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gglllP?Mff? i??WMMi " a iwrrBw?aM?a
HIED?On Friday morning last, after an illness of
six- months,- Mr. Edwai:d 31. Bkoxson, a native of Connecticut,
but for many years a resideut'.of this town. :
in the sixty-second y6ar of his age.
He was a kind and affectionate husband and father, ,?|
a good citizen and an honest man. Early in his sick- ?
x ness he became impressed with the necessity of a prep- 0
aration for the change which he saw gradually but ,
steadily approaching, and i* will be giatifying to his. e
friends to know that through his protracted" and pain- | "*
ful illness ho was blessed pnd sustained by the com- | 6a
, . - forts of religion even up" to his dying moments. His j
dying words to his children and.fricnds by his bedside
*. '-r were an assurance that all was well. Truly may it ; ,1
be said-of him, his last days were his best davs." i -v
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% ?\ Rgg-Cliariottc papers will please copy j(
Si
. . , womsi.woK^:: wor.TIS !::
. *; ?Mr ^ i :> . ? - -x?
"T\R. MeLANK'S VERMIFUGE is warranted to be
?J the best, most safe and radical cure for Worms,
it is approved and recommended by the Medical
' Faculty in every section'where "it has been introduced. _
In fact, where it is known none other is used. ' I
One of our moist respected physicians in speaking of
* \ . Dr. McLanc's VermifugecsayS: "Its great superiority . '
v" over all other Vermifuges arises from the fact that tr
v while-it is more efficacious than ahy other Vermifuge, "tl!
it is perfectly safe. -. ? ' ' ' ; '
ry Price 25 cents per bottle. * ?'
Dr. ncLaue's iLlvcr Pills, ra
BEING composed entirely of vegetable substances is p
not onlysafe, but have bfeen found by all who .0I
. have used them, as the best remedy for all affections -p
of the Liver, and Digestive organs. In fact, where
they are used Liver.Complaint cannot exist. rc
Price 25 cents per box. p,
_ .The above valuable preparations are for sale by tc
most of the Druggists, and are to be had wholesale of ni
P. M. COHEN & CO., p,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Mediciues, Cliemir>ala.
Perfumerv &c.
. No. 29 Hayne-strcct, Charleston, S. C. Juntf
21. " 25. eowly
- v Miotice.
* I NHERE will be a Public Examination in the Or- -j
X angeburg Eemal.o Seminary on Tuesday and -
"Wednesday (28th and 29th) of this month?to" closo '
on the evening oCthe 29th with a Musical Entertainment
Theufriends and rclati?es.of the young Ladies ,p
and the public generally, arc invited to attend.
. V-a . I- S. K. LEGARE.
Orangeburg, S. C., June 21, 1853. It ej
Notice. 9
T^7"iL II.,SHANNON, Esq. will act as my agent '
r* durfngmy-absence from the State.
-Juno'21?tfl-V- , - B. B. SALMOND. 0(
i
CLOTHING. i
FOR THE FALL OF 1853. ? It
"PURCHASERS of CLOTHENC-are informed that
. -X"' we are manufacturing the
Largest assortment of Clothing K
(at wholesale only) suitable' for ihe the Country Trade, II
to be found in the States.. *
1ST We do business on the ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
. #*>
Orders promptly filled. ^ An examination of our
stock is solicited. ' j
<r ' "JIANFORD A- BROTHER, 1
? v,? 29 park Row, (opposite the Astor'House.)
New York, June 20. 25 3m
N. B.?We are.the largest manufacturers of OILED
CLOTHING in the country. .RUBBER CLOTHING
at the lowest rates. * - 1
>' fiAI II AI'T
I *HAYE this day disposed of my Stock of Dry- j
Goods to Mr W. D. Mason, and in returning my
sincere thanks to those who'havu so liberally patron
-"ized-me, T would bespeak for my young friend and
successor, a like liberal and steady support, believing
that his obliging manners ajid business qualifications j
must recommend him to public patronage.
As I intend leaving by the middle ot July, early set- ^
tlements are respectfully requested.
. - JAMES WILSON". 91
June 21/ 25?tf
WIISON'S CASH STOEE p
To be Coutiuued. "
IWOtTLD respectfully inform the Ladjesof Camden
and the public generally, that I havb this day pur |
chased Mr; James Wasox's Stock of, * 1
PLAIN AND FANCY DRY-GOOD3,
And solicit a continuance of the patronage hitherto
couferred on my predecessor. The stock, although ?
tolerably complete at present, will very, scfcn bo replenished
with new Goods, selected by'Mr. Wilson in I
Baltimore and New York. In*tire meantime, the preseutStock
will be sold at unusually low rates for cash. ar
June 20?25tf .. : . - W. D. MASON..
Baggius, Rope and Twine.
BALES Gunny Bagging; .20-coils Hope; 100 lbs. 1
U Twine. Just receil-ed aud lor sale by *
June 21. - h W. C. MOORE. A
- li - ?
Crashed Su^ar.
1A BARRELS Crashed Sugar. Just received by
XV June 21. . .* W. C. MOORE.
ENGLISH-MATE Walnut and Mushroon Catsup. T]
Superior French Mustard. -Just received fresh 0f
by . _ W.G.MOORE. cfl
X. O. and W. 1. .Tlola^es, " [J
6IIHD8. West India Molasses; 10 b^is. New Orleans
do. Just received and fur sale by ...
June .21. y - " W. G MOORE.
?) ? A A lbs. superfine Western Bacon Sides
100d lbs " " " Hams
For sale by -* W. C. MOORE.
1. O. v. I\-kershuw Lodge, l\o. 9
THE Regular Meeting of this Lodge vill be held 1
at their Hall, on Friday Evening, at 7 o'clock. *
>D; R. KENNEDY, S^cretaiy. L
Final H'otlcc.
THE creditors of the Estate of L. C. Adamson, do- Si
csased, are hereby notified to present their de- h
mands duly attested on or before the 20th day of July o>
next, at which date the administration will bo closed, h
J. B. KER51IAW, Adm'r. as
June 14. f 25 5. Ik
< Positive Sale.
STEAMER PEE DEE.
BYR. & A. P. CALDWELL.
On WEDNESDAY, the 22d day of June, will be sold, r
at the north of the Exchange, at 12 o'clock,
The light draught-steamer PEE DEE, with all her ai
Furniture, Tackle, Boats, <fcc., as she now lies at the
Ferry wharf, .foot of Market street The above boat
is capable of carrying about 800 bales of cotton, and is
in complete order.
