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Phenomenon in Medicine.--Health Re
stored and Life Lengthened, by DR.. Morse's
Invig0rating Elixir or Cordial.
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10Th street, just above Corcoran " Riggs
Nov. 9--1yeo. (m Banking House
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MARA; or the Child of Adoption, an origi
4 RUDIMENTARY AND PRACTICAL

GRAY 81 BALLANTYNE,
May 6-tf Seventh street
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KERSFaAW--EN EQUITY.
Sale of Real Estate in Camden

John Rosser, Exr James r. McKan, vs. John J. Nc
Kain, ct al.-Bill for sale Of Real Estate.
y obedience to an order Of Chancellor Dargan, in
Il this case made and dated the 4th day OF Feb. \.
D.. 1851, will ccrlor SALE at the Court House door
in Camden. on the first Monday III March ncxt-and
not then disposed Of at some subsequent sale day
all the Real Estate Of James r. McKain. decd. lying
and being in the town Of Camden, and consisting OF
the following houses and premises to wit:
ST. \ fine large. threc-Storicd brick dwelling sit
uaed in the upper part Of said town. having all
sarv out buildings thereto attached.
2d. The store house at present occupied by DR.. T.
J. Workman & Co. rs Drug Store.
Sd. The Store house at present occupied by Geo
T. Alden as a Shoe store.
The dwelling not to be sold for less than s2.25O 90.
The drug store not to be sold for less than $3.50 co.
The Shoe store he sold for less than $3.50 10.
TERMS: One Fifth cash-balance on Il credit OF
one. two and three years, with interest from day Of
sale. payable annlay to be secured By bond with
approved personal suretics and mortgage ofthc prop
crty and insurance OF the buildings to be effected
hy the purchaser and the policy assigned the Com
missioner ". Ii. II. WORKMAN, c. +. X. D.
Feb. o. 1854. St.
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sT .I0HN,S SCHOOL.

Pt. Rev. r. F. DAVIS. D. D.. EN.O1ico 'is!Io
Rev. J. D. MCCULLOUGH. L. ". Rector ana H.
structor in Christian Science and B'lcs LcttttS
WM. b. LEARY, y. ~, Vice Rector ana LIP ''"'
tor in Ancient Languages and History
D. u. ROSA Instructor in Mathematics "h" N''H'
raj Science ;. ,, H.
Rev. 4. \. WAGNER Instructor III EHEIF'' rc
partmeht. go,
iINHE exercises Of this Institution viii De FcSui:''u
l. on the I'd day in FEBRUARY next
Bows arc admitted the age OF seven years anu
prepa, ed for the Junior class III College; or they may
receive thorough acade;c;l cuFSe e''seF eiss!c''
or English.
There is but oe session divided iE:o two terms 81
five months each beginning Oh tie "a o! feD'u"f!
and ending November 30.
TERMS PER SEssloS.-For Tuition and Board, men,
ding washing fuel, lights, &C., 1929 payable Se'"'-""'
nually in adroncc.
Entrance fee S25, for which BOOKS and stationery
are furnished the student long as le may cohta"c
III the institution -,
Advanced students desiring private rooms VIII He
allowed them lat the discretion of the RECTOR ior an
extra charge of SIS, to pay tor fuel! lights, @c'
For further information apply Tor f'roSl cctas !"
the Rector, at "Spartauburg c. H. 5. c.
Dec. 90. 81 H.
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Another Editor HAS Passed Away.

