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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-04-26
NOTICE.

A Ill persons are hereby notified and cautioned
n not to trade for receive a note given by me
to Nelson Newman or bearer for ftyi dollars da.
ted the 18th January, 1868, and payable the lst of
January, 1854, with interest from the date. The
consideration of the note having failed entirely,
will not pay it unless compelled by law.
ROBERT PHILLIPS.
April 25 II st.
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SODA OR MINERAL WATER.

TTAVING procured NEW and very complete ap.
Ill paratus for MANUFACTURING and BorrLlNG SODA
or MINERAL WATER, the subscriber is now ready to ur
nish LEMON SODA and SAEsApARILLA in any quant,!y
to those who deal in the article.
Country Merchants Hotels, Restaurants and iaml.
lies, can be supplied at the shortest notice.
TERMS CASH. FRANCIS L. LtMf:
. Anril II 10 u
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CHARLES S. WEST,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AUSTIN, TEXAS.
Will practice in the I'd Judicial District and adjoining
counties and in the Supreme and Federal Courts at
Austin.
References-Mcssrs boswell, Hill Co.. Galveston !;
Rupelv, Blair & Co., Ncw-Orlcans; Patrick, Irwin &
Co., Mobile; Boykin. McRac Foster, Mobile.
March 22-l2f
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eCEINA AND EARTI1EN w ARE.
DIRECT INPoRTATIoNs.
HI. f.. NICHOLS,


COLUMBIA, s. e.
HAS just received direct from Liverpool, and by
L arrivals from various sources, much larger addi
tions than usual to his stock OF
Earthen, China and Glassware,
now comprising full assortment and consists, among
other articles, of the following:
French China newest shapes-plain White, Gold Band
and Decorated.
French and English China Fancy articles.
Ironstone and superior White Granite Ware, of China
fnsh
Newest patterns Colorcd Wares.
Gut, Moulded and Plain Glassware Of every variety.
Oil, Lard, Fluid and Pine Oil Hanging, Desk, Parlor
and Store Lamps
Factory and Mill Lamps, Of best construction.
English Tin Steak Dishes Coffee Urns Lamps to eacli
Wire and Tin Dish and Plate Covers, Tea Trays.
Table Cutlery, Table Mats, Castors Britannia and Sill
ventilated Goods.
Aud other Housekeeping Articles, at low prices.
Packing for the country warranted.
II. H. NICHOLS.
Columbia April l2. 10 3m
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Pocket Book LOST.

OST in Camden; Of between Camden and Sanders
- Greek. large Leather Picket Book. containing
sixteen dollars in money Ghree $5's and sI,) and
one Gh Alfred Bennett for Sse dated lat Januory
1852, one on John Love for S22s, dated aStl, Octs
Der, 1884, one William Ioush. for $40 same dat.
one DUNCAN Mcleod for about $40, SAME daso ON.
on Ella Copeland for between $50 and $50, same
date. All the above notes ore payable to William
Hough and John j. lIongh, Exhors of joseph HoupL.
suitable reward will be raid forthc delivery Of
the Pocket Book and contents to the subscriber or to
Horny Pate in Camden.
JOHN E. HOUGH
April IL. Is 4t
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sPRING DRESS GOODS.

4 FEW DRESS PATTERNS of printed Bercges
N and Grenadines. Just received at >
c. MATHESONS. ,
March 3. II II
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Southern Chair Factory.

TINE subscriber begs leave to call the attention OF
Wholesale Purchasers to his Stock of Cane Seat
Windsor. Office, and Dining Room Chairs Cane Seat
Stools &C., all of which made at his Factory near
Columbia
Having obtained the best machinery now used for
the purpose and competent workmen, he is prepared
to fill Orders for any style Of Chairs
He does not invite the attention OF Purchasers 10 MS
establishment solely on the ground ofits being South
eyn enterurise but because he supply as good nm
article fully as cheap or cheaper than it can be obtain
cd from the North.
CHAIRS will be packed and delivered free OF charge
at any of the Depots in Columbia:
His Ware Rooms are over the Auction store OF
Mcssrs Alien & Philips, who are Agents Tor the above
Factory. W. T. ihl@0i - a.
March !. OH
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A REPORT having been circulated by one
n unfriendly TO me- that had raised my rates for
board and lodging since the destruction Of the Wa
teree House, l take this method of giving IN UN-
QUALIFIED CONTRADICTION to the same. The
rates which hung up in the Mansion House for months
prerious, arc adhered to nou as they were before.
Thankful for past fayors | hope by attention to
those who may favor m, with call, to merit con-
tinuance Of their patronage.
T. G. ROBINSON.
Mansion House. Camden April 90 If
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Purc White Lead.

