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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
John Sherman, the Artrul, Dodger.


John Sherman, the Artful' DOdger.
We clip the following from the
Jackson EGpress. 1t shows how
Sherman can "wire in and wire outn
when plain question is put to him.
"In the evening number Assem-.
bled at the Court House to hear Theo-
dore Shearer explain. Republican
principles. The champion of falSe-
hoOds,' John Sherman, who endorsed
the sentiment that ANY man that
was not an Abolitionist was q diabol.
ical inStrunent OF the Devil, was
present.
"Mr. Shearer spoke at great length
upon the Black Republican negro
Iequalay party. In the course of his
remarks he stated "that the Supreme
Court Of the United States had deci.
ded that negro was not q citizen of
the US. Now said Theodore, this
is the first time in the history of this
country that any person ever said or
even thought that negro was not a
citizen OF the United States 1t this
point, George W. johnson, Esur.,
asked Mr.. Shearer if John Quincy
Adams lad aot SO decided when he
was Secretary of State, and had ref1.
GeG to issue passports to negroes as
citizens, and that if his decision had
not ever since governed the State De.
Ipartment, and was re affirmed by
Webster when he was Secretary, and,
also, if the late VIM. Writ, Attorney
General Of the U. S. had not so held!
"ThiS rather stumpod Theodore,
and he replied by saying that he did
not know what Mr.. Adams Or Mr..
Writ had decided; it might be posi-.
bic that they had SO decided.
80 here was an error in Theodore's
statements, and clean back down
from what he had asserted.
Esquire Johnson then propounded
the following question to Mr.. Shear
err.
"'Do the Republican party hold
the doctrine that a negro is a citizen
Of tho United States within tho moan-
ing ofthe Constitution
"Mr. Shearer replied that he (the
negro) was citizen for the purpose of
sueing in the Courts ofthe q. S.
"Mr. j. then asked him if he (the
negro) was a citizen of the U. S.
within the meaning of the Constitu.
ton, and entitled to all the rights,
privileges, and immunities Of citizens
Of the several StatesP
"When this question came so point.
led, Theodore 'flinched from the ra.
zor' and stepped to one side, and
called upon his friend Sherman, (who
was sitting behind where Theodore
was speaking) to answer the question,
stating at the same time that he
! I(Shearer) had not been a member of
the party long enough to know what
it did hold to upon that question, and
therefore he would let Mr.. Sherman
ANSWER it for him.
"Mr. Sherman thereupon got up
and requested that the question that
was propounded to Mr.. lShearer be
re.stated, which was done. Mr..
sherman replied by saying, that he
the negro) was citizen Of the U. S.
for the purpose of sueing in the Feder-
Ial Courts.o E'a
"Mr. johnson replied by saying,
SIS he not citizen for any other puE-
] pose but sueingl did not know that
the Constitution knew any half way
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06

D@Tho Journal man, in reply 10
our aquib about that horn, says wa
"bad a BROTHER and then proceeds to
say he wasn't any better than he sho'd
be. 1t is The last resort of the Nayi-
gator clique to commence on come of
our relatives when they con fnd moth.
ing to say about US. They remind US
Of the boy who WAS sopudly thrasheI
by playmate, and who retaliatei
thus; DOG on yo--ifI can't Ho.. ye.
| can male MOUTHS a! y0w sister !"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06

WHAT Observation-Disclosures
ing we have for two successive weeks
published Douglas record and speech,
es in favor Of the Homestead bill, and
Notwithstanding Charles D. Martin,
our Representative in Congress, vot-
ed, with every other Democratic Rep
resentative from Ohio, for the Home,
stead Bill, yet some Of the Republi-
cans are still, with an impudonce un.
parallelec, asserting that Douglas
lodged and Martin voted against the
Homestead Bill. Can you, citizens Of
Vinton county, believe anything that
such men say when they will thus
wilfully falsify recorded facts.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06

