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DIR. LIE ROy'S Vegetable Univer.
sal Pills.

These pills taking the place of every Other med
icine of the same class and from what we know and
hear of its virtues it is wonderful miraculous. and
singular agent. Not dseusc exists which it not eli.
thcr cured or mitigated by its use. large amount
Of testimony upplauding its virtues orc daily received
by tho American agents; cures Of every complaint
with name is certified 10 and The prevailing opn.
ion throughout the whole country is that Dr. Le Roys
Piles are the best family medicine extant
SARSAPARlLLA AND WILD CHERRY,
Compose par, Of this vegetable compound, which
makes it not only the beat purifier of tho blood. but
tho bcs, tonic and aperen medicine in In bilious
and liver complaints, indigestion, piles, and oil chronic
complaints il has achieved triumph hitherto un.
known in the healing art.
TRY ir.--A single dose will stamp The seal Of truth
on all we have said in its favor. Price IS cents per
box. For sale by j. R. McKAlN, Camden.
April IL, IS I'm
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u5GREAT INCONSISTENCY !!--Physiciaus
prescribe DIR. ROGERS LIYERWORT AND TAR
in the last stages and The mos, hopeless cases of CON-
SUMPTION, after all other medicines have failed, as
it has proved itself, BE- the most extraordinary med
ica aid in curing that disease. Now this medicine
is us valuable in the inc,pent stages such as COUGH
COLDS, &C.. &c. when tho Lungs arc moi loo fat
gone heorc liberation takes Plucc. II is seldom or
never known 10 fail in breaking the most distressing
Cous, or Gold in few hours tine if the directions
are strictly followed. The GENUINE DR.. ROGERS
LIvERWORT AND TAR, which makes no makes
30 many wonderful cures, is for by
JAMES R. McKA1N.
See advertisement on fourth page.
April III. ID Al
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FROM OLD VIRGINIA AGAIN.
Albcrmarlo County, Virginia March 81. 1887.
April H.,

MIR. Seth W. Fowlc,--Dcar Sir:-I take pleasure in
stating 10 you my experience in the use of Visitors
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. own very valuable ne.
gro girl who was attacked with difficulty of the lungs
which brought her in appearance 10 the brink OF the
prsye. I consulted some Of the best physicians, who
pronounced her case ncurable, or that they conld do
no moro for her. tried many remedies but mono did
any COOL. ! saw .ome account Of "istor's Bnlsam'
and thought would try IT, but had little faith init
procured bottle, which was administered according
to directions and saw she began 10 mend, and before
the frst bottle was gone she was mp. procured a
yccond bottle mud sho took that, and she in, think,
cured or nearly She attends to her daily labor,
and hear no complaints from her.
r. L. JEFFERSON.
None genuine, unless signed I. Burrs on The wrap.
par. Sold in Camden by J.R. McKAIs; at wholesale
BY P. M ConEs, & Co., Charleston, and by Druggists
generally throughout the State. ,a. "
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nDR. oSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE
which hns gained such notoriey in the cure Of Fsve
and Apue, and other bilious affections, may be found
At tho Drug Store of JAMES r. McKAIN. This
medicine was prepared by regular physician, and is
the result Of an extensive practice of several years in
bilious climate. Those who have used it themselves
or seen i,s suu,ary effects upon others, need farther
evidence of its great value. small Treatise the
"causes, treatment and cure Of fovcr and uguc and
ohor discusses of bilious climates" may be had gratis
Of the above agent.
April ii, ID
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From New York.

The subscribers have received per Southe ner,
a case of "Warnock's" Fashionable Summer Hats,
Also, dozens J. NJ Davies, Jones & Co.'S patent
shoulder seam Shirts, and an elegant assortment
of summer cravats. They have also,
Broad brim white Fur Hats
do do Panama do
do do Campeachy do
do do Palm Leaf
Yo"th's Panama and Fur Hats
Children's Palm Leaf and Legforn Hats
April 4. MCDONALD u COOPER.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

