The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, September 05, 1872, Image 3
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CHTJIJCH DIHECTOHY.
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Siili !:?j. :tl ii o'clock A. M. ami "? 1'. .\|. I
\\ ' inlay. a. I'. M.
I' u.i! ! JJiaiffl str^ 't?l!?v. A. K.
i>arli;i.:t. t'.. :l... -St'i vivca at?11 A. M. ami 7.1
Si. i.n iii .^ 't'liihl siml t'oui'tli Fnml.iv.-' of
. :w'? in..in ii: !' aj i-r Ali'.-fliijt TliutsfiAV afV- P.
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.Meci in?s.
WATtillKK DI VISION* N*<>. P. S. OF T.?Al- |
t 'it i tiio rt'jiul. ?' lueeiisi^ of your L'iVimoii :n i
Tempo ranee ! 1 :tll ...:i Matttlay 0YOili:M S n'- |
cl.i-k. li y of H\ 1'.
D. <\ KIKKI.KY, K. S.
O: k A#;ksts i?: <*u vsii.ksto.w?Titpailverlisinjr
>\s;?Micv of V. tli.or. i'vat:.-' & Cogswell, rcprescnt l
l<y Ito-wi'it'f, Logan. Iv-.q. is the only nutliorjzoil
1'i.r fids j'liiu'r, ill t'liiiiUsiou.
yjloxsrs. GfSIFfIX C iIOKI-\MA.V. JJjtwgl
A ?*AP?R AT>v::".TISIN.I AOKXTS. A'o. 1 Sn.iUl /Ur.el.
jgj IULtiXokk, Mi>.. arc duly authorized to contract
3 K'Z advert i.iujiunts ;.t our lou-ext rule*. Advertisers
HI is that city at- rci|tu?tc'l lo Knvc their favors w ittt
H this'totifc. 'i'iii.-t f.rt.t l.n.i exceptional facilities for
M J.lar 1 tut idvc: l:sciijfnt8 ciuaplv. uud V.'O tal:0 J '.tn#
H f.ro.iu teviri: : all wl. )(\-iro tv s.'Ucrtise ltt (if.tW
of town ri!i|icrs. c> |>ecl ally those having real eiSut#
\ to se'l-to rlic-c yen tic in. n.
>1 KKTIXii OK Till-; MKMCAL A.?SOO'IA
r'ON - A CI K A N li .1 !< L 0 F
1! Ji .v LT !i .?At a mcctlr.g oPtlio Afcdlcil
A.-seriation hold last week. the following
wa>;tL'l?M-iiiiiiO?l u|>r>n asa satisfactory refatalatioii
<if'the report that the t-wn t f Cuu.tjcii
is very unhealthy :
Inasmuch a.- statements have iiKuivscrfcntlyhcti-u
jjiade relative to the health of Camden
ami it* vicinity, calculated to injure its
. f jfS business, we. the
5't'jru :u nui iiii.i
uinjorsiiruod, practising physicians in tl.c
li?\vn anil nei^lii?:)vl???oiI. do certify ..thu^ttap
season so far h is been an uitusuwh/ lim/tlii/
one. and the two cases of sudden d -atli
which, wo presume, gave fine to the report,
lie re exceptional in their char Jeter and not
fo i,v attributed to local causes.
A. Mookk, M. I).
I, ii. Ukas, M. I),
l 8. iiaruch, i)I. ]).
li ('. 1/UflllES, M. P.
M. lfcYKlX, M. 1).
* j?. L. PUSAI/ssi.KK: M. P.
The uufor uuaft? paragraph vhiib-' ?p-pea
red in this paper, and lias led to.such un.
fortunate results, was inserted during the i
absence of the editor, who ^vys .surprised to
learn that Camden was so unhealthy.
in the first i-sue after the Kfiitors return,
the error was ei,nuJetr<I. awl the request liaa/c
that all pap/'rs vh:eh flail e'jn'rrf the first,
mailt/ a/sa raja/ the last.
JIV rejiraf the request at this time.
Tjik ('jhkchks (in Sunday.?The dci
.i..c..i |.isj. Sabbath, brought j
J.UIillUI nv.uiM ?...
on manv chuivh goers. and eoiisecjocntly.
tho" services' wore well attended. In the
?.eu'n.r, the lh v. J. ]\ IVi'ass preached to
:t largo ettngrejf.ition in the Methodist KpiscOjial
(w. ) Church.
