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~ SOMETHING NEW :
sd 81 UNDER THE HIIlEts SUN 81 UgN''f.3i.b y.
A NRWRRA INlMEDIGINE

.als
nSe I. .ot tha .s,iffarinoY and Diseased
+ 10. - 111'f'-'7 slf1i6SsTS q
7'' 'sAu s'o ',,s. -, ~, -
Il eaSEe Let oil who have been given up
hv Doctors and snokeu of as ftieurabfe
read the fClloWilIg. -. I : r -.
nSF Let all WHO eau believe facts, and
oa :, "a "a In videtffsegl reafi the
foil SoIIoWing win s'ii9iss i'tfs . hflsys dss
R,,o,g o. an ,aer, 6I t.ese ,1seserl That, on this,
the Twentisth day OF June in the year, of our
Inrd 0re Fhousag,tis Eight untired and Sixty
sly .ersonaIiy came Iosepn Haydrick to me
r1o1pt as snch and being iuly sworn deposed
as foll5ES ne g me sole general agent gent
for M preparations Or Imedlcines known as Dr. Pr
fn1 nsstY X Nv, yerl,afif copies tothe best
Of his knowledge and be:ef:2s, eg,.,,,,,rd1, :, ,
ri 81 fz ed 5tsf.s ia MES SME4IQE, II
E4ei 90. HnD 4WaA Street, New fori1.'s
.DR M3GaIEI.:-.L taks, my pen g write you
of my great relief and that the awIuf pain IN
my side has left me at last--tharlzs To- your
medicine. Oh, Doctor, how thar ktql am ttstt u
can get some sleep can peVsrp Mrri.sP WI . ~
( enough. thank you again and again, and am
sure That you are really Inc H9end obalt sOi-
ferefs.i II could not help writing tosyou, and
hope You willpot take II a4liss, ,,,,i s.
lid3 JAMES MYERS ile avenue "
sirhis is to certify that Iwas discharged from
/ tile army with EhrOpic, 1liarrhCea, and nave
been cured by DR.. Maggiels Pills: - -
btA WILSON HARVEY, q Pltt- street.
New Eork, prll !, lseo 81 1iio Ss8rG ~ 6 y
[ The following Is an Interesting case Of q man
em pleyed In an Iron F6andry, who, nm pouring
melted iron into 9. MASK thai ~ was Damp ana
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Best Fat Hog. gross not less than 400 ibssLI5si "a
0bexeittee-Jae Gesseft, jrj, heyds-
vile; Charles Shoemaker, Std Clairs-
vile; JOHN Barton, ColerainlsQ y seob o
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CLASS H.-GRApE CATTLE.

,thenticated pedigree or be ruled opt. TO y5iyy
Gommittse IA lbert GenroW, Flushing;
Frank Davis, Barnesyille; John Hen,
derson, Wheeling Valley; Watson Pry.
or, HendrysburGh; w m. F. Frazier,
Bridgepoft.ss iafrem 3c ss5a95lil Eie9i1a
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REPUBLICAN COUi5NTYYTIoKi=ElTI 4

