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FORGE W. GREEN, Water street,
\ ! Mcchanicsto,in, announces to his MI
mcrous friends and the public that he is
constantly receiving from Baltimore the
Scst and freshest OYSTERS. which he will
bcrvc up in every siylc--stcwcd, fried OF
scolloppcd. He will also sell them by the
pint, quart or gallon, or by the hushel in
the shell. He keeps on hand Bologna Sau,
sage, Dried }cct, Cheese, Potatoes, Flour
Bacon, Fish, Mackcrcl, Herring, Dried
Herring, salt, Coal OIL Old and Young
lIvson, Imperial and Black Tea, Washing
and Toilet Soap, Spices, Pepper in Grain,
Ground Gloves End Allspicc. Cinnamon
Bark, Ground Nutmegs, Dried Fruit,
Beans Currants. Stove Polish, Envelopes
Coffee Essence, Matches, Lead Pencils,
Matches, Candles, Steel Pens, Cakes and
Candies of all kinds, Smoking Tobacco,
Cigars, Cups, Cider, and DIR, Bates Celc-
bratcd Tonic Beer, Boot Backing, and
Confectionery of all kinds-applcs, cakes,
nuts, figs, dates, lemons, raisins, Chcstputs,
cOcOanutS, etc, etc.
~" Highest price paid for apples and
country produce.
He invites his friends to give him call
nov Aft
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- II V \ I + s \ J. L.
TIE subscriber offers at Private Sale.
the FARM upon which | formerly resided.
situated about , milrs South Of Mt. st.
Mary College. ; miles North of the West
crn Maryland Railroad, on the upper noun
tain roal adjoining The lands of Abraham
:. tents, ThcO. PrIIicorI ana othr.s. The
farm contains,
TOnTI .IrNtH,
81 of which is cleared land under rood
cultivation, the balance well set with coed
Chestnut and Oak TIMBER The land is
all under good fencing. The Improvement
consist of "A comfortable
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE,
containing five large rooms with kitchen
attached Il good Barn, Wagon Shed, anC
other out-bildin@S. There i>a
Iouuo Olrhard Of CAoj"e E~1,
and fine Spring near the house. Any in
formation in regard to the property, ant
terms of sale. can he had Of Abraham +
Roddy, agent. living near Mcchanicstown
or from the subscriber.
aug. l9-2m MARY ANN MULLEN,
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CdeYaEi .A.NEb .NkE !

F.4LL .4.ND UINYEH GOOUS!
7 HAVE the pleasure of informing my
tricTds and the public generally, that
have returned from the city with u full
stock of
+ ALL AND w y I Err GOODS,
which will sell cheap for c AS ii, or to
punrtllal customers ON Il short credit.
-" Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to me- hope by strict
attention to business to merit continu-
ancc of the same.
CO" Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. .-.
frederick WHITE.
Oct 81 If
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SOMETHING NEEDED!
A New Watchmaker'S Shop
JUST OPENED BY

Bag B. S f f B a l. D, -0Sa
r-Sy" One door North of Geo. ii. John.
sons store, Main street, Mcchanicstown
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired at
short notice and on lIhrral terms,
"a" Give me q cal and guarantee sat-
isfAc;nn. July s9-tf
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LOT FOR S \ L =.

4 SPLENDID building lot in Mcchan-
n icstown. Ii is Il corner lot near the
Railroad bridge, where it crosses the Turn
pike on the Emmitsbury road. II is 90
feet front running back 3d5 feet. Terms
reasonable. Apply to
s. B. STOCKSDALE,
sept 1885, Finksburg, Carroll co. Md.
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FOLD SILK UMBRELLAS

ENGLISH UMBRELLAS, of Superior
Silks and Styles, from London, especially
for Holiday Presents. With Ivory, Cornc-
liam Silver and Natural Handles. Differ
rnt STYLES to select from VIII ne Holai'ed
ut Wholesale Prices Guanoco, Alpaca
and other Umbrellas very suitable for Pre-
SCENTS, at lowest prices.
TAYLORS,
No. . n. Calvert street,
Opposite Barnum's Hotel
dec # Baltimore, Mu
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vINO THE LADIES.
TOILET PREPARATIONS.

