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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

Oun AGENTS IN ChARLEsToS.-The advertising
agency of Walker, Evans & Cogswell, represent
e by Roswell 7. Logan. Esq. is the only au'hor'
ized srcnt for this paper, in Charleston.
griffin & Hoffman, Advertising Agts., No. 4
South street, Baltimore Md, are duly authorized
tocontract for advertisements at our lowest rates
Advertisers in that city are requested 10 iea'e
their favors with this house.
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JJIANTED, AGENTs-@slog fos's256 per
w month-eyerywhere Male and Female, to
inirodlcethe ganufhs. inrFayed MARsg HA SHTI
ING MACHINE i THIS. s.maclihe Sih stftqbit hen
fell, braid, tuck, bind, cord, quilt dnd embroidT
fu,ly licensed and warrhnted for 4Sve years.1 We
will pay 500 for any machine, high priced or
that will sew a stroagcr uiore:btajl6fa lE0r more
elastic stitch than ours. 1t makes the ELASTIC
LOCK STITCH: sEreryseednd stitch can be cut and
still the cloth can net be pulled apart without
tearing il. We Payagents rfom Sl0p' ~ c3250
and expenses, ora commission from which twice
that amount can }. made. F9r circulars and
terms; apply to or address: S. MARSHALL & CO.,
No. 102 Nassau Street, New fQ9lss. : o.. " b..
CArrIoSLDo not be i'm P5sot upon by"other
P fSs isySnA Fi%
name oc oracrwse. Ours is the only genuine
and really cheap m1chine- manufactured
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n Office.
Marcus Tobias Successor to Charles
:. Elias-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. All bills Of the late firm
presented Mr.. Tobias, will be paid, and he is a
80 Authorized to receipt for all Sums due me.
Thankful for the liberal patronage which has
beet, bestowed upon me, respectfully sblicit IT'D
coa.ittance on bchalf;of Mr.: Tobias: = t:,.
CHARLES ELIAS.
Having purchased the entire stock of merchan-
disc Of Charles Elias, and added extensively
thereto, bespeak the patronage of the citizens
of Caniden and vicinity. MAncusfoBlAs-
NAV 23-w4
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THE VILLAGE CHURcn.--lt should not
look like barn or storehouse. 1t should
be building, the very sight of which
would cause devout feelings in the breast a
well.carved cross should point to heaven;
massive pansigd 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; pulp'p
altar ceiling and galleries should be ornament
ed with fgurative mouldings, and the columns
that support the sallerier, and the balustcrs
that rail them in, should be ofclassic patterns.
Any congregation wishing such. church
should send their orders for finishing material
to Mr. p. P. ,'Toale, importer Of French stain
ed glass, and manufacturer of and dealer in
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &C., No. 20 Hayne St.:
charleston, S. c.
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CALL FOR PUBLIC MEETING.

The Executive Committee Of the Democratic
Party of South Carolina, having published Il call
for State Convention, TO be held in Columbia,
on the II tn day of June next, for the purpose of
sending delegates to tie National Convention, to
meet in Baltimore, on the 9th day Of July next,
we, the undersigned, citizens Of Kershaw Coun-
ty, respectfully invite our fellow citizens favor
able tothc call, to unite with us in apublic meet
ing, to be held in Camden on Saturday, the lst
daYof June next, at II o'clock NJ, to elect dele
nat ns for the suil State Convention.
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Meetings.

wATEREE DIVISION NO. Q, S. OF T:---At-
tend the regular meeting of your Division At
Temperance Hall on Monday evening. at - o.,
sSs.otk. BY ordorof W. P: -
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EpILYpT1C FIT.-One Peter Brown, a
colorcd man, fell in the middle of the street,
on his face, on Ratleagestrcct, last Monday.
He was found to be in an cpileptic fit, and
several gentlemen caused him to be moved
into the shade and water poured on his head,
which brought him to himself We learn
that he is subject to these fts
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PRIVATE ScnooL-Mr and Mrs. ". II.
r. WORKMAN propose to open and teach a
pri;ratc school, for both boy ysasidgrls, during
the Summer, if sufficient patronage can be
obtained, Parties desiring to send children
will please make :a,mcdiatc application.
niay 113-w2 ..-.t
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so cents For Six Months on Trial.

