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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-10-03
SCHOOL SCHOOL NOTICE. =
EgtIFB losaddiai Orphan ssSeety san6saaSea

EIssfFB Camden Orphans ssDciety shn6dacea to
a. tile eitizsns Of. Camden fand yieinity,at that
| they have cletced Mr.. JONI W I.,!usoy Teach
sr Of lieif sfnle nAciaemy Who wilf 'open tho
School on Meuday y5Re 30lhsinstantsdi b'is =
This gent llelnanL was engaged before the var,
i in etcuchng III ublic Schools 1of tie State dnd
sipecthe wur,iI pfiyute Schools, Hntbgaye sAtis;
fiction 10 the persons interested in thfss schools
Tic Completed his Studies II, French and othsf
u EBrsnches,by aFesidenee S.arisssa9as ga
=, He comes TO U.S.: ;:Eeconmensed Grqmt gin.
est quarters, for his, capabilities as a Teacher,
saniteons entioueuesssin ,ihssti sckarge Or his
duty and rshis high moralieh character. .sTs
The Society therefor G, recommend this Schoo
IIaer isSoaafge tostlic cpdtronage Of the ePdbEc4
Il The rates Of tuition ahlishedson sasloY
scale, to conform to the public situations as fol
'FsG;SS ssss3s ssTs.s.s,A - s'N stNS
siFor Smelling Rcaain sSwfitin:s Sdsp hiaine
itie six dellrs peT @ qnagter i .,s,.,yss as stsl
y y Fo: the same course, wah Grammar and 6tfiel
kb4anchee, eight dollars per fnaTter:'.7 ""
sFor the same course, with ettiemat tics.oAlge
br9 Latin, Greek, French, or any .one of thss
3nansnages, st&cl1ed 6Aafs PEI, quarter
A Tuition fees sstobe;p paid monthly ln advance.
| John NJ. .DESAUSSURE,r
st'-'E 1sa s"Sli JOSEPH 3! 'KERSHAW,,' {
,d,.s I'D bck h<,aEHWARDi M.iB0FKINisa
-. JAMES M, DAVIS riy
4; 'ssfa .'s't f&'' JAMES. a. YOUNG,
I.ut Septa 9-!at.a;7iy.s otsStaHding Committee
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Two Merchants

u,,,, ,,.dc w,s slaci::. and notes fell due,
T,c merchants, face grew long and blue:
His dreams were troubled Through the night
With shcri.r<. hailiiTs ali in sight.
\; last hi wife unto him said
Rise M al once, get cat o; he'',
Md &C; your paper, ink and pen,
And saw these words unto all m"r -
"NTv goods wish to sell 10 you,
Anl to your wife and daughters too;
My prices :acy shall be so low,
That each shall huy before they 60.
JIc lid as his good wife advised, E'&
And in ,;,c paper advertised;
Crowds came and bought all he had,
His notes wee pail, his dreams were glad,
And he viii tell yon, to this day,
How well did printers ink repay. .s
lie told us with knowing wink,
How he was saved by printers ink.
Anothcr-in o place as tight
Conttntcd WAS the press to slight;
He did not let the people know,
Of what he had, or where to 60.
His drafts were due and were not paid:
A levy on his goods WAS made; -.
The store was closed until the sale,
And for some time he was in jail.
A bankrupt now, without a cent
At leisure he can deep repent
That he was foolish and unwlse,
When lie did not freely advertise. ss.,E
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NEW CATALOGUENo. IS:

