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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-07-03
Terms per Quarter.

SlNGlNG ..... ............... .....S-o
PIANo-FORTE. ....... ....... ..........15
n B-MRS. BEwS had intended to have given n
Concert in this Town ere this but has been dsap-
pointed in obtaining the Assistance Of an Accompanies
She hopes however to be able to announce short.
". July 3-tf
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Mr. HI. b. McCaIIum,

The Artist will leave Camden the early part of next
week, and will be absent till September All those
who desire to avail themselves Of his Artistic skill
would do well to call soon.
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L, d. o. f.

1T The semiannual meeting Of kersl,aw Lodge,
No, o held Friday evening" the following brothers
were elected to serve for the ensuing term.
", D. ANDERSON, N. G. ]. n. GAYLE, R P. Sec.
n. D. BAxLEY; V. G. ". A. GRAHAM. Trcry.
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Rail Road Notice.

TIE Agent gives notice that the Camden Train will
leave here the morning Of the 4th July, in time to
connect with the Wilmington Il Manchester cars for
tue accommodation of all who may wish to 60 to the
Ran Road Convention at Sumter.
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Bible Convention.

The President of the Camden and Kershaw Bible
Society has appointed the following gentlemen as ad.
di,ional Delegates to the Bible Convention at Sumter
Messrs. c. H. PECK, ", I. DEPAss and JOHN X.
WITNEnspoo%
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lls|sts - $

3hnye list at our Office arG.havc ootainea sc'e
sza,Sscribers seven or eight who have pledged them
tq,s--to give $40 each to the Improvement Of the
ectcontempated; surely, in place the size o
Camden with the means Of its citizens one thousand
dollars ought to be raised at once, for such noble
work and sacred duty. This is wanted for the inme.
.diate Improvement of the grounds and Cemetery
Association as suggested by our correspondent l76o
is necessary for the permanent keeping up and i'm
;prepeAent Of the place.
Several citizens have signi6ed their readiness to Co
Operate in this movement and we have no doubt the
matter could soon be placed upon certain and perma
ncnt footing. We ready and will receive subscrp-
tions TO either or both propositions Our citizens may
expect to be called on for this specific object and we
trust that no one having the means will feel it in their
iieart to refuse aid to work which demands Our ac.
tive energies end kindcst sympathies
The man who could forget tue sacred obligations due
to the memory of the dead will hardly prove true to
those Of the living.
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Musical instruction.

MRS. BEWS, PROFESSOR OF THE
Il riano-iorc and Singing will be happy to
v Z v Jrcccivc Pupils during the Summer yaca-
ton. She undertakes the cultivation orhe Voice. and
give instruction u Vocal Music Doth sacred and sccr.
lar) in the Italian. French, German and English Lam
trlo
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Range of Thermometer.
OBITUARY.

CLARA FuLLESwlnER infant daughte. of Rev. j. L
and Mrs r. L. Shufort. was received as an angel in
Heaven, on the evening of the 23d ult,, aged ls
months.
A sweet bright, bcautcous babe Of Earth transform
cd into chernb Of Immortality.
Early, bright, transient, clastc as morning dew,
She spnrklcd, was exhalcd. and went to heaven"
Southern h,istan ddrOcate please copy.
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
Blue Ridge Herald.

