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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-21
Fourth Of July Celebration.

Mr. EDlros the 18th inst, portion of
the citizens of Klsox, met at the aforesaid town,
for the purpose Of making arrangements to have
general celebration on the 4;il Of July.
On motion, DR.. J. c. GRIFFITH. WINGArE Pref
rr,lAv, and s. !. LAREUE. were appointed to pro-
cure an oratoe for the day.
On motion OF i. v. PORTER. hlr. SoLoN ..
WHrsoH was appointed Marshal of the day
On motion, the following persons were appoint
ed committee to make arrangements for tho ia
bic, VIZ: GEo. LARuoEE, c. RILLABoLD, S. ATci,
IsoN, T. D. SrooR, Z. TucKER. }. sYsRooK, A. &.
ELLIS, 4. Hay Go. RowELI., J. DEAN.
On motion. committee o. three were appoint
ed to procure pole and Gag, viz II. LEvFrsTr,
]. PIIILLI7. AMI " Il. PARKER.
The following committee were appointed to pro
pose 4 programme for tis OCCASION. viz: ]. $.
BENDER, {. c. CvEaalAx, AMI ". II. McCoRmicK.
On motion It was
ResoIced, That these proceedings be Published
in the two papers 1t Plymouth.
WI. TILDEN, Pres't.
e s. CoLr, Sec'y
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5000 ACREs OF GOOD I.AEI.

For Sole on LAZY Terms.
: aEaSGNS wanting % buy OF sell Land. Will @,
{ well 70 call On The Undersigned. who can gir.
facilities Tor qurehase or ale eHal u sny il ~
For SALE, IL LIS than carren, rates, and
on time: 10y o. see -. ,less - aeles oi.f G. -
cor and Of ~ of zee -. town - =. Of -arre
w-2f acre. % acres im9roreG--at Norih
Bend, Stark count.
The Of nv fen " n p. sec 6 a7icAc.sr Road
an1-'-2 51-i9j acres, fupr3re6i---s.x riles
north Of P.yaou.h-tiae. heavy 'ilahorsG lar5.
wirhwater.
The = a and hof svo ofscc @. ana tae ~
oi sec IS, town - Il. Of range one e-E X tow
si.ie--ii0 acres-heavy iinbercd, good water
nesr iyaer City-to be sala ii ceaa.i.ies 10 SIT
purchasers
The il Of ne q Of sec %, town g II. If ranr
: =, - acres, four mics south OF Piys8ou.i,-...
teen acres IN. eercl-eeoa land. timber ;nlw.trr
Inc Sc O sec s, sown = n, Of RANCE : {. 10
a,res-t;reen tovnsl p--eiAlt niles from piyr--
oufA--aear store. mills. and III good ncehso7
hoot--sood timber, fine grass m.Isl, eT.d living.
running water.
Ire Of sw q 81 sec 25. town = Il. Of ring.
. an se q 81 - a II &c. town - Il, - ..o.c,.
four miles northeast 81 ACKNOWLEDGED mia sea
sd saw 'n.l!--.a'rtr acres a.gsoyed--luii6iHg--
t. - -r yefy ebeaT.
~ - Nv q Of So Il, town = =. of ra.r,
. e-closc bv 'ti'rToca-Ge jern---ocd lard ana
coed Acknowledgements lie had on easy
terms.
'.stN,.6 n Waea'es's addition % lie town
Pierns .:h--i'ne dwelling arl good on houses.
North > .! 1T No..' ia Plymouth, now knows
,s.sgs,aain To,..e''--l desuah.e locstioH.
No.gIin piyi-lou l--eoai dvei'ia- hoase
Pat of Io,s IS AID 81, lyuausls-iwcling
'ixt3 f1et-.er Sd ~ rent.
lot ~ - pIvtnsu f-uoei dwelling -na
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a Great EeaVgaissl
WHERE A Man CAN DOUBLE ii,s
MONEY ~ TWO YEARS

