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Ml.le Of Poor Rum. WE1Skey. HFOOI Splr-
it's. and Refuse Liquors. doci":gd: ~ sp'Gv,i;;
NH sweet eneI tJ p.caH. tnc tits:r, ca '"d : ONES
:. houe.izcrs" I" Re- .or-;.," e., tii:t lea LEO
t:pp!tr on to arua%enrisssa ail 80, tus arc tr:9
W!licine. male from tie Me- t'nh't and
U,rts OF California, FREQ from 81 A4co52IIc
stimulants. Tawya i rGtiEAE BLOOD
PURIFIER anl LIFE GlVI&G faLN-
CJpT,E, q perfect r. .v"-:;Ir aid 1uviS"rd'or
ri tne Svstnin, car-yi: ,Ut 81 poisonous matter,
and restoring the L!ootto alt.y condition.
No person can take thc~a E:.t'!s, ACCORDING to
';-cctons, anl reEaAin loaS uaStil.
800 viii BE- given for an llrilrahle case, PRO,
,;>s':!- the bonrs are no. d:$,ro"el hT 1aiperal
ro;sots or o:Eer means, AID C Vial organs
wIs..i l.vnnl :l:c r..ll. ot r"r"'-.
For Iraarcn tory and Chronic Rheu-
rnatis1n, and Gout. Dyspepsia. or lnol-
ee ton. Bilious, J'e:llttcct; AID Later
:cjtteat Fevers, D.s asses OF tao Blood,
I.ivor, Kidneys, ead Bladder; th">c 8!t-
eases are caused by Vitiated Blood. w!ra
i r"n"rl!y pro !uceJ by Gcraascneut o. the
Digestive Organs.
Inv inviyo!:.;,: tho stomach. anil stimulate
tho tnrn:,i liver aaj bowels, which rcairr them
cfu-sin...r1 efficacy in clcans:7: the 10" OF
r'Ii:nnj,-.ies, All i.rpa-ting new lie and viSor
20 thc whole sys.e'n.
pyspepsia or indigestion, Headache,
pI;r in t :e Shoulders, Coughs. II. h.I!e.s ot tie
C:,,s,, Dizziness, S1*r StoIn@cN, Bud Taste n
tn. Mouth, Di.Eors Attacks, F4n"Ition 0. tne
Heart, Copior.s Di-c!iar:cj OF Urine, Pain in
tn, r",ors otthc khIac%s, anl q hundred o:her
painful symptoms which are t?!s odsprinss OF
Dy.repsia, are c,;rnd by these BitterS.
Cleanse tils Vi:tytr;l Boo VIII 'acrcr !oI ind
its impurities bursting THROUGH the skin il PlIn-
p!rs, Eruptions, or SureS; cleanse Il when j: IS
fo.l, and your feelings Will tel yol when. !l'"3
The blood pure and the health OF the system Will
follow.
Pin, TATE, and other WORMS. lurking in
the system Of so many thousands, are cHsc:uA!ly
destroyed anil removed.
For full directioaa, read carefully the circ,laS
around each bottle, printed IN fear lansaag;cs-
English, German, French; and Spanish.
J. WALKER, 80 4; 81 Commerce Street, y. 7.
Propr;rien L, Z. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and General Acca's.
San Francisco. California, and - anL34 Com
rnr'ce Str ct, y. !.
~- SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS.
foI >.Ie d, Dr.. V. +. TtAGT, Druggist
July Il. 27-fm.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Thross snc Lungs =
such as Coughs, Colds, WhooplnS
Cough, Bronchitis A1a'
and Consumption.

