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White Lead, Window Glass.

A new supply of White Lead and Window
Glass just received As these articles are pur
chased at cash prices, they will be sold lower than
they have ever been in this market Nothing
wW be gained by sending to Charleston for them
Before purchasing elsewhere call at the subscr-
ber's. FRANCIS l.. LEMP.
Feb. %, 194S. s
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To the Voters of Lancaster District.

LSWc are authorized to announce l.. Is.
McATEER as Candidate for Tax Collector
for Lancaster District, at the next election Tor
that office. And Let no voter doubt The result;
bu, stand up for him like David did for Israel
AGAINST Goi,h the champion of the Phlistnes.
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CtTWe are authorized to announce Lieut.. }.
3. KERSHAW as a candidate for Major of
the Lower Battalion 22d Regiment, S. c. NJ.
at the ensuing election.
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For Sale OF Rent.

The house and lot recently occupied by MIR
Pegues adjoining the residence of the subscriber,
fronting on Fair Street. 10 one desiring to lease
for term OF years the place will be let on rcasona-
w. NJ. SHANNON.
March s, 1913. 10 If
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200 ,undn Summer Coats,

Have Just been received from New York, By tne
subscriber; among them may be found every style
now fashionable Prccs from two TO ten dollars
Also, jus, opened, beautiful assortment ol MADE
Yes S, Vestings, fancy Linens and Coating cioths'
some verv fine. To insure sales they will be Of
f.rcd very low. f.. w. BONNEY.
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SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES.

DIR. SMITHS PREMIUM TORPEDO MAG
NETIC MAClIINES-This is certainly the neat
est and most powerful Instrument yet offered to
the public, and as remedial agent in nervous and
chronic affections, II has bee. found highly SER
viccablc The American Institute has awarded
prize TO this Instrument over many competitors.
For sale BY +. l.. ZEAlP.
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THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.

Keep il before The People of Lancaster District:
we the citizens OF this District announce ELL
C. BISHOP, Esq, as candidate for the office Of
Sheriff, tie next term. Mr.. BISHOP being ma.
tive of our District has given us an opportunity OF
knowing him well, from his youth up to the present
time Ills Lones,y honor and strictly sober and
moral principles have been we'll tested among u.s.
and highly appreciated by all good citizens who
know him we'll. We therefore earnestly recon-
mend him to the favor and respect of each and
every voter of our District, and hope they Will eel
it their duty to give him the Office as he is every
way qualified to discharge the duties thereon with
or d to him: c and satisfaction 10 the people, and
we will appreciate the favor. woman.
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The undersigned has his day opened another
case of Fancy Dry Goods, seven days from New
York--among them some elegant Berages' Prints
and mourning Ginghams, Irish Linens Lawns
Table dap rs, Doilces, Fans, Sun Shades, &c
April ). T.. w. DoNNEl'
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James Chesnut, jr, Esqis my solc Agent and
Attorney, with full power TO act lor me in settling
the Estate OF the late DR.. George RI ynodS: and no
other person is authorised to use my name or to re-
ccive money grant discharges OF the said Estate,
unless specially empowered IN writing by him or
myself. NARY {. REYNOLDS.
Adm'x Of G. Reynolds.
March 31 1917
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WAHL ARRANGEMENTS.

NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CIIERAw, &C.
Due daily. at loa i. ". "
Closes - 1. W.
SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA, &c.
Due daily, at A. " "
Closes - - l. -"'
CHARLESTON MAIL.
Due daily, at A. ".
Closes :" - T. VI
CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER C.. II. DC.
Due Sunday Tuesday and Thursday, nj r ".
Closes Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at a. N.
YoRKvILLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL, DC.
Due Thursday, at IL a. ;M ~
Closes same day, at :: +. W.
LYNCHwOoD MAIL, GIA TILLERs FERRY.
Dnc Tuesday and Friday, lO T. VI
Closes Tuesday and Friday, at r. W.
OFFICE HOURS.
From "a. NJ to / p. NJ. From p NJ. 10 sunset every
day except Sunday.
Prom to lO \. VI. on the Sabbclh.
L.J-Accoring act of Congress, all Newspapers that
are not forwarded directly from The Office "i publication,
and all Circulars and IIadbs must prepay postage vi
three cents cach they will not be forwarded Ill the mall
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eaa{ty5 aa5 l.343!.
Spring stock of Boots and Shoes.