TIE mast Des'ra6'e ,.sofsrsy y lie Coaassl
The unGers' med e1srs 70 sell his Grist Ii.ll and
trast al i-nd, containing Sc acres. on which K i
located. on very reasonable terms. /. i lscatea
six and half miles west Of Plymouth Tie Ml!
IN good repair. manufacturers the best qual-
~ OF Hour. and has the best run OF custom of
any other IN the county. The water power is
steady rnd believed TO be superior 70 any other i'm
Marshall county BY proper attention from three
to five thonsand dollars can be made on The Mil.
and perhaps more He viii take anv kind of good
property in part payment
Tor further particulars, enquire on the premises
Of AYRES BALDWIN
Jarnarv %. IsGa laff-3tf.
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NV az 'pe.aen' '..iU o@,-'sh'c preparation q
c",..;oaa 80 ~ =! o'l'.,gn :" os.h.-
- =; -, % "a" ~, - -oeie't
scr;hn5 :, - t. ''s7 ana PEE
~ : - - -.
-, =, u-,'F Totes ihat
-, "a - > -
-, ~ - -. en-. y
-, - -. - - -',i' "''''eiee -
fn.,a~o',. ~ ':oe e'se
- nj Il u.s. ,eeil
~ ~ .l',S l,'e ca e''N Curative ia eacl OF
''iI ''1-,'.!.'s 01'''i'ih.i''S, -.
!" peoi'''s '''.f' Gus '.'es' elaaea'ioi,' ets-
- =, INC
e., e., '''
khs9Ai, Ai'sifhs' 'a OF WINES. eiiofosls Ever
cosnpla'rts, CHROME heatetes' rheumatism. II
terntcf,' 10 ~ pm as OF 'h. race &c.
In eases u seno.' ,.'l.l.5, Nne1aef Inc fesu :
o. acute oiseSse or q .e e"ntihaed "inlunilon OF
nervous and nl',sealar energy from chronic COM
plants, ore trial oil fnis restorative has proved
successful WINCH 20 oescll ion CT attesf2t0n NO i
RIDER credible invaiitS so long be,riddea 50
lon rs 70 have become forgotten IN Their own
neioI,l o.1Oo5s. h &c suddenly re2npeaseti IN the
bns wor, as if just returned from protracted tav
ell in i,stan' land Some very signal instances Of
this kind arc a.!es * Of female sli.tefs, emac.a
rod r;~,;,,s ~ o,,sr ~ merasfnus. sanerineeus
exhaustion. critical clso =, ard that complexion
al nervous ana ,lts.efti Az, son 10 cir and oxof
else for ,lliel, Ill ;,,siei.ns i,sxe 10 name.
In Nervous hn5st;ans 81 -, hi,,.ls s-d &C. ress-
ons f,u,iiarfo ,,ea;e,l mon fha o.,,,;o- Of e. 3
,rons,e.ior, az ;ro,, ~. ,'9,se,r;i, -, rf -.
for unlike Tie Old OXIDE. IT Is ,isaro,s,s 4eris
without La;p,r ,.ttrr ~, ,,.,.l, -, - t'
80
s,S N, e,sti,aupes ,,.ffi,, ,- I'M. . .,,,,
oati,e or inni,.io..o ,,...-l. l.io ...ss...,
l. ! fi;s 10 -. 1900, - ,,,.h
makes i 3, re,,arl;,fe essc.i,, for pie 49,,
yhicf + a'e, ,v1f = ,,;.t..t 90: -
- ot:,,, ~. s:r.,..:, 49,. - -. M
forms then,
In Des,o,s-, :,,-..,,o-si,,o -, o~o =. o,,.-o.
;oy -, 1,;i1.
6fell Ear no ,.as. ',a,, .,saq inrInfi,s ~, a.
tpnlent coet;re,ess
In u,checkcd Diarrrh,,,. exan VIZ, as,.,,eed
m Dysonterv cofrr,nf en,,e;,t-,,.. o,,l s,,,.,.
lv malionanf tho eff.,efs h.yc heon eeneilr 49,;
- .',,..,.;.,.
In the loc1l nsins, loss or.lesl, a,1 .,ra~,-, H.,
bitatiAc cough and remittent hectic. which rem (
orally Indicate irsrc1t s,,,,,.tio this re,,,e.,
hasaiIavel Tho alarm 80 friena;and rl,,-sie.sr. =
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JOSEPH
JOSEPH
Still in Egypt, dealing in Corn.
IA I'D III qII AIGnM0Il Mills
LOUR AND FEED STORE.