CHARLESTON, April ..
CoTToN.-The cotton market has been very
quiet since we issued our report on the morning
oflhe 9th inst. During Friday the transactions
were confined TO some GOO bales without any
change. Extremes 5 rs lie. On Saiur.
day upwards of 1850 bales were sold. The
market was depressed, and prices reported
rather in favor of the buyer. The sales on
the latter day, arc as follows :-l60 bales at
5l3 1862 at $ 3.4; l0l at 6; IA at l.s; 265
at 6 4; 100 at 67.l6; $50 al l,2; e5 at
Z; IS at 7 8, bales al l.dc.-Courier.
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- GARD
I'm time of peace prepare for war;

And in the genial months OF Spring, prepare for
the sutry heat of summer, and its accompanying
Humours of the Blood, Chills, Fevers, Headaches,
&C., by resorting at once to the Remedies which
Nature and Art so bounliiuIy provide for their
relief and cue, such as Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Spencer's and Peters
Pills, Mofatt's g. Gordon's do. Brandreth's g.
Wright's do., Roberts Sarsaparilla do, Schap's
Headache d., Tarrant's Seiltzer Aperient-and
many other valuable Family Medicines too numer.
ous 10 mention, which may be found at
Il. J. DELAYS.
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
April 4th, IS49 If IA
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Rail RO0d Notice.

engage to notify consgnees of the arrival ogood and pro-
duce they are considered delivered when they have
reached the Depot and the risk Of the owner but fnor
removed they will e turned over the warehousekeepet
subject to the usual charges ofs,orage.
Country goods snbcct TO storage after one week.
Town goods subject to storage after 4S hours.
April a. IS49. N. d. BAXLY, Agent
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READY MADE. CT 0TH1N!
CHARLESTON NECK HOUSE

(Corner of 81. Philips and Handerhora Sttsss.l
Have now on hand and constantly rereisihg ~.
ICE, which is offered. Tor, sale az 16gftia:
From the proximity Of this House to the Rail N634
Depot, and the advantages the Subscriber 8assof
being constantly supplied with the best asticlss
he confidently invites the attention q. Hotel ks4f
ers and others. Alls Orders To- any pan 0fsthA,
Country attended to with care and despz1chxAnd
any information in regard to the manner Of con.
struc,ine boxes for the preservation f Leo INA
melting, will be given on application tI -. ~
o, S. - JOHN B. MARTIN. Agent.
ORR +. PUTTER, No III East .Bsys ~
Packages at cost. - So. J9:-ss .S.it,s'ss .
Drayase from Ice House to Raj Rod IA Ga.
March 2d. l549. =, II s.5g g g - !.
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Classical School Books.

CLASSICAL School nOOhSs
Anthons Cicero Cesar, Horace, Virgil and Sallust.
Anabasis, Cleavland's do ..
Owens CyropGd,a, IIutchinsons' do.
Bullion's Greek Grammar
Latin and Greek Readers.
/" ami English Grammars
Anthon's New Greek Grammar FIsks DO.
Greek Lessons, and Pruse Composition.
Latin do do do
Andrews Stoddards Latin Grammar Exercises
and Reader.
First Lessons in LatIn.
Latin Tutor; Mair's Latin Synta,.
Gould's, Adams Latin Grammar.
RndIimans Rudiments Latin Grammar
Jacobs Latin Reader.
Antlon's Jacobs Greek Reader.
Coopers Virgil; Tyer's Tacitus.
Leyerrlt's Juvenal; Yiri Romr.
IIistorie Sarrn.
lamprieres Abridged Classical Dictionary.
Liddell and SCOTS Greek and Eng. dol
Ieverets Lexicon Groves do.
An,lon's Classical Dictionary.
Ainsworth's Latin do Svo. and Abgd.
Dunnegnn's Lexicon; do abridged.
(;reishach's Greek Testament.
Parkhurst's Hebrew Lexicon.
French, Spanish Italian aud German Gramman,
Dctionares Readers. Exercises, &c.
For sale by ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April 4lh lSi9. ID
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Dry Goods in Charleston,
For Spring of lS48.

