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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-23

GUNNER Clothing and Hats in great variety Of
- styles. Also, Fancy Linens &c. for Gentlemen,
wear just opening at the "Old Corner'
March l3, If f. W. BONNEY.
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Notice.

A N. r. KENNEDY'S Stock of Dress Goods
"a for Ladies wear, Embroideries Hosiry, Gloves
&C., is very full and offered on the most reasoua
bic terms.
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Hides.

'INHE highest price will be given for good hides
l. by W. ANDERSON.
Aug 90 "a If.
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NOTIE.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends aAd
patrons that lie continues his BUSINESS IN
ALL IT'S BRANCHES at W. J. Gayer's old stand,
southeast corner Meeting and Wentworth streets,
where may be seen large stock Of good VEHICLES,
composed Of light and heavy work. Splendid Fall
Stock arriving every week. among which are some now
and very tasty models Of Family Carriages.
Manufacturing and Repairing will be done from this
to with usual dispa tch.
Charleston, Nov As LEONARD CHAPLIN.
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Bricklaying and Piastcring.

TINE subscriber will attend promptly and faithfully
i 10 all orders entrusted to him in The above iine
which may be left either at the Post once or al 'ne
otace Of tho Camden Journal. 6. A. OEAN'.,
Juuel9 10 "'
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SADDLE & HARNESS MAKING

TNIIE undersigned continues his business At tho old
Il stand returns his thanks for pastfsvors and hops
or continuance Of patronage. All work in his line
will be done with punctualty and where the cash 10
will be made.
Jan 6, ,lyll2- F.J. OAKS.
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~ ENTIEMEN'> fine Black Cloth Frock Coats, black
" Cashmere and white Marseies Vests, opened
last week and for sale st the "Old Corner" By
Oct 81 IT, T.. n. BONNEY.
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COoPER'S Is1NG.GLAss, Almonds, Yeast Pow
" ders, Extracts Candies, Soaps &C., for sale at tn
"Old Corner" at the lowest prices.
Oc..lo Ew. BONNEY.
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CHEAP PAPER.

T E1TER PAPER at l2i to rs cents per qure-
IL .Also-Note Paper and Envelopes. For sale A.
Aprill7 THE POST OFFICE.
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A. NJ. d IL. Kennedy

"AVE received and offer for sale full assortment
II Of Ready Made Clothing, consisting Of Coats,
Vests, Pants,
Coats and Vests Under Shirts Drawers Hose, Ties
Cravats, &c,
Dres, Shirts of superior quality made to order and
warranted to ft. Oct "a
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Constantly on Hand,

TEMENT, Calcned Plaster of Paris fof building
" purposes; Gypsum or Land Plaster, for lgricul.
,ural purposes and Stone Limo all good qukty and
in quantities to suit purchasers.
very superior articleof White Lime for whitcnash
ing. C. L. CHATTEN.
March9. 20 #
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Just Received,

A N assortment Of F,sk's METALLIC BURIAL CA
IA SES. There have been late Improvements in
this article Can be seen at the subscribers Ware.
Room. G. L. CHATTEN.
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SCHEDULE.

OSAAAO SASAs
Mail aud Passenger Trains.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
a u o. ~ W II
Leavs Charleston 10 T. m.
Arrive 1t Kingsrills 4sop. %; C0lunI'a $40 ?.
n: Camden It's p. IA.
Leave Chs,leston 1910 p. "a.
Arrive ss K,ng,yille $50 .. n Columbia $40 =.
Leave Camden s .. %.
Leave Columbia 6 .. u. and 3.&6 = N.
lsiys Kingsrille .. m. and p. m.
Arrive at Chsrlsston 2.lo p m. and q. 10.
Leave Charleston I .. N. and {.l5p. -.
Arrive st Augusta 5 p. m. and $50 m.
=; Lssvs Augusta $50 >. m. and 10 p. NJ
. Arrive at Charleston S p. m. and 90. 70,
Lssys Augusta $40 .. n. and 10 ?. N.
Arrive At Kingsville $50 p m. and $50 =. N
Leave Kingsyilo q. m. sad p 10.
Arrive at Augusta 3 p. N. and 4.Sos. 70.
Asxsss7 HENRY T PEAKS, Gsn!. sop*.
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FIavOring Extracts

TOR Ices, Custards Puddings. and all kinds OF Con.
l. fectionary, Pastry &c. &c. Among them are Va.
nilla, Lemon, Peach Nutmeg Bitter Almond Banana,
Pine Apple Strawberry, Raspberry, Roso, Ginger, Gin
namon de- &c. allrery superior and for sale by
F. L. ZEAP.,
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Shoes, Shoes.
Camden Bazaar.