Terms?one half cash; balanco payable in four and
six months, with interest and approved security. ;
Charleston, June 4. 24 2t J
Notice is'hereby Giveil, ti
TO all the citizens within the corporate limits of b
tbe Town of Camden, to have their Cellars, Yar ds s!
and premises generally, properly cleansed and ventil- 1 ir
lated, and all offensive matters of whatever kind, re- j b
moved, and all weeds cut down on their premises on n
or before Saturday, the 2d day of July, ensuing, at J
which time Council will examine the same. tl
By order of Council,
f L. W. BALLARD, Recorder. s<
Council Chamber, June 8, 1853.
In Ordinary.
South Carolina?Kershaw District. \
John R. Horsey and Louisa M. his wife, applicants, vs. C
James C. Welch Harriet G. Welch, and heirs of Ann t
Danzy and JolinDanzy, Defendants. y
IT appearing to my satisfaction that tho defendants hi
reside without this State. It is tlioroforo ordered s\
that they do appear and object to the sale of tho real 0,
estate of Patience DeBruhl on or before the 10th day 8t
of Sept. next, or their consent to the samo will bo en- Ql
tcrod on record J- JOY, 0, K. D.
June 14, z*. iu j p.
Notice.
All persona indebted to tire Estate of William D. ' f
McDowell, ofFlat Rock,'Kershaw District, do- j
ceased, are reqdestedto make payment, and all having
demands or claims against the said Estate, will present
them paoperly attested to the subscribers.
w. r. johnson, ) 8
james l Mcdowell, f Ex'rs.
\ \. MeDOWKfJ, 1
9 '
.... - ... , * - . fSheriff's
Sales.
)Y virtue of sundry Fiefi Facias to me directed, I
J will sell before the Court .House door in Camden,
i the first Monday in July next, being the 4th day J
said month, during the legal hours.of sale, the foi- J
wing property, to-wit: ' "' '
97 ? Acres of Laud, more or less, on Dunagan Branch, 1
vied upon and to bo sold as the property of Susan- 1
ill litish, at the suit of John 11. Joy Adrn'r. vs. Sumnah
Bush. ($1.)
-AI.SO,
All the uneonveyed interest of Thos. Sumter, Jr., in
id to a grant of 19,000 acres of-land in said'District, i
ing between Camden and the Fork of Lynches Creek
id Scape "Whore, to be sold at the suits of the Presi- '
mt and Directors of the Bank State of S. C. vs. Thos.
rmtor, Jr., Ex'r. ($1.)
Conditions cash?purchasers to pay for papers.
THO. BASICIN, S. K. D.
June 16. > . 46-ts
"TXDER a summons in partition and in pursuance
of the decreetal order made thereon by John R.
jy, Judge of the Court of Ordinary for Kershaw Dislct,
I will soli on the first Monday in July next, being
le fourth daj* of said month, the lands described in
le said summons of partition, as the property of Anas
McDonald, deceased, to-wit:
One tract, containing one hundred and six acres
ore or. less, and known as the Malono tract: Also,
le other tract containing 123 J acres, whereon R. R.
layer resides, ajid adjoining the said Malone tract,
1 the branches of Pinetrec Creek, adjoining lands of
hos. Smith and others.
Conditions?One-fifth of the purchase money will be
squifed, the balance on a credit of twelve months,
arehasers to give bend with good "security, with invest
from the day xSf sale and a mortgage of the
cmises if deemed necessary for the payment of the
irchase money. Purchasers to pay for papers.
TUO. BASKIX, S. K. D.
June 10?10 td
SOUTH CAROLINAKERSHAW
DISTRICT.
3Y JOIIX It. JOY, ESQ., ORDINARY FOR SAID DISTRICT.
7X7 EI ERE AS. Benjiman Payne, applied to me for
iT Letters of Adininistration on all and singular
te Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of Wilson
avne, late of thfc State of Tennessee, deceased.
These" are, theiefore, to cite and adratyiish all and
ngular, the kindred and creditors of thgufpid deccns1,
to be and appear before mo at our neSt Ordinary's
surt for the said district, to be holden at Kershaw
ourt House on the 27th day of June inst., to show
luse if any, why the said administration should not
3 granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day of
me. in the yearofour Lord ono thousand eight huu cd
and fifty three, and in the 77th year of American
idependence. - * J. R.JOY, 0. K. D.
^ June 14. *
Sew Arrival*.
)0 lbs. Pecan Nuts | 50 lbs. Brazil Nuts
30 " English Walauts | 100 " soft shell Almonds
Just received, fresh and for sale by
June 14. . W- C. MOORE.
Corn Starch.
LOT of extra quality Corn Starch, for Puddings, I
. Ice Cream, Pies, Ac. For sale by
June 4. * W. C. MOORE.
Canvassed Hams.
A LOT of superior CANVA&SED HAMS. JustrcIX
coiVed at " IV. C'MOORE'S.
Caudle*.
?) 30XE3 Adamantine Candles. At
.L June 14. W. C. -SfOORE'S.
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES !L
LEONARD CHAPIN,
1 rANITFACTURER and Denier in CARRIAGES
*-L and HAdtNESS of every description, Aos. 124
leeting sU and 83 Went wort h-it^next to the old
and of Gilberts A Chapin, Charleston, S. C.
Feb. 1. 5 tf
pg?~W. R. IIcxter maybe found at^the above Reositorv,
and take this method to assure his friends
idt all orders entrusted to him wiil bo attended to
ith promptness and strict fidelity.
LOT Old- Plantation Cigars,
. 5000 "Itio Hpudb" do. <
5000 Svlva Brand do.
For sale by W. C. MOORE.
.adies' Ele^uut Spring Dross Goods, ,
N New Styles, of Ber.iges, Tis-ues, Grenidiins, Ja- i
. ccmets, Lawn*, Silks, MusRus, <fce. Just received
id forsale on the'most reasonable terms at
March 20 - BONNET'S.
CO-PAItTN ERSU1P NOTICE.
rHE subscribers have litis day formed a Co-PaA- ?
jiership for the transaction of a FACTORAGE
si.).commission business in this city and
ew-York, uud-r the firms of i
O'NEALE, CRAWFORD <fc CO.
No. 6 Boycc.& Go's wharf, Charleston.
O'NEALE, HILL <fc Co. New York.
