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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-22
WARRINGTON NEWS.

4 WAsH1NaroN, June '21.-After June 80th,
Secretary Boutwell, will purchase 81, ,000, 600 in
bonds and sell q, ,ooo, ,Qoo IN gold, on alternate
weeks, without further notice.
II Judge Fisher to-day osder cd the maYshal of
tho Criminal Oourtto summon negroes to All
vacancies in the grand ana petit jurfes, and
5nine negroes were put ON the lists.
q Three government compositors have resign
ed in consequence Of the presence Of the COL
'ored printer Douglass.
Z Revenue to-day over 81 OC0, 900.
The committee on the impeachment OF Judge
Busteed, OF Alabama, has adjourned to De-
cember. a
Under the heading of "The Opportunity and
Failure OF the Government" the New York
Herald has q olamorous article denouncing the
Cuban policy OF the administration, ss1@9
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AT HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.-THM
article ia the True Secret OF Beauty. It ts what
Fashionable Ladies, Actresses. and Opera Singers
use to produce that cultivated dissingwe appearance
so much admired in the Circles Of Fashion.
1t removes all unsighty Blotches, Redness,
Freckles. Tan Sunburn and Effects Of Spring Winds,
and gives to the complexion q Blooming Purity Of
transparent delicacy and power. No Lady who val
ues Q fine complexion can do without the Magnolia
respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is very delightful hair dress
ing. tuths limo DAo May 20
s9 ROSADALIS! ROSADALISi ROSA
DALIs This medicine mas become justly celebra.
ted the most re,ble Alternative possess 1t Is
we'll conceded medical fact that those Alternatives
which exert an influence on the Kidneys increasing
the quantity Of urine ana improving its quality.
will provo the most enacacious IN the treatment Of
diseases. II is this account that the ROSADALIS
Is 90 much more reliable, end plodaces 90 much
more speedy action In Chronic Diseases than any
before known TO the medical profession and the ppb-
lie. It is composed Of medicines that not only pos
sess the most powerful Alternative properties. but
also DiureHcs Tonic Hepatic and Diaporeic proper
ties, xnd It therefore acts directly upon all the secr
lions Of Il systern and carsies or the impurieass
not only through the Blood, bat slso throngh the
skin. Kidneys, 30.
For ssse by aooDRIoH, wrNEaAN& q CO., I'm.
Icsters Of Dfngssnd chernicais, ofat3eseon. g..
June 4Bs 49, ;, 49, 6SueEX
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June "a

s%TO. THE CUSTOMERS OF WIN. 8. COR
WIN h co.-withs a Wow to accommodate all our
Customers. win send to the residences Of those
who desire for their orders such days as they
name. between thu hours OF and 10 A. NJ, and the
goods so ordered will be delivered by r. NJ. the
same tay.
Z Our Customers and others who wish to avail them
selves Of the above will please leave their names and
residences ct the store.
Respectfully. WINS. CORWIN CO.,
~t No 17E Kinr.s street
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Ag-GO TO GEORGE IITTLE 4 co. FOE
cheap UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
June 3. %li3I E9tsE a = = tutbslmo
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AFGO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. FOR
FINE LINEN SACKS. 81 so.
June tnths1mo
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June "a

A| NOTICE.-NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S
SAVINGS BANK.-DRPOsITs made between now
and July 19,h, will draw interest from July LIST.
June % "a NATHAN RITTER. Cashier.
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FOR NEW YORK.
Reg ULAR LINE LIVERY WEDNESDA p.
PASSAGE $40.

PASSAGE $40.
frA
Afo&a~n THR STEAMNEIp SARAGOsSA
NE63YS Captain G. RYDER, viii leave Wander :
Z&ZNNlkM1X horst's Whsrf ON "WEDNESDAY, June
23d, 1869. st 6 O'CLOCK.
June IT RAVENEL co.. AReutR
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COmPy {
THROUGH LINZ 70
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FOR EDIsTO,

ENTERPRISE, ROCKVILLE AND WAY LAND.
INGS
- ~KDA THE STEAMER ST. HELENA.
.k1t6ss7 Captain II. D. ELLIOTT. viii leav e
for the above points on THuHaDAY MORNING, oath
instant, at 4 o. clock.
Returning Will leave Edisto FRIDAY MORNING, the
25th, at O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
John d. MURRAY AGENT
No Freight received after sunset
The Steamer win leave again THURSDAY July l.
NM
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MOUNT PLEASANT FERRY.

