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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

UHrrHn srATEH RHamElnR OEEIoHl
OORHEn HougrON Ann OAAAn hTaEEGa, )
hEW NonH, JAY ~ tHL
Proposals will ba Tsosltod AZ thls odioa until
On the lath dy q AuEait ia1a foF diodgiRE al
ddaFaut Qninta 90 the savannah river, 06oTHta
Total qusnuty o. dFodging about faOOO oablo YaTdi
FOR updohoatlonl and al Unnecessary lnfoWAthn, applY
Major q RaEihSSN, hroVSt Major GShSrsl U, IA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

Julius L.ansburgh, LAWS Goldsmith and II
HolIandeT, Of this city, start today from Bait
more on the steamer WIN. Lawrence ior Boston
ton aud print factories Ia that nelghOorhO0d,
preparatory to erecting u large factory, near
tirSat Falls, thirteen miles from Georgetown,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

Yesterday afternoon, about $50 o'clock, tar
kettle belonging 10 Messrs Evans n 90, con-
Tractors Tor laying the wood pavement on Penn
sylVania avenue, near the circle, exploded, but
luckily did no damage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

FIEFY LABORIRs WANTED Immediately. In
quire at corner VI Eighteenth and Al streets.
ESQ FOLLARsUEH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
PRoPosAIs g9 IRJ P gsIIs8 G BELOW TRED,

4 TNIUNhUUW Il VA
UNIIED hTATEl EnaIHEEn'B OIFtCE,
THmn srORY UntoH hAHH hUHDINa,
fATHTrn, HGAn OHAnLEH HrnEnT,
hALrIMOnM, ND, July II, i5IA
Proposals. are Invited Tor dfodgnH balnW BFedsT.
toksbuTg,Y Va, 10 tho aHtent Of about 81 800 worth.
Proposals. sealed, Ia duplicate ind0taod on outside
Aooomp4nlod b. oopI Of this Adyurtinsmont viii DO
TeoeiVed until noon o. August TO- lsla, and will DO
opened a. y, Of the sane dAy In presence Of tuuh
blddeTa A. mag Wish 10 BE- present
Tue right 10 reject AM bid u reserved
Worms Of proposals, Specifications and any desired
Information can Be had on Application % this once
WI. p, ORAI0HIlI,
VIC Major q Rn6inoeT, q, B. 4,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

sSa Fsf ai INfsO y 4hE N r

kEoKUK, Iowa, July 3, lh7A !
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received By
tns undersigned. a the United States hnEinsst's
soo, In the city u keokuk, Iowa, until u N 2lth Of
August l5la for furnishing and delivering stone for
the o1mplstion Of tho First Lower Lock and for the
construction OF the Middle Lock Of the L. aud Tor
labor required for the excavation Of prism and cor
stTuetiOn Of the emhankmsnt wall Of the canal, nos
In process Of construction around tho Dies Molnaa
Rapidu- The usual conditions will be observed. tbs
right Il reserved IN rsisot any aud ell bids Copies Of
anti, and all infotmAlo can be obtained BY personal
application At this ONCE. Bids for Atons win be
tenId separately.
PROPOSALS. mast bs Inolossd 10 a sealed envelope
lndoraAd Proposals. tor FaTnahlnE stIns for ths
Locks" and PROPOSALS Tor labor on Be1tion WoTE -
talEHsdD JOHN n MAOUMB,
OOlonel OF INA neeTB u. g. Army, EnHuesF Ia charge
Aad gsnosal Superintendent u. g. Improvement
Dea hOln0a HApldaL IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

pROPOsAlA FOR IMPROVEMENT OF rHK
HARBOA At oLQ9T'T, N =,

OsWEaO, NV, Ialy /, ISL
Sealed proposals will be received AZ this oios uhtll
" NJ, SATURDAY, August TO- ls72, for labor and
material Tor constructing two hundred and forty (lO)
llnSal feet, more OF lsas, Of Pier At Oioot hATb0T
There will be required about ono hundred and hft
two thOuaAnd tlb2oJ) foot board Measure, OF hem.
lock timber and PLANK, alIiyBoyen thousand t60OOl
feet Of pins timber forty four 90 fest oak annbbinE
postl, i've hundred 90 pounds OF iron, thrss hun
drod and tWonty0iHht tl95l cords Of stone and The
nanoaaAT labor for constructing the plaF.
Forms aud npoeihaAti0na ean bs obtained Al thia
once. JOHN n, WILSON,
btt Major Of knElhesTu, u. H. Army
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
PS2SBR1shy Es sass F tR sGSasSSiR AF SEE
I, Pos .,,l oI ,., psrL1rMEgT.

