The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, June 20, 1872, Image 3
XiOO.AL' NEWS, j
CHURCH DIRECTORY. *
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Methodist Church. l)eKall? street?Rev. A. J j
Stokes. Pastor?-Services at 11 A.M. and 7 1'.
M. on Sunday; Prayer .Meeting Wednesday at
4 I\ M.
Presbyterian Ckurch. DeKalb street?liev. S.
If. Hay. Pastor?Services at 11 A. M. and -II P.
M. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting on Wednesday
at 7.V P. M.
Episcopal fiirncTT. Rev. B. F. 1). "Pf.imy.? i
Sunday, at J1 "o'clock A. M. and-7 do P. M.
Wednesday, at 10,A.M. Friday, at 0 00 P. M.
Baptist Church, Broad street?Rev. A. K. |
Thtrham, Pastor?Services rit?11 A. M. and 7.1
P. M. on the "second ami fourth SttndnVs" oi'
each month; Prayer Meeting Ihursdtvy a'. 8 P.
M.
jVteetirigfS.
WATEREE DIVISION NO. t*, R. OF T.?Attend
tlia regular meeting of your Division at
Temperance Hall on Monday evening at 71 o': 1
"clock. Ky order of \V. P.
J. B. LYLES, K. ft
Orr. Aorvrs rr ('ii.\ni.T^o\.?The advertising
agency of H>.l%Cr, Evans Si (vcgR'"-'cll. represent- ?
ed fcy Ixoswell T. Logan. Esq. is the only author- '
i/ed agent for this paper, in Charleston. (
yoicsxr-.. r.hirra.v t iioffmax. news^ '1
m i'acku aovkrtibi.no Aokkts. Mo. 4 smith .strict, (
~ tg Ualtimokk: Mu.. are duiy authorized to contrat t
-tfi tor odveriisuuicnts utourloivetariitcs. Advertisers
' W in that city are rc?|ttv3tcl to. leave their favors \eltu
is thU house. Ti?t? firm ha* cvreptlonat facilities foi*
MB piaclnir adrertlseinants eheayly, and tvo take j.leafVfl
urc In referring nil who desire to advertise lit ort?
of toven papers, capcctalty those having real ettato I
\ to sel\.?to these Kentletuen.
The Village Ciiuucii.?It should notr
'look like :i bnra or a storehouse. It should j!
be a building, the very sight of which '
would cause devout feelings in the breast. A (
well-carved crcs3 should point to heaven"; ]
massive paf.ileti doors sjionld impress the 1
visitor with th'c "solemnity of the place into ]
which ho, is entering j stained glass should ' 1
throw it mystic light athwart the aisle; pulpip J*
altar ceiling and galleries should bp ornament- (
cd with figurative mouldings, and the columns
that support the gallflrier, a;nd the balusters 1
-? ' ? in it p;i ?
that r;ui uionun, snouiw oe uivi<ia?ie puw im. ?
Any cottgregiuib'n -wishing sVch a church <
showW their orders for finishing material (
tc Nr. P*. P. Tonic, importer of FrcinA stain- i
cd glass, and manufact urer of and u eider in ; ;
Doors. Sashes, llliti3s,ic.,^"d.'20 ILfync J't.; i
Charleston, S. C.
Wanted ! Wanted !?E\*bryVo<iy *
who hns not alfchdy subscribed for the
Daily/xrbW/eckly or Weekly Charleston
News, to do i>v>:it.once. Apply to J. j
Levin,-Aist-., Kcrslmw Hwsc. ' !,
, -i **7 ?~??? j 1
A Chance.?To the person presenting us | ,
vitli tbe largest water-melon, during the coin-..| (
iug season, we will send a copy of the j <
J&urrr.d for one^ycar, .gratis. J1
Car yoahgfriend Mr. /Doug. McDoVall. j <
of tl lis place, took its over a piece of cotton of, (
uboht twelve acres, which is in bloom, and | 1
from -which we pirlled several open blossoms j |
"Who can beat it? J ]
The ccfmraunicalion of "Logarithm" wil! j'
appear next week, it having been received i |
too lata for insertion in this issue. "j
CoNrt n mat t c> n.? O f: ? an day no.A, lit. I [
licv. V?. }5. W. flowo. Bishop of the Diocese ' |
" " -? " . .1 . / ' .
01 ooutu Caroimr, win au minister uie ni<j 01 j i
Confirmation, at (.trace Church.. The services j j
will begin at 11 o'clock, A. 3T. ? 1
Masonic CiiLxnn.vrrux.?Os'ir venders <
who arc members of the Masonic Fraternity. |
should notibrget the celebration of Si. .John's j
day, next Monday, n >r the interesting, ex- i t
y;rciseswhich will take placcat that time. The j '
] Tesbyierhm Church has been procured fori j
the purposes of the lecture. lt.vW.*. G-.\ {(
M.\ It. Sk PurnS. * The public arc invited to |
Ire present.