mission 70 its decrees through the
journal. Witness article in last Jour,
nal against ]. J. Shockey.
"The imagination of the brilliant
editor of the Democrat is a vivid one.
He sees vast number of cliques
among his opponents. lie speaks Of
the Republican clique" Black Re.
publican clique" Black Republican
Court House clique" "Navigator
clique" journal clique" &c.-JOar-
nal.
We refer to that clique, Mr.. Jour.
nal. which put in nomination that
ticket which stands at the head oi
your editorial columns; to that clique
that, by its wire working and manage,
ment prevented Il fair convention OF
the R,publican party TO nominate its
COUNTY ticket, and to that clique which
useS yon rs its suppliant tool, and of
which it il generally understood the
RaccUon Navigator is the Command
Or in-chief. We refer to but one
clique,tbe only one we know anything
about, the one above menhoned.--
When we write about THAT clique, we
don't stop for names SO it is appro-
pirate and expresses our idea at the
time. Our readers will readily nm.
deystand who we mean. So don't
trouble youfselfabou it, Mr.. Journal.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
Horton on the Tariff.

The most laughable occurrence OF
the Republican pow WOW, was Hor-
toms effort to explain up his vote for
the tariff OF 1857, which reduced the
tariff on iron from 30 to "a per cent.
and put large quantity Of the wool
imported into this country on the free
list, thereby bringing it into direct
competition with the wool raised by
our farmers. After choking over the
matter and floundering about for near
balf hour, he finally said if he done
wrong he injured himself as we'll as
others; that he done the best he knew
how, aud that if ii acas to do Ovsr
again lie ac0uld do tile same thing,
under the same circumstances. His
friends seemed to be ashamed of his
explanation. Wher Sherman come
to speak, he said that he had always
voted with Horton only on the tariff,
and believed that Horton regretted
voting against it, and Mr.. Welsh, in
the evening, tried to help Horton out
by saying he made great mistake
1t won't do, gentlemen Horton said
he would do the same thing over, un.
der the same circumstances.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
Refgsee toTell.

The Journal refuses to tell who etoia
Shades Commission out olthe Clerks
Office. Its editor is not Us communi.
catiye now as lie was last winter
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
and
Hon. G. D. MARTIN,

will address the people. We trust our
friends in the various townships will
make arrangements for bringing in
large,delegations, and that men Of all
parties will come out and hear these
able champions defend the rights of
WAib men.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
COUNTY TICKET.

For Auditor--NELsON RICHMOND.
For Clerk-GEORGE LANTZ.
For Sherifl--DAYID FOREMAN.
FOR Probate Judge--E. A. BRATTON.
For Treasurer--HENRY REYNOLDS,
FOR Commissiouer--JOHN FEE.
For Coroncr--S. c. CASE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06

Democratic ElCCtOrnTTiCkct
/, sERAPHlM MEYER, Of Stark County;
= WILLIAM B. WOODS, Of Licking;
WlLLlAM J, FLAGG, Of Hamilton;
JOHN SCHIFF, Of HamiItoni
JACOB H. FOOS, Of Preble;
SILAS b. WALKER, Of Shelby;
EDWARD SHEFFIELD, OF llenryi
NEWTON A. DEVORE, Of Brownj
HENRY c. COFFMAN, of Foyelte;
GE0RGEF. STAYMAN, of Delaware;
CHESTER MOTT, of Wyandott;
JOHN D. JAMES, of Jackson;
. JAMES M. MILLER, of Meigs;
. SAMUEL G. FOSTER, of franklin;
WILLIAM DURBlN, Of Erie;
BURR KELLOGG, of Ashland;
NICHOLAS f. JOSS, Of Holmes;
AMOS LAYMAN of Washington; e.
WILSON S. KENNON, Of Belmont;
ISRAEL Il. CARTER, oil Summit;
CHARLES D. ADAMS, Of Lake;
GEORGIA A. HOWARD, of Ashiabulu;
GEORGE WEBSTER, of Jefferson;
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-05-08
THE ELIXIR
Roman Eye Balsam.