WI L have just received lsrge and wcll.selected
w Stock offspring and Summer GOUDS-con
sisting Of Gentlemen and Ladies' Dress Goods
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SCOTS

SCOTS
LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL
THE subscriber is prepared tn furnish the different
l. szes, and will guarantee them to grind 10. l5
and 90 bushels per hour For sale for cash.
May l5.-tf ". D. MCDONALD.
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Boys Wear.

TANCY COTTONADES. Linen Drills Cashne.
4 retts and other styles, together with large
stock Of Ready Made Coats and Vests, suitable 70
tho season. On hand and for sale At the loves
prices by A. h. q r. KENNEDY
Aprl3
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Spring Goods.

THE Subscriber has received his usual supply OF
i Goods for Ladies' and Gontemen's Summer
Wear, which he invites them to call and examine,
They will DO sold as low as the same kind of Goods
can be had in tho place. W. D. McDOWALL,
April 3-s,
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T AIDES Brown and Drab cloths for Talmas and
- Cloaks, just opened at the "old Corner" by
Oct. 3l-tf. F. w. BONNEY.
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HATS.

HATS.
THE subscriber wishing to close out his stock Of
l. Beebe Co, Wanock and Rankin Duryee
Co.'S superior Drab Fur Hats, will sel them At Now
York cost and many othsr Drst Hats much below
cost. ". D, 4cDOWALL.
Nay Is, 20 Il.
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0,ARPET Bags, Floor Cloths, Crumb Cloths, &c
" just received at the Old Corner"
Sept l9-tE +. w. bOSNEI.
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A6fRoNEY 4 BOSWELL, have opened at the
wi corner Of Broad and Rutledge streets in the
Store recently occupied by Major K. S. 4ofat,
choice assortment of FRESH HEAVY ANF FANCY
GROCERIES, to which they invite the attention OF
purchaser: in part as follows
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THREE MONTHS from this date application will
i DO made to tho Bank Of Camden S. c., for tho
issue Of new certificate No. 4ol dated January H.
1888, for one share Of said Bank Of Camden stock
sanding in tho name Of James Grice the original
being lost or mslad. J. D. JONES,
Juno Ism. Ex'or Of James Grco decd.
Corn Starch
EoR Culinary purposes, Just received by
II r. J. WORKMAN / co.
Iced Soda Water
~OHSrAETLY On hsnd during the sssson, BY
" I. J. wDRHAAN 1 90.
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Wool, Wool.

Wool, Wool.
WILL be purchssed either in the Burr or elssn,
w by ". ANDERSON.
Aug. % 8t IT,
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Feb 6-.I.
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DOnestics.

DOmeStics.
DED and white Flannels Linaeys, Ticks, Shsetngs
IL all widths, Bed and Crib Blankets Long Cloths
brown and bleached Shirtings. 6e For sslo low, by
Sept a. A. ". L R. KENNEDY.
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EATHER and Shoe.Findings..-A
largo assortment Of Leather ard Shoe. Findings.
For sale low by WORKMAN L co.
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BANK AGENT.

THE subscriber will act a. Agent for persons draw.
j. ing money from ether Of tho Banks in Camden.
Aug lit J. DUNLAP.
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A Handsome Stock of ofREADY MADECLOTHING,
put up OF the best material and Of the latest styles
Arrill7 n. DRUCKER co.
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Take Notice.

Take Notice.
r POHEwARN al persons from trading With ny
i wife, Frances Ann Clyburn, asI will not pay soy
dst.s contracted by her. also torswsrn any person
Or psous from harboring my said wife, - will en-
ftrcs the law against them.
Avg. l%-n WILL!AR CLIbCEH.
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r AIDES Fall and Winter Trees Goods, Gloves,
l. Eubroideries Closis, Ts!nss, &C.. Just cpsnedss
tho "Old Corner" by Z. ". BOHSEY.
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Keep Warm.

ENTLEMEN'S overcoats, some very large size.
" Also Boys Overcoats, Just opened and for sale
At the nOld Corper"by E. ". BONNEY.
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Clothing!!!