R. O'NEALE will continue to reside in Columbia,
he bouse in this City will .be under the management
D. CRAWFORD, anil that in New York will be
inducted by N. It HILL, who will open the. house
ere anterior to tire 15lli proximo, of which due uoce
will be given.
We tender our best services to our friend4, with the
iual facilities upon consignments, addressed to either
iusc. R. O' > EA LE,
DAN'L. CRAWFORD,
N. B. HILL
Charleston, June 1,1863 23 3
820 reward.
[" WILL pay the above reward to any person who
l will apprehend ai^d lodge in the Sumtcrville,
harieston, Columbia or Cumdeu Jail, so that 1 can
2t him, my man PHILIP, a Tailor by trade, who
inaway from Columbia $i?out the 10th March last,
rid Philip is a mulatto about five feet nine inches
igh, rather slight built and has a Lar/je black mole
i/tin.chin. He may change his name and deny that
e belongs to me. He is believed to be in Charleston,
i lie has relatives there, and he may have a pass as
e can very easily procure one.
JOHN S. RICHARDSON, Jr.
June 7, 23 2t
Notice.
IMIE unpaid Notes aud Accounts of R. W. Abbott,
. in my bands for collection, will bo sued in pursunce
of instructions, if not Bottled at an early day.
J. B. KERSHAW, Att'uy.
May 31?22 3ra.
iiiiss c. l. pa i*r:,
RECENTLY FROM COLUMBIA,
[ )EGS leave to inform the Lndic3 of Camden and its
\ j vicinity, that she has established herself at Camen,
whore she will take pleasure iu doing all work in
ic lino of MILLINERY AND DRESS?MAKING,
cing experienced in her business, she fcelfl assured
ic can make all work left in her hands in the neatest
lanner, and in the most fashionable style. She hopes
y close attention to business, to gain a share of pubc
patronage. ,
She may bo found at the Store one door south o'
ic Masonic Lodge.'
?g"*Bonnets and llats bleached in a superb mode,
) as to give them the appearance of newness.
April 12. IS tf
~T CARRIAGES.
it the Old Stand of S. & J. Gilbert.
1 & K. 41. GILBERT coutinuc tho CARRIAGE
^ BUSINESS a', the above stand, Eos. 33 uud A 0
,rentworthvstreet, where they will he pleased to exibit
to their old friend:- and customers a very cxtonvo
stock of VEHICLES, comprising thoso of their
ivn manufacture, together with tho various;other
yles usually found in this market. - Their lotfg acuaintanco
with this maikqt, as manufacturers and
salers will enable tliem to offer great inducements to
urchascrs, both in stylos and"'prices.
Charleston, Aug. 20. . * 61 tf
Irnneli of the ISauk. of the State of
Soiith-Caroliu at Camden.
A LL Notes intended for Ronewals at this Rank iii
v the months of June and July, must ho in tho oriiual
signatures of the makers and endorsers.
I). L. DE8AUSSURE, Cashier.
May 17 20 2iu
?
* " . ?
NOTICE.
PRIVATE individuals, COMMITTEES OF PUBLIC
LIBRARIES, and General Venders of Books,
lesirous of enlarging and stocking their shelves, will.
Ind an advantageous opportunity presented, by leav- Te
ng their orders with the undersigned, who respectful- 0j
ly notify and invite the same as Agents of the House q
rf II. ,G. BOUN, LONDON. ft
CAPERS k IIEYWARD, cl
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
South sido Adger's Steam Packet wharf.
All orders-received to 1st July, will be ptmicularly
ittended to. ' ni
June 14 24
v NOVELS. > I'.
The Colcville Family.
Modern Flirtations. zi
Curse of Clifton.
Emigrant Squire. tl
Esther de Medina. .
Monto Christo. Ui
Edmund Da'nts. . ef
Red Wing or Cruiser of Van Dieman's Land.
Empress of the Isles, or the Lake Bravo. e3
Spitlire.?A Nautical Romance. ci
Stray Yankee in Texas. . . T
Harry Asliton. or the Will the "Way. fa
Dean's Daughter, or Days wo live in,?by Mrs.
Gore. in
Bourbon Prince, Louis XYIT, of France. -cj
Jaek and his Bride.
Agnes Serle. ai
'Lover's Stratagem, or the Two Suitors. m
Ogilvies. r?
My Novel. p
' Beatrice. ft
Juno^li 21-31. A. YOUNG., ^
<71
EI. SQUIEB , ,K"; |
V\ .r ILL remain in Camden for a few days. During ri
' his stay he will open a Room'over the POST- ni
OFFICE, for the purpose of taking DAGCEattEOTYPES, hi
and will bo happy to wait on those who may faVor him I
with a call. \p
Thankful for the liberal patronage which ho received e;
during his previous visit to this place, he would still
solicit a continuance of the same. bi
At his room will be found a large collection of spcci- w
mens, among which is a Daguerreotype of Mr. Calhoun, ra
one of Jenny Liud, and one of Robt. Burns. <K
Likenesses taken of sick or deceased persons at their
residence. >'
Daguerreotypes, Portraits and Engravings copied.
Instructions given in the art, and apparatus furnish- E
ed if desired
-ijjMny 17?20:f
_the~motjltrie"house.
Sl'l.l.lVA.VS ISI,A*I>. oi
THE subscriber begs respectfully to inform his nu- 1/
merous friends and the public generally, that lie p
has taken a lease of this delightful resort, which he ei
will open for the reception of visitors between the
22d iiist. and the 1st July next. -- n
The subscriber is now.eugaged in procuring new b<
furniture, <tc., of the most elegant description, and is &
determined to spare no expense to render this Estub- ol
lishtneut one of the most agreeable and desirable r<
Summer Residences in the United States. ti
The Moultrie House can accommodate two hundred ol
guests, and is most pleasantly situated, fronting and t*i
within a few yards of the ocean, the invigorating c<
breezes from which prove equally beneficial to the ti
Becker for health or pleasure.
Of amusements there will be no deficiency, 4 Bil-. ti
liard Tables, and 3 Bowling Saloons being on the n
premises, in addition to which Horses and Carriages h
can be procured at a")' moment in the immediate vi* ni
cinity of the House, thus enabling visitors to avail la
themselves of the delightful rides and drives that the el
magnificent Beach affords. Boats also, for the con ve- U
uienoe of Fishing Parties"can always be obtained. ti
The Table will be supplied?withcverv delicacy that w
^ie. markets of New-York, Havana, Key West and el
Charleston can furnish, and the Bur will contain none T
but the choicest Liquors. . p
Tlie Subscriber's long experience in. the business si
justifies him in saying, in conclusion, that nothing will p
be left undone on his part,-for the comfort and gratification
of his visitors, nndlifs chief care has been to i
procure assistants and servants who can be dependeH ti
upon. li
thos. s. nickteiison. y
June 7 23. " St. j?
