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V ? TOMORROW. The setting sun, with cluing beam, Had waked the purple hills to fire; j And citadel and dome ami spire Were gilded by the far off gleam, Ami in and out dark pine trees crept Full many a slender line of gold; Gold motes athwart the rirer swept, An 1 kissed it as it onward rolled, An 1 sunlight lingered, loth to go. Ah, well! it cnuseth sorrow To part from those we love below, I AuJ yet the sun as bright shall glow , To-morrow jfr"" The tide was ebbing on the strand, j ylnd stooj inflow i;s silver crest, The crimson sea weed lay at rest Upon the an.ber-nbbed sand. J'ashed o're the rocks and on the shore. Flung parting wreaths of pearly spray, Then lied away. Vet turned otcc more And sent a sigh across the bay, As ihourh it could not bear to go. Ah, well! it e.auseth sorrow To part with those wo Iotc below. Yet thitherward the tide shall flow To-morrow. 1 Two haurf* liare mat to say farewall, j A' area wlien the ?un want down; Etc a lifeaeund from the busy town Sieioie aul'y as a passing ball. Oaa wkispered: "Partir.* is eweei pain, ! A t mora and ere ret ansa tketida:'' 1 X*r. parting read* Ike bewrt it twain,' 1 A ad ttltl they i:t<r'.*t i aide ky side? And still thay lingered, luib to go. Ali, well! it <:*n?ell? Borrow To part fram tliosa w* love below, For shall we ?.ver n:?et or no To-morrow? WIT AM) lilXOR. S v Tns LYbiFtF.?A cockney conduct* cd two ladies to an obfccrvutnry to M* an eoiipstf ut' the nr-oa. They w?ra too late, tic rc'Ipse wasoror and the ltd tea were d'?appuiut#d. ' Oh! don't fret," ?xclaimed o.ir hero, "I know tho astrono-! tuar wall: he's n very polite in mi, and i I'm aure he will begin again." I An icirudent rascal had each faith in j the trood lasses of Worcester. Eng., that I he Let ho would kiss fifty girls in going down the High street uf that faithful! city. I'nfort unately for his speculation, j ho caught a tartar the first attempt, and \ y>t three weeks hard labor fur his pains. As old Fcotchmnn, when rallied by pp"' his friends for marrying a young wile who would be sure to outlive him, aaid : "Well, then, she'll be near uio to close myeen." 41 don't kno'.v about that," j retorted the neighbor, "I've married two wives, and they opened my ceii IH I Comb, Hob;' saiJ an indulgent father i S|to hi3 hopeful son, the other morning, | 'it is the early bird that catches the! worm.' 4What do I caro for worms ?' f said the youn^ Lopaful, 'mother won't; I let me go ?shiug.' "Let that padding alone, thcro. That's the dessert.' Exclaimed a waiter to a countryman who was devouiing the j tapioca at an early ntago of the dinner, j 4I don't care if it :s desert,' said the1 eountryman, testily, 'I'd cat it if it was J a wilderness.' Aw indulgent Ksnsaa parent 60Id his; ??? eookiugstove fbr tlcveu dollars in order to tak* his thirteen chiMien into tbo circus, lie says a circus ouly eomet two or three times a year, besides, he never had much at home to cook on it, any., how.. ^ A lady wishas that tome one would m invent a 4leg >tn?tr?' to attach to men's poda!*, that ?i*ss mar deteimine the dutauce traveled by their husbands when thev waut to *'ju?t step down to the post office" cf au suing. Avwmix.') the r>00e.?,4A part, of yonr busiutws will bs to as?w?r the doer/' said a lady to a new girl just .' iroui 011 Virginia 44'lJ??d, missus, 1 .1,.? ilnnr ?nni?L V iuOUlrod *liU Uuxm J "J? uvv? . J ? the MCoaithcd quadroon. Ax icBttnce of throwing one's Self about nil witnessed a f?vr cvauinge ago.' at a j>?!f j, in the case of a youug laxlj, who, when *?k? j U ?ing, first to*ga*l bar : head, and ihcu pitched her voioe. j t A max who waa delivering * public I* lecture the other evening, ovoratepped v4 the