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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25

A BOYS CoMPos1TIoN.-Ma is my
mother. I am her son.. Mas name is
Mrs. Shrimp aud Mr. Shrimp is her
husband. Pa is my father. My name
is John George Washington Shrimp.
Therefore pas name is Shrimp; so is
mas.
My ma has q ma. She is my grand
ma. She is mother-in-law to Pa. MY
pa says mother,ip-laws Ought to be ve'
toed. Hike my grandma better than
pa does. She brings me ten cent stamps
and bolivars. She don't bring any to
DO. May be that's why he don't like
her,
Aunt Jcrusha Is my aunt. When pa
was q little boy she was his sister. L like
little sisters. Dickey Mopps has little
sister. Her name is Rose. Aunt Je-
rusha don't like her. She call her "that
Mopps girl" 1 think aunt Jerusha
oupht to be ashamed of herself.
Aunt Jerusha is a very pious woman
She never wants US to talk loud on Sun
da,, and says wo ought to have cold
;nuers, She hears mo say the cate
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25

The first line of telegraph In America
Was constructed between Washington
and Baltimore in the spring of 1874,
through aid furnished by the Govern
ment. TIE results of its action were 60
unsatisfactory that the Postmaster. Gen.
eral in subsequent report, expressed
the opinion that the revenue therefrom
could never be made equal to the e1.
pcuditurcs under any rate of charges
.ahich misht- -hnainptad NAn-ihe- -lA.1a Lsss--
tory Of the telegraph embraces the entire
civilized portion of the continent, and
the Western Union Company, under
which coporate title the great majority
of the telegraph line in the States are
united, works 5000 miles of line, and
1O4, 1874 miles of wire.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25

Patrick saw a bull paving in fcldj
and thought what fun il would be to
jump over, catch him by the horns, and
rub his nose in the dirt. The idea was
so funny that he laid down and laughed
at it. The more he thought of it, the
tunnicr it seemed, and he determined
to do it. Bovus quickly tossed him
over the fence again. Somewhat bruised
Patrick picked himself up, and said,
"wel, it is a mighty foine thing 1 had
Taught foorst,"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25

Deacon B, Of Ohio, q very pi'
Gus man, was noted for his long prayers,
especially in his own family. One
Monday morning the Deacon and his
wife were alone, and after breakfast
prayer vas offered. There being an
unusual amount Of work that day, the
Deacon's prayer was short, and seisins
his hat and milk pail, he started for
the barn. His wife, being deaf, did
not notice his absence, but supposing
him to be still engaged in prayer. On
his return from milking he was sur
prised to find her still kneeling. He
stepped up to her and shouted Amen
when she Immediately arose and went
about her work as if nothing had hap
pcned.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25

The death of amos Kendall, one of
General Jackson Cabinet ministers, is
the treaking of another link that bound
the present to the past, Mr. Kendall
was very old, and in Ills day figured
largely in natioual politics, coming in
for d full share Of the fierce Whis op'
position Of his chief. The deaths Of dis
,inguished men iu this country and in
Europe, during the past month, have
been remarkable as to numbers.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25
,>Y DD e. ,l,, NV;okndJ il tho cg

"No PIP for the Wicked is the cap
ton vfa paragraph in uu illinois paper
which says "What an ungodly people
those ruscals of Ohio and Pennsylvania
must bel Though Grant implorcd thcm
to let us have peace they would have
uupe of it-uot even Peudlctou or Pac-
ker."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25

A traveller stopped at an inn in o
neighboriug village, and finding tho
landlord and landlady fighting cried out;
"Hallo who keers this house" The
wife replied: That's just what VIC arc
trying to decide"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25

WnosoEvER.-"I thank G, d. said
Richard Baxter, "for the word '0hoso-
erer. If God had said that there were
mercy for Richard Baxter, I am so vile
q sinner that I would have thought He
meant some other Richard Baxter; but
when He says ,cNosoeuer, I know that
includes me, the worst ofall Richard
Baxters."
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-11-25
Herois1n Of a Child.
Rev. Edwin Clay, M. D, writ

