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Eclecslc or New 6ehoOl System Of Medicine,
Embracing every modern reform and Improvement in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
They produce evil and the foundation for future i'll health
Paeats should tst their children are not dossd with
ssch aedicises fr they be we'll afterwards. All
mineral poseas sliks injurious. The greatest modern
iuprovement 10 medicine consists ia containing the active
medical principles Of rsots and plants In concentrated
fern. They Ededc Remeies, and never before
equalled in tie eAtsnt Of disease. When udcousy 3D.
nni<sred, they NEST disease with wonderful certainty
DR. GlN Of Ottawa
keprsets t CREST reform in medicine and will attend per.
soHsy upeu ali forms e disease either acute chronic
surgical wea desired Violent diseases dipthsria, cholera
cro~p dyseaty, ss &c., very successfully treated BY
genuine Eclectic rasteaen; they scarcely losing any
while in old chrcac they noted everywhere They
always called repair the mischief produced by
other phy@oaas vita Their "kill or cure" remedies
Ccagas O. 10 q Is ysa standing; Catarrh with the de-
strucon Of the tenss and soft tissues Of the
sumption, with partial Ices Of lungs Syphilis With foul
liberation and oss Of parts; Hip disease with inability
walk; scrcsio~s diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness from to % ysa continuance; Rheumatism with
enlarged and ancylossd sets sPermatohsa, with
OF which will ~ most happily referred to for the benefit
those similarly afflicted He In all cases Of
Fever Snd AgHs.
Diseases OF Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments Of every variety expressly adapted
these various complaints Consult him. dec. 22-sp-n
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Ottawa Whoiesaie Market.

ottawa, Feb. Q, 1857.
The bad weather since Saturday has somewhat
checked the business in grain. Pork continues
to arrive in small dribs, and is eagerly picked
up, dozen buyers gathering around each
arrival, and running the load up on each other
to$14Ql5
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Errors or Youth. .

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
"A Debility Premature Decay, and ali the effects Of youth
ful ndscreton will for the sake Of suffering humanity send
free to all who need it, the recipe direction fer making
he simple remedy BY which he cured Sufferers wish.
ing preht by the advertisers experience do BY
Dressing, in perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN
nov2s-sp-1y. Ne. q Cedar street, n T.
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IFR INSURANCE.

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of
Hartford 10 the largest HE insurance in the world having
sooeo msnbsss saA ssosoo.soo H dividends
policy holders hsvs sssn larger than AM eth company
having been, the average Fifty per cont. annually
I interest nvsstnsn have been larger saa any other
company, the income from thus aisas being
than enough pay al sssss " death for he year,
Il therefore affords Insurance at lees co than any other
company. These 1hcs which It would be we'll all
who contemplate the obtaining Of insurance their lives
Information relative b the dasrsue modes Of
and rates ~ obtained, upon application, Of wA
EASrON, resident agsat at Ottawa.
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The Markets.

There has been little speculative excitement
in grain at a few leading points during the week,
but there has been no appreciable advance that
promises to be permanent In provisions, how
ever, the tendency is still upward.
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS
IN CONSUNPTION.
Amongst the many Testimonials In sul
Possession, we have only room
for the fOllow wing:

Ntp Haren. Chm, Oct. II, 1894
Nsssrs G. q. CLARK 4 Co..
Gentsne-I feel it duty and pleasure to give ysu the
benefit Of experience In the OF Goes Cough Hssa
Pros taking heavy cold, taken down with the con-
gestion Of the lungs and continued to fail under the
medical care. until given up, by Competent medical
authority, TO die There seemed nothing but strssxaton
AID death before t.d that further medical a.
tendance AM medicine useless. sRd resigned to
death, when friend who had been greatly benefited By
using the Balssm, brought bottle. This amer
had done with the doctor and medicine. thought teped
and continued taking the medicine, and continued y
improve until cough stopped and my lung. healed and
got we'll. used 10 bottles remain gents. with grcsa
respect, Your ob't servant, JOHN WELLS,
200 Washington st, New Haven, O.,
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The Mystic Tie.

The first Of the initials above stands for old friend to the
peblc which every will recognize and which
every one has kind welcome refer to Goes Cough
Bsamthe cheapest and best preparation in the world for
Group coughs cds aad sill throat and lung complaints
The second for Goes Dyspepsia Curethe only remed
that is to dyspepsia indigestion,
tuency and general debility Both articles too we'll
known need any praise from Lot the afflicted always
have them handy. aug29-l0m-sp
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Banking.

NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA.
FORMERLY CITY BANK UP EAMEs, ALLEN CO.
HENRY +. EAMEs, JOHN D. CATION,
EDWARD EAMEs, L. H. EAMEs,
w. G. CHURCHILL, w. H. BULLKN.
Exchange on Chicago, New York
And al the principal cities East and West
h GU q HIT A n ID - O l. ID
Exchange ENGLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
amportant points in Continental kurope drawn In sums
70 suit purchasers efsr
.. =. Revenue Stamps Of all denominations con.
stantly On hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities,
Geld AND silver bought aad sold.
To those who favor with their patr onage would
Ws shall be able 10 extend sach facts end accommods
ton - ws trust will prove them satisfactory and profitable
Bank open from -. H. " 4P,M.
RDwARD EAnss PremdemA
L. II. EAMRs Vics Pres. W. II. BULLsE, Csshiey.
ottawa. Jan. 30 l06e-y. 1855
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New YORK market.
New York, Feb. I.
Flour-Closed dull. and shade lower. II
Whest-Nominally lower, with scarcely any
inquiry. -... 80.
Rye-Dull and heavy. at $145a$I5O for
western.
0ats-very firm at 751 1a75I,c in store, aad
III afoat, for western.
Corn-Dull at 9sG95c for new mixed west
srn, and nominal at $1.O6Qa1.CS for old mixed
Western, ShOat and in store.
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A Chicago Market.
Chicago, Feb. 8.
Flour-Quiet. Spring extra s$5@6.5O.
Wheat-Unssttled. $12O@$121 for No. 1
Rring, $1.15@1.l6 for No. 2, and 81 O5Q91 OS for
No 3.
Corn-E1citsa at 5695Sc for Nc. 1, contrasts
~ high As zoe being made for arrivals in April
Oats-4S@49c.
Barley.-$lSO for No. 2. n
Rye-$11S for No. 1, and t1.1S for No. Z
Potatoes-65G70s.
Butter-32 a:,4c.
Eggs-24Ga5c.
Dressed Hogs-$l3a1325.
C"tt!eLWsak. Choice steers. $7.750S.50; fair
to good, $8OOq6.75; medium stock, $50O05. IS;
oommsn stock, $3g45O
Hegs- $975@l025 for fair to good fat lots.
and $9.OOg9.65 for inferior to common grads.
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RURRALO ECALBSs--0rsesn ssuutss sssenshal
~ anced platform Sad hay scales. FOR sale at
JA0 S0-W erRAWNA POW KLLN.
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CLERGYMEN.
DRUGGISTS.

The Row AIKEN, of Allegheny tcstss that 1t hs
cured him, after all other remedies Ind failed
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure

will also be found invaluable in case OF Diarhes bysentsxy
Collie, Summer complaint Gripping, and In fact every u.
ordered condition OF the stomach.
Bold by Druggists In city country everywhere II 81 pr
bottle, or by application 70
- THE G. G.. CLARK co.,
Sole PROJECTORS,
New Haven.
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Any druggist in tn. country will tell you you take VI
trouble to inquire that every that buys bottle OF
Dyspepsia Cure ftOm them, speaks in the most unquahs
praiees Of it, great medical virtues.
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For years 1t has been household medcineand mothers
for the safety Of their children and all who suffer any
disease OF the throat, chest and lungs afford 10
without It, In addition TO the ordinary four long
the market furnish mammoth family size bst-
ties which will, in common with the other size, be found
all Drug Stores
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Read the Following Testimonials I

..s4,tt PONTIAC, Livingston Co., JIly II, 1sss.
Ma c. ewARSa0uf-Dsar Sir: II affords ne pleasure 70
recommend the your savs to all who su
fsrng with FistuA Encana sufferer for six months
and advised by several counsel n the wsst and BY
eminent surgeon in tbs east 70 hsse operation per
formed fortunately received from your hands fosr box y
Of your asvsr failing eminent, and to-day soand
man. Yours, respectfully,
LEANDBR UrLHY
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WHOOPING COUGH.