A .s,adicsin Poetry oh d. .PhiiOs6physbysJas
shafp,A = teies s'esssss---sssA'aq .lsssEtO
kslshhispfs Cultureand d'Beligioupins some y
of their relations .S i sl,2o
i : Laua,s newsolume ,The Boolspf. KingsG 500
81 Istsnley shistersOf the eharehaof \
fScothndse ss!sesE sryssF ;yaszsb ~ .E2,5o
The desert of the Exodus, journcyingSs ,s
on foot in the Wilderness of theforty, ,yegrsg
4 wandcriigs, and dart aiken in scoapectionx
/ with the ordinance siaycy ofsSipaisSpaa
| the Palestine exploration fund, by III a..
Palniers MS AZ With and Hl9sl slrati6is 800
lac Jssus by r. psensss Numerous filusifsMss
ra,atto, s,safaadiryA heaires =
and gospel of the Apostles of the Gentilcs go
George B Woods, ". D., L. 7. D., histor-
ical and bioaRhiaEf mepdifs. essays&c. 500
Women bclpcrs Rthe church. their say
ings and dongsi editsa sPyE EsFMsEekk l,6O
and autobiogra raphic caI minicepcese zsss0sl so
! The autobiography .ef stePRsl olliassls !,
ANNUAL record Of science and industry
for 1871. Edited by Spencer and Baird, 400
ss The newspaper Pressof Cha aHsston em.s
sFacing iaai sfiod es g l4e s, . p = ~
astronomy ana Geology eshparssdsy pa.
Lord OemGthWait LOO
ilseianatios and . nralory q d ~ u Rsavss 1875.
sshak edited t M -IR4izs
with Aotesl The FIRST -four 9pprfsseefhif
tufniiaus tufniiausa on Of ere
FThs MUrshant ofs Eenice, thgS SFonpssf&
fHenfy Tfff,e dnd tiis EasSf; boGnd#
one handsome volume; with fifustrations 800
Aldine Edition Of the poets, to be COM
fplstd IN fifty tito folumessdt a9se& 98T rs
AsEEy Mqple kesy e q e sg sumner ias<
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It's not physic which may give temporary relief to
the sufferer for the first few doses, but which from
weakening the invalid, is IL doctored liquor,
which under the popular name Of "Ditters" is so eX
tensively palmed of on the public as sovereign reme
nounced SO by the leading medical authorities Of Lon
dondon and Paris and has been long used by the rcgu
lar physicians Of other countries with wonderful reme
dial reSults
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A CURE For EAR-AcHE.-Therc is hard
" any ache to which children are subject SC
bud to bear and difficult to cure as the ear.
ache. But there is remedy never kown
to fail. Take bit of cotton batting, put on
it pinch Of black pepper, gather it up and
tic it, dip in sweet oil and insert it in the
car. Put flannel badge over the head to
keep it warm. twill give immediate relief
U0uspLDM
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Price 25 cents per box. Sold by aIl druggists.
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New York Information worth thousands will be
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II have asccrtained what was here. called
Egyptian Millet 1t was Doura Corn. BY
some said to constitute the flower grain of the
Egyptians, by all agreed tofurnish the larg-
est amount of nutritive matter to the acre Of
all known grains, with what effect on the
soil know not but doubtless cxhausting.-
jSoryo, Wmtryrecn, iGss., july CM 1872.
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NoRWOOD HIGH SCHO0L, va
.I:r Session 1s7a-7s opens Sept. aoth 1s7a aBsEs

. WILLIAM b. cABELL Univ. va.) Principals
+. KEY MEADE dny. Va.) Instructor In Ancient Lam
guagcs. . ~,
ern Languages, English, &c, ~ 33jE-
THos. A. SEDDoS Mathematical Medalst, Univ. Va)
instructor in Mathematical r.4, r..a :.sf -
Ro. L. BRow!i Univ Va.) Instructor In BooS-Reeping
WALTER iioILoDAY, BSc C. g. e, UniV. Way In.
structor in Applied Mathematics and IN ,Analitcal
and Applied Chemistry. ,--......-.
A gAddFess II; o. WILLIAM DaGA sssslnSpaiS S
v.,i,:< University Of Virginia; May o. 1872.
TO Wnt D. Cahell, Esq, Principals:
NV Dear Sir-I have high appreciation Of the work
vour school is doing for the State and the country and
OF the mportanceof sending YOU tile best men as your
oss''A''' CHARLES. .VENABLE,
.-a" " sa"E Chairman Of the Faculty g: Of Va.
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SarsapariHiaH esolEef@