A LARGE and fresh supply of Harrisons extra
N quality Paror Lead Chrome Green, ground and
dry Linseed Oil; Spirits Turpentine, DC dc. Just
received at II. j. DELAYS
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Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue of sundry wris of Ficri Faccas 10 ne d.
ID rected, will sell on the first Monday in May
next, being the second day Of said month"; all the De
fendants Interest in the uneXpired lease Of Tenant B.
Lucas House on DeKdlb street, Wagon, Sign Post,
and various other articles levied and to be sold as
the property Of John Ingram at the suit of W. L. Tim
mons VS.. John Ingram.
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I'm HiQUity-KcrSllaN

I'm Equity-KcrsllayT:
Thomas Fraser and wife VS. W. H. Holcyman ct al.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Wiley +. hol'
/ leyman, one of the Defendants in this case re-
sides out of the State, it is ordered molten of T.
b. Fraser Solicitor for Complainant, that he do ap-
pear and plead, answer demur to the Complain
ants Bill of complaint within three months from pub
licaon of this rule or failing to do so, order pro
confcsso will BE- entered against him.
W H. Il. WORKMAN, T.
Aprl ) 1853. 81 3n,
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i;rIree5es hundred Dollars reward

u AjltEs papers ii fhe.stats vsFl aibli.fisvil
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5000 lbs. SASH Weights.,,.

CTONEG LIME in good order superior article for
y finishing and white Washing calcincd Plsssersa
Paris Rosendale Cement, direct from the manuEctu-
rers, and in quantities to suit purchasers.
A new andhandsome assort tment of Wpdaw Shades,
20 patterns, consisting of landscape and architectural
designs. Price 75c. to 81 per window.
April f. C. 5. GIlNIDEN.,
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Two likely young Negroes Manly and Parret levied
on and TO be sold at the suit of the Bank Of Camden
S. C. vs.. Wiley Albert.
Anril l9-lGtf TIIOS. BASKIN S.KD.
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Ticrcc Rice, levied and to he sold as the prop
crty OF Jos. Bossard at The suit of n b. Arrants vs.
Bossard.
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New Spring Goods.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

rJ1HE subscriber has removed to the Store lately.
| occupied by Mr.. C. MathesOn, on the corner Of
RrooJ md York Streets, and is now receiving BIS
snnnIv Of SPRING GOODS, which, in addition to his
former stock, makes his assortment very, complete.
He would be happy to sec his old friends end Gus
entertain them by showing them pretty Goods. and
selling them great bargains, For parienlaGy see
small bills" ~ W. bo"'hi'
March 90 1911
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Just Received,

CASE of Crosse Blackwell's English Sauces. con.
i sistng of Worcestershire, Reading, Harvey and
John Bull. Received and for sale by
Dec. G. 1852. SHAW " AUSTIN.
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGESA.
LEONARD CHAPIN,

MANUFACTURER and Dealer, in CARRIAGES
.IYl and HARNESS of every description, NOS l24
Meeting st and SO Wentworth.st. next to the Old
stand Of Giberts 6 Chaplin, Charleston, ). Z.
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Timby's Union Water Wheel.
NJ. SANDERS agent for kcrshaw an

=" ILLlAM NJ SANDEKS agent Tor heFshaW and
w Sumter Districts.
This Wheel is applicable TO all kinds of Machinery
requiring water power, the most simple and power
fu, and requires less water than any Wheel in exs'
tence, and has the advantage of working entirely
submerged
These Wheels may be seen in operation at the A.
gents mills, fourteen miles below Camden, who Will
also supcrntend pntting them in, if required or lie
may be addressed nj Boykin's Depot, S. &.
April r. Is l2m.
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Notice.
Spring Goods, &c.
New Advertisements.