limit of the platform; but landing on his feet, ho calmly continued: "To. eome d;>wc to the level of my audi"! nee?" A IldpMTt, Ar.l)*HVAX.?An alderman f.f-a city in Maine, being iuvi:ed to attend a centennial jubilee, replied :' "I can't attend this one, but I'll go next time." A coLoasn man in North Carolina pulled a mule's tail to kUow his docility. His funeral proceusioy was a mile and h __ half long. B deir > hie wife, he A tic a ,s i^cr acceptable ex* fpood the Wifosfc onrthlyj vcu be I B*Like a matter moral; lament. Never talk of alono I Never make a remark at the Givo your wannest sympathies for IK en^ry. let the other part JiCt each strive to yield oftcnest to f the Neglect the whole world besides.1 I mm rntlir than oue another. I Never speak leul tr one another, un*; less tlr* li'iuso is on fire. Always leave homo with loving I. words, for they maybp tjmhwt. I U m, <# m -a U "1!,E?L-1L I. m. ...ut Edwin Forest. Professional CharacteristicsRev. M. Alscr.] Ono of the most striking traits in the character of Forest was a profound respect for his profession ami a scrupulous observance of the duties it imposed. His conscieniousness in studying his part, his punctuality at rchcrsal ami performance, in holdiRjt all consideration of con* renience or pleasure sternly suboi-, dinatc to the conditions lor tho bc3t, fulfillment of bis role, were worthy j of exact limitation. Before begin-! ning a season ho went into training.' carefully regulating his habits in diet and boars of sleep and exercise; and during an engagement he always exerted a good deal of selfdenia! in husbanding and nursing his powers. He strove also to improve in his renderings, not only by an earnest, direct itudy of the part, and by a areful attention to critical suggestions ft o:n every quarter, but like- i wis? by keeping his faculties alert during his own performances to catch hint of inspiration from nature or accident, to seize on the causes of each failure or success, ami to ntr Iize?bo present expcrit-ncejor the fu. ture. Of the promptness which marked hialiabits, Mr. Alger relates many instances and anecdotes. John McCullocb, wlic, for five years played second parts to him, and was hi* intimate comrade on ami off the stage, speaks of hiui thus: "lie was exact to a moment in every appointment, and the tardiness of any one delaying a rehearsal stirred his mightiest anger. ^ He would sternly say to the offender, 4You have stolen fiom these ladies and gentlemen ten minutes of their time?ten minutes that even God cannot restore." No matter how incapable an actor might be, if Mr. Forrest saw be was attentive1 and industrious he aided him to the full extent of his power, and eocour-| aged him by kind word* and treat- \ mcnt. An actor might be what h$ pleased in private life until he car-*, ricd the effects into moments of dutv. nr.d then he knew no mercy, j On the stago ho was the easiest andI best of men, and it was a pleasure j to act with him. Disinfectants. It is well known that while cblo- < rine, chloride of lime, zinc, and ni* trous fumes are neutralizcrs of the odors of sulphureted, carbureted, phosphoretcd hydrogen, or ammonia, they havo no power to arrest decomposition whereby these odors j arc produced. This moreover, is readily accomplished by carbolic acid, phemyl creosote, and especially carbolate of camphor, which act hkc tannin upon all albuminous substances and prevent further decomposr tiou. But carbolate of camphor, according to Lanszweth-t, has a dou-j bl? action. While it tans dead i muscle upon contact, it kills every' living aporule it touches, ruiI thus ! what is now boiierod to be the active j principle of all contagious diseases! is rapidly attacked and destroyed, and is therefoie admitted