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e1nnn REWARD.

For any case of Blind Bleeding, Itching or
liberated Piles that De Bing 8 Pile Rem
edy fails to cure. It prepared expressly
to cure the Piles and nothing else, and has
cured cases of over 20 years standing. Sold
by ali Druggists. ....
VIA FUGA.
DeBing,s Via Fuga is tie pure Juices OF
Barks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CONSUMPTION.
Inflammation of the Lungs all Liver, Kid
ney, and Bladder diseases, organic Weak mesa
Female Affections, General DrDility, and al.
complaints of the, Urinary Organs in Male
and Female, producing Dyspepsia, Costiye.
ness, Gravel, Dropsy and Scrofula, which
most generally terminate in Consumptive
Decline. 1t puri6es and enriches the Blood
the Billary, Ghndulnr and Secretive system;
Corrects and Strengthens the neypous and
Muscular forces; IL aets like charm on weak
nervous and debilitated females, both young
and old None should be withoutit. Sold
everywhere. -
Aug
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Made Of Poor Rum. Whiskey, Proof spir.
its, and Refuse Liquors, doctored, spleedj
aud sTectened to please the taste. called .'Tonics-
aAppetlxers," !" +" ResIorers, &c, that iefia s mo
Ssdicine. made from the Native Roots and
Herbs Of California, fee nom all Aloohon0
Efjnoulants. They arat he @ qREAT BLOOD
PURIFINR and LIFE GIVING PRlN.
0IPI,E perfect Ren0vator and 1nvigorator
Of the System Carrying On AZ LpssItbH Sondtion
No oerson can take these Bitters, according TO
diroctIous, and remain long unweu.
400 viii be given for an incurable osse, pro.
-yiding tho bones are not destroyed by mineral
poi,ons or other means, and the Vital organs
wasted beyond the point ofrepsir.
For rInfiammatory and Chronic Hheue
matisn, and Gout Dyspepsia, or 1ndt-
ee,tion, Bilious, Remittent, ana Inter.
mittent Eevers, Diseaaes of the Bi29as
Liver NSneys, ans ,acsassf"I S.saGets snoh Dis.
} eases arc caused By Vitatsd Blood. which
b reneraily produced BY derangemens o. mo
Dfrestiye Organs. a., -
Ihey invigorats the stomach, and stmuiaeo
otuneauallod efficacy in cleansing the blood oS
an Impurities, and impartinS nay LIE ana yigo9
DyspepsIa or Indigestion. Hoadsoho.
Pain In the Shoulders, CoughS Tightness OF tne
caest. DIsxiness, Sour Stomach, Bad Taste IN
ths Month, Biilious Attacks, PalpitatIon Of the
gs.rt He Copicus Dbchsrgss Of trins Pain IN
the REGIONS Of the Kidneys, and huhdrsd otnor
nsinfI symptoms which are the odsqrinss %
Sv.osnsiS. are cured By theso Bitters.
Glesnse the vitistsd Blood whsnsyse you mo
i.s uuritiea bursting through tho skin In Pm.
ples, E,uptions, or eoresi cleanse u when I'VE
foul, and your foolings win tell yoS when. Keep
80 blood pure and tho health Of tho system VIZ
Pm. TAPE, and other WORMS, lurttng e
the systemoi 30 many Thousands, are eueesnany
For fuii directions, read carefully tho circular
sround zach bottle, printed In four languaSos~,
Eneiish, Germsn, French, and Spanish. =, -
LWAGKER, 3S d 81 Commerce Street, N. Z.
pronrietor. RI. ii. MCDONALD & CO., 4
@''p,' Druesists and. Hsnoral Assnsa Z
Ban Francisco, CalifornIa, aid 81 sndsi Cnm.
merce Str<et, N. 7.
sold BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS. ..tasa l.EsSsseasssasaSggs .
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Francis Greedy, aged so, often said
be would be willing to die when he had
seen his youngest granddaughter mar
ried. He attended her wedding the
other evening, near St. Leuis, and Ia
king part in the dance, fell dead with
oat groan at her feet
Camden can't sport . theatre or "sam.
ple ,oom;" but still it is Gy.
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, Not many years ago,a mother look
her child to;a registrar in Manchester,
England, that its birth might be re.
corded. When asked what name
she intended to give her baby, she an
swered, Alpha Omega. The registrar
properly inquired whether she had duly
considered the matter, aud Whstfor Il
was her deliberate intention to in6ioi
upon heinSant auoh sxtraordinary 81
ties. "Certaiply," she replied, 'tsAs
child is my first, and Ihsps j. may be
my last" - ii As%.i .6s!eses <fa5-9'
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The celebrated auihor, in this admirable
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ROLLINS,
{ lIafplaa ssbe i charlesten psiIy News.