Passed away and from what, you exclaim
He has PASSED from all the joys and liberties
of bachelorhood, and launched his bark upon
sea by him untried and to him unknown. We
stood bv him in his asst moments, and heard
him utter the VOWS which bound him to his fair
communion. With a hardhOod which to our
bachelor vision amounted almost TO reckless
ness, he passed the ordeal without shuddcr
and with bright expectations Of the brighter
ioys which awaited him in the future, he
brca,hed not solitary sigh Of regret for those
he waS about to sacrifice forever Let us hope
that those bright expectations may be all real
ized and that no cloud may arise TO obscure
for an instant the sunshine which would other.
wise fall upon the pathway of the happy pair,
and that IN journey ing through life, as much
happiness may be bestowed upon them by the
Giver of All Good As could possibly be asked
for or required by mortas. But who is this
lucky editor? No less parsonage than our
friend and ne;shbor, Ibzan }. Rice. esq editor
of the Southern Rights Advocate. On Tues
concourse OF ruddy checks and sparkling eyes,
he led to the altar fair young daughter of
our neighboring village Due We>t) But the
loss of Due West has been our gain. Should
her citizens object TO having her population d.
min>hcd in this way, we can only say send
along the boys and we will give you value
received for every girl who may be spirited
away. This mortality among editors is be-
coming truly alarming, and we suggest the pro-
priety of holding Il general convention Of the
fraternity to take the matte into consideration,
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!

'INllE subscriber invites the attention Of his Gus
i. toners and the public generally to lis stock uf
new and cheap GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
dc, consisting in part, of
SUGARS-Brown, Crashed and Refined
COFFEES-Rio Laguira and Java
MOLASSES-New Orleans and West India
Superior Sugar House Syrup
CANDLES; perm Adamantinc and Taliow
MACKAREL-kits and Barrels
SuSar-cured Hams. Lard. Rice, Seed Potatoes
Pearl Starch, Ginger, AllSpce, Pepper
Cloves, Nutmcgs Cassia, Ground Spices, Dc
FANCY GROCERIES.
Preserved Fruits, in Cans
Fresh Tomatoes, do
do Peas do
do Salmon do
do Lobsters do
Pie Fruits
English and American Pickles
do do Mustard
Ginger Preserves, assorted DC.
WINES AND LIQUORS
?or. casks "otard d n"pay's" BRANDY
do "IIennessce" Do
l do Cherry DO
do Old Madeira WINE
2 do Malaga WINE
do Superior Holland GIN
do Old Jamaica RUN
10 baskets pure lIcidsicL CHAMPAGNE
cases St. Julien Mcdoc CLARET
barrels Eagle WIiISKEY
10 do Bourbon Do
90 do Double Rcctifed Do
. do genuine old Peach BRANDY
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
boxes Ayers and Pcrn's premium TOBACCO
5 do Alcorns Do
lD do Common DO
Is NJ. SEGARS, various brands.
With variety of other articles, aYll of which vii
be disposed Of at the loves prices for cash orto pune
tual customers on short time.
Feb. II. j. 4. SCHROCK.
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GEENY SPRINGS
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Rt Rev. r. +. DAVIS D. D.. ex.Oicio Visiio'
Rev. T. s. ARTHUR pro,r;.,o,s
GEORGE BENTON, Rector and Instructor IN Sien-
tul and Christian Sc>nce, Modem Inngu"grs
ard History.
Mrs. Benton, Matron.
- -, Instructor in Mathematics, Natural Sci
cnces, and Ancient Literature.
Prof. G.. +. DIVINE, Qae Of Limestone Springs In
s,ructor in tie Theory and Practice Of Mu-
sic.
Miss c. NJ REID lnstructrcss in English.
- SosNowsKI, 1nstructress in Drawing. rant
ing, and Assistant in French.
Miss SOPHIA WARLEY, lnstructress i'll English Branch
es, and Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music and English
n b. The corps is not yet complete.
rVNilE above Institution, located at Glenn Springs,
l. in Spartanburg District S. c., will lie olcn'd
for the reception of pupils on the first Of February
for ,oung ladies, the buildings have been tho'
roughly repaired and fitted up; and in furnishing
them anew pairs have been spared to make II, III
every respect, such home ~ parents would desire
for their daughters Particular attention has been
bestowed upon the musical instruments, and with
large and efficient corps of teachers, and thorough
course of study it affords every advantage to be en-
ioycd in any similar institution.
Applicanta are admitted, Of any age, over seven
years and p ICED in such class they may be pre-
pared to join. ;.
The scholastic year will consist of session, d.
vided into two terms Of five months each beginning
on the lst of February and July Vacation, Deeem-
Der and January.
Rates.-For Tuition and Board, including washing,
fuel, lights, de-, &c Sl25 per term, and there aol be
no EXTRA CHARGE except for Music $50 per term, and
for Books Sheet Music, Drawing Materials, de-, ac-
tuay used.
For further information, see Prospectus" wliel,
may be had 10y applying to the Rector, or either OF
the Propretors
Jan. 8, Sm
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New Books.