New AdVertIseInents.
rTNHE subscriber has lately recelVea iarge vrV anV
1PTyCLES consisting in part tPomades for the Hair
LYONS Katnaison and Hauls Eau Lustral; German,
French and American Cologne; Lubms and Rousseis
Handkerchief Extracts; Toilet Bottles-some very
rich patterns; Tooth, Hair Shaving and Nail Brushes;
Dressing Tuck and Pocket Combs, of Buffalo, horr
and Ivory Toall of which he invites the attention o.
the Ladies in particular, and the public gcnernhy:
III H. J. DcI1AY.
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o.. Tea, Tea, Tea.
UNPoWDER,' Tyson, Imperial, Young Hystn
" and Black of superior quality: Received. T, anu
for sale by oHA" a." ~ t-'si
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EOTICEs

KERSHAW-lN EQUITY.
A IL Guardiaus, Trustees1ad Receivers accountable
II to the Court of EQUITY For Kershaw District, arc
hereby required to make their Annual Returns Oh or,
before the lst day of nay next
w: Il r. WORkM An, c.EKn
April 5-.4tf
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L. o. o. F.-kershaw Lodge, No. g.
l. at their Hall, on Friday Evening at o'clock.
D. R. KENNEDY. Secretary.
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na Es -

rIN ana. after this date, fiis Passenger and Nal
" Train will rrn once a week. soy " EDN EspAS,
twice day, from the Junction to Camden and back,
eorpeetipe at the Junction with the Night Passenger
and freight Express Traas E6h Charleston at o'clock
A NJ and bring up Passengers ana light freight stotk
Poultry Eggs Fruit aae osksf light articles Will DO
received OF the Camdsn Pssseag7 Depot ON Wednes-3
days at 10 o'clock a. NJ and connect xithithe night
Express Train tswp) som Columbia, 1t will be nc
cessary Cor shippers stock to give three Of four days
notice; that carsmay be provided for them.
Tile Train will run directly thft'fgh to Columbia
a1i back on Friday-one day only
Schedule Of Running TINE.
/. .., FIRST or aoRSrss TRAIN.
Leave Camden at 49,. r. A: a.
Arrive at junction att. go. ..!.s> s.4o
Leave Junction at. ::..:::.-. aoV
Arrive at Camden -.lO.4os. =
SECOND, OR MIDDAY TRAIN, dS WEDNESDAY.
Leave Camden at .....::.::: :::.... II 80 M,
Arrive at Junction at. lib y bi.
Leave Junction at. ...... .! .......... 1.4o'
Arrive at Camden at !!:...........5 5l5
N. D. BAXLEY, Agent.
Jan lS 8
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Ladies, Elegant Spring Dress Goods,
TN New Styles, Of Bcragcs, Tisspes, Grenidims. ia;
comets Lawns, Silks, MusDds; de- Just received
and for sale on the most reasonable terms at
"'u WI, W 90 BONNEY'S.
GUNNER Clc.hfng and Hats, Of the latest styles,
- for sale ni '"''"' -
March 1'-l'u
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= CASES (quarts and pnts) "Longworths" Spark
y ling Catawba Wine: Received and TOR sale ny
Dec 6, 1852. SHAWN @AoSIlN.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24
VOLUME *.
~ r R NJ s.

The MOUNTAIN SENTINEL" is publish
ed every Thursday morning, at One Dollar and
Frfy Cents per annum, if paid IN advance or
within three months: after three months Isoo
Dollars will be charged.
No subscription will be taken for q shorter
seriod than six months; and no paper will be
discontinued untit all arrearages are paid
failure to notify discontinuanc at the expira-
ton Of the term subscribed for, will be consid-
cred as new engagement.
asa Il ID VER7ISEUENTS viii be inserted
at the following rates:-50 cents per square for
the first insertion 10 cents for two insertions
81 for three insertions; and 20 cents per square
for every subsequent insertion. liberal reduc-
ton made to those who advertise by the year.
All advertisements handed in must have the
proper number of insertions marked thereon
or they will be published until forbidden, and
charged in accordance with the above terms.
~ys4e All letters and communications to insure
attention must be post paid. 4. j. RHhf.
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A Greater than Ericsson

The Genoa correspondent of the Newark Dali
ly Advertiser says "A complete revolution in
the means of steam navigation and locomotion
is antici pated here from a recent invention by
DR.. Carosia, of this city He mas, il is said
succeeded in constructing an apparatus for the
decomposition OF water by electro magnetism
which viii introduce the gas thus generated in
10 the engine, in way TO save all the expense
of fuel His invention has been approved by
savans and practical engineers. and n company
has subscribed the means of giving it a fun eT-
pertinent. Means have also been adopted 10
secure patents ia all Other Countries. Mr. J. r.
Mussof. respectable merchant of this CITY, has
just started for the United States, with letters
from our Minister at Turin to the heads Of the
Patent Office at Washington. 4"
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Tyranny Of the Petticoats.