to bo tha great scavening principle of nature and a most powerful cleansing, neutralizing remedy. Tha combination and reparation, in a suitable fluid fror the bringing to bear,' at any ( .cular time and place, j this mo?t remarkable effective agent i in arresting and preventing contagious diseases. From deal bo<lio3 all chances of infection will be prevented and all alHuvia destroyed by wrapping them in sheets (saturated with a solution of carbonate of camphor. Curii Heal as Broad, The gathering of an extraordinary crop of corn throughout the country | is inducing n:ea iu the Northern I States to inquire why this most nutritious of our ccrcnlshas not become a leading article of human diet, it is cheaper than wheat fiour, can he put into as palatable forms and is far more health!ul. Says the Philadelphia Chroniclo : "What is wanted j in the Northern States is a moic| 'general knowledge of tho various; , family uses to which corn can be put, I and it would be a work of philair ; tbropy on tho part of benevolent as- j aociations to prepare printed receipts] i for tlio making of cheap dishes from ( Indiau meal, if thoso who now seem j to hatfe no relish for such diet could* [be prevailed upon to use it for j| I while, a taste that is almost certain: iu grow into a posit ivo fondncsi^or it would be created, and ApF n ranch cheaper and wi.ole?some staple would cttmclnto general use." After much agitation the price of lager beer has fallen in Cincinnati to two glasses for five cents. The beer taverns for some time held out against tho decrease, uotwjt (island., ing a fall in tbo price they were compelled to pay by the keg to tho brewers ; but tho indignation of the German population proved too much for llicra. K Perfect cleanliness should bo the rule in all siables, pens and shod*. Filth is the most frequent cause of disease. Too much warmth is not healthful. Pure air, dry beds and clean skins, will keep well fed animals in sleek condition. *w 0 ' :V JPIBTAJj SOTH'E. Camden, S. C., Council Chamber, September liItli, 1877. Br t Jicrohro.?That all persons indebted to the Town of Camden fop taxes due for the present, and nil previous years, are required to pay such indebtedness on or before the 10th day of NOVUMBEll nest. I-cgal-p weeding? for the collection of nil past iluc taxes will he entered against all parties who are defaulters at that date. And If it further r-'to/rrif, that GOO copies of this resolution be printed and posted up in different places of the town for the inforuiation of all parlies interested. Official I Extract from the minutes J lJy order of Council. E. E. SILL, sop27lh nov 10 Clerk and Recorder. Kershaw? In ilio Probate Court. Estate of Francis .V. 11 all. ^BDiercas, Jacob It. Hall has applied to me for Letters of administration on all ami Singular the goods and chattels, right? and credits of Francis .M Hall, late of the saidicounty, deceased. ' These are, therefore, lo cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to appear before me at a Court of Probata to be h olden on the !u!i day of Nov r. 1877, te ibow cause, if any tliev bare, why said administration should not he granted. Given under n>v hand and seal, tliit: 2Gd day of October. A. P. 1877. J. F. SUTHERLAND, J. V. October 53. 2t State of South Carolina, Kcrtiutw (handy. h-v.tu.Ion, J\. 