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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24
Destructive Fire.

The large Barn of Hon. f. w. Pickens,
two miles from this place on the Newberry
road, was consumed by fire on Friday evening
last, involving very considerable loss to the
owner. The building was 80 feet in length
by 4s in breadth, two stories high, with Ora.
nary, Corn shelters, Thrashsr, Fan, Straw
cutters, &C., DC, complete. In the basement
were some 25 or 80 mules and several bIooded
mares. Two Of the mares and FIVE of the
mules were burnt to death. Twenty one of
the mules were saved with comparatively little
injury. About 200 bushels Of corn, besides
a very large quantity of fodder, oats. wheat t
and peas. were lost. Out of bulk of about
5000 bushels of corn in the sbuck, some seven
hundred bushels were saved by hauling water
and throwing it upon the burning mass. 4
long and commodious Cowhoase adjoining
was also burnt, and also a shuck barn. The
total loss is estimated at $1,000, and may
perhaps prove to have been even more. Col.
p. states to us that he has no doubt it was the
work Of an incendary. He has grounds for
the belief; and it would be well for every one
to keep on the look out against like misfortune
Its hoped the perpetrator may yet be expos
ed and punished as he deserves.
.EdgefeM advertiser, lsM inst,
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Washington's Birth Day

Was celebrated. on Saturday. last, the 22d fall
ing on Sunday, by the Camden Light Infantry, un-
der command of 1t Kershaw. This being their
anniversary the usual target exercises took place
resulting in the distribution ofthe following prizes;
First Comply. Prize, Gold Medal, D. c .Tryon.
Second do. Plume, Belt, &c, J. Hinson.
Third do. Silver Cup, s. c. Clyburn.
Fourth do. do. N. Bradshaw.
The Officers prize, Silver Cup presented by
the Company, was won by 1t. S, D. Shannon
In the evening the Company sat down to sup
per prepared in good style by Mr.. R. D. Curtis,
after doing amples justice to~which, number of
sentiments, short speeches, &c, were given by
Col. Kershaw, Major Shannen, and others.
The whole occasion passed off harmoniously.
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The Home Circle.

We are indebted to Rev. W. A. Gamewcl for the
February number of this interesting and excellent
monthly. published at Nashville, Tenn, by Messrs
Stevenson Owen, oi the Southern Methodist
Publishing House in that City. The work contains
many interesting matters and we'll deserves its name,
as a suitable and monthly visitor to the Home Circle
and fresde. No parent need feel the least hesilancy
in its being introduced into the family for nothing Of
doubtful proprety, We are satisfied, will ever be
found to pollute its uuexceptionable pages
Price So per annum. Subscription may be left with
Rev. W. A. Gamewell, or with the Editor of the
Tourno1
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a Good Remedy.

We take pleasure in calling attention to the Ad-
vertsement of an excellent medicine for the relief
of Dyspepsia, which is said to be-by gentlemen
in Sumter District. and elsewhere, of the highest
standing and integrity-a. most excellent and val
liable remedy.
This is no patent nostrum attempted to be put
upon the people for the sole purpose of gain and
humbug, but true southern remedy, and one
which in time, from all accounts is destined to be
regarded as an Invaluable panacea for many Of
the ills of life, See Advertisement.
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The Cincinnatus

We are indebted to our esteemed and excellent
friend Gen. Cary, for the February number OF an ex-
cellent Agricultural m,'nthly published at Farmers
College, College Hill Ohio.
The work. in its typographical appearance and
reading matter, as far as hasty examination enables
US to Judge, is most excellent and, no doubt will do
much towards improving and elevating the standard
of scientific Agriculture.
F. G. Cary, Esq, brother OF Gen. C., is President Of
the Farmers College, to whom all communications
should be addressed.
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GREAT SOUTHERN
DYSPEPTIC REMEDY.
DELoRME's
:.BAUME DE- VIE, OR :
BALSAM OF LIFE:

