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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

I A PrTIruL CoNDITIoN--lt is-a sad thing
to pass through life only half alive. Yet
there are thousands whose labitual condi-
tion is one of lausuor and debility. They
complain of no specific disease; they suffer
no positive pain; but they have no relish for
anything which affords mental OF scnsuous
pleasure. In nine cases out of the ten this
state Of lassitrulc and tofpor arises from a
morbid stomach. Indigestion destroys theen-
crgy of both mind and body. When The
waste of nature is not supplied by due and
rcsulalr assimilation Of the food, every organ
is starved every function interrupted. ..
Now, what does common sense suggest
under these circumstances of depression
The system needs ropsing and strengthening;
not merely for an hour or two, to sink after
ward into more pitiablc condition than
over Gas it assurcdly would do if an ordinary
alcoholic stimolant were rcsortcd TOD be
radically and permanently: . -... ...
How is this desirable object to be accom-
plished? The answer to this question, found
ed OF, The nnn;ra!yifs experience ofa quarter
of century, is easily given, 1nfuse new
vigor into the digestive organs by course
of Hostcttcr's Stomach .Bittcrs. TO not
waste time by administering TEMPORARY RENE
dies, but wake tie System upby rccupcratins
the fountain. head of physical strength and
energy, the great organ upon. which all the
other organs depend for their nurture and
support. -...
BY; The he time time that a .doschf doses Of the
vegetable tonic and, invisorant have been
taken, the feeble frame Of the dyspcptic will
begin to feel its benign influence. Appetite
will be created, and1with appetite tic capae:ii-
ty TO aigtst what it Graves. persevere until
the cure is complttc-until hcalthful blood;
fiji be. tile material OF fesh and muscle,
bone and nerve ana brain, flows through the
chalnels of. circulation, instead Of the
watery pabulum with which they hatc here
ioforc been irlpcrftctly nourishcd
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

BEYOND 4. DeUBr-More diseases are
the result of the arrangement Of the Liver
than from any other cause. When that
organ is diseased, every paft of the, system
sypipathiscs with it, anG general prostyatlon
and decline is the result. The best; safest
md spcedicst remedy 'tor Liver Complaint
and all the diseases tat follow, is TUFTS
Vegetable Liver Pills: they arc peculiarly
adapted to the climate OF the South. They
arc sold by Druggists, everywhere:
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CoSrinMarIoN.-0h Sunday n@Nt, lit.
Rcv.W. y. " nGwe, Bishop Of the Diocese
OF South Carolina, will administer the rite Of
Confirmation, ut Grace Church. Tie services
will begin at II O'Clock, \. u.
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C1Ap-Elff:llF lf::l a,SD ACAsrAA lni;iaiia reader,
ifyOu sfo suawise. .,iSsahe',ggh 70 tfnt syOSrself
outside of any Of ftfesmo(k te'4csslarsnt !s
to contaip;4po ,ddHasise stihulaas: las., ,%'sou will
inevitably come TO grief Ask !ll go'ita ply
sician fam lisuia prepntat ion - destitute s of
stimulatiippgp properties; 50 IS Worthy OF tlchamc
Of tonic: He VII telyql Sp9., shqh all
such naauseous ratchrcsnics: plaritsticn' Bit
tcrs. the most wholesome ihvigora,It IN the
estbeorapidity y'~ith- which issra-
lievcs the 7tfsordcretf stohat.r arftntlH shat
tered lSSsSftyes to hG GaifrisEd aaSsnt #iieE con;
ve,s It's neutrality-suspicious. to the seat. of
the complaint: That agent is tic spirit of
the sugar. cane, the most nutritious and
agreeable. of all the varieties of alcohol,
The medicinal ingredients Of the yBitters
talua pie as they are, would be comparatively
useless without this tistributivc basis They
would fcrmcrt and soar. Beware, as you
hope for health, of the horrible compounds
Of refuse drugs in state OF fermentation
which huubut!,s arc en'leayorihG to. tolst
upon the public as melicics.:,. .,...->
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New Advertisements.
Fax Returns.