Has made the most Astonishing cures; So
Equick,. so;rapidare the ehanges thelbody G4der-
goes, under, the influence Of this truly wonder-
fnl medicine, that every day IN Increase of flesh
and weight isseen9 and felt" u as2ss'ss''eI
=. THE GREATsBLO0D PBRIHEhsA
Every drop Of . the Sarsaparillian IResolyent
COMMITMENTS through the Blood sweat, urine
and other fluids and juices Of the system The
vigor of life, for it repairs the waste of the
body with new and sound material. Scrofuia,
syphilis, consumption. giandular disease, ulcers
in the throat, mouth, ftumors. .ysnodes in the
glands and. other parts of the system, sore eyes,
Estrumorous discharges from the ears, and the
worst forms of skin diseases, Eruptions, fever
sores, scald head, ring worm, salt rheum, erysip-
elias, ache, black spots, worms in the tumors,
cancers in; the womb and all weakening and
painful discharges, night sweats, loss Of sperm,
and all wastes Of the life principle. ace in the
curative range of this wonder Of modern chem
istry, and few days use will prove to anypef-
son using i for either Of these forms Of disease
its potent power tocurc them: stA '''s
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Mustard has been highly recommcuded as
a green crop for turning under. 1t has the
advantage Of being perfected by actnter rains
which are always abundant I'LL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-28
From HIiddIetown.

METHoDlsTIo.-O Metho list friends have
been unusually active with their public enter
tainments Of late. On the 18th, their missionary
anniversary was held, and tie exercises were
very interesting and passed OFF with credit ON
the following evening they surprised their pas
tor with an unexpected visit and bounteous do
nations. The next evening, quartette concert
under the direction of Prof. Robinson was held
in the church, and was of such superior merit
that it was repeated on Friday evening, though
to small audience.
The FoREsT SABBATH ScHooL.-This Sabbath
school gave its usual anniversary on the Doth. in
the church. The audience room was packed, and
many left unable to gain admission After the
conclusion of the exercises. which were extreme
lly interesting, the assemblage adjourned to the
lower rooms of the church, where Refreshments
&c', were served. ID. l.. Dunning is the Super
intendent Of this school, and under his efficient
management, 1t has increased its numbers and
interest.
STUDENTS EXHIBITION exhibition by tho
students of the Academy, in the Town Hall, was
one OF the most popular entertainments given
tins season. The exercises consisted of tableaux.
dialogues, music, &c, AID theschoars ac1uitte /
themselves handsomely. The receipts amounted
to about Sl00
REooyERINd.-Rev. DIR. McCabe is slowly re-
covering from his long protracted sickness, and
soon.
HARMoNY.-A spirit OF Christian harmony pre-
walls in our town. On Saturday last, there were
no services in the Methodist or Episcopal
churches, and consequently the Presbyterian
church was filled
ENIARdED.-The town library has been en-.
larged and an addition has been made of 20O
Noiuules' OBSERVER,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-28
From Lewcn.