Spring stock of Boots and Shoes.
g. w. Olncy has this week received general
assortment of BOOTS and SHOES. consisting, in
part, Oh
Genlcmcn's fine light Boots, at 6 90
do Cali, KIP and Goat Skin DO. at , to
do Seal and Cloth Caters
Ladies' white Kid and Satin Slippers
do black and colorcd Kid and Morocco Ties
do Congress Boots and BuSkIns
do black and colorcd Cater Boots
do do do half do. Pumps and wets
do excellent morocco Slippers, al 0O Gets
do Seal, Goat Skin and Leather Buskln Ties
Boys Cali, Zip and Seal Bootccs
Misses Morocco, Seal and Leather Bootecs
do do do do BuskIns
do black and colorcd Morocco and hid Ties
Childrcn's black and colorcd Caters
do do do Morocco Bootccs
do Leather pcggci and scwcd do
-ALSo-
A large lot of Mems Boys bound and unbound
lrogalls, at low prices; with general assort-
mcnt OF -
HATS AND BONNETS,
which will be sold at small advance on prime
cost. Call and look, and you will not 60 away dis
satisfied. Opposite The Bank 81 C""ae"'>
lIarh ID. III Al
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIrS AND lMIrA
TONS


Tho unparalleled and astonishing efficacy Of DIR.
WISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, in all
the diseases for which it is recommended curing ma
nv cases after the skill Of the best physicians una
vailing has effected large and increasing demand for
il. This fact has caused many unprinciplcd coun
terfckcrs and initaors 10 palm eff spurious mixtures
of similar name and appearance, for the genuine Bal
SAM Some are called "Syrup Of Wild Cherry" BAL
sam Of Spikcnlrd," "Wild Cherry Comfrcy." Sc.
Another, Wcscr's Balsam OF Wild Cherry" mi>pc!ling
the namc and forging certificates to resemble those of
ihe iruo Balsam cdr. Wistors Blls1m of Wild Cher
~" is the only genuine. The rest merely mitac the
name Of the original, while they possess Of lis vr
tues.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GEN.
UINE.
The genuine Balsam is put up in bottles, with the
words "Dr. Wstar's Balstm Of Wild Cherry, Pha,'
blown in tho glass; each bottle bearing label oil the
front, with the signature of H. WISTAR, NJ. D.
This vii! be enveoped hereafter with, new wrap.
per copyright secured, 1874, which will always ap-
pear the written signature of" BUTTS"
Nome genuine, unless signed l. BU7rs on the wrapper.
Sold in Camden by j. R. McKain; at wholesale by P.
M. Cohen g. Co., Charcston and by Druggists gen.
orally in South Carolina.
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Attention Fircncn.

Attend your Regular business Meeting at
your Hall On Monday evening next, at 7 o'clock.
WARREN, Scc'y.
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GTWe are authorized to announce MAJOR
A. RI. Boykin as a candidate for re election
for Representative in the State Legislature at
the ensuing election.
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The following are few OF the many valuable
Family Medicines now in general use and (which
may be obtained, wholesale and retail at
CLEVELAND'S,
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall.
Peters Vegetable Pills Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Schaps Headache Pills Cherry
Beckwth's Pills Townsend's sarsaParilla
Spencer and Lees Pills Carpenters do
lIooper's Female Pills Sands 20
Wrghrs Ind. Veg. Pills Glove Anodyne Tooth.
Davis Pain Killer ache Drops
Philo- oxen, or Females Rowand's Tonic Mixture
Friend IIcnry's calc. .Nagnesa
McAstcrs Ointment Tdrrants seltzer Aperient
IIarrison's Do Gum Arabic Lozcngcs
Scotch Itch Do Brewers fancy do
Rose Do Robinson's patent Barley
Dallcy's Pain Extractor
Together with fresh supply of
Paints, Oils, FarnisheS, IVindow Glass, Putty
and TWpcntinc; Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
LsS4gYGsGa aGa
Among which are. Lubin's fine Extract of Jockey
Club, Rose, Patchouly, Vervicnnc; &c. &c.
Also-Brstol Bricks, Whiting, Sperm. Train
and Castor Oils of superior quality at reduced Fri
ccs For sale as above.
April ). IA IF
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NOtice.

