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Miscellaneous.
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GREAT
Epiderm1c Regenerator,

FOR CLEANSING AND REMOVING ALL
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
TN offering this Preparation to the public,
i the Proprietor does so with the full assur-
ance of its success when used and applied ac-
cording to directions. 1t is no ephemeral thlng
having its birth one day and meeting It's death
the next, but has for four years without any
laudation through the Press, or any desire on
the part OF the Proprietor to make IL a Pecuhi
airy emoument stood the test, under the expe-
ricnce of MANY of the most respectable citizens
of our CITY and State Reference to whose les
timonials we make below. The proprietor
having distributed it gratuitously for the last
four years among many Charitable Institutions,
and to Individuals, has at the earnest solicita-
ton of MANY who have been benefited by IT,
consented to place it before the public.
1t Cures and Removes
Pimples and Blotches ON the Skin, Black Head
Worms, letter, Itch, Nettle Rash, Salt
Rheum, Eruptions of all kinks, Sore
Throat, Neuralgia, Burns, Brui-
SEES, Cuts, Scalds, Running Sores,
Sprains, Frosted Feet, Poisoned Skin, Scroi-
ula, &C., &c.
DIRECTIONS FOR UsE.-Bathe aneeteu
parts morning and night.
TESTIMONIALS.
Mr.. II. F. KERNER-Sir Il have been SUI
fering for over four years from Eczema or an
eruption of small vescles on the skin, several
physicians have t. Gated me for it, without CIV
ing me any relief. Last summer when on q
visit North, wai suffering acutely,I employ
ed an eminent physician OF Grotton Junction,
Mass, who considered my case almost hopeless,
he attended me for some time without dong
Inc any good, lie did not think could live UNI
less was soon relieved. came home without
4 ~ Ia nf
your Epiderinic Reeenurator ami commenced
using it, in short time experienced relief,
continued t il b5ttie has entirely re-
lieved me- Most checriully and willingly
bear testimony to the efficacy your preIara-
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Disease Yours I niy,
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FATAL ACCIDENT Tuesday evening last,
about 6 clock, an accident occurred on the Har-
ford turnpike; about tine miles from the city, in
this county, which resulted in the death of Sam
uel NJ. Williamson, Il resident of the neighbor-
hood of JarrettsvIle, Hartford county. lie lad
been Qua visit to brother in Baltimore, and
left the city in the afternoon, on DR.. Baldwin S
wagon On reaching Mr.. Amos public house,
the driver, colored man, got off the saddle
horse.to put down the brake, when the animals
staf1ed of Mr.. Williamson, it is supposed, got
on the tongue to seize the reins, and fell to the
ground, the wheel Of the wagon, which was
partly filled with guano, passing over bis neck
nnd Iefs shoulder. The collar bone was fractur-
ed and the shoulder dislocated at the joint and
Il is supposed that the pressure of the heavy
wheel caused the bursting of some of the arte-
ries or veins, as the blood gushed in large guam
cities from the mouth and nose, and covered the
earth near the head When taken up, the man
was found to be dead An inquest was held by
Justice John W. Burton, and DR.. Samuel e.
Kepler held post norton examination, the jury
rendering verdict of accidental death. The
deceased was about forty-ive years of age, and
leaves a wife and three children.
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New Jersey, Nov. 9th. 1867.
Mr.. IL. +. KEnHEs-B.ur Sir:-l herehy GER
tify that for years my Face covered with
what are called black head worns, presenting
Il most disagreeable appcara, ~ course
was very anxious Il, have them removed and
tried every remedy could hear Of Tor ta tpur
pose, but with no success. until used vurlr Ep-
idermic Regeneration. | used .me bottle and
the effect was almost magical it has entirely
removed the warm, and has gwen me Il clear
smooth complexion. cheeriuly and with a
confidence recommend il 10 all similarly affect
ed, believing that il will benefit them it has
done me. Respectfully yonrs.
Mrs .JoHN lIoRynn Bordeutowu ~ j.
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BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE,