heV. EuWln ClayJ VA ~, "ti'ef
from Ptgwash, Canada, as follows:
On Friday night last AIt. Cornelius
Crowly retired with his family to rest
| little after dark. About ten o'clock
they were, aroused by the sound of fire
somewhere In the building. On spring
ing from his bed he found the whole
body of the house in flames His first
thought was to get help, so he ran at
once to the barn where two Of his sons
were sleeping. On his returu befound
it impossible to get up stairs, where
Eve of his family were sleeping, Of to
lis fathers room, where the old man
and little son were sleeping together.
But Mrs. Crowly, with her babe in her
arms, succeeded in arousing some Of
those up stairs. Her brother and SIS
ter threw themselves out Of the window,
forgetting the three children that were
still in another bed. The mothers
screams awakened the eldest daughter,
and she came to the window and asked
what she should do, when her mother
Urged her to throw herself down fiom
window, but she replied, "No; my bro
ther and sister must be saved" She
then turned through the heat and
smoke and took her sleeping brother, a
little younger than herself (uine yeals)
in her arms, and carried him to the win
dow, from which he sprang with no in
jury except a slight scorchiDg of his
face and hair. She then returned
through the floor and brought still
younger (sevcu years) to the window,
and here the dear girl had more than
she could do, for her sister In her fright
refused to be thrown of, and with the
flames coming up around her, she strus-
eled with her until she put her out of
the window, and the child dropped help:
tessiy to the ground. After hanging a
moment or two upon the window she
dropped down herself, distance Of
nearly sixteen feet. When she rose
from the ground, she said, 81 am done,
mother; I have saved my brother and
sister from being burnt up" The mo-
ther, with her turnt children, then
walked distance of six hundred and
seventy yards Il had it measured) to
the first neighbor's house, in state of
nudity, for they had not saved any
clothing. I was soon sent for, and in
about three hours after the fire, was at
tending to the wants of the suffering
children. I saw there was no hope OF
the dear girl; from her forehead to the
bottom of her feet she was ore mas, OF
burnt flesh. This, with the fearful shock
received from jumping so far, and walk
ing such distance in the cold (the night
being very chilly,) caused her to sink ve'
ry rapidly, and at 6 in the morning she
died, aged eleven years and eight
months, martyr to the love OF her
brother and sister. I never saw so
much courage and frmness in one so
young; and while dressing her bruised
and burnt limbs, she uttered no COM
plant. Her sister died in tho evening;
and her uncle suffered foarfully from
the eff, cts of his jumping out Of the
window. The rest, hope, will all re-
cover. 1t was q sad sight to see the
parents, broken. hearted, weeping over
their suffering loved ones.
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a Word To Parehts

Do speak kindly to your little ones
Their hearts are brimful Of love for you.
Put yourself on an equality with them;
ioiu in their little sports and pnstime.
Do no. feel that you compromise your
dignity by such acts. 1t will cause them
to open their hearts to yuu, and you will,
uucousciously gain their love and con-
6deace, by which, with proper training,
you may isave them world of trials, and
perhaps from career OF crime. 10 my
mind there can be no more heat sick.
cning sight than to see child, large or
small, shun the presence of its parents.
When you see this the case, rest as
surcd there is something wrong. Par
cnts, for Heavens sake! DO not be stern
and ovcrbearipg toward your children !;
rccollect you wcrea child once; let them
feel in their hearts that you are their
best earthly f.icnds, ever ready to SYM
patlize with them in their sorrows or
their joys. If they commit an error
sometimes, speak to item gently of it,
not before strangers, or you will destroy
all the good effect it might have had by
pursuing contrary cosrse.
Lead and direct--do not drive. Say
what you have to soy gently and kindly,
not with anger on your brow, and in
tones that would lead one to suppose
they were culprits, and you stern
Judge, instead of loving, tender pa.
rent, as you should be.
Anger is blight. God only knows
how much has wiihercd Under Its in
Auencc. 1t has broken bonds of friend
ship, and severed family ties.
DO you try to make home attractive?
If not, you commit's great error. Let
it be, to your children, the "dearcst
spot on earth;" the great world will
beckon them away from the home nest
soon enough care and'pe;n will write
their hearts sorrows on their faces, line
their forcheads, dim their eyes, and
blot out their dimples.
Let US, therefore, do all we can to
make their childhood and youth happy
and joyous; and when they 60 out from
it, to mingle with the cold unfeeling
world, it will be to them a green spot
ever in memory, to Which their minds
can revert with pleasure.
Let me say again, speak gently to
your children; it will cost you nothing,
but will make their hearts glad. En-
courage them to bring tteir associates
home with them you can then see if
they are proper ones, and point out
traits to be Stunned or imitatc1. Guilt
vatc kiudly.dispo,ition to all; especial
" to little children. 1t will pay.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-01