An election will be held by the Commissioners
Of the Poor for Kcashaw District en the first
Tuesday in May next, for a keeper CT the Poor
House. All applicants for the office must make
their proposals in writing, stating the terms.
BY order OF the Board,
w L. HUGilSON, Secretary.
March l5tl 1913. III st
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Executors Notice.
EDa%alerPeOtyDe.

The subscriber has fitted up his Rooms over the
Post Office, where lie will be ready to wait upon
any VINO may favor him with call. Good like
nesses, warranted. or no charge will be made.
Prices reduced to suit the times. Hours from
10 A. NJ. until 5P. ~ |. B. ALEXANDER.
March 10Th, lSiS. III At
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NEw Yopr Sen,emh.r 6tb 1877

NEW YORK. September 9th, 1911
Messrs. w yatt & Observation-Disclosures am constran-
ed to give You statement of the benefit derived from
ing. shall render bendit to those who are suffering from
that Troublesome disease reduced for several years
by the Piles much that it with great difficulty for
other disease which were extremely troublesome and
which am pleased say boxes of the Eecury entire
y removed; and that my health is better now than it has
been for many years 1t has done me and my family since
more good and with less expense. than all the physicians to
whom have applied, or medicine that have used.
remain still in perfect health.
Your obt serv't NELSON NEWTON,
$50 Spring street, cor. Renwick.
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A ssignec's Notice.

Dickson g. Latta having made an assignment TO
tie subscriber for the benefit If their creditors all
indebted are requested to make payment and all
persons having claims are requested 10 render
;hem to James Chesnut Esq, who is also authorz-
ed TO collect all notes, due-bs, or open accoants
l.. H. BEACH, Assignee.
Camden, March Goth ls4S.
The stock of Groceries on hand vii! be offered
at psvate sale during next week AT COST. Ba'-
gains may be expected. (I23O L. NJ B.
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Books and stationary.

Books and stationary.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Of every kind used III our Schools
RIFLES. PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNS,
MISCELLiNEUt > AND CLASSICAL. BOOkS,
cory AND ClPllEltlNG BOOkS,
DAY BOOKS, LEDiERS,
and other Account Books.
PASS AND MENORANDl VI BOOKS,
STATES AND PENCILS.
MONOClIROMATIC PAPER AND CRAlONS,
BLACK AND RED INK, B!'ACk SAND,
BLACK AND RED LEAD PENCILS,
LETTER. WRITING AND DRAWING PAPER,
Ruled and Plain
NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
SEALING; WAX AND WATERS, dc. &C.
March IL. a. 1oCN"'
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" We are authorized to announce DR..
E. A. SALMOND as candidate for Repres.
enlative in the State Legislature, at the ensuing
election.
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March q, 1917.

Plain black and co orcd )'erages for ladies' drcs-
ses, black nd sco!orcd Gnghams, Prints &c, la
die Cravais, superior Kid Gloves, Silk 1ls, color
cd Linen for Riding Dresses, corded Skiring cloth,
Patent Skirts dc, just opened by
f. w BONN EY.
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CEFW We are authorized to announce MAJOR
James L. Reid as a candidate for Representa-
tive in the State Legislature at the ensuing
election
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New Spring Goods.

Tie subscriber Will receive 10y tie Dekalb, his
stock OF fresh Spring Goods. from New ORR, ork;
March 2G. ii. LIZ I.
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March Is.
On Ccn,ignment--FrO the North.

A choice lot OF Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
and Spanish Segars of several very fine brands.
Any person wishing very superior article for
their own use, will do well 10 call and examine the
assortment, as it will be sold low. Apply at the
Post Office 10 Z. THORNTON.
March 10. ii tt
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New YORK. November 2, 1917.