ave males swagger and talk of our superior
ity, but only the savage has practical dominion
over the weaker sex, simply because he bangs
his refractory female in lordiy style. we
don't beat our women, and are, therefore, slaves;
We are forced to knock under, because We have
fastidIous notions of knocking them down =
This may be quite correct; only state the fact
without commentary. Unbeaten women is a ty-
rant A little blond creature with fair eyes,
fragile figure, whom you could crush IN your
manly grasp somehow or other you hhH your
self trembling before her, as before crowned
potentate She bends you to her purpose, to
her caprices, if you quail not before her anger,
she rushes into mysteries. What is helpless.
and above all, clubless man 10 do? BE meek
and acquiescent."
OF course; no other way, my dear sir, If YOU
want YOUR shirts made to suit you, your old
pants resurrectionized, your dinner kept hot, or
any other little accommodation, (when you arc
in a Murray and can't stop to discuss matters, }
"CRuBLeSs man. l like that, I'd like to know
if they don't al1cdys resort to ARMS wheH they
intend to subdue us. l merely ask for u.t0rRla-
ton as am old maid myself Now there
is no use in trying to DRIVE any of the female
gender (l'm one of the sisters, and feel myself
qualified to take the floor, MIR. Chairman J.
There's no necessity of making such a bunglng
piece of work of matTimony. Were L man,
I'd engage to manage any wife you can bring
along (Betwecn you and ], should keep the
should be as docile a kitten. and believe her
self master of the house too Oh, pooh you
don't understand the philosophy Of the thing
'tisn't every man that has a call 10 be husG0t,d
Do you suppose if you feed and clothc wo-
man. and keep her warm, that's the end Of the
chapter? Pshaw, Imagine me to be TOM Fern
When came home from the office, should take
microscopic view of my dear Fanuy's face to
zee which way the wind blew. IF she looked
dull, from the thousand petty annoyances Of
housekeeping, should just put my arms around
her blessed little neck, never minding conrs
and fxins and tell her didn't care damaged
cigar whether had my f;tvorite pudding or not,
if she only tooed me- Woutdnt she brighten up,
hey? Do you suppose I'd go starving up and
down the room like hyena, and knock over
her work basket, and tread on the baby. and
7oreak the bell wire, and scowl till l looked like
one of those ..gutta percha phizes pa No, sir
Then I'd kiss her, and tell to keep up her
spirits till l came home at night, and WEI have
an early tea and hear Tommy say his PRAYERS
and go to-fwell | DARsEN'T sag it, but I'd TAKE
her Mere.)
Well, sir, the consequences would be she
would see was the same fascinating Tom who
begged her my marrow homes moonlight
evening, Ito make the llappiest of men. ard
tkernisnt woman in thousand ttreateH
that wny1 that woudt love Vi:!-yOu were a.
happy fly in "a Iho'nssos cur. as 10 {; nieei
man. defend me from Betty IN ccr3Uroysi 4,
prefer Ia endure the .-I0agI1,g oi a gefTociory e
male! Tdrdther be UNDER a fyraat thGn OVER a
HHsss!-EAsSY FERN
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From, the Western Reserve Chronicle
PEGGY BROWN.