w
BRICK STABLE, &C.
And hereby give notice, that
on Wednesday, tie 22d day of July nert 1868.
at IL o'clock NJ,
ut the Court House Door in Towsontown, will
offer for sale all the right title, claim, interest
and estate, at law and in equity, of the said
Augustus NJ. Gardner and Rebecca Gardner,
his wife, in and to said property SO seized and
taken in execution, to the highest bidder for
cash.
THOMAS BALDWIN,
Sheriff of Baltimore County.
Iuna 27--tS
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81 CIRcUlT COURT FOR BALTIMORE Cry Among
&c proceedings of this court on Tuesday last,
S : Sind the following
he Baltimore County Brewing, Mailing and
tilling Company Ell al. vs.. Francis Denmead
"a ohers-motiou 10 dissolve an Injunction
'oadge Pinkney filed an opinion in this case, re-
fusing the motion. The opiuion says "The
defendant bound himselfby certain agreement
not to modest the company for twelve months
from January Is, 1867 and on the 18th of De-
cember, 1867, he caused the movable property of
the company, including the beer then on baud,
10 be levied upon by the sheriff of Baltimore
county, 10 satisfy the judgments which he had
previously obtained against the company. This
was violation OF bis agreement. The injunc-
ton was properly granted, and should not now
be dissolved. The injunction stops the execu-
lions, but the liens of the judgments are not lost
or suspended, even during the continuance Of
the injunction, is Nd, 443, and there is moth
ing to prevent the defendant from a0W proceed
ing 10 enforce his judgment by issuing new exc
cutons and evying them upon the property of
the company"
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HSHE undersigned respectfully informs the
L citizens of Baltimore county, that he con-
tinues the business of an
AUCTION EER,
and is prepared TO sell real and personal prop
rty of every description, on good terms.
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
Shawan P. g.. Baltimore county.
Jam /, 1S6S.-1y.
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Calvert County Farm.

BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM of
~ 1926 Acres on St. Leonard's Creek; 100 acres
-. cleared, balance in oak, CHESTNUT .-ss
land pine timber; convenient to wa @
ter; several fine meadows suitable E;A
for stock raising; fish, oysters and wild ducks
in season. Two good schools within two miles
and churches convenient Good Dwelling,
Barn, and all necessary outhouses. Price S4,ooo.
For sale by
HENRY w. COOKE,
Law Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
Nav 2-tf, - a.
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11o GAY STREET. 11o
CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
LADIES', GENTS AND CHILDRENs'

BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 119 ~ Gay ST., bet,oeen High and Front Sts,
BALTIMORE.
Mg-All descriptions of Boots and Shoes at
very low prices. Persons will do well to call
and examine my stock before purchasing else
where. ]. MUSSELMAN.
July 4, 1S6S.-ly.
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BASE BALL-A match game of base ball was
played in this town on Saturday afternoon last
between the Lake Club of Green Spring Valley,
and Athletics of Cockeysville. Six innings were
played, the score standing As for the Athletics
and 25 for the Lake. Samuel Brady, Jr., acted
as umpire.
A match game was played at Sweet Air on
June 9th, between the Idlewild Club, of Wood
vile, and the Swift-Foot Club, of Sweet Air, the
score standing, at the end of the ninth inning,
'alewild IA, Swift-Foot IL. Mr.. Joseph Tolley
was ri.> umpire, and Mr.. Weakley scorer. Judg-
ing from Tue small number of runs made, that
must have been fine game
A match between the Active of this town and
the Eagle Club, of Baltimore, had been arranged
tor the fourth. Our boys were all ready, but
their advisaries didn't come to time, in fact did
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HtALL AT CLEAVELAND & CO.'S, 103 N.
u GAY STREET, and see their SPRING
GOODS of every description. April 1S.-H
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CAMP MEETNG.--A camp-meeting for Balti-
more circuit of the Methodist Protestant Church,
under the auspices OF Rev H. Nice, minister in
charge Of the circuit, will be held in Mankin's
woods, near Woodberry, commencing on Friday,
August 7th. Several Of the city stations OF the
same church intend 10 unite and tent on the
ground, and an invitation is extended 10 the
religious community 10 unite with them. Tents
can be had, we understand tor S., So, and Sis,
by addressing Rev. II. Nice at Rossville, or Jos.
7 3 Mitchell, Towsontown, the camp meeting COM
miitee. Rev. S. B. Switzerland, ID. D., President
ofihe conference, DR.. j. j. Murray, D. D., Rev.
7. d. Valiant, Rev. Ii. c. Cushing, Rev. Jesse
Shreese Rev. ]. +. Reed and Rev. g. T. Cochel
will positively be present during the progress of
the meeting, and Rev Chas. Littleion, Rev. W.
d. Liizinger, and others favorably known in
this community are expected to attend
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HoT WEATHER.---The weather during the past
week has made every body 'sigh for some vast
wilderness, some boundless contiguity ofshade, I"
where they might employ all their time in
keeping cool. 1t has been hot--awful hot, the
thermometer ranging from Sc to 90 degrees, Fab
renhet, in the shade. n few days ago we
placed our Office thermometer in the sun, and in
few minutes it went up to l2F degrees and we
took it in, for fear the whole machine might
burst. Wells "rum coolers and "sherry cob
hers, !" and Willis 'claret sodas' and 'sodas
straight have been in active demand, while ice
water is at premium. But we are Sin the
country" where we have plenty pure air and
good water; just think ofpoor city mortals this
sweltering weather; New York city, for instance,
and the Democratic Convention particularly,
where some thousands of anxious patriots are
cramned in a room intended for the reception of
only few hundreds Amt you glad, reader,
that you are not democratic delegate?
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CONNER, PuBLIsHRRs
M4TTERS.

