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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-27

What Tie Graphic is among English
magazinesGuE ALD1NE is among American
magazines, the difference in point of artistic
excellence being generally in favor ofTnE
ALD1NE. 1t is certainly so in the July num-
ber of the LATTER the illustrations ofwhich
are of more varied character than any hith-
erto published The full-page isIiece,
"Patriotic Education," by F. Beard, is
spirited realization ofa Fourth Of July night.
1t represents buxom little lady, holding
blazing Roman-cundlc, fascinated, by. but
afraid Of, its spouting. sparks. Her father
stcades her hand. while her brother looks
on admiringly, with more fireworks, and
waits his turn to show what he can do.
Facing this is"King Witlaf's Drinking
Hon," by A. Kappcs, group of jovial
monks who have evidently mortified the flesh
with the best that their refectory affords, and
whose thirst appears to be unqucnchable.
Then come two mountain pictures, '!Yiew in
the Surenen Pass, Switzerland" and "The
Lofllcr Peak, Tyrol," and another full-pago
Illustration, "a Shipwreck on the Coast of
Dieppc," after. T. Weber. From John S.
Davis we have blowing Hot and Cold" q
charming glimpse cf child-life, to which the
engraver has not done full justice and from
C. L. Townsend, ''Puss Asleep" likeness
of q. cat as fine in its way ag. his famous dogs
head in the March ALDINE. THE ALDINE
possesses one advantage as regards its Lltera-
turc, which no other magazine can clalm'
1t is hampcred by no traditions which it
must support, and it has laid out no specially
to which it must adhere; consequently it IS
what its editor chooses to make it. We can
never predict from one number what another.
will be, except that it will be good, with,
most likely some new feature. The feature
Of the July number is Mr.. W. L. Aldcn's
"!Aftcr the Comet" 1t claims to be lect-
urc read before the New York Historical
Society in 1892, to be . veritablc record of
a great catastrophe that bcfcl the earth sixty
years before. We smile at the notion, Of
course, but as VIC read on the vcrisimilitudc
of this record, and its circumstantiality Of
details, puzzle and startlc US When did
all this happen? we ask, for surely it must
be true. The hoaz is as clever as anything
that Poe ever wrote. TIE subscription
price is $500 per annum, which includes
superb Oil Chrome, and the publishers
arc James Sutton & Co., % Liberty Street,
Ny.
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J8EANTED, AGENTS-$l00 To- $3.50 per
w montI--eycrywherc. Male and Female, to
introduce the genuine improved MARSHALL SEW
IxG MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem,
fell, braid, tuck. bind, cord, guilt and embroid-
er in most superior manner. Price only Sio,
fully licensed and warranted for five years. We
willpay S100 for any machine, high priced or
that will sew stronger, more beautiful or more
elastic stitcG than ours, IT rlakcs the ELASTIC
LOCK STITCH. Every second stitch can be cut and
still the cloth can not be pulled apart Without
tearing it. We pay agents from SlCG to $50
and expenses, ora commission from which twice
that amount can be made. For circulars and
term .;apply to or ADDRESSES MARSlALL'& Co.,
No. 1O2 Nassau Street, New York
CAuTIoX-Do not he imposed upon by Other
pa rites travelling through the country palming
of worthless castiron machines unlcs TIE same
name oc oraerwisc. Ours is tie only genuine
and really cheap machine manufactured
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irOR THE JOURNAL.

Mr.. EDITOR: As no juvenile matcmati-
e:an has sent you solution of your poctico-
mathematical puzzle published on the 9Th
inst, 1 send you the following. 1 am no
poet; excuse prose. The puzzle may be solved
somewhat in the same way the Chinese phi
losopher solved the enclosed, which was pub
Eshed some months ago, as I send it to you.
Perhaps some of your legal friends can say
whether or not the Chinaman was right
But to your puzzle. Suppose that the suitor
for the lovely May brings one basketful of
apples to the alter. Let Us add to it one ap-'
pie; then the share OF the porteress will be
half basket and half an apple, having half
basket and half an apple. Next Of this
latter sensechal gets one-half or one-fourth
basket and one.fourth an apple, leaving the
same quantity of Which tie maid gets one
half or one-eighth basket ard one-eighth an
apple; leaving finally fo7 lovely May one ap-
pie. Summing up, we find that the suitor
has disposed Of J. /, ! of a basketful, anu
in addition Of J, /, ! and apple, making !
basketfal and apple. 1t is evident, there
fore, that II apples is equal to ] ola basket
full, or that tie basket contained fifteen ap-
pies.
PROOF.
Porteress, J of 15=74, add } apples apples
Scnscchal, Is less S=7=4! add ! applet :"
Maid, J Is less & 4=3=i4 add } apple I"
Lovely May, / I"
Total equal to u apples
LOGARITHM.
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HHax Eset:.E.zsS.
KEnslIAw County; OFFICE COuSTY.ArpIror
C,mlpn & C. June lst, Isl >