ON and alter this date the Passenger and Mail "i
Train will run once a week, say WEDNESDAY, Cl
twice n day, from the Junction to Camden and back, 01
connecting at the Junction with the Night Passenger
and freight Express Trains from Charleston at 8 o'clock
A. M., and bring up Passengers and light freight; Stock J
Poultry. Eggs, Fruit, aud other light articles will be
received at the Camden Passenger Depot, on Wednes* '
days, at 10 o'clock A. M., and connect with the night
Express Train (down) from Columbia. It will bp ne? R
cessurylbr shippers of stock to give three of four dayi t|
notice, that cars may be provided for them.
The Train will run directly through t<KColumbia
aid back ou Friday?one day only.
Schedule of Running Time. v
Fiusr OR JIORX1XG TRAIN.
T n A I 4 \r I
Livavu \>?uiueii it -U.
Arrivo at Junction nt 7.45 "
Leave Junctiou at 8.00 "
Arrive at Camden 10.45 "
SECOND, OR MID-DAY TRAIN, ON WEDNESDAY.
Leave Camden at 11.30 A.M.
Arrive at Junction at 2.15 P.M.
Leave Junction at 2.45 '
Arrive at Cauidcn at 5.15 ''
N. 1) BAXLKY, Agent.
Jan 18 3 tf
XEW BOOKS.
COLLIER'S Notes and Emendations to the Text of
/ Shakespeare's Play a.
Great Truths by Great Authors. A Dictionary of Aids u
to Reflection; Quotations of Maxims, Metaphors,
Aphorisms, Proverbs, Ac., from writers of all ages, u
A Dictionary of Domestic Medicine and Household Sur- v
gery, by Thompson & Smith. e
Elements of the Laws: or Outlines of the system of f.
Civil and Criminal Laws in the U. S., and in the s,
several States of the Union. Designed for general t<
use. By Thomas L Smith. p
Shakspcare's Complete Works, Life, Plays and rooms, p
New editions of Moore, Scott and Miltou. 11
Wirt's Life Patrick Henry. o
Leyard's Second Expedition to Babylon and Noneveh. i
Summer Cruise in the Mediterranean, by N. P. Willis, a
Sbady Side; or, Life in a Country Parsonage. o
Everyday Scripture Reading. u
The Society of Friends. v t
Romance of the Forum. si
Tales of the Southern Border. Webber. ^
Essays and Miscellanies; by Grace Aguillar. u
3rd Vol Miss Strickland's Queens of Scotland. (i
5tb " D'Aubigne's Hist Reformation. n
Thomas' Travels in Palestine. , . 0
Faben's Camel Hunt. e|
Bird's Niek of tho Woods.
Goulding's Young Marooncrs. j
Roland Trevor, or Pilot of Human Life. .<
The Bible iu the Counting-House, by II. A Boardman,
D. 1). t!
Lovn Affairs in our Village 20 years ago. ei
Mario de Bcrniero; A Tale of the Crescent City. t(
Beatrice, by Catherine Sinclair. 0
Rachel Kcll. p
Jeames' Diary, by Thackorny. {,
Mr. Brown's Letters. tl
Roger's Essays on Reason and Fuith.
English Soldier in the U. S. Army. 0
Hull's Legends of tho West. 1
Clura Morelund. >v
Count Julian. (r,'
Desperadoes of the Soutli-West. i
Pictorial Li Co ot Davy Crockett. r<
Agues Sorrcll. by James. 4
Kate Stewart. 'I
Wild Western Scenes. (l
Scalp Hunters. "
Rifle Rangers, Ac. A. YOUNG. e
May 31?22tf y,
For b
C1UBA HONEY and HOUSE SHOE NAILS. ?
/ May lo. JAMES McKWEN. n
MeiiN oorts. ji
I'^ANCY colored 0-1 Tweeds, French Summer Cos- (t'
jl hi mere, Italian rioth. Urap D lite, bleached, brown f,
and colored Drills, Marseilles and Silk Vesting, Silk, i
Mitslin and Silk and Linon Cravats, Stocks, Fancy n
Ties, Gloves, Shirts, Collars, Ilats, Ac. a
March 21). MoDOWALL &, COOPER.
irfftrrytn ' BniiwrmirH ininiwn?ain luwaai
To the Physicians of the State of ._
South Carolina.
1,1/ Olil'E'S (Jt-LiJitSltATrilJ SUiiUSUAM. AUUMAU
ilC SCHNAPPS?Deeming it unnecessary to
mind any rej^Uar member of the Medical profession
' the established medical properties of pure Holland
in in many diseases of dropsical tendency, I respect illy
invite your examination to a very superior artie,
manufactured by myself exclusively, at Schiedam,
i Holland, hv a process peculiar to my own factory,
is flavored and medicated, not by the common harsh
srry, but by the choice botanical variety of the aroatic
Italian Juniper Berry, whose more, vinous exact
is.distillcd and rectified with its spirituous solent,
and thus becomes a concentrated tincture of exuisite
flavor and aroma, altogether transcendent, in
b cordial and medicinal properties, to any Holland
in heretofore known.
Amid the influx of inferior distillations with which
te market is now flooded, physicians find no little
fficnlty in procuring n good and pure Gin, which
ley can prescribe with confidence in its beneficiul
fects. As an importer of twenty year's standing,
i the city of New Y >rk, and possessing a matured
cpeiiencein the manufacture of Holland Gin, espeally
1 beg to submit to your attention rav ABOMAIC
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, as one which caunot
il to realize your utmost expectations, and 1 shall
b happy to forward you a little of it, free of charges,
i answer to a letter intimating your readiness to acjpt
it.