Iltf.iotocs.?The "Rev. T. j. Taylor', will:^
preach (P. V.) at the. Uaptist. Church in i ,
('auiden, this Thursday evening at half-past j c
8 o'clock 1\ M. ' j(
G r.ORto'us ll.Vlk's.?On last Tirday arid ! i
Saturday we had magnificent rajns?. which, t
as we learn, were quite general. Under their j '
culiv.cuiug iuuucuec, all creation, tceuiingly* j j
brightened up inarvcloutly, and we have no i.
longer .any fears reflecting' the- drought. \
which such serious misgivirigs have been on- '
tcrtaincd. . ' x j '
ll??i tvAi*rv?n i vi? T.ivt* t
a.u/ x vuu.iji.1' 1
S.VLK.s.r-thc following list will allow what i*
disposition. lias been made ui' the lands nd-1 j
vertiscd to be sold for taxes, as -delinqucfit i #
juid forfeit^ : I (
HEI.INQVEXT. 1
Names. t Jie ncr's Purcli'r; Tax
Arthur, est. J. tT. 7Ti0. 1V. Tj. Artli.nr, $7J.IS j |
Arledjjo, KlizaWtlt, A'Tain ilnlm.'i !; !. I !
Abbott. JeSso ' -StiHe 17.0:1 ; C
]t;illuck. Mary.)., Win, .Shannon ><0,71 j *
lSrfcliaiitt Daniel Slate Ilif."
lloykin ls'on 'Mate i',()0; j
Itiskitis. .laihcs Agt: Htato I .
('arlos, Horace sauic lti.Sl! j
t'aiinin^lou, Levi ? i.nuo ,
Cook. |>avc?l . . ' . Van'e ll.s| j I
('ipk's, siavali cut. . 11)?^ L. 11. bras ii l*"ti 1
1 >u i*'i a in, .lo'iP, v; fetaio . ?
1? rvis. Wallace ' * same S.lTi'
]>a wkins, Simeon same LlJiiD
Drltriiltl. lien * same 11 .?*
.. ......i t / t? 1 I Ii7
IfCJirillll, u^r na'iiv ;
]'rt?li.xU, Michflcl , wmic 12.1 f|
English Win Wiu Shannon lo,(W
English. Gillianl Stale H,,r>2 j
KV.e arris, If trghcy sftmc 1~>,72 1
K l o j < I, Rot.'crt en 11* c 1r . ' I j
( urilit<,i%Kunfe4in: / nn^c Jl,l;7
( askins, Hubert saiue |
(lanlner, William name 11 .H.'ij
Ifnitie, Klius " . " jf.unc
llough lien," . tiimo _ 14.41 I
Hciuli'ieks, L> II smiuo- j
J L cri?1ricks<, Cfliii. samo 1 -I,**7 j
Ifnye^. JaniM 49J A TInbun 1:5.17 |
lld-ncBby, .rallies . 2014 Burnt &}{ 2:5.11
Jul'neat". HI* Slaio, 12,70 !
Junes, IV J stime 27..?.J |
Junes. Est A 7? JMlfJ TllCbrkee 1 U?,7?)
Kirkltintl, M " State 30.72 i
KirltJ. Absolont . ' wuuo jU,:!I I
Kelly, Wni. ... same* 17 J'*I
KcTlylnnie* T II Clark 17,d."?j'
Kelly IVin jr. State 1.7,12 j
Kelly Dav(,tl ? same Ity'd'
Levy. 1'ctcr P*we 1-.-1
Lctvcllen, 15 a ji torn, . N I
Mann,-D. A. SU'*
(To be couti:n?c?i.) I;
Woxmtnn n Off.f.r?Strange hut
True.?M'c must confess (o surprise at rereiving
from l'ittsburg Pcnn.,a number of a
beautiful 16 page illustrated paper?the only
illustrated paper of any size or pretentions,
outside of New York. But this is net all.?
It Sends free and pi stage paid, to every nes.v
yearly subscriber, at only SI.50 either two
large and valuable 24x50 inch engravings,
or if preferred, a beautiful chrotno in the
sheet, (when sized varnished antf mounted,
25cts extra) and a 24x30 engraving, of d flcrent
subjects, for every yearly subscription
additional to one's, own, or a ?10, IJcakwith
sewing machine, (exprcssage paid by club?
x,_..\ ! ?i.,u ,??>.f non- siilisni
gcnery Jiir caTj ujuu ui uuvui'j
bcrs .sent with Silt). Or, this universally
popular monthly for the "homes of the people
sent on trial from January to January. (7
months) vrHi a beautiful 2**3(1 'cngriu iug
free and postage paid, with ortly otfe dolla'r.
