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Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

President PoLK AND THg SeuTn,-
The Federal Executive has capped the
climax OF his iaNors to the South, by
signing the bill ior the government OF he
Territory OF Oregon, with the Nfihot
Proyiso attached We said months ago
that he would leave the South ia tho
lureh % far us her interests were con.
ecrncd IN the now territories. but he has
goue farther ihan We anticipated. iuf. he
has yiellrd To the Wllmol proyiso men.
aud 10 unrd not be expected by the South
thu uIler that concession, they eau cx-
poet an, thing for thl, section OF the
Gonicdemay in the Territory recently ae.
qmard IL policy aud that ol the hous.
ton schools ol politicians IN going for
maff siuad' has resulted IN pf1staiing
the ~aullt--u lca,ing her noIhiug lorh-
naul "a gularn lor the blood aud treasure
expended III these eouqursis, aud now
We have the same party, with these plain
results staring them III the isce asking
this people to tusi them once uafc with
the government thcy have 70 shmelully
ahusri % the betrayal OF the South. Ii
Jaags X. Poik could thus forget h,s duty
to the SoMh-wIal security have We
from Lewis Cas-. man whom one Of
the siauehrsI OF that party, lamb Brink.
elhon. tells us sfll halicyes IN the Wi.
mui ffoaso. although he las abandoned
j, 10 get votes at the South Tie South
has received Lesson from that side--it
ls her own fault # she docs no rrohi bY
it, NaShfHle BaHHeT,
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

rThe rspOn OF Revolution IN
Ru.sia. and the flight OF thu Emperor.
Brought ont by tho steamer Niagara, IS
conuadicted by subsequent accounts by
h e Europa. The report as we anti,ipa.
ted is without foundation
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

The Bambumcrs Of Illinois have chosen
q full electoral ticket, sis on, Of the nine
are old fashioned democrats.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

The Free Soil Van Bnreu) ticket was
carried BY PSI majority, at the late char.
Yer election at Alton Illinois.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

Prince John Van Buren. in a speech
a, the BarnburneI convention. at Read.
ing Pa, stated thut Lewis Cass stood
about as much chance OF carrying the
State OF New York, as Lonis Philippe
Mr. Van Burens chance, we think, Is
nbou, equal to Gen Cass's
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

Two Of Mr. Calhoun's slaves have
been committed to jail, IN South Carolina,
FOL an attempt to poison Mrs Calhoun, by
putting oxalic acid in her tea.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

The Bamburncr organs in New York,
as was to be expected, are greatly cnragcd
at Mr. Polk for his removal Of the Hon
B. +, Butler from office, or, A. they ca.
press 1t, for his "cutling of Mr. Buffers
head The Evening Post, to show Mr..
Folks ingrahlude, says and proves that
Mr.. Butler procured his nomination for
the Presidency in 1914 Our chief regret
Is that Buffers head wasn't cut Oh before
he accomplished that ieat--L0N Jopr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

Boser 5. BALDWIN. q $ suaioT fTom
Connecticut, prouomccs statement OF
the NHiaH That b. would NJ go IN for
l8laf uall he had rlcdsy uIoa lie
NHmb. foazo, 70 he "aR eHRfe tdhfioa.
Ii9B ttori t'FpaiHg 10 sHd. without ids
Afcd Foundation tebaIffcK. Nj
litchic must ny again, but II d, lament
able TO see ham lahoung 20 hard aud 50
frequently to mi.rcpr,scui the truth.
Inn COg8er
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

A respectable looking English family
arrived in Cincinnati, short time since,
and took decent rooms After some time
they perceived that the three children
were always crying. Ladies called and
the mother acknowledged that they were
all starring The father had been sick,
aud want finished him; the mother struck
to the heart. followed in few days
Aid came too late to save tho parents,
but kind people adopted the children
The family had been well oil, and Prtdc
forbade their making known their posi-
ton. Rereiiic.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

ISplAsA.-The Wings Of Indiana are
making every cxeTiion, aud are resolved
to carry the State for Taylor and Fillmore.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