Laird's Bloom of Youth, lla"an's Magno
liza Balm, Lyons kathHiron, Hunts Court
Toilet Powders, Upham's pimpIc and
Frrclllc Banishcr, lpham's Email Blanc
De Paris, phalon'S pnphnn Lotion, Tet.
lows Magnolia Tablet, kromcr's Hair Dye
phalon's Hair DYE, Phalon's Hair lnvigo.
rator, Upham's Japanese Hair Satin, Hunt 5
Bloom Of Roses, Phalor $ II Love You,
Phalon'S NiractS-;sSortcd, Bazn's Rose
Oil and Ponadr, Vinegar Rouge, Carminc
Sauccrs, Lily White, &c, Combs, Brushes
Hand and Toilet Looking Glasses Powder
Putis and Boxes, Plain and Fancy Soaps,
&c A full assortment on hand and for
sale, low, at SMITHS
july 29-tf Temple of Fancy.
Frederick, Md.
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CUSTOMER BOOT AND SHOE
MANDATORY.

= ,HE subscriber has opened a Boot and
/ Shoe Mandatory, at the Store Room,
on South Market street, Frederick city, Md,
recently in the occupancy OF Dr. Joseph
Is. CARROT, as drug store. Ladies and
Gentlcmcn's
SHOE AND BOOT WEAR
of all kinds will be made from the best ma
tcrials and in the latest styles by cxpcren-
ccd workmcn. The undersigned being a
practical mechanic, the work will be made
under his own supervision, and customers
can fully rely upon the character OF the
work furnished them. Under no circum-
stances, work other than his own manu-
facturc will be sold to customers. BY strict
attention to business and promptly waiting
upon customers, the undersigned hopes to
merit fair share of the public patronage.
Call at No. Is South Market street, and get
measured. A good fit is guaranteed. Re
specially, JOHN n. SlElNht'
july Sly
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CIE.If mr. Ik.lf A mr. ~ .lTE
Is GOWNG - TR.i IELLEH> o.
1WE WING.
NuTllR!E & BEAM have now placed
VI ON the road from Mrchanicstown to
EmmiteburG a line of fast coaches, onni-
buses and stages. They are prepared to
carry passengers to all points OF the com
pass Immediately on the arrival of the W.
NJ. Railroad trains at Mcc!nnirslown.-
Persons wishing To visit Mt. st. Mary
College, ST. .Josrph's Academy, Emmits-
burg, Philip lIann's Boarding House at
'tlairvruX, the Monterey Spring, or Noun
tain House. the Gettysburg College or
Battle Fields, or amy other point along the
Mountain Range, can he accommodated.
The best and most careful driver, en-
ploycd and charges will h" moderate. Our
arrangements To accommodate the travel
ing public are complete
EmmitshuIg, april 29-,f
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/ REAT REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF
CARRIAGES.

fWILDREN s ca HHI.iTEN
fIIILDREN'S CIRRIlGES,
SINGLE AND TWIN CARRIAGES.
open Air Better Than PhySr.
In order TO make room for our Fall l'ur-
chaerS, we commence THIS DAY 10 rum
oil our supply of Chil,lrrn's Carriages 4 I
fOSY and under.
All wanting II Carr aye now for the little
one, had better call soon at
SMIlrS
july lj-tf Temple of Fancy.
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DRESSED LUMBER

has the advantage of being cut and dressed
by machinery all Of which is new and Of
the latest patcn, and improvement
REMEMBER THE PLACE, ON THE
GROUNDS AT WAESCHE, BRO. 4
CO.'S PLANNING MILL
- TO call and compare prices is all We
can ask, and that we do request
CASSEI.L, WAESCIIE & CO.,
Mrrhanicstown
mar4-ly Frederick county, Md
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For sale only by

For sale only by
WM MOORE.
Dealer in Watches, Clocks. .jcwelrl
Silver Wear, &c, e., Westminster, Md
nay2,-4t
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DENTAL NOTICE.
GA
DR.. GEORGE S.FOUKE.