CCUS6, 6GCICIAtAS3 -~SA-~~7
and Consumption.
Probably never before IN the whole history OF
-,r,:;":rc. has any thing won SO "loe'y 1no So
',.,..,!, ulcl riic confidence o. !nahHlno, as In.
c>.rii,nt remedy for pulmonary compt1InS.
I,rmich ! long series Of years, ana among Lsoss
rtSr raccs Of men it has risen higher and hl3ner
y, ther estimation. as ;thas become Dctter kne"n'
i"o ,,niror,n character and power 20 cure INC ia-
-. - ntrrrtiors Of the lungs ard throat, nave
,Ite !."Ie # krown as reliable protector against
.,,' While adapted to Trildcr forms OF dseaso
i =, rnunq children, It is At the SAME Tune tle
t r5,.,tu;;l remedy that can he gwen LOT incip-
i.,t consumption, ard TIC dangerous aEectione
w. iT', ,,. ,hroat and lungs. - proTlson against
otH.., VI attacks Of Group. it Should 1e Acps On
,i j., eycrv family, anG indeed as az are some
& i:'ai' -. 70 colds and coughs, I'll should 10
..r.,y,io,, wii!i this ;.ntiGote for thcnl.
,;ihnr.-|, ,,.t;ie,l LoMsnmpfioH Is thought In
.,,,,,,io SIN great numbers OF cases where tho
u; 49, sc"r,,d settled, have been completely
C.nj o,d ih;. i,aticnt restored to sound health
~ .;,.. I:;,4,ry Tcctoyo!. so complete is its
~ t' -. aver tie disorders OF. the Lungs and
tbat tle most obstinate OF them yield to II.
u:".n nrihing else could reach them, under the
t'.,,u ;,rriDyul t!.cy subsidc and tlsaprear.
.:p.rr, md ruLiic Speakers ind great
protection from IL. ,:,, .,,,, ooo, ,.,o,-
nt.,c;iti, is generally cured by taking. the
<,t,.,, I;er,or0i IL small and frequent doses.
n, .tTner,;liv are its virtues known, iHa: We
49,, nulii-h the certificates OF tilc!n here, or
10 ,;or,, than assure the public t:%t It's Tualiaes
~. fully ,I."!.t:nc1
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iIauheod: How Lost, How Re-
Stored.

JUST published new ed:-
TSEf ~ ton "t DR.. Culvcr~cll 5 Gel
-3as<-ZsS-S cbra.cd Essay on III, rudi-
cal cure (wifkout r,r'l:ci:'e) O: Spcrma;or>
rhr,, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Scm;n4i Losses. lnpotcncv, Mental and Ply
>icai Inceparitv, I,npedimcrts TO Marriage,
etc also, Construction Epilepsy, and Fits,
induced BY self indu'gcnce or sexual eXtTava-
gancc.
Price, in q sealed envelope, only 6 c"nts
The celebrated author. in this adrirnb'e
essay. Clearly demonstrates from fhir'F
:ra->' >ucc,.Ssinl practice, that the alarming
cnn>eQIcuccS OF Self-ahase may b" radically
cured without the dangerous Use Of Internal
medicine or the application Of the knife :;
pointing cut 4 mode OF cure at oncr simple.
crr'a:,. and rfecrual By means OF which er-
2rv >uffc;cr. 70 matter what his condition.
my be, may cue himself chcaply, privately,
ard radically.
This Lecture should he in the hands Of eve.
~ youth and every man in the iAnd,
Seat, uulcr seal, In a plain eyciopc, to any
i;l!tr>S, Postpaid on receipt of six cents, Or
Two post stamps,
Also, D.. Cllycrwcll's Marriage Guide" "
price rs cenrs.
Ad1Fc:.- NC Publishers.
C!I.AS. J G. KLINE & Co,
1877 Dowerv, Neg York,
Sep. 7, 35-1y. PostOtiice Box 1885.
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AYERS Aguo Cure,

- Fever ayd Egue, f1-t::-rs:t:cn. Esve.,
Chili Fever, ReEiltc2: fcysr, Dumb
Gcle. Periodical or Bilious Fever, DC,
81 ;adaed ali the affections which ariso
S-on, noslarious, marsh, OF r2l.snatio
7oirors.
t.:,,n;,oe ir,pl!es, it docs cm~c, and does not
fri containing neither ar: cIic. Quinne, Bis.
,"iit, Iirr, rnr my other Ih!rcral or poisonous
snI.,..rr, na,e.cr, !. in acwiec injuries any pa-
t;,,,, The nnrlhnr ard ;nfGitnnce Of its cIrss'
j., ne uIc tistIic;s, ere ie&i.E heyoS afcsuEtt
.,.i ~. ln!c:c :el.tiout pa:!;!cl III lhe hstcE:
-; ,.,r 7.a,i;r:i.G Oar prize is giitiGctl by the
=. r, - ",,yn:.'ta &C rccciT" Of t::r radical cures
..:..; n obstinate cases ard y mere other rem
l.: =. h,ui wholly fal'el
;i,o ?ir;atcti rerSo:.s, either resident IN, OF
tr..y ,:rx ta-c:iIh IaiasInnt;c loc2l2es, VIII be
;,t,:.r.t.I lv taking the 1tGtE CURE daily.
i.ar I;rcr 7npInints. arising from torpid.
~ Of tie Iire- it is an excellent remedy, stinu!
I.,;,.. thr Liver INTO healthy activity.
j:.r E:i!uus Disorders and Liver Complaints, "
i. an ex;ell,'n: remedy, producing many truly
:r.,!.kal!e cures, where other medicines had
prr,ared b. DIT. J. c. AVER & Co, Practical
orI tral,t;:al Chcl::!sts, LoWCll, Nass., 22b
su,d ::!l round the would. .'---t
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE"
For .:i. b. Er. jas. -jiclAIOSA:.
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FRCH3 CHARLESTON.