OK or alvu. the lst "f July rcxt, we will issue
W weekly Literary. Political and Family Newspa
per. with the ahn,e inle -T!c ''IcraId' will he ds
vot i TO rraluic Scicuce. Politics Morality Agr.
-enure .thl"I;ig'llce. 1t shall beour aim
A2sAM %. ~. ulI llin<s.neuiS ~! i'll
~ politics we shall ;dlrrr Internationally /" no
party or aci0n hut Shall advocnie SIatc's flights
and Il Scul.rIu G., ncdtrucy with "l,aicrer ability
W. may "SSc:S
We nii el,lrnvnr 10 make I'ni cr ofi"tcre.t 4"
tie genera reader as well Ia those al rrrr l.c.l
friends win" ma; favor ns with their patronage. We
will devote especial labor 10 the terml progress a.d
general prosperity of onr Mountain District P" With
exr"vagunt promises Jf The Usefulness and benefit
;.etkc 'llcrnld we trlsI il may equal any weekly
oil the Stale in honest efforts for the promotion Of the
general welfare and wel-Oeing Of society.
Warren K. MaIslall. lormerly EDITOR Of the Wal
halla Banner will assume lhc editorial charge "f The
political and general intelligence departments. While
Fletcher Smith will have the cultural conircl ol the
Literary Moral and Agricultural Departments ui the
Herald"
In order TO bring the Herald" within the reach
of all who may desire it, We have determined to
furnish it at 1850 per nnnnnl. to he paid in adrance
Invariably. Persons who wish 10 subscribe may doso
by addrcs. ing US at WalIalla, S. G.
MARSHALL d SMITH,
Editors and Propriet0rs
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Bank of Camden, So. Ca.

4 DIVIDEND OF TWO DOLLARS PER SHARE
: \ o the Stock of this Bank. will be paii on and
after the lit OF July proXimo at the usual places.
to wit: at The Counter Of The Bank at tho State
Bank. Charleston; the Commercial Bank, Columbia;
and :hp Merchants Bank, Clieraw
June 2G,-lt ". II. X. WORKMAN, Cash.
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.BAU NE DE VIE,
FOR
Dyspepsia, indigestion,
Loss Of AppetiU>
COST V E n = S S,
NAUSEA
NAUSEA,
And SIMILAR COlPLALNTS Of THE
Stomach and Bowels.

THIS MEDICINE IS PURELY 4 VEGETABLE
compound and vii. bc found certain cure f4r DfS-'
PERSIA in all its varied forms. The process ot cure
is simple and natural, acting as TONlG9 restores
the digestive organs their natural tone 80 invsor-
ating the whole system.
The most aggravated cases readily yield Eo tits power
and every day adds new testimonials to its efficacy
Being safe well as sure remedy, the 5most del
icatc need not fear to Use it. Il
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Our Cemetery.

The proposition made recently through this paper
has we are pleased to say, met with general favor on
the partpf our citizens but as yet sufficient number
layenot indicated their readiness to cooperate by
contributing The necessary funds f the improvement
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FAIR NOTICE.

rJ>HE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS OF S. c CLY.
i BURN, are put in hy hands for Collection. and
those indebted to him will please come forward and
settle, us further indulgence, will not be given.
July 3,-tE. {. 7. BILLINGS
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GLOVE 4ANoDYNE
Toothac7 he Drops,
CURRis IN OGE MlNHITEt..


ONLY rs Cents,
GLOVE ANODlNh will not inJure the gums or
teeth, Or uupleasantly affect tie breath.
Read What DkEtiS:s' Say of il.
Messrs. 4. B. 4 d. SANDS Gentlemen; In the
course of my practice, have extensively used your
Glove Anodyne with much success for The relief OF
the Toothacho and ns constantly recommend il to
ny patients, deem il h just 10 E.rm you of the
high opinion have oft over other remedies.
am yours very respectfully,
N. LEVETT, DENTIST.
Will be sent free per Mail to any part OF the United
States upon the receipt n 80 cents in postage stamps
Prepared by A. B. &3D. SANDS, Druggist 100
Fulton Street, corner Of William, New York.
For sale By JOHN J. McKAlN.
July 3,-4t,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS PRE-
sent the following MS the PROGRAMME for the
Celebration Of the eth in Camdcn:-
l. The Day will be announced by the firing Of Can.
non and the ringing of Bells
.. Tie DEKAIB RIFLE GUARDS, and the CAM.
DEN LIGHT INFANTRY will assemble at o..
clock a. IN, at their respective Rendezvous.
3. The Camden Light Infantry, at 10 o'clock, will join
the DcKalb Rifle Guards at The Court House. and
march up Broad and DeKalb-Strccts to the prcsl,y-
teran Church, under command of Capt PARKER. of
the Guards Officer Of the Day.
i. At ii o'clock, the exercises ut the Presbyterian
Church will commence in the following order:
Prayer by Rev. S. II. Hay.
Music
Reading Declaration by Col. " T. LEIrSER
Music
a 0ratiaG, BY Col. THO, J. YAREEA------
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NOTICE..