1000 90 Ruchels Wheat. 100000 Bushels
Corn. Go,0t0 Bushels Rye. 100 900 Bushels Oats.
1000, 900 Flour Barrels Slaves and Heading. For
which they viii pay the Highest Market price in
80 sir. They also want
100000 CUSTOMERS Topurchasc
Groceries ii unplecedentiy low prices They VIII
pay eashat all times Tor GRAIN and sell in return
groceries At prices that cannot be afforded bv anv
other establishment in the place-their facilities
for purchasing supplies in Chicago well as east
ern cities, beng superior to any other house--on
account oil their frequent shipments of flour and
grain 20 these points thereby enabling them to
save the expense OF exchange.
il You want the highest price going for your
Grain Barred Slaves and Heading don't sell be-
fore calling at the above establishment.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-21

JrsT THE TFIixG.-A prominent physician said
OF Dr. Wilson's Pills =" If nv patient required
an aperient Wilson's Pills were just the thing
wanted II be Suffered from Dyspeptia. aciditv Of
stomach, Costiyeness or Inactivity Of Liver vii
sons Pills were Just he thing. Disturbances Of
the Circuatory Organs, Wilson'S Pills we're iust
the thing" See Guide to health. !" to be had
gratis from g. l.. FahnestocE & Co. No. GO Wood
street. Pittsburgh, Pa. Sold by Pershiug Co.
Plymouth. I'D. and merchants generally. iulm
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-21
DAVID lI0ITz, sec'y

ITOnc or the novelties Of the day IS 70 hear
children crying for medicine. The little fellows
cat Dir. Bulls Vegetable Worm Destroyer in prefer
ence 10 any candy You may give and its effect is
far more prompt and certain than that o any other
nauseous drugs with which il has been the practice
to dose our childrea.-LouisrIie journal.
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!. - ,.,,7 ..-..;...
y iiLisS' We - { ~ '.i. 80,
49, 81; -, ~,
I'M s'e So '''s - W ",
-, ,, - .l:
49, 80 :, he lo ~ IN s,'i,sal,,e,t 1T.
~ -, - ~ 80 - i' ~
Wll.I.n this r0,HN, 'Jiep. iu''l.is al upon All
~ - II. -, :, = g..o1.. -,
IL ~ "a ''O,n'i '.t00 = - 's''s ~ We VII
use eFe'5 nonola''5 means 70 <lefa.e uie lh1us-
- "''e'' Gu
SaSe0 u h'h2Fi anu i-ala'ie pursuits.
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BOLTED CORN MEAL.

They have recently put a meal bolt in their
mill and furnish customers with bolted
corn meal
Flour Of all grades, meal, bran and shorts, kept
constantly on hand at the store and mill and viii
be sold in large and small quantities.
As heretofore, -four, meal shorts and bran will
be delivered to town customers free of CHARGE.
RICHMOND. WILBUR & co
PivnetfI Nav ,, 1861. i5f
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-21
CUSTOM WORK.