MOUNT PLEASANT FERRY.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY
24th INSTANT.
p amK@M TIE BOATS ON THIS LINE WILL.
leave as follows;
Leave the City at 8H, 10 and ~ A. M; 1x.
and 6x P. u. ~
Leave Mount Pleasant at 6. o and 115k A. NJ; q an
There will also be an Extra Trip that night
June ~ AZ ]. b. MURRAY, Agent.
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For PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, EBRNANDINA AND JACKSON
,,f.N. VILLE.
p ~qK@h TIE ELEGANT AND PTRsT-OrA
esTRAMER CITY POINT, Captatp
points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at SAVANNAH
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
haalroad ct Fernandina for Cedar Keys. at vhiol
Pensacola. Key West and Hsvs4a.
. Through Bills Lsding signed TO New Orleans ana
All freight payable on the wherI
Goods not removed At sunset win be stored at r1s
end expense Of owners. %f go.
XII J. d. AIKEN b co., Agents,
Nay .. i, South Atlantic WhAr4
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Lyons Kathairon is o very delightful hair dress
ing. tuths limo DAc Maya
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Shipping.

EXCURSIOHsy EXCURsIONSs
CN THE FINE FAST SAILING YACHT
~ ELLA ANNA, the Champion Of the South
Nv is now ready and prepared to make reoui ar
-~@ trips thus afordnR an opportunity (, a
Who may wish to visit points Of interest in our beau
ti1ul harbor.
For passage apply to the Captain on Union whar +
June II y
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The sxazninaticns NJ tho University are pro-
sressfng, and wil eesAelnAss 90 already ssAtsa,
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ef.ksmm THESIEAMSHIPJ J. W. EvERMAN
IN@NY 49, Captain SNYDER, will Il ave North
Atlantic Wharf, on THURsDAY, June
24th. positively at 2 P. N.
For Freight OF Passage. apply to
JOHN THEO. GETTY,
June II North Atlantic Wharf.
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cur Commissions to Apents

Exceed those oi every other establishment o
the Kind proof Of this eau be found ~ com
pairing our premiums with those If Others for
clubs Of the same size, in addition 70 which ",
claim 10 give better goois Of the same charactor
W? will send to Agents free of charge
For club Of 80 and Three DoIIsrs-Ono n,
the following articles: dor good linen shir,
fronts, set solid gold studs ali wool oa ssi,.ro
for pauts, fine white counterpaue. Inrge size !
elegant ba.moraI skirt % yards brown or
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'iesuht IVo- picture morocco bound photograph
| MUM 'ouhI' l'hS stereoscope and - foreign
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| s''E""t SIX ian, with ivory or sanialwoYd
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uo'''' ! uo@ Line linen towels, doE kogcrs best
sHVer dessert forks, ladies' large real morocco
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heavy chased SOLID gold ring, ] pr ladies' high |
cut balmoraI boots, elegant deaine dress pat
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FOR club Of 80 and Five Dollars black or
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bottle revolving castor | beautiful writing desk
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DAILY argus.

A gentleman stepped into lager beer sa,
loon IN Syracuse, the other day, and bought
two glasses Of the beverage for himself aud
a friend, and threw down ten cent silver
coin. lhe Ieuton never having having seen
one beiore-as be had been in this country
only two years-.hought he was imposed
upon, and It was some time before could be
convinced that II was once the currency Of
our land, and rs value was real "Mein
Cot in Hjmmcl dis is der sbechic pay
menI vat ! read so many dings about und
meter see no time before
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RemorrhOids, or Piles.
They cure all Diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
CANCERS.