For lCDroner =. =. ~ 4
JAMES S. Ora taT1, q Pl,anessS.l IsrsS l'sS :. Il
sds T7---s= -=---=-= -=ss--s. ge,g .iplt
Theieditor Of the St Clairsyille Ca
zetts reminds usof the ostrich stickingl
its head I'd ahush, and thinking ITSELF
hid while IFS velulninous posterior re-
mains exposed. Under cover of thei
tempefaAee cloak which seems to have
covered only the narrow space between
his eyeSand the top hof his head bel
kindly urges the nomination Of a tenn
perance ticket IN this County. The ed 1
itor ii attempting to hiae his political
motives under the garb Of wishing well
to the temperance men of the County
deserves to be ranked with the brains
less osttffiie otfil il DO not our; temperance
men know that he has no other object
in view than the defeat oofr betho the
Temperance and Republican parties q
In last years vote nine -tentlis of the
votes cast for the, Temperance ticket
were Republican votes, and well may
~ 70 49, - = III "a
neld thlrEd party BpoSe SsselngEn "a 1nu7t 9,
come from the Republican ranks. The,
existenceofa prohibition party. was.
certainly recognized in the Republican
Convention at GAINESVILLE. The quss5
ton among delegates was not an uI-
common one, Does he drink or is he
temperate ana we Denese ti'at no
man with reputation for OIL lntemperaIe 'a a7
habits could nave peen non,naeeu.. oh ~.
the other hand the Democfatle M. q e honln- "a IN
nees as a RUE, are nos sopel nieli' - pay pay
nothing about their Delng merely teiIl-
perate. Some of them are openly
a,,oS115lfI no irons of intoxieatinS drinks
=. r.. - 1,I;4t,5 51,,,.t t1s,+ l,,,aL
anu tlele ca De neeio eouoO O.le's :
l0rity OF them VIII ffeeiyuse Hqttors ZOE
eIectioneering purposes. q z
uba l,3eo,,l.a ~ ISal,,,o,,t County can
t,ss1s1,t4 IL q 90, :
De ooing no lliYfs y e1lS11s
to place ia ONCE a young man whose
habits have already led him, to: the
hr;nIr of rn;n. Every - one 1Isf. knows the
- - y -. -, a.s,,a
eAts q teil 4 2 :
young man herein pub ic positions ana
to keep him here for a series of years IS
s;,,,,,,i7 o,ya,,ts,,oI him, s,cl,. favor as the
- - -. =
Dar-Keepef gfaalts t-le coiillilon ut1ilh-
ard who pleads for liquor. We are in
eliuefIs fsi st;siin that the teaperanee
sl,et ,,,,;1
& ~ : -. !, 80. =.
ted Win lne fepupiIcan party they
may secure temperance men, and also
knowing th at running a separate ticket
,vo,,la ras,,lf 4, t,a s.slac az sarba IN
'.-st I,
teinperasu- I esiss ssit9 ~ y
consideration to overbalance the wish
fora separate organization. The idea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {,s,,s, n s,,,.;
u 80 ~ 80, s,s ss !,
crHe as q DeInocratIc e@dttor @ upon sttse
subject of temperance is certainly pre-
znosterous = 9
f's'7 >Z9e lg-,-ls.s. ~ 2 l-lsaale siiI
(nf. Cbnneif of Lancaster has come
5lI. ol,l,. i3iitb Il tbo nf;h 5hs5b
o's ~ . ~ y 70 {
Co1lsferc'ot aeneltlciilss tlaei A1Ftii
ie platform and charging unfairness il
the norainationyo Ger. AIcCook anf
ipfin,a4iptss II. ssatllerI;strou terms tl,a
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7 y LII I'D
INo, II. WEST, n. Ii.

EHsSRy wEsT, A. nni.,t. 5so, h WEST. NJ. H.. T.
ms, HENRY q JNO. E. w EsT.i having
~ formed y partnership IN the piGcticb 81
Medicineaud Surgery, ifiattend 20 all cal isin
the line Of their profession, ONCE next door
10 Vests Drug Store.
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4Agents!a Read = This I
TAKE NOTICE

The reasQn. .onr agents make SO much money,
Is because our goods are drst-class; people like
them al4t they are warran ted. More. live
Agents wapted. A. q. TAYIOR New britain,
Conn., - fS-t = - - 'taEi = ~ s57'isl
OHIO FAIR at, Cleveland,
IN Sept. H. Continuing days. Open, to the
World. $4,000 ina Premiums. Premium. lists
sent on application to GEO. W. HOWE, Sec'y. .
sl5 Cash for 20 subscribers for the hand4omest
magazine published. G. CR.Reif fsnides Cleveland o
iie{ti INHALlNG COMPOUND, iian
A certain curefor Catarrh, Asthma. and other
diseases of the Air Passages Sent to any ad-
dress on receipt of 81 so a box, with full direc-
-tions. Enclose stamp Tor circular Address d
5s'Ht DIR. E. FIELD. ostrander, Ohio.
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The Ferry boat disaster at New York
last week at which IS were reported
killed was made more. serious than
was supposed Nintye-seven havedied
or have been dragged up from the
wreck. Suit for damages has been en-
tered. Culpable negligence i viii
doubtless be proved against the nem-
ployees of the boat. iisdw 9sJgv 9e liiN
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best grain %
hezf Specimen hand hay 90
kest s1eciRen 1tioz- %
6zst hay, straw sud stalk co
best corn shelter, hand or horse power---5e @
best elier mill %
best * dozen axe helv1s 90
isst display q farrp "a elrrnelts by one
lArmefss.4s< 10 DO
C0asmitle le8-Hende Hays, -Union-
town; John HoIlingsworth, Flushing;
Alexander Stitt, Glencoe.
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HnAA REWARD. For any case OF :
4 1azfft Blind Bleeding, Itching, or Ulcerat-
4 httata ed Piles, that, De Ring's Pile
A5VGO Remedy fails 70 cnre. It Is prepar--
ed expressly TO cure The Piles and nothing else,
and has CURED cases Of over 20 years standing
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 CO. LABoR1--
TOE Ss I, 49, ~ T k.kNALIN 81. .bAL1IAosk.
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> ,2nd. Dicisiogl, -,
DoNEsr1o MANQEAcrukEs,& HoUsnHoLD