Erery Mason should subscribe to the masonic MON
lroR, published monthly, at Goldsboro N. c.
Devoted str,ctlyto the Sciences, Philosophy.
Symbolism and Jurisprudence Of Masonry and
The hoNiroa has received Ae>, Mshes eh@Ai-
ums from the impartial and intelligent press Of
the country The proprietor soicits the patron
age and support of the fraternity. Address J. A.
BONITZ, Managing Editor, Goldsboro n. c.
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Messrs. Cloud & Zemp are offering this
week and until further.notice special induce
ments in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions,
Boots and Shoes, Clothing and Spool Cotton.
A visit to their Store will be we'll worth the
trouble, in the saving that their prices will
ri,-a
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!. D0cToK WHiTTEMoEE.-At this season
of the year wncn local items are somewhat
scarce, the reporter, especially Of country
paper finds it difficult to keep up its interest,
tic ingenious mind resorts to sources the
most unpronlising, sometimes with unexpect-
ed,resihs. Such source tie Journal re-
.p,rter tapped the other day. For some
weeks past respectable looking and unusually
lar se colored man; rejoicing in the euphonious
coguomen of Doctor Tony Whittemore, who is
a practitioner oft medical art on the sllopath
ic system, not with the usual appurtcnaaces of
the NJ. d. of modera times, but with those
of the comparatively uncivilized Indians
whuse medicine man" searches theo,woods
and explores the secrets Of Nature, digging
from the bosom Of Neither Earth those vege-
table productions which prevail to osetcomc
many of the diseases to which among other
ills, flesh is heir to. ~...
The Doctor is man Of liberal views and
has travelled quite extensively, dispensing
his invaluable remedies over large section
,of;the South, to which, as yet, he has eNclu-
,siYcly confined his practice. He narrated
some incidents in his career, which afford
aaszinsight into his peculiar method oftreat
ment, which maay of his brethren would de-
clineto give: But perhaps Il would &c as
well to give the conversation as 1T occurred.
I[aying succeeded ia ehticing his eorpalcnt
form into our office, We. said. Reporter
WelIDr. how many years have. you been en-
gagged in practice? DR. W. About twelve
years. I Acsrred tfora tAhe "Mcdicine Man"
of-the. Cherokee Nation, from whom DR..
Walker, the Vinegar Bitters" man learnt
his secret No&.I can make the "Vihegar
Bitters" as well as Dr. Walker, and frsqaent-
ay administer them in my practice, but I al
ways give some of my pills along with them,
which produce pleasant, profitable and pccu-
lisfly positive porous effects, we'll calculated
to allay tho suffering induced by the dread
fully drastic drug denominated "Vinegar
Btters." .. - - =
= uR:AWen; DR.. what is your speciality, or
have you one?
Dr. w. No sir, cannot say that have, for
am good at all; Int if there is one thing
more than another which I excel in, it is the
cure of Typhoid fever, and Pneumonia.
.STke Dr.-called it "ne* moon fesef''1 and
Female diseases.
R-But, DR.. think instead of one, you
have enumerated several specialities: widely
differing in their origin and character, and
requiring radically different treatment: 6
AtDt.yW. Yes sir, so I have, but I dwell
with pride upon the fact that have treated
sixteen cases ofTyphoid fever and never lost
one; the new moon fever also succumbs at
my presence and by females am considered
the representative of a Panacea, the discover,
crs Of which ascendcd the highest pcakcs Of
the Himalayas, the lowest valleys Of the
Rocky Mountains, climbed the North Pole
after travcrsing in bark canoes the open sea
around it, ransacked the Sandwich Islands
explored the deep bosom of the ocean, bold.
riy entered the Mammoth Cave then little
known, damned the mighty "Farther of wa,
ters," and
-~"7 R-Dr. you seem to be an enthusiast
DR.. w. Yes sir, / an, YOU ougA! to know
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how tits YOURSELF" Now speaking offemales,
I once encountered case of q woman who
imagined she was possessed by grasshoppers,
lizards and "thousand>legs," I was called in,
noted the Eallucinations under which she
laborcd and said I would call the next day.
Meantime I procured two or three grasshop'
pers, Lizards and millipcdes and also a root
which produces the same effect as lpecae'
and administered the latter to the SICK
woman. In few minutes she became sick,
the relief followed and calling for a hight l
told her husband to look into the receptacle
and see what he could find: To his unbound
cd delight he foura three lizards. four grass
hoppers and two millipcdcs? The old lady
,cas quite ,eeN neat 7uy.
:; The Or. thinks that all diseases spring
from disordercd condition of the liver, and
gave us many other interesting details which
our want of space forbids publishing.
On politics, the Dr. says that all OF the
people, white and colorcd, should become
Republicans and in that event respectable
and intelligent men would get ofSce. He
says that he takes no part in politics now:
because he does not fully understand the
situation being engrossed in the duties of his
profession. He also states that he is doing a
considerable business in this vicinity, and
one ofhis patients has promised to make him
a pound cake, so pleased was she by the sue
cess Of his treatment As usual with fat
men. he is very good hatured. .. ~., =:
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DR.. TUFTS SARsApARILLA AND QUEEN 5