TINE BALSAM OF LIFE has been in use for full
L. one hundred years. in Europe.and the West In
dia Islands, and ior shorter period OF time in these
United States with the most satisfactory results No
medicine was ever compounded which has more
universal application than this For the permanent
cure Of all diseases arising from disordered LIVER
Stomach or Integiines such Liver Complaint, Jaun.
DICE, Dyspepsia Acidity of Stomach. Nausea loss OF
Appetite, Flatulency Constipation &c dc., this RENE.
dy has never been excelled. For diseases OF the
Nervous System, II is also most excellent remedy;
Sick Headache, Nervous Debility Neuralgia. Oppres'
sion after eating. Restlessbess at night DC, &C. haV-
ing all Welded to s curative powes. For Cutaneons
diseases this is celebrated remedy; Burns, Scalds,
Bruises Erysipelas and other cutaneous affections,
having been cured by it; and any one suffering with
Corns will derive rast if not permanent benefit from
the use Of it, In the numerous affections peculiar TO
Females this is perfect balm. In Group, Colds and
Coughs, Chill and Fever, &C., &C., this medicine has
some celebrity.
PRICE-One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for
As, For sale at the Post Office in Camden. or wlole
sale by c. DELoRME, Sumter, s. c., to when orders
may be addressed
Read the following. Certificate,
Which is only one Of numerous testimonials from
gentlemen of the highest character which, will be
published from time 10 time -
Mr.. C. DELoRME-Dear Sir: Last spring used
two small bottles of your Balsam of Lille. and expe
renced much benefit. took it Two or three times
dav n teaspoonul at o dose in VINE glass OF water
r ac,ed on nv liver and impaired healthy tone to
all the digestive organs relieving Inc Of distressing
headache, and many other disagreeable dvspepre
symptoms. lo'gheul H. o' ,'''
Sumter, S. c., Jan. l3 1853.
~ For full particulars get Circular at the
Feb a. POST oF:loE'
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p.,d ,hc foIlowimg Certificate,
Attention Rifle Guards.

won are Commanded 10 be and appear at your
usual rendezvous on tho SECOND ShTU URDAY
in March next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, uniformed aud
equipped for drill BY order of
Fab 94,-tc CAPT. PARKER.
N. BAH the Rifles belonging to the Company. arc
wanted and il is particularly desired that those per-
sons not members OF the Company, having such arms
in their possession, will return them Immediately to
Lit. uughson, IL Camden.
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Destinations.

COL A. Simkins declines the nomination as Candi.
date for Congress, in place of the late Hon: S.
Brooks.
Major B. F. Perry, who vas recently nominated D.
writer in the spartanburg Ezpress for Congress, as
the successor of Hon. j. L. Orr declines the nomna-
tion and expresses his preference for, and determine
tion to support Col Dawkins should he be a candi-
date. ----.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Ordinary's Notice,
SOUTH. CAROLINA, KERsHAW DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

WHEREAS sundry creditors of B. W. Gibbons,
w decd, have fileda petition n my Office, show
ing that B. F. Edwards, the Administrator of the
Estate has departed this State angto account for
his Administration. 1t is therefore ordered that the
said B. F. Edwards Administrator and'W. B. Dun.
lap, and Jonathan N. McElwee, Jr, of this State,
Suretes upon his Administration Bond. do, and are
hereby summoned to appear at The Ordinarys Office,
for Eershaw District, s.. c., on Monday, IL o'clock,
25th day Of May next. to show cause, if any, why
Decree should not be given against them for amount
due as balance Of said Administration
Given under my hand and seal this'2 February,
1857, JOHN R. JOY, o. K D.
Feb 24-Sm.
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Life Insurance:

INSURANCE on the Lives Of White Pe9AEMy
i be effected with The n. C. Mutual Life sfgWSente
Company by application to the undersigns1 xgis
Company grants and renews Policies upon
one half in cab and the other half by note "a
trsve months Il was never more sound disa ipr6s-
ns,ons last wear dividend Of 10 pen cert Hss -.
clared and placed to the credit Of each neEpef
tied TO it, and was allowed either upon the note sor
deducted from the next cash payment :.
Feb, l7-sm. W. THUREbW CAST0N .Agt.
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Executors Sale Continned s.

THE. Sale of the personal effects Of Mrs Masfys
l,.Davis, decd; will be resumed on the frat A61ds]
in4March next at the Vaughan House. atle % oe1osfl
A. NJ and will he continued from day aay qait ,a5i
everything shall be disposed Of 8 s,ss.s S,
Terms as heretofore published. - e s
Feb ltd. W. A. ANEkQ ftf1orss
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Our Rail Road Receipts.