wAAuISaroN, June 8, ls72 \
sER sst mailing sppTOprsons foT The ;siyiSS q The
S SSSSs Ss ss sssF sSSGF s SSss
se9tlons arc 10 the ysId. sod hHIres IJlloupS VIA
hsrobT ,ulhoIIsd /, SSatssst ~ith The Low !. bidder
Jthld tarss Ip1nihs LisT The pGsaASS Of this Ast,
rOm and alter the aist dS5 o. SlssT. ss hiSSu 6ua.
d5sd ard iot the eSaysySneo Of Al -
sAilon not 70 eToosd the rate psS voyage paid
Sndsf mo siistns eontIae,s sad aype ths ssas Goa
Of OOnEto sin reference IT, rSto And hp rsspooiiyo
SsSts anS male q. TO gS:sasS a. S IN Z:
s 5SaIISrod 70 sstn hS Hal.si S.aI; aail .
SSi sdd,Ss. ssss 90 ~ ,,sSSs I' isay T VA;
iap spea az hne q an ga,t q oL Aey hIASsh Or
sTSIltsr sgospisd icr ssd ssivSS shall be q not Is
htn four tpo1sand ons rrglster zach, and 'hAll DO
shall bn wholly u Ams,ieAI coustruoilob, Epd Shsii
90 20 Ssnsl'nS ~ a. Z? =" Ls diy sdsplsd % the
var, ard bei9re Aeesp Anoe the oioers bS whom thsI
Nav ssd ne % sSGi. 20 I've shSSST
Ilon ha a, bean complied WITH PE9ydsd That In AZ
hsisin provided ioi saSl IL sIiiSSSs oi he UaiiSd
ss ssSSs asd M a. u 9;'SP SrS SsS s1SS
though they we're Sltiaens Wltln mo SSnlils fIhs
June tSs y =; q SS SS sna me- i ~ %
And The uoVerNmpnt a tbs United AtAiaa shall have
JAZZ ssI ~, Sahs Ss u G az use 81 'hs
fEsh sasS PII = lsAsoaSsbls SPmPensailoa hssSiSi
original GOAT OF the vessel taken and this provision
shall SItsnd o and be applicable % the sissmSfS q
the hhAEillAn line hsralnkitor provided Tor
"Bso & That n the contract for the increase a thA
mai service between San Franolaoo and uhlRA And
japan 10 Aami. monthly aervioa ahAll 10 pgds with
the Pacific Mail Steamship UampanY, or thA be per,
formed 10 the uaid oampArJ ahips, OF the ships OF ~
nneesssoia W Interest re nanoyi PAYABLE under suoh
Contract bha 10 PAID yhllo the said company lts
suoeose0f1 10 Interest shall mzintAin aud the line
~ alaAnshpa tur The transportation Of freight hhd
passengers a. present run between NeW York and
lrAneisco, via the llihmus Of PAnama, hy the aaiu
Paciho Mall Steamship COMPANY, aud longer
frotdsd That said requirement. shall In ali Toaptola
Apply 70 any party contracting for ths maj service be-
tween nan franolsco and China and Japan, well a.
TO the Pacific Mail steamship C0mDAnYM
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

An Informal meeting VI tue representatives,
OF the different Liberal clubs was held last eve
nlnRat Bock'H hall tor the purpose OF making
arrangements for the coming rauheatlOn OF
Greeley aud Brown. Reports were submitted
by the various committees, aud the meeting ad-
JOuTned without taking any decided action,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

