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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-10
| RONTON MARBLE AND STONE WORKS
HARRIS & KILLAN,

MANUFACTURERS OF MAR BILE MONUMENTS
Tombs, Head and Foot Slopes, Marble
Mantels, Table Slabs, &c. Also Free Stone
Plnths, Window Jambs, Sills, Gaps, &c. &c.
Fourth Street, opposite the Market House,
IRORTON, OHIO.
Having been practically engaged in the bu-
siness for a number of years in Europe and this
country, they feel confident that they will be
able to render entire satisfaction to all who may
avor them with their custom and by strict at
en- ton to business. hopo to merit and re ceive a
LIBERAL share of public patronage. NIL
TRONTON SAVINGS INSTITUTION.-
/ The ladies and gentleman Of Ironton need
Savings lns titution badly, not only to save
money, but to protect their feet against heat
and cold. Such an one may be found at the
Bank Block, at the ONE. PRICE establishment o
DREW j. WILLIAMS.
Nov. s, 1S5l.-tf.
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BARBERlNG g. HAIR DRESSING.

'This world Ills barbcrous world,
And barbcrous people live in it,
And if you don't take yourself
They'll shave You in n minnit."
''The boards bound 10 come of if The handle don't
brcak!"
AND GABE JOHNSON can shave you in about as
n quick time rs any geinman oh color"
No sham nbout his shop, except his style fshampoon.
ing. which all should try.
Tuck TorsY, son of the Topsy that never was born,
Is there 10 brush. &c.. &c
lie Is expecting daily n stock of coIogncs soaps
oils ana other articles for the toilet, which he will
sell low.
WASHING, IRONING, &C., done at short notice.
Shop on Front street near the lronton House.
April 10, 1865 10Y.
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Ironton, April 4th, 1865.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

CUPAKTNEIISHTP NUIICE.
T. N. DAyEY. A. o. snEPA RID.
N7E have this day formed a copartnership,
w for the transaction of the Wholesale and
Retail Hardware business, under the style of
II. N. Davey & Co. We shall be glad 10 con-
tinue our business intercourse with the friends
of the old firm, for we assure them that we
shall try to make itagreeable and satisfactory.
Il. N. DAVEY & Co.
Ironton, April 4th, 1858.
Ashland Kentuckian COPY.
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nREW & WILLIAMS may hereafter be
~ found in A. D. Clark's building, No. s
Second street, where they will be happy to see
all their present customers and as many new
ones as may choose to call. 'Gf
February 9Th, 1855. .as,
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New Stove, Tin, and Sheet
Iron Establishment.

jenkins Block, few doors above DR. Morris
Drug Store.
= The subscriber respectfully announ-
dS ces to the public that he has opened q
,NM STOVE, TIN AND SHEET IRON
. shopin jenkins block, on second st.
t~ vIronIon O, and has now on hand, and
is prepared to manufacture to order, all kinds
of work in his line. lie has on hand large
stock Of stoves of different kinds, both for coal
and wood, consisting Of Cooking, Parlor, Egg,
Six Plate and School House Stoves.
Being practical timer. particular attention
will begiven to Roofing, Spouting, and all 9th.
erjobbing done IN my line.
" All work done by me warranted 10 give
satisfaction.
am also prepared to put up and warrant
Chilson's VentiIating and House warming Fur.
naccs which are giving general satisfaction
wherever introduced. ,.
On hand a large quantity of Fruit Cans war.
ranted tight J. G. McGuGlN,
lronton, Sept, 81, 1S5i-tf
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE.--A smoll farm
~ OF 4a acres, bou half Cor q little morey
improved, with aahewed log house, corn croo
and about forty bearing frtil trees thereon. for
sale, or exchange for town property. For par
ticniars, enquire at the post. oiilec in Ironton.
Nov. @, I854.-tE .-.. - ~
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HR HE WM GID w IA H. .
WILSON & RICHARDSON, @
~n HAVE removed their Saddle and Har-
trsTSM ness establishment to.