Tgusl1Aw County; OFFICE oUNTY.ACDIror.
Camden, s. c., June lSt, 1877.
This office will be opened from tie second
Monday (Sth) in July, TO the second Monday
l2) in August next, to receive returns OF all
taxable property, for the fiscal year ending the
lst day cfJuly, 1872.
With {: view to afford convenience to the tax
navers of this county who reside at n distance
from this office, my assistants will he ut the pla-
ccs hereinafter named, ON Tie days specified to
receive such returns.
Those persons ncglccting to return i'll their re-
spcct,yc townships, as indicated, will be requlr-
cd to tlo to at this Office, Or before the l@lll
dav of August next, after which date, amy tax
paycr who shall have failed to make rc'urh, VIII
be charged with the property cEtcred against
him, with fifty per. cent. added there to.
All transfers ofrcal estate, since 1911, arc re-
ourel to be made OH the back CT the return OF
personal property, and my assistants WILL AFFORD
every facility for correct statements, so lnportan,
20 prevent unnecessary delay in the press OF col
lection of taxes Planters and others arc respect
fully rcoucstcdto give the names of their employ
ceg. viz. ~Eyery male between the ages OIL - anu
so wears. except those incapable Of earning a
SUPPORT, from being NAMED Or other cause, snail
be deemed taxable polls
Liberty Hill On the 9Th and 10 orJuly.
nj lJ;l = 11th 18th.
Flat Rock 10Th " ION
Buffalo loth Io'n
Lizcnby's ZSa aol"
Schrocks Mill 2lth 22n
Curaton's Mill 26th 4" 9th
DONALD MCQUEEN,
Tunc 20 st. County Auditor.
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FOR GOOD
Goshen Butter for Table Use,
Go to LEVIN & DRILLS.
Broad St. Camden.
Notice.

OFFICE CoCXrY AugITnE
Camden, So. Ca, june 9TH. 1872.
AT0TICE is hereby given that the s,lm Of scy-
~ enty-ninc anu lightweight one-hundredIhs
dollars ISIS, 9,SS), has been deposited in the coun-
ty treasury of kcrshaw coanty by Nancy \. ely
,,rrn, for the redemption Of 100 acres Of land in
Buffalo Township; SAID lands having been sold
for State and county taxes of 1870, as the prop
crty of NJ. II. Clyburn, and bid in By the County
Auditor on account of the State
DONALD McQuEEN.
iunc w5. County Auditor
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Sher;ff's Sale.

SuEEIsFS OFFICE.
CANDES, S: c. June 9th, 1872
T. L. Zcmp, g.. a., assignccs)
w. Fl. fa
l.. ". X. Blair.
DY virtue of sundrie writs of Fl. fas.to me di-
ID rectcd and lodged willsell in front of the
court house in Camden ON Monday, the first day
Of July next, within the legal hours of1salc, the
following property, to wiz:
All those lots in the town Of Camden. with
dwelling and other buildings thereon, known
nd distinguished in the plat of said town rs lots
number $40, SIT, SIS. 'S4a, $50, s5l, S52, 853,
s64, S55. $685. S37. $50. $50, SEQ SCI, SG2 S63,
S6l SG5 SGG, SG7, SG8, $50, so. ST., So, S73,
S74, 49, bounded north, hy boundary street,
south, by public square, and lots number s45
and SIC, cast by Iiroad street, ana west by
Church Street. Levied on as the property of l..
w. T. Blair, at tic suit Of F. L. Zcmn, CT. ul,
assignccs.
Terms cash; purchasers paying for stamps
and papers.
June G-tl J. P. BOSWELL, S. K. C.
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Read Wea1.