OF WESTMINSTER, MD,
COLLECTS applications for SKILLED
y OPERA 1IONS IA DENTISTRY,
at the Gilbert House," MECHANIcsrowN
the Fourth Thursday afternoon and Friday
forenoon of every month.
AT EMMITTsBURG, Fourth Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday forenoon, and at
Rocky RIDGE, First Wednesday after
noon. mar4-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
N Office is hereby given, that the sub
N scriher has obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Frederick County letters
Testamcntary de bonis non w. A. on the cs-
tate of
GEORGE STOT7LEMIER,
late of Frederick county. deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 18th day of June, 1872, as they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate
JACOB II. RIDENOUR,
Administrator d. B. n. W. A.
dec. l1iw*
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DIR. w. Il. Ll(INE EFT

ANING permanently located in "a
III billasvSlle, respectfully tenders his
professional services to the citizens OF the
town and vicinity.
Sept 23-3muS.
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NV son. Charles H. Steiner, is associated
with me in the above business, and is full
partner. The firm will be known as Stci-
ucr Il Son. Respectfully,
aug % JOHN y. STEINER
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elsewhere.
have Just received a large stock of fine
and coarse BOOTS for Men and Boys
Mems Calf and Lasting GATHERS;
e Ia DIE% KID AND L.lS1ING
G A T L K $;
Morocco Shoes and Slippers; Misses and
Childrcns Kid and Lasting Gait"rs; Mo.
rocco Shoes of all sizes; which will sell
cneap. -iy" | will sew or peg all rips free
Of charge.
He solcits call from his friends and
customers to examine his stock of Shoes,
Boots, CATERS, &c.
The sign of the Big Boot, OH West Main
Street, will direct you to his place OF bust
II IS.
oct. 1-tf ENOS \. COVER
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YARD.

WHITE PINE INCH BOARDS,
Regular az inch) and Irregular widths
It, 1 ] and . inch WHITE PINE PLANK;
of the above we have three qualities each
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W h1lt ZINC, OAK and Yellow Zinc
FRAME STUFF, HEMLOCK JOISTS,
STUDDlNG AND RAFTERS, Plastering
and Shingling LATIiS, SHINGLES. (Cv-
press and Pine Is, 32 and "a inches long.
The following we have cut and dressed
1T W AESCllE, BRO. Il CO.'S PLANNING
MILL: White Pine Rustic (Dutcm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FLOORING
and is SIDING, and Yellow Pine Floor
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We have il constant supply of WHITE
PINE /, /, and inch STUFF, dress
cd on one or both sides.
Persons desiring dressed stuff of diff
trrcnt quality from that which we have on
hand can have it dressed to order on short
notice, as we have on hand all qualities OF
Lumber in the rough. AS our Lumber is
cut at one of the finest mills in Williams
port, Pa, we can warrant no wcdgy or
uneven boards. Our
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-03-28