John Minor Botis is oot with q letter
eafiag up former letter, in which, after
saying all he hal to say against General
Taylor, he p70a,isoi to vote g; him.
Now, he viii not support Taylor because
Taylor accepted the Charleston Demo.
cratic nomination so We learn iromihc
New York ESpress
Ever solncc the administration Of John
Tyler we have placed bui little confidence
in John NJ. Botts lie is certainly not IA
man Of his word. for he promised TO "hodd
Capt Tyie, os de" and has totally failed
to comply with his promise When he
does 80 we may renew our confidence IN
him
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

The Locoloco papers used to call Mr.
Van Buren the sage OF Llndcnwald -
They are now beginning to think that
their sage is nothing but icorHirood.
Louisville J0urRal.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

VERMONT ELrcuoS,--Wc have returns
Of the vote for Governor in l92 towns,
leaving about so TO be heard from. The
result IS rs follows. compared with the
election OF last year
II9s 1917
Coolidge, wv 1906 Eston W. 1880
shnfer, " - l3,l49 liraiuhrd, ABE 6,Q22
Dillingham; 90 ll,scO Dillingham;, ~ 1850
The State Senate, according 10 table
IN the Boston Atlas, consists OF 22 Wings,
7 Cass Democrats. and Free Soil
In 22i towns from which returns Of
representatives, have been received, the
Wings have l23 members, the Barn.
burners 40; the Hnkea 80 and no
choice To-
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

A poultico made OF cranbcrries Is said
to cure a cancer
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

Read the admitaLie speech ei Gel Bfasg. aa,
the letter Of John n Jones, on aur hrSi fsge
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

The anniversary OF the Battle OF Mon.
terey was celebrated at New Orleans on
the night OF the 2Sd uli., by the friends
Of General Taylor, in grand ,orch.ligli
procession. The tnnsparencles were nu.
merous aud appropriate. The Pieayunc
speaks Of IT, as a magnificent turnout
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

'Ihe PREDICTION here referred 10 Is said 10 have
be.a maar by monk who flonrsied "a The IAN
ctniuiy, aud 70 10 lhr effect that in lsis npub
.ic would bo established N France, followed BY
ten yran Of anarchy. after whleh the return oi
tie uy (llcnfy V would brng back peace,
happinrr, sc, these 10 endure hltftn yeaE and
then ihe tud Of The World 10 suPrrr,nc.- Com.
mtIelal AlArn.srf
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

~ Schools. warslsass Ao,iesi, Groceries, etc
s.s advertisements
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

Gopgyis LInrs BOOK I'VE have received ihs
October number Of ih. popular Mugaliue. Il
senisns 70 pages Of reading matter. from III,
pens Of 81 diItisn, contributors, among whom
are many Of oar BE-, magazine writers, and twsu.
iy-fse tngravings. The fashion plates afe adm.
rally gotten up, aud PurpoH TO be authentic
the real Amsneaniisd Paris fashions The de.
nand for the Lady's Book is 80 great, that al.
though large extra editions were printed, The mum.
bep for every month IN this year, except May
and June. have besa entirely exhausted. Really,
Mr. Cooley has made improvements, where We
have thought none could BE- made.
Washington telegraph., 1848-10-11

.iu.yg 40 ray.rr ruRresE To AeeoNrIIsl--
No r,Rry raoiEct. To aulLn ur-No ESEaIFs TO
re,,m-sernisa TO sghvE uur AZ Country.
%ifasrg Taylor.
al nIsAyow Anrr uNEatTooAlLf, Now Asp foR'
asgs, Any pgsIaN os nv FARr 70 iNreRffsE wtril
vur sfanfs oR WHAT Is TERMED TilE Fsortsrf oY
yns eifIsESs o. iue otnEr srltfs
9ilfaga Fillmore.
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|zDR. e.: : ]: RC1nyS
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.

