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so;J 49,. ,,.aIo Da,,I, 49,, ',o. ,,o'
Voc ra,borad ahnnt his cL,;" go 80
wish to b.,r nhost stor, ,,o.,. IN
Won shall haye 2onr wish I viii rn'
| late an incident or which ! ,nrsoIf
wos w;tncg, and uL;oL : ,lona
fore strictly trrc,
One EVENING in autumn c,u rr.-
Years ano. I was retI,rrinr r,o,n
Tou}ouse. had travelled f5r Lat
dav. HAVING Abroad, nossod Am,erra
where some friends Of mine would
have had me spend fine nioht but
I y~as resolved 10 nush on 70 Savcr-
dunn. which, Won know ;s throo
leagues distant on the road, I hal
arrived in front Of the monastery Of
Roulbrenuc whom erdIcnIv .Ioro
hurst forth q terrible storm In =
moment the NIGHT became dark and
the road imnaSsabIc. shouId bovc
asked shelter in the convent but NV
horse. frightened by a sudden clam
of thunder. dashed into a narrow
halfway 70 the left. and hurried mo
away in spite Of all | could do
Notwithstanding the speed at which
he went soon nerceived that wo
were on the direct road TO ST, Ga
belle. And when. at last. the horse
slackened his mace. which he did 81
his own GOOD will, | found myseIi
before the village inn.
| entered. The guests were nu-
merous. amcnc whom I observed
several Spanish merchants. md
some hunters. who. like myself had
been overtaken by the storm. We
dried our clothes by the fire after
which, supper was announced, and
we sat down to the table.
The conversation turned first M
on the stormy weather and the bad
ness Of the roads. One said he had
been thrown from his horse: another
had been a full hour in extricatinr
his horse and WAGON from a mud
hole.
sIt is horrible weather. said a
third, lust the time for ghosts and
witchcss.'
Although this was natural re,
mark. gave rise to a lively CONVEX
sation.
'Sorcercrs and spirits choose q
clear, moon light-night to hold thei!
orgies, in preference to such a one
as this
We turned to look at the author
of this observation, and saw it was
one of the Spanish merchants.
1T would seem that gentleman j,
. familiar with the custom of ghosts,
exclaimed 4 Young man by nv side.
and that they have told that they
| ike neither to get muddy nor wet
Young man. said the Spainiard.
casting a terrific glance at the last
speaker, speak not so lightly on a
subject with which YOU are but little
acquainted
Would you like to make nc be-
lieye in ghosts ? returned the young
man disdaintulIy.
'Perhaps,' replied the Spaniard,
'ir YOU have sufficient courage to
look on them
Flushed with anger, the vouua
man sprang to his iect. in mo-
ment, however, he Gained himself,
and sat down again, saying
'You should pay dear for that re-
mark, were it not uttered by a mad
man
a mailman" echoed the other,
arising in his turn. 'Listenn he adj
dcd, striking the table with his fist,
and throwing down heavy lcathen
purse.
Here arc thirty quadruplcs, which
| am willing to lose, if, within an
hour, do not call up before your
4, 90, 49,. 4 .--.....--.l -. '..-.-. 1900. ' !,
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TO chant, in a soft, melancholy voice
a stanza which may be translated
thus:
AMI 'he coffin i. broke with crash,
Aal " '5e ~. NJ, IIyr ,1, ', i3,k foot is p,ced
Upon the vtriaat moss"
After this first stanza, the Spaniard
raised his voice and said solemnEy:
You have asked to see your friend,
Francis Wallet, who was drowned in
the sea three years ago. What do
you behold
"A "hltish light arising near the
Window', replied the young S'uden''
'ou' 1t IS only a shapeleSS "a'tT'hS
must $500
are 20" aiialo ASKED 'he stern
voice o! the 'Pahiard'
anu inc young man ahS"eieu' l
1i" not a'Faio' - ~, :,
we were s''Pineu' oIea:',iesS WIN
WI WI '"s 'e"s'' n' S ,y''J was
:i'e''. 'o' -" "' .ni n'm' S.a','-
NY '"5'I &C. W.'n ms 10Y , "lj"n o, mJ
GROUND, ne c"eiIeo u d lo"ueF ana
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fllount paIatinr 1ta0cnn.