&
.........-.-- $3.50. r.
3, From de Charleston Daly News. &
sHAId4WE PAY TEE TAXES
The measures to which I referred a
the close sof an article two morning
aimee. and which I now definitely pro.
poses Is tcsfsf fuse to pay tares.. Z,
This, h,cafried, will STOP the negro
government; !; ii exists but, upon the
fnnds5i it cat,fextort; and that measure
we can CARY if We xillait. In a contest
betweeu 3 property and power, excep,
the government be purely despotic, tie
narty pcssesaiue, e,the funds of q country
can sdictate terms upon which they
shall 30 taken. Nor is ,despotic power
itself ,negessarily triumphant. The
Stuari id theory at least, had arbitra.
" power md were scarcely under con,
stisusionalss limitations 10 the means te
dts snforctzs sHt. But at every great
erisis:ip tts contest between that house
aud hoss ss,o. held the purse 10 Eng.
land, The efoSp vas, compelled 10 ae'
Knowledge the souices OF the support
mud the o6stitutiOu was formed under
| its concessions. Tha power ef this ne
gro government is not 90 90 arbitrary Oh
extensive IS they have not n the a,.,s same ann
agencies to enforce II. Inc properly
Of this country Is under more inteili.
gent direction; We are able TO make .
more efficient use of i against this
power THAI The. Commons Of England
could, and 1T is scarcely questionable,
therefore, hpon principle and expe>
rience, that It We draw the purse
striugs upan tins people. VIC can d'o>
tate the terms upon which ion onr proper
ty shall be made tributary 70 the uses
Of the STATE.
Nor is q necessary 10 refer 20 pm.
eipfe5 for tltis eonciusion. t y pam
that il We refuse 70 pay the ta1es ano
be Tree from i in.eslerenoe ~ ,, uae eeass- =
al government, they eapnot colleGs - mem ,n
They can 9pI oner .nes Plopslsy ay 'ot sa,e, :,
pat eau gesno ,ns san0ueyn sa IN IN
oiaae.s l 1e,s ~ ne wu''s pyope, I. !.
mol spio @ ae meassre y ,'a p.lss r. 'aae -
they arc y 3 20 sPesatass Gpoa ,Hs us.
eessltsss S 0s ssea: etnGs n,n SaRs.aa llg.n
abroad I'LL M not pig. Anas W.,lnos eol.s
now Ss.EsuI @ = w. ~ a.1 ~ :.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-04-06

CADET IIowARD.-This young gen.
tisman, son Of Col. r. G. Howard, of
our County, was, on the recommendsi
.ion Of Congressman Raiusy, appointed
cadet at Weyt Point. Nj. Howard
stood an exesllent sxamiaatiou, and,
from what 10 can learn, hsWill fSaset
credit on his section Of the Stasea w
oomnohd the acsioua,of2 congrsssnsa
Rainey. He was prompted By 5cfediG
able motives, shsu he Recommended
Howard purely on sseount 6f shs yoaag
genilman's merits and abilities. - h"f
tlea"":. -,r7 s.t4f 70 Marica STAR
To CLEAN LAMp CHiMNETs.-8iost
people in cleaning lamp chipnsys, si.
ther use brush. made of bfisslcs twist.
ed into wire, or arag Oh. the point Of
scissors. Both of these are bad; for with:
out great care, the wire, or scissors will
scratch the glass as q diamond does,
which, under the expansive power Of
heat, soon breaks, as all scratched glass
will. If you want o neat little thing
that costs nothing, and will save halt
your glass, tie piece of soft sponge
the size Of. your chimney to- pine
stick. ...,:a.,....,
a country sculptor was ordered to
engrave upon stone, "a yiytuous woman
is crown to her husband;' but being
pincbed for room, it was contracted
thus: "a virtuous woman is IS. TO her
husband :.sss..-s-.ast -,
The Mississippi river is rising, and at
New Orleans is only twenty-five inches
below the hish-water mark Of 1862.
A man was once brought up before
magistrate charged with marrying six
wives. The magistrate asked him how
be could be 50 hardened a villain.
"Please your Honor" replied tho: fell
low, ~ was trying to get q good ons,!'
An Illinois postmaster gives notice
as follows: "After this date every
body must lick their own postage
stamps, for my tongues given out." "
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AdBl|!| ] J !! &
mn ! SSosfixo 81 I'D & 81, ts4lTH.,
MS Ca aT6l lsaa IS stap K & s60cstS
g;iisss fbe fSIluNiiH1gE 4 PIT q stlss
shooting of g3h asstn;s 81 psstsiis !