Respectfully announces that he
is prepared to cut and fit gentle
mems suits to their entire salts
fIon. Having had a large expe-
rience in the tailoring business,
and being constantly supplied vii II
the latest New York Fashions: he
feels no hesitancy in asking for
patronage. Work promptly dc"
iivercd. Terms moderate.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,

South Carolina Railroad Company,
GENERAL SUITS OFFICE. M>Y Is. 1870.
TIE following Schedule for Passenger Trains
will be observed from this date:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
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TIE Exercises Of tlris SCHOOL will hc
resumed on MONDAY, 26TH SEPTEMBER
u"X'.
Tui ion as heretofore, from e 10 : Hrr
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ira.
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PRES, Board rrustce>, "
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NeWbelI'y Hotel.
J. p. POOL, Proprietor.

This Hotel is centrally situated, commo:
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are spared to make the guests feel "s'
home"
Sept. IS.
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Attend to Your ChiIE!rea's Teeth

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Christmas.

Christmas festivities began, on the
part Of the colored folks, on Monday
last, and have been increasing ever
since. We suppose that this has been
arrived at by o sort Of forcing process
Of the imagination, in moral hot'house,
causing the efiorescence Of gaiety to
come somewhat more prematurely. We
have often heard threats Of knocking
man "iuto the middle ofnext week."
but We have never before realized the
tact that it is possible to imagine ones
self at the middle or end of o week
when in reality one was barely at its be.
ginning. And why, if such stride it
made, could not one Imagine bimso'fas
the portals of next Christmas or tho
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Christmas after, and have protracted
spell of frolics all at once, instead Of
taking them one at timer But We
began by wishing to say something
which would smooth the wrinkles from
many knotted brow, aud even hoped to
cause a smile to wreath the face of one
or more ofour lady readers, and yet It
seems that we are about to wind up this
article by taking it out in wishiua. But
here goes. Once upon n time-no,
that won't do, that is the one millionth
and one time that this phrase has pre-.
faced dull story, and we fancy We see
our leaders yawu already. The festival
Of Christmas 10 SO named because
well, that will not pass muster, since
ev"ry one Of those who are large enough
to read US knows why it is SO named,
and all about it: 10 fact much more
than we do, and those who are not large
enough, it would serve no good pur.
pose to inform, since they would not be
able to grasp our intended metaphysical
discussion.
Shall VIC tell you how to spend the
festival? Everybody knows already how
they are going to spend it,.aud our tell
ing them would not alter their plans.
Shall we tell the children about old
Santa Claus? We opine not, since that
sstimablc. old gent in these regions has
emphatically ."p!dyed out" as:sho i'm.
mortal Shakespeare remarks in tho
ll,lllth can,icle of Rossiui Meudels.
suhn. w.: IS,
But We will manage to have one more
kick at d fellow long since down in the
mud, "a merry Christmas to all."
N. B.-Our devil says yawuiug,
"And to all good night" =
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Painful Incidents.

We are called upon to mention in this
;s.ue tho deaths of two OF our citizens,
whom we can iii afford to lose. j..
Mr.. FL. Collier died on last Sunday
morning, after a painful illness Of near
" fortnight. The disease Of which he
died Was pneumonia.
DR.. ca Shaupon died on Tuesday
morning, alter! ashort sickness. He
died Of dropsey ofthe heart, as We are
informed. .,
Each leaves family, but the God OF
tie widow and the orphan, will throw the
mantle. of Ills. Providence over, their
bereayed heads. So mote it be!
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Tho Euen'ng Post yesterday inform:
cd US that n ''member of Congress" elect
from South Carolina, whose "education
was limited" having been introduced
to the House, "took his scat on the
Republican side" Of course he did,
and he unquestionsbly found himself
quite at home therc-not, indeed, pre-.
ci.ely en- pays connaissance, but in that
favorable obscurity in which, as tho
provcrb tells Us, sail cats are gray"
Neu York World
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= MARRlED-On the 18th inst, BY
the Rev. j. Z. Rodgers, Mr.. j. j..
McLEoD, to Miss NJ. III. JosEY. All
Of Sumter District.
On the l4,h inst, by the Rev j.
f. Rodgers, Mr. W. II. KING to Miss
NJ. Z. Z. Myers. All OF Kershaw.
On the 'llth inst, by C. NJ. Thomp>
icon Esq. Mr.. DOVE SE0ERs to Mis-.
TIBATHA Z A. YARBoRoUaH. All of
Ker.huw .Distri>c,.
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Christmas Tree.