DEPurY QuARrERMAErER oENERALia oFTIuH,l
pHtADHLPHIA. july ., 1sln, +
Ss.lsd proposals will be- received a. this ,qhes
M, on XIV, August s isfS. iof he dsyssy ~
the NchuIlkln Arsenal, PpnnaTivaniA, OF
lOuul pairs OF Wooden Mittfna
qt1 storm FlaH HaihaTda
100 yards Of urimton Worsied Lace, N lnoh.
huQ IaTds Of Crimson Wpratsd Lace, Y inch.
Ali TO DO Of army standard samples Of which can DO
At this ONCE Il. 81 HAHTON.
bS Deputy ouartsrmastsr dsSsSsi, u. "a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

will DO received At the Post Otaoo nspaFtasaI In the
SH,gv AAiS 5i Ton g1ul 9'Slos1 p N 90 MON.
msisSi ~ gPi,Sa siStsi y mean, q = add!ionsl
f9S.e va o. IT. Glsss hmsIlSa1 steam
Sad Of suoient bumbeT 70 perform twelve FOand trps
SS PS q Sss ' S sS y T6 ans
hama: iisP,n Sts EssHar branch ies Elnnlaa y
Shanghai tOhins ioT a eontrsSt isrin ot Iss ~,
iyo@ and .fSr Tho dfst aHS q oStpsS sas.
ESss "a :6ssid Rs@s ,As tins propo.sa to be eo.
bs lSOGth Of The stSppGEss At each 81 ths iatsrms
dlHts po,ta Schedules q sailing days. sisiisG he
s.s ss0oSPs S sE & HSE s d e sTSs
Tsaa. II e q y s9".l M
lla Inc a1Ins r. ePatluasaes ioIpinG roaul4T semi
Rlal, vsyeE 70 b. subject % the IppFovGI d The
~ IL order from Hs q 1ms a. ~ "a ~ q Sa
postal soINiee may require.
AnsSSIS built ssSsSp. y tss aI si' sss. RS; S
RsSSs S95io,SEs 2 The ss1uIsashts o. the laws
VIII be Snbsst 70 lnapssoS Gad sSrssS n ans .ues
e. aa,I p ~ dsAod ioF that PaF
psagosss must eeaierm IA ali pAFtioalAr. 70 The
PToIsip,s snd requirements II he acts o. Oeaatsss
"a q lsoSSs 80 q 10 Ss ssa si iSsG .s y ss:
so, 20 SSss ss PsaP aSas,antSSd slsh '.,l.
thfir guAIantora, are nen d property aud AbudaauI
90 sa: s sas e. sHs - m
sen or altinsna.
IAa bidders pane and residence, and the nans Of
each memhoT Of the hrm, Nhen = partnsrahip Oilers
should Pc Distinctly .tAtsd. u made b. ooEpolGtioa
the bid must DO accompanied hy duly Aulhantl.
Gated oopy 81 The charter AFtalSa a innoTporaon
| and list Of Othoeu aud dirootonl-
Al bids eHoeodlng tbs Of hga thousand dollA 70
must be accompanied by certified check los draft
yAho TO tho order Of the Postmaster GsnbFAl upon
me solvent national bAnk, o. not less than i've per
uiam 81 the amount OF one years pay proposed Ia
neh hid or bids such check drAt 70 be subject 70
Al the conditions and provisions OF oIstlnK laws In
roapeot 10 forfeiture.
Any assignment or transfer Of ocean mall con
tract Is expressly forbidden b. law. such Gaslgn.
monts q traasisIa are null And void, and ths Post
mAatoT General IL req tired 70 d0lafinina any oon
tract IN nAas Of ~ being undeflsl os assigned,
Proposals should be scat under saAl 10 Tbs HupoF.
intondont Of lOfolHA hAlla.n with the words IN All
ProposAla" Japan and China ropts," written on the
lace Of the address aud heI ahonld DO dapatohed In
O'CLOCK, y. M Of Monday, the l2th dag Of AuEast
nsIt shiloh yin 20 the last day for rSOSlVaS pFOpo
JNO, A. j. ORKBwkLL,
e6!ThbW p0atmAAtertl ousTAl,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