Last week we made considerable mistake in the
statement of the business on our branch.
The figures were all perfectly correct, but the con-
cludng paragraph should read: This includes pas
sage money do0n and freight up, with the Conductors
returns We had the freight reversed in our state
men of the 18th inst inserting the word do0n instead
of up.
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WAsu1yeroS, Feb. l6-In the Senate, in
executive session.. action was postponed on the
Central American treaty untiI'the 5th ofMarch.
The Belmont treaty was ratified.
Mr.. Gwinn qualified and took bis seat
Fessendens credentials were then present.
ed.
A resolution asking the Postmaster General
If any legislation was necessary to insure the
delivery Of public documents, was passed
TIE bill to refund to Massachusetts, fol. the
outlay of upwards Of 100000, disbursements
in 1912, was referred. ~
The Committee. on the whole discussed the
Tariff bill.
The House, under suspension Of the rules,
referred TO the Committee Of the Whole on the
state of the Union about fifty Senate, river and
harbor bills.
The bill to settle The claims of South Caro-
lima for services in the war Of 1912, was dis
cussed, and postponed till Monday.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-The Senate has
passed the bill confirming the titles to the States
to swamp lands has passed the bill introduced
to secure. an equal distribution Of the public
lands to the States, and to increase the pay ol
the army officers.
In the House the bill to repeal the laws of
Kansas, ordering n new election of the 'legisla.
ture has been passed by 20 majority. The
submarine bill has been recommitted to the
Committee of Ways and Means for amendment
WAsH1Scrox, Feb. 20.-The Senate has
passed the bill dividing Texas into two judicia
districts The House has passed the Sub Marine
telegraph bill by % majority. =
The following. it is generally conceded, viii
compose Mr. Buchanun's Cabinet-Cass
Secretary of State; Floyd, Of Va, War; Brown
(of Tenn Navy; Cobb of Georgia, Treasury
| J. Clancy JONES (of Penny Post Office; jacob
Thompson. of Miss, Interior; Toucey (of Conn.
Attorney General.
In the House, Davis from the Investigating
Committee, made a special report on the case
Of Gilbert, accompanied by resolution for his
expulsion. There was excitement and a warn
debate in the House.
The tariff Bill passed the House this day by
majority of26 votes.
The House Committee has reported in favor
Of the expulsion Of Edwards, Welch, Matteson,
and Of Simonton, as reporter, the consideration
of.vhich is fixed for Wednesday.
Enoch Train, of Boston, has failed, having
heavy liabilities in England.
The friends of Senator. Cass. report to-dai
with all confidence that he has received the offe
of the State Department.
J. Clancy Jones, NJ. G., Of Penn, declines
place in the new Cabinet.
WAsulNGroN. D. c., Feb. 2l.-The Senate
have passed the bill, authorizing State Gov
ernulent for Minnesota, with an amendment,
restricting suffrage to citizens Of the Unlet
States,
The House passed the Post Office appro7ria
ton bill, and laid on the table resolution
vacatinG the seat occupied by Whitfield, Terrific
rial delegate from Kansas.
WAsulNGroN, Feb. 22-The foreign Sound
Dues Treaty binds the parties signing it 10 pa.
Denmark the sum of3O,0O0,OO0 Rix dollars.
The North Eastern Rail Road has been open.
ed to II station beyond and north of the Santee
which has bern woithily calIod "Gourdins."
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ExEcuTEp.-Samuel S. Tindall, who had
been tried and convicted Of the murder of his
wife, suffered the extreme penalty Of the law,
for that offence, on Friday last, between the
hours of twelve and two O'Clock,
1t never has been our melancholy duty to
witness ohe who braved the terrors of death
with more fortitutie or resignation. He pro,
tessed faith in the efficacy Of the redemption,
and said that he believed that Jesus was his
friend" The Rev. Mr.. Mahoney, by request
of the prisoner, offered feeling prayer, in
which he powerfully beseiged the throne of
Divine Grace in his behalf, at the conclusion Of
which rising from his knees, and warmly grasp
ing the reverend gentleman's hand, he bade
him meet him in heaAen. He ascended the
gallous, betraying but little trepidaton or unus
ual alarm, and with calmness said, Farewell,
my dear friends-prepare to meet me in hea
ven" The rope was then adjusted and the cap
placed over his face. Being then asked by the
Deputy if he was ready, he replied, yes" in a
distinct and audible tone, and in a brief space
of time thereafter was in the presence of his
Maker. He died without scarcely struggle.
Every respect and atteLtion had been paid the
prisoner by his kind hearted and worthy friends
and relatives, and his remains were decently
iaterred.-Sumter Watchman, 18Th INST.
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$50 REWARD. !.