The testimony OF all who have used for this terrible d
during the last ten year, that il invariably reiey
and cure it,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-06-17

WAsHINGToN's SELF. CONTROL
t. ia not known or realized 50 dis
tinctly as it should be that our great
Washington was by nature violently
passionate man, and that his habitual
composure was the result Of strenuous
self discipline triumph over natural
fraiJty so complete as almost to have
robbed him of the credit thereof, since
few could believe him TO be powerfully
influenced by emotion who SO rarely
gave way to emotion in even slight de-
gree. We are persuaded that the trials,
responsibilities and anxic,ies which that
greatest of men had to carry would but
for his, constant and profound selt-con'
troll, have worn him out long before the
accomplishment ofhis work ;; or, if they
did not actually kill his body, would
have made an end of his efficiency for
the labors devolved upon him. NO
frctrul, fuming, storming hero could have
done work.-From USING STRENGTH
WITH ECONOMY, IN Lippincoh's Mug
azine for June.
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SMALL FEET People are mistaken
VIII they suppose small foot nm clc-
men, Of hrauty 4 font should bear a
Jus, proportion 'othc f=ure; if too large
il argues coarscncss, and gives heavl'
ness to the manner, forhidding ease and
grace of movement 4 large foot, how
ever. argues certain honesty OF char.
ncier, and which If course more than
atnncs for the lack OF grace. Large
feet also imply stability A man who
is Jealous in his temper should marry a
woman whuse feet are large such are
generally keepers at home and modest
wi,hal-,hcy arc not given to "nddlng,
their feet ybidc in the house. The SEN
tincnt of beauty is less in the size than
Il certain littIcncss and elacitlclty.-
iprrss has great effect npnn the foot,
anI very long dresses arc not adapted
f. .xhihi, it to advantage. The long
,nh.. ccrtainl, destroys its elasticity.
TIE Fr-nch foot i mragre. narrow
anil b"ny the Spanish is small and e.
cgart'y "u'vrd-rha"ks to its Moorish
-, 10 i .....,,.. ,l;,,, ,rifh tho Govti1
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SEVEN FooLs.-l. Tho Envious
nan-who sends away his mutton, be-
cause the pc:son next to him is eating
vcnson.
2. Thejealous man-who spreads bis
bed with singing ncttlcs, and then
sleeps in it.
8. The proud man-who gets wet
through sooner than ride in tic carriage
of an inferior.
4 The litgious man-who goes to
law in the hopes ofruinlns his opponent,
and gets ruined himself.
5. The extravagant man-who buys
herring, and takes a cab to carry it
home. ...
6. The angry man-who learns the
ophicleide bec..use he is annoyed By the
playing of his uciyhbor's piano.
7. The ustentatiuus man-who illuml.
mates the outside of his house most bril-
liantlv, and sits inside in the dark.
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SOUTH CAROLINARAILR
GEN'L. SUpT's. OFFICE,

GENL. SUPTS. UFFICE,
CHARLESTON, Feb. l3, 1859.
ON and after SUNDAY, February
" ID, the Trains of the Camden
Branch of the South Carolina Railroad
will run as follows:
On Mondays, Wednesdays and satur.
days.
Leave Kingville...............4.2Op. 20 p. N.
Arrive at Camden. n............7.OO p. m!
Loave Camden q. M.
Arrive at KiDgville. a. m.
q. T. PEAKE,
General Superintendent.
Feb 18.
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foot is proverbial for its high arch, "a
stream can run under the hollow of his
foot is q description Of its form; the
foot of the Scotch lady is large and
thick that Of the Irish fat and square;
the English short and aeshy the Amer
lean foot is apt to be disproportlona'ely
small. A foot should be arched, fairly
rounded, and its Ieugth proportioned
to the height of the individual. 1t
should have delicate spring to it, and
the ankle should be rounded and firm.
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A JOKE ON A HOTEL KEEPER
One of our Portland hotel keepers was
no, long since victimizcd in the follow
ing manner: a. B. went to him and
engaged bo I'd by tho week at slO per
week. Nov" said A. B., 81 may he
absent occasionally; what deduction
will sou make for that?" Fifty cents
a nnestn hfty rcn.s a-lndsing," re,
piled the landlord. Time wore on, and
A. b. was sometimes there and some
times not After a while the landlord
presented his ill for three weeks board
$50 In a short time a. B. appear,
ed with a counter bill Of deductions for
meals and lodgings missed; Meals eaten,
three, S1.50; lodgings, seven, S3.50;
meals missed, sixty, $50; lodgings miss,
ed, fourteen ST; balance in favor of A.
b., 81. Landlord, Of course, was a
little astonishcd at the result of the
reckoning, aud therefore said not word,
for the best of reasons, that he couldn't
think of anything tt at would do justice
to the subject. Whereupon A. B., to
relieve the landlords perplexity, remark
cd with cool urbanity, well never mind
the So; III take it out in board. -
Landlnrd roull'nt sec how to keep even
with such boarder, and so the connec'
tion between him and A. B. ii, landlord
aud buarder came Is an end.
Portland Orcgonaan..
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SOUTHERN STOCK
AND
Mutual Life Insurance Go.
Capital stock lst January, 1869, $3.50 10000
Assets over .fuV,ooeoo
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
Louisville, Ky.