OostnlitteeA @. y. Swaney, ST. Chairs
Vile; Mrs, e. Troll, ST. CiairsVflie; Mrs.
PSamtiel Thorn pson, st. Glairsville; Mrs.
Albert Conrow, Flushing; and Mrs.
katharine Magee.l 2 'liii;s7liii p i'''' -
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! $785s.OOO..
In Cash Gifts, to bss Distributed by ths
= New York Cash Prize Co.
'i''a EvERYElCKET DRk,WS1As PRIZE. :
sfsaSb C;ftss4eb %fn noe,t each { an

'is'a EvERYElCKET nRAVs1As PRIZE. =
5Cash Gifts eact. s4o,OOet each 900
sol 90 :. 29SSS9eS 600 g adI ana.s. 5SS 5SS
50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each, $500 to 500
rs Meiedeons isgry rs to 100
so Sewing Machines - so to il75
800 Gold Watches .gllsisi..i. .'lsii' rs to- SOC
Cash Prizes, silver Wnre.etc., valued atS 100000
Achance TO draw anyi0f the above Prices fol
25c. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in
Envelopes and we'll mixed On receipt of 25c. q
Sealed Ticket is drown without cn oice and sent
by mail to any address. The prizename upon
twill be delivered to the ticket holder on
payment'of One Dollar. Prizes are imm ediate-
~ sent to an address by express or return
mali. eslffes - n. /,
You viii know what your prize Is, before you
pay tor it. Any Prize exchanged for another Of
the same value. No blanks. Our patrons can
depend on fair rsdealings sSIED0xfE fEf
Valuable Prizes anc kindly permit us to pnb-
iish them.AAhdfeH ], Burns, Chicago, S10, ,000
Miss Clara Walker, Baltimore, Piano, $500; Jas.
NJ. Matthews, Detroit, 5000; John I. Ander-
son, Savannah, S., 900; James Simmons, Boston.
ssss fssis qs;Rs;s - Is s6,
cess" IN. Y, Herald, Ian. l. S'Just and Honor
able. News, Dec. o.flxfssyI "a a. gssf,, 90.
Send for Circular, Liberal Inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed Every
package of 200 Sealed Envelopes contains ONE
CASH GIFT Seven tickets for 81; IL for 81. so Tor
S5; 200 for Sl5..' Address Ok eaisg- =
eH STEWARD & BROWN, e.
q lssSnsi a. 55 = ss9BRQADWAY, N. Y
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II, Ass 6o5DkXl z &c r 4 AF ID HoRsEs. .

ltAo 70 1T 2 ...o.
Best STATION yesrs oid
Best stsl,ioe2 yssEsold.
Bsss Mrs vskfs oid ara 81
Best brood mar "a. ! ssSle
Bess est. Ealiy y. ysa.g SAa ia ma
Best Fly il sar iosa
Isest SsiHi,i5 ySafs Old JET 81
Resf GeldiusSl ;sear old 81. VI. 81
al All liz Horses Of four years old and upwards.
eHtsrsd n this class to be stsssH 70 the sats.a tbs.
BsaiIoNsd sSsiH To . eompsss iSr pfenishs Ii his
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.issl@ IS, ~ HINKLEY 'oai f.i.a51 @51
KNIT TING MACHINE.