ADVANTAGEOUS LOCATION. Sleeves, owing to its
location at the Breakwater. inside OF the Canes
al tIe entrance OF Delaware Bay, is one Of the
most important towns in Delaware. Being at
inc terminus OF the Junction and Breakwater r.
H., 1t has become shipping point from which A
large quantity of fruit and farm products gener-
ally are shipped by steamers around Cape NAV
to New York, and it is expected that tie fast
growing trade Of this section of the State, will
before long, keep up regular daily steamboat
communication. As watering place and place
favor. F0''0
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS insufficient hotel
accommodations Of the last few years will be
remedled the approaching season by Walter Bur-
ton opening the old Ocean House in addition to
his Increased accommodations at the popular
United States Hotel
The PIER-The Government pier drags its
slow length along towards completion, as Is the
case with all government Contracts EnonsL
has been developed to show that another con-
siderable appropriation will be required befora
the work will be completed.
Town IMPROVEMENTS. - Amongst the recent
improvements in Lewes, to say nothing Of the
many new dwelling houses that have been erect
ed, are the new Methodist Episcopal Church
and new hall (Odd Fellows, we believe which
add much to the already attractive appearance
OF the town. The new church, which will cost
aDont SgO0O, is not yet quite completed, but it is
expected that when spring fairly opens il will
soon be occupied by its eager tenants. The
charge is under the pastoral care OF Rev. VIM.
M. Warner, who, in addition to superintending
the building Of the church, is making prepara.
tons for the erection OF another new one Al
Whites, about midway between Lewes and Mil
ton. -1A
A VIEW OF THE BAY. - Tho sight on a dark
night from Lewes out over the bay is one Of rare
beauty. In the distance across the bay is seen
the Cape May Light House, while in nearer view
stands the Delaware Breaker, the Beacon and
the Cape Henlopen Light, all throwing out over
the dark expanse Of water though bright rays OF
hght-sure Indexes Of safety to the toiling mar
iner Inside of the great long stormy island is
moored in safety large number Of ships eacL
with its beacon brightly burning, giving the
space OF water near the shore the appearance of
town with lighted lamps az seen from a dis
tance. Recently, another light has sprung up
within the ancient town and shines BRILLIANTLY
from the upper story Of the United States Hotel
which ID not only a light for the mariner but a
lgLt for all. The proprietor is DR.. l. II. Knowles
VINO has established here a spicy little paper of
republican proclivities called the BredI.1ratp,.
Light. We visited the sanctum OF the editor ON
the occasion of our rambling visit and although
the office was then deserted the Liqhf still lives
and shines, and we hope will continue TO do 40
until the lenghening and widening shadow Of the
editor will be reflected in every ray.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-28
Aggravated In,lIrestinn.

Persons who are predisposcd to dyspepsia, find
their suierings from this cause greatly aggravated
by damp weather, eastery winds, and sudden
changes from mild to a chilling atmosphere. In
the spring, therefore, the pangs Of Indigestion are
seriously augmented by the atmospheric variations
peculiar TO the season. and It is incumbent upon all
who desire to pass through the ordeal Of its cold
mists and insalubrous gale with easy stomachs and
untormented by the indescrbable torments which
accompany dyspepsia to tone and strengthen the
digestive organs with healthfnl and effective veg
eiaOle invigOTant and no one at all familiar with
the medical record OF the age. can question for one
moment that Hostetters Stomach Bitters is the Tonic
best adapted to this purpose.
The credentials of the Great Restorative are nm
equaled In number and character by those OF any
other advertised medicine In the wod II ever there
was preparation to rank as a National Remedy.
this wonderful specific has fair claim TO the title
For period OF twenty years 1t has literally been
the Champion Tonic and Alternative on this side of
the Atlantic. In popularity II has never been ap-
preached by any OF Its would-be competitors. and
its annual sales are 30 far in advance OF those of
any other medicine of Its class, that comparisons
would be Ridiculous One OF two conclusions ia in
eVitable Either the American people are deficient
in common sense, and Incapable OF rational discrm-
inaton or Hostetters Btters is the best preventive
remedy for Indigestion, fever and ague, bilious re-.
mlttent fever, constipation, rheumatism, neryious
complaints, and all maadies Of an epidemic or en-
demc type The reader will Judge for himself which
OF the Two conclusions Is most conclusions is most
consistent with fact and reason.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-28
societies.
MKErINos THIs EVENINo.