Camden has always been noted for the I
manner in which the sanctify 6f tJhaS'lbbatfc j
lias been preserved, though occasionally it is I
l? ssjltle t?i meet with a confirmed violator of'!
the day. and many make use of it as one of
t>tal ami aVo'u c rest from all kindof^ork.
Tin: Tkhm oi* Court.?It is exceedingly
doubtful if we have any session of Court on
the Kith. Judge Mellon, the nominee ou
the Moses ticket for Atk'rney_.UeacnJ, is
now actively engaged in stumping certain
parts oftheStato ; and besides, his term of ???*live
has expired, and though re-clcetcd, lie
has lii?t cpialllicd. If he were to/jualify.nud
hold all the Courts in his circuit, he would
liave no time left fur attending to his election.
The general opinion seems to b.n that
lie will not. under the circumstance?, (ju:il:?
fy. though it is thought that until his sue- >
cossor qualifies, he remains a Judge. This
would allow him to wait until after the diction,
anil then, if nut succssf'ul, he would
. still he a Judgc.
]>R.\WIX<J TIIK J t'HORS.?Oil MoudilV,
Shelton 13. Hall. Ksq., Jury Commissioner,
agisted hy the j ro.c.- editors, {.ro.ceded to
draw the Jurors for the October torui of
Court.
The following wore drawn :
John Outlaw. Nelson Newman Joseph
M-;13rid'\ John McCarthy. Allen Peas. Stephen
West, M. (J. lluekabce, Wi!Ua\i K.
O'Stcuii, W. A. Ancnun'.'John (iralwm, A.
M. llyams. John Munn. J. J. Hall. W. J.
liall. W. J. Jcfl'-rs, lleiijamin Ilatcliff. Saui.
Wright. Seipio Timbers. William Micklc.
l inlu aiui J ones. .Juan. Shayar$,- Sul?>i)iivi
- .? . v. .1 ill rrt. .1 L lt_?U.v
Jj M'U'ic. )'li!l!}> nuMOdgw. * ri*itnnn?s ?^rnorcr
Janes Klliott. John Hurt, James A. Young,
Jvii Parkins, Nod Alungo. Ambrose Fletcher.
A. J. Friotag. John iluv, ]>on. Brooks,
Ambrose Mills, V. S. Jordan, Hazard Kersli
iw, Bristol* Perkins.
Dklkihtkul Wkatakr?On Friday evening
last, the weather took a most charming
change for the hotter. The sun set nft:r a
beautifully clear sky,andthe minute his beapis
were withdrawn, it couid be felt that a grout
change had taken place. l*p to this time,
the thermometer has ranged from 13 to 15?
lower than it did a week ago. From our exchanges,
wo notice that severe hail-storms
have visited several of the northern counties
of the State which would account in a
great measure, for the change. The tvors
i f the ho it is ccr.ainly -over. >
Mr. H ko. Ai.; !:>.*.?It gives us pleasure to
announce thnt this gentleman has returned
from the North .with an iuiaicnso stock of
new goods. He will appear before our readers
in our advertising columns next week,
mm i inm mn m> n ,' * ? -u- jr. ? ?
The C-oierpiisiitg firm -!* Oloinl & Zo?i;p.
determined not be behir d hand, intend to
is nft*' in process oC.f.ipstni'-ti ?n. in the
hnildingowmaixftd ooeapieti-dii p.^rt. as a
drug store, by M* 7\ understand
that it vttlia iu+^htioit gwtlenicn
to make?!u^> Urotf, cte.V;^4ieei<ltv.
and wc have po.iloi^bt their ^Hl tie
erowncii v. ith aueeow^ v
BaI'M Bndll.i.ns ?"Wo iJPftu tlio Attention
of ohr readers to tfffc aft raetive advwtice
incut of this o'hLaj&l p .pafar iSi?i2ifeUl^pp
jars in this ^^^Wilh
for the-opening tif $hc
wanting"any thing.should goand
eiuiuiro for it.15r^hey wSl have
it?own if it is money, winch hey are
prepared to soil cotton
market, jirlre,.^; . r&tgtf-m
SwKMiVa AM>.a??i<iNKi?:?-?iiiiiijj ,j>n
Monday last, IJIo/StkrilJ 'Uw I'oKa]11
House iu CaiiidtiiiTfgr tlTtf"in all "lurii. ofc
dollars. Tlioro?'we#o'^nni?ttriH5!P 4tv t ho anir-unt
of nUitr. ci^tTt t-hrihsm tfclfoftfeSs 111
it. howctcrj * _ : 1'_"*'* -~.l
.vlso. a traoTof^-UnW A>nfcniKru? about
12000 acres, (lie property. i>f .ToiiatMifNew.
man. for huiidrcil?4?UflB^&y
dollars, to the adapfi'is'hal-if,^^wtwiiV
estate, an nrrnn^oflidut luiv ing. J* w^ftectpl
whiclrgarc him a little aioi^-ti^ic itpffhifch
(o nay the judgmerfix on NewmAliN^f&perty.
