescribes. ssShe must have
done considerable sparkling in time |
by the light of.tbe moon, and have
met with an untimely end before he
'"nsummation of her hopes An oc-
'asionally an allusion to plantation
productions general y will be consider
ID indispensable. and, above all
hings let the fair Ethiopian he inter.
ed >omew ere where the wild flowers
nay perform the wonderful feat of
'bIos"mi"g' on her ''little green
grave" ~'.-
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

b. -GAs-A Nttls nirth mi1eo
web With both b1iaines and philss-
thropy. Ho~ stupid he, both in labor
and 10 leia,se, would - withootsYAoe
gaiety within ~ whiet respond q ~
cheerfulnek and beauty arouu1Dse.-
Nay it, main currsats run I'll lle Il.
per, web as freshef and purer, for the
light riils that laughing ind 1ashing
How into them. The rivers would 80.
nate into pools, If the rivulets cesssa
their play. Phile0p6ers and men a
business. isve ! thsiy souls alixs.
and keeptheir intellect fresh and -
thy BY mingling the mirthfulness Of
youth with the sobernesa :-and even
fun and philanthropy ere olfep found
in the same character.
~ A queer hid o. Is called .
horse-mackerel was s.ught ~ week
off Richmond Island, near Portland.
Me. 1t was eleven feet long. eirtsd
seven feet. and weighed eleven hund.
red pounds. re stas
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

~ Bronse statues. Of Patrick
Henry, and Thomas Jefferson. have
been received in New York, from
Italy. They are to adorn the Capital Vi
Virginia, and we're executed BY Mr..
Csawfos1, ~ ssalpsse.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

Hams MIRROR OF THE SourH.Al
We hail with pleasure the appearance
ofthe first Number Of Harris Mirror :"
aMonthly Magazine devoted to South
srn literature and art-the advocacy
Of Southern education-tbe cultiva-
tion Of the useful-the Progress of
the Beautiful. The Number before
~. is for September. It contains two
fine steel engravings-"Preparing
Moses, for the Fair" and . beautiful
female figure. adorned with flowers
smblsmatic Of f" July ALSO, q good
view Of Centenary College, At Jackson.
The articles are nearly all from South
srn authors. In typographical ap.
pearance the mirror" is equal to any
Monthly, published in the Union. re-
hecting great credit on our enterpris.
ing and prosperous confreresin Church |
Street. From the very bottom of
soul, We wish the Mirror . full mea-
sure Of the success it deserves. We
firmly believe that there is talent,
enough in the South. to support, a
work Of this character; other people.
who think after the same fashion,
Gve-dollars worth, should 90 immedia-
Esly to the Office, and invest that
amount in advance. for the coming
reason. $3.50 .. ...e
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

% A genius At Worcester Mass,
has invented an ingenious contrivanc &c.
where by the steam whistle (which is
now, the greatest nuisance We have)
10 made to discourse melodious music.
The one on exhibition plays i" Oh
Susannah don't you, cry for q e.
Think, Of going into port with . q IA
chine playing Home again" in forty
octaves ! delightful thought-comfort-
able idea. /
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

A HARD Hir-A Charleston pa.
per, speaking Of the progress Of cant,
humbug ard fanaticis,D at the North,
recently observed We expect to
hear yet, Of a reformed Railroad Presi.
dent, drawing crowded houses to hear
the exposition Of tbr art Of raising The
wind. and all wonderful ,ooaders eff
New York THANKSGIVING"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

in this bill. Ifit fail to pass, your publ,
offices would be closed, courts q justic.
shut sp. your revenue officers arrested i.
the discharge Of their duties and The wholl
Government brought to stand still. Is
The bill of course requires the assent o.
both branches Of Congress, and the scheme
is 10 add clause to it, repeating the Fugi.
tive Slave Law and the Nel,rasks law. SC
q to force the Senate toessent to these un-
Constitutional measures Or to assume the
responsibility Of stopping the wheels Of
Government BY rejecting the whole bill. .
Think Of this I'll You Wholesale and
retail dealers 10 the political stock
market! Ye oficeholders and such
hangers on, as draw from the public
crib the very wind. you use. in abuse
oftbe prerogatives Of liberty! Trem.
bic at the thought Of an Office, with
out roof above or floor below, an Office
without compensation. and contingent
funds! A body without a soul can be
conceived, but an Office without a sal
ary-neve' the things impossible.
SPIRITUAL HAaMoNY.--Thcre is .
cord in every bosom, that must he
touched now and then, to discourse
melodious music to the honor and
it ofhumanity. After all. when we
look about us. and study character as
it is presented under different circum-
stances; operated upon. BY events Of
life. as they come floating in upon US
in an ever changing current; We must
that all mankind is actuated
by the same impulses-the same emo
lions. The Almighty Hand above
rs, has 50 ordered it. that public, as
we'll as private calamities come upon
Is. to teach the lessons of mutual
dependence and humility--lessons
which bind US together as brothers in
'ffliction, and make US members of
me- common family. whose present in
crest and future welfare, is idcntically (
be same Hence it is. that in spite
t q thousand things in daily MONDAY
tie, that separate us one from another,
here are times when heart bleeds I
u heart, and united tears lningle in {
REF for the sadness-the sorrow and {
he affection Of others. Such scene
'as that, on Sunday evening last, !;
hen nearly one half Of the population 6
T our lovely little city. came together
perform the last rites, over the bod il
8 Of a mother and brother; bSlh Il
be consigned to the tomb at the Q
lme hour No words we're wanted n
'ere, to tell the sad story no pre-
ribbed form for grief-no appeal from ST
re tongue Of eIoquence to harrow up . :,
10 soul, Silence in such a scene
uches the heart with more pathos Ell
an words; and every one was moved So
sympathy. There was the kind
end-the gentle hand Of woman to .,
othe and comfort with sympathising SC
bs and tears, the distressed, mother.
's and fa'herless daughters. There :. ~
IS the old man and the young. The ~
'mer With his head averted to hide
e strong weakness Of his nature L
lilst the faithful servants of an ill., "a
lgent, mistress joined in the general 81;
ief. Indeed, that was a scene to F
lch the coolest heart, and to con. pr
ice the most skepticaI that there are IA
Spiritual Harmonies. - o.
NEw.-The man who la a.
d there was" nothing new under
sum-" was an old fogy and didn't r..
- II y, - lN
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