DEATH OF CHARLES PERKINS, ESQ.,,
We learn that this gentleman died at eigh
minutes past eight o'clock Tuesday evening
at the advanced age of 73 years.
He was the last surviving son of Mr.. Ben
jamin Perkins Esqu., the elder Of that name
about the beginning of this century, lawyer
of some prominence at this Bar, and grand,
son ofCol. Joseph Kershaw, of Revolutionary
memory. His father was a member of the
wellknown and highly respectable family Of
Perkins of New London, Connecticut.
Mr. Charles Perkins was an energetic and
successful farmer, a good citizen, a kind and
hospitable neighbor, and for many years a
jealous member of the Presbyterian Church.
He has been great sufferer for the past
two years, and having put his house in order,
received the summons of death as welcome
call to that rest that remaineth for the peo-
pie of God. ... ' - .
The funeral services will be performed at
Pine Tree, the family residence, at l o'clock
this morning, and his remains will be buried
at the Quaker Burying Ground" at this
place.
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ARREST OF MR. J. L.. LEoNARp.-On
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Leonard was arrest
ed and placed in the jail upon process
t,keu out by Mr.. ": F. DeKnight Assis-
tam Assessor, and issued by United States
Commissioner J. M. Gayle: Mr. leonard
resisted the arrest and Deputy Marshal
John A. Boswell was compelled to call upon
the by ISLANDERS for assistance, several Of
whom rendered the aeeessary aid and sue
ceeded'in arrcsing Mr.. leonard Phe charge
was for selling tobacco fraudulently stamped,
many charges Of which are or will be made,
judging from the quality of. tobacco seized
here some tune ago. Speaking Of this re:
minds us that our assertion that tobacco
seized here four years ago was allowed to re-
main in that ooadition without further action
by the government, has been questioned and
perhaps denied. All we have to say in re.
lation to that is, whoever desires to be in
formed of the real facts can receive the de-
desired information within five minutes after
application to us. "'.
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LOCAINEWS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Methodist Church, DeKalb street-Rev. A.
Stokes, Pastor-Services at IL a. NJ. nhd P.
M, on Sunday; Prayer Meeting Wednesday at
4P. NJ.
Presbyterian Church, DeKulb street-Rev. S.
n. Hay, Pastor Services at II A. NJ. and a P.
NJ ION Sunday; Prayer. Meeting on Wednesday
atTt r. NJ.
ErfscopAL CHURCH. REv.B. F. D. PERnY.-
Sunday, at IL o'clock A. NJ. and 8 80 P. M.
Wednesday, at 80 P. NJ. Friday, at 10 o'clock
A. II. during Lent. ...
Baptist Church, Broad street-Rev. A. X.
Durham, Pastor-Services It'll A. NJ. and I
P. NJ. ON the first second and fourth Sundays of
each month; Prayer Meeting Thursday at P.
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MEETING AT Town HALL.-A Large
and Enthusia:tc Neutrality-suspicious. Har.
mcnious and Gratifying-The Nominees &C.
&C.. '- '- .'--.~
At II o'clock N. on Monday, a large body
of the voters, Of the town, assembled in Town
Hall. Gen. Kennedy moved that j. NJ
Davis, Esq, the present incumbent take the
chair, which was carried, and John Kershaw
Esq, was requested to act as SECRETARY.
The meeting being called to order, the chair,
man declared that he was prepared to enter
tain nominations for Intendant to serve the
Town fpx the ensuing year. Ina short but
pointed speech; Gen. Kennedy nominated
the Chairman, which nomination be.
ing seconded, was put to the meeting and
adopted. The Wardeps were then nominated
as follows:
William Deas by Hon. Frank Adamson
Gen. Kennedy BY Gen. Kershaw; A. H
Dibble by John A. Chestnut and John Ker
shaw by Capt. Samuel Place. All of them
having received seconds, they were put to
the meeting and adopted as the nominees
Gen. Kershaw then moved that the nomi
nations be declared unanimous, which mo
ton was adopted unanimously.
Gen. Kershaw then delivered q shor
speech, in which he took occasion to com
mend the entire harmony which pervadet
the meeting and expressed wish that i
might always: continue.
There being no further business, the meet
ing adjourned.
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An IMpoRTATIoN-AM Mr. Wall, late Of
Charleston or Columbia: bearing the high
rank of Notary Public has arrived in Cam
den. What his business here is We have not
;rseertaincd, butseveral surmises have reached
our cars, which we are inclined to think arc
not far from the truth. Various fat Offices
arc to be filed next fall, such as Clerk Of
the Court; Sheriff &c. and to one Of these, or
all, Mr.. Wall, we learn, is aspiring. Per-
haps.he may turn out to be aonlIaoarer,
when the election takes place. We do not
like to prcjsdgc the case, but give this in
formation for what it is worth.
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Election Notice

Council Chambers, March llth, 1872
ORDERED, that the Recorder give notice
" through the Camden Journal, that there will
be an election held at the Council Room, on the
First Monday in April for one lntendant and
four Wardens, to constitute the Town Council OF
Camden for the ensuing twelve months. Books
for registration will be oopenat the Council Room
three days before said election and the Poll viii
he opened on tic day of the election, ut the Coun-
oil Room. where all votes will be returned.
(Ertract from meeting Of Council
J.K. WITIIERsP0ON, Recorder.
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Assignee's Sale.
r II, TOAEE.