The Coroner sold ;i tract of fiyud^dvertised
as the property of the Sheriff^ boilj^ht
by liiinaffhc laie tax sate, "The sale was
forbidden, but went on, tho and property was
knocked, dc.wi
Also, a small lot of liniibevwhieli the County
laid claim to, to Ay*. I*: DejWss, Kwj., who
has taken it into .his ^oss^loSjfc*-"
t .
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OLD John Kotukpon wsum&rwi sue
by onr cxcHflH^s; .that Old #^hir Robinson,
the uiojjnrchtul\ shgwmeD.proj^acs visiting
this State flaring Oetobcfr, wfth his
groat X^tioufll jSTuseiViu, CnravfcifcHftppodromc
and Itkcruatioual Zoological G <rden
Combination, an exhibition as novel,
colassal. btjfiBerftJpv vivacious
as uiouev and experience can make it.
Camden is isct cfritfn among thc'?tfieWit:cs
jnlveitiscd to befhisUeu by tiiUinminiOlh
exhibition. ' ' * - ; i. /.I! .?
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Cattekpillar.?Mr. II. Jljjuui.,reports,
the regnlar cattcrpilkir in his cotton. As
yet. it has done no harui,bu; itTs feare'd thitl.
if not checked, the entire crop will be'great-;
Ijr damaged. _'vj : "
Mr. V. S. Jordan also reports that tlw
eatterpillars have gosic for him," but we
hope that the lateness of the season will
prove a furuibjoble barrier V>iheir further
' / . . ' t *i ; -4 I
progress. * - J * - ? * *
Since writing the ab >ve, v.u have aseortained
that the cattcrpillars have become
general on the Western side of the Waterec.
Rkckiptfor Making WixJvrjI>ji,>s th.
grape?, next day Vratin them in ilirqjiniHcs'
sol; to every gallon of juice stir iu a half
pound of good white sugar. which has boon
previously dissolved in the juice; sot it in a
place where it will bo undistuibed; every
day skim off any impurities thaUmuy xfisc to)
the snrfticc; keop it well covered,'first"with a
cl th, then with a board. In about five or
six weeks, carefully pour it off iu a close
vessel, adding sugar, according to the quality
of wine you wish to make.
? '7 ; 7 ?.;> ; i
Jkalousy.?Since an inadvertent and altogether
mistaken paragraph in the Journal
some time since., ,anuoun.ed ih^t t-amden
was very unhealthy, the people of our neighboring
town, Smutor, havo been using their
utmost endeavors to draw away our trade, by
cirenfating this report aiul frightening traders
with the belief that to visit our town
was almost certain death. -,!r J>i.?
Every tiling, they say. is fair in love find
war; but as \yc are in a profound state of
pencc^yrc onnnotjiwp the Justk'c-JtftlJe^uuitcr
merchants in endeavoring to draw away
our trade. ]>nt when we rcmind'ohV readers
that the "green-eyed uionsler'^has taken
pors?e??ion of thonSuoiter men, and co rner;
chants liave gained the reputation {"or lair
dealing and good buyers, than whoui hone
arc better entitled, we think wb have spitted
'lulr nialigifths. ' Jttst- after' tlib war,
when in their wisdom in the management
of t he S C. Itailroad had our track taken
up for 13 miles, Sumter took a good portion
.of our legitimate trade from us, hut n'w, wc
are getting the upper hand, it is nedeh ary
to get up some damaging story before they
can hope to copo ith us.
l)KK!t liCNTlNG.?Monday last, being tin
first available day, under the new gauio law
for indulging in this fascinating aport, \v(
hoard of several different parties, who tool
advantage thereof.
A party of fifteen or twenty from Cam
den tried their luck in the vicinity of Mr
Ario Nilos* plantation; a four milos ahoy
this place, but with indifferent sucqcss?ow
i > 4 ^ r . v ^ /*.
fine doe being the result of the day's hhnt
the same being killed by Capt. .7. M. Can
tey, our popular City Marshul. The saui
1 party were out again yesterday, but up t
the tiuic of going to press, we had not henn
with what success they had met.