1F vou wish to cx.':pnge the old iron which is
/ lying around in .,..t way, for cash. l "iu Inc
man to accommodate you also wish to pur..
chase any quantity of old brass, lead, rags wool
ana hides, fcr wichl Will Fay cash. so 2r!A3
them along l.. hioh'
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NOTICE. rs s'T!
Marcus Tobias Successor to Charles
Eiias-at the Old Stand.

The undersigned being about to retire from
business, hereby gives notice to the citizens of.
Camden and the surrounding country, that he
has disposed of his entire stock of merchandise
to Mr.. Marcus Tobias. AL bills Of the late firm
presented Mr.. Tobias, will be paid, and Ae is al-
so authorized to receipt for allsums due me.
Thankful for the liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon me, respectfully solicit its
.cortinuaIce on.bchalf Of Mr.. Tobias.
CHARLES ELIAS.
Having purchased The entircstock of merchan-
disc of Charles Elias, and added extensively
thereto, bcspcak the patronage of the citizens
Of Camden and vicinity. MA9cCs TOBIAS.
may 2G-w4 .:.@1
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TOC.ALNEWS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY,

Methodist Church, DcKalb strcet-Rcv A. j.
StoIes. Pastor-Services at II \. VI. and T.
NJ. ON Sunday; Prayer Meeting Wednesday at
4P. NJ.
Presbyterian Church, DeKalb strcet-Rev. s.
II. Hay. Pastor-Services 1T II \. NJ. and A. =.
NJ. on Sunday; Prayer Meeting on Wednesday
at y P. NJ.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. REV. B. F. D. PERRT.-
Sunday, at IL o'clock A. NJ. and 30 P. a.
Wednesday, at 1o,A. NJ. Friday, at s. 90 P. NJ,
Baptist Church, Broad street-Rev. A. X.
Durham, Pastor-Services at-11 A. NJ. and q
p. NJ. on the second and fourth Sundays OF
each month: Prayer Meeting Thursday at s T:
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n NGTECE.

TIE annual School District meeting u School
District No. l, will be held ut the Town Eall III
Camden, OF Saturday, J anc 10Th at - o'clock
NJ. A gcncsal ateldagceis ia earnestly desired
as business of Importance will be brough; up for
consideration. j. Is. MITH.kmrooN'
Clerk of board Of School Trustees.
iurc IN OF
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THE VILLAGE CuUECH.-It should not
look like .. .bara Or storehousc. 1t should
DC a building, the very sight of which
would cause dcvout feelings in the breast a
well:carved cross should point to heaven;
massive pancled doors should impress the
visitor with the solcmnity of the place into
which he is entering; stained glass should
throw mystic light athwart the aisle; pulpip
altar ceiling ard galleries Should be oyna:"ent-
cd with fgaratiye m"u!i;mgs. a:rs he columns
that support the s'!leiicr, 'snl ;''s b''",:c"a
that rail them il, Should be ofc!ass:c patterns
Any congregation wishing such a church
should send theit orders for finishing rlatcria!
to Mr.. P. P. Toaic, importer ofFrench STAIN
ed glass, and manufacturer of and dealer in
Doors, sashes Blinds. &C., No. 20 Hayne St.,
Charleston, S. c.
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so cents For s:z Months Ca Trial.

VU CEI1IS Il OF I$I.- ILV.ftIf' O.f y Nsk1'
Ecery Mason shouH MbscrtJe 10 tie MASONIC NON
TOR rrbiIisled monthly, al Goldsboro. ~ c.
Devoted strlcIly to the Sciences, Philosophy.
Symbolism anil jurisprudence OF Masonry and
news oe special interest to the fraternity South,
The MoSiT.ni has received the highest enconi-
ulls from the impartial and intelligent press OF
the country. The proprietor sOlicits the patron
age aud support of the fraternity. Address J: y.
BONiTE, Ma,lsgip Editor, GuldsGorO n. {.
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Meetings..

yATEREE DIVISION NO. 9, S. OF T.-At-
tend the regular meeting CT your Division at
Temperance Hall en- Monday evening at - o.
j. 3. LYLES, r. S.
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MIMIILLE, FLA., Sept. %, 1869