Now. any reader can see by application at
cur office, that this monthly is no mean and
shabby''humbug,''tut a pure, bright arfd attractive
homtvpaper, elegantly printed, and
jf about. thfcJ&inc *izo and appearand; of
Harper s Weekly. It is now eiftering its
-ccond'yervr, and is filled with a variety of
choice'original and selected matter, with a
Household and Child rem}' department Tuiiy
worth tlrt prit% Of the paper. * i'eruisfbcut
?.nd steady-going canvassers arc cycrytfKcrc
wan tied for it. on big commissions. The tools
re pub in their bauds, uudalihcruLpucc is
ytidfdr thcrr using thenr. "For agc?ntrs^tit
and circulars, nddrass, "Pcopl<^\'HwfchJy;
Pittsburg Pa. Any live agent who' closely
'"Hodgeinstructions! nrust.clear;'ftotn $5w'*to
?1U per day. Send-on your subscriptions at
netuor keep this for fcfoferfcS." >"f <
TUJB -Euust Corson
W. R". Blair has left with Its twqSTafk'.^of
iottonrlwo and a half feefhighrwith 'a bids;om
and over twenty iorais, by actual count
m oach stalk. . They were'pi^c^out of a
icld where twenty acre? will show the same
ivcrago. "height, although the Colonel - sa d
:licsc were the only bluouis.bc.s^w.
lly^Hilsh-sfiited-tlmt-Pr. 'A.- WV^ttTfi&s
5rop >vould. average equally .;us.ue|l,as ^lii.s
JM-V. ' >' ' -v- HM. - - ?t? :
What Came of '\NS\V*>:;;1xr: ATrnsrrxW.?A
liitOTHStt" FaLHS rv lk?VK
His. a seosat ihn has been
irc(t*T"cI *bt litre of the "Jlmidwny
csidcncjaf at liouisrhlc, Kcntuck 3>vL"st
I VccjuKcr an :iiiycriueincct appeared nvjhc
iiiH;'tirei\ entitled .CorrespoiWiiicc
Wanted." A young lady ami J>r<iadivay
musician answered, hurl so^ilcascd was
:!iq wivertCiX5? who, in. tl\e_ meant into, had
rune to 5?e\v Fork?wit It lu.r letters that, an
j.\ change i?f pimtijgnrphs Tresaiado. Fach
was delighted with the other's picture,
Ivhicli seemed to possess some fan.iliav but
unknown rhariri. 3!arri:Jgc was iuuncdiutcly
decided upon, and the young man requestid
her true name that lie plight visit' hef and
produce ritjsfactory reference as; to his
haracicr, LohisviHo. %cing his jiomo also.
Anyiousi;, he awaited (.he reply, which cf.me.
ils?.l"<ii!g the startling fact that the lady
was his own sister. Two years' absence
liad iiiiej hisHtro wilh whiskers, and changed
he school girl iiitna bo<uitit'ul womai'p Tiie
rcntl uuftn attCi^o:!:' th trtat it as" a joke,
:mu tho lady is alnu-st inconsolable that she
should liavewasfetl her afoot ior.s Upon her
i'.vu brulheV. ' .
i u<i A J)>;.\U MISKUV
Savs'Slio .Mcmnhis Aj-yitT: "A Mr.(lib
id?'-r. who lives near* (.'mile, * Mississippi,
uckily feel into a fortune lately in aruuiantie
sort of way. J lis windfall, however, may
jc legally churned from him by the heirs of
me iL-attei white The old Satterwhite, who
,vas inisew ?*!v! died in a lunatic asylum,
ived in a log shanty which formed " the
:itchcn to 31 r. (iilehrijit's housp... It was
u'lt forty years ago, and oceujtieu by Satter,v!iite.
and itvis s:ii?l4-1?.V s^tpe ol' tfljo old
iliyo us' \V!fj. rem cm her iiim,'?iiit i t one
d the iiliosyneivCics of his constitution to
'onccal his money by hiding.it about the
'racks, or other nut of the way places, and
hat in 13 JG lie became so deranged that
lis friends carried him back to South Caro-,
iua, and "that they believed there was a
rvcgd/emav .of jupney couuciifcii about' tfte
wiiiiscs, with valuable papers, by Saltcrvliito.
as a j?*?rti?isi of his money was missing;
mi the matter pass'ed off and nothing has
teen said ah-mt the fact, as Satterwhite died
vi'hout revealing anything in connection
;vtllv the lost treasure.. La^t. week,, Mr.
iilvhrist, v.hjle icaring-uown tub old kitxjli:u,
foiiii'l and immense jiilo of money under
he hearth?there is no telling how much.
John II. A\"!iit(.f Memphis, is a grandson
d'tlie old fi:is?-r. and i.* taking steps towards'
he recovery ot i lie property.
IXJ f.r'f.Nci: OK TKMPKIt OX. JlE.\fiX!F.?
lixcossive labor. exposure 'o wet and cold,
bmrivation of sufficient.<|ii:intities of nceesia
ry andwholesomefood, habitual bud lodyiny
ilnlli and intemperVieo. We all 'deadly cuenics
( human life; bat they are nunc ui'
,hem so bad as violent and unyoverncd pasuojts.