Hope Lodge, No. 9lsL 90. n, Al. Odi Eel
lows Hall, 9Id aud King streets,
Eden Lodge No. 34, l, o, o. H.. at odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King streele.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, 6. Of T., at 81
and Market streets.s. l0aa'5 asIl.i la
V Delaware Council, No 9, O. U. A. NJ. at Me
chanics Hall 2i9 King street, ............
Rodney Council, No, -, o, U. A. NJ. at 7O
East 7th street. i,' ~, ,gr.... "a ,1
Diamond State Lodge, No. 9. q. f., at Goos
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streots.
Champion Lodge, No. 6. X. of p, at Knight
of Pythias Hall, 2l1 Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 18, X of P, at Ferris 1
CARROTS Building, 5O4 Market street.
Temple Lodge, No. II, A. y A. NJ, al Masonic
Hall, 224 Market street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-28
WYE OFFER FOR SALE THE
$50 Bonds of the Hilmingt C
Western Railroad Co..


Interest, 3lO per annum, payable quarterly on the
first days Of January, April, July and October, in
each year. Registered or coupon, at the option of
holder. Free of United States and State Taxes.
The bonds are secured by Grst and only deed OF
trust or mortgage, TO Washington Jones, Thomas
Wood, and George W. Bush. Trustees in the sum of
i've hundred Thousand dollars. The bonds will be
issued to such amount as may be found requisite
not exceeding in all the above sum.
The subscribed capital Of the road is two hundred
and lfty thousand dollars, which is now mostly
called, and which will be fully paid n as rapidly as
the terms OF subscription Will admit, VIZ. at the
rate Of ten per cent per month.
This stock subscription is now heng used in pre-
pairing the road for the iron and win be more than
sufficient to pay for the grading bridge and trestle
WORK, engineering, fencing, right OF way for the
road and sidings, and for land for station houses
The proceeds OF the bonds will he used in paving
for tile iron, rolling stock, depot buildings and other
necessaries for the full equipment Of the road The
INST 100000 Of the bonds VIII be offered at
05 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
The right 10 advance the price, after 100000 shall
have been sold A expressly reserved,
The WILMINGTON a WESTERN RAILROAD
extends from Christiana Harbor In the CIV OF Will
mihgton, 70 Landenburg, in Chester County. Pens
sylyanla, where IL cSnnects with the Pennsylvania
delaware Railroad, which crosses the Philadelphia
Baltimore Central Railroad at AvOndale, aud ex-
tends to the Pennsylvania Railroad near PaTkes
burg. An extension, through oxford and Peach
Bottom to Hanover Junction, on the Northern Cen
tral Railroad, is believed TO be now assured, and
further extensions westward, through Southern
Pennsylvania, are contemplated and more or less
developed In all This region the progress of this
road Is watched with much interest it being re-
garded as The most feasible outlet 10 tide water tor
large and undeveloped region.
AS local road, II Is fully expected that the traffic
now eXist z, and which will be developed almost
Immediately upon the completion OF the road viii
yield revenue ample for tile payment OF operating
expenses and the interest upon It's bonds The coun-
try Tor which II must form the outlet is thCkly pop-
ulaled, and rich iD varied manufacturing interests
The citizens ct Wilmington have manifested by
their liberal subscriptions to the capital stock their
estimate OF the Importance Of the TO their busi-
ness interests.
With the confident belief that the Road will be a
success, and that the bonds Will be now and hereaf-
ter "A most desirable
HOME INVESTMENT,
we recommend them to our customers and the pub
lie. All market securities taken In exchange at full
utes.
DEHAYEN & BROTHER Philadelphia.
X. h ROBINSON a CO., Wilmington,
JOHN MCLEAlt Il SON,
NJ. N. CHILD a CO.
a II. GRlMSHAW,
GkO. $. GRUBB,
fel9-tf-of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-28
To.morow Is the last day OF winter.