New YORK, November 2, 1917.
Messrs Wyatt e. Observation-Disclosures consider it
duty which not snly you. but my fellow beings,
TO speak in praise Of DR.. Uphams Elecuary medicine
which think hos saved my life and restored to full
health. For several years afflicted with Piles togeh-
with Dyspepsia. and general arrangement Of the sys
tenn employed different physicians with good result,
and they at least told they could do for me- and
said that lmust die thus had given up all hopes of
benefits that nephew of mine in Philadelphia benjamin
Perciva had derived in Of chronicle dysen
terry. by your medicine, that purchased box. which,
lief. and thank God by continuing its tsc that am
stored to perfect health MRS. SARAH r. AMES,
li2 Mercer street.
NoTICE.-The genuine Upllams Elacuary has his writ
ten signature thus (GJ-A upham W. d. The hand is al
SO done with the pen. Price 81 box.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT e. kETCIIAM,
l2l Fulton street, n. and Druggists generally through
out the United States and Cana,lies.
J. Il. MckAIN, Agent for Camden, S. c.
March % II If
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Spring Fashion,

Ladies' Colored and Black Caters, latest style,
just received and for sale by the subscriber. Also
ladies White Satin and Kid Slips.
GEO. ALDEN.
March Is. IL If
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March 10.
Removal.

The subscribers have removed their stock of
goods to the store next to the South East corner of
Broad and Dckalb streets, where they will be
most happy 10 see their friends and customers.
GEO. S. DOUGLAS &Co.
March Is. IL st
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Dentistry.

Dr. J. LEE is now in Camden, and will wait on
his customers during this and the ensuing week.
March %. l3 IT
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nsThe friends of Adjutant JAMES CAN
TEY, The present incumbent, propose him to
their fellow citizens as candidate for re elec-
ton to the next Legislature.
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TO Rent,

The House recently occupied by the subscriber.
Possession given Immediately.
J.lllARLESWORTH.
March 90
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Stone Lime &c.

The subscriber lbs on hand lot Of superior
Stone Lime, in goo order. Also, Plaster Paris,
Cement and Marble Dust, all of which he will sell
very low, C.L CllATTEN.
March 20 l3 If
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NEW STORE.

The subscriber would inform the public that he
has taken the Brick Store formerly occupied by
Capt. Aluy, a few doors below the corners OF
Broad and DeKab streets, where he has opened a
stock Of GROCERIES, snch as Sugar Coffee
Salt, Moasses Mackarel, Rice, Powder, Shot Nc
Also, Porter Ale, Crackers, Confectionery, lobac-
GO, Segars, &c. &c. Having purchased his Goods
for cash. he is enabled to offer bargains to purcha-
scrs, who are lsspectuy invitcd,o give nun CALL
A. Z. ALLEN.
April II ~
Garden Hoes and Rakes; Brade's patent Hoes;
EIwcll and Chestcr's Hoes, all sizes; Spades;
Shovels, &c; for sale by E.:SS1
Fob 20 E. w. BONNEY.
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Just Received.
A fresh supply Of GENUINE MEDICINES
Among them arc
MGRRAY'S FLUID MAGNESlA
SUPERIOR ENGLISH MI SrAlD
CAMPIlOR
BEST CASTOR OIL
DO SWEET OIL
ALCOHOL.
MEAKIi'S EXTRACTS, FOR FLANORlNG
TARRANT'S SELTIER APElllE.NT
GLOVE ANODINE TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
SUPERIOR WHITE WAX
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARllLA
SWAYNE'S SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
The above, together with every other article
in the Drug line, viz
NJ edicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass
PERFUMEKY,
will be sold at least as ow as articles of like quail
ty can be obtained in the ncghborhood.
JAMES X. MckAlN.
Feb. 90. 9
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VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINES.

The following are few of the many valuable
Family Medicines now in general use and .whcl
may be obtained, wholesale and retail at
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Dissolution ef Copar,nership.

