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These Bitters have received the endorsement
more than four hundred REGULAR PHYSICl
ANS tho have recommended their use IN Dyspep
STA, Derang cment OF the stomach, Loss Of APP
petite, Nervous Prostitution, Debility, and in al
cases of disease which IN its Incl picnt stages
cure only generous diet. and an lnvigoratIng
nourishing stimuaHt As a safeguard against
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FIRST, Hundreds of the most successful and
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~ Ifyour druggist or tradesman has not 60,
these Bftters, have him send for them.
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For sale by leading Druggists and Groeers eve.
Henry Darts Sons,
| Rock Island.
| c II. SWAIN, Proprietor,
| "a South Water ST., Chicago.
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The specific remedy for
CONSUMTPiO ON,
Nervous Debility.
AND ALL DISORDERS OF THE LUNGS,
NERVOUS AND BLOOD SYSTEMS.

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while for cases of General Debility, Loss o
| Strength, Flesh and Appetite, Dyspepsia, Neu
| ralgia Paralysis, Chronic Bronchitis, Asthma
| scrofula Chronic DiarrhGa, it is the most efica
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| cuse Circulars tree
| PR1cEs-In 7-oz. and 1907. bottles, 81 and s
| each small or 3 large bottles for SIS, by eI
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DR.. MhRSHALL'S
& al arm Snuff

iHIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved t-ei
4 TO be the best article known Tor curing tn.
Catarrh, Cold In the Head and Headache
II has been found an excellent remedy IN mauy
cases OF Sore Eyes. Deafness has been re-
moved by it, and Hearing has often been great,
improved by it's use.
IL sfraprsDt and agreeable and
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More than Thirty Years

OF sale and use Of DIR. Marshall's Catarrh and
Headache snuff has proved it's great value Tor
al! the common diseases of the head, and al this
moment 1t stands higher than ever before.
1t is recommended by many of the best physIc-
ans, and is used with great success and saiIsfac-
ton everywhere.
Read the Certificate of Wholesale Drug
gists I'm 1851.
The undersigned, having Tor many year, been
acquainted wiki Dr. MarshalPs Catarrh and
headache Snuff, and sold it in our wholesale
trade cheerfully state that we believe 1t TO be
equal, In every respect, to the recommendations
given of it for the of Catarrhal Affections,
and that it is decidedly the best article we have
ever known for all common diseases of the head
BOSTON. .-. NEW YORK.
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tached as two double shoyels, IN ten minu'e'
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plow: no weight on the neck OF the horse; ca.
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am prepared to do all kinds OF wagon
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Gives Immediate Keller

To the dull heavy pain, caused BY diseases OF the
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10. Meehan's Grocery.
Tandem Mills

VE7HE subscriber respectfully invites the
81 patronage of the public, at his Family Grocery
Store, the first bridge at Camden Mills. op-
posite Johnston's Warehouse. He has a good
stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c, &C, of the best
quality, and ne Offers them at prices as low the
lowest. He Is also q
Licensed Saloon Keeper,
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gars, &C, &C, az can be found at any place in
town.
GS~ All kinds of farm produce bought or taken
III EXCHANGE for goods. 10. MEEHAN.
Camdan Mills, Jan. l0-wtf.
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PHOTOGRAPHS,

Not surpassed tins side OF New YORK, taken at
A. Is. GAYFORD'S.
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febl3wly.
WAGONS
FOR SALE

TIME UNDERSIGNED has ON hand for
IL sale, at Milersburg, Mercer county, nos
FIVE
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Gard Photograph Portraits
AMBROTTPES,

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Henry Darts Sons,

II. SWAIN, Proprietor,
81 South Water ST., 'Chicago.
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Bob Runners and Sled Soles.
Our stock Of
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livery young lady and gentleman IN the
II United States can heal something very much
their aG vantage by return mail free of charge
by addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears OF being humbugged will oblige by not not
icing this card. All others will please address
their obedient servant,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-05
co VI NJ u N IC ATED.