go FOR LAFLANED s6{ES.
a Nd for the cure Of Scronlous Humors and sore.
n ness surrounding or near the Eye. mall diseas-
es of this character il is almost certain cure. The
followinsextract from a letter :st received refers
TO one Of the many similar cases constantly reported:
'-ss JERSEY CRY, October. 29th, 1859.
= Messrs a. B. & D. SASDs-Dsar STs:-lh have for
a number: OF yea,s been troubled with sore and in.
famed eye lids, which Though they never caused me
s,nueh pain, were very annoying on other accounts
Ihare tried a. number of medicines at different times
without the slightest success. Seeing an advertise
ment of your Roman Eye Balsam, il spite omy scrl
ticism resolved to get some, and at least try it,!
am n,w wrung this in the fullest gratitude to IL.
torm yeu.{ could almostsend you ifty dollar biD
.thai lew and only lew, applications have resulted
in complete cure Respectfully yours
- .f,!,p5f = sess5.j 55 5;z't l iIgZABRISKIE.
Price as Cents per Jar.-Will be sent free per
mail to any part ol the United States upon receipt
<i 30 cents in postage stamps
Prepared byA. b 4 D. Sands, Druggists, 100 Full
/. ton street, corner ofsyilham New York
For sale BY p JOHN. Nick IN, Druggist,
Z, April 24-It Camden, s. C.
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

II not only relieves liie child From pain but invlg'
rntes the stomach aud bowels corrccts aciditT and
give, lone and energy to the whole systen II will
almost instantly relieve GRIPPING in the BOWELS
and WIND COLIG, and overcome CoSvuLsoSs
which if uotI ---..-,- Ispccdily reme-
,i.d end n FUR dea III. e
.h,Leve il rl,ei CEEEED ls EN- BEST and STR
EST remedy in Teathing. me nrs ~Uru, UT N n
and D1ARRnGA in children. whether il arises from
,eehing or from 'asy oller cause. We would say 10
eye,y mother who has child suffering from any of
lie fnreroiug compainls-do not let y"nr lrejudces
nor the prcindiccs of others. stand between yonr
suffering child aud the relief that will tie snre-yes
absolutely sre-to follow the use of this medicine ii
tiurey used Full directions for nsing will accomrany
each bottle None genuine unless the lac simiie ni
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is OIL the outside
wrapper. Sold by
JOIN ASHHURST. 90 TInync-strcet.
VAN SCHAACK& & GkIERSON, 22l kirg st:
Charleston. So "a.
And also hy JOHN J. McKA1N.
Camden, So. Gu.
Principal OGlce, No. u Cedar-strcet New York
Price ouy % cents, per bottle. March Oily
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AYERS AGUE CURE,
rnn TIE Speedy CURE OF

FNTERMFTTENT FEVER, or Fever aud Ague
I Remi,teut Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ag'le. Pe-
riodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, and Bilious
Fevers. indeed fer t whole class of diseases oilg
nu,iug in hillary arrangement, caused 10y the Alniara
o: miusmaiic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the neceSs
ties of the American people than sure ana sale cure
for Fever and Agne.
Fever and Agne Is not alone the consequence OF t'e
miasma ic prison. A great variety n disorders ar1se
from ils irritation, among which are Nenralgih fiIeu'
mati.m, Goul, Headache Blindness, Toollache. Ear
uche. Caarrh, Asthma Papi,ation. Paiulul Affection
Of the Spleen Mysteries lain-in the Bowels, Collc
Paralysis, and arrangement of the Stomach, all OF
which when originating in this cause, put on the IN
termi,rent tvpe, or become periodical This s"CUkE"
cxpes The poison from The blood, and consequently
c,res lem all alike IL is all invaluable protection
o in migrants and persons travelling or Temporarily
residing ia the nalarious districts. 1fahen OCCASION
ally or daily willie exposed 10 the Infection that Will
b. excreled from the system, and Cannot accumulate
ia sufficient quantity 10 rlen into disease hence ~
is even more valuable for protection than cnre' aud
few will ever suffer from Intermitlemts, il u.ey avail
uselyes Of the protection riIi+ remedy atioos.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G. AVER & CO.,
= LOWELL, MASS
Sold byJ.J. McIlaiu, Camden, s. e.
AT WHOLESALE pr
HAvrLAND, sTEvENsoN & CO.,
..r:17=Guas Charleston, S. c. !,
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And also ].