Men and women have fnirvivctl all
dieso. and at l:e*f reached an extreme old aye;
bat it may- be safely doubted whether a
Sinyle iu-tam-e can be ioitn I of a man oi'
violent irascible temper, habitually subject to
storms o]' unyovornable passion, who has
arrived at a very advanced period of life. It
is therefore, a matter of the hiyhest importance*
to every 0119 desirous to. preserve <;a
Bound mind i*> ^ Votuifl body.4' so that the
b.i'.tJc vessel ?1 life tuny glido d-^vu the
strciUil <?C linic :'uiootMv am; Vccufcly, instead
oi'teiutt continually.tossed aboPt amidst
rucks amislionl.s which cftditntrcr iti existence,
to havh a special cart? amidst all the vicissitudes
arid trial:? of life fin maintain a cpiiet
possession of his own spirit.?IJnf!'.* Juvrnal
of. I hit lift. ,-j . j . ?s f
H' .y J>r. 1McVcVs'(i olden Medical PhtcoVbry
will not raisq the dead, .but it will benefit
and euro the livinir. 1'or all severe Coughs,
'I hroat and Ilronchial diseases it' has tfevor
1)1*011 cijuulcd.
There Jns been discovered anew cure for
the bite of mud dotpi, in a plant, Aiiagallis
arvensis ('lanihlicil. in (icrjiiuii.) A few
pinches of the pfllveri&ed plant strew on a
^judwieh. arc to be taken daily.
A Pitiful CoxnrTio.v.?-It is a sad tlnn^l
to pass through life only half alive. Yet
there are thousands whose habitual condition
is one of languor and debility. They
complain of no specific disease; they suffer
no positive pain; but they have no relish for
anything which affords mental or sensuous
pleasure. In nine cases out of the ten this
state of lassitude anil torpor arises from a
morbid stomach. Indigestion destroys the energy
of both mind and body. When the
waste of nature is not supplied by a due and
regular assimilation of the food, every organ
is starved, every function interrupted.
Now, what docs common Sense suggest
under these circumstances of depression'(
The system needs rousing and strengthening;
not merely for an hour or two, to sink afterward
into a more pitiable condition than
over fas it assuredly would do if an ordinary
alcoholic stiufrjant were "resorted to") be
radically anil permanently-.
How is this desirable object to.jic acfcom-'
plished ? The answer to this questioD, founded
oil Ihe TihVSryiffg experience of a quarter
of a century, is easily given., Infuse new
vigor Into the digestive organs By 'a course
cf Jlc^etter's Stomach fitters. IV not
; waste time by administering teni'porhry remedies.
But wake the 'eystein up by recuperating
the fountaiu-hcad of physical strength and
energy, the great organ upon which all the
other organs depend tor their nurture and
support.
]>v" the time that a .diccft (loses of-the
vegetable tonic and' iuvigorant have been
taken, the. feeble frame of the dyspeptic will
begin to feel its benign influence. Appetite
will be created, and "with ajvpetiti the capacity
tb what it erases. Persevere until
the care is complete?until healthful blond.
* - 111 k # 'l
fit to be. tlvc material of flesh and muscle,
bone and ntUr'e and brain, flows through the
ehaiwicls of circulation, instead of the
Watery pabulum with which they have licrej
loforc be'6n imperfectly nourished.
Beyond a Doubt.?More diseases arc
the result of the derangement of the Liver
. O
than fi'ofn any other cause. When that
organ is diseased, every pnvt of the system
sympathises with "it, auu general prostration
and decline is the-.icsult. The best; .safest
tuid speediest remedy for lover Complaint
| and all the diseases tbnt follow,' is Tutt's
J Vegetable Liver Pills, they arc peculiarly
adapted to the climate of the South. They
aro sold by Druggists cvrywhcrc;
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Auoi.'sta. Ga., November 1. 1SG9:
: Dr. 11 in. II. Tuft:
J Sir?For several years past I have been
i subject to Bilious attacks, and always was j
a linn believer that there was no remedy for j
! the complaint but mercury, until about '
a year and a half ago, as an experiment. 1
j tried your Vegetable Liver Pills, and was '
! agreeably surprised to find that they aeconi- j
' plished all the results, and more besides of j
i Pine .Mass or Calomel, without any of their
i bad effects. 1 was always an unbeliever in!
Patent Medicines but can say this for your j
' pills? that'.since-1 commenced using them,11
I rave not (alien a particle of mercury in any 1
i shape", and 1 consider this fact an important!
one, and one that those who arc in the habit,
j cftukiiig mercury Tyr bilious diseases can ;
properly aj.piceUitc. T cordially recommend !
i them as the best Liver Medicine ever introduce,
fT/ vi V *
jr j ,^?rY?<"ttrsvofe.P "V - . '\ >
mU. to ?i!f&a*d.Strcet.
Lr'i* -i 4
Dr.^n jLUr Dye. Acts Jike Magic.