Greeley and Brswn Excessive Cammlttee.
Last evening q meeting Of the areeley and
Brown executive committee was held at the
hoard OF Trade rOOms, John II. Crane acting as
president, and q, H. TOwles as secretary.
A committee on credentials, consisting Of
Messrs, Farrell, Carver and English, was Ap.
pointed.
Mr. Towlos offered resolution that the sec.
rotary be authorized 10 notify the preside nts Of
tho various district clubs, not represented, TO
select three delegates from each CLAD 10 organ e
iEe a central committee.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. UFane saw a great deal OF trouble ahead.
Clubs had sprung up as n Dy magic; nearly sixty
were now IN existence, and things looked very
MIXED. How they were TO eXtTicato themselves
from these difficulties was more than Mr.. U.
could say.
Mr.. English thought this committee should
connne itself 70 local matters-should gather
together all opposed 10 the present local govern.
Considerable dSsuitory remarks were in.
dulEed 10.
The committee on credentials submitted liz
report; which was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Maloney, committee on
permanent organic alton, consisting VI Messrs.
A. q, Hall, II. T. burrows, X. NJ. A. FenWicE,
ueorEe 7. Stewart aud J. Maloney, was APP
pointed by the Chair.
The meeting adjourned 10 meet on the 9th
instant
Fourteen districts were unrepTesented, and
no one seemed " understand the exact object Of
tue meeting,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

SPECIAL NOTICE TO 0rOcars and Dealers
Fresh receipts Of Rockingham county Val but
ter and eggs daily by express.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01

W. POLLOCK h BRO,
= No. sll Eighth street, near Pa avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01


samaritan.
The board met NJ $50 p, IN; present-Dr. OoN'
DR.. Bliss, Dr. Nerii aud Mr.. MarbufJ.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're read and
approved. -..-,,,.. =.
Manufactured by q. Il. PosIley' Report
The health officer reported three nav cases Of
smallpox during the last two days, one OF which
was removed to The hospital, and that one death
had occurred from cases previously reported.
The new cases were rom localities where the
disease has been prevalent -.,-,
Tho health offoer also Submitted a detailed
report Of the superintendent Of garbnge col
lectors for tho month Of July. Ordered to DO
hied.
several communications, smbodyins com.
plants OF nulsanoes, were read and referred TO
tho health oihcer for abatement.
Mortuary report Of the city Of Baltimore re.
ceived for tho week ending Monday, July ~
total plumber Of deaths, 26l,
On motion Of Dr.. Verdi, II was ordered that
hereafter tho board meet at $50 p ~, Instead
on motion Of Dr. Cox the following resolution
Rtioiped, That the hog pon Of Mr. CLARK, on
First street near tue baltimore and Ohio rail.
road station, known a. "Oiark'sdopOt, is here
by declared 10 be nuisance, Injurious to health,
and tho health 0tioer IL directed TO abate the
same according To law.
The treasurer reported that they could not
make any arrangements with the District GOV.
eminent 10 got any money, and consequently
they could not pay their employees or ether
debts.
DR. ysrIl Inquired how much was needed, and
then kindly offered to advance the amount until
II could be repaid, without interest. The good
Oner was accepted at once, and at $50 the board
adjourned.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-10

The greatest want Of the present age is
men & women, healthy & vigorous in mind
& body. The continued headaches, weak
nesses, nervousness. & varying ailments
which aflict women are generally the result
of imperfect action Of the stomach and other
vital organs. DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR B1rTERs,i being composed entirely
of vegetable substances indigenous TO- Cali
fornia, may be taken with perfect safety BY
the most delicate, and are sure remedy
correcting oil wrong action g. giving new
vigor to the whole system. -.. ....!'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-10
Georgia Rampant.

We have always observed in our good
friends over the way, disposition to crow.
over such victory as they. claim for the
Democrats in the late election, We feel very
much inclined to GRO Y with them. We can not
however, altogether comprehend how the
Augusta -Constitutiondlst, in the exhuber'
ance of its triumphant paeaas Of victory,
should find cause for preaching to South
Carolina pharisaical homily because she has
not accomplished similar victories.
We have, it is true, nothing to boast of in
that way, but our record will show that the
Carolina whites have been true to their prin.
ciples, and have stood together under. all
their expressions. Had they been in the
majority here, as the whites were in Georgia,
the State would never have been under
radical rule.
Our neighbors on neither side can say as
much.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-10
Judge Melton.