Cotton Moving Kapjdi.y.?A glane
down Main-street, will at onee satisfy an
r.nc that the teniae stringency cfjthfc;iM
noy market will soon give way to ease, a
. Cotton is coming in very rapidly, au'd'sell
| like hot e:?ke.s." The polite and gcntlninaiily
agent of the S. (J. Kailroad ill formed
- week?ago, - that- over ninety balWBf
'Iffif '11^'iV H-njJ \|aft j^nrvf ihftrtl already,
while the in-coming Jreiehts denoted ^hnt.
onr merchants expected to do a very heavy
business this tall. We can Qnly add tjiat
we hope their expectations will b? realized.
The Wilmincston Star'.?We ncghVcted
to notice iitfoWv ki&t Mhoh-.thtt this excellent
Xorth Caroling paper lia,s ,eomc to ns uj;*
entiye>.ucv droa^.and greatly enlarged and
I ith^iorcd. '' TKc''fi/ar lias ever been ouQ.gf
ou* m<*>t welcome cxehnhgi;.^ and K 'gived
nH ^ftftsnre'lb^e thik'trcV "fc'vidctico yf its
|PK&P??''!}'- r J1 Jr. C. .W. IIaukis has titkeri
obargeof tlio editorial department.' Evefy
lissuo ui' the gives evidouce of hie go
'nins and capacity. 1 (
Magazines.?The Kuril Carolinhfn., fot
Saptcmjior iy at baud and is an unusually interesting
and able number. The publishe'rsj
Messrs Walker, Evans & Cogswell deserve
tlie patronage of. our planting friends and
the two dollar's invested in tlie Cavoliniau
will amply repay.
Tlie Southern Cultivator for this mentlw
is upon our table. Mr. Win. 1j. Jones, now'
snjd proprietor has rosiguo.l a profess irakip
in the jUeorgiu College'to! devote more tiuic
j -to tho Cultivator.. Its cmtonU bespeak what
dt is <j[c.st|acd. to jjecqme,
I Tn K AMFJUOAN Fa RMfcrt's ADYOCATp.?y
(ti^votQdito.tiia-iuterestit represented irt fhte'
NitfKm.lTlA'gricnltufal Congress. is ono ofihi^
largest, and by far the cheapest agricultural
pape^iiu^i^^i^l^ and sficmHli feev&B the
SuHidtfthVyory farmer. :Ucfchon!d be?eo?em- j
borrdlkat the! publishers offer 'it1 free vriib
hny S2 00 or higher' priced paper in die
country, and at only 5(0 ecpts advance with
per year; in clubs of four or mojrc,* 50. cents
Cucliu,..AlldrossAdvocate Publishing G?m*<i
pany.-'Jackson, Tenn. . '
Ai-'i i. ' ' J '\
The American Farmer for Septet-'
RER.'^Whife y^ry ropleito w!ith'matipr perUudug
tp.thoF all crops, manures, nogleetfc
liene of the othdr; branches ib which it if
devoted, every, department bciug well fill?!.1
To-wheui-^roTrors especially thi^^o. vvilV hb'
VG^/is^ful; awl we rcooimueud such of bur
reutlofHias nvonet subscribers to the Farrilcv
ttf seiid f<)V a ,vpccinicn', 9^p.y1vhich will be
furnished free,
( 'This practical and solid journal is published
fcySuud. Sands & .Son, Baltimore. Md.,"
at #t.80m year, or flvd copies, S5.
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Camden Cotton Market. ;
UAMDEN, i5. U.'SepL't, 1S7Z.
' The market jov the pafjj \j cck- hns ruled
-wi$?vcry little change-on previous -quotations,
the prevalence of "rust and catterpillur;
httv'mg a tendency to keep np price*"
' Sales of new uotton up to dnte, 90 bales,
the pfiep to day being 18^ to IDijcents f*r
huddling. Shipments to 166 vales.
V''' J.7 W. DeP^SS, ,
:JUSTI E.
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J > il- M< > ' > ' "
i"Lt Claims put in my hands for collection,
J\ will receive prompt attention,
it (Otiiev Upstnirs ift ^VorJuJian Duildiqg.)-/
:;nugiop-i .****''.
iTpilH uii'Ttfraigneil ^Vifntolicivtbat on'o niontli
'I L aftiu-datej^'^n.^ply'^.o)^ F.