DR.. TUFTS SARsApARILLA AND QUEENS $
DELIGHT. NO remedy possesses so many
valuable Medicinal Properties as this conbi.
nation of Roots, Herbs and Barks. The
Queens Delight is acknowledge by Physicians
to be the most powerful remedy known for
Impure Blood, Liver Complaint, Nervous
ness, Female Complaints; Constipation ;
Rheumatism Diseases Of the Kidneys ;
Syphilitic Affections; Skin Diseases; Chron-
ic Complaints, &c. But in this preparation
it is combined with other vegetable products,
which renders its virtues doubly valuable
Most diseases have Their; origin in the blood,
and as Blood Purifier the Sarsaparilla and
Queens Delight has no equal. It requires
but trial to convince the most skeptical.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-05-30

. REV. A. X. DURHAM, (Pr6vidcncc per-
mitting) will preach at Swift Creek Church
on the second Sabbath in June, at 4 o'clock
p. Ms ...."--:;- < ,.- d. e." .
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REMOVAL or MEssKs. HoDGsoN d Dun
.LAp-Ou Monday Messrs. Hodgson & Dun
lap comaeaced the removal of their large
stock Of drugs medicines, oils and fancy
goods, to their new and handsome store, one
door above that of Mr. r. NJ. Kennedy. The
interior of the store is beautifully arranged
with handsomely carved counters, drawers
with the names of their contents embossed
in gilt letters on the handles, and partial
division in the rear of the store, where the
mysteries CT compoundng prescriptions are
to go on. Up stairs, there is very nice
hall, an entrance to which is effected by
meaps CT neat staircase on the north side
Of the building. The front Of the store is
beautifully arranged with large glass win
dows, which afford a splendid opportunity
of displaying goods, and the fnishisg touch
is put on by handsome bronzcd front Mr..
Reading Was the builder, and has good req
son to be proud Of his JOB.
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.NOTECE,
Dancing Schoo2s

10 AT Temperance Hall, by Mons. BER9ER. 'fn-
pills can join at any time, and take lessons with
the th.y or night clasB. .;.
For particulars, apply at the Kcrshaw House
may 23-tf
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Special Notice;