4 NEW and complete GAZETTEER Of the UNI
"A NlTED STATES. giving Il tull and comprchcn
Sivc review u! III" present condition. industry and ~
sources oi the American COl:lrr;cv: Embracing. also
important statistical and historical information. to.crh
or with the cSrltS o,ti'r late Census. aud new map
OF the l. : 1874.
American Almanac ior ISL price 81.
Richardson's Anatomy.
The Priest and the lIuGWcmot. persecution in the
~" q: Louis Nv. from the French OF l.. BumgcHcr in
vols.
Ials and M~hapS Of Grace Greenwood
Health trip 10 the Tropics hy Willis.
Hot Cora. Lie Scenes in New York. illustrated.
IoncSisiitS ani Shadows. by Arthur
Poems and laroii">.
Lines for the gentle and lovely.
Mr. RU'h"riorGiS children.
Little FcraS for Faamys little friends.
Passion Flowcr-Barciyll
Mrs Bg"wnu-'* l'yrmS-WindlI,rit.
burlington >h,.c!lrS--iIarrv IIarSOa.
Golden Dreams and l.citdcm Realities.
IU,nrns popular books OF Travel &C.
\. YOUNG.
Feb. 81
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NyaSE,ingtOn'S Birthday.
ODD FEBRUARY

-
Watcrcc Division No, Q, Sous Of Temperance will
celebrate the Anniversary Of the Birthday ofthe inS.
trions WASHINGTON by public Procession and Ad.
dress by Rev JOHN R. PICKETT Lecturer ofthe Grand
Division Of Souh Carolina.
The Division will form at Temperance Hall at 10 I
O'clock and march TO tha Baptist Church, where the
exercises will commence with Prayer by the Rev. W.
MARTIN, Chaplain.
The citizens OF the town ana especially the Ladies,
are invited to attend \ cordial invitation is extended
to the surrounding Divisions 10 unite with US and we
expect every member o Waterce Division to be at his
post. W. II. SHANNON,
L. ". BALLARD,
j. W. T. McKEG IN.
4. NJ. KENNEDY,
c. \. MCDONALD,
Feb A. Committee.
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a CA ss ID.

Since the Froprirt"ro' recent Laboratory cnlary.
mcns hav" allowed him 10 supply his numerous or.
dcr- for Lyons kaiIalroi he has also introduced some
new Chemical aiinltics which adds sill To- ,,,. L,
character OF this Ilmn"r>r 20 u!ar article for Curl
ing BeautiiyinG, l'rescvn. and Restoring the IIair
Let llioS" now Use,
VIII" never used before
And those who always used
Now the more
The Price is still - cents, in large bottles, and may
be had ut any store III the United States
D. :. Barnes. Proprietor lGl Broadway n Y
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. Ilayiland,
ll-rrall Co, who"<a!" Agents, Charleston
Oct. -, I2 II
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E'OESON Nc.