IN consequence Of Mr.. A. Mack. having to visit
L New York Ior lle refnrmance OF a surgical ore.
ration upon his Lands have appointed Mr.. }. II.
Springer. my authorized Agent in Camden, for the
transaction Of all business connected with my interest
here H. SPklNGER.
June 9-tf
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Bcllcdiction.

s. The Companies will march to the Rendezvous Of
the Camden Light Infantry where the Parade will
he dismissed
G. At o'clock the Companies and invited guests will
assemble at the TOWN IIALT. where DINNER
will be provided for the occasion.
l. The firing of Cannon at sun-down will close the
exercises of the DAY.
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Is rot the following Conclusive 7

Is rot the following Conclusive
Macon, Georgia, May sth 1860.
"MR. JoHN ]. MCKAlS-.Sr 1t affords me great
pleasure in speaking word for your most excellent
Baum De Vie Being persuaded by a friend from your
town. about two months ago. to try your medicine for
pain in the side, Dyspepsia gddiness in the head,
loss of appetite, general debility &c. purchased
bottle, and finding much relief from it, tried
second and third with the same beneficial results as
the former ones. l have tried almost every medicine,
but none care me so much relief as your Baum De Vie.
and in justice to yourself and for the good Of persons
afflicted with the above complaints take tis plan Of
recommending it 10 all
Yours Respectfully.
T. B. ABBOTT.
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$500 REV ARD.

T Will. PAY ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR TO
l. any one who will deliver to me or ut any Jai! in
the State, my negro man JiM-let'er known rs jim
GARNER. formerly owned by Nm. Sanders. decd.
JIM is fmty five years OLD about five eeL i-ht inches
high, nearly black remarkably well IT,, med has lost
some ieerl IN front aud has the mark u. burn on
the neck. talks well aud j. very cunning. JIM ran
away ahont six months ago. and since that time has
been harbnur'd by negroes belslging 10 Thos. O..
Sanders, Wm. Sanders and s. Su ders. i'll the
upper J. art OF SumIrr District. on 'he Camden Rail
Ruad
June 2G.-4t l. B. ! CASH.
sS- Sumter IFutchman AID Southe'n Guardian,
copy times and forward bill TO tins office
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G. II JAMES tue distinguished British novels
is dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-17
FALL TAsHIONs,

A FEW WORDS TO THE LADIES OF NEW YORK
a hnce the Introduction Of sewing machines MANY esaI>
nshmena have sta led who advertise family ne wing
ana Tor small lee teach girls and afer dozen lea
sons recommend them to employers"
consequence that nineteen ont of twenty seeking en-
poy mept who claim 10 be and onern
are those thus taught possessing but superficial ac
win The first principles insead Of thorough
mechanical and practical Wedge machine in ali
parts essential 70 becoming good operator which can
~ ~ FSA :
Hence ladies have become preudiced apaips se wing
machines and operators and conception of what can
re by competent In way of quilting
Inns condlton OF things comoned with the earnest solicia
"on oi my Pstrs9ns nas induced me to add to my
HkkssMAkIN9 ESTABLISHMENT
adepsr'men' devoted to eve every ~ desert. lion Of
FAMILY SEWING,
N whcn nave very large number Of the most approved
machines and Of the and rost ey
oper ators TO he found IN the city. ~ e~T0A''"0eA
This department. embraces ne making of misses children
ara lnaIs dresses every description of Undercothing
Robes Caps Collars Shirts Bosoms BED and Table Idne
ana every or any Ting that may be required A'
Gesued send schnes and operators operators
alone into families, by the day week either in ctv or
country deem scarcely necessary add Il rs ar
VIII be found to involve ess than fourth ex
pense and time of ordinary seamstresses.
for Family Sewing charge uniform price per hour for
the time occupied Ia accomplishing the work instead
charging by the piece This rule gives unqualified Satisfaction
70 all my customers
One important advantage of my establishment f. that ,ro
the extent Of my facilities always prepared 10 e1ecue
yomr commissions in either department. without delay Ira
veiers and families p Of emergency IN
an entire wardrobe few hours notice point sty
sno nnsn warranted TO equal not excel that Of any other
most respectfully solicit the patronage OF the ladies Of ba
city and vicinity MADAME MARTENSE (of Paris,
lS9 Greene. two doors nor.h Of Beecker street.
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1NAYIOR'S SALOONS &5 AND 87 BROAnwAY-BU.
snes will lind tbe,lswer fountain Saloon con.
veri.nt qui and economical place iodine Tbe bill Of fare
. the largest In The City.
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no DEALKRs AND MAwuFAcruRrRs OF WOVEN
0KIRrH