MEssHs. EDIroRs: In your las, issue |
submitted two plan. Of rsIipf br lsgsla
lion. The t,rst you find 10 constitutional
objection to. therefore one great obstacle
is removed. You object to its merits
first, because all the properly in the State
il sold. would not pay the tax. there you
'misrepresent the plan "a it proposes to
issue certificates Of hted"ess equal to
the aggregate Of the individua losses Of
each person ia the State, and Ievies tax
payable in those certfirates.~ and not By
the sale of the property Of The tar payer.
Your next OH. ction is equally fslscous,
j. q, that by this plan the former slave.
holder would get al The property in the
country. An equal division of the ag.
grega'e loss sustained hy the people since
the begin ming OF the war in proportion
TO the amount Of property held bv each
individual at the beginning Of the war. is
equivalent m an eonal division oi the
property saved hy the people in proper,
tion TO the amount owned nv them At
the beginning Of the war, or suppose zach
individual in the State had formed a gen.
eral copar,nership when the war com
menced, and had pledged their entire pro
periy Tor the Prosecution cf the war. 'nLd
three four'hs Of their property had heen
destroyed or CONSUMED by the war. would
not an equal division Of the losses leavs
each Individual composing the partner
ship one fourth Of the amount OF prop.
erty he owned when he commenced I if
so. Their how cah you say the slave hoI.
der would Get all The property hy an
equal division Of the losses
Your nex' oljaction is TO .fhs pa p.ble
injustice Of this measure" This opinion
is no doubt sounded upon want Of 10
formation" and After the explanations
given above Of the practical effect Of this
plan I consider it unnecessary 10 add
anything more to prove the justice Of the
plan. You then say "it would render
more persons homeless, and cause far
giea,er suffering 10 the country thap the
collection OF debts will entail" This a.
ser,;on is simply deduction from an ar.
gumsnt based upon false premises, !. e.
that all the property Of the people would
be sold to pay the proposed tax. and the
STAKEHOLDER having sustained the greatest
loss would become ,Se owner by purchase. |
In the same editorial yolss 'tbs.
the RELIEF sought by debtors 10 the way |
OF hindrancss to suite, or sealing Of debts,
cannot lawfully be oblsined without an |
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The Camden Journal.

This old and respectable paper has lately
changed hands. 1t is now put lished by Mr..
Thomas w. Pegues and edited by Mr.. l.. w.
X. Blair. The fvt issue uader the new regime
appeared on 3lst ult., and bears unmistakeatl ls
evidence Of good management and editorial
ability. Mr. Pegues is a veteran Of the Press,
having been long thine connected with the
same paper many years ago. and Mr.. Blair is
well know as gentleman possessing very high
literary and scientific attainments. Possessing
such advantages, il cannot be otherwise than
an able and useful public Journal, and We hear.
tily commend it tn the attention of our readers
Terms Of subscription $500 ia advance s4.n0
ifpayment is delayed three months. We will
take pleasure in forwarding names or orders for
advertising.
The Journal publishes tile late reply OF Mr..
Moore to his constituents, and commends Il in
the course Of an able editorial article on The
rune subject For the good SENSE and thorough
appreciation Of the question which the latter exr
hibits, as well as in courtesy to our worthy and
efficient representative, we transfer it to our
Columns:
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From the Camden Jouynal.

Elsewhere in our columns We insert a
letter Of MR Moons. q member OF the
Legislature from Lancaster, on the propo
sed action OF the Legislature to impede
the collection Of debs. We think bis
views jns and his example worthy OF i'm
ita,ion. ], is not right that thousands OF
u"rrfls"ting people should be led. by the
silence OF those who know better, to cher
ish hopes which it is mornly wrong even
To harbpr. and which mist, inevit ABLY.
end in Keen disaPpoi 'tment aud apgrsvs
ted misfortune. The truth on thi, sub.
ject sh"ul! bs promptly and plainly apo
ken. in order to dissip such d.morali
zing expectations before they shall have
ovetinastered the judgrpen', or even the
integrity Of those who entertain ihSm.-
The Legislature can give the dsltof no
remedy between the liquidation Of hia
obligations il jnst and insolvency. The
constitutional disability Is insurmountsbls
and even IL such disability we're not i'm
posed bv the Constitutions Of the State
and ofths United States, il is imposed by
that OF the universe irseif Il is impossible
for mau, and we know not thath is posi-.
bic even for God, TO change the nature Of
justice Let justice be drns IL the hsav,
ems fall, is Roman maxim. and tie moss
able modern historian Of Rome ascribrs
the greatness to which she attsiesd
srhung nations less to her conauerine
sword than to the tenscily with ~hich
her people adhered to this principle as
embodied in established iaw. Itis Ger
tainly the vital principle Of all civilized
society, and its decay among q people
woul,, IL not arrested. be the surs pre-
cursor Of socis, dissolution and sppsosch
ing barbarian.
II the Legislature bad the power to
"impsir the obligation Of contracts" and
should unhsppiiy Ale.srr'ins to exercise il,
II could not, probsbiy. thereby diminish
the aggregate suffering Of shs people
II would merely ssusfsr il from The class
Of debtors to that Of creditors. overthrow.
iny, 10 the scs, oil the foundations Of trust
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Restoration Of Civil Authority
in the South.