ThouSauis Of parents whousc Vcrnifilgcs composcrl
of Castor OIL Caomc. &C., are not aware tlra, while
they appear 10 benefit th" patient they are actually
LAYING the foundations for series Of diseases such ;s
salvation loss o sight, weakness Of limbs &C
In another column will be found the advertisement
of ll"bcm$acks Medicines TO which ask the attcn
on d! all interested in their we'll aSihcr chill.
drcns health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders,
arising from those OF bilious type, should make list.
Of III" only genuine Medicine. llphcnsackS Liver Fills
Ej""Ba mt d"cr,c'd hTta>k for IobclISack's s Worm
syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the
signature OF the Proprietor, j. n. llOBENSAGK. aS
none else are genuine.
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EXCELSIOR HOTEL,
CAMDEN, S. c.
D. S. SARGEANT, Proprietor.
20 LIKELY and Valuable Negroes.
By ALLEN & PHILLIPS.

B1 aLl.EN fl1llIlIlIS.
OK Wednesday, the lst Of March. at the Court
" House in the town Of Columbia, commencing at
10 o'clock We will sell at auction,
20 likely and valuable Negroes. accustomed to the
culture Of cotton ard provisions the Watercc River.
Tie above sale is well worthy the attention Of per-
sons IN want Of likely negroes as it is believed that
thy are one Of the most likely and valuable gangs
ever offered in this market. About 10 Of them are
between the ages of 10 and 80. about 10 over 80 1
over 10. but over 80, and but very few Children
Titles ind:Sputahc.
Conditions Of Saic-CaS! sufficient to pay the cx-
pcnScs OF sale the balance 4 credit Of one and two
years to be secured by bonds bearing interest from
date. with ap?rn"cd personal security and mortgage of
the property Purchasers to pay H. p. for all ncccs-
sarv papers
y B. The above gang OF negroes may be treated
Cor at private sale las entire gang oMly) until Tues
day. the 2l>t instant. after which time they will only
be sold ai i;ictun aS above announced The terms ut
private sale will be one and three years in equal
annual instruments to hc secured y bonds bearing in.
tcrcSt from date. with approved personal security and
mortgage Of the property.
80 list Of the above negroes may bc seen ut our
Office, and any person wishing to make personal cy-
animation Of them ascertain where they may be
seen hy supplying to y. Il p
Feb 1t
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pouring into Boston from almost every section
at the rate of 5000 to 10000 week. The
stock on hand is estimated at not less than
100000 barrels. The sam" may be said Of
Portland. The store-hnuscs there arc said to
be literally choaked up with Canadian descrir-
tions of flour. The stock on hand at New
York is also very large
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GREENWAY, BROTHER & CO.,
No. 10 Barclay Street, New hcFk'
(Ne1t Street North Of the AStoT A''Se,)
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN
EDEg W @aD&DNDSs
WE ARE constantly receiving by Packets ana
w Steamers from Europe large amounts OF desi-
rahc goods, adapted to the wants Of the trade, when
wc Offer for sale at low prices for cash, orapproYed pa
! per. payable at G1nk.
AS our long connection with the South has given lis
a thorough knowledge Of their wants, we are enabled
to import goods exactly adapted to their sales and by
importing them ourselves afford to sell them very
low.
All descriptions OF LINEN GOODS VIC are import.
iug very largely.
We lave also at all times full stock O! the better
class Of Domestic Goods the whole making more
complete and desirable stock than we have ever before
had and we invite buyers to inspect it,
/ GREENWAY. BROTHER CO.
10 Barclay ST. i 24 Park Place
. Jan. 81. 'hi'
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER LOPILLARD, MANUFACTURER.

TEIEK LUI'ILLARD, MANUFACTUKER,
No. IL Chatham ST., New York
nFFERS for sale the following articles warranted
~ of superior quality :-Maccoboy, Scotch, Coarse
French Rapec. Honey Dew, Scotch, and other Snuls
also Fine Cut Tobacco in tin foil and papers; a more
particular description Of the various articles can be
known By sending for full price current as above.
Feb. II 3m
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TAX ES.