No. 6, Exchange Block, 2nd st.
where they will be glad to see their customers.
We have on hand general assortment ol
work, well made and out of the best stock. We
can furnish customers with the very finest work,
not excepting any place in the STATE OR UNION.
Don't go to Cincinnati or Pttsburg TO get a fine
saddle or harness ave pledge ourselves to make
as neat and fashionable style of work as you
can get any place in the country.
We are prepared to trim buggies, old and
ne ", and also to put tops on carriages and bug
gies in good style, and not botch them.
We have several dozen real buckskn o,
lashes which will sell by the dozen or sin.
gle lash.
Particular attention will be paid to repairing
old saddles and harnesses Of every description
with promptness and dispatch. The public are
invited to gives us call.
WILSON & RICHARDSON.
October 10, 1854.
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IVNtOII1 HVfII TUT, IOoJ'
Ashland Kentuckian COPY.
THE FLOATING ARTIST

DICTURES TAKEN FOR ONE DOLLAR!
put up in fine Morocco Cases-n cloudy
as well as clear weather, Ladies Will please
avoid light drapery. Call soon as we can re-
main but a short time. J. O. II. MOORE.
lronton, April 10, 1S55.-i0-tf.
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Dissolution Notice.

TNlIE firm of Duke g. Shepard has been dis
solved by mutual consent A. O. Shep-
ard having purchased the interest of S. Duke.
Either Of the partners are authorized to settle
accounts. Those indebted TO the concern are
req uestel to call and settle Immediately
S. DUKE,
A. o. SHEPARD.
IrOnton, April 4th, 1855,
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GROCERIES. consisting ofTeas, Rice, Cof-
VI fee, Alslice, Sugar, Pepper, Molasses,
Cinnamon, Mackcrel, White Fish, Lead, Shot,
Powder.
In short al articles usually kept in Country
Store, which he will sell for cash in hand, Ten
per cent. cheaper than similar articles can be
purchased elsewhere in Lawrence county.
M. LITCH.
Marion, Nov. 16, 1881.
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FOR SALE.

A NUMBER OF ACRES OF VALUABLE
IA GROUND, adjoining the corporation line o
lronou; within Ten minutes walk OF the market and
five minutes walk ofcihcr Of the iron works. Also
some ac.cs ofgood S,one-quarry, Fire.cay. mud Coal
land. All can he purchased IN lots sung the purc,ns
cr. Terms easy For further information applying
WIN. " illiams, eorne Of 4ih md Lawrence So, OF
10 O q 'lawler Attorney At Law, Rodgers Block
Ironior Ohio July 9Th 1854
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TvE UeE E-GA @o
N7IOLINS, Guitars. Accordeons, Flutes, Fla
Y geolets, English. French, German and
Italian yiolins and Guitar Stsings. large lot
last received by ]. COOMBS & Co.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-10