ITO SKIRT MAKERS.-ALL SIZ IS Steel, WIRE
rolled In the best manner for 2sa per h. aiding
80 per The trade will dud their Give IN
call at the Skirt Depot souh Seventh street. near Jersey
avenue, Jersey City. N'
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERs.
i =. NJ JAMES,
102 Sixth avenue near Eighth stree
-

WI ooeu this orDiug,
10 cases A fine Long Cloth. at &c per yard
DO heavy twilled Tow eiI e. at 70 per yard.
pieces heavy linen huckaback Tow citing ut l3c per I'd,
100 dozen fripged Towels 1t 75c per dozen.
80 do do do large and pure linen. 81 20 per doz-
% pieces Scotch Diaper. at ~ per piece.
$50 dozen foe linen iandkerchiefs from 75c per dozen.
Also large lot Of Table Damask, &c
LANES lQ2 Sixth ayenue.
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wANTRD-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
woman In private family. frst class co,k under
IDS her business, wiling TO ASSIST in washing and iron
If required of reereace from her st place
be No 1856 West 10Th st. between sah and ON avs
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PgOcxss oF DYING.-TOucliing this subject. the
following, from an article IL the London quar-
teyly, VIII be found comforting and instructive:
The pain Of dying must ne distinguished from
pain Of the previous disease, for when life GIBBS,
sensihilitv declines. rs death Is the final extinc-
zion of corporal feelings, a numbness increases
- death comes on The prOstratiOn of disease,
like heaIthfuI fatigue, enSenders a g~rOwingstuPOr
"a sensation of subsiding softly INTO . coveted
repose. The transition csemble what may be
sen in those lofty mountains. whose sides exhi-
biting every climate in regular graduation. vegeta-
ton luxuriates at their base, and dwIndleS in the
apuroaeh to the regions of snow Till It's feeblest
manifestation is repressed by the cold The So
called agony can never be more formidable than
whom the brain V tho last =" 20. and th" mind
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Growth Of New York Ciry.