Principal Office No. u Cedar-strcet, New York
p,;re ou.y % cents per bottle. March ely
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An Ordinance

OF TIE TOWN or CANDEN, IN REL-A TON
TO THE TOWN SCALES.
DE IT ORDAINED BY THE INrEHDAST AND WAR
ID DENS OF THE Town OF CAMDEN, IN COUNCIL
ASSEMBLED,
l. That the TOWN SCALES 81 all be annually let
to responsible person, VINO shall DO styled the
TOWN WElGEEK lie shall oe required 10 give
Bond Tor the faithful performance o! the duties oil his
Office in the sum oil Five Hundred Dollars, with two
good Securities, and shall bo required to take the fol
lowing Oath ! Go solemnly swear Tint will faith.
fully perform the dnties Of Ile Office of Public
Weigher to the best Of my skill and ability h:p
me God.
SECT. IT shall Re the duty Of Tie Public Weigh
or to weigh without delay all Merchandise or Pro
duce brought to said Scales lor that purpose and he
shall be entitled 10 Charge Ten Cents fur each Draft
SEQ 3. lie shall keep Book, in which he shall
enter the weight Of each Draft, and what il consist
ed, when weighed, and for wtom weighed, ard shal!
give certificate thereof when requested Said Book
~ be open any member ol Council or their Clerk
Done and Ratified in Couneh, his 10th day Of jfarch,
1860. J. E. KERShAW, lntendant.
J. K. wlTHERsrOQN, Recorder Apl 10
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Notice of Election.
State Of sOHth.Car0Iina --KGrsslaS
District

OFFICE COURT OF rGENERALSESSICNSf
AND COMMON PLEAS.
E ". CLYBCRN, Clerk Of said Court in pursu.
4 ance OF ;he directions o The Acts Of the Lrgsls.
lir. such made and provided do hereby give
public notice, that IN Election ior CLERK OF THE
COURT for said District will lie held on Monday, the
Ith day Of June next at tie usual places of Election
throughout, the said DisLict
IWnesS nly hand and Seal at C1udep Ibis Sd day Of
.imH. i. D. 1860. W. CiYBURN.
April l0-td Clerk.
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south Caroiina---axcrsIa Districs

In the Common Pleas.
Jared Parkburs', Jr.. Us Joseph c. Wilson, i
20. Attachment.
NNlIEREAS. the Plaintiff did OIL the 2sth day o,
W March, $50, file HE Declaration against tue
defendants who, las it is sandy is absent from and with
ont the limits Of this Stale, and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the samo, upon which copy
of the said Declaration might be served II is there
fore ordered, that the said Defendants do appear and
plead 10 the said Declaration on or before the 2sth
day Of March, which will be in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty one Otherwise
final aud absolute Judgment will then be given and
awarded against them.
Clerks Ltice, Kershaw District.
March 2s.k, y. D. 1860 ". CLYBU2N,
Apr g. Clerk.
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! ,,ai53s5 ,s..s; NEW So
&. Ss;,s,1. Mo ol,iua Ape
Wanted.
! TIE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES To LET TIE
Large and Commodi0us Brick EIouse

y >. THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES To LET THE
Large and Commodious Brick House,
Formerly the property and Residence OF Ms Beuj
Halle 10 some Lady who will open it and keep ii as
a BOARDING HOUSE Eos YOUNG LADI Is ana
sihe TEACHERS connected with MRS McGANDLESS'
SEMINARY::sa
a., The location is perfectly healthy 'sll the year
round;" and the entire premises are in complete re-
pair. To q Lady having suitable servants ofber
rwn, or who can hire them, possessing means suth-
cient to furnish the rooms, with sme experience in
domesuc economy, enterprize Of this Kind-we
think in common with mauy Of our citizens, who SEQ
and dieeiIthe want If such On eslablislIment-would
prove <ery profitable Should a competent persoi,
be found To engage this business, the rem Of the
house Will be reduced TO one half Of what the pres
ent occupant is paying, VIZ from $3.50 To Sl25-
Auotler story can be very easily added to the build
ing; and this would be immediately done as SOON
as needed
The exercises. Of tho School commence On the lSt
Monday in October, at which time, also, it would be
necessary TO open the Boardi-g House.
Please address the undersigned at Cam Zen, S. c.
April 24-G L. McCANDLESS.
Gg- Charleston Tfi Weekly He'eurv copy times.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-05-08