T HAVE just opened At the "oat Corner" . foil
J. supply OF Mons and Youths Clothing II 10 Kct
upis the most fashionable style and will Do disposed Of
sS the most favorable terms I. ". B0SEEY.
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Wanted.

JOUlEEYAAH to work on New Boots and
N Footiugs. Also, aboy whiteor ociorsd, to learn
Boot and Shoe Making. Apply to J. :. Morgan, ep.
oos;ts ths NanEon Heuss. Sept. ls-lm.
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happy yourself one day. May no clouds
o'ershadow your pathway till then, my
Carrie she added. as Harry came and
took the hand he was atoul 10 receive as
life gift
MY beautiful Edith-my wife he
whispered thsiIlingly, as they entered the
parlor. And when she raised her eyes 10
his in trusting faith as she pronounced
tho vows that bound her to him forever,
all present thought they had never seen a
loveIier bride.
When the spring time came they start
ed for Europe. on their bridal tour, but
not until they had been present at anolh-
er wedding. For Arthur Norton discov-
cred that sweet Carrie Everett was jew.
ell worth possessing. and he resolved 10
win and wear her forever SO he and his
gentle bride accompanied them to the
Old World whence they returned TO
settle in Weston.
A happy life has since been theirs, al
though sometimes clouded-and whose is
not? And they are journeying OH through
life. striving for a purer. nobler faith. and
a hope OF brighter home through the
Atonement.
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A Noble EXamlle.

Many years ago in an obscure country
school in Massachusetts, an humble, con-
scientious boy was to be seer; and it W as
evident to all that his mind was begin
ming to act and thirst for some intellec-
tual good. He was alive TO knowledge
Next we see him put forth on foot and
settle in a remote town in that State, and
pursue his fortunes as O shoemaker, his
tools being carefully sent on before him.
In short time he is in business in the
post of county surveyor for Lilchfeld
county. being the most accomplished
mathematician in that section of the
State. Before he is twenty five years Of
age. we find him supplying astronomical
matter Of an almanac in New York.
Next he is admitted to tho bar. self fit
ted lawyer. He is found on the bench of
the Supreme Court. Next he becomes
member of the Continental Congress
He isa member of the committee Of TO
form the declaration Of Independence
He continued member Of Congress for
nearly twenty years, and was acknowl.
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A Romantic Incident at SeVaStODOI.

A soldier who was present at the cap
ture Of Sevastopol relates the following
romantic incident:
A party of our men, belonging to diff
ferent regiments. were parolling from
house TO house in search of plunder. In
one Of the houses they came across a
beautiful young female. about II or IS
years of age. OF course some ignorance
was shown by some of our party, Who
commenced dragging her about. and evil
IDENTIFY would have used violence on her,
had not young man, belonging 10 the
18th. taken a musket and threatened to
blow the first mans brains out that laid
a finger upon her; whereuDon the young
woman flew to this man, and clung TO
him for protection, She followed him
all the way back to the camp; when they
got in sight of the camp, he beckoned
her 10 return-but no. she would not 20.
Whe ther she had fallen in love with him
at first sight don't know. but she came
with him. As soon as he got there ho
was instantly confined for being absent
when the regiment was under arms, She
followed him to the gu1rd tent, and cried
after him. The Colonel of his regiment.
seeing the affection she bore, released
him and sent them both to General Har-
ris, where an interpreter was got and she
related the whole affair 10 them: 1t turn
ed out that she was generals daughter,
with some thousands. She was beauti-
fully attired, and carried a gold watch
and wore set of bracelets of immense
value. The young man is now atou: to
be married 10 her. She will not leave
him for moment on any account what
ever; and if he is not lucky dog, | do
not know who is.
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AN Hour DAY.-Andrew Johnson.
the present reelected Governor of Ten.
nessee' at the age of thirty was journey
man tailor, and could neither read nor
write. Sensible of his ignorance. he
made his wife read to him while he was
at work and she at leisure-and one hour
each day she taught him his letters and
the use OF the pen. He constantly i'm
proved his one hour day. although very
poor and lily able TO spare the time: and
a little over two years ago. and at the age
OF forty. he was made Governor OF Ten.
nessee by large majority.
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MISTAKEN IN THE ARTrCLE.-The Noun.
tain Democrat tells good story of poor
Indian, who stepped into grocery store
in Placerville. and made himself at home
by The side of an empty barrel Of tar,
which he mistook for molasses. He had
In his hand loaf Of bread, for which he
had paid his last quarter, and as soon as
the clerks back was turned upon him. he
dipped II into the barrel. thoroughly
coating it with the liquid, and took
hasty leave. When around the corner of
the street. ne stopped to take breath and
enjoy his prize. He took up one mouth
full. which he hastily spit: out. and
throwing the loaf away, struck a irot for
home, having lost his loaf of bread By ma.
king "slight mistake"
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WHOLE NO. 1876.