Though Americans are rarely accused 81 under
rating their material prospects, the growth OF TINS
CITY in wealth and population mas OutstrIpped the
calculations Il the most enthusiastic orator that
ever mounted a stump on the Fourth OF July.
They have both increased IN q ratio Uuheard Of
in this OF any other country. One result Of
the extension II steam communication has been %
make this CITY the business centre Of the mon
the great medium Of communication with all the
rest Of the world. She has not only grown rs the
rest 0f the country has grown. but has received an
extra impetus from the fact that she has absorbed
the other great ports. such a. Boston and PhIla-
deluhia-Jr. in other words. added their nominal
increas. u her own. And no contingency isat all
likely 10 occur which will deprive her OF this su-
uremacv. She J. now the commercial capital Of
80. OOO. 900 Of population Ut least. The chances
are nine in ten that when the jHIted States con-
tain- 100. GOO. OOU of inhabitants she VIII still DE
their commercial capital. and that by Tar the
greater portion Of their exports " imports Will
pass through this port.
Now. We say deliberately that uo such position
- this has ever been filed by any city Of ancient
or modern times. There i nothing in the history
Of Venice OF Amsterdam. or London, or Genoa.
or Cadiz. or Liverpool. which viii bear any COM
rari<on 10 it. New York rs the emporium Of
100 .OOO. 600 Of a people 50 intensely active Is the
American people, and the great market even OF
the Atlantic slope Of this continent, viii play 4
role such as has never been assigned since the birth
Of history 10 any commercial metropolis. Liver
pool and London. which now occupy the first
rank a. commercial capitals III the old world, are
far more likely % recede hereafter than advance.
They have absorbed almost everything that they
can absorb. Rivals are sprinEing up IN every dl-
rectiJn. and they do not posses the enormous re-
sources. still untouched. which liz between New
York ard the Rocky MoUnt4in>-Ifgtes
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preserves 10 the end a rational cognizance OF the
state Of the body. Yet persons thu- situated COM
monty attest that there are few things IN Tile lrs
Jaiuful than its close.
ID. II / had strength enough 70 hold q zen.
said William Hunter. Il would write how e--y
and delightful 1t i % die
IL this L.. dying" said the niece OF New
ton Of Olnry. 1t j. a pleasant thing . de
-. The very expression. adds her uncle. which
another friend Of mine made use OF Oh liz Death
I'D "a few wears ago.
The same words have - often been uttered IN
der similar circumstances, that we couldh Ill pages
with instances which are only varied BY the name
Of the speaker.
.. If this De dying said Lady GlenOrchy, lit
Is the easiest thing Imaginable.
.- thought that dying had been moredIfhcult'
said Louis XIV.
Il did not suppose it was - sweet 70 die,
said Francis Saurez. the Spanish theologian.
An agreeable. surprise was the prevailing -entl-
inmate in the dash Of the torrent and they found
it was losing itself in the gentest current. The
whole Of the faculties seem sometimes concen
trttad on the placid enjoyment.
The day Arthur Murphy died. he kept repeat
ing from Pope:
-Taurat aalfly r5asaa, Aaifby mere dee-y.
To Tete0u- death an! calmly pass a~ry
Nor does the calm partake Of the sensi;iyencss
Of sickness. There was a swell in the sea h eday
COlIingwOod Jreathed his last upon the element
which had been the scene Of his glory Captain
Thomas expressed a fear that he wasdisturbed by
the tossing Of the ship.
:. W. Thomas. he replied. " | am now IN a
state IL which nothing in this world can disturb
me more. / am diving; and ! am sure 1t must be
cgnsglatOrv To YOU. and all who love me. 70 see
how comfortably 1 am coming to my end
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soda ~ ateH Fountain
CODA WATER q FAMILIES! \ refresh
- u- I-v-1-a thee ho- -lur.e day Cali 80 tie Drug
.1t-sH =. 4. SMITH y Co.
OREGON SALMON.
SALMON ~ DO. IN KITS
- -.1uI -a.lHu- No. : uacE-r-l- tongues 1ut -1un.--
$500 s e2I6-a. Il. W SEVERANCE.
POLAR OIL! POLAR OLE
noLAR OIL y KILLER OIL. BY THE
4 gallon ~ barrel Fur sale hy
1s-fr u. W. SEVERANCE.
Green Corn. &c.
EREES CORN N TINS. HANLEN =
IA FsE-r- Hy-sr-- English pie fruits.
-ar-u candles. AElmIu-lEe camille
E1r= bs1-a and Errn teas. plc.l-- aud lr-"rFe--
For ~tleHy
z1sa II. ". SEVERANCE.
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Advertisements
F. SNOW.