DANAWAY from tho subscriber about the I'd Ju.y y
II last Negro Man. abou: 20 years Of age, rather
light black. about Ave feet 6 or z inches IN height
named WILLIAM TIE above reward viii be paid
on his deveryin Charleston Jail or in any !a!l i1
the State, where can get him He was bought last
February of the Estate of Thomas Stark fom Rkfida
originally from Kershaw. ssSssssss
Feb. lT-lm W. 4. HASkEktEH
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New Paper.

The Lexington Flag has recently made its appear
ance under the conduct of Messrs. Dreher and Lep.
pard, and presents very neat and credable appear
ance. We welcome our young friends into the edlto;
rial arena ...
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening Last, by Rev. J.; Z. Menden-
hall, Mr.. JAMES T.. COMMANDER OF Darlington, TO
Miss SARAH AMELIA, daughter Of 7. ". Pegues Esq
OF this place. aesst.s =
Editors fee received in tuu sNi--5is5,,
On Wednesday evening, 18th inst, BY Rev N.
TsIley Rev. JOHN T. WIGHTMAN, Of the s. G. Con-
ference to Miss AMELIA, daughter Of the Rev. H.
Spain of Sumter district, S. c.
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FATAL DGEL---ghe Savannah cesrgiun says:
''Mueh excitement. was evident in this city yes
terday. when it was known that a duel had
been fought, With fatal termination to. one of
the parties, between Dan'l Stewart Elliott, Esq.
and Thos. R. Daniell, ESQ, both We'll known
gentlemen, residents Of Savannah.
The weapons chosen we're rifles, the distance
twenty-five PAGES. the time Monday at noon,
and the place, serisen's Ferry. S. G., about
three miles below this city,
On first fire, Mr.. Dauiell fell mortal:y woun-
ded, and Mr.. Elliott received no hurt
We enter into none of the details or causes
Of this affair Of honor, as street reports arsnot
all to be depended on for correctness. So \.
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Found.

DY Servant,-an old Portuguese Gold Coin,
ID which the owner can have by proving property,
paying for this advertisement and rewardng the
finder. Apply at this Office. IS Feb 24-!t
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NOtice.

A IL notes and accounts duo Of long star ding.
II if not settled before RETURN DAY.egiM 20
placed in the hands of an Attorney for ccllecton
Feb II, I'd. GE0sadAgsNss !.
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1,712 Prizes, amounting to-!
A A~=n0DGDNDi :ys;-- i


Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, sss Qnaftsrs a 20
Purchase Ten Tickets ending With lie scorsSsuti7a
Numbers, ], q s. a, s, .6,9a8, 81 q, and ydlswiI
draw back four-tenths of The paid fa t1e
Tickets besides the chances of. obtaining Capt.
Patrons will ud it to their interest buy Certificates
4 S. g. Z, 8. 9, O. But this plan ftey forfeit the
Prize ending with The same Number as HE Capital,
and get four more chances ID ssefs sato gaia the
Capitals q -,
ETS, are sold at the following ratse which is the
10 Whole Tickets q $50 90
10 Half Tickets ~ 80 90
Ey- Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par =
Checks on New York RENTED for Prizes.
.E~ Address Orders for Tickets OF Certificates
of Packages Of Tickets to ~ ..a.s
yAWES r. WINTER
Macon or Savannah, Georgia.
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Sperm Oil ,

0F lst Quality, Solar Oil, Burning Fluid, xlanp
" Wicks. A full supply constantly psslands and
for sale al WORKMAN'S DRUG STORE
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Swan & Cos Lotteries !!
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000 ~!


OWING to the great favor with WHICH our Single
" Numer Lotteries have been received BY thu
pnbc, and the ar'c demand for Tickets. the Mana
gers, s. SWAN CO., will have drawing eacl
Saturday throughout the year. The following Scheme
will be drawn in each OF their Lotteries for March,
1857.
CLASS 26.
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia in
public OH Saturday, March 7th, 1851.
CLASS 27,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgia in
public, ON Saturday, March l4tli 1851.
~ Class rs.
To be drawn in the City OF Atl'nla, Georgia, in
public, Saturday, March 2ls, 1857.
CLASS %,
ToLe drawn in the City OF Atlanta Georgia. in
public on Saturday, March 2sll, 1857,
ON THE PLAN CT
SINGLE NUMBERS,
10000 TICKETs---3, ,260 PRIZES.
More than one Prize 10 every tem
Tickets.
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Our Cotton Market.