The startling drawback on nearly all Medicinal Afens
has ever bern That in their process Of puration and lrli-
can,l they have also DEEiLlrATED THE SYSTEM liChce
prnaye Medicines have always been regarded as ut best
bnt Necessary Eua, Patients rcsorng 10 them Tor the
relief OF ONE disease the rScncc of ANOTHER 10 Oh
yate this, PnyslcliS have long songht for al Agent that
would al tine SAME TINE "
PURGE PURIFY hND STRENGTHEN,
But their efforts were nearly rules, and they had al.
most cspairGd of success when tic thprS of science and
research rew.rlcd d? discovery Which iiy trai-
lied the f,Ids desires o III" Medical Faclity, and Witch
ha, Pharmacy ever achieved THIS Important dcsld-
rrltun is aam"i
DR.. LIE Roy:s Vegetable Universal Pills,
Which Pui.y tie B'Gol and remove all corrxa, and
raigi hun0rs aud unhGuly atcuaaai0ns from the hHiy
in p. ,,-r never h-iGr val!eJ a:1 which Yet produce
p ark.s nr asssi4i whatever, hut the contrary tone
In. S,rn.ch auI nvignae the constitution during the
protr,s of their nprratoi~i Dr. Ie Rnys Pills. IN TACT
ui,- ,hp heretofore irr cnnri'ab!- hut most desirable
sam. tia,. a STRENGTHENING PuRGATlVE, AND
PURIFYING TONIC. ,
The two prinrinai ingredients in Dr. L. Rnys Pills are
Wild Cherry aad Sarsaparilla.
So pTeuar that each Hncs the beueirla eficct oi
he other tr former rIng, " ' the Inter through
it, union with various vegetable Ingredients rvaclateS and
ouriiirs thus they -uprJUce torpidy of laSude OF
the Digestive Funclio s. and hence their operations are
attended b; no K"actui or Subsequent Costivencss
Er lie Ruy's Pills itc III ~t active ana searching
Medicine in existence. They attack the very root
of Diseases aud ;ir acton lTnnpt that IN al o'r
or Two after they taken. the patient IL aHarr o their
I nfc,s They Eol only operate the hlnoj bu; ulso
,,,rs punI bnGi from the fountain head. 'renv"r they
nr,jnrr nit gria" debility and a. family
ned. cine they have rival Price % cents per box
For sale b. James r. Mckain, Camden, :. {.
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TO MILL WRIGHTS
AND MILL OWNERS.

The subscriber having obtained patent for his
improvement on the Water Wheel is prepared to
sell Rights, either for States, Districts or to lnd-
viduals. The advantages, Of this wheel over all
others now in use, are, that it is not affected by
dead or back water so long as there is good head
above it; it increases the speed over the ordinary
wheel, SO as TO grind buslel in from TO b min
utes-wilh good head of water buShel has been
ground in the first mentioned iime-its construc-
ton is so simple that any one who can make Tub
Wheel can pnt one cf these in operation; in fact,
it is the Tub Wheel improved
Persons purchasing a right for State or Dis
trct will bc furnished model free of charge, and
to thnsc who purchase nddual rights all necessary
instructions will be given on personal application
to the subscriber nine miles west OF Camden where
one fll.e wheels can tc seen in operation.
Letters addressed (post paid) 10 the subscriber,
(care of A. N. Kennedy will meet with prompt
attention. EMANUEL FARMER.
Attention is invited TO the annexed certificates
"Camden s. c. March 1, 1si7.
"This is to cer.iyta. have used he Water Wheel in
vented by Mr. EMANUEL Parker. Iapprd il 10 M Mill,
which had previously ground bushel twenty minutes
but which, afirrits application. ground bnShel in frc mn
ues. with two-rs of water power The meal is e.
qualy good, if not better than before r. McRA.
Eouth- District.
] do Hereby certify that have in use. attached to my
r,t Mil llc improved Water Wheel the Patent of which
Emanuel Parker of kershaw District has obtained; and
find il superior 10 any wheel have before had seen.
and III than rcasug my most sanguine cxpeca;ions
4. a. MCDOWELL.
December 9, 1877.
South.C h.Car!ipa..Eershaw District.
This is 10 certify that Mr. f. Parker has affixed his Pa
tent Wheel to ms Cr>t Mi and am very much pleased
Nth lis performance. and feel confident tI;u II eSces
any '''''S u VIZ N'''' ''' WI TAYLOR.
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M0st Extraordinary Work!
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