A Christmas Tree, under the super
vision of Mrs. K. G. Workman & Co.,
will be had and holden on Saturday evc'
ming q. the Town Hall, commencing at
6 o'clock: Lots of'prises will be drawn.
Let The little ones and the grown folks
come out and have their fun. Adults.
sion ouly 10 cents. The Entertainment INN.
will close at 9 O'Clock.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-12-22
Ne Mortuis Nil Nisi Bonum."


We publish elsewhere, debate in
the u. s. Senate on the resolution to
inquire by what title the United States
held the Arlington Estate Of General
Lee, and the c1pedicncy Of removing
tho graves Of soldiers buried there.
This Vas professedly the cos"s OelN,
but any one who r,ads the debate, will
find that it merely served as an occa'
sion for abuse Of our honorsd dead
chioftuin. Epi,hets used in that debate
would disgrace police court aud eau
ses the blush Of shame for our race to
crimson our, cheek. They arc bitter
enough to stir a fever in tho blood Of
those who love the memory Of General
Ice, and to mako US Of the South swear
eternal hatred to the descendants Of men
who are vile and miserable enough
to attempt defamation OF his charao.
ter. But, fortunately, their attempts
fall to the ground, because to whom
they seek to befoul, is above rcproach,
and every effort to quench the light his
example gives, cnly serves to make it
seem brighter, while in reality, like
some full grown orb, in majestic gran.
deur, it looks down steady, calm, uu.
uaveriug, undimmsd ..,''...
We arc. happy to sec that even rabid
radical sheets refuse to give encourage.
men. to such horrible sayings, and ad.
minister severe rebukes to those out of
whose mouths they fall.
We had hoped that conservatism was
gaining ground both North and South,
but this dispels a great part OF that
hope, and we arc lost in wonder in wit
Messing this Last display Of shocking
moral degradation in the councils Of the
nation.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-12-22
Latest Cotton @ Quointions.
LIST OF
DELINQUENT LANDS
KERSHAW COUNTY.

Alexander, J. E., Fifteen Acres. Arabic
Land bud Fourteen Acres of uncultivated, or
marsh land.
AdarnsoD. Frank One Lot or Parcel Of
Land .bn DpKaib Street. aud One Lot or
Parcel Of Lsid OH Church Street in said
Town, with buildings thereon.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-12-22
Survivors Association Ceiebr"'
ti0ll

The speech to have been delivered on
the evening of Tuesday, the 10Th inst
va, postponed, out of respect TO Mr..
Caller aud DR.. G. j. Shannon, who
we're members of the Association A
time ha, not since been appointed Tor
tho delivery Of the speech.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-12-22
Judge. Vernon.

The House OF Representatives, ut the
;nstication Of Joe. Crews, the blatant
brassart and coward, have concluded % .
impeach Judge T. O~P. Vernon, lot lot.
high crimes and misdemcanors in otlce'
and served q notice upon the Judge
whilst he was engaged in hearing the
vrits of HuJeas Corpus in the case of
the Lau-ens prisoners. After the ser.
vice of the notice, the Judge continued
the hearing, and the action so enraeed
the worthy House that it served another
summons upon the Judge. command.
ing him to show cause why ho should
not be attached for contempt. 10 this
the Judge replies, that he is not guilty
of contempt, for the reason that he was
not suspended from exercising the du.
tics Of his Office by o mere resolution OF
;mneachment when made out by the
Senate and sent to him. The Judge
takes pity upon their ignorance and kind
ly argues the point and shows them how
70 bring the matter properly up.
The grauanen Of the Judges offen'
ces was the discharge on bail, of the
Laurens prisoners, and he plainly shows
this in his answer to the House. 1t
remains to be seen what will be done
BY the worthy Senate.
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