WILL commence on IIcdncsiay. September the
" 18th, 1919, under the charge OF Mr. l.. VI FoRD.
n competent teacher from Saratoga, y Y ll-yc-
~ Undesirable that students be- prtscntat the beginning
Uithc term IN order to enter the classes
Tuition per Term Of IL Weeks.
Orthoraphy Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Eng
lsh Grammar, and Geography. 81; Natural and
intellectual Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy
History, &c. s. 30 Latin. Greek, and the higher
hmnchcs OF Mathematics. 50 80. Extra charge, for
the French Language; Spanish and Italian, # re-
CURED, will be taught on the same terms as Latin
Greek, sc.
Tuition will be required in advance Board can
be obtained in families at 81 - per week. Persons
wishing 10 occupy room in the Academy will be cN-
pcctcd 10 furnish the same. BY order OF the rrls-
tees I nlCiRN President otthc Board
Mt. Palntinc, Puncm CO, ILL.,, Sept -, 1919
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The brown silk Dress.
III Mrs, rnlLLIPS.

choice for wedding dress! Your
other dresses arc in good style, and
you have plenty of them, consider
ing the changes in fashion-but a
brown silk to be married in-who-
ever heard of such fancy in girl
of eighteen p
otis true aunt, that my choice
may seem somewhat sombre, but
you know very well that am about
to become the wife of poor mocha
mic who depends on his daily labor
for support. AS the wife of such
man, | must necessarily limit my
expenditures to my circumstances,
and have thought it better to pur-
chase something which would be
useful for some time to come, than
to consult my appearance as splen-
did bride for one short evening-cs-
Ipecially as | am to see no strangers
There is something in that.
There is my Maria's wedding dress.
She will never wear it again the
world. She had a white satin, with
a lace dress over it. Oh, she did
look beautifully! do admire to see
a handsome BRIDE
'Yes it is very well for those who
can afford it. But it would be quite
Assured for me to purchase an ex.
|pcnsivc dress for one, or even few
evenings, when by the expenditure
Of half the money, | can procure that
which will be servicable for some
years. But come, put on your bon
net, and step over to our new house.
It's all furnished, at least all that is
finished | value it more highly than
should if it was not so near my
mother's.'
There, William has left this small
parlor, this sitting-room, and three
chambers, to finish, at his leisure,
when ne is out Unemployment. See
how everything is arranged. So
handy for my work
you don't say you are going to do
your own work p
Certainly l do. There is only
one apprentice, and should think
it strange i'll could not do it with all
ease
MY heart, what strange fancies
you have. To be sure, it is well
enough if you can bring your mind
to do it, but then folks do so diff.
lerentlv now a-days. There is my
Maria she has moved into an elegant
house, all furnished from top to bot
tom. She keeps a great girl to do
the work, and a little one to wait
and tend. Oh things do 60 on beau
tifully, Ipromisc YOU
Her husband is a young lawyer,
is he not--is he wealthy?'
'Oh! he Is very well off. He does
not get much practice, yet; but |
dare say he will, in time. lie has
thousand dollars at interest; besides,
Maria could not havsmarried me-
chanic--thoir hands get so hard and
their compilations, especially if they
are exposed, get so brown. ! would
not wish to hurt your feelings, but |
do think that, for pride'S sake. for
the sake ofyour family, You might
haze made a littlc different choice
'Oh, aunt, excuse my language
! have yet to learn that a '1an's oc-
cuPation whether It produces hard
hands or white sof, hands, whether
/ it gives tuc check a brown or pale
hue, is any disporagement to him.
You must get acquainted with Will
lam and hear him converse. You
will not think Of hard hands, and his
animated, intelligent countenance
will drive his bronZcd skin quite out
ofour head. But aunt, you don't
say anything about my furniture
and You must sec my nice closets
-, 'On' your furniture IS well enough.
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salriHgc ~ wagon MANDATORY.
w VI PALMER returns thanks to the public Tor
w the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
Inn, and having associated himself with J G. GAY,
he would state that they are prepared to carry on the
Carriage and Wagon Making business.
IN all It's various branches Our stock Of lumber is
well seasoned, and We are determined To make the
best work that Is made in the country. Two.horse
wagons kept constantly on hand All who wI,hto
purchase are inyedto call and examine tor them
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop on the
corner OF Columbus and jefferson streets Iuuhcr
taken IN exchange for work WIN PALMER.
Ottawa. feb II. Is ! &. GAY
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Business Gur0s.
II. L. 4 l.. II. Eamcs,