By DR.. A. NJ. MARlCEAU, Professor of Diseases Of
Women. SIKH Edition. lSm PIP. 25o. Price 81.
$4,000 copies sold in Three Months.
Every female getting copy of this most important and
interesting Work Tolrands Of females, married and
unmarried, tthe married particularly suffering and
have suffered for years expendng money in purchasing
useless medicines, who would here at discover the
nature oftheir complaint, its cause: and lhs remedy.
Ii is intended especially for the married, those
tcnpaling marriage rs dscloses important which
shoiId be known to them particularly. And thus for
dollar, e price of the book years ofmisery will be saved
thousands Of females, and their youth, beauty, and
buoyancy Of spirits retained an advanced age, instead
of aiiina, sick and emaciated at thirty.
To the wife, to the mother, 10 the female eithe: ird
din. into wOn.lnoud, the in the decline of
in whom nature contcmpla;es an important chang ~
also 10 the contemplating marriage, is beyond =
Over ten thousand copies have been sent by maj!
in three months, with perfect safety and certainty. :. u
instance has remittance failed 10 reach the iu!l,,. e.
or the book those to whom j. has been directed.
On the receipt Of One Dollar, the Married Won,as
Private Medical Companion will I've sent u1tout 0d 70
tie purchaser for posfd cc oany part Of tile United tais
p TMoENToS al the Post Office il Agent for Camden,
for the sale elite above
Feb %, 1913. 8. 6m
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New Fall Goods.

The subscriber is now opening genera assort-
ment of staple and fancy Goods, selected by him.
sell in New York, which he offers on his usual ac-
commodating terms. They comprise in part, as
follows
WOOLENS.
Heavy London Duff Blankets
do striped brown French Blankets
do grey and white nackinaw Blankets
do drab and brown negro kerseys
do gray and plaid negro cloths
do GLASGOW jeans do do
do Kingston striped and plaid negro cloths
White, red and yellow fannels, ass'd qualities
Supcrfne real Welsh lannels
do black, blue, invisible green and cadet
mixed cloths
Fashionable cassimercs, assorted coors
Ermine AMI doeskn cassmcres
Sattnels, assorted coorS and qualities
Montcrv cassimercs: fancy ve$tings
FRENCH EMDROIDERIES, &c.
Elegant rral French embroidered collars
do do do trimmed do
do do do embroidered capes
do do do i1rc do
do do do worked sleeves
do do do do ladies caps
do worked Infants rotcS
do do do robe hodcs
do embroidered do do do
do do lace bnrdered do
Superb embroidered cashmrc robes
Rich caSlinire dresses
Rich vclvct-slriped poult de sole silk
French figured and worked muslin for dresses
COTTON GOODS.
Calicoes, OF new style ana assorted qualities
English and American long cloth, unusually cheap
I'D beached shcetngs
Blca and unhea. homeSpuns, assorted qualities
Unbleached and bleachcd canton hlnnels
Cotton cambrics and nlad mnsIns
Furniture dim,y aad book musIns
Swiss and null muslins ana Furniture Fringe
LINENS.
Irish linens, lawns and shcctings; brown ho!-
land and linen oznaburrs; blrd-cyc and Russia di-
apcrs; table diaper and danask table cloths; dow.
las and linen threads.
Alpaca and bonbaziuc; Montcry pIaids; gala
plaidS; colnred merinooS; gondola plads; worsted
manle.las; bc!gravc hoods; butterfly carved tuck
ing combs; carved polka lucking combs. dressing
and fine tooth combs; hair brushes
With variety Of other articles
sept. %. Ii. LEVY.
BaggimS and Rope.
$50 pieces Kentucky Begging; 100 coils Rope.
Just received and for sale by
sept. -. H. LEVY.
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EA UlNOX.