Local PoLITIcs- AZZeg. Well,
ths Dem Co. Convention Det on Monday
- aud uaae LheIr nominations One
{ TWO thing may safely ASSUME the
L. u prophe1 else the convention fIIl-
,TeII,y followed the advice contained II
y lass letter
Via. did they doy
Why, they went 70 work end nominated
L. vs-r ticket laid down by NE last week
E-Pr-tsr, Oatman, Neason, and Linton
al, just now, IN delightful guandgry
! Il whether am 2 prophet, OF whether
influence Is such thai Dem CouFsn-
an VII implicitly obey ny bsbests-
! Putas was Chairman For one who
x been out Of politics for some time, he
ts-forned the duties Of the once remark
y well
Oatman made the landing. But the
hakIng Of IL brought 10 light the astouDd-
~ fact that certain ones Of the Happy
nrnIly were the enIuies Of others Of that
81 and glorious coalition Can II, VIII
81 be allowed 70 share the fate Of The XII
nluy eatz-the Happy Family
L.ietle, for Treasurer, made the Httlest
q the day
Il was ont Of al reason 70 suppose that
season Donmyer sguid beat Neason-
LBlock. 7. Il D, We have heard Il sur-
-. Is one uf the firm uf Block and
-
r. nomination uf Kennedy FOR Audit
vas the best joke Of al The Office had
p promised 70 another by the Il :,
tds Convention failed 70 recognize
Z authority n the promises, and
HHs s1-4sr sf the i-slate' WIS busted
1HDe-an, Easl-, and others-reT,re-
-res = districts wherein hes The
Ioc-.--ie strength Of Cambria county
-vr-el 70 have action taken on the
asuszalation Of 1he Ca Com with re
= revision Of the d-I;sate system.
-ns ring" politicians plainly sW
allow sueh q measure 70 prevail
Low themselves 70 be she-1 II
pver 70 control the ratralzsa ssId
I'd - they treared 3.-zzzz- =, Z,
asasrs 70 as-aP IN the ACE by rtstiasiire
3 su u. the Isg-lsa. u consider.
r.- say ml-- u -l-ls snc 4 za--red sub 4
hereafter. OBsEREER
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d RICES GOING WN.
TIE
EBEESB BCRG E4RDEARF HOTSF
FURNISHING STORE

once more return nv sincere thinks 70
my oln friends and customers for their lib
s-El patronage extended towards ne auC
now, owing 70 The great fall n prices bv
which many articles can be seId as cheap ss
before The war- and hsF5nE q thorough knouE-
/ edge Of The business EnG the wants Of ths
public, take pleasure IN announcing that J
car and vii sell goods Il less figure than
any similar establishment IN cIts Or country.
Ny stock VIII consist IN part as follows.
DOOR AsD CUPBOARD LOCKS, CATCHES,
BOLTS, HINGES, SCREWS.
WINDOW SPRINGS, sBUTTER HINGES,
WINDOW GLASS, NAILS, PUTTY,
BORING MACHINES, AUGERs, CHIsELs.
BRACES Ard BITS, HATCHErs-
SQUARES, CoNPAssEs, Try SQUARES,
BEFKLs, POCKET RULES,
JACK, SMOOTHING, 1kD FOR PLANES,
PANEL PJows, LEVELS.
SASH, RAISING, AND MATCH PLANES,
saw SETS, BENCH SCREWS,
CRoss-CUT. PANEL, RIP, COMPASS, AND
BACK SAWS
GUAGES,
OIL STONES,
SHOVELS,
PLOws,
POINTS,
FORKS,
SCTTHES,
SHEDS,
RAKES,
HOES,
SPADES,
RIFLES,
RETOLVERS,
PISTOLS,
PIVOTs,
FLOUR,
TEA.
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
TOBACCO /
CIGARS,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
ANDIN FACT
ANYTHING YOU WANT
AT HUNT.EYS-
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OLD GRIMES
Old Grimes is EeRd.
That poor old SOIL,
We ne'er shall see him more
He used 70 wear
DR-Ded nice c JEL
Al buTtiRged 6Own before.
He bonght II Rt Sbosmsker's
and 81 his home
Ee had good things,
Sweet cakes and light bread 70 eat,
BE bough1 ms -four
From Il. a ShoenEker
Who keeps store Oh High street
60 &nd see ms nice goods
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TIE REASON NHT--The reason WAY
L MAYER IL JOhnst0wn, sells SO manT more
goods than all Of his competitors Is because
MS stock Is much larger than AL others and
MS prices wAy down lower than cher mer-
chants We advise everybody whD wants a
good article Of goods TO give this house Gall
before going 10 Env other
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CHEAP GRoCERY--Deeidedly and be
vond coutradicIion, X L 0EtmaH sells cheap
er Erd better articles Of groceries Il al can
be found elsewhere N the county, He Is
n coEBta III receipt Of groceries every week
thus keePIRg ] rye and fresh stock always
on hand giving hIE cHs+omers Inc benefit Of
the lowest market prices as vel aE the fresh
est groceries Give him z trial
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It's TRUE-That you can buy goods
at Barker's at lower rates than Elsewhere Is
fact unguesrioHstsls. Their stock Of goods
having been bought recently and Rt heavy
heavy discount, they VIII be sold accordingly
They have in store ful line OF summer
dT ess goods which win be sold al unusually
low prices Remember the store TWO doors
east Of the Bank.
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PHoToGRAPHc--If yon want cor
rect likeness ef yonrSelf-a plcrEre that Is 2.
,,ic.ture-go 20 SpsnSe's rooms on Julian
E1eeet 4here F0ur want vii De realized
Entire satisfaction given II every IRstan &C.
Prizes moderate
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-In the Or
n phanE' Court Of Cnmt1rls county IN the
matter Of the final account Of / StOltz and
Elizabeth HsTbls 2dnr's of Peter Wsibl-.
deed Now jane Il 1853 2 A Shoemaker.
sppoiuted auditor To report Distribution of
the meneE IN their hands on personal estate
Extract from the Record
JAsEs GKIrFTK. Clerk
/ win attend 10 shE duties of my appoint
nenf II my ofhce n Ebensburg. on Mondsy.
s6rh July nszt, Al O'Clock N
Julv / r a SHoEgAKER. Auditor.
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Flour Where do you buy your four
and Is II good article Il nss Try Y : bGr-
ksr. Who keeps tie best IN town Il Is put
up expressly for ms trade, and VIII be guar
an1eed eeRaLl 70 the best Those who have
used Il VIII have no other, evidence that
X Il ko- ] article Try 1t
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AMERICAN SCALE Co.-T " VII
hams has been rendered the agency N this
county for the safe Of the American Scales
Th=ss scales are highly recommended by all
who have used them-nevsr failing 70 gTxe
satisfaction They have been thoroughly
tested and pronounced fsultless- By common
consent they are the cheapest, safest and u-ost
reliable scale manufactured Buy one
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II l. f. ueutlv and truthffuIIly y remark
&c u srrE-.z-z-~ y IA come . IDwl- 1hE1 Il
lEsrr = ols enterprise n E5ensDurg LlIa1 de-
serves Enentisr more thau another i is the
mammoth hardware >tBTs Of George Euutles
Oh HlEb street Here yeu WI ind an end
less variety 0f amy desirl5,]e article N theIzne
uf hardware he sells exceedingly low II
you heed am thing Ia ms line gis- him q cal
and be e-uvinced Ihas be sells very cheap
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-01