NOTICE is hereby given that will open books on
y the first day of March next, al the store OF James
Dunlap in Camden. for collecting the Taxes for 1853,
and will attend at the following places OH the following
days for the same purpose
On Monday, the 9TH March at Liberty Hill; on Tues.
dav 7th of March, ut Flat Rock Wednesday, Sth
oi March at Buffalo: on Thursday, 9th OF March. at
ilcnbvs Oh Friday 10th OF March at Schrock's Mill;
on Saturday. llth OF March at Curctons Mill.
Alter tho above named times, will attend at Cam
den until the first day 0. May next at which time The
books will positively be closed and all dctHters doi.
bic taxed.
~" Free Negroes &c, are required to make their
returns and pay their Taxes during the month OF
March. J.W. DOBY, 7. {. X. D.
Jan 81 IT,
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FlRE.-Ne regret the painful necessity. of
recording the destruction bN fire. of he House
ald kitchen with most of their valuable con-
tert>, "i Mr. IIczrkiah Drchcf, OF tbs District
i happrued ON the S.h Feb. inst. Mrs, DrrLrr
in her zeal to save wha. she could of her hus-
bands library, was only saved from destruction
bv the cNcrtu> of 4 EIithruI servant. We an.
pend d. letter from DR.. Todd to u>, which rvrs
the particulars Of thus unfortunate affair.
SALrDA NpGg.
Lexington. Feb. 9;h 1851.
DEAR MrErz i have lust rrurnrd from 4
enc Witch WAS truly ElnpulaLlr On vr,,,.r.
day al,nu, ! url,.; Mr. II,.y.k;,h D,,L,.r.s
Kitchen WAS discovered To h.. uu fire and L,.
fore any cRccru / aid .nuII Hc uro.nr,I mir.
Drrhrr bc:ng gone to ma kc,) the building v as
in ti, hIuzr, and sarding IS here it WAS. su.re
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Office.

4 IL persons indebted Ia th" estate "f Rach'
n Leigh, deed. are hereby required TO make pay
mcn Immediately.
Join L. lNGREM. Ex'r. r. Leigh.
Oct. IL. 1855. IA IL
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Valuable Plantation and WIIiS f0r
Sale.
rENIIE subscriber offers for SALE that valuable Tract
L of Land on Little Lynchcs Creek, 10 miles North
east Of Camden lately the property of James Baskin,
decd, containing 1900 acres more or less $50 Of which
are cleared and under fence.
On the premises are comfortable Dwelling House
with the necessary outbuildings, Gin House, Screw
&C. The land embraces first quality Of Swamp and
Upland, considerable quantity of the latter nncear-
ei The tract contains an abundance of Timber
Persons wishing to purchase will call on Mr.. La
ban Ferguson, or ID. T. Mahatfy, who will show the
lines dc, Terms easy TlIOS. BASKlN.
Lancaster Ledger will copy three times.
Jan. 2f II.
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Notice..
luke Armstrong

rINlIE books and accounts of Mr.: Luke Armstrong
have been placed in my hands
Those indebted will please call and settle without
delay. WM. VI. SHANNON
Jan. lu, q. "
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n office.

4 Ii those indebted to the subscriber either by
note or account, arc requested TO cal! and settle
forthwith ! 4. SCHROCK
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Administrators Notice.

4 LII persons having demands against the estate of
\ Samuel IIcaron. deceased, will hand them in du.
iv atcstcd and those indebted 10 the same will make
immediate payment to
DANIEL IIEARON Admir-
JAN 81 1854 3t.
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e':iIa<IlCS.

"a BOXES Sperm Adanamrine and TaIIow Can
-U' ,l!rs Just arrived at MOphE'S.
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For Sale.
Town Taxes.

nRDERED. That the Recorder advertise in the
" Camden Journal, that tie Tax Books belonging 10
the Town OF Camden will be opened on The first day
Of January, 1854, !or the purpose Of collecting the
Town Taxes and that the books will lie kept open
until the lSt OF March, at which time they will be
closed and all deautcs dealt with according TO law
Ordered, also That the Recorder advertise HAT all
Licenses in tie town will expire on the 3lst inst
Persons therefore. wishing Licenses Of any descripti,
for the year 1854. will hand in their applications adj
dressed 10 Council in due form by that time.
W. BALLARD, Recorder
Council Chamber, Dec. &C. 1853
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PLANTERS EsOT'1;L.