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K,T.srAw Cuv::Ti; O"ricE CouETS AUpi1;1E.
.-.,.., - Camden, 5. G., .JunelSi, iHI2.
Thisoilice will he opened from the second
Monday 1Sr!ry i'll '.rhy. to- the &cc"nd 'Mon'lay
M ih:Anrust next, TO receive 'rctttrns Of all
Iaxah,e property, toF the fiscal year e4hping the
lst daIpi July, 49," y ..,s~. .."he.:.'f
With viswtp :'tlordconvcnicncc to the ilE-
raycrs Of this cjAn;y wllo reside nt.a distance
from tkis Office, my Assistants wiifhe'htts 'la-
ccs hereinafter lianrc'i, "ntirc aays sNccfe', to
Those persons ncs csIce;ingi Is &sturh Is theirrc-
spcciyc townships, as inlicatcd, viii be rc4plr-
eli TO do to at this oice, OH or ,Lsiprc tue TN
tac Of August next, after which7datc, any tax
r,ycr who shah hare iailcd 10 make return; Will
he charged with the property entered against
him. with Gfty'pcr cent. nddcdthcic TO-
All1raiisrcr& Of real estate. since lS1l, arc re-
ouirc,l " be made on the back ,ct tle return oi
persona. property, and MY assistants Will alor,
every facility tcr cGrrccstatcmcnts SO important
to prevent unnecessary delay i'll tho press of col
lection of taxes. Plantcrs ana others arc respect
fully rcqucstrdto give tho namcs olillcir employ
ccs viz. Livery male between the ages Of - and
80 yours. except those incapable of' sarulnS ::
support. from being named or othor cause, 'shal
lao Il rf,nnj n vu l,fc mo- ls -. .- -.
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A CuAScE.-To the person prcscrtinSps
With the largest watermelon, during the coln-.
lug season, we will scud a copy Of the
J6atrnul fGr onc,vcsr, gratis.
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Otlryouos friend Nj Doug. NtDowall,
of this place. took lis over piece Of cotton Of
about twelve acres, which is in bloom, and
from which we pulled several open blossoms
Who cal, beat it? -
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so cents For Six Months OH Trial:

Er"ry Wdson should subscribc II, ,the MASONIC MoN:
Iron. published monthly. nfGoldsbo*o n. c.
Devoted stricilyto the .Sccnecs, Philosophy
Symbolism anl jurisprudence of Nnscnlyssrd
news of special interest to the fraternity S"ntl.
The MoXiroa has received the highest cnconi.
ums from The ;rrar!ialand intelligent press Of
the country. The proprietor solcis the PATRON
age and support of the fraternity. Address J. 4.
BnNiTZ, Managing Editor, Goldshcro y. c.
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Meetings..