The rSimrless. Haheapest Rudi4 b
jz9o 9ai sGlin Usel lq91q ri 'Yaiy
Has but One Needle InSA hildcan
n ESIGNED especially for the use OF families
IL and ladies who desirs to knit for the mar.
ket Will do every stitch of the knitting In =
Stocking, wideningand narrowing as readily
as by hand. Are Splendid for worsteds and
fancy work, TAKING FIVE DETERRENT
KINDS OF STITCH Are very easy tomanage,
and not liable to get optof order. EVERY F.lM-
lily sHcpIp HAVE ONE. tfEJ t1i ltodN
/. WE MAINTAIN. AGENT IN EVERY TOWN
TO INTRODUCE AND SELL THEM, to whom
we offer the most liberal inducemeiits. Send
for our Circular and sample Stocking. A 2 ~
Rs.h, Me-; or, i76 broadway, N. Y; lig Wabash
ave .Chicaros III, Xgfll tt e-Apl'70-lY & ,
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best stereoscope. .--..-...-.lO 90
best 90
best design for farm ....l 90
best design for cottage building = 18A
best specimen dentistry 2 e0
best specimen marble work.. - Is Do
best specimen painting and graining. ....-. Is %
Greatest and best display ofpicszlfes b ene
exhioltor--.---....-- 49,. = ~
COnanlittee-Hon. d. d. =. Cowen, 20.
Wilkinson, st. Clairsville; George Nc
Clelland, Barnesville.
CLASS Y.-FLowERs AND FLOWER
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EaEhIIEGE
g,ABBsgA.,A.E SCHOOLS

-i1os3s sglai 8 bnEr ~ yttf,isa ..r,.l :.
1i G1LkH .fffEl.i.I1fE - zHTf ~
~ Fl. 0iig g1aEE fra .sSfts1 slF15 II r f.si..
yea ie sh1i1 o. .hIi1A 10 4sser ..l=6
p aiaE1t t'ibssi isna 5l3n aGi ,.85, .H.IA q
ig - Furnished with g + = .s'isii s,e'
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GLASS X.-ARrs AND DEsIaNs

/ CLASS X.--ARTs AND DESIGNS.
Best painting iu oil
pest painting in water colors..,,
best specimen Photograph,
pest sheelfnep abfoty
pest engraving
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The Tammanny, ring, headed by
Mayor Hall, have asked for an invests
eating Committee in order to cover up
their frauds this being the easiest pessi-
bic way ''' ''',sE is.''s ss',f.s ,f.s,s 49,, ,,''
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BARGAIN at.ssPPiEatH SalGE,.

TJEswifE offer at tsTprivates sale, the STORE
.yf ROOM, WAREHOUSE, LOT and Our en-
tire stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
and all the articles usually kept in ~ countryi
Store, at ROCK Hi LLsx Flushing Township.
Belmont County. Ohio. 1.-THE assortment of
goods is excellent and being Ibo-sght at low
rates win be sold accordingly, THE location is
central, being st the terminus of the Unioptown,
sand Flushing Pike and difRetly on1the Bein
jel-2ms IIaIef silgoJ. MORRIS & co.
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AT. Stewart llo ! owns sn thirteen 4 stores
and is going to build. another large one
in New York. .zavaaoi nisnI91
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Ground and produce TO be meastfsd by DIS
interested spartles.e and q written stateu1e mt
furnished the Committee setting forth all facts
relative to the raising OF said crop. -.
III CbnsD1ittee-Wm G.. BarnOfd, Bell
|aire; r. Holloway, Flushing; Dennis
.n.Sn ''t esx 1871 s4Al.ol e q
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BCLASs DID, - USEiNuMERATEp AR
FTss sTICLEs. !, - - :

q y u III Y u I1sTIT 2
hGAISGELLLANEOUS.Ia baH
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'H8Ilidag|S g|SBaPg; "a. q; Seminary.
|ClGaD FaFna Free 9FaFHE

Chicago, Rock Island, and Pact t1ief Rail-
fTrgroad Company.
6OO,OO0 Acres xAs14 "
CHOICE IOWA LANDS.
!, This Company is now offering for sale about
six hundred thousand acres of the finest agri-'
cultural lands in the West The Company sells
onlyto actual settlers, and the prices are, ex-
ceedingly reasonable, ranging nom S5 10 SIS
pef acre-the average being about IS. The
greater part of these lands are situated along
The line OF IT'S railroad between the cities OF Des
Moines and Councu Bluffs and are IN the moss
accessible and fertile region in the State.
SALES made for cash or on credit long enough
to oenableany Industrious man to pay for the
land ont OF Its crops. hi l aiH ! la - q f9iff
These lands are f1eldundera title li sect from
the General Government, and are not mort
gagged or enenmberedfn any way. Full war
rantys decds given to purchasers. = - lert' -
For maps, Pamphlets, or any other informa-
lticn- respecting them, address EBENEZER
COOK. Land Comm issioner, Davenport, Iowa.
/ EXPLORING TICKETS are sold at the Com
pany's.t cket offices at Chicago, and all other
principal stations on its line, and if the pur-
chaser buys land the amount paid for the ticket
| is applied on tie purchase money r
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|Washington and Jefferson

seaiis q y iCOLLEGE.G foe.-it ii 4
Two FnIt Courses. Classicaf and scfen-
"a c. Each four years. Yearly expense to
the studenA S20eto fS250.i For informatien, adj
Idress HIM III ePRESID DENT HAYSg F
je22snii li'u WAshhg ton, Perks 5ivania..
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Gonlnaittee-Ross J.s Alexander, st.
Clairsviile; Miss Emma Genrew, Flush
ingss Miss Grizella Sharp, Uniontowni
Miss Alice: Martin, Martinsferryi Mis-
Hall, ST. Clairsyine.- ~ 70
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8eImunt GAronifle,