Their mill has been recently been refirnished
with New and Superior Boiling Cloths, undergone
II general and thorough repair and is capable now
undc- the superintendent ofof English miller in
their employ, OF manufacturing as good -four as
my Mil in the United States.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-21

CENTRE TOWNSHIP CONVENTION. following
are the names ofthe delegates appointed to attend
the county convention on the Odd, from this town
ship:
Lewis BoSgs, John Goddard, Richard Roberts,
8. A. Francis, John L. Weller, VI. A. o. Packard,
John B. Dickson, John A. Shirley, saac Orr, Sta
cy Burden, Samuel Stallard, ID. o. Quivey, Daniel
Jacoby, Andrew Hume, James Hazlcton, b. W.
Cramer, Isaac J. Barlow. James S. Milliner, VIM
Stallart, T. ]. Patterson, Joel Parker. Christian
Haslanger, +. Mcdonald and Samuel Wise Cen
ire Township being entitled, by the last apportion
nent, to twenty five votes in the county Conven-
Ion.
We give in a condensed form the relative
strength of each Of the candidates j. ". Shoe
maker and w. NJ. Patterson were bailoted for "a
candidates for Treasurer. Result "a follows
Shoemaker received 81 votes, which will give him
- 2 votes; w. M. Patterson received SO. which
gives him in convention 10 3-5 votes. w n
Thompson received one vote that is not taken in
TO the above reckoning.
The convention then proceeded to ballot for
Sheriff, with the folio wing result: for D. How, 50
votes. giving him in the county convention IL
1891 H. N. Logan Al votes, giving him 3-al ;
]. n. Case votes, giving him II 81 r. s. Pr
per votes, giving him 1871 Peter Schlarb 2
votes, giving him 1921. Elias Jacoby was nomi.
mated for Township Assessor
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AfHARLES SHOEMAKER. on In
" porte street, few doors west of Palmer's
Store keep good supply of FRESH MEATS
for their Old customers, and as many new ones as
may find it 70 their interests to call on them.
u They will pay the highest market prices in
,ash. for Fat Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Fowls.
1j-Market every morning except Sunday:
au- Tiff
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-21

Special meeting of the |. .. ;. w. on oa'ui-'''
evening, June 23d. The Grand Council Oh len
vill meet to consider important matters Let e'-
ery brother be present. BY order OF the
GRAND COMMANDER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-21

BALTIMORE CONVENTION of particular
Importance has TRANSFERRED at Baltimore, in Con-
rention. up to our latest dispatches. No vote has
been taken. The right of MANY delegates tie seats
in the Convention is being contested, and nothing
viii be done until this is decided.
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PENNY WILLIAMS of the Lake CITY Comnerc

NORTH TOWNSHIP CONFERENCE.-The follown e
are the Games of the delegates appointed to attend
she County Convention F.. Shetland, James C..
innedge. James Snyder, NJ. MilIiner, r. F. Mar
in, and Pleasant Ferguson. The best of feeling
prevailed during the meeting
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-21