II. NJ SNOW
HONOLULU. OAHU. IL. L.
OFFERS q % SALE. At THE low
Wa, LINN lIaa4se'ea.e--
Hoe Flannel sa@s,
s''' L lais@ Riding oaaaas,-,
Blue h a5e: gs,Ae...
RAVENS DUCK.
britannia CaS.er.
- cneSsry ware,
Crates Croolzery Ware.
Say Co Coo King Sao,c-.
'0a @6I5y t'i~''
pre4 Apples, China Rice. Carolina Rice.
COFFEE FROM TITCoNBS PLANTATION.
Extra Prime PorI.
LOAF SUGAR, CRUSHED SUGAR. NAVY BREAD HAMS
''''''5 a SeHtI5 Niu-t,ei.
N-srop1a1an Crackers,
' Jaam6les,
MAPS OF HI UNITED STATES.
Pocket Knives, Jack knives, hays Shot, boxes Needles slverd
SOLAR LAMP ~CHINNEYS, Do LAMP wICHs, Nos-1&2
Rolls House FaF fsiross,.
Assorted Fues.
Iron Bed.end-. One Cabin Table.
Large Comrasses, Copper Pumps, Boat Compasses, Door Mats
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
GRoCEk>
COUNTER
Epson sahs
Green Paint,
Lewis x Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific CO. Extra White Lead,
Kegs Lewis y Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis X Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
Top sails.
Nain sails,
ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
O;IcIorh Cnrpctiug.
One sup. Patent Force Pump. Baltimore Cane-seat Chairs
Brasan S] Asserted Shelf Hardware.
Brands Whaling Guns,
one Browns Whaling Gun and Irons, one SCI; iron strap
Cutting Blocks, with chain pendants, MrncinE Machines Boat
Anchors, Iron KoNlocks. superior New Bedford Nhaleooats.
OIL CASKS AND SHOCKS.
oak pisnb,. i, and L inch.
Large n--ortm'' ManiI" ana Hemp COrdnse.
Cutting Falls.
Whale Line.
Try Pots.
Composition S~heathing Nails.
Composition CoppcTing Nails,
Kegs Cut Nails
MARZETTrS PORTER. SALTS BURTON ALE.
quarts and pints. quarts and pins,
FETLEY,S ALE. pfuts. BALES CURLED HAIR,
Indian Vegetable Bitters. Essence Norwood,
Cherry Carlial, Stuushtou's BitteTS.
Hot Drops. Essence Peppermint.
Palmleafl Hats.
White Straw Hats,
Brown Straw Fats.
Drab straw Hats,
ChlIrrus Hats.
SNAIL INVOICE OF
STEEL ENGRAViNGS.
2J7-tF &c. &c. &c.
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advertisements.


= RR w z x CO
Market W haFE
AFTER FOR SALE II FOLLOW
~ 1~tct-,
DTN Goods.
Case hEu- I-HIg- ElHS Manchester sslua~
6a.ee blu 7-e-tls. 80 SeTri t,y e-Ai">'
sHS'
p $3.50
H
Boots. shoes and Leather
Mos pec--i goat ar1-aus.
Mems calf Oxford t5e>.
Mems -unauel-t bra-als.
Mems alp ouozaHs.
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Paints. Oils. &c.
~ASES ROIEED OH.
u Ca--S spirits turIaLt.-a.
k--- white Lead
Cas- putty.
Cases black paint.
Ia--- imperial green.
Cass- chrome yellow,
Gases vsTL.-r-.
la--s Celestial blue.
Cases cpVal varui-h.
Cas- bright varui=h.
k--- French zinc.
F--= French yeloE.
kezS rel lead,
k--s venetian red.
Cases brushes Jus: r.
Cleo ra- b. vr-n--fr.ar eEv e.. BREWER L co.
1oe-f Market Wharf.
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DO Y0U WANT

Do You Want More Do You Want En-
business pl0ymcut
Do You Want More Do You Want Pro-
money perty :
Do You Want More Do You Want TO
customers dispose Of property
Do You Want To Do You n TO Boy
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