L. w. BANCROFT, INVITES TIE ATTENTION OF PLAN
TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO VISIT THE CITY, HIS
Extensive Stock.
He has now received his Spring Stock which consists
of every variety of rich and elegant Fabrics for Ladies
dress-such rs
Silks, Grenadines, Tissue Silks, Bareges, Mnsins,
Sewing Silks, Gnghans, Prints, Lawns, Bomba-
zines, Challys Alpaccas, &c.
Shawls Of erery Style.
Such as Elegant Plain and Embroidered Canton
Grape Cashmere Sewing Silk Silk Muslin, Der
age and Plain Silk Shawls.
Linens.
Damasks, Long LAWNS Linen Shcetings, and
Linen Goods in great variety.
Hosiery. White Goods, goods for Gentlcmen''
Wear, &c. &c.
-ALSO-
IN his DOMESTIC Goops Rooms will be found usual
complete assortment OF all the leading Styles of Domestic
Goods, such adapted to Servants wear and family
He confidently invites attention to the Stuck of the
Largest and most Extensive in The Southern Country
and the prices ALWAYS THE LOWEST POSSIBLE.
253 King Street, Charleston, S. C..
April 4th, lSi9. If
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Elections.

An election to fill tie vacancy occasioned BY the
failure to elect the fourth Warden on the I'd inst,
will be held on Wednesday, the llth inst.
corder, Treasurer and Marshall, Keeper of the
town clock and ringer of the 9 O'Clock BELL
Applicants must hand in their letters previous
10 the above mentioned time
By Greer of Council,
l.. w. BALLARD, Recorder
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NEW GOODs.

NJ. DRUCKER & CO. ere now receiving finn
the North, theirlarge and vel selected isipckpf
Dry Goods, Hardware;& GrSceste
which they will sell at the lowest prices heaeG
only. Being determined 70 sell 1Goods, thsYS SniiL
not suffer themselves TO be pndersolds and iBsiit
those who may wish 10 purchase, TO call and sfs
anime for themselves. Sold wh ,lesss and retail.
at the yrs CAMDEN BAZAAR,ss&
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JOB WORK.

JOB WORK. -sr
For all Job Work done at this Office the
Cash will be required on delivery. ..
Bills for advertising will be presented for
payment quarterly.
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NEW GOODS.

Mrs. CARPENTER has just received new and
splendid assortment of Spring Goods, among which
are
French Laces. Coburgh, Milan, Pamela and
Chip Bonnets, Laccs, Ribbons, Flowers, Lace
Capes, &c. SC.
All of which will be sold as low as they can be
purchased in Charleston.
Millinery executed to order as usual.
April p. IA tt
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ThOmpsOnian Medicines, 2

Embracing every article now used intfe pastiesS
Wistarfs BalsalD Wild Cherry ~ a,ssss.g5
Ayers Cherry Peetoral; Roche EHbsoeafiens ]
Jayne's Eapeciorant; zJayne's attentive fss ~ -
Jayne's Tonic Vermfuge and Cansinstise H4lser
Coven's Balm of Life; Tsylor's Bsian Iyetwosi.
Robinson's Patent BarIey;s Prepared Fafint 3 -
&c. &c. For sale by i.ssyssss ~ - -
s5 ~ q, j DEHAY
.... Nearly Ogposas Masgnie HILL
April 4th, 1s49. s. I |. e Il ~ ~
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Fifth Regiment Third lBrtgaAs