VAN AmsURoH's SHOW is coming-will be here
On the 18th. See advertisement
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AED EDITOR
OF THE SfEDICAL TELESCOPE.
I-ay be Consulted ct
Fl, mouth. Eiwar,> Hocse, Saturday, July iii:
Warsaw. WRIGHT Hoe. July 6th.
DI.HARDAiAN Treats Con;'.m9ton Bronchit-
is, Laryneitis. As;hua, an I'll diseases OF The
Throat and Lunss. by Medical Inhalation, combine
81 VIII proper constitutions. s.reatiAsnt Ter tie
tie0i.
Dr.. Hartman VII carry with lin us medicines
and vii be prepared f,,rns patents Nth MIRO
lris'e remedies, strictly nom the vcgeta'. ie King
d6,l.
HI. medicines are Compounded 90 various IL, ks
BuGs, l.eayes. Cams. Roots, Plants 60. Procure,,
OF tic indians ara from every quarter Of the G,o0e
j.; Reeular visits Guly ainounced
u Particular eR'ion paid TO : hIN Di5EAS-s
FsS AMI Gandulats. Ulcers Sores and Tgm0rs
DR.. Haldfaan docs not charge for consultation.
DR.. iilriman rels all chronic CIR long standing
diseases o. the Inn. Iivcrs. Stomach, Bowels.
Bladder. Kidneys Brain. Heart. Nerves. n onb.
Spleen, SPINE Ewes Ems @c., Sgobela, Fills.
Cancers. Rieumatisn, Dropsey. skin Discsses.
Fever Sores, Catsrrsh. Selaina Weabness. ell
raea, htcs, Insanity. Dyspepsia, Ciddiness Heat
Of tire Trim. syphilis Pc,, Sex Headache, In
iaFeei IoEsils -.
Flo. .. ne X. Dr.. ITARDNAN.
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d. Nc WILLIAMS has more inducements to offer
he public. Change of advertisement next week.
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IT WoS'T PAy.-Scnc of our subscribers, after
taking tic DEMOCRAT from four to five months,
have concluded tat they not able to take it,
and have requested us to stop sending it to them'
without sending anything 20 pay f5r the time they
took it. This IS :. rather cool" We should sly,
and if we were compelled to comply with their re-
guest, it would be great swindle on the printer.
From this the two or three who have done as above
described. can judge why it is that their papers
have not been stgpped. When they send tue mon
ey to pay fci the time they have taken the paper.
then, and not Until then viii It &c stopped, unless
at our own option.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-06-21

Mr.. ]. S. Scorr, who does General Collect.
no Business, is authorized to receive Subscrip-
ions, Advertis ements, &C., for US, and to give
,ts for money due this Office.
We cheerfuily recommend Mr. ScoTT Il
.sreful, prompt, and honorable man. CLAIMS en-
listed to him for Collection, could not be placed
safer hands A. {. THOMSON
Ed Democrat
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at our own option.

I5@It IS certainly gratifying to weary, dusty
traveller, when stopping in a town. 70 fall in with Il
good. whoe-souled fellow Ike Gambfill of the
Plymouth Exchange, We have formed the
quaintance of many landlords during the past few
months, but have found none with such an easy.
jCyial, j0cr lar, how DO you to. glad TO you
way about him. a. friend GanlbFil. His table al
ways groans with the uxurics ofthe season, which
is served up by his amiable lady. in a style that
would tempt the palate OF an old epicure. himself
Travellers having occasion to visit Plymouth will of
course give Ganlbril ca.-lMichigan City Enter
prise
Fact every word Of it Mr. Enterprise The
Exchange is not as large house as some, but what
it lacks in size il makes up in goodness. In add
ton to the frst-cass accommodations Of the house
,.Tr. G. has recently fitted W fine barn, and is
now fully prepared to entertain travellers of every
class. Giyehi CALL
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New Time Table on c. P & C.R. r. Sec
change.
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u Charges moderste-and the most satisiac'o
reference given, when required.
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JERRY N. KlrxGER within few days past has