A FRESH supply Of K. Basins nm.
~ rivsled PERrUMInY and FANCY ART.
Giles, direct from Philadelphia, sueh e.:
EXTRACTS for HANDx BcHrlys.
OX-MARROW POMNADB:
PHlLOCOME Do.
FANCY SOAPS; WASH BALLS:
SHAVING BRUSHES: UAlR d..
TOOTH Brushes; wsters Tooth 6osp, &C..
for sal Mt the Third Street 1kUG eT6kE.
july25-y. J. L. VALET. DrneeisAr
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

Attention Housekespersl
WE ARE NOV OPENING A
w splendid assortmsntof
PLAIN I FANCY CUT PnH0SID olAnYARn.
CHNAsAND CROCKEBY.
Plated CASTORo, @s
CAKE BAokEIA .
FORKS.
Spoons, b., "a.
And general assortment q u0UDEIIePlN8
ARTICLES, 70 which the 0I11ation Of purchaeers
u invited. tansustl.J J.HTYtR co.
Oyncs o. fHB BAfou DoUus Am C,u7oa
PLANK Roam CoMpAHy,
,,o- Baton Rouge, Jssss liza 1855.
~ holders Of the Baton Rouge and Clinten Plenk
Road Company. that IN instalment Of ten 0Ol
per cent, Tor y 20 per shars) Of he Capltst
STOCK Of said company. viii b due and paysblsr
on or be ore the 18th and 18th days Of Aueue
next u ~ By order Of the Board,
ID no v Q. ". POP1. Secretary
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

Ladies'. Ladies. Ladies do eel
your lovely Aces, against some of the
vulgar iniquities Of woman. An ex-
tract from . newspaper before us,
says. that At the annual fair. Of
Seneca country Ohio. xhioh is to
come of in October. there is to be a
Ladies foot race. for priest" An
other extract before Us, contains Mrs.
T. Cakes Smiths opinion Of women
prcticing law. We are willing to
admit for Mrs. E. Cakes, . masculine
mind, but it would be decidedly bet.
Tor employed in teaching the young
acorns Of the parent tree, how to
shoot. In speaking of the Practice"
If female Practitioners, Mrs. E. Cakes
says: Emma G. Coe. I am told.
has already euterned into practice in
Philadelphia, Pa; Elizabeth Young
y doing the same At Lowell, Mass.
and now l have q letter before me
rom . youug.1ady at Mansfield. Mass,
who has chosen like career. This
young girl. grave, selfpoisd, hand
some and intelligent, cannot fail to
move in . sphere honorable alike to |
herself and useful to Others. |
We make no doubt, If she has
sense enough to know the object Of
her existence. she will. If she does,
she will 60 and get married and prac-
tioe the domestic virtues.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07
Spffial 1otiffs =.
TO the LWateSl

10 INC AeglGt&0{
<END ON YOUR EMPTY COLO.
~ gne Bottles and have them HlIed vits = e,sm.
y of COLOGNE --inferior 70 none. Il ~ nm (
SUPERIOR quality Of tea, please call % ~ 49,.
signed before purchasing elsewhere 20 n
rauRust3. SNr.;sH
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