SuthcrlauH^Wj^Ajof Pr0 hn l e,fOr 1 eU?3j| dismissory
as-Cxfetttor of the os takM^i?Vn>'Motlfy,
dc-cd.v^ ' jT\y
a-- I C&\
i J mid ejhjfr M^Hcines.,.. Our-cluck of MediI
cinesis very lai^c uiid compjctoj. ofwhirittve
! $^)>^qw)Ajrt/to
!,h4tl in ftiiy'ftirfi1"^, n'lHl wilrat ^u)^ a small profit
f*'OIl CXffff. ( W: JK P"OnflSQN & DINL4.1V
J 'PATENT Medicines
OF ALL KISrDS'cousfanny on Land,.
V ! ,? ' "'TU- k ' - ii. A-D*
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Sparkliag Soda-Water^
( 'OLD nml FROSTY.
r ' n'&D'
Estate of John Shedd, dec'd.
The uif dp-signed will applying Lhc Judfo of
l'robutc'of Korslimv County, lor Leltrri* Di?Miri$pory
ns. Administrator of tbo eBtrvto of .John
j Shedd, d?r'd. ona month nffr the (Into of tliUt
notice. J.,C..llK.YJ LL.. -Vlii?'r.
j - jw-'P--}ni*:. ,rj . " ?
A plain' potii P^V'C^f^r. jritii slightly.or
j neuieuted Uonu;rs.,,?ni! .was iuuiiu ui a
j point opposite ike- l-esiJune* of Oapt. Joel A.
, Sclirnck, on Monday morning about 10 pYlocK.
The owner i? requested to give a small reward
1 to the finder; Jack L'arttiy. Apply at the
, 30VK.NAL OJft'lCK.
. A"K-rJr# ^ >. ' v' - >*;
Tip PLilTTEm
^ . .. .1 '*" u 5 - :' '
' TUB undersigned hereby gives notice that he
2 is now prepared to GIN" and 1\VCK COTTON, at
tire DeKalb Mills*. Having two first-rate Gins
? in operation, order* will be filled wMiont-delay.
} He solicits the patronago of his,friends and the
public gonornlly, '
, t W. I'. MORRILL.
0 .,|Aug. 2fl.'?2m.
1 Office Assistant Assessor,
; - SUMTER, S. (Y Aug. 28, 1872.
Having been appointed Assistant Assessor for
the counties of Sumter, Kerslnw and Lancaster,
e all persons about to engage in the sale of Liquors
or Tobacco, will luake application to mo
y Ht Sumter, or Mr. J. F. Sutherland, at Camden.
>- T>c U. S. Revenue laws will be rigidly enforced.lijf
Dhl'dioti u ill-b: cartful how thty aci.
1S J. II. FERITJJB,
Is Aug. 20.-r-8t. Ass't. Assessor.
! HODGSON &. DUNLAP.
I
ovotLtq.-tin-'ii^ eli'gunt T
! 1..L ViirfWfnmjr. rnrffveTt. M. Kenncj
<1.v'm. Invite ttie altotilion of their friends und'the
public generally, to their-Full and Complete
stock of I K MS II
: DRUGS& MEDICINES
I fflfffilflj
WINDOW - GLASS.
French anti English
PERFUMERY,
Haic Sc. ToothBrushes
j rjVJUETHKK. with a (icautllui Assortment 01
Toilet.i ^djfanc^,Article i
OUR STOCKcmbraces everything usually kept
in our line, and arc offered on us RPJASOXADLE
TERMS :>s art ids of similar quality can
be found in ANY CITY IN THE STATE.
Kerosene Lai?ij).s ?& Oil.
TX7E HAVE constantly on hand a Large QunnYf
tity of:lio Rest Kcrosinc Oil. also a large
assortment of Kerosino Ramps and Lamp-ehini liics
of all sizes.
r TON^ORIAI,.
f|_J AVfifG Repaired and vo-filtcd our shop, wo
J 1 are now prepared to do any work in our
Gin?. Our shop is in the Market Duilding, on
Main Street. ,
, Shaving, Shampooing, Hair-cutting lie., done \
in the LatcstStyles, Geo. McLAIN & Co. ,
iiug'22tf. ,
KEIiSIfAW?IN THE ritOBATE COURT.
Estate of J. J. Workman. 4
' WHEREAS W. II R.Workman lias madesuitto \
me for letters ofadwiinistr.it ion (.n all and singular |
the goods and chatties rights and credits which f
were of the said J. J. Workman deceased. Now ]
\^rru t-ud
tiMimfcnlArlnif kindred and creditonrOr Tile
laid deceased to be and appear before me at the
tourt of probate to be held on the 5th day of J
Sept'r next, to show cnuse, if any there be, why j
said administration should not be granted.