It is now scarcely one year since I have prepared
xl distributed my Schiedam Gin exclusively for
edical purposes ; yet within that brief period, 1 have
tceiveajiumerous tetters, Doth irom piiyBictans and
itieuls, testifying to ite really extraordinary efficacy
i Gravel, Incipient Dropsy, and affections of theKid;ys
and Bladder generally; also in Dyspeptic Mala\fs,
when taken in proper quantities as a Diet Driuk,
icftspccially at dinner, is found, by uniform expe?nce,
to be eminently efficacious in the most obsti
lite cos?s, when even the best oi the usual reinedi's
rre failed to afford more than temporary relief, and
have no doubt that it would yield similar reeults
ith precision and certainty in your own professional
tperiencc. ~
The Aromatic Schiedam.Sebnappe is put up in stroug
ottles, pints and quarts, neatly covered and labelled
ith my name embossed on the bottle; also a fac sidle
of ray signature on the label, mid my seal on the
>rk, with an essay .upon its properties. "
UDOLITIO WOLFE,
Im; orter, 22 Beaver stfect New York.
Xtincts from the New York Medical Gazette and
Journal of Health, edited by D. M: Reese M. D?
LLD.. 775 Broadway, October 1, 1852:
Holland Gin as a Ittcdicinc.
In our lsst number, we accompanied the publication
f a circular on this subject, from our fellow citizen,
dolplio Wolfe, Esq., with a brief commentary, exressive
of our own views. Since then we have been
siploying this agent, and thus far with favorable realts.
But we are in the receipt of s<?veral commuications
on the subject from medical men, which'
:rve to show that Mr. Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam
ehnapps is very extensively in use, and in the hands
f physicians, is proving itself, as a stimulating ciuitic,
to be eminently successful, after other* medicn
on with this intent had ceen tried in vain. In one
f the cases thus reported, abdominal dropsy lias beep
atirely removed by the passage of a calculous of
jnsiderablc size which is ascribed to the use of only
vo bottles of this article. . ,
We know not the object of Mr. Wolfe i;i designang
his preparation by the singularly uneuphoneous
ame of "Schnapp*," nor of his denominating it in
is advertisements the "concentrated Tincture-of Ju
iper," instehd of perpetuating its ancient title of IIol.nd
Gin. It is true that he admits it to be nothing
ise than the latter article Li its pure state, u'nadul-'
>rnted by nox'ous drugs Hind hence he contradisnguishes
it from the Gin of commerce, nearly all of
mch, as is well known, is manufactured here and
se* here from inferior whiskey and refuse drags,
he name he has given it, however, may serve the
ufpose of designating his attiele as prepared cxclnvely
for medical purposes, and thus commend it to
bysieinns, for whose convenience it is on sale only
y reputable druggists and apothecaries.
As respects its fbediciual and curative effect*, we
nderstand him .to claim only Mint it is a pure and rcablejrticle
oFjJollund Giu, ami as suel*, worthy of
leconHfJene of Pnvsieians, to those diseases for which
ley are strained by finding it inipraetible to obtain
?e i\rti le in a pure state. Nor should any prejuice
against alcoholic medicine deprive the afflicted
f the benefit of this article, which from time irhicniorial
has held its place among thfc remedial ageniesof
the Materia Medica, if it be found worthy of
jnfidence by continued experience.
At all events, those who persist in the employment
nd toleration of other alcoholic medicines, as tineires,
bitters, &<l, and especially those who prescribe
lin under any circumstances; must all unite in gfving
ie preference to a pure article over the manifold
dulterations so rife in the market. Mr. Wolfe libeilly
supplies physicians with a sample bottle for
nalysis and trial, as set forth in his circular, and stakes
ie reputation of the remedy upon the innocence,
lfety and efficiency of his Holland Gin, when used
ndcr medical advice, and pledgc3 his own character
i' business that the article will not disappoint any
rho use it.
From the New York Express, October 2d, 1852.
TOcdical Llqvors.
In common, 1 presume, with many others of the
irofession, 1 received, some few monthB since, a circuiir
addressed "To Physicians throughout the United
itatcs," by Mr. Udolpho Wolfe, the importer of Beaer
street, inviting a medical and chemical cxaminaion
of a new article of Holland Gin, manufactured
iy himself, -at Schiedum, in Holland, by a peculiar
iroccss, ami put up for medical use, under the somechat
Dutch title of "Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps."
Wo circular claims for this article an eminently su?erior
degree of purity, aroma, flavor, rind medicinal
fficaey : and offers,- moreover, a gratuitous supply of
t to any physician who may feel disposed to test tfiese
luima in a scientific nud professional manner.
Being familiar with three facts it relation to the
sc of Holland Gin, as a medicine, namely: first, that
Phen pure, it absolutely invaluable and not to be
xehanged for a?y other remedy known to the profusion,
in many compluints, both acutejand chronic;
econdly, that amid the multitude of ill-made or adulerated
liquors with which this country abounds, a
ure Holland Gin is scarcely to be obtained at any
rice; and thirdly, that the radical impurities of any
iferior or spurious Gin consist, first, of tbe hydra'ed
side gf Atnyl, a poisonous oil, or more commonly
nown as I'otatoSpirit, Fousel Oil, or Amilic Alcohol;
nil secondly, of the heavier of the two essential oils
f Juniper, instead of the lighter?which impurities
sunlly result from the mercenary system of an exes?iv*
di-tillatioh of the materials employed?1 reol.ved
to accept of Mr. Udolpho Wolfe's challenge,
nd put his "Schiedam Aromntie Schnapps" tojthe
sst of rigid analysis. And I was induced to do this
jotwithstnnding the proprietor's long standing and
pup-fl respectability as nn int|<orter) became the purity
f Gin, above that of every Other spirituous liquor employri
in medical practice, is of the most vitnl consequence to
te oorinmnity, inasmuch ns it is subject to two distinct
aiisoM of pernicious impurity, namely ; the inferior oil of
unipcr. as well as the Fousel "if; 1 found moreover, the
Aromatic Schnapps" strongly recommended by a physiian
and writer of no less influence than I). M. Reese, of
l? V,. * V?.l, M?linnl 1 tin mnnt. nf it... nine*
iiiinent members of the profession. who I hnd no reason
isuppose hnd obtained any oilier than smpirncal evidence
f its pliarmrceutrrsi purity and value. I therefore relived
to inform medical men at least, for the sake of the
uhlic at large, of the results of tny investigation ; whethr
they proved favorable or otherwise to the character of
te ftrticlyVtul to the interest of the proprietor
TlWuc frsolts are ns follows : Searching first for the oil
f Juniper by distillation,,] obtained an oil, from two
uilrts of the liquid, whooe specific gravity was 0,832 and
those boiling point was 313 degrees, nor did successive
^-distillation yield an oil of greater gravity, or of any
thcr Kind whatever. The same quantity of common
lolland Git>. so called, yielded an excessive amount, by
distillation, of oil weighing 0.871 \Viththe boiling point
2 degrees ; the lighter oil having previously passeil over,
'his was conclusive as to the superiority of Mr. Wolfe's
lin in relation ?'?the oil of Jnruper, upon which the aro
la. flavor, ami diuretic anil ntii?r medicinal properttcswd
very kind of (Jin essentially depend.