Ahantu, Geo.
OFFICES ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
Gen. J. B. GORDON, President.
Gen. 4. H. .C0LQUITT, Vice Presidents.
w. C. MORRIS, Secretary.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. John Frazer & Co., Charleston, S. c.
Gen. Wade Hampton, Columbia, S. e.
Gen. ]. B. Kershuw. Camden, s. G.
Gen. S. McGowun, Abbevillc. S. G.
Hon. H. v. johnson, Augusta, Ga.
Hon. Robert Toombs, Washington, Ga.
Gen. John S. Preston, Columbia, S. c.
Messrs. Willis & Chisolm, Charleston, S. c.
Col. N. G.. w. Walk r. Sheriff, Barnwell S. c.
|. N. league. Judge Probate. Barnwell, S. e.
Hon. A. p. Aldrich, Bornwell, S. c.
COL James Patterson, late Commissioner in
Equity, Barnwell S. c.
Kinds Of Policies issued by this Compa-
ny.
To ary one on his or her life, payable at
death 10 the legal representative OF the as
sured.
To wife on The life of husband.
To husband on the life OF vile, payable
TO him al her death.
To creditors on the lives OF debtors.
To Churches on the lives ot their Ministers.
Also, ENDOWMENT POLICIES, sccu-
ling To the party insured the amount payable
at doath. or at any age between 1"rty and
seventy.ive
Also, Children's Endowmen, Policies, Sc
curing TO child the sum assured. upon arri
wing at certain age-lS, q or %
Also, non forieiting Life Policies. All
premiums to cease after five or ten payments.
PREMIUMS
Nav be pnid on Life Policies annually or
semi annually or the premiums Tor the Whole
life may be paid in five or ten annual pay'
manis, or all premiums may cease OH reach-
ing As, so, So, 60, G5. 20 or IS years OF age.
WHO SHOULD INSURE!
The ricfI-usrr rirrp-r-r, -+@..-slexerIaa and
The tuymcn; the phyciciun. The lawyer. tue
merchant, the mechanic and the aborcr.-
Every one having a family dependent upon
him for support should effect an insurance on
his life for their benefit in case OF his decease;
the rich, because they have the means 10 pro-
vide against the ,hasc,s Of fortune; tho poor
man can spare little every year for the iu.
lure wants OF those who may, he leit destitute,
the professional man. while in lite and health,
finds a sure means OF support Tor his family,
yet he rarely accumulairs fortune; the sal
nried man, because none are more exposed 10
the changes and vicissiludes OF fortune In
shor, Life Assurance is applicable 10 all cir.
cumstanccs in life.
AN EXCELLENT FEATURE.
The character oi this company specially
provides that wife can insure the lille OF The
husband for the benefit of hersel II and children,
free from any claims, dues or demands Of his
creditors in case her husband should die in
debt or the estate bccome insolvent.
II. NJ. MYERS, Jr., Attorney nj Law,
Barnwell, s. G., Special Agent.
J. H. MILLER. No. 207t Broad Street,
Augusta, Ca. General Agent.
DR.. 5. BARUCH, Examining Physician.
May 6. 3m
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sident j Johnson. In other words 1t now
requires sl3,3SO to accomplish the la.
borious business of attending the White
House visitors, while it only cost sl6oo
under johnson. There is nothing like
economy.
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ten dollars; for by your own confession
I have proved that this side of the river
is the other side
The dumb founded antagonist, over.
como by this profound logic, immedi-
ately paid the money. :
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Miss Jones, po>tmistr"ss at Wlnsct
ter. Iowa. recently married Mr.. Alfred
Smith. Mrs Smith is nor known to
the dep rtment as pn~tmi>tress. Miss
Jones has no longer legal existence,
and things generally are very much mix
cd smith is anxious to know 1t he
has married into the pos,officc, or has
he married The po>toffice out of the fam,
ily.
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| lcaSC, Oh tne Ahciio"h
fear VIC will never know the value of
our facilities until they fall into the
hands of foreign capitalists and arc put
in full operation, if land speculation to
Immigrants prevails. Then VIC will ser
how simply we have acted. We might
have done all this ourselvcS-we and
our children might new be rcaping its
profits. In very short rime-'we will
hardly miss the time-our children will
desire to settle to themselves. IF we
have sold our surplus land then we will