! ! ! !. :
1oN--The cornerstone OF the
he d. L. Chruch will be laid, with
10 ICES, on Thursday the 10th inst.
to the occasion will be delivered
slicer, Rev. Asbury Reilly, Rev.
Rev. NJ. l.. Smyser, and others.
Ill be located on the Philadelphia
lie from the city limits. The public
specially invited to attend. A collection
I'd in completing the building will be taken up.
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The FOURTH The fourth was very spirit
edIy celebrated by most of our citizens. Post
No. IL, of the Grand Army of the Republic OF
this town, celebrated the day by picnic at
Ridgeiy,s Mill Dam, about three miles from the
town. The Committee having the affair in
charge, and the Commander of the Post, James
f. Boyd, Esq, exerted themselves to secure
pleasant day to all who visited their entertain
ment and succeeded admirably. Addresses suit
ed TO the day and occasion were delivered by
John T. Eusor and S. Parker Bosley, Esqs., and
excellent music was provided for those who wish
ed to indulge in the exercise of dancing. A
large number of our citizens visit the picnic du-
ring the day, and all seemed to enjoy themselves
greatly, no incident of an unpleasant character
occurring to mar the pleasure of any one. At
night many our citizens had beautiful displays of
fireworks from their residences, from which, du-
ring the day, our national banner was promi-
nently displayed. Our colored people celebrated
the day by Il picnic in the woods of Hon. Benz.
N Payne, near the town, and we understand,
had a very pleasant time.
In other portions of the country, also, the an
aiyersary was duly observed At Browns Pa
yilion. on the North Point Road, parade and
review OF the Baltimore County Cavalry Battal-
lion of the Maryland National Guard took place.
This battalion is commanded by Major Thos.
b. Catch, and is composed of four companies,
~iz Co. A, Capt. G. Louis Cross; Co. B, Capt.
v. B. Ileaton Co. G. Capt j. L. Todd; Co.
ID, Capt Jas l.. Ridgely, Jr dinner had
been provided al the Pavilion, and every thing
passed off pleasantly.
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fHE GRANT CLUB An adjourned meeting OF
,sssfeceully organized Grant and Colfax club
,sec>-1ss III the hall Of the Grand Army of the
- low, aonday night last, when the fol-
GERS. viz p,,S\yere elected permanent Off
Vice President Ro6S john II. hongnecker
Capt. I. A. Conner; TresRtsoogherly secretary,
Corresponding Committee, Jno no no I. En n
lcGinn, JAS =. Boyd Messrs. s 'fo 49, n "
. A. Conner and Jno. E. Porter were appoihnesy,,
TO prepare nm address TO the voters of the coiIn
y, urging them to organize clubs in every Dis
'ricl> Mr. Dougherty WIS invited to address the
club at its nexAmeeting, and promised to do so.
The committee 6viousy appointed to prepare
paper seiiidss6r'h ,k--otjrcls of the associa-
ewing which was unan-
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Mr.. Ii. F. KERNEK-Dear Sir Permit me to
call the attention of the public TO your Epi-
dermic Regeneration a permanent removal and
cure oil all skin dissases--among the many
medicines before the public. know of none de-
serving of more confidence. deem i. but JUS
tice to Mr.. Kerner to thus publicly acknowl-
edge the merits Of his preparation. have
used it in my family with the most perfect sue
cess for some months. and have recommended
it to many of my friends in this vicinity. and
in no case have known il to fail to do what
it claims. There are hundreds suffering from
the various forms OF skin d seases many of
them extremely repusive, who will gladly avail
Themselves of the relief offered by this medi-
cine. cheerfully recommend it to any in need
of such remedy. Yours, most respectly,
FERDINAND j. JENNINGS,
Nool DIAL IIo Do
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DEATH OF Hon. JAMES L. MAGRAw. With sin
eerc regret we announce the decease of Hon. JAS
%. chief judge Of fhe Orphans Court
his residence
ASs 3 Alr-, Magraw
z @Silh APP
1872 ono
,OOR 3 M
wINAsssESs
pASEhSS
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Mr.. II. +. KERNER-Dear Sir My skin be-
ing susceptible of poison and having applied
a great many different preparations. have
found nothing to produce perfect and rapid
a cure as your Epidemic Regeneration [ can
safely and truly recommend it as being superi
or to any other preparation for making the
skin clear and smooth.
Believe me to be yours respectfully,
III. C. MATTHEWS,
Baltic, Oct Is, 1867. Lumber Merchant.
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HOWE SEWING MACHINES,
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The Great Prize!
Grand Cross of the Legion of Homo
AND GOLD MEDAL