As to the Fousel nii, with which all inferior spirituous
qnors are more or less impregnated, and which rendera
lem poisonous in the exact ratio in which they are imibed?which
causes such liquors to intoxicate when oth*
rR do n !, nnd creates that tnorhid, insatiahle anpetite for
ndue indulgence, with all its deplorable cotiseouencos,
f which the friends of temperance and philanthropy so
tstly complain, instead of that satiety nnd fastidiousness
f taste, for which the drinkers of pure liquors are ilisngnished?of
this fetid, acrid asthmatical Fousel oil. I
Hind no trace in Mr. Wolfe's medicinal (Jin, although
repea'edlv tested vnrious quantities of it with the chloride
f calcium, by the usual process, which so readily detects
nd obtains it in the ordinary spirituous liquors.
Accordingly. 1 feel hound to say that I regard this Gin
r . -< *
' ' ' '' 1 . } ' >.
ob being in every respect pre-cmioeniLy pure,*Spd deserving
of medical patronage. 'it'is indebted for jis superiority, u
doubt not,-to sound and select materials, and to that peeu-,1
liarly moderate raeihod of dipiiHaxUn*- which leaves -the
heavier and less volatile essential ofl*, both of.'tlie. barley
and the berry, behind jit the still. _"l'hin, ulso. is siiflicieht
to account for. the refined aroma of litis above other gins
but in regard to the special qualitieSiof tjie'ltalian Juniper
berry, of which the manufacturer .speaks in his circular,
I have no chemical knowledge, nor wherein,its lighter oil;
differs from that of the JonTperi* communis. I find that
the pure oil of both polarizes to the left, arid .yields, "tVillT
hydrochloric acid, a liquiif camphor. This-acid-being inthe
stomach as a principal component ef the gastric juice,
probably creates this material from, the oilrand reu-lera it
the valuable diffusivestimulant for which jt was foririerly
and will, probably," again be renowned.
I consequently regprd Mr Wolfe's " Schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps ' as a valuable accession'to opt-pharmaceutic
Rgcnts r'tb say nothing of its comparative innocuous rters
to those who use distilled'liqucre as a beverage.. To p*r--,
sons travelling in-the Southwest, where the best water
frequently produces distressing and sometimes even dangers
effects upon persons unaccustumed to them. I should
think it would be a good precautionary provision, as a
counteractive or preventive.of those effect?, when mired
in moderate quantities. At all events, it ia the purest possible
article of Holland Gin, heretofore unobtainable,"and as
such, may be safely prescribed bjtphysiciutis.
uai iy- ViWvri', iU. u.'
Pbarmaceuucat 6'hemist.
~ - Old WiBei.
-J CASE Old Hock Wine, * ,
JL 1 ' Fleur .de RozaWinc, *
6 Baskets Heidsick CbaS^aigue, ' L.
1 Cask Old Sherry Wine,'.1' ,*?*.. . i-v V
1 do do Madeira do.) , ' 1
do Cbampaigne Cider, ? 't
1 do Old Port Wine,
1 do " Holland Oin, "genuine.''
1 Case Superior Whie Bitters..
Just received and for said Uw by. * . : <
May 24?21 W. C. MOORE.
T? BAEQASsr-"^
DRY GOODS At COST.
THE subscriber haying detrained to .close this
branch of his business, offers-hi* large and 'weJl
scl&cted stock or Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods at'
Cost, either at wholesale or retail
To one wishing to commence a business,'this offers
a rare opportunity. To an approved purchaser, the;
terms will be very liberal. - . .
B. W. CHAMBERS.
Camden, May 17-. - 20 tf - <
pg"Thc Lancaster Ledger, Darlington Flag and
Sumter Banner will insert one month. - . .
THE CAMDEN BAZAAR
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Selling at Charleston Prices.
\\J E would rospectfliHy inform the Ladies and'
T T Gentlemen of the town of Camden and its vicinity,
that we ivave ji>6tf}ni3hed unpacking our new
stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, ^electee*
of the latest styles and fashion^, consisting of all kinds
of Goods for ladies' Dresses - ; 'f.' '
- such as . - ?
Calicoes, Muslin, Barege, Silke, ^. . ,
Ginghams, Jaconet, 4e., ttfl.
Bonnets, Needle-work Collars, Mantilla^ Sacks,
Veils, Sleeves, Cuffa <fcc ftc.
A large assortment of-Ladies' Tics, Bootees and Shoes"
Parasols, Fans, &c.J " ; - t
ALSO?A LARGE STOCK OP
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, (of every variety,)
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, <?o. With a general assort-;
ment of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, ANDCROCKERY,
and different other articles, too' numerous to
mention. Soliciting
a continuance of patronage, we remain
Tho public's obedient servants,
* ' ' ' Mi DR'UCKER k CO.May
"3. 18 * - tf !
DRY GOODS, - |
' CH lItLESTO.Y, S. C.
BROWNING & LEMAN, NO.
209 & 211 RING, CORNER OF MARKET.ST.,.
Will offer to FAMILIES aud PLASTERS risking
Charleston this Spring, the CHOICEST STOCK of
.STAPLE AND FAKCT DRY GOODS
that has ever been offered for inspection in this oity.
They invito au examination, and assure tbeir friends
- and purchasers generally, that their priecs will
COMPARE FAVORABLY
WTTfT ANY MARK RT TN THE TTNTTED ST A TPS
Terms Cash or City Acceptance.
. ; BROWNING & LEMAN,
Successors to C. tfc E. L. Kerrison <Sc Co.
May 10: - 19 tf
V
Saddler's and Coach Maker's Goods,
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION.
THOMAS MACKENZIE & SONS,
No. 222 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, ,
IMPORTERS and"DEALERS IN SADDLERY.
HARDWARE and COACHGOODS?offer to
Southern Dealers Goods in their line, such as Stirrups
Bridle .Bits, Hogsky.s, Buckskins, Buckles of all sorts.