Dr.. HIM. II. 4MH:
Dear Sir-In my young days was rather
wild, and become the victim of a l"athscmc
disease. Twas treated by an eminent physician,
and thought 1 was cured. After moving to
this State was Mortified at finding that the
disease was making its appearance again, in
a secondary form in my mouth and on differ
ent parts Of my body. [ also became attilct-
ed with severe Rheumatism. employed
different physicians, and used various patent
medicines for months, all to no purpose.
During visit to Jacksonville [ saw your
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight, and Goa
cluded to try ii. I have taken dozen bot
ties and believe that the poison is entirely
driven from my system. intend continu-
ing it, however, to make sure thing of it..
At the request Of your Agent, l send this
to you. You are at liberty to use it as you
like.
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Notice to Shippers.

Tf,uE stcemer Isis will discontinue her trips
until further notice, for the purpose Of re-
moving obstructions from the bed of the river.
june 13wl. Y. W. JESTER, captain.
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Yours respectfully,
JOHN Ii. GUILFORD.

Liver COMPLAINT ANDOBILIousNEss.- -
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills exert a direct anC
powerful influence on thdeLiver, and viii
with certainty relieve that important organ
from disease, and restore its normal tunc
tiOns.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is Sold Evcrywher

The 18th Of July being general holiday,
the S. c. r. R. Depot will be closed. No
freight will be received or delivered on that
day. A. B. DESAUssURE, Agt.
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SAVE YOUR RAGS!

10000 pounds Clean Linen aud Cotton RAGS
wanted, for which the highest market price will
be paid. Apply at thisofhce.
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Our AGENTS IN CaARLEsToH.-TheadS advertising
agency of Walker, Evans & Cogswcll, :epresent-
ed by Roswell T. Logan. Esq. is the only author
lied agent for this paper, in Charleston.
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CONFIRMATION AT GRACE CHURCH.
VISIT OF BISHOP IowE-On Sunday last,
Rt. Rev. w. 3. w. Howe administered the
rite of confirmation to three candidates at
Grace Church: VI.
Owing to sickness and ili.health, the pas
tor, Rev. B. +. D. Perry, was absent, and
the Bishop conducted the entire services
morning ard afternoon, preaching at both
services. The congregation in the morning
was very large and the services impressive to
a high degree.
Bishop Howe made an agreeable impress
sion in Camden.
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Lady Of the'house, on finding an African
zouavc in the kitchen: What, Mary, is
that black man your cousin ?" "Yes,
madam, only he's little burnt"
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WANTED! WANTED Everybody
who has not already subscribed for the
Daily, Tri-Wcckly Or Weekly Charleston
News, to DO 50 at once. Apply to J..
Levin, Agt., Kershaw House.
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A P1rtruE CoSDIrIoN.-It is a sad thing
to pass. through life only half alive. Yet
there are thousands whose habitual condl-
tion is one of lauguor and debility. They
complain of no specific disease; they suffer
no positive pain; but they have no relish for
ANYTHING which affords mental or sonsuous
Measure. In nine cases out Of the ten this
state of lassftude and torror arises from
morbid stomach. Indigestion destroys the en-
errv of both mind and body. When the
waste of nature is not supplied by a due and
REGULAR assimilation of the food, every organ
is starved, every function interrupted.
Now, what does common. sense suggest.
under these circumstances of depression Z
The system necdsrousing gandstrcngthenlns;
not merely for an hour or two, to sink attof-
ward into a more pitiable condition than
over (as it assurcdly would do if an ordinary
alcoholic stimulant were resortcd to- be
radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object to Be accom-
plishcd? The answer to this question, found
cd ON the unvaryirs. experience ola quarter
of century, is easily given, lnfuso ne"
vigor into the digestive organs by course
of Hostcttcr's $tsmach ..Bitters' Do not
waste time by administering temporary RENE
dies, but waksthe system upby rceuPeratln!s
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 time that a dozen doses OF tie
yerctable tonic And inl;gorant have been
taken, the feeble frame of the dyspeptlc Will
begin to feel itsbcnign influence. Appetite
will be crcatcdf and with appetite the capaci-
ty to digest what it Graves. Pcrseverc until
the cure is complcte-until hcalthful blood:
fit to be the material of flesh and muscle,
bone and nerve and brain: flows through the
channels Of circulation, Instead Of the
watcry pabulum with which they have here
tofore hccn inpcrfectly nourished.
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FOR TIE BEST
New York Mills ShirtIng,
Go to LEVIN l. BRIl!L'S,
BROAD St., Camden.
NDEECE