March %.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-30

FoRrIGN lrcal Of the Cambria. This steamer
arrived in New York on Saturday last. There is no
thing new in commercial matters Corn and cotton
had hardly changed The circular of Earrings & CO..
states that business has been dull The weather for
the week previous hal been fine. The cholera has
broken out in severn, small towns about Edinburgh,
and in some cases particularly vruent The London
Times. however, doubts its being Asiatc, and thinks
may be met with ordinary appliances of cleanliness
and care. In London it is confined to the poorer
classes. Louis Philippe and family came near be-
ing poisoned. short time since. No report of inter.
est from Ireland. The most important news from Aus
ra is that of the capture of Vienna by the imperial
troops, on the lst Of Nov. France, Spain, Portugal
Germany Italy, Prussia and Turkey, equally voit
of interest in the reports.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-30
Presidential Elections.

From Ciss Cincinnati Advertiser and Niles Register,
we gather some interesting statistics Of the number of
electoral votes cast for each President. Originally
two persons were voted for-he highest in vote being
thereby made President and tho next highest, Vice
President. But the difficulty which sprang from
the equal vote Of Jefferson and Burr effected change
in 1901.
In 1889. Ten states were entitled to 70 votes.-
Geo. Washington received 60, which were all the
votes cast, of the states not represented
in full. John Adams chosen Vice President.
In 1892. Fifteen States were entitled to 1876 votes,
of which Geo. Washington received 1872, all the votes
cast John Adams again Vice President.
In 1896. Sixteen states were entitled to 1873 votes
of which John Adams received II, and Thomas JEFF
ferson was chosen Vice President
In 1900 Sixteen states were entitled to 1888 votes
Of which Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr received
each 70. No choice by the people. The House OF
Representatives after ballotlng six days. on the Both
ballot elected Thomas Jefferson President, and Aaron
Burr Vice President.
In 1904 Seventeen states were entitled to nc
votes, of which Thomas Jefferson received 1862 Geo
Clinton Vice President.
In 1903. Seventeen states and 176 votes. James
Madison received 122 votes, and was chosen Pres
dent. Geo. Clinton had received electoral votes a
every election since the organization of the Govern
ment, and was now chosen Vice President.
In 1872. Eighteen states and 2lS votes Jane.
Madison received l2S as President and Elbridgt
Gerry l3l as Vice President
In 1916 Nineteen states and 22l votes, of whcl
James Monroe received lS3 D. D. Tompkns Vic
} President.
In 1890 Twenty four states and 232 votes.-
} James Monroe received 23l. D. D. Tompkins Vic
President
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-30
Preservation Of Cabbages.

AS this common and very wholesome escueni
has greater tendency to putre;action than most
other vegetable substances, and emlts during
this state, very disagreeable odor, it IS Impor-
tant to know by what means it can be preserved.
Among the various methods recommended, the
two following are deemed sufficient, as they both
have been practced with success -
l. Select a dry piece ofground, cut the heads
OF the cabbage from their stumps, and place them
in parallel rows, with the top part down, and any
desired length or width Make these rows one
less in width and length every layer. so that
when the heap is finished it will come to point
and appear very much like a pile of cannon balls
in an arsenal, Over this heap, place a covering
of straw, and then put OH the dirt sufficiently
thick, the same as on potatoe heap, to keep out
the frost, and the work is DONE The earth
should be spatted down hard on the four sides,
making the top sharp, like the roof of house,
so as to shed rain well. If the ground where the
cabbage is stored, be of heavy clay, it should
be trenched round the heap so as to carry off
the water, and bed of straw or round logs six
inches or a foot thick be made for it to rest upon
and as a drain for all moisture it being quite i'm.
portant that vegetables of every kind be kept
dry.
2 Cut the cabbages so that they may have
two inches Of stem left below the leaves scoop
out the pth as far into the stalk as a small knife
will reach then suspend the heads, by means OF
a cord, exactly perpendicular but in an inverted
position, and fill up, daily, the hollow part of the
stem with clean cold water.
BY this method, cabbages, cauliAowers broc-
coli, celery, &c, may be preserved for some
time, if kept in a cool place, thus affording an
easy means of keeping a winters supply of veg.
etablcs fresh and green.-American AgricuE
turiSt