he dfotinG IS pa nan )sUgcAaJ1
3girss fbe fblluNiiGgE 4 i,ar q tie
shooling of y!tf y Neasslnjs 81 psstsii:
Isd bsssas e ll6Js ssa Ae1s
lwe would D0t be cllI 55p ~
chfchicls fslslI a llls
county, but si4iie; md jls
}EefalIy shsss Beeh B i sls q a M > lislssfsft
ttof "a mid mad Gip 10 lower pels flif
fcoGnty "a sdnesds big b l j tho
E22d fnstanl, br 4: :b6dy Z 7 6f M despefiie
outlags a'he most ssfi0ds md tlo0dy y
work Of their night opst4siioas sae
Escommitted upon Drs ] i6srSfsb b -
bort which aHr have heard - aSay
rumors; that NE feel unable psk ks s
correct report ;olf tlae disefa II Silsii. iii
Bat no phase gsssn. e Il 81 mi kss95sf
(which 1s hare yetF received 5i1iskt tsf64;
opknind sfshss preston I that 4 ~
FAD opna AZ % any x6ieh 6ss bes
.perpetJ rated ai1 HpartsiIb bufg. lie mo
relisbic 4spor We iaSs receive Ed, st2teS
that . bod = Of men went q tks 6sss6
|of lt. 5jlslhith thsip illb nigtt, md Sall.
led him q whic6 hes :resropds es&
nal ling bis sppsaranes at the doaf,
with bss pistols III III BIS ii hsnds, frsd St
me p6fty ahsil Bis pistols Nsis as.
|cBhtaeds The party sills6ed hiei3k
fGres sswithout geturning "a iaasll s
had sHatisd his pisIsl heA ~ ey
fred Hey, seYen halLs fsking efrcf.
I'M the bSd Mof 81 e " Wfinshnii siiSIiiSt tiss
sseriions fMeuhas :; oie III ;side Sif Siift
add don,en, nsithef of shics esselsstsd
the cavity, txo III ono oy llis sFns; And
The others IN his Iegsa:s DIN taepfs
tho wounds ore Of d sefions nfafxeler;s I
Feafe Informed tkat q lll.S pafiIy nd. i to
Dr. yipstnifh. either besdfs ut s5tsf
tho ffing; fbsts they did aog It'd ss ss
hurt him, sblt only wanted ID ak nth
him Very stfangs thst ti,s9 aIs6pld
prepare thctnsel lyss.Nii & pistqlf 6f 8E guns guns
ssnd invade 50 MANI jp5ret1ise'S 81 SsI6ss
hour ofsDigkt cnly toli
this gaszsrse, Al slass ss Ass1a
tbg. which they xpeefed 10. dfaH him
mt of the hagsou. ~ fhsfs besn.
Told 10y i geniIe Iemau, !, sho Il M Mpert xiii
reliable, that Iyf n Ninsmitk think Il
stack apoaib bin ssssa sk Sstt6S M
soma one ikllO oi oiit - 6jjVS5 si(ji n,
En1iise teNstd a q VI e III ~
THE One ~ Shs, si psf & u 10 sqi5poss sn tSs
|$hays been kilisd q beal & Sods /:
/ An "a ysn; ~ iIiz II 4 1YS ffss
Eoeeurya1cs of anlt - SSIe,ss ~; I'D
sscil hats opr earnest \ III M I; si5ks
|dsaaael 4 4; a!I s sils'
will produce 3 sfseliags 81 lisssc scusiifgS
that will drive people.frpm the country.
DR.. Winsmith was living when last
heard fr9m, was cheerful and doisg q. q
we'll NJ could abe expected, and ws
hope he, will recover He ID an aged
and respected citizen, md has been
several times elected 70 the Legisla-
ture from thb district, aud ones 8
Senator. We repeat That xs reefst
the occurrence ofthis oatsageo1sE sHd
unfortunate affair, both from persousI
consideration for DR., Winsmith, sad
for the sake Of law and good order In
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Axle Grease,
R0pGsoN g. DUNLAP.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
POLITICAL.
OFFICIAL CITY KLRCTIoN RETURNS,