VIM Daash VS.. Daniel Haas, assignee of Wit
kowsky & Hyams.
DY virtue of decrctal order of the Circuit
ID Court of the United States for the District
of South Carolina, sitting in Equity, will sell
at the Court House in Camden on Monday, the
first day of April, the following real estato:,
All those two lots of land with the buildings
thereon in the town of Camden, known and de-
signated in the plan of the said town as lots
number lO45 and 1856, the former fronting west
on Broad street and the latter Immediately in
rear thereof and fronting east on Market street,
the same having been the property of Witkow-
sky & Hyams, and now being sold under fore
closure of mortgage.
Terms of sale, one-half cash, balance paya-
BILE in one year, secured by bond bearing seven
per cent. interest, and mortgage of the premises.
Buildings to be insured and policy assigned
Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers.
DANIEL HAAS,
mrqh14ta Assignee,
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HEAVY Snow SToRM.-On Friday last,
about 4 o'clock P. ~, very heavy snow
storm set in, which though lasting but a half;
hour, covered everything, to- the depth of
about an inch. While It It continued, we do
not remember seeing a heavier snow storm,
nor larger fakes. A rain succeeding this,
soon reduced tito its own state Of consistency,
and pedestrians had a. 6eaatitul time.
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LosT.-On last Saturday, one gold ear
ring, with pearl grape set, ana one gold ear.
ring with cameo set. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving both or either of them
at this office.
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REMovAL-Wm. Cohn respectfully an.
nounces to his friends and the public, that
he has removed his Boot & Shoe shop to his
residence, on Rutledgc Street, (east side, }
formerly occupied by Mr.. Geo. Alden; where
he is prepared, with increased facilities,
to execute oil work in his line. 4w.
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The Quarterly. Conference of the Metho
Gist Episcopal Church South, at this place,
which commenced last Sunday, closed yes
terday evening, the Rev, Mr.. Carlisle preach
ing an eloquent sermpn'o on that OCCASION
The Conference has been we'll attended du,
ring its meetings, and has no doubt been "a
source Of great qualification to our Methodist
friends.
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Cotton sold in this Market yesterday at
213 cents for Middling.

ELECTION. Or OFFICERS. election fol
officers of the Wateree Division No 9, Sons
of Temperance, will be held on Monday
night. "A full attendance is particularly re-
.quested. The officers elected will also be
installed The inclemcncy of the weather
prevented the holding of meeting on last
Monday night. ... .'..#
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
KERSHAW C0UNTY-COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS. y '.t.'

William L. DePass and his wife J Summons
FreeloveP P. DePass Plaintiffs for money
against Edward K. Morris, De- DemapI.
fendant. 3.a,fJ aGT
To tie Defendant Eacard r. Aorrts.!i 2i
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
i answer the complaint in this action which
will be fled in the office of the clerk of the court
of common pleas for the county and State afore-
said, and serve copy Of your answer on the
subscriber at his Office at Camden in the State
aforesaid within twenty days after the service Of
this summons on you, exclusive of the day Of
service. If you fail to answer the. complaint
within that time, the plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum of five hundred dollars
(S500) with interest at the rate Of one per cent
per month from the thirty first day ofMarch one
thousand eight hundred and seventy, and The
costs of this action. ''
]. T.. HAY, Plf's Atty.
Camden, S. c., February 9Th, 1872.
To the defendant, Edward r.. Morris: Take
Notice:-That the summons and complaint in
this action were fled in the Office of the clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw County
on the nineteenth day of February 1872.
Feby 20, 1872 Ct ]. HAY, PlfsiAtty.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-03-28

A PERFECT DfIUaE- Begin:ng On Sun.
day night and continuing almost. without in
aermissicn all Monday, the rain pouredin such
abundance as to crcateAthe tfmprasSioh Of 4
second food Market street from Rutledge
to King was perfect lake, impossible to
foot passengers. s;Fhe main drain ofthe town,
q canal SIX feet by nine or ten, was overrun
and even Main street presented an extreme
ay moist appearance. The rain appeared to
he general and if so, another freshet may be
confidently expected.
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WATEREE DIVISION No. 9, S. OF T.
Attend the regular meeting of your Division
It Temperance Hall, on Monday evening at
7 o'clock. By order Of W. P
D. R. KENNEDY, R. 8.
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For Sale.

THE house and grounds at Krkwood belong
| ing to the estate of W. L. Johnson deceased.
To an approved purchaser, long time will be
given. Apply to W. f. JOHNSON, Executor
feb. I'd
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Seed Potatoes.
NOTICE,

Administrators, Executors, Guardians and
Trustees, delinquent in the making of proper
returns. You are hereby notified Z come up and
make returns, under penalty of thelaw
Feblm2 ]. F. SUTHERLAND Judge of Probate.