Web's Patent Leather, Axles, Springs, bent Felloes.
Shafts, Castings, of all sorts; Tacka, Saddler's Sowing
Silk, Serges, Patent Canvass, Cloths,
Oil and Brussels Oarpetings,
Carriage Bolts and Scrows, of all sizes In short eVetliing
needed by a Saddler, Coach Maker;and Harness
Maker. Being DIRECT IMPORTERS, with ample
means, we can offer to Southern Buyers aa good
Goods, at as low prices, and ou as good terms, to
punotual customers, as any other House inthe United
States. Try us, and address
THOMAS MACKENZIE & SONS. .
222 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
May 10. * c 19 . 3m*. VARIETY
STOViTWAREHOUSEi
BARTLETT BEIfT, JV.
MANCFAQTURER AXD DEALER IX THE MOST APPROVED
STOVES, RANGES, \
Farmers' Boilers, Ship Cabooses, Gas Ovens.
Charcoal and Hard Cool Furnaces, Oven Fronts, die.
Iron Castings Generally.
238 Water Street, NeW-Yorkl
May 3. -IS 8m
SELL0G OFF t
$9,000 WORTH OP DRYGOODS.
HAVING made arrangements to leave Camden in
July next, I now offer my stock of
Hew and Fashlouable Dry Goods
AT COST FOR CASH.
A very considerable portion-having been purchased
in New York a few weeks ago, the stock will-be
found as fresh and attractive as usual. Having only
two months to dispose of the Goods, GREAT INDUCEMENTS
will be offered.
jtWKarly calls are earnestly requested, as I must
positively leave at the time stated.
JAMES WILSON.
May 10. 19 tf
Scgarx! Sogars!! Segaro!!!
JUST received, a fresh supply of SEGARS, some
with short names and some with long ones. All
to be sold for cash, if 1 can get it.
Mnv 50. JAMES McEWEN.
?"J
CHARLESTON PRICES.
HARNESS SADDLERY, TRUNKS,
MILITARY WORK, Ac.
Manufactured to order and warrated, at CHARLESTON
PRICES, oppo8ito Mr. Robert Man's Coach Factory,
Caindon, S 0., by
LUKE ARMSTRONG.
rg~*Tcn per cent, discount for cash within 30 days.
March 22. 12 tf
New Tailoring Establishment.
THE undersigned beg3 leave to inform the citirens
of Camden and vicinity, that he has comtnenced
business, next door to Workman's Drugstore, where ho
will be happy to servg all who may favor him withthoir
orders.
Cleaning and Repairing in all its branches executed
with despatch. p. H. PAPA.
May 17-20 tf
THOMAS WILSON,"
BOOTMAKER, CAMDEN, S. C.
m ^
*
Facts cannpt.be Doubted, V. ] H
let the AffHctw! iteaif'aa^ v^M
.More than 00'j -persons in the Git^tftf Rich? 'JH
moijcf, VA.^Loug testify io_tti?4tliurtahl?,<^r?.pnft
formed By ?" ,'. ? ^
' CARTER SfiNlSttsbicftSRfe^ -'
_ The great Spring Medicine aryjv i'urifirr of the Sj
blood ft dow used uy iiunareusoj gracerus
who testify daily'fot tie remapkaltle.'cures'p^i
by the greatest of all aiedicincff, Carter's ?pkiUth Y.fa' yJH
tuie. Neuralgia, Rbenroat^m, Scrofula? Eruptions b.rfe;?q^H
the Skin,Liver lliaease, Fevers/Ulcers, Old Sores,
tions of the Kidneys, "Diseases of the Throat, Fer^aJe,.:<3 JH
Complaints, Pains and Aching df'fhe Bonevand IK
are speedily put'to flight by- uetngthis gr^a^iind is* ~
estimable remedy. /
For all diseases of the JMobiL'$0tlu(i?. futylyet b
found to compare with it It clonuses the sy^tefo of : /3M
all irft"purities,,acta gintlynhil efficiently .onilie LiveF ^ H
and Kidneys, strengtheuB* the dtgeatton gives .tone
the fetom/ich, makes the S?iu clear artdrhealthy, and . fl
restores the Constitution, 'en fee Wed fry disease or brokfn
down "by the .excesses of youth, to its pristine vi- gor
and strength - 9
For .the Ladies, it is imcotnparibly better than a IE. 'oH
tlie cosmetics ever used.. A few doses of Carters .-9
Spanish Mtxture will remove all sallo.wners of .com- 'JB
plexion, bring the roses mautring to the check, give '??
elasticity, to the step, and improve the general health' /j|H
in a remarkable dogrce. bey ond all th'o medieiucstvet yflH
A large number af certifeai't.ot remai table corf* .. aH
.^a., by the use -of..(^teV'e M
best evidence tlist tiiere is no humbu^about it The,
F>ro#s, hotel-(tempore, tuagistrat&, j/fciyweiiija. and pubv jH
ic men well triowu to the community, all add their
. testimony to the effeet# of th.i* Qreat BIvm l
Gall andsee a fevy hundreds of the certificotei ttrouoif ^jl
None genyine unless signed BES-KET 4 BEER3, " ?
Principal Depots at M. WARD; CLOSE^j^Ci)., Kol jfl
83 Sjaiden-Lairte, 1teyr Yopk.>v '*
H(?NK Philadelphia! '' >>-.
And for sale by HAVILAXD, HARRAIA, ;&42jjj?-jM
andib CPfiE^4 Co.i.C_;arlMton^1%?iC'J, Dfc- SH
I fAY, -CaiI idenyand"by Druggists- and cpnntrj? mei- *
chant#generally.- - g *'Priced'..00
per bottle of-6
Indies' Water-thri'G Establialinieiitj'^S
AT COLL'.TIBIA, S. C,,. , ^^1
KEPT by DR. EDWARD RILEY and'
. For the Cure and Relief of Amenorrhea, Dysinenerrlioea,
"Prolapsda Utcri, Fhior Albus; Btfrrg'nue?H|!^M
from-early marriage, VhdNervoiia.Prostratioi^.
Diseasesof the Eyes,.-Earsand Nose; Throst ahdGbeet ?