C r,.\ p-jR.Vr an d^ajst:--fnvirtijJ'. -reader,
if you aVo Am wis9. -c'nmrch ^o /put lyourselfi
' " ' u V f .A'u i ; .t , !
' outside of uily of btyra-giiiirantecu |
; to contjiiu/yo^ffufftve stimulant ,'^ou will
j incvitaMj Po6e'.tb ?griefs..- ATt yoiu* physician
"iftfuy liquid pre^atat ion^Jcst itutc of i
, stiiiinlating^iraiiei'tie*; w-$ofthy of tie inline J
J of a torUp^^^ft'wH , vo., Era all |
1 such j
j tors, the most wholesome ihvfgorimt In (he ;
j worldy owes-the rapidity with* which ; itr.ro;
liifves tlic"?h*^fflfTed siiati
tered Verves U> Ai? d i JTusTv c 1 i t *\"Tide l!" a > 11 i
vets sin limdicinnl-iugrotfieuts to the scat. of
the cninplfliht: That agent is tivr s-pirit ofj
the sugar, cuiic, the mu^t nutritious and
i agreeable of all the varieties of alcohol.
1 lie medicinal" ifigredients of the "hitters.
Valuable as "they -are, \vyu(J.he cyiiipuriitivcly
j useless wit bout this distributive basis. They
would ferment and sour. Beware, as you
; hope for health, of the. horrible compounds
' % . i* r
ot refuse drti^s in n srnrc ox icriHcmiiiiun i
v.hic!i 1iuui1ju?.s arc ciijlcavurilj^ to fbist
upon t he public as nic-licits. N ...
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New Advertisements.
riP:ix BetiiPii^
t". . * - ? ' .*.? ? .
Kt.;;siiav." Cu nt.": (>: Ti?m: CucsxyAl'uivh.
?... - Camden, S. C., J iilie.1 at, Js7-.
This oPire will lie opened from, the second
1 !\!uii !ty tsi!i") iir.hilj. tir the ^ccond'"'Mofi?l.iy
1 fIJ) ift'-Vjiptist 'rtfxfj "*to TrVcl^o Veiyirffrf '(if a 1*1
j taxable jb .'i'cny. for the fiscal year y^llng the
1st tla^v.ljjoly, ISTJv .. ,
With a vi.?j>V..'V i'HOi'iLuxMVCUicttcoto the taxpayers
of litis c i.uiiy wit# .rertido iLt.a dhlrtnce
iVom iFusoffice, rtry'ftfc.si sit it's v#i 1 bplaces
hereinafter Mured, dri'tlrc day* sjrcciflcd,' to
receive s'.ncirrtUUVns.
Those persoiis'wyTee'iii^ ia rMu'h i:; (fieh; respective
townships, ys iuvlicaletl, v, ill be required
to do tu til LhlvolUoe, on or,lt*Jj>rc lite l-tlt
day of August next, alter \vhicji?-dutc, any tax
payer who shall hovo tailed Jo imrko return; will
be char-red with 1 lie property entered ngahist
liiiit, with lifty'per. cent, added there to.
AllTra'nsfer.-afrcnVcldntf.'since 1^71", arc rcquirc-l
to be made oti the back of jliy return of
persona, property, ami my assistants will u fiord
every'facility for.con ccl statcpienls, s<> important
to prevent unnecessary delay in t-lio press of colli
ct ion of taxes, Vl.infcrs t.nl others arc respectfully
requested to five tho najiicooi their employ
ces. viz. 'livery mal6l>ct;v;cich (be yges of ill and
ft'l years, except those incapable of., njaiuing a
?' i Mlmll
Mipporv, jrom uimticu vi vwiu* v??wv.} ~
lilt (iefniieil MViibte Iirtllf."' "
Liberty Hill ' ' On thr Oth-:irt?l 10 orfJirK
. Itcl T1 ill ' 11 tli 12th.'
Flu I T?oeb Tf.tli ' ITlli
^ liiifltilo lty!i Ji!lll j
|ji?uiUy'3 2-1 " 23rd
SuhrjickV Mill 21th " 2;'?th
t'ureton*Mill * ?f>th ' 2?th"
UCC.W Ui.Me^nJE.W
junC'iOrtl. County Auditor.
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Special IVotices.
Flavoring Fxtrari* arc of primary importance
in cookery, and of nil articles of this inscription,
tlic highly concentrated, standard extracts, prepared
Iiy Joseph Burnett & Co., of Boston, are
pronounced by leading cuisinires?Professor
lllot among the liur.ibcr?the pur.caj and list.
Unman Wreck*?Every day ami iionr We tneel
with broken down specimens of humanity-Wrecks
that seeni past hop-; of salvage. At least seveneight
lis of these might lie filled with renewed T
vigor I13' a course of Dr. Walker's California Yin- J
egar Bitters. Many are suffering from the reaction
of ruin-polluted hitters or powerful minerals.
