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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-07-18
FOR PRESIDENT
FOR NiCIi.pRESlDENT
IL. ssae!a,E'E EgEsssSEN u .
or MISSOURI.

Nir%EAvr:>.-Durin@ the summer,
the most intensely exciting and Interest,"
ing political campaigns which has ever
asitatc,l this country, and one Of the ut
most Importance i'll It's consequences to
oln. pcoplc, will be fought. 1t isvcry cs-
scmtial that all our people Should be kept
constantly and accurately posted as to
all the movements Of the contcniing par
ties, and for that purpose we propose to
furnish to allncw subscribers the Journal
from the 1st day of July, to the 10Th
Of November next, for tie exceedingly
small subscription of one dollar per copy.
We intend to fulfil our part of the con-
tract by giving accurate details of all
movements, and making the .J0'umdlllve-
ly and spicy.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-07-18

AN ESSENTIAL CT LOvELINEss.-To be
entirely beautiful the hair should be abund,
ant and lustrous. This is absolutely essen
tlal to complete loveliness. The most regular
features, the most brilliant complexion and
pearliest teeth fail of their due effect if the
hair be thin, dry, or harsh. On the contrary
the plainest face, if it be but surmounted by
luxuriant and silken trcsses, is apt oimpress
the beholder with sense Of actr al beauty.
That crowning ornament of her sexis, happl.
ly, within the reach of lovely woman, and
being as discriminating as she is lovely, she
long ago discovered that Lyons Kathairon
was the sure means ofsecuring it. No pre-
paration for the Hair ever enjoyed tithe of
its popularity, and no wonder, since it pro-
duces such gratifying results. Applied to
the waste and barren places on the scalp,
it fructi6es and enrchcs them with new
and ample growth. 1t is not, of conrse, pre-
tended that it will do this if the capacity for
reproduction is extinct, but so long as it re-
mains that wonderful rchabilitant will assured,
ly propagate the germ ofthc hair into life and
activity.
r. v. Pierce, NJ. D., of Buffalo, N. Y,
will send his book on Chronic Diseases free
to any address.
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fall, the broom. scdgc having become thick
on the clover, and tho volunteer clover
smothered the oats, and this is the result
"Col. Finny's overseer says lie has housed
years supply of clovcr.hay and is now sell
ing his surplus at two dollars per hundred.
With these facts I feel as if VIC can be very
SION independent of Cufee. lam going for
"Grassess' and "Stock," a system much
more congepial to my taste than cotton plant
ing ever was under the old system. The stock
in our country has been starved out and kill
ed 50 by the negroes, there is great room for
improvement. My stock has run down in
numbers and quality, but 1 took the three
first prizes at the d. rlington county fair last
fall for cattle. Our horses as was found in
the three companies that served through the
war from this district, were not to be beat
in any Of that host Of cavalry that rode and
charged with Stuart and Hampton.
One strain of horses from this neighbor-
hood is, I know we'll remembered, Saint
john" or as he was known, "Saint," Nor
gan stallion, trottcr and PAGER, first brought
out as one of pair, by MIR. Louis Adamson,
and afterwards owned by our friend, ZacS
Cantey, Esq, who drove him to his darriage
until he fell into the hands Of Sherman )
Bummers. On the march, in the charge an.
der fire, these horses were always steady and
true, and now in the carriage, wagon, or
plough, equally serviceable. Some Of our
friends realizing tho truth of all this and
anxious to make beginning in this direc-
ton, a beginning VIC believe to be all that is
needed, feel sufficiently interested. in it to
propose the formation Of a District Stock and
Agricultural Association, to purchase fair
ground, the race ground on Mr., William
Ellcrbc's farm, is suggested as admirably
suited for that purpose, put up necessary
buildings aad have (as they have already
succeeded so we'll with in Darlington) q Dis
trict Fair, where stock of all kind and agr:-
cultural products may be exhibited much to
the profit as we'll as pleasure Of our commu-
nifty. ,.,-.... .:,-..
Eyery farmer can raise some one thing,
from "collard seed" to q; a;"guinea pig,' To-
exhibit at district fair without expense,
when he would have, neither the will or
ability to 60 to Columbia.
A great deal more might be said on this
subject did my limits permit, much will sug-
gest itself to those who will take the trouble
to think, and in conclusion, Mr.. Editor, l
would urge the idea already entertained by
somo of our friends that q call be made at
an early day for netting to form "ker-
shaw Stock and Agricultural Society"
E2}r& = r MUSTANG.
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TsIc Republican Pariy-Rcform from
Within.