They have had n very extensive prar
tice aud wonderful success ia the treatment ol
Cancers, which they cure without eating thour out
or using the Knife. Let those who have IumOrs
and swelling, " red spot, lose no time in hay-
ing it attended to, as timely treatment may save
oathem from the horrors, suffering and death Of
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Plete the transfer Of her precious self t,
at'.auced The day was fixed, aud Al
ants all assigned places on the progrt
ola grand and brilliant wedding,
which was tcicgrsphed over the cab
Boston. Fashionable society Of Bostor
put in perfect whirl Of excitement au
a Jew unmarried ladies' were terribly .
with envy of the lucky Mrs, Parker.
details were so fully prepared that ir1s
programme as it was TO be, a news
correspondent made full report Of the
ding as having transPirci, giving name
attendants, toilettes, dc. Butamsl theh
that fatal slip between the cap and I'll,
The indulgent father of Mrs. rs fra
osnd had settled 500 boz an
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-29

ANIMAL LIE is full Of corruption ard we
can only hope 10 escape the l,l. which flesh
Is heir TO by a IudicIous use Of the remedies
IN natures s,Ore.house. In all the time
which has passed since the world began.
mankind has given great attention aud some
Of rs best talent 20 the study Of medicine.
While this sacrifice has not been wholly in
vain the facts ELECTED are few and mostly
unsatisfactory. Among the truths which
have been elected is this, "that if we keen
the blood pure we must be healthy" To
purify the blood there is no medicine equal
to Morses Indian Root PiIIs,as thousands Of
testimonials vii, verify. Use Morses Pills |
It you wish 70 regain and retain your health. !
Morso's Pills are the best medicine for ali |
Female irregularities, Liver Complaints, In.
digestion, BIIousuess, Dyspepsia, Headache.
Ne. Sold by all Dealers.
mchl jdwlm
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'!NLIS delicious preparation, made from the
root OF the American Aloe, (agavOe, 10 the
I"Nonte and almost universal beverage of the
inhabitants of the mountAinp Of Peru, Mexico,
ana Lower California, where TIE plant grows in
VIA IuIdrlance. Their physicians constant Y
recommend 1t as stimuIant, and diuretic in eli
diseases where such o remedy is Indicated One
81 the Proprietors, in travelling through Mexico
ana Lover California, several years ago, had
oonhdod to him by q Spanish Padre, the recipe
Tor ITS Preparation. They now offer il to the
pubIIc with the hope that its high reputation as
remedy on the Pacific coast, will be infinitely
enhanced by its success upon the Atlantic Its
undoubtcd efficacy in gravel, govt, chronic rhcu-
mati'm, inctpient dropsy, fatuence, collie pains;
IN distractions in the bladder, kidneys and uri.
nary organs; in dyspepsia and genera debility,
snd in exhausted vital encrgy--is unrivaled -
II ~ considered by the Moxicans to be an abso-
lutte specific for scuryy.
An eminent writer says Of it: "And really a
patient owes some thanks to a doctor who re-
stores him with Nectar smooth and end fragrant,
instead Of rRsping his throat and fayins his
whole interior with the bitters sucked by sour.
tempered roots from yiEenish soils" 81 50 a bot.
To; six for $3.50. Homeopathic Pharmacy 20
sale Open evenings.
BROWN K0LLOCK,
1902 Ridge Avenue.
For sale by John Bengston, Rock Island.
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THE PEMBROKE LEGACY.

II will be coPiou'iy illustrated hy stephens,
and Sill run through several numbers. The
genius OF Mrs. Davis, in It's intensity and som.
brenes', strongly resembles that Of jane Eyre.
and Tho PEMBROKE Legacy" will be found 70
possess the highest interest
No. isA number Of unusual RICHNESS and We
ask the lovers Of good reading and huc engray.
ings 70 buy and examine il. Read the
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oGcors
MEDICAL ADVISORY no4pD.

-" 7" NJ I"UNI HOARD.
). X. BARNES, Surgeon. Geucrn Z. :
Washingtou n
?. !. HoRWlTZ, Chief Medical p,,o,,n.-
Z. S. ~. Washington.
D, W. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington.
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A HUMoRoUs CONTRIBUTOR.
TeWksbur.
MI.
JANUARY FARM TALK.
XIII.
AREPLY TO OUTER vs.. WOOL"
BY Massachusetts, Farmer
| GARGETj ITS TREATMENT.
Prot. Law, Of Cornell University
IMPORTED NEAT CATTLE.
Prof. Charles l.. Flint
PROFIT OF SHELTER FOR ANIMALS.
II. A. Sheldon.
XVII
AYRSHIRE cow "FLOEA.o
"a fine PortraitJ vorbes
XVIII
THE CROW.
illustrated by Furbcsn
Pr.r ForriI, Yn,o College.
XIX.
CATTLE FOOD
4 %, J
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send Money by Registered Letter.
send for our new circunr
PARKER e. CO.,
Nos. IS and 100 SUMMER st., Boston.
deol9w4w.
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Manufacturer Of the