It was more than intimated at the late
term of our Circuit Court, that Herewith
terminated our official relations with the gen.
tleman who, for nearly two years, has WELD
ed the important powers over the lives, lib
critics and fortunes of the people, entrusted
to the Circuit Judge. In these days Of de-
generacy, when the vocabulary Of censure is
exhausted in the vain attempt to express the
public sense of wrong and outrage under the
inAiction of incompetent and corrupt officials
of every grade, it is pleasure to be able to
write hearty "well done" ofany officer to
whom it is justly due.
We think we express the sentiment Of the
people and the Bar, when We say, that the
official career Of Judge Melton has been
marked by rare ability, dignity, diligence
and courtesy, which renders it matter Of
profound regret that the limited tenure and
insufficient emoluments of the position, rem
dered other posts more attractive to one pos,
sessing those high qualifications for the ju-
dicial Office which are Judge Melton's.
In the new field which he seeks to enter.
should he succeed, Judge Melton will have
an opportunity of demonstrating the integ'
rity of his purposes and his eminent abilities
Should he solve the intricate problem Of
State craft in its involved, obscure and anom'
alous condition in South Carolina, and rescue
the State from the foul and seething sea
of corruption in which she is now stepped
he will condone his political offenses and en-
title himself himself to the lasting gratitude
of his people. We confess we are not hope
full of this happy consummation.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-10
MANY CITIZENS.
The Result OF the Elections.
DISASTERS TO THE LIBERALS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.
Special dispatches received in this City
indicate the majority of the Republican can
didate for Governor of Pennsylvania, to be
Is 600 to 5000.
Tho Tribune says, We have been cheated
out of the election in Pennsylvania have
made great gains in Ohio, not eaoughehow:
ever, to carry the State. Congressioa del
egation will embrace IS Republican, to 70
Democrats. &
Special dispatches arc diseouragingto the
Liberals. Ohio almost certainly, and lndi-
ana probably gone against the Liberals.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-10

portion of his audience, the fact, that the
whites are responsible q for.the lack Of
confidence, the mutual distrust that pre-
walls between the races. With subtle tongue,
too, did he argue to make it appear (only
to the colored people of course!) that the
whites were the exclusive, possessors Of all
the rights, benefits immunities and privile-
ges enjoyed (?) under this "best government
that the world has ever seen," God save
tho mark y and that they (the whites) have
ever been the rejectors Of the olive branch
50 frequently rendered by the descendants Of
Ham. -.
Mr.. Editor, We have neither the time, pa
tience or space, {though as Judge Melton
peH knows, abundant proof to undeftake .
refutation of such statements l.! Suffice it to
soy, that if he be willing to attain and occupy
official position, by means of Misrepresentation,
and the consequent sacrifice Of all that Is
dear to the heart of the good citizen-whikt
we shall not envy him his chad eminence," !"
it yet remains for us to deneunce such teach
ings, as Ito put it mildly perversive Of facts,
mischieyous in their tendency, and of q
character surely calculated to widen, rather
than close the breach between the races.
When men like Scott, Worthington, Cham
berlain, Hoge, ct I'd onlne genus preach such
doctrines, we are not astonished5 6u6 when
Judge Melton follows suit, we are constrain-
ed to utter in stern rebuke the historic re-
proach, "Et tn Brute :" :"
1t il not, however, the policy Of those who
now seek position to 'let US have peace r -.
A word more and we shall have done.
We have remarked, with surprise, MIR.
Editor, that, as general thing, the press
does not encourage the Bolters VIII It be
said, that with the power with which he is
invested, the Governor is not 10 tower OF
strength" even by himself? and can the
proposition be disputed, that q "doubtful
carpet-bsgger" is better than known thief!
Surely not.
Let US, then, as dernier resort, support
Tomlinson, and select from both factions such
others, as are, in our judgement. the best
fitted to represent the interests of the peo-
pie. There is always choice between
evils. INoU1sIToR.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-10
FOR THE JOURNAL.
Judge MeltOn's Speech.