viii be done until this Is decided.
JERRY n. Kl1NGER within few days past has
fought out the interest of his former partner in
me livery business, and he is now going it alone.
lie is lust the fellow for tie business he ir-an
ooEging, pleasant and gentlenianiy fellow. He
axes pride in rigging up his teams and carriages,
md they are always ready for service We hope
and predict that success will be his.
THAT AFFIDAvIT.-Asw we are not at all troubled
bout that affidavit We made in proof OF publica-
on we hope our neighhor will not lose any sleep
bout 1T. In one respect lie is the most compass
s.onate individual we have ever become ac9uaint
ID with. His severe remarks are in the future :;
and in another respect he is most unfortunate. He
elwavs has to stop writing just before he gets to
ne pint on account Of not having time or be-
cause he has mo space for comment at present.
Compassionate, unfortunate man
BUSINESS OF OuR County CoxvENTlox-Besides
ne nomination of candidates for the county Off
o.s. there will be delegates to appoint to attend
me Representative Convention, which will un-
ioubtedly be held Mt Knox on the Seth of this
month. Delegates TO be chosen TO attend
he Judicial Convention, which, according to the
best we can learn at present, will be held at South
'end On the same day Of the Representative Con-
Tention at Knox the 30th Also delegates AZ e
q, be selected to attend the Congressional Conven-
On. to be held &C Plym outh on the 1lth day Of
iu'y; and new Central Committee is to be cho-
This, We believe, includes all the important
business that will ceme before the Convention.
SERVICES REsUMED.-The Presbylera ~ rch
2 this place has, have heretofore noticed
aeen undergoing repairs. 1t has been THOROUGHLY
cleansed and renovated. The pulpit las been FIR
nished with several new articles OF convenience
ID ornament. among the rest plain, neat .ofa
Itch adds much to the appearance and comfort
o. {; but. there is one thing that detracts much
-um the general clean ard neat appearance Of tie
MOLE church, that is the retaining Of those old
APPS. They are in bad keeYing with tho balanc.
Ct the fixtures about the pulpit and should be re-
moved, least, long enough to be taken tn en-. \
= course of soapsuts, or vinegar and salt.
'-egular service was resumed on last St15l.'l.
PENNY WILLIAMS Of the Lake CITY Commercial
Ias recovered from that '.drap'' he got while over
It Chicago on that '.bender'' and is again nosno
about in regular fs:e stye-manfcsting his pro-
2ensity, by trying to insert his meddlesome snout
n sonebodies-business. II is amusing to SEQ
ne little fellow smell growl, bark ard s.play dog
generally. Promising ''pup,'' is, but very
POOR Coon TEMPLAR. He is good TIrp1ER and
bids fair to make "scald'' of the veritai.e STAMP
When at home he is Good Templar and when
= ~
abroad" 1t comes with very poor grace from
an individual of his character and habits TO call
mother "scald." Bark, Penny, bark.
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TYxER Crrr, lad. June I6. 1867

linen '>iIf, lau- tune TO- ico'
4. c. THOMPSON, Esq,
Dear Sr-The following gentlemen were chosen
by the Township Convention to-day, to represent
Polk Township in the County Convention, on the
23d of June, at Plymouth.
CONSIDER CUsHMAs, JoHS C. CUsHuAy
WYATT THOMPSON. STEPHEN SINGLETON
SAMUEL r. MILLER, SAMUEL. Woonw,sp
The delegates are instructed to cast their vote in
Convention unit. But are not instructed for
any candidate.
The Democracy Of Polk Township will turn out
en- n'asse on the 23d, with JOHN SNYDER for Mar
shall; CoURTLAsD C. CusHM,N, and LaRxIv
THOMSON, Assistant Marshals.
Yours Respectfully, JOHN c. CUSHNAN
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SCOTS Collecting Agency.

Local Departments.
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CASH STORE
ALBERT T. LATTA,