edged to be one of the most useful men
and wisest councillors of the land. A.:
length discharged every office with per-
feet ability. and honored in his sphere the
name of christian. he died regretted by
his State and nation.
This Man was Roger. Sherman. We
take particular satisfa Ction now and then.
IN chronicling the career of the self made
men; and holding them up as bright ex-
amples for the youth Of our time 10 fol.
low. 1t is the best journalists can per
form for the rising generation.
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what fools some men are, 10 worry
because they are not as rich as that fei.
low across the street. The richest man
in town will be forgotten in fifty wears
from now. as the mason who built the
Rocky Noun tains. In lS43 we attended
the funeral of q millionaire. We visited
his grave yesterday. ard what do you sup.
pose we saviour bob-taied pigs root
ing the sub'soil from his grave. And that
was the end of all his influence-a ne
elected grave-with four stub-tsiied pigs
roofing up the sub-soil. So passes the
glory Of the world.-Erchange.
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A sailor was called upon the stand as
witness.
We'll, saic the lawyer. do you know
the plaintiff and defendsnt?'
Il don't know the drift of them words.
replied the sailor.
What! not know The meaning of plain
tiff and defendant continued the law.
yer; "a pretty fellow you to come here a
a witness. Can you tell me where on
board the ship it was that man struck The
other one2'
'Abaft the binnacle. replied the sailor.
'Aoaft the binnacle!' continued the
lawyer, what do you mean bv that?'
"A pretty fellow you responded the
sailor, TO come here us lawyer, and not
know what binnacle meansl
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The kissing stories. of which we have
recently given several. seem to bege,
more. A gentleman in Ricmond. Virgin.
Ia, writes TO US that in the beautiful vii.
lage of Lexington, in the valley of Vir.
gInla, young gent having devoted him.
self to the special entertainment of a
company of pretty girls for a whole even
ing. demanding payment. in kisses, when
one OF them instantly replied: Certainly
Sir, present your biH?"
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Two Irish foot-pads coming on the
National road. saw a milestone which
read 'Soo miles from Cum berland.' After
decypherng the letters. one says TO the
other. Tread lightly Nike, that's an auld
fellow. 2o6 years suld and his name is
Miles from Cumberland ct
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Patent Alarm Beds.

n EAet An ID ILEMAN IN \ L ECJ Ii
ARLY PERPLExING PREDIcAMENT.-ThoSe
who have visited the fair at the Crystal
Palace, says the n. Y. Morning News.
must have noticed the patent alarm bed
"a Down East invention. The purpose
Of these beds is to prevent a person from
oversIeepirg himself. for if he does not
awake a! the time the alarm is sounded
the machinery operates in such manner
as to chuck him out upon the floor, much
to his asionishmen. For instance, when
a person wishes TO retire 10 bed, he winds
up an alarm clock attached TO the bed =,
up. At the appointed hour the alarm
sounds. and. if the sleeper is awakened,
he may rise; but, if he does not awake,
the machinery os the clock. operating on
lever, upsets the bed frame. and the oc-
cupant is tilted out upon the floor. The
bed is worthy of inspection Of heads of
f.milies who have the care Of Sluggards
and sleepy heads.
We have good story TO tell in con
nectiou with one Of these beds, says the
Uacle Sam. BoslIag' paper. a friend
of ours recently 90! married to lovely
and interesting young woman. In the
house Of the BRIDES father, where the
wedding took place, one Of the alarm
beds had just previously been introduced.
The wedding party was very grand, fash.
Ionablo. and everything went off with the
utmost merriment-iho entertainment
being Of tho most generous kind. At
length. the feastings over. and the hour
of midnight passed. the guests began TO
retire, an the lights to grow dim in the
house. The 'o!d folks hin!ed gently
about Sleep and the bride and her lord
grew weary and impatient. II wes easi-
y seen that they wished TO be alone, and
the lady was accordingly escorted 10 heI
cha Der. to which bIissful heaven the
blushing Bridegroom soon followed her.
We will rot attempt TO draw q picture
Of what ensued, bat suffice it to say that
when the interesting pair were in the
| midst of one of their most interesting
tete- a-tetes, a click. click was heard, and
| the astonished couple. the next instant
found themselves launched upon the floo'
IN the middle of the room, fast locked ir
each others arms. holding on like good
fellows. in momentary expectation of al
earthquake. They survived the shock
however The fact of it was, the alarm
bed had been assigned them for their nup.
lial couch, and the brides youngest bro
ther. the mischievous devil. Tom, had TAX
en- the liberty to Sc. the alarm at what he
said he thought would be the 'auspicious
hour He got his ears boxed the next
morning. and our friend J. NJ f. has been
suspicious Of alarm beds ever since.
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ITEM LINES OR LESS MAKE serARF.A
O,r souare three Insertions or less 81 90.
Each additional insertion %.
Ru.iness G. irds inserted one wear S5.0n.
Legal advertisements must I've cash w al
vance or accepted security. Advertisements.
time not marked will he Inserted till forbidden
and charged at the above rates.
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II Ill II B A n n T. L
usLIs HE'D EVERY THURSDAY MoRN G
(Cp stairs. in the Old Plymouth iiotel,)
BY WIN. J. BURNS.
~ N N% VE ~ .