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Horse Powers, Dexter,s Mate, Farm Wagons
Farm Rollers, Scotch Harrows, Power and Hand
Corn Shelters, Haley's Equalizer, and Farm I'm
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-01

At any Of our offices, and forward the same with
dispaicn OF LOW RATES.
Mark goods care Woodruff & Ennor, Fast
Freight, and send Steamer Receipts to Sacra-
mcnto Ohice. ,#|
oFFICES-2A Clay street, San Francisco !;
| 2s j street, Sacramento, and So South street,
Virginia City.
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CANDY aIANUFACToRY,
Coffee and Refreshment Saloon,
10 South C ST., nearly opposite wolls & Fargo.

THE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO
i furnish Candles Of all descriptions, whole
sale and retail, at the shortest notice, and at
prices that cannot fail TO sui. all who may
favor him with call. Fancy Cakes made to
order. in the best style, and OF the Choicest
Materials. Be sure and give me call, and /
will guarantee satisfaction. 5lI
LuNCH-Ham and Eggs, Tea and Coffee,
prepared at short notice.
J. N. FLURSHUTZ.
Virginia, September 9Th, 1862 sss-lm
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Pioneer Steam Tow Line
FOR SACRAMENTO.

A IL GOODS SENT WITH DISPATCH.
"A Vessel leaves daily from Jackson street
wharf Country merchants please order goods
by this line. 8. B. PETERSON, Agent,
ss10 am 401 East street, San Francisco.
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READ THIS
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sent 10 one address for Four Dollars, aAd those
ordering both papers will receive a copy. pos
tage paid, OF Richie's Splendid Steel EnRra
wings Of Grant and Colfax, 1.-THE price Of which
is 81 each.)
The Western Monthly, (an excellent
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aud the JouHsAL will be furnished to one ad-
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Make home happy and your family will remain
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Improperly applied, would buy three or four Oi
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MARINE DISASTERS.

Full reports Of the destructive gale upon the
Lakes, on Tuesday night of last week, have nat
= ct been collected. TIE Milwaukee WiseoH'ia,
of the 22i, has compiled the following list of
vessels reported to have beu driven ashore or
lost
+Schr. Arrow at Winetka
%Schr. Eclipse sunk at kepoSha
*Schr. jennie and Annie ut Racine
tSchr. Ringgnld near Chicago
@Schr. John Lille at st. Joseph
"Schr. Alice Craig at st. Joseph
"Schr. Minot Mitchell at South Haven
+Schr. Souvenir at South Haven
4Schr. John II. Walker vt Alahaster
"ilargcs Howar and Warringt IN at Alabaster
Schr. G ,urtland at L'ckport
+lsrig Concori at Port St,nlcy
+Schr Eagle Wing at Colchester Point
SPrup. Granate State at X Ilsy's Island
tSSchr. MnntSagle at Point eu Pelle
tProp. 7. A. Scott sunk in the Straits
+Schr, l.. $. llammpnd at North ManitOus
tSchr. Plymouth Rock at Sheboygau
tSchr. Kate Kelley at Sheboygan
%Schr. Oncaonta at Shcboygau
"Bark Southwest at the Manitous
+Bark Supply at the Manitous
shark Carlingfurd at the Manitous
%;Schr. Adc!l at Milwaukee
R.Sc0w Milton at st. Joseph
=Scow WIN. Bates, st. Joseph
#Schr, Little Traveller at ST. Joseph
%Schr. Columbian at Duncan City
#Schr. Bahama at Shebnygan
tSchr. Maria at SklliGallee
Shark Cream City near Detour
*Schr. Scoville al Manitous
Shark Graves at Manit0us
.Schr. K..tclum near Michigan City
%Schr. T. J. Bronson at Straits of Mickinac
tSchr. Quckstcp at Long Point Cut
tSchr. a. o. Hanson at Long Point Cut
tSrhr ]. +. Warner at 'Au Sable
-Schr Volunteer at Port Ontario
%Schr. AZoy near Toronto
.-Sclr GIribaldi at Mimico
-Schr Echo at Toronto
+Schr Elk sunk of Port Dover
Schr Julia ashore at Nan;cn0k
+Schr Sam Anderson at Port Dover
+Steamer Belle burned ulf n. Washington
*Scow J. e. Hill ashnre at Port Rowan
+Bark Winona disabled at Port Ryerse
#Schr. =. ). Marsh. ashore at BoiS Blame
&Schr. Grace Whitney ashore at BuIs Blanc
tSchr. A Z. Hart, at uImm'nds Bay
tSchr. Racer. ashore in llAmmnnl Us Bay
EScbr John Miner, ashore in liammnnd's BAY
*Schr. Fayette Brown, ashore in Hammond a
Bay.
*Schr. C. A. King. ashore in Ilammond's
Bay.
#Schr Wvanlotte ashore at AmSt,rdam
+Scow SPEAKER ashore at Amsterdam
%Schr. Union 1T Manitow"c
tBark DeSutu diSmasted at Marquette
*Schr. George Neville ashore in Sand Bay
tBaak lnrlncIble ashore IN Ihundcr bay
Shark Golden West at Presque Isle
*Scnw Sea Bird at Rock Falls
%Scuw Alexander ashore in Lake Huron
#Scow Mona ashore at kelley's Island
ScOw ID. X. Brann0n ashore at elley's Island
#Schr. Guiding Star sunk in Wclland Canal
+Schr. Arrow ashore at Toronto
#Schr Harvest Home sunk in Sault River
%Partial loss. Total loss. Doubtful.
Wrecks Of some thirty other vessels have
been seen at different points, the names Of which
are unknown. A number of lives have been
lost, but We see no names mentioned.
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tFor tue Jorual.l
MATTERS AT GRAND RAPIDS.