Persons are hereby notified that the old Tcle-
graph Road where i; crosses spears Greek, on
the way from Cam'!Gnio i"!r:nh;a Is closed I'M
til repairs can be made. Ine lad CONDITION oil
the briLgc over Spears Greek RENDERS it impas-
siblr. J.f. oC NE iri-hND,
may2G-4W 'hlE II. Ii. h.C.
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Tettcr, Sat Rheun and all Skin Diseases
cured by DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Dis
covcry.
TIE PEOPLES STAMP OF VALUE.-The
Government endorsement, which legalizes
the sale of Plantation Bittcrs, is not the only
STAMP affixed to that famous Vegetable Tonic
1t bears, in addition to that official sanction
the Still More Valuable Stamp Of public ap-
probation. This lncstimablc voucher Of its
rare properties as q Tonic: Corrective and
Alternative, is of much earlier date than the
Government credcntial for millions of sick
persons had pronounced it the Grand Spcci-
&c of the Age long before Congress thought
of taxing proprietary medicines. 1t is un-
necessary to repeat, in detail, the properties
of this wonderful Vegetable InvigEant.
The best reference that can be offered to
those who desire the fl!l particulars of its
virtues, is the General Public. Ask those
who have tried it as a remedy for. dyspepsia,
constipation, billiousncss, interraticnt lcvers,
ucryous debility, rl -umatism, sea sickness,
low spirits, or loss Of vital power, what
Plantation Bittcrs has done fox Mcm and be
governed by the response they make TO- yous
inquiries.
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CONE Down fATnEE.-Some one has
naraphrascd the song, Dear Father Come
Home" as follows: 20, fath2r, dear father:
come Gown with the stamps, my Grcss'maker S
bill is unpaid, she said she would send 1t
right home from the shop. as soon as TIC
founces were naaa. Ny pew dress from
-'s is down III tie l:all, the boy wit!
not leave without pay-!'vc nothing to sport
with, cant go to the ball, 50 please SEND the !;
shop,boy away Come down !. come down
Please, father, dear father come down! Oh'
hear he sweet voice Of your child, VINO cries
in her room alone; oh, who could rcsIs it her
most pi.ifpl tears d? So father with stamps
You'll come down. Oh, father, dear father,
come down with the stamps, ny c!rIs are not
fit to be sccn--the hairdrcsser said he would
not do them up, unless could pay him III
tecn-he only asked swcnty to give anew set
and take tie old hair in exchange besides:
pa my waterfalls awfully rough, and so my
back hair will look strange. Come down
come down !~come down! Please, father f1f
Britain COME down
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Chignons, in Great Variety
AtLEVIN& BRILL'S
BroadStreet, Camden.
Special Notice.

CAMDEN S. c. e3 may 1872.
DURING my absence trCIn the State Mr. Mar.
Gus Tobias will act as my attorney.
may 23 Il CHARLES ELIAS.
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!Ssapma Is Opium purifc'l Of its sickcning and
poisonous qualities. discovered by DR.. Bigelow,
Professor Of Botany, Detroit Medical College. 4
most perfect anodyne and soothing opiate. John
FAR, chemists New York.
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The WEATHER AND GROWING CRoPs.-
As rule, We have never seen the crops
growing better than at present. From the
numerous refreshing showers which. we have
recently cojoycd, We presume hatthc drought
is finally broken and VIC will not besurpriscd
if the showers continue. From every quar-
ter of the county favorable reports of the
condition Of cotton and corn reach us and We
feel no hesitation in saying that with good
reasons bountiful yield both of the ''statf of
life" and the 'Aeccy staple" will be gathered
We sincerely hope that cur sangUinc cxrccta-
tions will be realized.
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CHris!G1orc's Wo'r Iye.--Is the safest and best.
Il corrccts the bal effects Of inferior dyes, while
the black or brown tints it produces arc identi-
cal to nature. Factory Us Maiden Lane New
York.
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