BY the sickly, dyin' embers, warmin' his unfee-
lin members,
In one of those dusty climbers, down in town,
jenkins Virgins sat tryin' to darn stockins,
tho n cryin,
And with every stitch was sighin, Peggy
And the echoes mock'd, replyin,' peggy
Brown.
"Here in loneliness" he snivelied, 81 am dyln,
love bedrivelled.
Like an aged herrin' shrivelled, in my gown,
Wartin' wife and wautiu' money, bearln with at
least dun
Dav all for my charmin' honey, Peggy Brown
Echo whispered, .'All for money, Peggy Brown
"Tho' hare one standin' collar, than my ears
a little taller,
Yet nv surse is something smaller than the
town;
And there's not n copper due me, or to clothe
me- or to shoe me;
Noupht but debt is comm TO me, Peggy Brown"
Echo questioned, comm to me, Peggy Brown.
thought have I to hang hope on, and with
Fate | cannot cope on,
So I'll make and try rope on, of my gown
Life is but cheatin' bubble; I'm quits with
debt and trouble,
Nor expect my fate to-double, with Miss
Brown"
Echo answered, Fate to trouble, with Miss
Brown!"
Then his neck the rope entnngled. and ''Strap-
peoI' jenkins dingled- -dangled,
Prom the d-post where he strangled, down IN
town,
Warniu' sad to those who falter, when they fail
to lead by halter,
To the matri noney-al altar, Peggy Brown.
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FAIR REToRT.--A party of wits once sup
ped ut u tavern When the feast VAS over one
Of the number called in the hostess
''Angelique, - said he, Il am going to give
you a lesson in astronomy. Have you not hear,
of that greut platonic year. when everythin
must return 10 its first condition. Know, tE,
that iii sixteen sIousard years shall he hcl
:gnin, ;ie same day and at the same hour
VIII yon give Us creo:t till theu go
The hostess, however had heT reply.
- am perfectly ~itiing,' she ret rted ''hut
= g just sixteen thousand yenrs since you were
acre Before, and you left without paying set
de the old score, and / will trust you on the
new"
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Glow melancholy it is TO think, said mod
ern philanthropist of the sentiment school, sthat
so many Of cur fellow creatures should under
the arbitrary laws Of man, be immured in pris-
ons' Yes replied n philanthropist of an
other class, Eyes, truly, but not half as melan-
choly as that so nanny should be at large 6ho
deserve to be there"
be- A man making haste 20 be rich reminds
us of a wheeler at wheeling match lie starts
off straight, perfectly blinded by visions of gold,
big houses, fine cattle, &c, but before he pro
ceeds far be wonders from his course, and when
the bandage is removed he hnds himself "A con-
sideTrble distance from where, Keep your
eyes open and move along slow, but sure.
ByDo you know the difference between
mason and an anti mason?
Yes. sar, believ does.
Well what is it?
If my brains tell me the truf, an it never
fails mason is de man what lays de mortar, an
de anti-mason de man what carries de hod
ESy~ There is man in Boston, the father of
two rompish daughters, who attributes their
wildness TO feeding caper sauce, of which
they excessively fond He IS second cousin
TO the man who, 10 prevent his girls from run
ming of with the young men, feed them on can
telopes.
An Irishman who lives with a Grahan,ite.
writes to n friend that If he wants TO fud out
what illegal living is. he must come TO his house
where the breakfast consists of nothing. and SUP
per of what is left of breakfast
aSA- ..Alrs Jenkins.n - said a little red headed
girl, with pug nose and bare feet ..mother
saws you will obleege her by lenden her a stick
of fire wood- filing this cruet with vinegar-
putting a little soft soap IN this pan-and please
not lot your turkey goblers roost on our fcnSe.'
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24

SoN OF ROBERT Burns 4 NoBLEMANi We
see it stated that Queen Victoria either has CT
is about TO create Major Burns, of the Bard
of Scotland, Baron. We hope. in respect for
his fathers memory, he will not stoop TO pick
up the idle honor. He certainly has not forgoS-
ten the patent Of nobility which his noble size
has bequeathcd TO him:
THE King can make belted knight
A Marquis, Duke and a that,
But un honest mans aboon his might
Guild faith he mau na IA that!
For a that and a that
Their diguties and a that;
The man OF independent mind
He looks and laughs at "A that"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24
From WASHINGTON

The following are among the latest rumors -
rsThe administration do not wish to be forced
by the designations of incumbents into a precip-
itate choice of successors. In one case, where
an incumbent rendered his resignation the Pres
ident requested the gentleman to withdrew it.
Mr.. Hodges, the Commissioner of Patents, re-
signed and left his post on the Sd of March.
Gen. Shields has been candidate for the of
fee of Minister TO Spain. which he desired on
account of his health, bat it is understood that
Senator Soule viii receive the appointment
General Shields win probably get some other
foreign appointment
Mr. Marshall, of California, has good chance
of being appointed Commissioner TO China.
Ex-Secretary Buchanan, for England, and
Hon. John A. Dix, for France, still spoken
Of.
Thomas y Carr, formerly Consul at Tungier
is candidate for that consulate.
To-day in reply to gentleman who asked
him how he liked the air of Washington, Gener-
al Pierce said Il don't know, for have not had
the opportunity of getting breath of fresh air
Have not even time 10 shave"-which was eyi-
dent by looking Mt the Presidents face.
At the cabinet councils held on Saturday
evening and to-day, the Mosquito affair was
anxiously discoursed. / cannot furnish you
with the details. but l have reason to believe
there viii be no want OF pluck. General Pierce
has declared that his administration WILL at all
events be an effective one. The government
received n telegraphic message Saturday
from New Dreams, in reference TO this affair"
g-A Western editor speaking of the vener-
stood M like one of EN- iritk has bald head end
=. Il. -L,-,sf n
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Rear So Withac cendln.

A few days ago, large bear, owned by Mr..
Private, who resides the Peninsula, opposite
Toronto, Canada, was shot in rather novel
manner--a common candle having been put in
place of a ball into gun. The candle entered
Immediately behind the ear, and almost instant
ly deprived the animal of life. 1t was very fat
and was about four years old