Mr.. Editor: In proposing, as We do, brief
ly to discuss, and reply to, some of the points
made by Judge Melton, in his speech on the
4th inst, we desire it to be understood that
as vhoze, we are proselyte Of neither Of
the delectable factions, now contending fol
the mastery in the gubernatorial arena. In
this behalf, in fact, we frankly admit, that
contrary to our usually decided proclivities
we are "riding on rail" Of the notable
"fence," upon which sit the disciples o.
Doubling Thomas, whenever they Gas ws do,
"want light" the better to "look before
they leap"
Judge Melton's recognized abilities, con
stitute him the only "shining light" in the
dusky atmosphere, in which, live, move and
have their being-the Moses faction; and
accordingly, we went to hear him {: MOI
however, that we expected him-able plead
or though he be-to acquit his defendant
who, convicted criminal before the court
of (respectable) public opinion-is, notwith
standing, an aspirant fof the (formerly) ex
alted position, which, in the dead gone-bye
grateful Carolina delighted to bestow up
on those of her honored sons, whose
master hand of genius, had written he1
name high up, upon the tablets of FAM
and lovingly crowned her brow with th'
deathless laurels they had gathered in th'
paths of principle, patriotism, and honor
able ambition.
We repeat--we did not expect Judge Mel
ton-even by the magic wand Of his elo
ouence-to transform the guilty into the in
nocent; but we certainly did expect that he
would have attempted fair demonstration
of the fact, that, if not as spotless as he should
be, the immaculate q Moses is, at least, nc
acorse than his competitor in the race for the
gubernatorial chair.
Our expectations in this behalf, were not
destined to be realized! And it is more tt
he regretted, for Judge Melton's sake, that
he equally failed, by satisfactory explanation
of his motives, to dispel the murky atmos
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-10
DR. WELLS Extract Of JURUBEBA

retains oil the medicinal virtues peculiar to the plant,
and must be taken as q permanent curative agent.
Is there want Of action In your liver and spleen Un-
less relieved at once the blood becomes impure by del
eterious secretiOns producing scrofulOus skin dis
cases. Blotches Felons Pustules CanEer Pimples &c.
Take Jurubeba 70 cleanse purify and restore the VI
tated blood to healthy action. -..
Have you Dyspeptc Stomach Unes digestion ls
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Take 1t TO assist Digestion wteout reaction, 1t will
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Take It to asy Irritation and ward on tendency to
inflammation -. -..'.
Have you weakness of Uterine or Urinary Organs
You must procure instant relief You liable to suf-
fer worse than death. .a
Take it to strengthen organic weakness or life be.
comes burden. ..,....tr =.
Finally It should be frequently taken to keep the sys
tenn In perfect health, or yOu are otherwise In great
danger Of maaral, masmstic or contagious diseases.
JOHN @. KELLOGG, 1s Phtt st., New York.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price Ono Dollar per Bottle. Send for circular.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-10
Sherif's Sale.
William Daash

William Daash no,roo forpor.
T. vs.. " .1......
Minton G. Huckabee and wife,
DY virtue of IN order made in the above enti
ID tied cause, bearing date October End, 1872
will proceed to sell in front of the court house
door in Camden, on the Firs, Monday, being the
4th day of November next, the following men.
toned and described property, tO-wt.
All that part Of u LOT OF LAND i'll the town
Of Camden, known and designated in the plan Of
said town as lot No. 1880, which said part Of lot
fronts on Rutlcdgc-street &C feet. bohnded north
by the remaining part of the same lot, east by
lot No. 1909, south by Rutledge-strect, and west
by lot No. 1881.
TERMS OF SALE--One third cash balance on
q credit Of one and two years, with interest
from day of sale, 10 be secured. by bond Of pur-
chaser, and q mortgage of the premises. Also,
rho property tb, bo insured for two thfAas its
value md the policy assigned TO the Sheriff..
~ J. p. BOSWELL, nc,
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