FIRST SUPPLIES OF SPRING
And Summer Clothing that have been
received in IrOntOn!
|T Newberger, a. his wholesale and retail
|O. Clothing estab, hment,
No. 5, UNION BLOCK,
Takes pleasure in stating to l,.s community
that he is now opening a large assortment of
the latest, most fashionable, and most durable
styles of Spring and Summer clothing, compri-
sing every variety of wearing apparel; coats,
vests, pants, hosiery, cravats &C., together
with large and well selected assortment of
dress goods, of every description and price;-
all of which he offers for sale at prices so low
as to defy competition. Call and examine for
yourselves, and if you are not suited, the fault
will be your own. G. NEWBERGER.
April Sd, lS54,-9-tf.
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\" AR with tile OLD SYSTEM OF building.
w Procure your Carpenter Work ready
made, of seasoned lumber, and save thirty
ner cent
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g sILvEkMAN & Brother, at the late
~. stand OF M. Alcan, No. I, RodgeHs
Block. lronton, have determined 10 closc out
their stock Of ready madc CLOTHING, at cost.
Those wanting good bargains haa better EN-,
Ofoce TINS opportunity, for as good a chonce
we ore bound to sell out, n - N ',o''. y,
January 80, 1855. V-
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NICTHtlIc IHOIHdS
Mccoy George
McCready Thomas
Mckee NJ
Nelson B @
Ncwkirk Mr.
Oneill Catharinc
Osborne Ca,hnrine
Osborne Christopher
O'Brian Henry
Ormstead Sarah Jane
Owner Samuel
Ormsten Jane
Oneil Charles
Philips Thos
Peter Joshua Q
Phaler r
Partlow Sam
Paccll Isaac
Pauge Maggie
Powell Cynthia g
Policy NJ
Riddle Geo w
Rodgers Larkin
Robson Angelina
Rees Rowland 2
Ruscl John
Roaderm Columbus
Roadermer Sarah
Rogers Miss J
Ross G CO
Rea William 2
Rogers B A Q
Robinson VIM 9
Ring Lawrence
Rhoads L J
Reach John J
Ramsey L
Ritchey L
Runkle Isaac
Richey g w
Stoale Philip2
Sheherd l.
Spencer George
Smith William
Stewart Robert
Shapes John
Smith Thomas NJ
Sharp John
Samson Colby
Smith Abner
Sanders Elisha
Shoup Robert
Sprig Joseph
Smith Shadrick
Smith Amanda
Smith Ruth
Steel Wood & Co
Sargent F F
Sewers MargaretS S
Smith Martin
Strock Dan 2
Scoot F 2
Steece F A
SheriTOf Lawrence Co ;
Simmons Charles
Thomas James
Trumbo A J2
Thomson J ameS =
Turly John
Thompson Sarah
Thomson John A
Totr William
Thomas Elizabeth
Thomas David J
Thomas James p
Taylor James II
Vinega John 2
Vanderhal Adam
Wood George
Williams Michel F
Winters Alfred
Wade Ellen
Whitehill John
Watson James
Walburn James
Watson w II
Woolrord Michel
Warren William
Waters Della
WOlf Adaline 2
VILLAS Andrew
Waters David
Watkins Randolph
Wiseman Jehu
Wolf NJ
White Mr. II
Wolf M A
Waters Chas E
Wolf John
Williams d J
Wallrer Joseph
Weaver Charles
Williams NJ A
Young J S
Ynpeng Isabel
GERMAN LIST.
Caspar Adam Heiht
Jacob Haver Kienzle
Peter Maurer
Joseph Nieman
Richard Bother
Matthias Lang
Valentine Hiliher
Heinrich LOCKER
J P Vagts
F. CORY, Postmaster
,55.
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a TRUNKS! TRUNKS! 81,
VIZ ILSON AND RICHARDSON HAvE
wv on hand and for sale splendid aseoft.
ment Of Trunks from 81 ,26 to Gao. Also. on.
pet Bags and valises. fli ,lsn1s a nj
No p, sctcnd stsects Irorton, oAio. I Iia
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Ip>s NsNttou
Clark Willinm II
Corcghin Mnliris
I olfotd Patrick
Cnnon Jas
Cumpston Alfcrd
Colfor James
Creedon Timothy
Casey William
Compston Jacob
Coleman s II
Coney Eliza
Clark John Q
Cummins G w
Cnmmins William
Davis Joseph
Dawson Isaac
Deering Catharine
Dnvison Isaac
Deering John
Delany Mrs John
niels Mrs s
Dooke John
Dunlap Margaret
Davis Elizabeth
Dnughty Charles
Donley John
Dorm Michael
Digans John
Dyer Henry
Dnugherty John Q
Filing w
Egar Henderson
Elliot Alfred
Edmonds George
Eakens Temperance
Eckard George
Ellsworth L w
Elliott Alfred
Ellison Archibald r
Evans Evan
Forell Mrs Frederick
Fluck Ephraim
Fawcett J II
Fulks Jacob
Foster Samuel
Fcehing William
FaWsworth Mary w
Fisher John d
Fanple Jacob
Fuller Stephen
Fletcher Z S
Fuller Abner
Freering VIM
Friday George
Gunep Nr
Grlmths benjamin
Gillen NJ J
German Patrick
Gillespie W. J
CART Adisse
Gafney Thomas
urecn Patrick 2
Galleher Anthony
Gooen Hugh
GlarcOck Preston
Gilksen Martha
Gilbert John
Glolting Miss
Garlinger Adam
Galager James
Clancy George
Gerdny John
Gibbs Geo w
Hartman Mary
Horstman John F
Hibbard Rebecca
Harran John
Herdman Henry
Hawkins James
Huston S M
Henry Elizabeth
Hall BenOni
Hines Moses
Hess John
Hurk Peter
Horseley Morgan
Hcrt II G
Huskins Elizabeth
Holley William
Hooper VIM X
Hammer Robert
Harvey Alonzo ID
Hulson Edward 9
Hackwolth Jesse
Hawsler Adam
Hart VIM
Hutchison John
Humphrey Gabriel 2
Henry David 9
Hat.on Stephen s
Harden Sarah A 3
Jones Edward
Jones Joseph
Johnson Emma
Irwin James
Joley Margaret 2
Jones VIM Q
Johnson VIM
Jones Thomas d
Jenning F Az
Jones Mary A
Jones Peru
James DC
Johnson Isaac
Johnson Della
Johnson Mary
Ingram Augusta Q
b.
1ronton, April /, i
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WAFER 7COO1E.