A WARDED to AMERICAN SEWING MACHINES
N at the Paris Exposition of 1867, was Civ
en- to us as per Imperial Decree, published in
the "Monteur Universal" Official Organ OF
the French Empire,) Tuesday, July I'd, 1857
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~ug"ssu-ru niercaph
.e. lie was esteemed as a
t:.St.. ;,,,nt,I ,...c q, I'D ,.,.l, ,,.,x,,f5.5

as and kindly impulses and acknowledges
Integrity Of character. His>funeral look place
Sunday last, al Greepmount Cemetery, Rev.
Dr. Bullock officiating. We knew this family
Years ago, when it composed OF five broth
ers-Robert, Stephen John, james G., Samuel
aud Wiliiani--oniy one of whom now survives.
They were all very robust men, the subject of
this notice weighing considerably over three
kfsnure6s pounds.
The death OF Mr.. Magraw leaves vacancy in
The bench o. our Orphans Court, which is 10 he
filled i,y the Governor, in pursuance Of Section
40 Article w. OF the Constitution, in which
nroyision is made for vacancies, follows SIN
cast . !, vacancy in the Office Of Judge Of the
orphans Court, the Governor shall appoint,
sable.l to confirmation or rejection by the Sen
ate ome suitable person TO fill the same for the
r.sid,e Of the term"
4 the assembling of the Orphans Court on
TUESDAY last, the register announced that he had
rere I'D intelligence OF the death of Jas. C. Ma
yru, - Chief Justice of this Court where
}urt adopted and passed the follow
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But this is not the point we desire to
make. In the Columbia Convention,
General Gary exhibited the great in
consistency of proposing modera-
tion. But, after all, better than
boards are brains. And thus, in con-
sidering the arguments which differ
ent men may put forth on given
subject, it is moro important to con-
slider whether the parties show
heooy brains than long boards.
In this friendly thrust. our friend,
the war Democrat of '.old Edgefield, "
will excuse us for reminding him
that we do not object to his sugges-
ton that the young ought to be
modest, but rather to his inconsistent
cy in not altogether following his
own preccpts. This defect, however,
we suppose, longer practice at the
Edgetield Bar will correct.
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COLUMBIA.
Friday Morning, June IL. 1868.
Thoughts Upon the Question OF Suf-
fraEc.

We published, on yesterday, the
last of the series of articles upon this
subject, extracted from the letter of
Mr.. D. r. Goodloe, Of North Caro-
lima.
We regard the points made as
admirable and admirably put forth.
These extracts show that even the
most liberal reformers Of Great Bri-
tain do not advocate n suffrage unli-
mited and unqualified, but regard it
essential for this privilege to be quail
fed. even in the case of white men.
How much more necessary should
this be in the case of n race recently
emancipated and generally extremely
ignorant !?
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What is this Medicine Called "The
Queens Delight?"

"Hi, it is the most extraordinary in
w vention as Il remedy for curing dis
case and restoring health VIC have ever
been called upon To record. 1t is now
vegetable combination, possessing in u
single product the new principles for heal
ing the sick and restoring the health. 1t
puriiics the fountain OF lifc--tho blood
an! rs tho lifc of tho flesh is puro blood,
so impurity must bo disease and denth to
tho body. 1t is tonic bittcrs, aud may
be given in all cases Of weak digestion,
loss of appetite, dyspepsia, debility, de-
pressed 'lind and body, wearncss of
limbs. 1t is an invigoramt; it infuses new
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sh" organs Of life. 1t is tho only medicine
yet discovered that comes up to tho true
standard Of merit and worth, and secures
to the Invalid and the diseased the great
est of all blessings Ask Tor
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| sale by FISHER & HEiNIrSI,
Jan" u Druggists.
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A friend writes us, from Camden