OFFICIAL CITY ELECTION RETURNS
ORGANIZATION or THE BOARD or oANyAssERs
"A PROTEST FROM FREDERTCk KIrIAH -
COUNTY RETURNS IRON EIGHT WARDO--PAR.
TIAL SENATE AND ASSEMBLY RETURNS.
The Board OF Aldermen organized ut noon
yesterday - Board OF County CAnVasSer each Of the
members being sworn In BY County Clerk IOev Recor
der RAokett AfterWard sworn in by Chairman Conan
and J. Henry Mum was appointed sergeant stArms
Resolutions were adopted that three members constitute
quorum OF the Board and that ell protests be referred
to special committee Of three members CauyAhsers
Punhtt' Cuddy and Charlock were appointed as ssoh
committee and 1t further resolved that the canvas
OF votes for Aldermen and Assistant Adermentbe msde
tne special order for Monday next at noon resolution
was also adopted that the vote for inspectors of Election
Dc referred TO special committee consisting Of CanvaS
sers Woltman, Plunkitt and Mitchell
protest was received from Frederick Kan to the ef
feet that he was candidate for Assembly in the xVth
District; that Alexander Frear Wa also candidate In
said district for said once; that In the Let Election Dis
ct OF the Twentieth Ward the total number Of persons
registered was % that the polclerks the evening Of
election announced the total number Of votes to be 4sO
that said announced the votes cast for Assem-
blymen as folloVS: Alexander Frear, l7e Frederick
Kian, 49, Seth n Harris 81; Patrick Logan, 1877; that
In the hid Election District Of the Twentieth Ward
person who was neither inspector o polclerk"
took part In oanvRssng the ballots cast for Member Of
@0VDSt 6hu W uO bO luBpoCUOIBi
that in the Vth Election District Of SAID Ward another
person, who neither Inspector nor CanvasSer,
took part in canvasnE the votes that in the With
Election District Of said Ward this was repeated that In
the xVIIIth Election District the Same was also the
case. Mr.. Kilian. therefore, claims that he received
majority Of the votes cast for Assemblymen In the said
XVIII Assembly District and Submis his protest to the
Board, who referred 1t to the Committee Protests.
The following returns by election districts show tho
vote, so far the completed yesterday for
Secretary Of State Supreme Court Judge Superior Court
judge and Register The vote for the other candidates
on the State ticket scarcely varied from that cast for sec
retary of State
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEE.

BASIS OF REPRESENTATION kdRERD UPON
REJOICING OVER THE STATE vEcr0RY.
The Republican General Committee of Kings
County held regular meeting last eveninE u Common
wealth Hail. sllss B. butcher In TIE chair ThA Com
mittee appointed ct former meeting b prepare plan
for q reorganization of the baAS Of representation
throughout the county reported that sy unable to
agree upon plan to present TO tho Geaer Conmitteo
and asked further time to consider the subject mo-
ton to grant the sub COMMITTEES months extension
Of time was lost and tho Committee discharged Mr.
Richardson then presented the following plan;
for he year and 1loEas
Ward and town and additional delegate M eA - vOtss eas IN
. preceding election and R sa noSy Of 100
votes and provided boTsve tAa as have % than tive
delegateA
K NJ. Whiting opposed this plan, and proposed as o
substitute that there should be delegate for each 200
votes cast at the last 0ubernaoal election fnr tho
publican candidate, but that no Ward or town should
amendment moved that the same rule should apply to
all future conventions that at ell elections for delegates
10 Assembly district conventions tho whole number OF
delegates shall be voted for throughout such district
Richardson's plan adopted This plan gives the General
Committee l2 members. Mr Hasbrouok onered the FOL
lowing resoutiens which were unanimously adopted;
R>o'd That the secon Of ss R.PaScaa S s;s "a We
Jec hs eougateahon not 70 ea bat 70 all
friends O ASessy ;Dd ssoSoS{ n public .a a. S EnS e. q P D
Rsopec That We hall the recon, stss os awakened
eject Of The iutus of gOe pndp when
seconded By tho nomination q good men. =,
cell oo0perAou With all good dhIeAs 70 ss Sad
hauSt ever remedy the sud pepstd - recent election
thoroughly exposed and The hI peDsras'r E'Sg eSnnsu
The Committee then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