Cavalry, ~ b :. y 8 ses.sS -.
A COURT MARTIAL will be held on the tint MEEs
NE;sDAY In May Ia Camden, at u O'Clock, O ny ~
defauers at Encampnent on the i2h, l2th and lzah
December ast and also defaultes at Conn 4er
ed to be held in Camden the rst Monday ia March
Lieut., Col. THos Davis, President: Eapt3ins JA4
ADAMS, A. r. TAYLOR, ID. u. PERRY W. A. AncApn.f
and r. C. RICHARDSON Lieum Jas, AD.ss, Geon.t
w. F. BUTLER Supcmumenres, GeutI THoNfs9a and
KENNEDY Comets ADAMS and HALE. ~ =. -.
The Captains will have the defaalter b
Companies warned to attend. - ee'S sS'ssa4sSss4s
By order of Col. ANCRUm. "a grsssslss. sIp4s
r, H. GOODWIN, tt, .Adhtast 49,
March %, 1Si9. Is - ~ "a
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In
,sssrhe Niagara arrived al Halifax on Thursday
sasst,,whence an express was despatched TO ST.
John's, tand reached there on Friday. The
,,ewswas thence despatched by telegraph. and
reached here that night. the Liverpool dates
.are 10 the 24ih ult.
az bTHE MaRxErs.-Trade was much depress.
.edsin, consequence of the unfavorable advices
received from the continent, for three days sub.
sseouent 10. ihe dsparturo of the first steamer.
THE demand for goods in the manufacturing dis
fricts hare sbeea diminished. Cotton declined
-ll.4d. Subsequently the advices from the con.
.fioeut prese n,ed a more cheerful aspect, husi.
ss,ess improved, and Cotton rallied and regained
Salai..a .rhe quotations are for fair Upland and
f,hiobiie A 5.s. ['rhe quo,r,ions by the Canada
,.werresiEair Upland, ass; Mobile, 434;
Orleans 4 7.s.] The sales for the fortnight
amoanredao 10000 bales.
PoLlrIcaL-'The unfarorahle East India
news had created very unpleasant sensation
Throughout England, and effected business and
- prices to considerable extent. The Cholera
had disappeared ia England. but is very p'eva-
,, ,leni and fatal iu Ireland. The Navigation bill
% had passed to srcond reading in Parliament.
ia The King Of Holland died on the l7th ol
March. 3.y .
o. r.yhe Prussan elections had terminated and ap.
,pearsuces strongly Indicate that there will be
& "a democratic majority in the Chambers. A
.,,Psussian Envoy will shortly leave for America
tos purchase ships and steamers f"r the Prussian
. marine. II is runiored that The Prussian Rus.
y, siani] Amhassado. had demanded his passports
from the French Government.
~ The Emperor of Russia it is said, informed
she French Ambassador al ST. Petersburg tha,
she would have recognized the French Repub.
. lie had Cayaisnac been elected Presiden, but
= the elevation of Napoleon bad changed his
purposes. The French Ambassador. in con.
- ssequence of these intimatious, is reported to
3 have iefS Petersburg.
20 ireland is represented as being in most
! .deplorable state. Pestilence and famine are
n msasing awful havoc among the inhabitants,
Il while the moa frightfal murders have been per.
D. speirated in several places in The South and West
N OF that unhappy island.
,,- The most cordial understanding exists be.
tween England and France in regard to the
affairs of Italy. As a matter Of prccau'ion.
and to guard against contingencies that mil ght
arise in that quarter, a number OF troops that
had embarked at Toulon for Algeria had been
recalled. s-.s..,--
+, 81 William, the third son Of the late King of
b Holland, had ascended the throne.
Mercury Of Monday.
. HuH
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PICTORIAL HISTORY OF NORTH
AMERICA.

PICTORIAL HISTORY OF NORTH
Proposals for Publishing by Subscription, a
Pictorial History Of
NORTH AMERICA.
Br JOHN FROST l.. L. D. ILLUSTRATED WITH MORE
THAN THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ENGRAvINNGs. -
Some of the most interesting scenes, in the great drata
of human life, have been enacted on the North American
Ctinent; the stirring events connected with its discov-
nations-the establishment of colonies within its bounds,
the wars of the Spanards-he French, the Dutch, and
the English the pers Of the Missionary the egrant and
the advenurer-thea advances ofcivzation,-the triumph
industry the achievements of genius in and arms
the revolutions establishment of independent States
combined with the general developments physical and in.
elecual progress impato the history oil North America
the fascination Of romance.
The History of the United States, cannot he we'll and
thoroughly related without connecting with that Of North
America Previous to the American Revolution the Can
adas were with the revolving Colonies equally part Of
the British EMPIRE and the history Of that portion Of North
America, subsequent TO the Revolution, Is worthy Of eI
tast. Louisiana became part of the United States In
l8O3 Florida in 1920 and Texas in lS46 and their history
previous their admission in to the Unon must Of course
BE- object ofinierest TO the American Citizen We may
add that appreciate fully the remote causes as well
the results of the recent Mexican War the History Of
Mexico must be conasted with that Of the United States
Thus in order understand truly the History Of the u
nited States we must look at the whole of North America
and in contemplating the great picture, discover the rla.
ton which the parts bear to each other.
The reputation Of Professor Frost we'll established
fer mparaliy accuracy and the interest which he never
fails to impar to his narratives that the Publishers feel
confident that the forth coming volume will receive the
general appreciation ofthe community They have aimed
TO make the price SO low as to render accessible
and they know of no historical work equal in size, and
mechanical execution and abundanty illustrated which
has been offered equally favorable to the purcha-
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New Spring Goods.
-. Just received By .
"A. ID. B n HEWNEUys