WATEREE DIVISION no. 0, S. OF TAT.
tend the regular meeting of your Division al
Temperance Hall on Monday evening at I! O.
clock by order Of ". P.
J. B. LYLES, Il. s.
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Orr AGENTS rs CHARLES rsfoS.-- The advertising
agency Of walker. Evans & Crgswell, represent
ed hy boswell T. Logan. Esq. is the only author
ized agent for this paper, i'll Charleston.
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GLoR16rs RAISS.-On last Friday and
Saturday We had magnificent rains. which,
as We learn, were quite general. Under tlfcir
cnlircnirg influence, all creation, secmingIyy
frightened up marvcously, andwe have no
longer any fears respecting the, drought.
which such serious misgivihss have bccn en-
tcr.aincl.
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WANTEB! WANTED !-Ercry5ody
who has not already subscribed for the
Daily, Tri;WctSly Or NccIS Charleston
News, to do scat once. Apply to J..
Levin. Mst, Kcrstaw IIensc. - ..
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TNEAn.I;I:,G DEAD hlSEG' : iirARD.---
Says.;he Memphis .lrrrn1: "a Mr.. Gil.
ci.r;",. who lives near Come, Mississippi,
luckily feel into fortune lately in romantic
sort Of way. Ills wimdiall. however, may
be legally claiHcd from him BY the heirs Of
ono rattcrwiilo The old Satterwhite, who
vas i misel> ana died in q Innate asylum,
lived in a lng shanty which formed the
Kitchen to Mr.. Gilchrist's. house.. 1t was
III It forty years ago, and occupied by Sattcr-
white and ityis said, d,.by soa.e Of the oll
c;tEeas srewcm9cf MIN, t!at itsas ene
Of the ;;iosyncr%cics Of his Constitution to
conceal his money by hiding it about the
cracks, or ether out Of the way places, and
that in 1916 he became so dcrangcd that
his trichds carried him back to South Caro-
lima, and that they believed there was a
l;G5dfsansl of money coIocalcll about the
premises, with valuable papers, by Sattcr-
white, as 4 portion orhis money was missing;
bat tie MATTE: passrl of and nothing has
been SAID abou; the fact, as Sattcrwhitc died
w;.hont revealing anything in connection
with the lost treasure. Last week.. Dir.
Gilrhrist whlc tearing down The old kitqh-
en-. found ana ilnmcn>e,ple Of money under
the hcarth--thcrc is no telling how much.
John II. White, Of Memphis, is Il grandson
Of the oil i!Srr. and i taking steps towards
the recovery Of the property"
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IN ali other instances, whether of single sub
scribcrS or Of ct,hs who ,lo-not send i'll the
money with the subscription list, the price ofthe
papcr. will be. two dollars anl fifty cents (2,3Ol
lcr IN aum. :! =: : u -, -. e.
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Tie communication Of "LoSarithm' vii!
appear next week, it having been received
too late for insertion in this issue.
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t!<sIcssrs. GRIElHIS T. HOFFMAN. NEWS
Fl Paper ADyRRTIsISG AGENTS, No. 4 .SOHih Street.
H BALTIMORE; MD, are duly authorized TO contract
for advertisements ut our lowest rates. Advertisers
III IN that City are requested 10 leave their yors win
~ this house. This irm has exceptional facilities ler
n placing advertisements chcapy. and VIC take pleas
urc In referring all who desire to advertise IN ouf-
" oftown papers especially those having real estate
u to sell-to these gentlemen.
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pCy"Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery
will not raise the dead, bat it will benefit
and cure the living. For al! severe Coughs,
Throat and Bronchial diseases it. has never
been cqualeG.
There has been discovered anew cure for
the bite of mad dogs, i'll Il plant, AuasalliS
arvcnS!s (Gamhhcii, in Germany \ few
pinchcs of,hc pn!verizpi plant strcw on L
sandwich, arc to be taken dai!.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

MASONIC CELErRATGoN.-Otr readers
who arc members of the Masonic Fraternity.
should notf,rget the celebration OF St. johns
day, next Monday, hor the Interesting cS-
crciscs which will take place at that time. The
Presbyterian Church .has been procured for
the purposes of the lecture, R''W.::. c..
NJ. II. 8. Burns. The public are invited to
be present.
RELtc1oCs.- Rev. T j. Taylor, vii
preach Cd. W at the Baptist. Church in
Camden, this Thursday evening at Ealspast
o'clock Z. NJ.
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Tue EIEsr CoT1oa ~BI6oAs:- Co, zl I.
W. r. Blair has left with is tWqaalks of
cotton3tyoand a half fecthiggh with q blses-
som and over twenty fernls; by actual count
on each stalk. They we're ;pieked out Of a
field wheretwcnty acres will showthe same
average height, although the colonelesaid
these were the only blooms he s9T. ,,,,,.1 -,
IEesslsostated that pr a: SBurhet S
crop would average equally as well lliesll Is his
G;n. 's.e.,' ,.S' 2.ro'-- 'N-"s<s', 'a'<f'.'Sas
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FOR TIE BES'r .s
New York Mills Shirting,
Go to LEVIN 4 DRILLS.
Bread St., C&&lh'(cl1
NGTEGE