Commission licrchaaiS-- OHGTd, III.
Warehouse en- lnsalc-strcct, west side OF the bridge
They will pay particular attention to the sale OF
produce IN Chicago for those who may choose that
market All orders left with Us Tor the purchase OF
lumber, will meet with prompt attention.
Aur 10 20 I'm
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GRO, H. N''N'N GO. - FlNHt IT,
NORRIS & FISHER,
attorneys al Lar and Land IyeUiS, OHa-
JIiunfg

WILL pay particular attention to the payment OF
" lnNrs many part OF Illinois, pnrcho-mgn mud sell
Ing real estate, investigating titles, collecting de-
manIS buying and selling military land warrants
and locating them on the best iaDds for soldiers or
othrr-, securing pensions aud all claims against the
government Office IN the court house.
Oita,ra, April Is 1919
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for the loss he has suffered by its
prosecution.
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Nj. T.. HOLLISTER,

attorney and ConHslior al L1Ir. and Solicitor in
fhdHccrg-- Ottdrd, H.
Office over the rear OF q. Burrs store, opposite
the Mansion hou'c. Jan. -
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ii. w. HOPKINS. NJ. d.,

Physician and NurgcoR-Oitdlrd, M,
Offers his professional services TO the citizens Of OF
tawn, and vicinity Office between Phelps and
Walker & !llcklings stores, where he may be found
ata times except when absent on professional bu-
sincss aug Il -
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Business CARDS.
A. B. SMITH,
New Lumber Yard,

THE undersigned bcgs to inform the public gen
rail- that he has for sale every variety OF
LumJer, ShingIeS, and Laih,
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HENRY G.. COTTON,

itiOrRey and Counsellor NJ Lar md Solicitor IN
ChdHccrU- OffGirG, H.
Office in Rcddick's block, east side OF the public
apu .
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J. o. GLOVER. T.. c. COOK
GLOVER & COOK,

Attorneys and rouHsc'lOrs al Lqw-Otid,ra
Office in RrdIlck's block, east side OF the publ,
square. Iun iS-u
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DAYTON Woollen FACTORY.

Dayton WO0ll0n Factory
TlI.Nh"a Fba.oY will hr rauicdon NJ u.unI. .1y
: y. nEErSJ nownh landing the fatal epidemic
which has carried off three Of the Green imuiy and
hope TO receive as heretofore a liberal share olpuhc
pllronagc. WcwouId here tender our thanks to our
friends aud patrons, aud hope by strict attention aud
liberal bargains I'm the way of cXchangesJ to contu-
nc to merit your generous confidence
Dayton, Ill, April IL. 1919 ]. & u GREEN
, N. B,--Ihe Fiouriag Nils OF John Green will
he cnrricd on as hcreinInrc hy u q
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l.. :. LELAND,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Has removed his office from Rcddck's block to the
room formerly occupied by the SherV, IN the court
house, aud now occupied apart by Lorenzo Leland
O,lN,l. mnN !. Isl9-
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PAINTS. OILS. AND GLASS,
Cayringc Il Wagon Mandatory.

al reduced pucc.
Canal st., west Of the Public square Ottawa, Ills
Aug2t 1919 JOHN HOSSAtk
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DR.. COOLING,

Office north sldc NJ t4c yubiir squire Residence
corner NJ L4 SiNc and Nliisog TrcrtS.
Being always devoted to his profession, hopes for q
share OF public patronage. -cpt-2
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GEORGE \. INGALLS,.
s. w. RANDALL,
G.. NJ. LEE, Dentist,