A hs%s'N' noaas. Almonds sugar anu burnt A.
Is ROONS;-Buckcts Backing Bologna Sausage
& OfFEE-Mocha, Languayra. Java and Rio,
& RACkERS-Soda, Wine, Butter Water and LEMON
G ANDY-assorcd, Citron Currauts and Chocolate.
q ANDLES-Wax. Sperm. Adamantne and Tallowi
ID RlED BEEF-Drums Of Figs Rakcrs Cocoa.
Y NGLISH-Pickles, +. Mustard aud Walnuts
F LOUR Fresh Salmond, Fig Paste and Figs.
q NIGER Preserves Race Ground Ginger, Groceries,
IL ERMETICALLY Sealed Oya.ers and Salmond,
4 IMITATION i. Cheese, Ink, Indigo. lsingass,
D ELLlES-Appies, Peach, Ounce, Raspberry
X EEP in mind the articles kept here,
D. ARD, Lemons, Lemon Syrup. layer Raisins,
M ACARONI Mace, Matches; Mustard. L. F. & A.
n EW Orleans Sugar, Porto Rico do; NutmeS.,
o LIFEO OIL. Oysters, Onion Pickles,
u RUNfS Pepper Ground and whole Pepper sauce,
q UINCE JcIly Quarter boxes Raisins.
AZ ICE, Rio lIoi!du Regalin Rcgla and Raglan Cigars
UGAil, Loaf Crushcdf Groind, A. and C., L Brc wn.
s OAP Winchcster's Extra, No. aud Family. No /,
S OAp. Colgnte's Toilet, Transparent aud CASTLE,
5 TARCH, made OF Corn for Pisa, Puddiugs &C.,
Il EA Hyson, Green. Gun Powlet and Black,
a IN WARE-Pans, Buckets. Caps ahd Coffee Pots,
z OBACCO. Chewing and Smoking svnd, better best
q NDERWOOD'S Fresh Salmond; Jujnbt Paste
v lNEGAR. While Wine and Cider snp'r artitls'
w orcesersre Sauce, Walnut Pickles, Warranted?
N IRA Fine Cigars, from l to Is cents each,'
EAST Powders. Cooking Sota Cocoa
n ANTE Curraats,
&c. Call and Buy.
A. T. LATTA.
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Business Cards.
NEWSPAPER
AND
BUSIN ESS A G E NC 7.
Columbia, SO. c;

'2NHE undersigned continues to give his strict and
Il personal atlention 10 the
General Agency Business,
and will attend promptly to all matters entrusted 20
his care, such as AUCTION and COMMISSION
SALES, COLLECTIONS, dc.
Is Agent for the CHARLESTON MERCURY, RUssELLs
MAGAZINE, SUMTER WATCHMAY, and LANCASTER
LEDGER. Will receive subscriptions for the Cosno.
pollan Art Journal, Godey's Lady's Book, Arlhur's
Home Magazine &c. On hand few copies Of the
BENCH AND BAR OF so. CA. Also, O'Neall's
Annals of Newberry, Mrs Edgewortlis Southern
Gardener and Receipt Book.
~ Book and Paper subscriptions MUST. De Ac-
coNpANIED WITH TIE CASH, otherwise they will not
be ordered. THO. J. WARREN.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14

Terry's Rat Destroyer.
This age in which we live and thrive,
In which we have our being.
Is daily giving birth 10 sights
That's really worth our seeing.
But that which is to Rats, ard Mice,
And Reaches, an anToyer,
The wonder Of The present day, is
Terry's Rat Destroyer.
'Tis death to Rats and Mules, and Crows,
For Terry has determined
That folks shall surely nave some peace
By getting rid Of vc'min.
They canhnt stand before the power
Ofhis far.farmed invention,
: To rid he world of Rats aud Bugs,
= J. Terry's fixed intention.
Then We who sulfer with these pests,
There's hope can assure y0n;
All Rats and Mice, and Moles, and Crows,
Shall fly like wind before you
And oil that you will have TO do,
To get rid Of ileHc annoyers,
l. Just to buy eoodly stock
OfTerry's Rat Destroyers
~ The unanimous Testimony ofthc many thou.
sand intellge,S-citizens who have given this remedy
trial. is that il is TRULY INFALLlBLE; and remember
il is SOUTHERN praparation-no Northern humong.
Price G5 cents per box two boxes for ST. For sale
by agents Druggists. and Country Merchants gener
ally, throughoutlhe Sonth Two boxes sent BY mail
post paid, on receipt cfSl. By
WM R. TERRY, Prol rie or,
oct a5-6m Rockingham, n. @.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-14
Important to Families.
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
With Saponifier or Concentrated Lye.
OF THE TOWN OF CAMDEN, TO RAISE SUP
PLIES FOR THE YEAR 1860.

4 LIB Saponifer with Al lbs refuse Kitchen Grease,
i will make Is gallons Of good soft Soap at cost
Of aboptffy cents
For all purposes where strong Lye is desired it
viii be found very valuable For sale in ID. Iron
Cans uy JOHN j. MckAl n.