This is now The cry that is raised by the
Republican Party, Of this State. Behold,
what change! Two years ago. when Car
rcntcr and Scntt cnntcndcl for the Govern
orship, it. was declared that the Party had
done n;,rc towards making South Carolina
great in the two years OF its rule, had than
she been in all the years preceding, and that
there was no such thing as fraud or corrup.
tina connected with the government in even
the rcmotcst degree. Nnw: however, no one
denies that there has been fraud and cor
ruption, and 4 plenty Of it, and the cry Is
"licrorin." But note the kind Of reform
which thc Party processes to desire. 1t must
cimc lrom within. So much virgin purity
exists within the sacred precincts of that Or
.rani%aton*, that bt sitting under the drip
ping; Of their sanctuary, the vilcSt sinner be-
comes Il saint, and one single plunge within
the pool instituted by Scott's ku-kluX, the
United brethren, will refine the coarscst ma
turc and make the fingers 50 long accustom-
cd to plumber the public Golfers, content to
remain within their owners. Speak Of re-
forming such party as exists i'll this State
under the name Of republican, when the pco-
pic know SO well how the leaders "t that
party have bcgullcd and deceived them, by
running such men agaIn. II there Is to be
reform within tho Party III this State let the
people resolve TO threw oyer ail who arc con-
taminatcd by contact with the corrupt ring,
and bring forward mcn upon whom the ac-
cn%ations Of enemies Wi! t"il with light
weight an'l III wh.':n al parties have some
degree Of confidence. Judge Orr has per-
formed too many political summersaults to
allow confidence to be placed in him, and
too conclusive proof of his connection with
the Robin" ring can be adduccd to permit
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(COmmunicaiion.)
Is This u Stock Country 1?

Is this stock country? IF We consider
the great advantage we enjoy in the single
matter Of climate, over those regions where
stock is proftably raised market. and conl-
pare our mild winters where ordinary cattle
can make shift almost anywhere, and if cane
is accessible, keep fat all the winter-against
those climates where from six to eight months
in the year the ground is covered with snow.
and stock Of all kinds are housed and fod-
dcrcd, from barn and hay-rick yet with all
these backs, mules. horses, sheep and
neat cattle arc raised and sent down and
sold to us ut "a large profit. We arc disposed
with this view of the bjcct to claim this as
Il stock country.
In this connection, Mr.. Editor, will,
with your permission, insert an extract from
a letter of a gentleman, who plants on the
;.pccdec," on the subject of !''Grasscs," a
man well known in this community for en-
tire reliability:
''Somc ofmy friends have tried clover and
other grasses ON river land, and their marked
success | believe will make revolution in
our system If farming. The low point lands
that have been under water repeatedly the
past winter and spring, have fine crops, ap.
Iartutly not at all injured by the oycrfiows.
;ianl'l. Evans made eleven tons Of clover hay
from five acres at one cutting, and will with
RAIN. get another cutting hcXt month. This
IS Il l.;ud seeded with clover four years ago
I'll. land was rlpwcl and s"wrl in oats lust
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rEc Suaicc, sGlSriculturaIG Oranges.

Apropos to the subject Of agricultural
Oranges. the subject Of COL Aiken $ address
last Tuesday night, VIC desire to call atten-
ti,u 70 the communication Of ~ ustang,"
which appears in this issue. We arc inform
cd that in England, Scotland and Ireland
and Wales, these Oranges are in successful
operation and tend greatly to benefit their
members. They arc kind Of cooperative
a,,..r;aiinn. il which the members when de-
srous Of purchasing farming implements,
stock til any other article necessary to their
business, unite in paying to their treasurer
certain sun, and by purchasing BY the
Quantity, Il great saving can be made. Al
ready Cul Aiken said had lie received over
lures from manufacturers and others, offer
Ing their wares at discount if purchased
BY the quantity. These Oranges, by their
constitution arc prohibited from discussing
any rc:giaus or political questions. They
ne srcrc; societies. which gives them power
anl r,IlcSivcn, -, md We arc sure that when
we'll manas, Il, they must be productive Of
nurh good.
\ grunge la, been organized here with
very Na.lc.in" prospects that it will crow
uutiI il embraces all the farmers in the
c,,ut,. The terms Of admission put it with
in tie reach # ;ll t" join.
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NEW NOVELS, &c.