ID EsrEcrruLY informs the public that he will TOR
IL the future remain IN Orawn for the practice Of
dental surgery and viii be found at al. hour 300 his
rooms west OF the court house. adloluugJ & Cham
PINS office, up stairs All operations performed 30
9, o,hc g.nciurc end warranted Price, to cores
th,hlentwunpnh.a- auu3
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w. II. l.. WALLACE,

attorney and CoHpScllor At LGw-O itnra, H.
Office with J. {. ChampIn, sourh-ca.t corner OF
he court house
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DR.. j. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon, and DcntiSi- OfatrG, H.,
Offers his professional services the inhabitants OF
Ottawa and vicinity. Office nj his residence on
Columbus street.
PS.-Dr +. still continues to perform operations
in all the various branches Of Dentistry. Charges
IN correspond irh tie tunes! mar Il, a
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d. u. THOMSON, NJ. D..

Clr o.. professional services to the citizens Of OF
rI.r Il vicinity. Office, at the store OF q. l..
IHuut-ou. apr 20 -
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II. ii. lllNMAN, NJ. u.

Physician and Surgeon, Office at the resi-.
deace Of Mr. Geo Drake,
Having located at South Ottawa, offers his proi,s
sionrl services TO the public uIy2O-jl-3u.
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We are indebted to Judge CATION.
of this place, for permission to pub
lish the following letter from Oregon
For a correct account of the present
state of things in that interesting por-
ton of our country, we could refer
the reader to no document more re-
liable than this letter.
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AMES 800 pr wood IIamcs, also brass spot.
| tea and Japanncd Enc hamcs. for sale by
| lulY 10 WALKER & llicKtiNg
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8. j. Smith.

EtA Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
oils. Dye Stggs, &c. sc.
Newark, Kendall County, Illinois
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MANSION HOUSE,
OTTAWA, Il
. !zs l.. HILLS,

Storage, rorwarding, & Commission 0ier-
chant, Dedler in all kinds Of Produce.
Trnc's Warehouse. No ,, Sldc-cu,, Ottawa, Illinois
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man was shut up alone in the pavil-
ion, the Spaniard remaining with us
outside the door.
4 brcathlesS silence prevailed for
a moment, when the Spaniard began
TO chant, in soft, melancholy voice
a stanza which may be translated
thus:
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The subscriber offers for sale, on reasonable
terms, his Houses and Lands at hirkwood and IN
Camden. The House at Kirkwood is pleasantly
situated, large and comnodious, with every neces.
sary OutbuiIding, with an abundance OF pure water
convenient thereto, with 81 acres OF Land attach
ed, most of which is woodland The House IN
Camden is situated on the West end OF Dehaib
street. upon considerable elevation, and is large
and romlnodious, with all convenient and necessa-
ry Outhuidngs, Well Of good water, and -
acres of Land Possession given Immediately.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call and
examine the premises.
Oct loft JOlIN WHITAKER.
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~ THE GARDEN JOURNAL,
leRLIslIED WEEKLY, BY
y. w. PEGUES.
Palmetto Cash Store!
,. TREE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
And those wish Bargains, Particularly,

and those wish Bargains, FartiCuiaiiy,
=, aat WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
. That the undersigned has moved into Mr. WIN.
,Uorkman's New Store. two doors above !nr.
Drucker. and Immediately opposite Messrs. NC
,DowaN L. Cooper, where he is at present. re-
;eevng large supplyot
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
suitable tn the fall and winter seasons comprising
az Pf>:;,. tf,ae1 kuncy Dry-Gooas,
in er.yy ,iepar,,aeut of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
. .r.. Veal,
yFar---5-,,re. Groceries 09sd Croc" cry,
Au;p.;.nhc is determined to sell for CAST only,
at u,>..- 80 extremely low, that he cannot fail 10
rec.,.r ,,pe confidence of purchasers.
"a u;yn his new stand "a local habtaton and
naIns." he has hoisted the Palmetto Flag, and re-
spec,fuly invites all ard sundries to give
THE PALMETTO STORE
a fair trial. having no doubt that visit and nspec-
'spection of his stock will prove mutually d'anta-
,geous.
i":arTricnds from the country will please en-
cuire for the Pulm,lto Store
Ra'Sept. l9. JAMES "iLSON.
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Planes,