11.Perry, Plaintiff, T*. J. X. Bowers, Defends lit. By virtue of the above execution to me dlrccteil I will fell. In front of lhe Court House door, iu tlic town of Cam den, nil tbe Cist Monday in November next, during the iegal hours of sale, the fohOHinjjueecjili. ti prop -ily: All that lot or parcel of land, ritcatcil in Ihe County of K.usl.uw, containing lour hundred acre*,"more or le -s, ami bounded on the North by the bonis of the i L.!j of Joint Knox; on the Eh-d by Muds of J. J. lloitnu. C. t'. I'.fliie, and J. It. Brewer; oa the South by land r of S. II. iireuvr, and P. T. Witty,anjS on : tie IVOl t by IMMU of P. T. Twltty and (state of John Knox. TERMS? l ar-h. JOHN 1K>EY, 8. K. C. Sheriff's Oiiice, October bill, 18VT. Tlic ftatc of South Carolina | In the Court of kciBtictr Couuty. j Common Pleas. Vlrgb-Ia M. Blakeney, plaintiff, against. Iltury K. DuBose, Judgment for foiccloaurc. | ill* pursuance c! a Jcd^per.: for farccloanre ramie In this came by Don.!{. p.. Carpenter, on the Snd of i . by, A. 1>., 1 <n, 1 will sell before the Court in.'-! ? lioor in Hi.- town of Ckindou, on the lat Monday in NOVEUBCII next, v. iibin the legal huuis of tail', all that piece, parcel or tract of Said, situated. lying uud .wing in the County of Kershaw in the stu'.a uforesuid, on l iUetree Creek, coutididnsr six thousand acres, more or less, lying on both hides of the public toad from Camden rotheraw, di vised to llenry K. DuBose by ( Itarles Perkins, deceased; excepting arid excluding a t. act conveyed by deceased to Mrs. Duilose, said mortgaged premises, bounded north by lands of D* Mhi.I, istale of lieiiry Tiller, of Heury Tboru and estate of Elliott, South by land of McCoy and estate of Den. Pe. kins, West by lands of esiu'e of iku. Perkins aud A lien AicCus kill, East by lands of Kenneth JlcCasklil, Pine Tree Chnrni and McCoy. 111RM8?One third cash, Disbalance In one, . i is. luieiest parable anunaiiv, secured by i c.'jd au<i mortgages, 1 Mi-chasers to pay for rancr*. JOIIK noBY, s. K. C. SheiUTs Oflloe,October Mb, Is"!. The State of South Carolina, I In the Court of Kershaw Couit'y. | Common I'lcris Joachim Fatkcnberry sgalust Hubert J. Philips. Is pursuance of n Judgement of foreclosure mule lu thin case tor Hon. K. H. Carpenter ou the i3ta of .Ian. A. 1). 1W0,1 will sell before 'lie conn liotiue door In the town of Camden, on the Unit Molality in November next, all that piece, parcal or use of land. -Ituatfil, lying ami bclug iu Kershaw comity on Utile I.yoolirs creek, containing tin ee humlrcil ami forty-two ami onehalf (3-1'J l-*i icrcs.bouude.i east by land* of Jesse liort south by lauu- of Tlminu* tl. West, west by v.'Uiiutn t -lrbut it, ton tn by John \V. Truesdcil. Tkkms?'uk half c?t?h, balance In one year, Interest fromdato of sate, to he wcn.ul ly boml a&U mortgage, puichaat-r to pay for papers. John hojjyhk c. Shenfl 5 otr.ee, October8th lsi7 The State of South Carolina, J In the Court of! Kershaw county | common i'leas. | Alex. 11 It stcw.itt, essignec of Mrs. Charlotte It Taylor, Plaintiff, vs. Thomn* I.. Br.yktn, defendant. 15 pursn.tnc?of ajudginontnf fnrccloiuronuulc In the stove cause by Hon it tt Carpenter ou January 21:1 HIT, 1 will m- II at public outcry, before the court tuAi*?dour 'n t h- town of Camden on the tlrat Monday lb November Uext witbiu the bg?: hours of sale, a!l that piece, parcel or tract of laul lying, being and situated In the eonnty of KcV.-haw aud state aforesaid, <>u tto waters of tfwlft cre? k, Itinced'.a'ely adjoining the residence of said Thomas L Hoy kin, "Mount Pleasant," of which two huumcJ iutch are lu cuitlvb'.luu nud undei fern-.*, tounded north !>y lands of (Jcttys uad Clarke and others, late lands of James Cbcsnur, deceased, Jat? of Mulib.-rrj, east by said Mount Pleasant tesidei.ee enclosure, south !>y lands no>r, or iate, of Jntuescautcv and >!ia. Minnie Acc.ntu, wist by palliation laads | of Mid Thomas I. Boy kin. 1'RKMfl?Ono hnlf cosh, balance due on first day cf January next, ttecuuM by baud ami jnortgage; purcliaaei topay lorpntHos. "JOHN I soil Y, 8 ? 