The contest for Senator was closer IN the
XXvIIth District than is generally known The official
maorites are as follows: For Harrowor in steu6on
County I6s; for Bradley, in Chemung l0 IN schuyler,
20. Majority for narrower, Rep, In the DistrcS IL
It is said that the chances of Senator Sher-
man for reelection to the United states Senate are duo-
ous that some of the representatives chosen By tho Re
pubicans from Hamilton County win not vote for him
under any circumstances. Many Democratic journals
are in favor Of uniting with such Republicans as can Do
found to take part In tho scheme and sending ex6ecre
ary OF the Inferior Jacob d. Cox to n Shermans seat
The political atmosphere just now seems to favor nde-
pendent movements Of every kind.
The following is the official vote for Assem-
blymen in the four districts Of Albany County: let DE-
triet-stephen springsted. Repy $685. William d. Mur-
ply Dem 2Ol6 Majority for springsod. ~ I'D DEstss
Henry smith, Rep 1897; John W. sager, DEM. s,1oA
Majority for Smith, 1913. Hid Distict-Daniel L. Bah
cock, Rep, $500; Lafayette ID. Case, Dom, Sea ma
jority for BabcOck, 100 IVh Disct-OsCar +. Potter
Rep 1880; George b. Mosher, Dem, 30oS Majority for
MOsher, T3
The Stdats-Zeitung is glad to note that one
of the effects Of the war against Tsmmany has been 70
break tho binding spirit of party which, 1t Thinks
the bane OF American politics. The Sadts7zettUM0 be-
lieyes that any political party needs constant reOrma
tiOn almost regeneration TO prevent s control from
falling into the hands Of corrupt The recent storm,
says the German journal has done much toward clear
ing the air: 1t would be better this were otener ana
quietly done.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
V1CKs FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS.

What fine animals are to the stock raiser, or
the best tooa and matofAls to tho mechanic seeds Of Ne
best varieties 10 The grower Of either fruits nswcr
or vegetables Those who for years have received ths
seeds nom Mr. Vick Of Roobcster, NJ r. Wth his eatA-
iogue Whoh has hecn annually improving tnappearanee
aud Vane will not need to he Informed OF the suceea o.
his enterprse but few facts relation to VIII b. or
nerest TO th0se OF the vast amount OF bulbs
and seeds Sens out from his establishment.
Tho building occupied for this purpose contains aDeuk
5000 square feet Of door space while the space on the
10 nearly muah moro. Tho business Is divided int
different dcpartsnts In each OF which perfect ays
tenn ProVaS tending 10 prevent confusion or mistAko
FOR instance letters Aro opened In tho mAr0Om nearly
all of cOutnin orders for seeds bulbs and moay
postoels orders, drafts When read they tako1
to the regfatry department aud filed I'm long OF
pigeon holea each containing tho letters u single
day, and Of State only therefore requiring many
boxes there days tho year and states and TeE-
tortea Mr. Vck being OF the largest advertisers,
has thereby extended his business fur and wide. He
prints oo copies Of bis catalogue always modak
Of beauty which tho coming year TO excel any OeOrs
publAhed. The boxes for sending on orders by mail on
otherwise and tho seed bags, arc al manufactured In
employed in tho establishment the majority being
women. Floral ball. the salcsrO0m, comprising the
ground n0or oontAiRs much that Is beautiful In nature
and In art from the Wardan to the seeds and bulbo
which are yet to bo things Of boauty.
Although MI Wick has several farms devoted TO- sea
rangOne Of rs being used exclusively for tho
cultivation Of the Choicea varieties OF nOwerho pur-
chases largo quantities OF seeds from the beat TOwc IN
this and foreign countrtea
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15


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