FoR TEE CoxEf.
The Absurtlities ofEng,ish photography
take tie word SAFE; - word of four
letters only and shall furnish some eaxm-
pies There are twenty-nine ways to
spell this word, bv allowing to each of it.,
thee elements, only three # the MANY
repres. nations that the high authority of
established usage, has given to them ::
should lead us to suspect there is something
unsafe, in our orthograthy. From a care.
full inspection of the following, it will be
readily seen, that If. instead of word of
three elementary sounds, we had taken one
of four, with three representations for
each. the result, which now stands
3X3X3=27 ways. would then stand
3X3X3X3=s7 ways But the following
is example an as" has l9."a" "a and
#" IL representations, which give Tx
34Xl2=7752 ways to spell "sa e,' ard
in every me of this vast numbers Of WAYS.
the high authority of the established usage
Of the best writer's, could be cited for such
representations IF each of its ultimate ele.
ments. Examples wi h fl thus: 81
!. S-ei-f-safe. s-ey-f-safe. s-eigh-f-
safe, c-ei-f-safe. c-ey-f-safe, c.eigh-f-
safe Sc i--safe, sc-ev-f-safe, sc-eigh-C
safe. With-ph-f-l. S-ey-ph-- safe. s-eigh-
Gel ph-safe, c-ey-ph-safe, c.
eigh-ph-sate. sect. pb-safe sc-ey-ph-
safe. sc-eigh- pn-safe -With-gh-f !.
ei-gh-safe, s-ey gh->aie-s- eigh-gh-
safe. c-ei-gh-ssfe. ey-gh-safe, c-eige-
sc-ei-gh--safe, -gh-safe,
sc-eigh-gh-safe.
What have shown of . safe y may with
equal falicity he shown o. eee of every
thousand words in the language Com
ment unnecessary. BY,NeroN.
ANOTHER DEFAULrING TREASURER.
The Savannah News, of Monday last,
says:
A society Of colore9 persons in this
,ity, organized under the title of The
Friendly Sons Of Africa" for the
purpose of aiding emig,ants to siber-
a, have made the unfortunate discov
Try thai their treasurer. Dennis Smith.
J brother African. has become a de-
aul'er to the full amount ofthe funds
f the association-sOme $50.
LETTER FROM TIE BEY OF Tux1s.-
he Presi dent has received. through
he american Consul General 1T
Tunis, a letter from the reigning Bpy
f that country. officially announcing ;
he dea'h IF his predecessor. and :,
raising the the virtues of the deca ed
fter the Eastern fa>ion, as well as in {
oking the favor of Providence for the
rejection Of the people and govern.
tent Of the United States. 1t is
rit,en in Arabic characters, and was I
by q translation in A
rench.
A HARD Hir-A Charleston pa [
er. speaking Of the progress Of cant. :.
umbug and tanaticisn at the North.
'cently observed We expect to s
.ar yet, Of reformed Railroad Presi <
enr. drawing crowded houses to hear
e exposition Of tbr art Of raising The :
ind. and all wonderful ,ooaders eff i: !:
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

Equality 20 .agl,
At THE ONE PRICE CLOTHING aroaR
of w. ID. PHILLlEsN.
LAFAYETTE STREET.
lie deals upon the above '.motto'' his
~ Stock is the most varied and best ia
the place, the extreme low prices now
marked on all the goods makes it an object
for all who are wanting Clothing to eive
him call before purchasing elwhsse.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07
Wn,akId.

NEGRO woman, who 10 ! frst.
a rate Washer md Ironer, can lnd . perma.
nent situation. .: liberal WAGES. on appijcation
to (july26-y.1 ". 3. PIKE.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

Li9eSeed OH.
QY THE BARREL OR GALLON, for
~ sale by Taos. PHEnDsHeAsr & Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-07

What | have shown of safe y may with
equal falicity he shown o. 999 of every
thousand words in the language Com
ment unnecessary. BYiNGToN.
Smyrna times., 1855-02-07
49, N IOLfSALE
Book and Stationery House.

~ N.
On the Cash Plan! Extensive sales and No Lus.rs
Make u profitable To sell at very Low Pieces
~ ASON BROTHERS. % PARK Row, opposite Ihe
1f1 Asor house. New Work. olicr one OF i,, most eA.
tensVe siu k ana cUmele assrneuts IN the counlr, ui
BOOkS and STATIONERY iOr Cash Uniy
The amOunI Oi GOods ia purchased bv country =
merchants. WsualIl qhc small com pared Ih lIc.r
dry sds hardware and other bills; aid llIs very cic.
tuTnsaHce aEuluIviS crmIr.s IOhbers ihe bik huSI
Hess, Who sell 0n uhe Ia gel larger IOHis order 10
maze up oI 4he losses and extra expenses iit,>sri
ihNniNed III CTtHH tlIs ri su all annuuts Ii 4,
also easy l"r ihc merchant lu make arraugcGeuIs u
buy his book bIll inr cash though might not he
conveiiient r nun 30 purchase larger bills IL ih!,
way . ..t...
These considerations have led us to adO,i IN our
business, from Ihs dare, Junary 1894. The following
principles. viz: small profts. uHUarg,ng priccs ana
GlUays cash.
Being ourselves the >"'e pul,Shers "f f. nninhcr nt
Tire leading anal m">i qSfii.Ds ScrIo lonh-
in the cnuutty, vel wuSs IA .,iH-r pafJintIis
our lacIlities are H:,>urpnss,d
Call upon us. ar send an nr~T aud nudge lar Vaur
selves he saving sou can make ny li.g US ,,
cash is worth whIle.
Our lOcanon rs very central, ahd easily tpuuL -
Stand on he ASlOr House Steps and Jnk s.rairhI TOR
ward across the c'frI.er Park and ,0u cannot
avOirf seeing cur signs Remember the name u
MASON BRO TlfnRS
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