0. Sheriff's cfTlee, October ?Jth, IS77. TliO ttlate of Stutli Carolina\ In the Court of Ke'shttw Contity. i'cotiiinon l'loas. 3. .1. t.i. /'.iiuiiU iman Halt, Exocu'lon. I will so'l on the l.u Monday 13 November next. ! / virtue nf the i?b.ive ex.vu.iou at ttu Court House in (aiurteu <!ui in/ the legal hums of sale, the following iirnjert.* : Ah ; nt tract of mini, lyiu*, situated and being , In Kershaw Ouuty, cuutiuiitnif one hotolith and nretuv five acres. enne <>r ! hounded Ouita- aniih l?v Ijdi'.i o! IM. JuIiu MnlitH, c..st by JutJ.U of J. B. ttntl, v? w i !>y lauds of l>il<*> I Hal.,south l>y lands<.f |) ii it all. L.-.itil u))nn as the properly of Ztntraerinau Hall at the suit of./ ) Hall. l'e: ins cosh. OCJll.l ' JOHN" IK)BY, H. K. C. Uottei'H DiKinissiory. Notice :s berchy given l!ir.t one monili from date, I will .if jdy to Hun. .lames K. Sutherland, JuJfo ot I'robale, fur Hie county of Keishaw iri the stale of.South Carolina, lor letters' distiii-sory as ndministrntvix of the estate of 13ci.jaii.ia E. l'erkin/i dcccaved. rci?cai.v 15. rilKKI.NS. Oct 2iJ it ? rtollcc to iVcdliors. MlI persons having claims against ihac;tljBn, Solomon A. lienjitmin deceased, w ill flV>nl I fte saute duly nlKsu-l, utid those fljLltc 1 to the estate w ill make itnmediaii ^Vr.lCUt to, C.MiI'V.MXE Ku.XJIMIN, xtf ?1!, t-1 Executrix. Dissolution Notico. The firm of Keel J; Hurt is this day dissolved ! y mutual consent. 11. Kurt nssuttice |all liabilities of paid liim. Either of thg firm is authorised to collect out-Mandiuc claims. All i?nriiindebted to the last firm will please rcnko arrangements and save co?i. w. v. K IIUUT. September 15th, 1ST 7. Having purchased the interest nfW. F Reed, in ike Fumn Fnw Mill business, I will sell the huiinnco of lumber on hand; cLcjij formal), to ch-se the htitdnt'ss. All nnhr.left villi .Mr. lieetl, in t'uiiidcn, will receive prompt attention, octll U. HURT. "Toot and shoe shop, i The undersigned announce!) that he has open el a hoot nml slme tdiop, one door iibovc Smith's new pturc, where i.c is pro-1 pared to seive I lie public. Fools nml shoes tnndo and re).aired at r licit notice, and in goo! s t> 1 o. (live uic a I rial, oet -t I in Is i.'.c Yot no, Collco. v Bags of new Coffee fori sale low by ?JU * B\U.U 1)1108. i ' ' , v \r >?? , , . . ' * " 10 Times Larger! 100 Times More Grand! THAN ANY SHOW EVER SOUTH! Old Time Prices. Admission 50c,; Children 25c. AT Camden, Saturday, November 3rd. Positively Only Tso Pertaces, at 1 aafl 1 P. H, Coming on 3 Special Trains! Fifth Tour of the Continent bj Railroad, A CONGRESS OF DEWILDEJIIXG ATTRACTIONS, 10,000 SKI'A It ATE AND DISTINCT NOVELTIES ! 'flic liivth, the Sea, the Sky arc all represented in & Vast WiMcriies's of ?xhibi(ioti Tents 1 ONE TIJKET ADMITS TO ALL. Mofio Famous ^ FUNIV Y OVFAMILY ^ SPLENDOR equaia. W. W. COLE'S New and Greatest Show on Earth, Zoological and Equestrian Exposition! A Kami Mm, A Sipte Hcaapie, A Fains Circus. W, W. COLE, Sole Proprietor. The proprietor of this rant ami nuparcllod consolidation of Interesting and attractive features ba-j for tne reason of 1s?T, through a lifelong experience ami u lavish outlay of money, the pleasure ol placing before the public the ciiiKPntT effoit t>v his uyv. by procuring ail theattainable noveltiet of the uitiTK crkatiom from nil quarters cf the tvoiM, ami in connection Ihetewitli Kill l>e found the moat coilSpicUOUfi l.IKt KS, liVHSA-TS OaOTKSgn.S 1Kb Al'KOBATtC 1IA1.K AS.D PICXALB AKTUTS, tO bl found lii any pint 011lie world, "i Ills giatid and classic cat. ilalnuteu'. is wholly exempt from the iuelegeucii'H ami coarsenetit too frcqiie.it iy permitted In most c.f tent exhibitions. In tlila grcal i.how there la nothing ever permitted Hint a geutleuiau would hesitate to brlug hia family to witness 0/ the most exacting take