It is characteristic of l)r. Walker's great
restorative that, it neutruces the ofl'ect of these
mis-called remedies, ana accomplishes in (into n
perfect cure.
Xaturc dirt* u* Teeth hut she does not purify
" * ' ' * * ' ''I 1'
mi'I preserve 111 cm; tii:u nmsi ?e none wnii irugrant
sozodont. The ilcntal bone and its enamel
casing, arc lnmlc invulnerable to nil clistrticfive
influences, W (he daily uae of tliiabeuificent
preparation.
? ")0,000 will bo pa'nl for any remedy wltjch
ill cure chronic rheumatism, pain in (he limbs,
back and chesl, sore throat, insect stings, croup,
dysente.y, colic, sprains and vomiting, auickcr
than Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment, established
in 1817. Never fuilouimlis sejd by all druggists
Depot 10, P.irk Place, N. V.
Prtih'r Affrul Oil.?Safest and best illuminalir.g
oil ever made. , Docs not explode nor take
fire if the lamp is upset orbroken. Oyer 200.1100
families ei .diii^c to use it, and noaccidents have v
^ecjtrryd, of any description, from if. Oil House 7
of Charles Piatt, cfctaulifEed 1??0, &cfr York. _ 1
A Beautiful While soft smooth a nit tlenr skin
is produced by using (1 W. Laird's "Pdnom of
Youth." It removes tan, freckles, sun burn and
all other discoloration* of tlic skin, leaving the
complexion bri.liatit and beautiful. This preparation
is entirely free from any substance detrimental
lo health; sold by all uruggists.
. .Tn't the Bemeifi/ Xe'ilrd.?ToankstoMrs. Vfins{ iw's
soothing syrup, we have for j-enrs been revived
from sleepless nights of painful watching
with poor, suffering, teething children.
. ..... i
Far p:;indigestion, depresa'on of spirits
and gencVahJehiliiy injlicir. rations, forms.'
also*as a preventative against fever nn'd ngv*b"
and other intermittent fevers, the Ferro-phosphoratcd
clixer of calysia made by t'asewell,
Hazard & Co,, N. Y? and sold by nil druggists,
is the best tonic, and as a tonic for patients recovering
from fever, and Other diseases, it lias
no equal.
1li.frl'.i Ocnuinr Gohin Tirll Cologne Water according
to the original formula of Provost, Paris,
an long nn<l favorably Known to iiic customers oi
llaviland, CnrruJl & Risluy, and their branches,
for its fine, permanent fragrance is now made J]
by II. W.^Ilislvy, and the trade supplied; hy his
successor ?, Tdorg'unci USsliS*, wh<$lesii!edrit'ggi*t!?'
S\ v.
'FiurxM}:'* h '/ry Pearl Tooth PoWcr.?rTlic best
article known for cleaning and preserving theteeth
and gums. Sold l>y all druggists, price
and 50c per bottle, S. C. Wells &0o. N". V.
Ctrhnlir Fafrr Recommended by the leading
physicians and the President "of the hoard of
health of New York n.* the most healing compound
ever known. (!i\es instant relief to burns
an ! c ires all kinds of sores ciits.atnl wounds: and
a n.nst invaluable salve for. all purposes. Sold
everywhere for "Joe. John F. Henry sole proprietor
S College place New York.
Chrlt'ai'. ><-w ifuir Di/f.?i.Is ti?c sr?feRi .ind ?*c?t. i
It corieets the had effects of inferior dyes, wnile
11re black or brown tints it produces are identical
to untitle, i'uetcry Od Maiden Lane New
York.
Frupniti Ts Opium purified of its sickening niid
poisonous nualities, discovered by Dr. Pigelow,
Professor of Botany. Detroit Medical College. A
most perfect anodyne and soothing opiate. John r
ran-, chetriift New York.
SO cents For Six llonths on Trial:
.y Mason ehoubl avbtcribc toj/ie masonic Honfroit,
published inrinHTfr. at Oold?b* "0 NT. C.?
Devoted *tr;eCy 19 the Sciences, Phil wiping 7
Symjioliir.: r.njl Jurisprudence of Miiyonyj'^iil^ J
news of sprcial interest to the frat-rnity South.
The Miixiron has received the highest encottiutr.s
from the impartial and intelligent press of
the country. The proprietor solicits the patron- .
qi!i?m>i*t iif t!w feliMinir. Address J. A. I I?1
I'.oNlTZ, Managing Editor, Goldsboio N*. (\ i
YifMfKf?, agents?too to' fiio r?V
V m Anflr?rrerytt-hrre, Mule nttd Fum.Me. tn
introduce the genuine improved M.w:sit.\i,i,Skwim:
Ma on i nv,. ^Jt itf iTjK el rih^Jlvjl 1 stitch',. hem.
fell, braid. tuck, Kin.I, enrd. 11 ilt ami embroider
in a luoji superior manner.- rlVu'ti o'J-y
fully 1tcem"*d mid rmrTantlsT fnr fivcytfjiri'. o S
will pay $100i'pi\nny wueljiigp, liicjwpriced or
that will sew f. stWrigerj Trior,' 1 r?rP?ilf^'i11 or more
elastic stitfjj than ours. It makes..tlko-ju.AS^H: ,.
i-ocK stitch Efery soennd-stil*deehniiOH-iP ?itiH rl
still I lie clotn can not ho pulled apart without J
tearing it. ,We p:ry agotitfl from $100 td $2-*0 i tv
and expense.!,.ora commission from which twice ' tli
that atnotutl ant\ he itlndtV; For circulars nod ci
terms:a]i]dy to or address:S. MARSHALL k Co*,
No. 102 Nassau Street, New York.