The President has issusd 4 Proclams
'ion declaring that the insurrecti,n. " hich
heretofore existed in the State of Texas
is At an end. aud ia henceror,h 10 he so
regarded in that State. Tho Prs.id.n,
further procl.ims th.t pssc., ord., .sd
'ranqi lily and civil authority nov ssi.,.
in and throughout the whole OF tho Tn;
tod States.
- The following Is tbs essential portion
OF the Proclamation
And, whereas. subsequently, 10 the
said second day Of Apr,l, one ,hou.and
siglt hundsed and six,va;x. the ins.rrec
,i"n in the State Of Texa. has hesn com
pletslv and everv where Suppressed and
ended, and the authority Of the United
States hs. been .nccss.fulIy e.,abls' al in
the said State Of Texas. and no~ remain.
therein unfes'ric'ed and undi.pu'ed. and
such of the proper United STATE. officer.
ss have been duIv commissioned within
the limits Of tie said State ara nov in ,b.
Indisturbed exercise Of their official func
,ions
And whereas. the laws can nov he
sostnined and enforced in the sail State
OF Texas hy ths proper civil authority,
State or Federal. and the people OF the
said State Of Texas. like the people OF
other Staies before named. are veil and
loys!ly disposed. and have conformed or
-ill CONFORM in their ieei.ls,i,n 70 the
condition OF affairs growing out Of the
amendment Of the Constitution Of the
United States prohibiting slavery Within
the limits aud Jurisdiction of the United
States
And whereas. all reasons snd sorclu
sioos set forth in regard to the ssvsrai
States therein specially named now apply
equally and In sll respects 10 the State Of
rsx~, - we'll - 70 The other States
which had bsen involved 10 Issunsc.
ton
Aud whereas adequate ProvisiOa has
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Town Council MOTTO o,

A LII Male persons betw esn the ages Of
"A sixteen and Fifty years, living within
The Corporate bounds Of Lancaster Village,
who have failed to commute with the
suncil In lieu of STREET. duty, arc hereby
notified TO meet nj the Coz urt HsLss on
The'Soy the nth isst., at . o'clock, A. ~ ,
9Th suitable Tools for working tho Streets.
Any one wishing 10 commute NAV stiII ds
30 ~ paying . The Treasure. the sum or
Tso Dollars At any time pre,ioss 70 the
nth inst.
BY order Of the Conneil.
JOIN n. BEATTY,
Sept b-It Secretary.
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PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLES PAIN EtI.

PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kill.
LEH, sf.er thorough trial, BY innumerabie
living witnesses, has proved itself THs Mrpr.
cixE OF TINE AGx. Although there have been
many medicinal preparations brought before
the public since the 6rst introduction Of Perry
Davis Pain Killer, snd large amsunt. eIpena.
ed in their introduction, tIe Pain Killer ha.
cofftihued to steadily advance In the estimation
Of the world as the best Family Medicine ever
introduced. il is An internal sud external rem.
edy. One positive proof Of is efficiency Is,
that the sales have constantly increased, and
wholly upon Its own merits. The effect of Ihe
Pain Killer upon the patient. When takes inter.
nnily IN cases of Cold, Cough, bowel Com,
plants, Cholora, Drsentery, and other .ff.c.
tons OF the system, has been truly wonderful,
and has won Tor 10 fisffe among medical pre.
parations that can never be for :otten. lts sue.
cess In removing pain. as an external remedy,
ID cases OF Burns, Bruises, Sores, Sptains, Cuts
Sting OF Insects, and other causes Of suffering,
has secured for Il such host Of testimony. ss
an almost infallible RENE dy that Il will be han
ded down 70 posterity a. one Of the greatest
medical discoveries Of the nineteenth century.
For sale by our Village Merchants. Sept.
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Go~ERSAssr RAr1oss.- Capt. Place,
Subsistence Commissionsr. has received
within the past few weeks, 10 800 rn,ions
from the y. 8. Government. for dis,rihu
iion AMONG tho needy. Sin.s the goth
ult.. 1870 psrsons have been supplied
with 10 dsys' ra,ions. ~ follows s.
Whites, $40; Blacks, 1919.
Ra,ions will DO again issued TO the
whites on Monday tho Sd, and to blacks
on Monday the 10Th Of September.
Cdmden Journal.