To which they would invite ifs attention n
their friends and the public generally tbe Stcsk
consists in part &ssss tnf sS-s ~ X 4 y
f"'s2 Eaadies' Weorss i.stssssss .ErsEssss {.
Organdi Leno and Jaconet fancy aMttslIna .6-s
Linen plain and Satin stripe Silk Bareges, e.
Tissue SlksJ st k-yjt-s r;,sgfr. Asp7s
Earlsten, French and Mdslin' 'Gingnmssss 4 81.
Fancy Linen Lustres, sst = t-ss 81 =. Z, = sf1 siff1
English and American Prints, e. 49, -
Embroideries, Gloves, Ribbons, H6sisfs &e,F.eH
GenaemsTs Wear. ass I. s'f.s1sss,t
Drap d'ete fancy spring Cassimefes : (. - . go
Linen Drills, -. -, = '.f r ~ ~
MarseilIes. valentia aud Linen vestiagsss * ss4
Leghorn, Panama and For Hatssss ssSys4es 4,sssyas
Cravats, Gloves, &e& ia, - q * - = e
Together with full assortment f blszeheda nd
brown Homespuns, aud domestic goods gAitA5l9
for servants wear. ss = rs..s'f ~
READY MADE. cL0 0fHtN r.. 80 y !,
With other articles too numerous 70 mentor
The above stock has been carefully seieeted;
and will be sold for cash. Or to pinettst ctstotets
al least as low as they can pnrchased elsewhere.
March 2Sth, l649. TT 4 s. - ,lSe
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New Spfing aShaeS

The subscriber has received the present wS4k
good assortment of fashionable HdsweIt Hsd6s
cash. p - g. w. OkHkYs.ssx
march % l3, ssss,., y - "a. az - -
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Coats and Vests.

The undersigned have just received very
handsome assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
direct from the Manufacturers. For style, ap-
pearanre and chcapness-cannot be excelled in
this market. A. NJ. o. L.. KENNEDY.
April III II ID
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$. .MARRlED.--On Wednesday evening last,
by the Rev. S. S. Davis, MIR. HAMPTON p.
SMITH of Charleston, to Miss CATHAR1NE
McCAsKILL of this place.
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Head Quarters 22d Regiment, S. C. M.
CAMDEN Auril th lS49

CAMDEN, April tth, ls49.
Order No
The 22d RI giment S. c. Militia, is hereby or
dered to parade at Camden on Saturday the 18th
day OF May next, at III o'clock A. NJ, for drill and
review. Commissioned Officers aud Sorgeants
will assemble the day previous for drill and i'll
struc,cn. Captains of Companies are charged
with the extension Of this order
BY order of Col. TAYLOR
A. G. BASKIN, Adj't 22d Reg't, s. c. M.
April ii 5t ID
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Medical Books, &c.
Medical Moral, Religious and Miscellaneous Books, ant
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April Ith, 1919. If IA
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TO Hire.

The subscriber has for hire either by the month or ball
ance of the year, Cuee, good Carpenter Juno, cook
washer and ironer, Morris, boy IA yevs Of age handy
about house. A. BUNK.
April 4, IA
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Removals.