This fine and thorough bred Stallion will stand
the ensuing season, commencing on the first Of
March, ard ending on he lst Of July, in the vcini.
ty Of Camden. at $40 the season and $40 the in.
surancc and 30 cents 10 the groom. 5
Equinox is beautiful dark chcsnut, Is hands.
three inches high, finely pr"Portioned, of superior
form and action, of great docity, and in all res
pecis admirably adapted to improve the stock of
saddle and draft horses. lie was bred by R. l..
Stevens, Esq. Of New York, out oil Janelte, full
sister Of sir Charles; his sire Mr. Bolts ceebra.
ted horse GuI!anEa. Feb 16-2m
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In the Common Pleas.
Wilson Villinrs. vs. Henry Observation-Disclosures IN
Fnrcgn Attachment
Whereas the plaintiff in The above stated case
has filed his declaration on the tth March, l>47
ar. inst the defendant, who is abscn: md without
the limits of this State, as it is saio, having mel
thrr wife nor attorney known within tn same, on
whom copy OF The declaration with rule to
plead thereto might be served: 1t is ordrr'd that
the defendant do plead to the same within year
and day from The date hereof, otherwise final and
ablsoute judgment will be awarded against him
H. r. PRICE. clerk.
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Notice of Administrative.

MARY &. REYNOLDS having Obtained granf OF
Letters Of Administration Of all and singular tn"
goods and cha;tels, rights aud credits that were oi
George Reynolds deceased, at the time OF his DEATH
hereby notifies all who are indebted TO the estate
of Il c said George Reynolds 10 come forward and
settle their debts, with the Administrative. and all
persons having claims against The said estate will
hand them in to her properly attested within the
time prescribed by Law.
hereby constitute MI appoint James Chesnut,
Ir as my agent and authorize him for me, as Adm-
nslratrlx, TO receive any monies that may be due
the said estate, and for me and in my name, to
execute and give receipts and acqui!tanccs for the
same.
MARY G. REYNOLDS.
Jan. IL, 1919. 3 If
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HEALTH! HEALTH!
THOMSON'S


COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR g. WOOD NAPTHA
The only CERTAIN REMEDY for the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, e.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Bood Pain in the Side and
Breast, Threat. Icar@ncss Palatafion Of the Heart
Hhoopiag Cough Crovp Hires Nerrous Ire-:
mgars Lirer Sornpain. Diseased Kidneys, and .
hBtfioas generally oiMc Ihroat, Breast, -
and Lrags,
Ofa the diseases incident 10 climate there is none
universal and al the time sO nsldous and fatal ~
Consumption. In this country especially, Pulmonary Con-
sumption is mDEacally SrOurgc, and in its ressess
reer, sweeps the land Destroying Angel laying
low with relentless hand. the strongest and airest of
race Hitherto all efforts this dread disease have
proved vain. and all that seemed within power wns
best the alcviaon of suffering, rendering somewhat
smoother th" certain progress TO the tnmb.
TIE PROPRIETOR in Offering this preparation the public,
would embrace the opportunity to stale upon what grounds
puts forth its merits: and the upon which ounds
lis superior claims 10 the attention Of the afflicted that all
who require It's may full confidence in its cum
tive powers Since its fist preparation he has had the
pleasure OF witnessing happy results in numerous nsa
ces: b he was determined not To- offer 1t 10 the public UNI
I'll c had become thoroughly convinced of its efficacy Ha.
wing such ronvcton he confidently offers 1t REM
cdy without parallel in the cure ureofPuLMONARY of CON
SUMPTION and its kindred diseases z-
Let the ollywing speak for Itself
"a have used Tlomsons Compound Syrup OF Tar and
Wood Nap,la for some time in my practice, and have
found il the efficient remedy ever used in Consump
tive cases chronic cGlarr &c, when great itablity,
with weakness Of the pulmonary organs existed The
plity with which il is greatly in its favor where dys
pnGf. oppression exists, which Immediately relieved
by it. In Pulmonary Consumption it can be used with
confidence being applicable every form of that disease,
ard consider mrdicne well worthy the attention Of
Phys cias. ard exempt from the mpufaon of empiricsn.
VI. CHAMBERS, NJ. d.
Philadelphia. Oct H. 1876.
Tie above medicine prepared only by ABNEY 4 Dick
at y. T.. of Fifth Spruce Streets Philade
plia Sold in Camden byF l.. ZEMP, Sole Agent and
by rrsp"r table Druggists generally
Price 81 or 50 cts. per bottle. Beware of limitations
January ~. 3 St
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Hn EGuity--kcrsFlaw District.
Marra:ct McCaSkllI and Saml. p. Murchisou
Daniel McCaski!l and others,