FISH AND BLES-
rE>uE subscriber would Inform the citizens Of Cam.
i den and Kirkwuod Tint they can be furnished
with FISH and VEG ETABL on Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS, at 10 clock. at the new Market.
The FISH will be perfectly good and iresb a. they
will be brought up in Ice
April l7-tf W. C. pUTTON.
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NEW cnIeass, Dec. ~. 1850
Mr. HENRY FAss1fAN: = -
sirThe Iron Hoops with your Tie, which sent for
gave entire satisfaction md ays sed hpse subsequently,
il binding about foatsi 81 mype#en crop This
simple and easily managed and ny negroes experience
less diicaly and delay inapplyiag II than rope.
hesitation IN asserting belief 81 The superiority
Bands with your Tie. rope for neacs safety
economy The putting cotton ind my merchants have
objections shall them upon syefy bale of my
next crop Respectfully,
Your obeaiant servant,
R6BT. sEMPIE,
OF wilkinson county siissssippf.
n9-aassrs- al n. Turnba 4 ca the merchants uf Mr.
seinpe whom reference Is made for the Authenticity the
daa apn n. FAssMAN.
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On Tuesday evening" 81 nss Christ Ghareh hs The Rev
DR. Ieaeack Mr. THOMAS n MclxNEEi5Y of Fast Feliriana
q Miss TRxANA u. NICK 4 u of this city
THE pai particularly the bride wkem We
hare knewn since shs little STAR ce IL tho tsee
a INT swnkilng above the horizon e have our earties
Wishes fer long prosperous and happy life And III their
eais sroaad The orbit Of naony may the welded
besssd that old We shall still BE- able h le
rising rcm The horizon Of c of tho three o
which, ue The fall Texaaa has % happily aken her leave
Z gREFt ssrse FSFi i
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ss \ css,ss ssa bsaas
TOBY, aged Il months
The friends II he family lie issied 10 attend The funeral
from No, 1ss Jula street, ,hs morning 1t Il O'clock
NJ Worth Reading and Thinking about
| BININGERs OLD LoEn0N DOCK GTN--Designed for
The the Medical Profession and TIE Family having supper
seeded the socaled Gins Aronatic,s Cordial Medi.
ated etc. endorsed by AL the prominent phgsicians
esems esnnoisseurs possessing al ihose intrinsic
acna cnsies onic and Dinesc) which belong OLD
and PURE GIN. Put me- In Quart Bottles. and sold by all
Druggists Grocers, etc.
Al NJ BTNISGER d CO., Established ITS
sole Importers, No 3ss Bsoadway, N y.
ns- For sale BY d. ID. WoapMAG. B. JouRpAH. Q. n.
| MORRISON, f, ,. WfHEELock co. +. GuILLoT, New
Orleans. iva 2piy
na~The latest improvements and greatest
triulnpfs are SIosT 4 GO u SEWING MACHINES.
III sseed Simplicity or adaptation the pnFpoSes o Family
Sewing Nd challenge the world produce anything equal
them.
Fhey eenaIn ali he REAL improvements that hare ever
sensed and successfully applied p Sewing Machines
making them II general utility and real practical
wort applied The purposes of Family and Plantation Sew
ing, than anything yeteyer produced
These Machines fast Spreading throughout the city and
country wherever known supesadng al others Or
ers are daily coming every place where they known
sales Increasing beyond expectations We have
sold and continue sell large numbers They make perfect
Lock stitch which may graduated any pleasure
these Machines perfectly complete in their construction
they Do not require the frequent application of Leather P
alias Loop Checks which such fruitful Of vexaons
and trouble orhsy exceedingly simple that child Of
years Of age understand and successfully them
All the principal features requisite for Family Sewing Ma
will be found TO exist in these remarkable degree ana
they hare only examined gain the admiration and
dence of ALL
These Machines VIII be fully guaaneed and kept in order for
one year free Of charge.
na-No. 90 Canal street.
as 2Rlm&W " s. HEDRIeK.
ns~Thc Great English Remehy-.sir James
oLARKE,s CELKBRArEB FEMALE Pills Prepared from pre-
serption Of Str j. Clarke NJ p, Physician Extraordinary
the Queen.
This wen known Medicine imposition bat
remedy Female Difficulties and Distinctions any
whatever and although powerful remedy they contain moth
Ing hursfui to the constitution
To Married Ladies it IL peculiarly suited will, in short
tame, bring the moattly period with regularity.
Thess Pills have fall where the drsc-
hons the SECOND page Of the pamphlet well Observed
For l particulars set pamphlet free Of the agent
N B 90 and sig postage stamps enclosed any author
lied Agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills BY
turn of mail
General Agent or tho United States JOB MOSES Rochester
N II, y. WRIGHT co;. new Orleans Wholesale Agents.
sud sold BY all respectable Druggists fes 2pis&W
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NOS. Is AND lis ROYAL STREET.
supply Il CREME DE- BouzY CHAMPAGNE, ii quarts
and pnts continually on hand which equal the best that
to This market Atao ether brands Dc inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER.
Ry, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN.
Fine PORT VINE MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
u The vintage res 1898 1906 and
other brands WHISKY Of sI aesrrptoas-scolch TTish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER ID pinta and enariz
ALSO On hand my usaal assortment d the bast
Wines and Liquors
ID The MARKET which wilt bs sod feHnabe terms al asy
either house In the CITY,
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
" zpiy Nos. II and IL Royal street.
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SoIe,ssstd Choice