eve arc threatened with trouble
here, though ] hope the prudence,
sagacity, discretion and high tone of
the controlling minds of this District
will not only carry lis through safely,
but make it all work for our good
"a small garrison has arrived, and
nre making .SttW Chamber arrests.
Parties have been arrested and im-
mersei in ccuS, without any intima-
tion of the grounds or the offence.
1t is only supposed, from the por-
tion of the District where the arrests
have been made, that the arrests are
connected with the murder Of Dill,
for whose death regrets are enter
tanned entirely independent Of his nle-
7.itS.
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AIectieg MT Mount Willing In Edge
Geld.

We publish, by request, the pro-
ceedings of meeting held at the
above locality. Our informant in
forms as that the resolutions were
passed by larger meeting than that
at Edge6eld G. H., which sent dele
gates to the late Convention.
Our Informant further says that
the extreme utterances of the speak
ers, ut tile Edgefcld G. II. meeting,
lost to the Democracy the District
Offices. What was said on that occa-
sion, was magnifcd and used with
effect in behalf of the radicals.
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DUPONT'S POWDER AGENCY

WE are nos selling Dupont's celebrated
w GCN-tUWDEii ut The following low
prices, for cash only:
Dun"nt's celebrated Hilc Powder, in %
lb. Kegs, III 81 each.
Dupunt's second quality Eiiie Power, in
- lb. kegs, AZ Sc each.
Dup"al's BLASTING; Powder, in 25 H..
kegs, Il: Sl.:J3 each.
Together with Il full supply of whole,
hall and quarter kegs; diamond Grain,
Eagle an;l iiilu Powder in .annstcrs.
Juno II 3 j. X II. Il. AGNEW.
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Brief Points,

1. It may be well to remark, that
the State is not to be saved, in this
emergency, by IL craftsmanship
which mny be summed up in three
words. to wit: "Dann lie negro. "
Nor is it to bo redeemed from negro
supremacy by rciterating tho declara-
tion that "Mis is ,chHe mans g0oe,m-
ment." Instead Of repeating Mis state
~,cnt, timc and again, let us go to
work and seek to make IL a goreyn-
aneM mntley ,rhitc control.
2. In the Columbia Convention,
General Gary, OF Edgc!ield, stated
that the question of suffrage
grave a subject not to be
controlled ''by bcardlcss, incxperi-
cnccd men, and added: "It belongs
to those who have Inado tho matter
the study of IL lifetime, to meet
calmly and decide What shall be the
political action OF the State
Our friend is strangely inconsistent
here. Ho makes this suggestion of
modcsty, just after saying that lie
would not dcfer to General Hamp-
tons views OIL tho subject IAN older
and more experienced man than he, J
and, not long after, saying that she
was not ready 10 pin his faith to The
coat tail Of any man."
Now, we have this to say-that, if
the question OF ago and experience is
to decide between the two policies
which General Gary discusses, even
then our friend would find that he
had no advantage.
But General Gary charges some
body "with the atrocious crimo Of
being II young man." Let lis say,
that venerable boards often accom-
pany wisdom and General Gary in
Edgcficld and Columbia. We notice
the remarks OF this gentleman on the
occasion of public meeting in Edge
Fl eld, and also in the recent Convcn-
ton. We notice that the General,
with characteristic boldness, comes
out in strong terms against the pro-
position OF the April Convention on
tho subject Of qualified suffrage. His
views are tho same in tho two ad-
dresses.
Although peace has been declared
between us, tho General will Indulge
lis in friendly tilt. Our friend seems
to think that Edgoiicld is unit with
him against anything like suffrage to
the negro, and yet, in this issue, we
publish tho proceedings Of m Edge
field meeting, opposing his views.
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GARDENING FOR YoUNG LADIES. -
Make up your be'Is early in the morn
ing; sem buttons on your husbands $
shirts; no not rake nD any grievances;
protect tho young and tender Branches
of your family; 1i|m IL smilo of good
temper in your face; carefully root out
all angry feelings expect good
crop Of happiness.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

E{HiIE ladies of the Industrial Association
l. haim;; compelled to remove froin their
present depository, Lave determined Ia
offer heir stock OF DY-MAD!C CLOTH
ING at very reduced prices. The public
are invited t" call 1T once and examine
Them. Ladies', gentlemen and children
can ali bc supplied. June ~