Ep. Journal: As youx regular cores
poudent has not been heSrd from for SONS time,
We will drop you q line regarding matters about
the head Of the Rapids.
And to 20 back win say that Thanksgiving
dav was observed BY few who attended church
and afterwards put IN the tune eating turkey
Il was noticed that more people than usual was
in the village, and Il was Impossible for business
men tn get to church 'f they wanted TO 60, or
time to eat their dinners. We saw one old
church member rushing around from the black
smith shop to the stnres and mill, apparently
forgetting that any nue had any thanksgiving
rights that he should respect, much less offer
any thanks fcrthe boundful crops he had been
blessed with the past wear.
The Sabbath school scholars gave a concert
on the 18th, but owing to a very stormy day and
evening few came out. They intend, we learn,
TO repeat 1t with some change about the gath oil
December, Christmas eve.
The Beaver Greek Union School gave very
fine concert on the cath ult. aud had good su-
deuce. They realized abouttwenty- three dol
lars. These concerts are got up to raise money
to purchase Sunday school libraries.
The first quarterly meeting OF the Methodist
church on this circuit took place last Saturday
and Sunday,a large congregation was in at
tendance Sunday morning aud evening. The
quarterly conference restored the class-leadeT
who was expelled By Mr.. VAN GUNDY. So ends
his tempest in teapot"
A. II. GRuBER has buught DELos PRArr's in
terest in the steam saw mill, and Instead OF ITS
being torn down, will be rebuilt and stocked, as
the parties understand their business.
A wedding IN high life came on last week at
Esquire CANrBELL's. Mr.. SANuHL MATTHIAS and
Miss MATILDA LAsHAwAY. Delays are said to
be sometimes dangerous and II was the case
this time. SAMuELwas short of tue stamps and
tried to borrow some OF the boys, but they III &
poor miserable set, had none. Finally MaJuI
HiSsD ALB came to the rescue aud lent SAMUEL {
dollar to purchase license, and we believe the
squire trusted him to the fee and they went oI
tn ir way rejoicing. prepared for all or any Geei
deaf that might occur in their married life.
JoHN MCKEE found his pocket book and CON
tents last Monday morning, outside of his dOo
un Ter the snow, pretty we'll soaked, but all rish'
Some one probably repented aud deposited i un-
der the snow and when it melted came to view.
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