Nv INCHELL'S WATER COOLE.
or!v Lhe ieH.on Is !aFnin q, hand whr, le ,iss
Of every mmily The undersignc,i has r., " .eycrni
"v. Ss",s pa. been snsosed ~ Ne msnuArnre Of ,s
lnborin perfccng them. Knowing ,rir an, ",i;,v
eeonomy nnd convenience, must brig Them into vcry
general use They have become ind.pensbIe 10 every
question, Tint they will preserve lee Ioecr ," omv
., ns DEVICES which have been brought out Tor ihnt
pv%To rhe eenvcnience Of always having IcE:
those who have used this nriicie. Tbr ,ndsrJgnri
na larger and better facilities for manufacturing Wal.
al ,hn my establishment IN ihe country,
10 Merchants uda others Luy ng 10 SELL ibsr"i H..
co",5y o, nhe %i.h They eSn shipped os
Cor y,uc" a.. rn,say. T GEo WlNCHHII,.
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aiming in the Post O1it
1st. 1855.
Ingrim James F Q
Ingles Washington
Irwin & Wiseman
Keiser Adam
Kintner John
Kater John
Knox VIM
Kepross John
Kaneer A
Keyton J2
Kyle Horace
Leary John
Lewis Isaac
Leasure Matilda
Lewis Martin
illness Mary
Lambert Samuel
Lynch Walter
Levacy Elias
Layne William
Lanegan Martin
Lambert Alfred
Lanthing W 8
Lewis Wood & Go
Layne + Stewart
Lumback Henry
Lof'tus John
Lambert VIM
LivacyS
Morehead J L2
More Elizabeth
Myer Bernard
Morrison James A
Mullin Annie E Q
Millfoirl Lucy
Myer Fred I'll
Need G w
Means Joseph Q
Markley Capt
Murick John III
Martins David J
Maher Richard 81
Moore Jas Chas
lsMarkins Lucinda
Martin Elizabeth
Martin Miss q
Muinday Stephen
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WE have on hand and for sale, laage
w assortment of
Prunes, Zante Currants, Figs, Almonds, Sar-
dimes, Pine Apples, Citron, Green Cages, Lines
Peaches, Strawberries. Ginger, Ounce, Ba-
kinr Powder, all kinds of Spices, and 12 doz.
Kentucky Mustard. r.. KS.
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AIDES WARE, a general assortment con.
~ sIsting in part Of Plain and Fancy Silks,
Pop!ins, Marinoes, Delaines, Calico English
and American Prints, Shawls, HandkcrcLieis.
Chinizettes, Collars, Undelsleeyes, Ribbons,
Edgings, Laccs, Trimmings, &c. D'''
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b. G. SLOAN, DENVAL SURGEON.