(V'.TrAJ-i^VisV'Af' bd.l^prt$e<(- itf
parties traveling through the country palming
ofi' worthless cast iron macliines tinder the same
name oc orfwrvjisg. Ours is- tin? only genuine
and really cheap machine inannfneliiri d.
FOR THE REST <' I
Nev/York Mills Shirting, ?
Go to LEVIS & RR1LI/S", l'
Rfo'ul St., CtOPMcn.
- >.-jjoTicis
Persons nrebcrehy nolificil that the old Telegraph
flood where it crosses Spears' Creek, on
J he way from Camden to ''olttmhia. is closed until
repairs earf tie ma !< . The had condition of
tl... t,,,. nver Sonars' Creek renders it imra?- 1 ri
J.il.b:- 4 J. F. SUTI!Ki:l,ANI?.* { <1
ui;iv:!0-1 ?' CIiim'ii.
.WAITED,s .WANTED.
. IE VIM miLVSU I
(liroail-titrn-t CovufM. S. C.j *
rO.?5X> iTSTOMIIKM {?.L..vC!otliin^'
J;?.??(.s ami Sliocs, .Dry Goods, Notions,
Groceries. &c. kc. kc. . , HI
JtLIT Jm. ri'fA'-:: * & 1
EOltGOO !? .
Goshen. Btrttcr f6Y Table Use,
Go to LEVIN & BRILLS.
. 1 ; . Broad St. Camden.
II!
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Cunnle^Vfio. Ca., -Tunc 5t!i, 1K72. f * - 1?
"NJOTi(JK is hercoy j;ivcu that the tutnv>f jov.t
'|\ (>ntv-iune ;?irt ci^liiy-fi^ht oiic-hmulrcillhs
ln!litrs (.^7y.Ss<), hnsi.ceti deposited in the county
treasury of Kershaw county by Nancy v\. (JlyImru,
for the rtvlctnjitioir t^l" iHiU ucrca of land. in
r.ituiilo Township; Saui 1hii>}k hnving^Lecn foM "I
for Slate and county tnr.es of IHTfi, ?.s the prop- j
c.riv of M. II. t'lyhuvn. nnd hid in hy the County p
Auditor on account ; the State.
.-it: , , Of-teAMi McQrrt*.
jitr.c otvl. Coiinty Auditor.
Tti? JOURNAL
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inn JOURNAL will be conscientiously devotL
oil to the best interests of the county in
Itich it is published, and will ever vindicate
LAt illicit ivigllt utid just rcgurdle*9 of personal
lusideitttioua, .,, .. . . f*
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IN Regard to Newt,'- l?otTi General
n<l Local, tlio JOURNAL will -always ;
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NDUCEfSlEMT TO CLUBS, i
N" Clubs of TUN" or over, vhrrr the twain/ rrtif
UfK, I lie JUL'U^iAla will lt? funiiifol
at this uitruucl}\ltfw piicw u.t ..
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X all other instance?, whether of sir.pie suit-1
. scrihcrs-cr of chihs irho ilo-not sctnl ia the I
lonoy with the subscription list, the price oflhe !
apcr-will Jbc two ilolliUii and fifty ceuU (-?''<>)
Btty&lDt', .. i ' ; 1 . . I
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[)AKTIKS ndvcrtifihg for three, nix, i.rtuclve
I , rpontJis,-ivilL rcceivca libervlilc'inctio.i ti cm
uBIiflied cafes. .
AMrcss.-JOlIX KCRSBAW *
Proprietor "Journal."
Catmlen, Co. Ca.
~ EXTENStVE~ARRIVALs7
J . %
. cTITE
UNDERSIGNED is now'opcning a handsome
anil well selected stock of
. < /?'* j * i
DRY GOODS,
!-; 5 Vtk **
gUITABLE TO TIIE SEASON;
A I,SO. *
^^EXTLEMEN'S Furnishing Goods.
AI.SO.
> v . . r .. ;'<! . '
B000TS. SHOES aid HOSIER!.
. -V': ;
ALSO.
jpAMILY and Fancy Groceries:
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CALL AND EXAMINE MY STOCK- *
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, . J. W.McCURRI>Agfc
A pi 18, tf.* ' . <
KOTICE.
Marcus Tobias Successor to Charles/
Elias?at the Old Stand.