. nng 22nd 2t. J. P. UTIIERLAND, J. P. 1
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NEW GOODS! j
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' J\. few doors north of the Market,, will be ,
round n stock, consisting of
MOl W'HSM"'
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Hardware, Nails, Iron, Steel. Spades, Shovels,
, Garden Hoes, Brady &. Klwell Hoes,
1'low Moulds, &c., &c. ke. \
GROCERIES. 1
C,??hcYQS?iKg>? :
and Java Coffiecs, Ureen and Hyson
, Teas, Smoked and unsmoked
Side and Shoulder Ba
Lard . .
i : " Lime, Fine Supor-and Extra
1 Cruckersand Cheese, New Orlenns Sugar
House
jters, J&i$j Robe, Goodrich, Fink Eye and Jai^j.
HonB^rteTl4^tij?gFolaloos. ut "
, i . * ?/' (' ?Ulit c
^ ^ flhmmnMifl*. HAJ21AI| HwIIM:
'UrDCitirptiBSwaim., MUM, Drums,
* I?11 y
Slidffs, Ham89 &c.f All 9f wliicl
at thelt^vfesf fcfrjccftv c^nt n^iu we request
a call from iifl who \viiUto. purchase.
A,D.KU5rifEDI^.C0.
f*<\? Djiif'NHEDY. jk *"atn c'i! #/ 1 ' i.-nA,
.t .v*i ' A
M KftJWwty vkil) glyo liis: attention lo |lj?
|u:rcJ)u9c oTicpllop^jU wvnt.for, tr it wic of; .HiJ
wallHiiano, PiijyatiUro'i> PoatlanilKuwan/irouilJ,
B?p?-v.;?\ u-L,
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CLOUO & ZEMP.
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1 Dry (tnd'fancy nitiodnj ami Not ions, OttH at !
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TFIK Fin8*'f arid Besr, hs wol) jis the pbcaixjHtSpool
frirtoh frrfm J 1' Co;itfs add JohuClark
jr. ACo's.^willbe found at CTOUD'#
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and purchase the best Sewing Mnchine
1/ Thread. .Jkir
i^t>H Buttons, NbedW, etc.: Bit {rgvAVhips,' Um;
breilas,etc.,!otci. o#c. GotoCLOUDi/,F,M'PS
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Our SfwrpJ j?svwo;'jiye jiUoiit.tQ, veuKiya to a
better slte/art'TUcsIiv to dispose of our sarplus
Slock. ' j it oilV CLOUD
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FOR- MOSQUITO NiiTS at $1,00, solo "
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GEORGE TUPPER,
BBOKEB,;- .
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OPPOSITE OOLUMBIA HOTEL,
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MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, H. C. *S"f!"
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ALEX AN DEB. SPilU NT, * ' JJiO, W. RIMSON,
British Vice Consul. ? james swrKT.
9PRUNT & HINSON,
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Naval Stone ComVn Merchants,
WILMINGTON, "jf. <\
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Valuable Hints.
A regular habit of body is absolutely cssenUaUa
i>h?i?iriHl health ami olaaraa? otiaUJUoi.
Nor is this all.! , Beauty of person cannot cocxhist
with an unnatural condition of the bonds.
;, A free passage of the refuse matter of the
system through these natural waste pipes is or
nojcpsarjrto the purity of fhebedy a* the free
passage Of the otfalof a city through its newer*
is necessary to thehbnlth of its inhabitants.
'Indigestion is the primary cause of most ot
the diseases of the discharging orguns, and
one of its tbost common results is constipation.