Tomorrow is the last day of winter.
The Union Loan meets this evening.
Mrs. d. p Bowers at the Opera House, next
week.
The water in the Brandyw inc Ia said to be I'M
usually low.
George Everhart will read at the Old Union
church. this evening.
Dougherty's Lecture at the Opera House, to-
morrow evening.
Our Methodist ministers returned from Con-
ference, yesterday.
The Court OF Chancery is sitting, again, at
New Castle, to-day.
Camden Quarterly Meeting Of Friends is held
at Camden Meeting House, Kent county, to-day,
The stalls in the Western Market will be rent :
ed at l o'clock on Saturday next. See advertise
ment.
Dan. Dougherty will deliver his lecture on
'The Stage" at Masonic Temple, tomorrow
evening.
Large quantities Of oysters in the shell are
being shipped on the Dorchester & Delaware
Railroad from Cambridge.
Thomas W. West, the proprietor Of "Cannon's
Saloon" in Seaford has taken charge Of the ho-
tel at Laurel vacated by the death Of VIM. Il.
Smith.
We have received the Tenth Annual Catalogue
| Of the st. Stephens College, Of Annandale, n.
Y. The name Of one Delaware student appears
in it, that of William McCaulley Jefferis, OF
this city, and this one has taken the prize in
both the Greek and Latin languages. Well done,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-28
stouLa, Geld, &c.
Wilmington Quotations, furnished by X. X. Rob
ins0n 4 Co, hankora, sth and MarEet stA,
Nj 4 otnlnpk p. N. tO-daV 2
oirYITEMs.

tS-Tra1lsJorlniaJ he Complexion The transfor-
nation produced by Hagans Magnolia Balm are
quite rs astonishing as any scene oil the stage OF
tneator. hat famous beautiflier, transmntes sal
low, peeky looking complexion, into one IN which
the lilly aud the rose vie for admiration and impars
TO dry harAh skin the snftn.ss Of perfect oyeiness
Tan and freckles, which country air and sunlight
pretty sure to produce. in spite OF parasols and
aundOwns, a'e completely obliterated by il. while II
mas a perfectly magical effect Ia banishing undue
nedncss, blotches and pmples from the skin. When
the lady who has used II tu remedy her cOmpeNio-
nal defects looks in the mirror, she is equally as
tOuRded aud CRASHED at the improvements Ia her
appearance Every bleGnish has disappeared her
Eeck arms and bosom, now rival In Nhiteness the
snowy collar which eBclrcles her throat, her cheek
NANTES with peach-like hloom and she is ready
TO invoke a blessing on the inventor of the articl
which has wrong ht such delightfnl Transformation
febq6-1w-eod-wlt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-28
A SSIGNEES' SALE.

=, Iha undersigned as Assignees in trust OF Enoch
MOORE VIII sell at public auction,
On MONDAY, the an day of March, A. D., 1879,
a. u o'clock, A. NJ. at the Hotel Of Isaac G. Pyle
Msrket street above Second, In ths City OF Whining.
ton, Delaware, - "
/. All that lot Of land, with the dwelling house g.
theIeoh erected, situated In said city, On the ia
sasIeIy Side OF French street, between Seventh and
Elghl Streets beginning at the distance OF 81 feet
rom the southery side OF Eighth street. having a
front OF 20 feet on French street, and running
through et that width 10 Walnut street
z. All that lot OF land and the buildings there M
on situated Ia said city, beginning on the SOUTH ii
cry side OF Seventh street. at the distance OF 81 Itt
yluchea from the westerly side Of Pine street hav
ing front OF l3 feet II Inches on Seventh street
ana running back at that width IL feet L, an alley
with the use Of said alley 'N''
tUine. 's-
d; Fitteen shares capital stock of the Wilmington
heading Railroad Company.
Terms made knOwn on day Of sale
EVAN Q. SrUTSENBURG
., ROBERT X ROBINSON
Ieplo-I4t Asslgnees, &c.