Co2RECTIoHs--By request, we make
the following corrections concerning the
death Of young John Bruok bank The ae-
eident occurred on Thursday night The
boy was found early Friday morning. and
from that time I'd ms death, everything
possible was done 10 save his life. When
discovered, he was entirely sensible and
remained so TIL 3 short time before ms
death HIS own statements and those OF
the party who discovered him render II
morally certain that be walked of the
train while asleep The accident occurred
al YoungsvIIle
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2 r DAVIS continues 70 sell ms goods
ehssp as ever L Is fact undeniabls that
ms prices are much lower Tor Ibs same quail
iIy Of goods than any store know Of. As
be intends removing ms stock Of goods IN
few days, great bargains may be had by cal
ling prior 70 that tine Goods WI be sold
regardless OF cost Therefore yUu should
avau yourself Of the opportunity
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DBsERTER

~ 11sTEI-- COURT oF CAMBRIA
S-E--Ata netting consisting II al
n=ulDers g.. IL r resident al johns
the t--s0v-ng I1Eramme for the
ins % ths -sf-5c1 Court on Mcndav-
a.l- -o6s. ~. uRsuiU 7usly adopted
Z Lutheran Church bel VIII be rung
|Ht-last one o'claez Z. NJ. Il which
= doors Of the Court House VIII be
Inc ringing Of the bel al the mem
g -ns legal profession In attendance
Hest al escort the Judges and Of
O. The Court from thar hotel 70 the
uo-.
'To Q clock, P NJ, the Court to be
By the Criar.
Act of Assembly creating The
70 be read
-'Os-s o. the bar sworn IN.
l'sss By General POTS.
onSs y the President Judge.
ns the Jurers.
e to the Grand jury.
l-ument
~ irritation Is hereby extended
s01As 70 be present Al the opening
-'1-l and the ladies are especially
he following COMMITTEES Of zr-
,l@ was appointed, VIZ Cyrus
'oln T Barnes, and Daniel Ne
tsqs, The following was also
That the programme for the
'he District Court be published
oria county papers-
A KOPELIN. Pres't.
-.l4aE RosE seey
-~Fn June Is, 1863.
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NENoRANDA.-The weather the past