......... ...... CAMDEN S. C. % may, 1872.
. DURING my absence from the State Mr. Mar
Gus Tobias will act as my Attorney.
may % A .sl...,i,, ihARiSS 1hiA''
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For Female Complaints, whether in yotrg
or old, married or single; at the dawnd Of
womanhood or the turn of life, DR.. TUFTS
Liver Pills arc an acknowledged remedy.
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Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth PomdT. The best
article known for cleaning and preserving the
teeth and gums. Sold by all druggists. price
% and SOC per bottle F. G. Wells g. CON. !. ;
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10000 VIZ EeNT3 !
IN Regard to News, both General
and Local, the JOURNAL will always
be found up to the times; containing ev:-
erything of Importance or interest to the
peoPie' - - !
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Under and by virtue, of the power vested in me
as mortgagee; 1 will sell on the Sth day Of June,
being the second Saturday ofthat month, at ME-
roney's corner in Camden ONE BAY ,HORSE
MULE, mortgaged 10 me by W. Fl. Ward, and
seized and to be sold under copa'tion broken.
may23-w2 is. CLOUD, Mortgage.
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Our friend BRoNsoN, of the Barnwcll
Sentinel: thus discourscth in his last issue
eve spent q pleasant day in Camden on
Sunday last, among our relatives and friends,
and SWoan liked to have said something
about our trip, &c:., but the pressure upon
our columns this week will prevent it. We
were pleased to see improvements going on
in all parts of the town. Tie people are
widc:awake, and signs of life everywhere
visible. Among other things, there is a
prospect of railroad from that point to
Lancaster, and fine bridge is being put
across the Wateree river, when travel to and
from Columbia will greatly increase We
trust the day is not far distant when Cam:
den may be enabled to compete with any
inland town in the State. Our very best
wishes attend her."
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RULER, CUTTER AND BLorrER.-Messcs.
Cloud & Zcmp have presented us with a
combined ruler, cutter and blotter, which is
very neat thing. Orders left at their store
will be promptly flied. They combine cheap.
ness with great usefulness.
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PIEDMONT g. ARLINGTON.
LIFE INSURANCE Css
OF VIRGINIA.,