Persons nrc chcrchy notified t'at f'rc old Tclc-
crarh Road where il crosscs Spears Greek, on
The way from Carndcn 40 Columbia. is cluscl I'm
iii repairs car hc male. Tie hail condition of
The bridge over Spears Crock renders it inpas-
s;Llr.. = J.F. SUTHERLAND.
,nay.,O.lT Chun. Il. &. &.
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DELINQUENT AND FORFEITED LAND
SALES .:--Ehc following list will show what
disposition: has been made Of the lands ad-
vcrtiScd to be sold for taxes, as delinquent
and forfeited:
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INFLviNr;. OF TEMPER on. LEAHTIE-
Excessive labor. exposure 20 wet and cold,
deprivation Of sufficient quantities Of ncccS-
sary and wholesome food, habitual bad lodging
Sl"!h aud intcnperNnc&. rrc all deadly enc
mics 10 human l;Ic; but they arc none Of
them 50 bad as vicicnt and uugovcrncd pas
Sions. Men and women have survived all
these and 1t lust reached IN extreme old arc !;
but it may. bc safely doubted whether Il
single instance can be ioun Of man of
violent irascitIc temper. habit'uolly ubjcct to
storms Of un@ovcrnablc passion, who las
arrived ut very advanced period of life. 1t
IS, therefore, L matter Of the highest impor-
tancr 20 every one dcSirous to. pEcservc "a
soun;: mind it't s"una bo,ly." So that the
b;i;t!c vessel Of life ..may glide d'wn the
stream Of time $moothly anG Securely, in
stead Of tcirg continually tossed about amiJSt
rocks and shoals which cfdankcr it& existence.
TO have aspccial care amidst all the viciSSi,
tudcs and trials: os life to maintain Il quiet
t posscssiou Of his own sririt-NnNs Jommu,
0EUcuih. .st.,.lssI
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IN Regard to News; both General
and Local, the JOURNAL will always
be found up to the times; containing cv-
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Srapnia Is Opium purified oris sickening an'l
poisonous qualities, discovered Ivy Dr.. Bgclow,
Professor Of Botany, Detroit Medical College.
most perfect nnodyne and soothing opiatc. John
F#rr, chemist New York.
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CNris'0G,ra'< Tair Dy"--is the s',srSi and ncst.
Ii corr ccs :hc had effects Of inferior dyes. while
Tie black or hr9wn tints it produces nrc d'nti-
cal to nature. Factory GS Maidcu Lame New
York
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cd to the best interests. of the county in
which it is published. and will ever vindcate
that which isrglit andj just regardless of personal
considerations. -, =, 49,. ..,, . !
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ClrLoIc Satire Recommended by the leading
physicians anil the President Of the board o.
Health of New York a. the nOSt healing com
pound ever known. Gives instant relief to hurn'
and cures allkinds of sores cu.s.and wounds: an'
Il m.'st invaluable salve for all purposes. Sol,
everywhere for pc. John r. Hear" sole prOpii
etor s College place New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-21

Dr., w. II. Tut; AUGUSTA, GA, November 1859,
II affords me much pleasure 70 testify 70 the great
value OF your Liver Pills so well adapted In the
Southern climate as they are!
Yours Truly, JOS. BRUMMFL,
late of Richmond, Va
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-21

Il CHAMBERS.
sIo ARCH STREET.
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Great bargains.
rOTNTR GAZR HANDKERCHIRFs.
PolNTE GAzk SETS.
.PuINJ X GAZE, OLLARS.
IOlNTE GAZE BAkBES.
Ponte APoil9ae hdkfs, apes, Collars, 4c.
GU1PURE CAPEs.
VALENCIENNEs CAPRs.
SPANISH WELLS, NEW SHAPES.
Made-up Lace tioods OF every description.
ANDkEkCHlEFS.
Ladies' Initial Bandterehiefs. Gent' Initial Hand
kereAieh. Misses BDabd Handkerchief B0Ds'
Handkerchief. Bmbd Hdkts. 81 former pstce
$225 bRibro,der,d Linen Set 26O1
hmbroiiered Linen Sets.
Now selling at nearly half price. decII, ,toJanl
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Umbrellas and Canes;
m. q a. HassIer's Manufuctor
No. $50 Arch st. Phila.
SILK, ALPACA AND SERGE u NBRRLLAsn
With plain and fancy handles,
GOLD, SILVER AND IVORY HEADED CANES,
The nnest assortment in Philadelphia
decio ia
SS PLRNDID CHANCE for HOLIDAY PRESENT
DEsILVER, bookseller,
1920 Chestnut street,
Is closing out his retail stock Of books
AT A SACRIFICE,
COnsistirgof
JUVENILES, ANIMALS, MISCELLANEOUS STA
TloNEhY, RIo.
House Und Store for rent. prc.5Qtslan1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-21
steam Traction.