The Market for the past week has been quite active.
About 700 bales sold, at prices ranging from II to
l3l cents
The quotations of the Charleston Market on satur
day ranged from l2t to l3s cents.
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Notice.

MR. JOHN WORKMAN, is my agent during
Nl my temporary absence from the State
Feb Alt. =: N. BAUM.
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Sheriff Sales.

DY virtue Of sundry Writs Of Fl. Fs. to me di
ID rcctcd l, will sell on the first Monday in March
next before the Court House door in Camden, between
the legal hours Of sale The following property, to.
wit: .a =
Negroes levied on and 10 be soIdas the property
Of James j.. Love and John Love- Sr, at thesult Of
Charles P. Pelham and other vs. James J;Ioyo and
John Love, Sr. E BARNES, SsKAD.s
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A RtcH AAx.-Many suppose Perry Davis
to be very wealthy from the immense sales Of
the Pain Killer, but his beuevo!ence equals his
income. He is acquiring reputation more
: vaiua5,e than gold Q6}
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
s,28O prizes amounting to S204,O(
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves, $5; Quart'rs So
ePLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

1890 prizes amounting to S204 900
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves, s5; ouart'rs $2s !;
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 30 900 corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper, are encrcled with small tin tubes aud
placed in one Wheel .....-
The first 2l2 Prizes similarly printed and encirced,
are placed in another Wheel
Tie wheels are then revoved. and number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number aud Puze drawn out are opened and eXilo!'
ted to the audience and registered by the Commission
srs the Prize bel ng placed against the Number drawn
THIS operation repeated unta all the Prizes are drawn
out.
:. APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers those drawing the
first l2 Prizes will be entitled TO the IS Approxima-
ton Prizes. according to the schetne
The 5000 Prizes Of so will be determined by The last
figure OF the number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example, if the Number drawing the $4,000
Prize ends with No then all the Tickets where the
number ends in |, will be entitled 10 SEQ. II the mum
ber ends with Nc. 3, then all the Tickets whc:e tie
Number ends in = viii be entitled 10 S2o aud 50 on
TO o. : -. ~
Certificates ot Packages will be soaot tie following
rates which ist the risk.
~ Half - 40
{" 10 Quarter %
I'm Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the m ,ney to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt OF which they VIII b., forwarded
BY first mail.
Purchasers cLn have ticke;s ending in any figure
they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers anl Pr;zss will be
sent To purchasers Immediately after taedrawing.
~ Purchasers will peise write their signatures
plain and give their Post Oai2c, County aud State
~ Remember that every Prlze is dawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
sB-All Prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid imlnedi
ately after the drawing-other Prizes at The usGal
time Of thirty days. =,
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets caslen renewed in otherTickets a,
either Office
Address or6ers Tor Tickets or Certificates OF Pack
ages of Tickets either to
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4,h.-The Senate have
passed the Minnesota land bill, and the Pacific
wagon road bill. Nothing important in the
House. The report from the Special Commit
tee corruption case, will be presented on Tues.
day or Wednesday.
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MIHrfllnt1fotls Nf1us.
Hmm. MIR. Royce.

The correspondent of the Charleston Epen.
ing News thus speaks Of our Representa-
tive:
"Mr Boyce, Of your State, sustained in a
speech. on yesterday, his well earned repd'a-
ton, as one Of The best posted gentlemen on
the tuiff in the House. His accunlst!nn o'
facts and arguments against tariff for pro-
lection, made deep impression upon the body.
His speech viii he published and circulated
in your State. forbear detailed comment
upon it. Your readers will all no doubt read
it, and do lis character that justice which it so
well merits"
The same correspondent says:
""Governor Cobb of Georgia, has, it is said,
been settled upon rs the Premier. Some per-
sons doubt his abili'yto fill the place. This
arises from the fact that the Governors talent
is of that character that it never exerts itself
beyond the emergency demanding its exercise.
He never shows himself to be anything more
than is necessary for the occasion. As Secre-
tary ofState he would be safe man and would
prove that he possesses the ability to 6ll the
place"
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DrsrErrIcs, Read The Dxygeaated Bittsrs
,,hassprosed naars successful ii,as AL ether fe
msdsss inewn, sin cases Of Dyspepsia and
sepessl uability. Those who doubt this state.
ti,ssls can 6a ample proof III one trial of the
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