loin,ers, Fore, Jack, Smoothing (sing'e ana
double Iron), Asrraga's, Beads, ccves, cove and
rcaJ cornish, Da,l,t,S, (wood and brass screw
,onsl Fjlii>crs, Grccian Ovaios, Hand Rail. lio-
iows and Rounds, Match, Nu>irg, Ogees, OVaos'
pIows, Qurk Ogecs, do and Bead Qurk ovaoF,,
do and Bead, do, cove ard Bead. Rabbe1 (skewcd
and squarc) Reedns, Raising. Nasi', Snipe Bill
side Eabbels, step Nosing, Torus Bead Tooth
Planes, sc.
Jack and Fore Plane Handles; Hickory chIsei 20
Bench Screws and patent Bench Hooks.
Fer sale by oor,,
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5p923yN.
FROM tho Methodist Exposi,or.
A GEM.

Tie following beautiful tribute TO most worthy
christian family, was left by Bishop Capers upon his
table. Tie morning he left Science Hill, where he and
several Others had been so delightfully."- entertained du
ring tho Kentucky Conference y |Ross.
To NV beloved friends at Science Ill., Shelhyrie' hy
So kindly cared for and cOretscd'
The to-worn preacher bids adicu,
Feeling 10 bless he is bossed
In all the work he has TO do.
But lately, and another scene
Stirred the full fountain Of hin heart,
His home in tears. Alas! how keen
This of repeated pang-to part.
But who thu, pays the painful cost
To duty, at the Mustcr'H word
Might Of richer treasure boast
Than he is given Of lis Lord?
"a hundred fod"-und 10! they come.
Daughters for daughter, sons for SOD!
Tie preacher ever is al home.
And shall be till his work is done.
w. CAPERs.
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! :! DEL. iIInn.--t lrirml ~ "urs. "Ap
ha, ia.rtv been inS'lrAlluC vi ~" lFO'T
Misses, ~. g.y,.s TIE ir:l.'%!im AcCvun! ~!
the Irntrniary al Fort hlad'sn nl"l ns
keeper: "Fnr more than 4 year past live
pcurrni,arv numbered on!r Il sIngic prisoner
a t"l!,w who was condemned for horse stcni
inr ,o tive years confinement. For com.
panlnlship's 81 kc merely. the laIcr has taken
a fancy Ia Hirn. and allows him every pr':i-
lcrr. short actual lhrramn. in return
his grl's' y; quite satisfied with his new home.
and, brsrirs making himself useful in hrE,,
drrd ways. is a light hl-hrarlc'l. merry making
and amusing companion tn the keeper ahd
the Keepers irirud<. Snuc two Inrnh~
arn another individual was taken 10 IN" :
iahlis!rncn for governmental hHarl anI
loIrng. lEc hal been found guilty. H a
SAUL w,li intent t. XIII. AMI sentenced 10 rWn
months :lnrlS ,n,nrnl and hard labor. On
the dav or lis lmIro'lirliIm the knNnrr had
orras;un 80 r"rar to Ma,'lsn!,. i'ah!r- H.:
-" pr's"ncrsir gard n aIar;IrI /" ihc rs.
tabIishmcnI; aud secured from escape by
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Domestic Manufactures.

We are now prepared 10 offer our stock OF
Black and Russcrt Pergcd Brogans, and Rnssc't
scwed Negro Shoes. all of our own manufacture,
which we can recommend To our customers as
they have been got up with great care and made
ofhe best materials. Purchasers will please call
and examine for themselves.
Oct II. W. ANDERSON ~ 70.
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Head Quarters,

LOWER BATTALION, 22D REG. 5. c. VI.
Camden, 9Th Oct, lsio.
Order No
). This Battalion is hereby ordered to parade at
Camden on Saturday the 24th day of N"Tember
,eyt at lG O'Clock A. ". for drill and review arm
ed and equipped as the law directs.
Commissioned officers, the non-cornmsSoncd
Rerincntal s,aE, sergeants and corporals will as
scin5le the cay previous at the same hour ard place
for drill and instruction.
The Co,npane: will be formed and the Rolls
called precisely at the hour indicated. Captains
o, Companies are charged with the extension Of
this order. By order of Lieut. Col J. B. kEEsHAw,
Ger. l76t A. q. BASklN, Ahlt.
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In acknowledgements District.