exceptions to. Our Superiority over any other Show in America, The wonders ami Iieanlies of Nature 1 Ten thousand Ocean Marvels! The Cancho horsemen ot th< Pampas ! Superb display ?.f Arcnlc Prowess! Monarch* of the Rivers and Junglca of India. Africa end South America I I challenge the World to Equal My Hew and (treat Show! Aiaa nfiA Worth of Ool.ii n Tableau Cars ar.d CLarlots, like Mountains of liurniahcd Oo.d JpIUUjU'"* in Sunlight. EXTRAORDINARY FEATURES JUST ADDED: I: Tffc' V-J&*#% &/% % KjMj^ m i% ? V? I Living Aln?ka Oceanic Lions.' (The o:iIj fprnlmrn of rcnl I'ur minever on Exhibition !) BABY ELEPHANTS. BABY OAMELS. ISA It V IHtOMKDAUIKS. BABY* MONKEYS BABY LIONS. ISA MY TKiEUS. BABY LEOPARDS, BABY KB A LIONS. HEN of MONSTER SEKI'ENTS. some ofuliidi nro .*0 feel loop. A SK\ ELEPHANT, (c:i|iliiivl in tli? aoutli s?a.) THE WALRUS ? I.UMV1-. OP iuithmv CAMELS TRAINED .Til ] PKHPOUMINli WILD DKASTS a xperiallv in this show. A ni'UD of EI.E1*11 ANTS. A $20.0<I0 IMI'POPOTA MLS 30 CADES DEN'S and CORRALS of RARE nud CURIO03 ANIMALS. '**" ? ' 4'', ?m>. <m%> % mm ml $%& $|ifr >*#?& : ' N _ ' *'l.-v : \ - - ' .... ' ... v^..s?v ^ r,. ? * / - -a-? The Most Gorgeous Street Pageant Everr Seen, More wild hca^l", more iiii-tinnd hor.ooj. tnor<; curiosities, r.i:*|n?ifi?*ont nnd g >rgeuis wardrobe*, herald.*, kings, knight*, holy guild*. l.vlic* <>i u.e court, hoiurts, buttlo-mcn, ltomc-guurUs, clad in armor ot silver, slec! gold plating*. Forminf? a } SCJSNH OF LMDOR NKvr.it UKroiti: equaled. Seo the Grand Free Hippodramalic Street Pageant. Coming on -JU railroad cur*. Horses all^it fine condition ; all railroads run found fron^ I this iicw an.J gnat show at elienp rule?, to all. A<1 inis-inn as usual to circus, ntonag'rii., aviarv. niuM'iun. ni|iiaiiuiu, amphitheatre, nnd trained animal e\lii1>ilioll of wonder*-* 1 iiioi i open at 1 J*. M. and 7 r. )i. 1. ill!) cushioned opera seals llomembir, only one ticket rccqtiind lor ail advertised exhibition to the groat show of tlio world. POPULAR PRICES.?Admission, oflc.; Children 25c. v 9 \ I D. W. JORDAN, H. 0. CARRI80N. The Planters' Warehouse Enlarged and Improved. QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. The undersigned art now ready to sl:ow ono of the FINEST STOCK OF GOODS BROUGHT TO CAMDEN THIS SEASON. s- " i Consisting of everything pertaining to > 'N \ <3renei*al Merchandise, In nil departments. It is nsc-lofs to attempt to enumerate, suttee to say that everything needed in the family or on the farm enn be had at our house, at the very lowest prions, anil .nft.funtinn in all ffnnil. (rimrnntfccd. Our stock of HARNESS. SADDLES, BRIDDLES, BIT AND LEATHS | is larger (ban ever before, and cheeper than (he cheapest. ltemcniber that we are always aendy to buy cotton, and are prepared to pay Iko axh for the same. B AGGING AND TIES always on hand at lowest figures. - D. W.JOED AIT A CO. ' GEORGE ALDEN, I HAVING RECENTLY RETURNED I From the Northern Markets, ; la now prepared to offer goods in his line of trade at prices to gait the stock consists of . '''?& BAGGING AND TIES, HOLLOW WARE, COOK, PARLOR AND OFFICE STOVES, HARDWARE, WOODENWARE, fROflKTCRY AND GLASSWARE. 19 BOOTS AND SHOES, IIATS AND CAPS, CLOTHING, DRY GOi AND NOTIONS, SADDLES AND HARNESS, , 58 HARNESS & UEPER LEATHER, GROCERIES AND PROVISION*, ASSORTED LIQUORS, RUBBER BELTING. i . v All of wliieli will bo Hold at How Prim ?ej>13?if COOK, -1 / * PARLOR AND OFFICE^ ,w'jaw . usm M Wm ^ " sii/VBid r, n 0 ! | AT GREATLY SEDUCED f : , I ^jj PRICES. \ 1 <\ ^ ' * : In consequence of the very low price of Iron, I am prepared to oflir STOVES, in great variety, at less prices than ever before known in ilii country. The public are invited to examine my Stock. I J GEORGE ALDEN. 1