ST. cLAIBsvILLE, OHIO. s
THURSDAY MORNING. Aug. 10. 1871 1
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= RosTER OF oFffeERs roe 967E
q lPresidsat-DAvID BROWN.
{ e Vice Presids --SHEPHzRH DAyIs-o
7h6nsurer- STEPHEN GREssINGER. !.
Secretdfy- Core 49,. :. = Z
5l-s'lis ssB0ARD OF MANAGERS. = -,
Ds. r., 81 4 " EsTs Dssa Taos. a! MIrcaELI, 11D
JAMES HKJLoR.isrt hJAs- HEfpzRsoS,s ,sfii 10
BzN5. c. HUMPHREY, We CHAMBERS. .,s,,l +
GLASS 1A.--HoRsEs BEST ADAPTED 10
SADDLE AND sL4GHF HARNESS :,
EBest stallion years old and z.-.sis IV
Best Stallion years old 3sS 2
i iBcsbStallio ion year oil q Z
best Mare yeafsAold ana upwata-.-........-l0 -
Best FiIly years old and upward b
Best FLY years old 81
Best Gelding years old aid upward dL.-...i 8.ns
Best Gei6ine 3 years soId-,--~s-...----.-e-s-s s =
lBesbGetding years sold.,,--..----.,---.....--.5
lEesr GeGing 1year old 3 ~
best pair matched Mares Geldings<---l9
Isesf Saddle Mare 81 Geidfng l. S
| : Brood mares 70 beshssxzi the EDmmt tttsswitf
ioas At their .side.7 tallions will NOT pc per
nissedk 80 compete for Pi emiptns IN tais eiass q
\ tzzfrs paniniaIs TO Ge' shown i'm ham ess OF
4 Under fke e<aadie as1hs Gommi ttse may Feeutr
i. Heaazf1tee- DR. Holm GAlexander, st
4 ilCla;rszilse; Joseph IL siAlPsl6 I'D 1Dydsf
Iyille; Jas Il. Burley, Bridgeport; C.B
i Wright Belmont; DR. { Is ~ Vo9rhiesi
JKennon. ,s5sie TsEfs sdJ ID Irsdi
r. ellt I'D 5Tsss+----I sri Tos eaw I
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TTANTED-AGENTS,( (S20 per day. TO sell
w the celebrated HOME SUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Has the undeT-fsed makes the
stock stich" lalike on both sides,l and is 6siflr
licensed The best and cheapest family Sewing,
Machine in the market. Adress, JOHNSON,
CLARK q CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh Pa
Chicago, III. or St. Louis Mo. = = =
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/: spL I AgE0asis q psuQctAtid pIstfqrn
Wliite Husbands or none. .'ooD eian
Democratic platform nov. A--.sgitinl
"Anybody. Good Lord. Apybodyl'I
Logan Republican.
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HGRBAF gHAKGB FOR AeBXYS

H Do you want a situation as agent, local or
trdUeting with chance to make s5 to S2O
~ per day selling our new strand W hfte
- Wire Clothes Li1sesS Theyldst Jorercr-sample
1 free, SO there Is no risk. Address at olce
HtdSod RiUer Wire Works, cor. Water 81. 4
Mafaen Lane,N Y. or 16 Dearborn st. Chicago.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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't3nID1lttee--i5,ll,s.-' 3. CaMpb6iI, sGadlz;
Joseph Roggs, Warnotks; Go Troll, ST
ClairsviiIe; iLeeo cuDardy sLoydsNille,
Lewis Wood q MartinHferrya9Eni Geno'
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Z Committee Walker sBrock Union
town; Isaac f. Craft; ST, GIairsviIle;
|Selden George, LloydsYille; B.. = Dun
gan, ooleraiR; 9. 81 Bigger, Ior Portland, 4,
| Jefferson Aountyr8sd 9sad. b!y0xy d9i;
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-02-23