Respectfully presents his acknowledge
&ykx.yl5 incns 10 those who have heretofore ex ,
(1fF,Zg6h IL ndcd 10 him their patronage, mud he
LILO yhopcs that Tho skin md experience whc
ihe past six years Of constant Practice has enable.
Inn 70 obnin, will merit continuance Of their favos
and the patronage OF NIL those desiring services i his
profession m Justification OF his ability 10 render el,-
rs satisfaction, he would hut cD attention 10 tho n,i.
,n'erous full nnd part sets OF artificial teeth which he
lns inserted IN his vlcnitythc beauty, utility, and
'iickc appearance Of which he hn,iers himself can
not tbc cxcelled. The difficulty heretofore experienced
" The profession ~ fitting f sets 30 ,hnt they may
be useful and comfortable he hns overcome at the cx-
mcnt Those who IN need Of such may rest ass,I.
red Tint they can he furnished with these useful organs
incily experienced only by those who have good Teeth
All other operations i tho drpnrimcn, OF Dcm,iry.
performed In manner ihni experience and cnre alone
viii enable one to do Terms invariably CASH when
hc work Is com.pleicd. OIice IN Rodgers Block,
inONTON, u.
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NOTICE,

A IL persons interested are hereby notified
~ that on the l4th day Of March, A. D..
1858, Samuel Russell, Guardian of Tabitha
Wilson, file in the Probate Court OF Lawren ce
County, Ohio, his first and fina, account for
settlement and that said account will be for
hearing on the 10Th day of April, A. D: 1855.
B FLETCHER GOLDEN, Judge Of Probate.
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DRY GOODS AND CARPET STORE,

DRY GOODS AND CARPET STORE,
JOHN SHILLIT0 & Go.
No. ~, East Front ST., Cincinnati, o.
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their customer rs
III and purchasers generally, that they are
now opening an extensive and complete assort-
ment of
FANCY AND STAPLE
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN
ND ER. w %0DlDMDN
ALSO-Foreign and Domestic CARPETlNG,
Imported direct from Manufacturers in Europe,
and purchased at auction in New York, which
enables us TO Offer our goods this season at about
Eastern Importers and Manufacturers prices--
Floor Oil Cloths, thoroughly seasoned, from 2
to 81 feet in width; large stock always on
hand.
Families, Hotel Keepers, Steamboat owners
and strangers may depend upon finding the best
class of goods in our line at prices as low as
they can be purchased in the Eastern cities.
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DHlLADELPHIA Crushed aud Powdered
l. Sugars, of superior quality. in Store and
or sale. ID. A. WHITE.
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DOR THE LADIES, Cater Boots
j Half Gaicr do; Front I.nce do Fancy md I,l.ck
q o Colorcd Slippers; Bronze Ties aud Slippers.
DREW& WILLIAMS
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MEN'S AND BOYS HATS AND CAPS..y
IM cry variety Of style and price. =
M, LITCH.
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GOTTON & SILK HANDKERCHIEF
View bargains still lefi for Tho Sc who wish ilcm
l.
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MUSICAL EDUCATION

MIR. DeVine respectfully intimates to his pupils that
WI vacation will terminate on Tuesday 1st January
ls56and business will be resumed the next day
For the future he has determined on dividing the
year into four terms Of IL weeks each commencing
with the lst weekn FEBRUARY, last week in March, 3rd
in June, and End in October at which tmeonly regular
pupils will be received. This arrangement he has been
compelled to adopt in order to preserve regularity and
wait the commencement Of his pupils and hopes it will
meet with general appreciation.
As regular pupils will at oil times have the prefer.
cnce lie would respectfully remind those who may wish
to commence with the nextterm that early application
will be necessary there are but two or three va.
cances to be filled up and he would impress it lon the
minds of the parents and friends OF those who
tual beginners that in consequence Of the simplicity
of the system he adopts it is perfectly unnecessary
for them to make any preparation before coming to
him in the way Of learning the notes dc &C. according
to the old and tedious system. This he has found IN
most cases to he complete loss of time and excessive
drudgcry TO the pupils producing results the very op-
posite 10 what intended. FIe would also urge the
Importance of beginning while young
Transient or irregular pupils will be received whcn
time pc rmits at the rate Of $40 for twelve successive
lessons and except iii oil sickness no allowance
will lie made for the occasional absence of any pupils
s"In future charge Of fifty cents per term or set
ofesSons will be made for Of Piano to each pnp
Dec. 81, SO II
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New YoRK Corn CRop.-The farmers Of
New York probably never experienced greater
obstacles to the production and securing of the
Corn crop, than they have encountered this
year. In many parts of the State the rains
drowned out great portion of it soon after 1t
came up and the continuance of weather
prevented any attempt to remedy this evil.
Then the seasons was so cool, wet and "back-
ward" that the ears failed to fill and rpen well.
And last of all, the continued rains Of October
and November prevented the farmers from
husking aud securing the crop without great
difficulty and risk. December came upo" them
before they had finished, and there are still
large quantities in the field. Taking into &C.
count all these adverse circumstances, we teel
warranted in believing the present crop to be
very small one.-Rochester Tribune, 9th inst.
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PLEASE NOTICE.