'gNUE PLANTERS HOTEL having been thoroughly
/ clcanScd and purified. has been reopcncd for the
reception of the travelling public. The subscriber was
prompt i'll Announcing the appearance oi the rarolold
On his premises on the 18th December and directly al
forwards closed the HOTEL leaving cook and nurses
to attend the sick. Those who were affected, six i'll
number. have all recovered: their bedding has been
burned the premises umiga,ed anl the house is as
healthy as any in the city. Ills own large family, AMI
number of his old boarlcr$ have returned to their
rooms ami hc promises his old patrons and the public
who may patrouSe his establishment his best efforts
for their comfort and convenience.
Charleston 5. Cit &. ". BOMAR.
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Ad.niniSfvatOr's Notice.

4 IL persons having demands against the estate o
n Elizabeth BaSkn deceased, will hand them il
properly a,tes,c, and those indebted will make pay
ment TO a. q. BASKIN. Admir-
lar 81 1851 II.
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Hair Brushes.

rTNllE undersigned has OH hand an elegant as
| sormcnt of French. English and American Hair
Brushes to which he invites the attention of his nu-
mcrouS friends and customers.
August 9--32 If H. j. pEllAl.
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1t is said that large purchases Of brcadS"ils
have been and are now being ,uade in the New
York market, "n speculation, anticipation OF Il
general ~ar in Europe, and i, is these trams;'c-
tion> that run prices up; bat it is quite certain
SAWS the Etprcss that IS soon as the river and
canal navigation is resumed, the stocks on hand
in the soabpard cities will be so materially aug.
mcntcd that it is difficult to see huw an aba,r-
ment is not to be an mmcl late result. The
present famine price cannot long be maintain.
- ). 'ln Ea@a VIC sec IInrlcUsc supplies arc
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STATE OF SOTTRa-CAROLHNA,
KERSTA " DISTRICT
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

UAMES W. BASKlN. who is in the custody of the
81 Sheriff of KcrSlaw District, by virtue of Writ
of Carias al Satisacendum, at the suit of Martin &
Bryan, having filed in my office, together with n
schedule on OATH of his estate and effects, his petition
10 the Court of Common Pleas, praying that he may
be admitted To the benefit Of the Acts of the General
Assembly, made for the relief of inSolvcnt debtors
1t is ordered, That the said Martin Bryan AMI all
creditors to whom the said James W. Bnskn is in
anywise indebted be, and they are hereby summoned
and have notice to appear before the said Court at the
Court House at Camden, on the third day of April
next :; show cause if any they can, why the prayer
o the pc ,ioncr aforesaid should not be granted.
NJ NAUDlN. Z. C.. i.
Office IF C. ;, mon Pleas. 2d day of Jany Ji.
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TEMPERANCE HALL.
THE CAMpBELLS ARE COMING!
WITH SONGS TO GREET YoU,
Fo- Three Nights Only!
Commenting Monday Evening. Feb. 81.
VUMHEHEIHS WUHudy EYtH1HS. FtU. EI'
JAMES NORRIS ORIGINAL
MPBEEsL MINST TRELS,

Who have had the pleasure Of appearing before the
Columbia public for the last four years, will open for a
short season witl' the same
UNRIvALLED QUARTETTE BAND!
BUrpErT. CAMPBELL. CLARK AND PRENDERGAsT!m
Together with Little Tommy Peal W. W. Newcomb
BRYANT. Max Xorcr. Dcmcrcst, Fcnton and Brown.
-" Admttance so cents Doors open at halfpast
o'cock-prGl0rmancc 10 commence at half past
precisely.
Feb. 2l,-tf Or. +. y. JONES. Agent.