1obn Massey. Admir-. de- bonis non OF John !: Ia
gins, decd. VS. Jare IIagns aud oiheFS-Dm 10
fnarshal assets, and so Jorlh:,
The creditors Of John T. 1lagIns late Of Ian
easter District, are hereby notified 'hat unncf 'he
decree OF the Court Of Equity in the above case
they are required o establish thelT c'alns 'e,",e
the Commissioner on or before the ls' ""y VI 'I'''
VIC 70 n,J IN dcfault that their claims be barred.
w. '' ,,wES II WTrHERSPOON, C.E. J." D.
r,urn' rs Office Sept. =, 1917 ':"I
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

A new supply OF the works of popular and
standard authors, Animals, School and mlscciIanc-
ous books just received. Also, Letter, Deed, and
Note paper of great variety, with envelopes 10
mach. Knycs, r 'zors and Scissors, motto seals
waters, wax. inkStnnds, steel pens, ink Japan,
Black, Blue aud Red Water colnrS, prints,
Drawing materials &c. a. AoCN".
a., - AZ II
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$50 bars and bundles Square, Round. Flat, Band
Hoop, Nail Rod and Horse Shoe Iron,
Cast, German and Blister Steel.
HOLLOW WARE.
500 pieces comprising Pots, from ! to ~ gal
Ions. Ovens, Sauce Pans, Oin and porcelain lined)
fin and porcelain lined Nlasin Kettles and Soup
Dres,ers. S:iders, FRYING Pans, Gridrons, Po,a-
toe Steamers, Furnaces, cooking Stoves Giue
Pots. etc. etc.
Front and Store Door, Rabbetcd and PLAIN MOT
tice with brass and mineral FurnllureJ hln''
Plate, closet. cupboard, chest, Drawer, Desh;
Trunk and NIGHT Locks, Spring hetches' faa
Locks, of every description.
sU.gD4FES.
Door, Window and Parliament Eutts, "!hdo"
Springs, Axle Pues, Shutter Fasenngs' Mr'S,-
bile Door Sprinrs square, round, flush and smut
ter Bolts, sliding Door Fixtures, bed and table cas-
tors, screw and side Pullies, Wardrobe HOOKS
(ron and brass) hand and house Bells WIN car
riare complete, Ardirons and Fire Irons, otee
Mills. well pulIies, cross cut and Mill Saws, MALI
Cratsks. Stocks and Dies, Iron AXies' TO
y inches, wagon ana cart boAcs' eu''
aud horse shoe Nails. 49,.
Carpenters Tools complete, OF various qu1''''cs
Biacksmitl's do do 10 40
g-5-Thc principal portion Of the above mas oeel
bought direct from the Manufacturers, oil wich the
purchaser will have the advantage, ana "'e' the
Hardware requisite for a bulldIug comple.e set
of Kitchen Utensils or sets Of Carpenter or biach.
smiths Tools are wanted, liberal discount VIII
be made on the prices charged for sllgie artice'
McDOWALL & COOfER.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-14
Just Received,

The largest stock of French Muslin Emhrn'de-
ries ever brought to this market, consisting OF
Ladies French worked Collars
3 do S,raiubt DO newest styles
~ do French worked Chemizcttes, "a lot Of
ell l40 from SIC. to $33'D
=. do worked Muslin Cuffs
a, French and Scotch Worked Muslin, Trimmings
:, ;. in Swiss and Jacconet Edgiug< and lnscrilngs
Also-A full stock of plain and checked MnslIns
IN, WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-14
TO Miners.

The subscriber keeps constantly on hand a :n'l
supply of Quicksilver, which nc VIII dispose ol al
\ ycrv small advance on Charleston prices.
u. J. DELAY,
Octl Nearly opposite INasonic Hail..