Complaints?l^etlima, Bronchitis, ic.-;, JDlietugs oftig||raB
Liver, Spleen, StoraacH^and Bowe^' Dyspep^a^gSflfc
supauou,. rnes 7 jKueuraausm, jarouc. ^ ranmswK
ralgia and Nervous Complaints generhhy _C'||
Gomplairi^and^Qld .Viper*; all Biseaaes'jof trie
Erysfpclas, Scald Head of Children, 1'etier,. JocgflpHit ". 3B
St. AJitoif Dance; Dropsies, Sict Hwuiacfa?;^
Thia Esialilishmrtit is now open |B
Ladica) where all their diseases, cltrbniti ot^eWt^ idgf*
receive devoted attention. * 'y" -J
-' Gentlemen can only be admitted' for. tiWtbton?r,j? jl
cases -where'their. wives are patjents. No FpastfWjfttt- 9
dren cdn be accommodated, save these brohghtftTrKe K
Those who prefer bringing-lheir servants-can ttoso
Tree' of charge, provided thev'ottend bo Sh^jSijKHtorf*
chambers/of their respective, owners^ a$tt"oljis&rvg. IB
' strictly the regulatietlifl of lb'e,honae.Sjv
Edch Lady will ha vaa separate room, t^RlrtSocbi^--.
fort8<ofhome. 2 *; ^ *" * ^
- Fd^dfl entire;outfit, with boaxd-JWd fteatme^T.^er 41
montl\.Jk?n $76 to $100 will bo refloired^-tflw^ffin I
adfattefi.' ' M
No'patidnt can be received for the cureof chtoHie '*B
afTectjons for lessthantwo mdntha. .. .v; '19
GE^'LEIIEN (with their sorvante) ' J9
will be .accommodated with board aiid. lodj rffojvtfe ; -J
vicinity of the establishment, couyenienfto thpiybjrth. ^jfl
house, and willbecfiarged $75 iu advaiic? j8r Ziq#irths' *1
treatmentfexclhsive of their outfit. AU &iwD<ti)ich- I
tifcns from l-adiea to be directed to'Mae. R- if^Uawr I
those ?rop Gentlemen to^D*. Edwakd
Three- Hundred Dollars Bewiu^. 1
TT to the Jail of Keitliaw Districtof iTrttXV) s uegro
man, the property of L. W. R. Bliir, ajfortfti jff|
from justice,. who stands indicted .for the murarf of
Mrs. Jane D. Young, committed on Fridays ittk met: .1
Said n'egro is about five feci 8 or 10 inches hi^fi, thick ,J^1
8et,.Iaw heavy eyebrows, with "small ey^'bltfdal?s
head far back in walking, ii eaid to have/t'sfa'sll scar -I
on the beck of hk hand from o-ljurn^with a M'#r run- <1
ning through it eaBsed by a cut from-a kinfe . He* ?*3
about thirty five-years of age, and' is quick spiked- ' a
and intelligent. > - U S ' ! ,
: .' J JOIIS,D: YOtrKO. * . H
Camden, S. C., Feb. 22, 1853*. * . 8 \ J
$30 REWARD. ^ t
RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday^tjie 17th ipatant, my
boy RICHARD, a white mulatto,'4toout five Cejt \
three or four inches high, tolerably stout built" about
twenty-two years old, with_.straight light-hifebaaf^i , 3
very sulky appearance, and answers quick ancTabti^^ J
whea spoken to; 8aid/boy*has a shott thick (Opt, his. ., 3
hands short n^ Jhick, chubby fingers. ^ lle; has ten
scar of a blister on his forehead"'just above- the" eye- ^
brows, ho may try to hide it tSJr wearing bis cap or nat^'"
down over his forehead, he will be surd to'g^hiitt- % .. , 9
.self fqr a white man, for ho is very w J>ile and hasjbecn-^. jj
taking great care of his skin for.sotne time.' When hS
left he had a cloth cap and black coot "and .tfdhck'coli;*
ored pair of pants,; he will be sure to change "hi&^i{W J
and clothes as soon as he can, he also, wears his h'nir I
in front straight down to hide'the. .scarpT the blister *
He is a Shooraaker by trade, "though 'he may-not gp jtt.'
the business expecting that he will'be ao ad^rttiedl 4 . . "
The above Reward of Twint'y Dollars willWpftfo?. *
for his delivery litany Jail in tho Skitel Hevtfill-oSr' r.
sure to give-himself another narao. *& &&&
JAMBS BOMppfcBradley
ville, Sumter District, S.C., Hay 17; 2l??t
JACKSON flOCSE, .
TS NOW OPEN for the reception of Travelers aui _
jl isoaruers. it is iocaieu one aoor rvorin oi Messrs
Shaw 4 Austin's large'Grocery Store, and opposite
the Charlotte and Camden Stage office. His changes .
will be moderate. THUS. bOONF:
May 10. 19- tf
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!i
CONSTANTLY on hand and for fisle by
May 3. FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
"Look Out!"
OR rather look in as you pass by (on either side:)
walk in, ask for your account for last year, and Vj
settle up. My a^agements during tlio next month
aro preying, anW \ttnt what you owe me to meet
them with. The lieit Application rhay roach you from
a different source. Z. J. DeHAY.
May 24?21tf. ?
NEW SPRING GOODS. ; ^
AVERY handsomo Assortment of all kinds iiow ?
receiving at A. M. 4 R. KENNEDYS: *
March 29tf . . > .--*> . ^3
- J
1CASE of Crosse 4 Black well's English Sauces, consistingof
Worcestershire, Reading, Harvey and |
John Bull. Received and for salo-by
Dec. G, 1852. SHAW-4 AUSTIN.
For Sale.
A GOOD single horse wagon Harness. Also, good
Irish Potatoes, at $1 per bushel.
April 15. J. CllARLESWOliaClt.
WILLIAM TARVER;
CABINET MAKER AND UPHOLHTSB9R vi
Respectfully informs the citizens of Ofgfeon *>
an<i its vicinity, that he lias located himsfelf oijo
door above Mr. P. K Villepigue'd otoro whoi C lio in- ' >5
tends carrying on the Cabinet making bmriileSa in all
its various branches. &
Furniture repaired, ptillshed and pdt incomplete
drdpr. /* -.. '
All orders executed with neatness and despatch. rs
Funerals furnished at tho shortest qoticc.
April C?I5tf . W. TARYER.
Fresh Lemon Syrup,
OF Superior quality, for sale at
WORKMAN'S Drug-Store.
ROBERT J. McCKEIGHT,
fr^OTTON GIN MAKER. Rutledge Street, one
j \J door East of M. Drucker i Co., Camden, S. C.
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