Those who do not receive the Paper after the FIRST
OF JANUARY, will understand that ii has been disc"n'
tinucd for non.payment Of dues.
We shall he forced to discontinue the subscriptions
of many who are personal friends, and who. under
other circumstances we would be glad TO furnish with
the paper but situated at present. necessity
conrpcls US to adopt the most rigid and economical
system in the management OF our business affairs.
We have a sufficient numbe-with q fine adver-
tisng paronage-to sustain paper, independently
of those who pay gerry occasionally, and in justice 10
those friends who have alrays sustained US, and our
selves. we must lop or til, II c dead branches as
speedily as possible
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Tomorrow

Is Christmas day. the season of rejoicing for ALL and
VIC trust it wM DC TO al The present year has been
a propitious 10 us MS PEOPLE, and We have much
very much to be grateful for; while the nations o
the Old World arc arraycd in war, land is blessed
golden harvests and therc is bread for all who will
use the proper exetions to obtain it; these bless
ngs indeed let them as not abusing them, and
not forget from whom they come.
In this our last issue for 1855 tender TO our read
ers and patrons one and ALL the grateful compliments
OF tho season.
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DIED

On Friday the 7th inst, Of consumption, at the res
idencc o: his mother, Spring Hill, Ala, near Mobile.
HENRY D. BLAIR, son Of the late John J. Blair, Of
Mobile, in the 3lst year Of his age born at Camden,
S. c., OH the Sd of Oc:obor, 1925.
On the 18th June last, MICAJAH, aged one year
and FIVE months-and on the 9Th inst, WILEY KELLY,
aged six months and twenty.nae days. only children
of D. H. and N A. Thomas, of Darlington District.
"Parents weep not for your dear little ones,
They We're lent to you only-nor given;-
The tender young buds that wthered on earth
Are now blooming flowers in Heaven"
Darlington Flag please copy.
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COUNCIL CHAMBER; J
- Dec. 2lst, 1855.

= Dec list, 1855. J
The following orpcationsfor License No 2, Quart
License was received and Ordered 10 be published in
the Camden Journal:
Robt Latta,-Securite, C. Matheson, and Thomas
+ Shannon. Recommended by E.A, Salmond G. Al
den ard L. II. Deas
Joseph Charlrsworth h-Secnrities P. F. Villepigue
and James McEwen. Recommended by W. Johnson
James Villepgue and C. Matheson.
Robert Wilson,-Secnrities P. F. Villipigue and G..
S. Douglas. Recommended by R. Latta, and Moses
Drncker and Matheson.
Meroney& Boswell ,-Secrritics L. A. Salmond and
c. Matheson. Recommended by james I. Villepigue
James McEwen and G. Alden
James M.Ewen,-Securties James Dunlap and
Joseph Charesworth, Recommended by G. S. Doug.
las L. G. Robinson and r. Wilson C. II. DAVIS.
Town Recorder
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-12-24

An TNsNrArIoH.-In consideration of the
deep interest Mr.. Charles A. Dana, Of the Fri
bnne takes in the welfare of Massachusetts
cclored citizens who 20 to Charleston it has
been suggested to us that Mr.. Dana isthe de-
sccrdant of negro, and only exhibits very
natural bro,herly feeling for the colorcd citizens
of Massachusetts,. We are aware that he claims
to trace his own aud Sanbo's lineage to one
common origin or stock but never before
suspected that he was veritabe nigger'
South Carolinnn.