mIIIS COMPANY offers great inducclnen,. 70
persons who want their lives insured. 1t
issues Policies at rs low rates as the safe mar
assncnt of the business for the interest Of all
concerned will permit Its financial ability III
unquestionab1e Among the managers OF this
institution are some Of the most solid ana aole
men of the city of Richmond, equally dlstin-
guished for their business experience, theis
wealth and their high standing in society. The
company. maintains the highest credit FOR the
sPfe and prudent manner in which It's analrs
have been managed, yahd is of itself a monumenS
Of the success Of skill forecast and energy
its loses have been lighter than any other cora-
pany during the same amount of business"
i,See below some of the practical results Of f11e
insurance in this company: d":d" ct. '..:,.'r-
Losses Paid in KershaW County,
Dr. T. W. Salmond 80. .... ..j..-..-:. $4,000
JosephB. Hughes ..-....-.--..: b,0Oo
re. Drakeford. :. ~. 5000
8. A. B. Shannon. ........---.-----...J. 95,OO0
The, Piedmont nj. Arling ton has ipassed the
rigid inspection of the Insurance Departments
, of New Yor$, Ohio, Kentucky, Missouri, Cali
for9ia, SC. ...,~ -. ..,,r.f::aG >.
BY its caution, economy, security and prompt
ness it conmends itself to all wbo seek the I'D
vantages of Life Assurance. lY %
It's growth is uncqualed; its expenses small
its investments secure; it pays losses promptly;
no useless restrictions; all policies non forfei.a
BILE; rights of patrons are guaranteed on its pol
iciGs; it is equal to any company, surpassed BY
none, and only asks you to examine its merits
before insuring:
Other confipaSies can tell you what they Win
do. bnt the PIEDNfDNTi& g ARLINGTON 'caA
SHOW you WHAT they have dohc.
-. ..... ....r1-''' '...... -.,.'..ir
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEN BEAUTIFYING AGENT-.'u Hsvtrtrss
9se Tae'r ara~baekst until SaiuPriyHs Bars Of the
perfeTt the fraEraH Sozodout the most sIisi
Tor the teeth that brush was ever DIPPED iat7.
eCgMILDREN's LIVES SAVED F0H FIFTY
rst taken. ~ Er Tiss TaReta H iin} 3S ya,
Fstsa fer = yeas aTd nsver .tle rstirao5. It all
Burns, aEd External Pains SOFA By TIE DrJs-iss.
DEPOT 10 Park Place. New York
VENUS herself would not have be5n mora beautiful If
Ter complexion had been bat If beauty skin deem
Il IS necessary t. secure and retain rt part is
remember that impure, blochv gov skin is the
proof Of feeble dgesieus torpid liver OF vts blood
Is safe sure. and e6-ctpaI remedy.
BURNF TT,S coo AINE-No oils. neither ner-
mad-s or alcoholic washss-foreig1 deHezc-e can
anchors tfs baiT firmly IN the scaIy gives il new lifs
sexes cid aud young.
PRATTS ASTRAL otI..-SIore accidents oecrr from,
using unsafe eils than from steamb9at5 AMI Balroads
Nv w IaIilies commune 60 ptr att
Astral W anu no accidents drectyOT indirectly have
9Gsgrsd fF2n ssS5,,Ps or 1antliog- It OIL
- y y. eLAHcEY / Co. ChartestoH, agents for SOUTH
A BEAgTIFuL WHITE fs.aoot'l an clear skin
1t removes tz f-eSkles suuburns iJ alb r-5er DIS
celebrations from the skin leaving the euelsya brit
liant and beautiful. Sold at all dru-ss IRE
paration is entirely free from any material dsricntt
to health.
JUST THE REMEDY NEEDHD.-Thanl,s 10 sIrs.
WInsloW s soothing syrup have FIR years been
lieved from sieepess nights VI paiGfal watching w
poor, suffering, children.
FOR DYSPEPSIA. Indigestion, dsrrozsioa Of sriri.s
general debility in their various lbs; also
preventative against ever ard As1e aud other inter-
fevers The Ferr0- Phof h1r lzir Of Clls1va
made by CasweU Hazard Co. New FORK. and sold
patients eIin from fever Oher Sickness
equal
BISLETS GENUINE COLDGE BELTr COL
OGNE WATER according To sri -ihaf f7rzuIa of
Provost Paris. loH- and fivacaav to the
Hayliani Israi and Rissy and thsir &raEc-
cues. for It's fac permanent frlranse S now made by
II. W Eisiey the trade supplied by successors,
Morgan kisley. Niloscsaie Drus=ists, New York
THURST0E's IVORY PEARL To8TH pow
DEifbs best artics Tor cleaning aud Frl5 rriE- the
the ties tn and gums Sold BY al Drus-ists Pris5 ~
and % cents per b1vt.e. T. e. Wells 3 Cor, EeS
York
CAEBOLIC SALVE ueneq1allei rs iIea'I-- com
pound Physicians recomrenI it as as the most vo--
derfu remePv ever known. Price = cents re. box.
John +. Beary, sole TroPEietor.I college Place New
York.
CHBISTAD0EC'S HAIR DYE.-Tl;s r7eeriaeeri
compound is beyond contingency. tas safest and most
the Hair uniformity Of color. nuuri in5 and eIzlie
ManufactaEy, % Maiden Lane New York
SYAPNIA ii Opium purified Of its soteriuE 97is9n-
qualities 1t is perfect adyae net pad IetE
headache sPat.oa Of bowels, rs Is the wn
ot!le preparations Of opit1n john FAR Chemist ssr-
York
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COTTON MARKET.
MEMPHIS QUOTATIONS.
a CARD.
To the Voters Of Hademan, and n'y Je5
Iolg Citizens an general