The FALL OF PARIs.-The Nev
York Sun says: "With anv other
race than the French, it would be safe
to say that the war is now virtually
over, and that peace will be accepted
with all the humiliations it acknowl-
edges and confirms. But the wonder
ful vitality in that people, and it even
yet breaks forth in some unexpected
way to a0tonish and confound the
world. 1t is possible that the war
may still be continued by the mass of
the French with the same tenacity and
bitterness cs Yendeans displayed in
fighting agairst the Convention eighty
yeats ago. But this is not to be count.
cd on with any great confidence. 1t
is rather more probable that tie whole
nation will initiate the example Of
Paris, and make peace on such terms
as the couqucrors. may exact. But if
France now succumbs altogether,
and settles down submissively into her
present place as broken power, it will
be only another proof Of the utter ex-
haustion and debility into which she
has been sunk By the rule of the bas-
tard advcnturer who governed her from
the beginning of 1919 until the sur
render Of Sedan"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-02-23

THE Iron CLAD.-This miserable
oath, which allowed no man who had,
directly or Indirectly, given aid to the
rebellion to bold Office under the Fed.
eral Government, is repealed at last.
1t kept out tens of Thousands of good
men, but was no bar to the equivoca-
ting knave. The only restrictions now
imposed upon honest Southern men
arc contained in the Fourteenth con-
stitiounal amendment, and these, wetrust
(says the the Charleston News) will
soon be abolished. 1t is to the interest
Of the whole country that the best and
purest men should be eligible to every
Office within the gift of the government
or of the people. How could the
South be properly governed, be decent
ly iutelligenily governed, while the
flower of the peoplc--thoss who fought
in the war, and held Federal Office be,
fore the war-were ineligible to hold
the nMiee Of acting assistant deputy
marshal, or of postmaster in a picayune
town? The iron clad test oath belongs
to the past. Let a general amnesty
send the restrictions of the Fourteenth
amendment to a copgenial grave!
TElgcfsld Aduertser.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-02-23
Encourage Southern Institutions.

This is a Southern Company, char
tered by the Legislature Of Tennessee
with a CAPITAL sufficient to make
her roiiable beyond a question and
doing Il strictly LIFE INSURANCE
Bp.,iness and none other. Proftiug by
the o. oericncc of older Companies and
havinr a., ,'opted tbe most liberal plans
together w1 III rigid economy in our
MANAGEMENT, our success has exceed
d our greatest expectations and has
nl,ce,' the COMPA. NY iu a permanent
and reliable position. In its rIipty1, lirst fwS
years wc have issued he. wGcn , ! riio1I ~ HMf
and TIN VIZ WY 6n,
SAND FIVE HUNDHA ~ rohi. .
CIES, and our accumulation. InoNT, ,Wp
to EIGHT HUNDRED THO'ooANl'
DOLLARS. ,
Pres'dt. NJ. J. WIcKs, President A1ep
phis & Charleston Il. II.
Vice. Presd't, J. T. PETIT.
Sec'y, v. +. BOYLE.
REFERENCES
Hon. G.. \. Trenholm, James ii
Wilson and W. J. Masrath, Of Charles
ton Hon. J. =. King, cf Augusta.
r. J. MAGlLL,
General Ancrt for S. c.
DR.. G. J. SHANNON Med. Examiner
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-02-23
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Jnsl published, second edition. by Dr..
LEWIS, 253 pages. The Medical Compan-
ion and Guide TO Health on the radical cure
ofSpermatorrhoea OF Seminal Weakness, I'm.
potency. Mental and Physical lncapacily,
Impediments 10 Marriage, ETC., and tho We
nereal and Syphilitic MaIadies, with plain
and clear directions for the speedy cure OF
Secondary Symptoms, Gonor7hoea. elects,
Suictures and all diseases OF the skin, such
Scurvy, Sceofua, Ulcers, Bois, Biofchcs, and
pimpies on the face and body, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced BY self-irduigence
or sexual extravaganza.
The celebrated author, in thi" admirable
Treatise, clearly demonstrates, from forty
years, successful practice that the alarming
consequences OF self abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out mod: Of cure a, once
simple, certain and eflec,ual, by means ol
which every sufferer. no mai,er what his
condition may be, can be eticclually cured,
cheaply, privately and radically, This Eook
should be in the hands Of every youth and
every man in the land.
Sen; under seal, in plain envelope. Price
so cents.
Address, DR.. LEWIS. No. Beach ST.
New York. 40 years private practice.
April I. Iy.