This Complaint, besides;being d&ngerons in itaolf,
lias many disagreeable concomitants?Btteh
as nri iiuplcasant breath, a sallow skin, contaminating
blood, hemorrhoids, headache, loss of
memory and gencrul debility;
Ilofltottcr's fr'toarach BUters rdtftore all these
evils by removing thnir inimadiuta enuse in the
digestive organs, uuti regulating tlie action U
the.irftcvjtinctj ,-The, eonfbjdijUp/i <g properties
in this celebrated preparation is one of its chief
merits. It is not merely a stimohdit or a tonic,
or to antibilioiis ngtnt, or n nervine, or a blood
(lofciviirt> or* cathartic but all these curative
elements judioiously blended in one powerful
restorative. It lfetfdS'activify and vigor to the
inert and enervated stomach, relieves the ailuientary
canal of its obstructions, and'gives tone
to the membrane which lines if; gently stimulates
the liver, braces the nerves, and cheers
thtfouimnl spirits. No other remedy possesses
such a Variety of ofliygieriic virtues. ' It is to
these characteristic virtues that it dwesits prestige
us a household medicine. Experience has
proved that it is as harmless as it is efficacious,
mid licncc it is as papular with the weaker sex
its witjr ilie.vtroiigcr.^ 3
'flwtfc) fei* s i^loinsiek Bitters arc sold in bottles
only, apd the trademark blown in the glass and
engraved on the label js thotest of genuineness^
Beware of counterfeits. wf \ J
i( jf Special Notices.
The Galea' of Aral)! arc not spicier than the
ireinh''which the fragrant Sozodont imparts to
lltg Breath. Nor is the hofrt Qf the ivory nut
ivMtsr thftn the t eeth that ate cleaned daily with
lint matchless fluid.'
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Qtener* of Horaes and Cattle.?Tobias' Deriy
iC opdilton Powders are warranted superior to
mjl others or no pay, for the cure of dvstcmpef,
>voiritys,J)dt8, colic, cough, hide bound, eeld/in
A itil AA llu .tallffl, Inju t\F mill/ n,, ,1 KIamV
'V^T'^ V vs, vvu^M, IV^H Ui uiiin IIUU UIUVA
ongue, horn distemper &c., in cattle. Price 25c
[)epot 10, Park Place, New York. ' '
JMdhet'i 8ta)idtitd>fllAconrij Eilradt am neat'
y put up in U.hfa:?*xi.hd 2 oz, 5 oz. auJlO or
>ottles, and arc, /or sale, by the trade gansrsllr/ /
n e$?ry-?iiAolpa? cityb^towj^jn; the U? Slates'
hinadies and tk:4 I&Stbdi IOr<Arfncet{ as well as
n.any ather foreign countries.
Help jot (he jfppcleu.^-toii are weak, dejec ed,
miserable, and nothing docs you any good,
rou say. Dont despair. There is-balm in Oilind.
"MaTcynOj tried Vinegar BUtors? No!
rlien Why deal you ? Whether your complaint
>c dyspepsia, biliousness,^constitutional debility,
tr reHlra
iiftrffnoVare your shattered systeaj, an La geniali
taitf rtrfrcihea'ijfg'withered fywgrs. j
Thurston's Icory Pcarl Tooth_l'ouilor-pl\n best
cnown lor derailing aid prcservihg.the teeth
ind .gums, dold by uH druggists. Price 25
tui 50 cents poribottle. - P. C: Wells & Co, No*
York.-.; ' r'.'i
We' have frequently heard mothers- say they
ivonld'not do without Mrs. Wins low's Soothing
Syrup from ttaobirlh of the child until it has
limped with thetaething seige, under any eonsideratiyn
whatever.
The Sterol of Beauty. What is it? No long,
er Ask', for the world of fasnion and afi the ladies
khow that it is produced by using a dslightful
and harmless preparation known as Q. W.
Laird's llloonf Of Youlh. Its Beautifying effects
arc truly wonderful. Depol.G Gold st.N. Y.
jiuirv j joiiciiu je y.fcimmcHuurcuc ana tonic
for all derangement 0 rf the genital and urinary
organs The genuine, as formerly so.d by Usviland.
Harsel A Mty,<a>^t|cir.fcr?ttrffeAlanoW
prcpafed "b'p fT. n?i lUsleyy ifce Originator and
proprietor, and the trade supplied by his sue
censors, Morgan.& RiBlc}', New York. y
Prat?* AiltCl OiTi^-^Safest and best illuminating
oil ever made. Does not explode nor fake
fire if tjie'lamp ls'uppet orbrokem -Over. 200,000
families continue to it, indnoaceMefts tatte
occurred,-of any tfofcri^Mofi, from it, Oil Housft
of Ok aides Pratt, established 1770; New York.
for tfyaprpsia, indigestion, depression of spirits
and general debility in their various forms,
also as u preventative against fever and ague
na^otUor intermittent fevers, the Ferro-phobphorafcd.clixer
of calysia made by Caseirell,
Hnj?irdi? Co., N. Yi, and sold by all-druggists,
is tlie best tonic, and as a tonic.for patients recovering
from fever, and other diseases, it Wis
no oqrthl.