MEN0RANDA--The weather the past
day or two has been wet and dIsagreeable
---Jno. C. Campbell, junior editor Of the
Altoona IaHaioatOg has retired from that
paper--An cd gypsy attempted to steal
three rear I'D child, Al Lewissgwn the
other day--The Huntingdon GToEe has
Just eoa.s..e1ea rs 24th roluHe---A rattle
snake measuring FIVE feet IN length was
killed IN Huntingdon county last week.
The Penna r r Co. VII issue exrur-
sion tickets good from the Sd 70 the 7th Of
July--There VII be no general celebrs-
tion of the Fourth in this place-The
Mountaineer base ball club have purchas-
ed new uniforms. They VII make good
appearance--H A Shoemaker L Co,
are making an extensive addition 10 their
store room. and otherwise improving their
building
CoNISG-HamIlton i RaEdon's big
show Of Indians and trained Horses, Is
coming ard vii exhibit IN this place On
511s-za-,5 Sd 1i1zs UDuII IJauy =
spoken Of IN the highest terms by ou ex-
changes wherever they have exhlbited.-
Our readers should embrace the opportu-
nifty OF seeing a genuine Indian troupe,
their manners, costumes, dc See adver-
tisement.
BASE BALL-A match game Of base
ball VIII probably be played between the
Kicks, Of JohnsseEn, ahj the Noun
taineers, Of this place, On Wednesday
next The game VII be played On the
grounds Of the former.
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The PEnPLE's SroRE.-This cheap
store, located On High street, ID the Old Stand
formerly occupied by f z Tudor cBntIn R-s
. - tne headquarters Of those vh0 desire
something fashionable, cheap and serricea-
Die i yen desire any article u rAs grocery
hns, you VII fnd tins department w-l sup
piled ana II iErE-es That vii command your
pa-roEREe- John - The accomplished ana
accOmn ing cie-z, who Is noted for his
hospitality Eil alTsys bs IoUud ready %
All upuu cusIoEl=rs-
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O Z c S-0ak Hal Clothing Store,
II JOEustUwn, seems 10 be thE GENRE q At
traclIoh 1or those Il pursuit o. usEI and fash
innalnis garments The geutlemEnly propri-
er0rE, NesErs- Leopold & Bro, hsve Won Jar
IbsnssfvEs tbs reE5UIsti0u Of selling chssper
JhEn any other clothing house II : JOhns1own-
Their stock Is 1h- largest II JGhnstswB ano
therefore affords the buyer a better chance
70 select from than O-her stores II sh0rL
L yUu want 3 bargain 90 70 this store
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Z &c
June Is, 1863

~ AFH-We are going TO
aPh The required amount
4. '7sh subscribed, and the cree
n "ln be commenced imne-
are told II VIII be comple.ed
: weeks frun date
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-01

A BOOK FOR EvHYBoDY-Tbe
Farmers and Mechanics Manual. Is the
title Of new book just published by " s,
Courtney and Geo Z Waring, Jr. We
have looked hastily over its table Of con-
tents and find II 70 be just such work as
Is needed by everybody, and We hope every
body VIII procure copy while the oppor-
tuuity Is given II Is = book Of great
worth and value TO farmers. mechanics and
working men Of al trades and occupations.
Elbridge Stiles has been appointed agent
for this county 10 whom subscriptions
must be given Don't fan ID get a copy
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ALTOONA German NAMED Ernest
" Urmstaeot committed suicide by hang
ing on Saturday night last He Is sup
posed 10 have been insaDe--A little one
year-old daughter Of Wm- BARLEY, Altoo-
Ia, was strangled to death ON Monday By
q grain Of coffee lodging In her w1ndpipe.
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PICNIC--Ths different temperance or
CARNATIONS of this place, We uuderstau I'D
SlI hold I grand picnic al Llgyd's grove,
nenr the depot GA Saturday next J MY 3d-
The societies VII meet II 10 o'clnck. Il
their respective halls and be ready 70
march II procession To the grove where
sumpruouz dinner VII be prepared Ap-
proprlate addresses VII De made during
the day. iuterspersed with music The
committee appointed 10 superintend the
affair VIII uss very effort 70 make the oo-
casion pleasant one The friends OF
arc cordially invited 70 a.
tend
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.ooFLAND's GERMaN BfTTKRs

HooTLAKD's GERMAN TONIC.
The 6reE1 Remedies fOr A. Diseases % xhs
LEDe-. SaOMGcl ~ Dlgeszsps O-veas.
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