The subscriber having removed ahis Shop loue
door in rear of NJ. Drucker's store, will be happy
to supply any one with a Gin, Horse Mlll, Thtesh.
ing Machine or Wheat Fan. He reqoests Plan
tiers, before sending to another State for Gins. to
call and examine his, as they are warranted e b
as we'll made as free from taking fire. 70 run a.
light, and make as good cottnn as can be had. and
sold as cheap, Cwo dollars per saw, ,emads ont Of
the best cast steel plate. IS sss+-, Ssssiyzs,x (
Old Gins faithfully repaired.
Feb. I. H. J.SMcCKElGHfs J.
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Attention.

Attention.
PALMETTO GUARDS.
You are hereby ordered 10 parade at your Rem
devouze on Saturday the 18th inst, punctual at.
tendance is requested as business Of importance
will be transacted on that day.
BY order of Capt. NJ. u. BELcHER,
w. G. MOORE, o. S.
April IL, lS49. Is 1t
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS
SOUTHERN NAIL, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO.
Due Dalyat :; Sf ~
NORTHERN MAIL. VIA CHERAw, SC.
Due daily, at IA. VI.
CHARLESTON MAIL.
Due daily ut p. NJ
ga Way Bag will be kept open for the reception of
Charleston letters until 4 o'clock A. NJ.
WESTERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA, s. C.
c,"sys C"s s"!.y' ~ 81 N:
SUMTER DISTRICT MAILS, VIA srATEnURG. S. C.
Due Daily. at -: -: : SP; N.
cWay Mails for Offices on the South Carolina Rail
Road close daily at7P NJ
CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER C. II. $. c.
Due Tuesday and Thursday, Sunday, ut 3 p. NJ.
Closes Monday " ednesday e. Saturday, ut IA VI.
YoRKvILLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL, DC.
Due Thurs lay, at ii VI.
Closes same day, at II VI.
LYNcuwooD MAIL, VIA TILLER's FERRY.
Due Tuesday end Friday, A. NJ.
o'0Ss' S''He '''' ~ J. y. GAMEwELL. =. N:
OFFICE HOURS.
Omen at s A. M-Close at ! p. VI. Opcn at 3 p VI
Close at p VI and open until 9, after the arrival Of the
Southern Nails in the evening
hour fer the arrival of the Southern mails in the evening
-A credit for postage stopped, have no time to
make collections and letter will bc delivered unless it
is paid for.
Jam. j, 1919 }. n. GAMEWELL, p. VI.
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

Kept constantly on hand at Our House; with
some of those good temperate drinks. such as
Soda, Sarsaparilla, Mineral and Congress waters.
Just but call and have OLD Mac to show his sc i
ence in the above varieties of the season.
JAS. &. McKENNA.
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The subscriber has on hand large assestneak
of Chairs, &C., which will be disposed on. saasca-
able terms. Mahogany, Walnut, Maple and We've
Seat Rockers, Sewing Do. Also, Walnut. Maese.
Oak, Box and Plush Seats--Imitation and plsin
Windsor, Do. Office and cl1ildren's Do, Do. WaA
all articles generally In bis line Of business.
C. L. CHATTEN.
March 28, ''s It ~. 5ea"tss 10
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sunday School Hymns.

UyIoy Hymns, for use in Sabbath Schools, BbIt
Classes Teachers Meetings, &C. Revised by the commit
tee of publicariOn Of the American Sunday School Union
For sale by ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April 4tl, 1919 IF IL
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P. S-If by permission from the Council, the
above purifiers can be had at all times, except
during Churc! hours.
1t is also requested, unless through sickness.
that no friend of OID Mac, shall ask him TO sell
spiruous liquors on the Sabbath-as it is against
the laws and ordinance of the Town.
J. c. Nick.
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SOuth.CarOlina Rail Road.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

On and after the 4th instant the Passenger
Train will leave the Mary street Depot at III! o.
clock, a. IN. and the following schedule will be OBJ
eoI
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Four Town Lots, numbered on the plat of the
Town, 9l5, GIG. 9l7 g. 9lS, on Laurcns Street,
between Lyttle,on g. Fair Streets; row partly
occupied by Mrs. Dean. Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase, will receive any information they DESIRE by
calling on tile subscriber If not sold before the
lst Monday in Nav next, it will be offered at pub
lie sale. ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April11 4t 10