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/; Acil's Tryst, paper, 1Jc; \ MillerS storyfoP
the war, or the Plcbescite, by one of the 1900
600 who voted yes; from the French of ErckInan
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spear, paper 7Ijc: Bafed Schemes, paper i'cs;
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cd by steamer every week.
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for any book published in America, thy w'a
ouly,bc charged the price Of The book. VIC pay
the postage or express. - -.
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A school-boy being asked by his teacher
s.Of what the German Diet was constitut
ed?". replied, "Sour-krout, schnapps, lager
beer and nix cum rous" That lad must be
cousin.german to the boy who, when shown
picture of Luther and the Diet Of Wurms,
said: Papa, see Luther, but where are
the worms that he is going to cat %
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-07-18

A STUBBORN FAcr.-There is scarcely
any disease in which purgative medicines
are not more or less required, and much
suffering might be prevented were they
more generally used. No person can feel
we'll while costivc bahit of body prevails !;
besides, it soon generates serious diseases
which might have been avoided by q timely
use of Cathartic Medicines For this pur-
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confidently recommended; they arc mild,
safe, prompt and uniform in their action.
They contain no Mercury. Persons may
eat and drink as usual, and they may be
taken at any time.
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BURNHAM'S

az New Turbine is in general use =
~ throughout the U. S. A SIX INCH is
used by the Government in the Patent -
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construction, and the power it trans Z
ID niits, renders it the best wheel eyer i'll tE
vented. Pamphlets free.
Hjul IL VA n. F. BUuNnAM, York, Pa
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ing.
Very truly yours,
GRAY & DANIEL.
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JXIHOLESALE and Retail Dral"r ",,,asIaS IN ns
w GOODSs oil .MoTitSi t'tf'FEEi Ne''
RUGS, MATriNGS; Mats, Notions &C., &c.
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CHEAP. CHEAP.

As lam about to retire from business mere.
by notify my friends anil patrons, that VIII
sell out my entire stock, consisting OF
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NI0ROBEBM
EYIIII2Qi1IQ3H
DR., WELLS Extract Of JURUBEBA

Is strengthening and nourishing; like nutricions
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MAIN sT., COLUMBIA,

r HAVE in store one of Tic most choice and
select assortment Of DRY GOODS, ever
brought to this market: and am daily adding to
il. The DRESS GOODS department contains
everything now Fashionable and Attractive,
consisingiof Silks, Grenadines, Poplins, Mnslns'
and the celebrated "Dolley Warden and "Nlarl-
posa" styles, now SO universally popular
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.NTOULD call special attention to the large
g., w and varied assortment of Matilngs and
Oil Cloths. as also Cnrpeting, Kngs Mats. VIM
dow Curtains and Shades, all Of which will be
s6lI low forCNSH.: - - {itf;ifi
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TUELINE OFPRINTS,

.Domestics, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions,
&C., will be found fully up to the Stan
dard. ..... ..,. ,s...s .-
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70 The Above | Have Added a

ARGE stock of Millinery Goods under the
II superyision of Miss Mccormick, so cxten-
siyely known rs an accomplished lady in herlnc.
sIn this department will be found a superb and
Ecomplctc stock, selected by herself, and unsur-
passed in variety and quality, by any house in
the South.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-14
STEAM sEKPs.

New York Cork aud Liverpool. New full
powered steamships, the six largest IA the world,
OCEAsIC, ANTARTIC, REPUBLIC
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRtATIO
5000 tons burden-S 900 b. p. each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays, from
Liverpool 90 rsuridAys, calling ct Cork Hsr-
Dor each way.
Prom the White Star Dock, PavonniA Perry,
Jersey CITY.
Passenger accommodations Tor all clasisl) IN
rivslrd, combining safety, speed aud comfort.
saloons. sia.o-rooms, smoking room aud bath
Iooui In mliship section, whore LEASE motion IL
fslt.
sa'seou' aud sava'dsisss sSsoupany these
steamers
kht,I -saloon. 80 10 gold. Storage : 20 10
currency. ru1's Wishing q s,ai Tor friends
from tbs Old oouutry can uov obtain 'teerage
pfspaii Nsrtidtt,c,. SIS. currency. Pssssn crs
booksd % Or f.om all pi-ts Of America, Paris,
Hamburg N1rwsv sweden, Iniia, Australia, Sc
Excursion tickets granted 81 lowest rttsi.
Drafts from upward.
For informatiou apply 81 the Company'. Office
No. 70 Broadv ay, New York. J. II SPARKS
Agont. oct17 "a ~4m
N.JALvfs. Agent ~ Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-14

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that the new regulations on newspaper,
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or memorandum can be made on q newspa-
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whatsoever css be folded in the paper. To
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