Daniel McCaski! and others.
|: appearing 10 my satisfaction, that Daniel Nc.
Caskili, the brother Of Alexander McCaskll, who
is one nf tie defendants to this hl departed from
his Safe many years since, and has not been
heard from or of since then: On motion OF ]. NJ.
DcSaussurr, conplainant's solicitor, it is ordered
hat, the said DAME or il lie be dead any children
that he may have lett, do plead, answer demur to
this bill within three months from this day, or an
order pro conicsso will be granted against him or
them.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, C. E. x. D. a;
Ccmm'rs. Office, Feb 10, le4S. 81 81 II
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ESSicf
NEW GROCERY
EAM:.::-E PROVISION STORE

ESVaSrCN S.OEE.
The subscriber has just opened a carefully Sc
ectcd stock of Family Groceries, which lie pr"po-
seS 10 sell for cash, at very small advance on cost
Ills stock consists in part, Of
Hio, old Java, Cuba and Mocha Coffee
Loaf, lump, crashed, pulverized and brown Sugar.
New Orleans and West India MoasSes
Gunpnwdcr, hyson, green and black Tea
Rice Flour hccsa, Bacon, Lard and Mackarel
Sardnes in oil, salmon and Holsters
Almonds, raiSins, curraEis, cltron and figs
Preserved ginger, pine apple, lemon and orange
Brandy caches, cherries and pears
Mushrooms. tomato, paoli and walnut kctchup
Pickles assorted, aud sauces of different kinds
Mustard. Pepper, ginger, nutmcgs, cloves, a!splce
Soda, butter, sugar and water crackers
Lemon, pine apple raspberry and ginger syrups
Cugnac Brandy Qlcnncsscs and other brands)
Bordeaux, old peach and apple brandy
Holland Gin; Janaica and New England Rum
Nlonnngahcla, old rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskey
New Orleans (rccllhcd) ard North Carolina do
Malaga. Madeira, Sherry and !Teneritfe wine
Champagne, old Porl, laret and 1luscat do
London Porter and Scotch ale in quarts and plnts
American and French cordials, assorted
Taow, sperm and adamantInc candles
Bar soap: starch; indigo; castor oil; salt petre
Yeast, scidlliz and soda powders; Sal EraiuS
With great variety Of olher articles too numcr-
Gus to mention. >. BENSON.
Dickson & Latla's old stand, nerly opposite Davis
Hotel. May 10.
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EsrickIaying and PIa.tering.

The subscriber having located himself III Cam,
den. respectfully offers his services 10 the citizens
of the town an he surrounding country. Brick.
laying. plain P!aStering, stucco work. cornish and
centres, rough casting, limitations of all kinds OF
stone &C., will he executed in manner warranted
to give satisfaction. share of Patronage is s"I-
il, itcd lie NAV he found at his residence OH Rut-
ledge between Market and Lyttleton streets. Per-
sons in the country wishing his service, can ad-
dress him through the Pos; Office.
JOSEPH SHEPHERD.
Aug. lS, 1917. 32 tt
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Election Notice.

STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
Office Of Court of G. S. and Common Pleas,
of Kershar District.
Whereas, a vacancy has occurred iE the Office
of Ordinary for Kcrshaw District, lowing to the
death of r. L. Wilson,) Now, therefore. in pur.
suance of the "a Of the Legislature Of 1885,"
do hereby give Public Notice that an Election f'r
Ordinary will be held on Monday, the 3rd day OF
April, lS4s, to ill said vacancy.
Witness nv hand at Camden, this 9TH day Of
February, A. D. l64s.'
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"IIaTG OGT'' THE CLOTHING
"ON THE OUTER WALLS"

For the cry is, "SI they come Who comes! Why,
the customers, be surc They can't well do otherfse
whcno stock Of Really Made CLOTHING has been 20
we'll rcpenshed by the arrival of the Southeer from {.
York and The Dekab from CharlrsioG-and our prices
are so well suited to hc tncs Now the time for bar.
gans the gentle Spring is fast approaching, and wish
the heavy articles g"e place to something
b!. Should any h" too late. it will be their own fault
J-Remenhcr, the Store is under the Masonic Hall.
W. a. KENT & MITCHELL :
March I. 4t