" * * '. ' '' /
The undersigned being about to retire from
business,.hereby gives notice to the citizens of
Oumdcu and the surruuiiding country, that ha *
has disposed of his entire stock of merchandise .
to Mr. .Marcus Tobias. . All bills of the late firm
presented-Mr. ..Tobias, will ho paid, and he is aU
so authorized to receipt for.allsums due me.
Thankful for the liberal pntVbtttge.-which has
been bestowed upon me, I respectfully solicit its
continuance on behalf of Mr.'Tobias. '.*%
. j CIIAULES ELIAS.
Ilnvingpurchased the entirestockof merchanilise
of Chnvies liliiis, and added* extensively
thereto, I. bespeak the patronage of the citizens
ofCnmden ;ind vicinity. -Manccs Tobias.
may ?3?\vl
THE PEOPLES' FAVORITE!
NATIONAL GIFT ENTERPRISE j.FOR
EDUCATIONAL FURFOSE&
ESTABLISHED IN 1?G9.
OtirTen'h T>isfribtl1i<jri will lake place in public
in lion. L. D. Campbell's Hall.
. TStLci-y QO '7?U
/kAO LN* <-^II and -VALUABLE
C. 1 FT.?. *
1 CastaOi/'dH Amrripitn Gold, ?3.000; 1 Cash
Gift in AniBrit-aw Silver, StatMlO: 3 Cash Prizes,
each SI.000. IVlmi? number of cash gifts, l,t>7?.
Single tickets. $1: six tickets, $5. < _ ; i M jj /
lU,00i> Agents wanted, to whom liberal Jeanc? '
lions will be uunje. drawings take plucp^veiy
CO days. " * %.. ?>xC'irculiir.0
containing references and full information.
sent torn}* one ordering them, .
Address at once. L. A. 110LI, Manager,
hock Hox 17*3, Hamilton, Ohio.
nt>l IS 3in. i
.$7.ooo ....
In Cush {ind Oilier Valuable
i . H vva > r* o* '
PRE 2vll TJ IM!
Will he distributed to tho$200subscribcrstotli&
"Weekly IDnqnirer, *
The First Vileek^in September,. 1872.'
I , All two dollar subscribers received between
j the 1st day of April and the 1st day of Septem*
b.er, 1872, will be .participant*! in the above distrij
butioii. : ..s i * r ?
| Tbeve are over 1J20Q-.premiums, tbo first of
which is $500 in Cash. and over 100 pikes*
cash prwniuios/W'Ironj^o^o SlOO each, and
i'orty <(f tliosecefebvnle.T steni-windinp, huntingcased
watches. Send Tor specimen copies, list of
premiums. tortn&.-lSc. Address,-;? * , * /
VARAN ft McLBAK;
may 23-1 in
Sheriff's Sulci
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SHERIFF'S OFFICE, >
Cajwkn.JA 0; Jnnc Oth, 1872
F. L. Zcmp, ct. al , assignees ?
vs. . n , i fi. fa,
I,. W. R. Blair: j : ; . ' -\
IIV virtue of sitndrie writs of fi. fas., to me di)
rectcd and lodged Lti(ill?oH;ia fi-tint of thecourt
hoiise iii CniSnlcn on Mbhdny, the first day
of July next, within the legal hours of sale, tho
following property, to wit: . i ,
All those lots in ..the town of Camden,- will*
dwelling and other buildings thereon, known,
and distinguished in the plat of said town aslots
number 8 iti, 8*17. 848. 8-I'.1, Hot). 8,?1, 8."?2, 8">3,
Ai t. SSoli. S-">7. SoS. 8.19. SCO. 801, 8C2, 8C:l,
sr.! Sli') 81^;,.8C7,8ii8. 8C9, 870, 871, 872. 873,
5*74. 87"\ bounded north, l>y boundary street,
south, bv public sijn.are, and lots number 8-1-1 .
and 87t'?. cast Kimid.artretL, tamt west- by
Church Street. Levied on as the property of L;
W. K, Flair. at the suit of F. L. Zcmp, ct. nr.,'
assignees. * , .. r .. .
Terjts .easdi: purchasers paying ftir-'elamps
and papers.- - - ... .
June fi?td J. 1'. IIOS WELL, S. K. C.
Chignons, in Great Variety
V . At LEVINk BRILL'S
.BroaYlStreet, (Jiwitlen.
Spct'ial Police,
Camdkn S. 20 ir.ny. IS72.
DURING inynlmiicc fruiti. rSd State Mr. Marcus
Tobias will act as my Attorney,
may 22 -1 CiiAUtis Elias. .
FUlt THE V Eli Y BEST
Bttl Ticking,
Goto LEVIN & BKiLJ/S
Broad St., Camden.
Hor.M " oar i Itib: for the JOURNAL at oik p.
I j. a? *vj arc- o^rinj extraordinary in<tucc[
' cly' i. the a hcrtiicnitnt.