Jfnaidin a1vance, 81 50
,..ha end ofsix months, 900
If lelayel until the end oil the year, 25o
a failure 10 order diScontinuance 81 the
oxo;r,tion ofthe time subscribed for, will be
eo9siIerel a new engagement, and the paper
continued
TrVo p1perwili be discontinued unti'all
srre,r,yestre paid, unlessatthe optlor oithe
PubliSheT-
TRIBE above terms viii be strictly adj
hcr.d TO.
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D,CKARD & vINEDGE. Dealer IN Foreign
and Domestic Groceries and PROVISIONS
Sos, side Michigan street.
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NTFLS. McLAUGHLIN Saddle and Harness
Manufacturer, one door west oil the cor
ner in the old Plymouth Hotel
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D3OOKE * EVANS, Dealers IN i'rv GoHdS
- Groceries, CrOckery and ReahN "'a"e
Clothing: corner LapOrte u Mich. s'ree's'
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BROWNLEE & CO. Dealers IN pry
-. Goo1s, Boots & Shoes, Ready mace
Clothing. Hardware & Cutlery
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Wy l.. PIATT, Chair & Cabinet maker
Wv and Undertaken. Furniture roo'h j"
north room of the old Plymouth Hotel
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ID OBERT RUSK, Dealer IN Family Groce-
M reS. Provisions and Tinwale. pahei!
attached, east side Michigan street.
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nR. Y. BROWN. Physicisn and Surgeon
- Will promptly attend 10 all calls in his
profession. Office at his residence, south Plym
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DR. T. 4. LEMON, Practlcins PhySir,an'
\ and dealer in Drugs \ Medicines o''S'
Paints & Groceries, east SIDE Mieh'sdh s"eo''
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NLLIOTT K Co: Wagon, Carriage & Plow
IL Manufacturers. at their new stand at The
south end OF the Bridge. Michigan street.
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II McDANNEL, Manufacturer anil cea'ef
o. in Boots * Shoes. and Shoe flh"lnss'
west side Michigan street.
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r. IT, dIIU MS WIG d!C
both lying in the room where less tia n
two years since they were married. d.-bolh
of them fatally ill with consumption. and
unable TO rise from their beds. They ex.
change pleasant smiles across the room,
and in feeble accents talk together OF
tha: better land which in a few weeks
they will both behold. Perhaps ii NAV
be said Of them soon IN the language of
the Bible.-'They were lovely in their
lives, and in their death were not divided
What happier fate could be desired than
thus to enter the eternal world hand in
hand with the one most beloved?"
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D0RTER & &HULvERSoN Snidie 4 iiar lar,
Z ness manufacturer, corner Lap'r'e ana
Center streets.
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N1 II. OGLESBEE & CO. Dealers IN Dry
v. GoolS G Groceries. Hardware, Boots anu
Shoes. Crockery &C.: in the Brick Siere
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IT A. JOSEPH. Cabinet Maker and Tn
4. der,aker, South Plymouth.