To the Voters Of Hardema,a, and my Jeb
lolg Citizens an general b..
GENTLEyEN
You are doubtless aware Of the fact
that /, like many others, am a eandi~
date for Office and an humble petitioner
Tor your SUPPORT.
My physical condition is such that l
cannot canvass the county in person,
othcrwi Sc would do so, for am one of
those who believe in the old axiom: eff
you want any thing done send if you
want it well done, 60 yourself" never
thelcss, under all the circumstances,
have the determination to aspire to the
position OF County Trustee, and if sue :
cessrel in the popular race, will endcayor
to discharge the duties of the Office with
credit to myself and satisfaction to the
people. Hoping that you, kind reader
may ever be considerate and not over
box the honest and well grounded Ia
tenticns Ct the undersigned.
lie remains your most
Hemble Servant,
JACK. T. jon rs
Nav Of 1870
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How Unnecessary the Anguish

How Unnecessary the Anguish -
many persons undergo from rheumatism,
govt, neuralgia, toothaehe and earache
Ne say unnecessary because the appIica~
ton of Mexican Mustang Liniment to the
affected part, or a few drops of it in the
ears or tooth, affords instantaneous and
what is better, permanent relief. For
cuts, wounds, bruises, swellings and oil
injuries or diseases which require treat
ment externally, this liniment is every
where regarded rs the most potent and re
liable healing agent in existence. For
all external jurics or ailments of horses
and cattle, it is inlalhble.
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SERIOUS AFTRAY.-On Tuesday last a
rather serious ARRAY took place at
Teogue's Mills on the II. G. r. r. some
eleven or twelve miles north of Bolivar,
in which several parties were engaged
ard wounds sustained As the affair is
10 be investigated ne refrain from pub
fishing what mightbe deemed the parties
ulars in this matter However, We viii
state that there was some pretty tall
fighting done and that the parties assult-
ed got the best Of the melee. Next week
we viii refer 10 this item again
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-19
NOVEMBER ELECTION.
FOR CONGRESS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April Is, 1872
To the Editor fths BOLIVAR BULLETIN:
Grateful for the call and the compli-
ment implied that lately appeared in the
BULLETIN, and in obedience to the wishes
of my friends throughout the District,
you will please announce me candidate
20 represent the Ninth District of Ten
nessee in the Forty~third Congress of the
United States, subject to the action Of the
Convention. Respectfully,
Il. +. IOONEY.
We are authorized to announce w. L.
DUFF, Of Shelby, a candidate for Con-
gresS fom the counties of Hardeman,
Fay cite, HptCn and Shelby
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DAMAGING During the entire week
this section has been deluged witch rain,
and we heur Of much complaint among
tho farmers. It is said that cotton has
sustained considerable damage In con-
sequence of SO many heavy showers,
Hatchie river is high for the season, and
our old friend Martin Pirtle has at last a
good opportunity to get his boat loaded
with slaves into market.
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Methodist Church

A@ANl-A-N--A 49, 80
Services every sabbath. at Iox a. H. aud : II
by the Rev. J. j PEEP LIS
SABBATH SCHOOL at SIS s. II.
Singing fr s5bat S1rol Scaefars very Snndaar eve
mag 81 pa clock Prayer - e=ting every Meones-
DAY night Choir sting every friday night lieEular
I.urch meet ng fret y wednesday it 10 each ai'n5h
TounE u la' pray er meeting every 5ton3ay night
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Billions. y

IF you feel dull, drowsy, debiiitated,
respondent, have frequent headache,
mouth tastes badly in morning, irregular
appetite and tongue coated, you are suf-
fering from Torpid LiUeT or Bilious
ness. In many cases of "Liver Com
plant only n part Of the symptoms are
experienced. AS remedy for all such
cases, DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery has no equal, as it effects perfect
cures, leaving the liver strengthened
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