SUCCESSFUL TRIAL OF NEW STREET LOCOMOTIVE
IN PHILADELPHIA.
An experiment was made on the 9th and 9th
street railways, Philadelphia, on Thursday, with
Lamm's freless street locomotive, which was
very gratifying to all parties.
The apparatus is the invention of Emile
Lamm, OF New Orleans, and the system OF pro-
pulsion has been used on the New Orleans and
Carrollton Railroad for the last six Inonthe The
locomotive used yesterday was built for the ex-
pertinent, an engine Of one the old dummies
having been mounted on wheels and connected
with the tank which was invented by Mr.. Lamm.
The difference between the new motor and the
ordinary dummy or locomotive is that the latter
have tire-boxes and boilers, and the new inven-
ton dspenses with both, aud substitutes therefor
a tank, subsequently described, which il first
partly filled with water and then filled with
steam, transferred to II by appropriate appa-
ratus from a stationary steam generator at the
terminus Of the road. The steam thus stored
in the tank furnishes the motive power OF the
engine until the locomotive returns to the
generator, and the tank is retilled, or until Il
reaches another generator on the road The
tank is covered with heavy layers OF felt to pre-
vent condemnation. A tube connected with the
stationary steam generator passes through the
lower part OF the tank and Ia perforated with
small holes, four inches apart the apertures be-
ing turned dOwnwards and their total area being
equal to that Of GROSS section OF the tube. A
pipe is connected with the engine and thence by
crank or gearing power is transferred to the
driving wheels. The tank is partially filed with
water, the steam introduced through the perfor-
ated tube, thus warming all the water at once,
and, the desired pressure having been obtained
the locomotive is Disconnected from the steam
generator and is ready for service. The water
in the tank does ot have to be removed, and it
requires only five minutes to charge the tank
with steam.
The locomotive used weighed FIVE tons, the
tank was twelve feet long and thirty seven in
ches in diameter and with a stroke OF twelve
inches, and the piniOn wheel had twenty eig ght
feet and the driver forty six.
The locomtive, with car attached containing
railroad officers and others, left the depot at
twenty minutes Of one o'clock with l7Gi5 pounds
pressure. The tracks were slippery with snow,
but the engine carried the car up the heavy
grades Of the road ana aronud the double curve
at Adams street without any difficulty. After
waiting about fifteen minutes at the Frankford
terminus, the locomotive started on the return
trip, arriving at the depot at twenty minutes Of
two o'clock The distance travelled on the
round trip was six miles and quarter
Seyenty-siX pounds Of steam were used on the
up trip, and the engine reached the depot with
fifty pounds Of steam left having used fifty on
the return trip. The engine was Of course, un-
der az perfect control as tie ordinary dummy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-21
unpFocedentod 9ucceaa

Within the past year 10000 boxes of DR.. TUFTS
Vegetable Liver Pills have been sold, and not sin
gle instance Is known where they have failed TO
give satisfaction. II you would enjoy life. have a
line appetite and robust health, use these Pills
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-21

No CAUSE FOR ACTION. On Thanksgiving
day last party Of young men. who had been in
dulging freely in beer, brought up in saloon,
when one OF the party went to sleep. comrade,
with the approval Of others, took the seepers
gold watch to prevent it from being lost or stol-
en-. The exchange did not prove a good one as
the young man taking the watch lost it, suit
was subsequently brought by the owner on
charge Of larceny. The charge was not sustained
as It was clearly proven there was no intention
OF theft. A second trial resulted in defendant
Offering to settle by paying $50 which was not
agreed to, and referee trial was held last even
ing, before Esq. Frazer.
John OByrne. Esq, was present, and explain
ed the law, bearing on the case, and the refer
ees, after hearing the facts OF the case returned
verdict OF mo cause for action" This settles
the case with the complainant not only the gold
watch cut OF pocket but $50, which he had re-
fused from defendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-21

DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE is endorsed by the best
Chemists
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-21
from our Late Edition OF Y.stosaay.l
washington.

THE PRESIDENT AND MS SON VISITS oovrNaroS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
President Grant and Son started to-day, on a
visit to oovington, Kentucky, to see his father
They will return on Tuesday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-21
ConsressiOnni Proceedings.
HOUSE,

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Dec 20.
An amendment to the constitution has been
proposed making the President, Vice President
and Senators elected directly by the popular