Splendid Choice
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS,
Valuable well ~ Beantfful,
PERSONS DESIRING no MAKE THEIR FRIENDS
ACCEPTABLE PRESENTS,
WILL FIND Ar THE EsTABLIsHMENr
H mr. - II r.. ~ ~ -,
Nos o. RorAE STREET AND 90 BfESr1LzE STREET,
Az slat could b desired in tic way Of
RICH EBONY, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY puRSr-
TUHEi
Rich Tapestry and Brussels cARrETINGs;
Fine LaIpassade, Hrocae Ianas Satin Silk Embroidered
Bobnel and Muslin EuR ATM sTHFFs;
Large French Plate MIRRORS Bahl FURNITURE,
Plated and Aifenide TABLE SETS;
Fine CUT GbAssW ARE, IN full Sets Of richest pattern
CHINA DINNER and = ia SETS;
BRONZE sTATUARY, GANDELARHAs, MANTEts oRNA-
ments mud Clocks, III every variety
Papier Maehe Work Tables Writing Desks Center Tables
Jewel Boxes, Work Boxess etc, ett.
Porcelaa and Biscuit ssauetles Clocks Brsnzs
Gilt md Porcelain IAnps, In every variety
Earthenwafe Stataarg Of I'LL sires, for Gardens :
Bull sataee and Flower Stands Gill, Ebony md Rcsews
Pie Diew.
An endless variety FANCY ARTICLES loo numerous i
menians fgy ISL
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Reptiles la fhe E,atesEisscs.

Worms revolving subject but they are all but nyer
sal among children and 8e Of than were cnr
tained in Pandoras box shal be fer bringing 10
notice 81 mothers preparation which erpates every ssfy
Of these disgusting creatures The preparation referred f
Winer's Canadian Vermifuge,
which Invariably aeeomnshes its object may be annis.
tered 10 the feeb9st child with safes.
For sale IN My ofleaps, wholesale and re.ail. by
,. WRIGHT & CO,
u and lbi GhaEtres e4aas
ias 2rsieoa Conceal Aesas