wish We had kept that land for the
children. I suggest, presumptuous as
it may seem to wiser heads, that the
Press, instead Of throwing out so great
induccmcnt to Northern capitalists,
should admonish the people of various
counties O: our own loved Georgia,
wherever the power will justify, to
throw their. mites together int" corp"-
rate companies. and bnild up factories
of various kinds machine shops and
mills to make and manufacture every
thing that we are now So dependent
unon other sections for. | think thcr"
are two great moral obligations that our
people are at fault in. One is, that We
should endeavor, if possible, to scan the
future with our most serious and SOL
emu judgment. The steps taken by us
now may be the means of building upa
glorious future for our posterity or it may
bring them under the yoke Of the very
acceptance of the inducements now
being thrown out The | say, We
should be careful rs to what wr do FIR
the sake Of future gcnera'i,n- Th"
other is in regard to lbor. There Is
now a great disposition to promote ara!
encourage fnrci gn emigration | think
the move g"od one provided We en-
get honest, Observation-Disclosures
if we are to receive the scum OF Europe
-JarrbiTds and paupcrs, Heaven deliver
US from them. The second and last
obligation that would speak of is our
duty and obligation to freedmen The
class of labor we now have, sn long az
VIC can make the labor of the freedmen
available and they act upria''ly and
honestly, it is our duty to giv" them
the preference. Their condition among
US, without homes and means, is not
chargeable to them. Many Of them do
we'll, and no doubt the most of them
would do better we're it not for the bad
influence thrown ever them by carpet
baggcrs and other vile miscrcants that
have been allowed to stay in our midst.
If these vile enissarics were out of the
country, it would be to the great mu
tual benefit cf both the freedmen aud
ourselves. Then let act with cau-
ton and due reflection a. To unr fut re-
postcrity and its welfare; be Pa'ient;
hold on to our lardS yet little while.
rest will do them good. The tim" soon
will be and even now is, that every
county in Georgia can, by its own cit-
zcnS throwing their u.itrs into curloratr
companies build mp f'ctorirs or mann,
featuring establishments. Though these
be small at first, VIC can enlarge them
as We grow stronger. We thereby hold
and have the profits for ourselves and
children, and have population more
cnngcnial in nature and Identified in
interest and real .""d Of society. which
is the ma'rrial for stable government.
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Expensive ITEMS FOR A REruBLl-
CAN COURT Modern economy is an
expensive luxury. Just examine one
specimen Under Andrew Johnson there
wa$a very clever 'fficial named rnshaw,
who acted rs grand usher TO Ike lrrsi-
dent. For $1,000 year he consented
to take the whole White House ON his
shoulders. For. that modest sum lie
was content to bear the abuse # count
less visito,s and to repay alI with uni-
form poli,eness and courtesy. How is
it under President Grant? 4? There is
Dent. full Brigadirr, with a salary Of
$4,000 per annnn; Cro,k receiving
81 600; Price, l,k, wise 81 6rH; ' nns
Douglass S2,ju0; AdaG,s in"r & "rg"
" but another man. s 'i'lU. and
Simmno l., gent man If rrl"r, 50 per
month fors mply bearing ra'd> 81 vii
tors from the cminrrt'y polite prn1 to
the Presidents private Office. Alitliese
oficials. combined discharge the duty
which Cushaw monopolized under Pre-
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A man who was up to thing or two
once offered to bet that he could prove
that This side of the river was the other
site. His challenge was soon accepted,
and bet oft dollars was made when,
p pin,ing to the opposite shore of the riv-
er, he -hrrwdly asked
"Is not that ono side Of the river p
Yes was the Immediate answer.
agreed said the man aud is not
this the other side?
Yes said the other.
, Then, said the man, pay me the
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NON-EXPLUSlYE
KEROSENE OIL,

THIS is the best Oil made, and by the
5 or 10 Gallons, or by the Barrel VIC
will sell as cheap as it can be
lou sht in Charleston. Also large sup
ply Of LAMPS, &c.
:. HODGSON & DUNLAP.