Tkuyiton't Ivory I'tiifl Tooth rdicilrr'.?The best
article kpowp. for cleaning and nreservine the
tcclH'ifail gum?. Sold by all druggists, price
25 rinil'SOc'per bottle, F. C. Wells &Co. N. V.
Carbolic Stif*/ Recommended by the lending
pliysicinns and the President of the. beard of
health of New York ns t{ie roost healing compoitnd
cvor known. Gives instant relfef to burns
fcnd euros all kinds of sores cuts and wounds; and
a most invaluable mire for all purposes. Sold
ivcrywhere for 2oo. Jbhn'F. Henry sole proprietor
8 College place New York.
Chri.i/adoro'n Hair D;/c.?Is the safest nntlbeef.
It corrects the bad effects of inferior dy?e, whHe
the black or brown tints it produces arj identical
to nature, '^'uclory 68 Mol4*n Laoe New
York.*' ' /
fivajtniti Is Opiqm pinifled of Hs-Vickening and
poisouous qualities, discovered by Dr. Bigelow,
Professor of Botany, Detroit ^Iedicnl College. A
most pm;ieot ?uio(Jy*e and soothing opiate. John
F rr, shemfst New York.
"NICKERSON HOUSE."
OOXumbla B. O.
millS Pleasantly located Hotel, unsurpassed
]_ by any House iu the South for comfort, and
hcaltlr df locality?!* now open to Travelers and
others seeking accommodation. Families can
be furnisiieu witu mcc, airy rooms on reasonable
terms. '-A cnll is aolicited.
Mrs. Wm. A. WRIGHT & SOX.
Our Oiunibui.ses ami Carriages jvill.be found
at tho different depots.
Terns reasonable, transient or regular
boarders. mar 23 tf.
RICHMOND
BANKING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY.
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Capital. - - $500,000.
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PERSONS wishing to insure in a Fivst (Ran*
Company at Law rates, will please apply to
W. CLYllURN, Agent,
july 2;"?th, . Camden So. Ca.
I710RM Your club* for the JOURNAL at ooco,
' ttjwo u? afforlng o*ir?orditta?-y isduce?ePt?
to cb^s. Read the fiare* ?r??tnt.
EXTENSIVE ARRIVALS. .
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fpHE UNDERHTQNED is tww ?f*I^ S*W*X
some sod w?U selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
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QENTLEMBN'SFuraiaUsf OmEl
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Bona SHOES at I6W.
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CALL AND EXADINE *Y STOCK.
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with quantities required ft* 4a^ Irflt bt Ml to
.'any address or deliw^frhptfMi Mi* dtr oflke.
0 L DESAUSSURE 4 CO.
Comminioti AgeoU, Cittfcn f. C.
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Masons lime,
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FOR Building, plastering and WritiwAing,
and of the very best quality; constantly
on han and for sale low, aa abort.
june27 tf D L. D. k Ccf
-WEISENFELD, STHRN ft 00.
39 W. Lombard St., Baltimore Kd.
CoTi9ign'm?fh(s bf Cotton respectfully solicited,
fiheml CASH advances made thereon by '
OE?BGE AIJlKI,
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Is a powerful tonio specially adapted fur
up? in Summer, when the languid and debilitated
system needs strength and vitality, it will
give vigor to tUe feeble, strength to the weak
nnd animation to the dejected, activity to the
siuggiBh, rest to the weary, quiet to the nervous
and hoalth to the infirm.
It is a Soutli Amorican plant which according
to the scientific and medical journals of London
and Paris, possesses the most powerful tonio
properties known to the Materia Medics, and is
well known in its nativecouatry as having wonderful
curative qualities, and has beenloog need '
us a specific in all cases of tinjmritiw Of the
blood. Derangements of th* Liver and
Spleen, Tumors, Drops*?, Poverty of
the Blood, Debility, Weakness of the intestines
Utorine or Urinary Orgnns.TUl
WPTTQ) Pvhut ftf mDIIDni -
Ufi. Whim fiiuflw n aunomsA
Ih strengthening tad nourishing; like nutrition#
food, talceu into ths stomach, it assimilates and
diffuses itself through the circulation, fining
vigor and health.
It regulates the bowels, quiets the nems nets
directly uuou ths Secretory Organs, sad b? its
powerful 'ionic s id restoring effects, products- ' * ^
healthy sad vigorous action of the tsfcnhW^W,
JOHN g. KKLLOO, 18 PlnM B*TS. I.
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