TAILORING.
THE Subscriber rcspcc
fully informs Ins friends and
the pablic that he lias resuiced
the business of his pro.
feasioo in Gamdeo, and will
^rork low for cash or town
acceptance.
A good Journeyman Tailor will meet with con?
rant deployment, and good wages.
CHARLES A. M DONALD.
Jane 25- 22 d
Thn Indinn's PilliaCCtl.
A ?&V ^ ? t
FOR the can? of Rheumatism Scrofula or
King s Eril, Goot, Sciatica, or Hip-Goat. Incapient
Cancers. Salt Rhcutn, Syphilitic and Mercurial
diseases, particularly Ulcers and painful afflictions
of the bones. Ulcerated Throat and Nostrils;
Ulcers o! every description, Ferer stres s
and Internal Abscesses; Fistula*, Pil- s. Scaldhead,
Scnr?sy, Biles, Chronic, Sore Eyes, Eye reaipelas,
Bloears, and every variety of contagrous
Affection, Chronic Catarrh, Headacbo, proceeding
flam an acrid humor, Pain in !ik? Stomach and
Dyspepsia, proceeding from vitiation; Affections
of the Liver, Chronic lnfiamation of the Kidneys,
and gcnsral debility, caused by a torpid action of
the vessels of the skin It is singularly efficacious
by renovating those constitutions which hare been
btoken down by injudicious treatment, or juvenile
irregularities. In general terms, it is recommended
to all those diseases which arises from itnurriin
the blood, vitiation of the humors, of what
ever name or ktud.
Some of the abore complaints mar require some
trifling asistant applications, which the circumstances
of the case will dictate; but tor a general
remedy or PurifiaUor, is rtmrrt the cause, i uc Isbias's
Pasacsa will generally be f>und sufficient
To the Public,
Bow true it is, that modern Physicians?in tbSr
ambition to excel in their profession; to explore
the vast fields of sience by the aid of Chimistry,
*% ? tummm Mmartial in aknrl (a fir.
lire at perfection in the practice by means of a*t
niooe,?overlook and neglect, as beneath their
notice the rich and boonteoos stores of medicine,
which the almighty has caused to spring out of Ibc
earth in crrry dime And how much more trnc it
is, that while the American Physician looks to foreign
son nines for many of his roost common and
accessary articles perpetually changing as they are
the dictates of fashion ct foifv he is sai rounded in
his own country with an endless profusion.
The rfiieiettty and urtrr of njffttMe
remedies ore: mineral, may be eatitnalrd by
contrasting the ancient practice with the modern ;
or, to bring it more immediate!/ ondrr ocr own objuration,
the Indian practice with that of the
whites. Who, in America, bas oot known or heard
of repeated instances wherein some dec rep id, unjKutrruling
k?maJs Indian br means of her simple
remedies alone, has eSectrd the most rapid and astonishing
cores, slier the whole Materia Medic* of
the common practice, directed in the most skiifat
manner has failed.' And who has not been surprised
at beholding the comparative case and facility
with which the Indian frees himself of any disease,
and at the almost total absence of chronic disease
?3Mag them. Who has ever heard of an Indian
with a constitution broken and ruined br illlooohmossl
J A sa*t sM? w sAsmsVi oeisl Cftataff fl ki* HlM?u
% CSMWw S*l j II vn,n ? W??? % W? w?r "*f rj
exemption of the strafe from mod of the ills
which the fleth of cirilurd man it bt?r t?, ischirfi*
owing to lb# rocec genial and sofa remedies which
be employ*. This astonishing diffrrrncr insurers*,
U i fur exempiibtstfoa of the infinite upmofit;
of lb? simple tad safe neou of cure h*ch God
fct* created for the benefit of his cbildirn, oner
tbon which the pride tad the art of tain hire u>
Ulttfc.
From a long reudenre among a portion of the
abcr*ginal inhabitants of Ibis country, and an *nu*
note acquaintance with the methods of caret of
wane of their most successful practionrrs, the pro*
pricloc of the u Tub Isdiak's I'iikli," scauirrd
a knowledge of oomc of thrir most powerful and
favorable remedies. From these br scire led such
** were most efficaciona and appropriate. and after
various experiments to test their principles and
trcngtb he has combined them in the form bets
presented, as the moos perfect and beneficial for
Cx purpose for which it is rrcommcudrd
1 be proprietor offers this preparation to the pub*:
lie, wita the consctousnrai that be is placing with*
in its reach, a remedy capable of relieving uiuijr oJusaflicted
follow beings, who are suffering nnf
tier the various chronic and obstinate complaintCt>
which it is applicable. To such il will prove os
tacueniaM* mac. u ine moans, ana 10 mu/ au
aslheen/ysv-UAScf relieving their suffering* and,
itKonnf Itwm oocr more tonctltb and happioen,
This is not offered u a comrono remedy, that may
mchuceWr^ulli raod with many others now
u m, but as one which to capable of raring life in
ntojr exirenf cm*, when all the usual remedies
fail. TbosUbasdomt repeatedly, and litis ts the
imputation it haa obtained wherever it has been introdoord
It is ootj about three year* since this preparaflon
was first prrwratrd to the public: but ;n thai
short -?p?ce of Umc. some hundred* of person*
might be found, who would solrtanty declare that
their be lie red that their live* wers *&rrd by it,
and in most eases alter they had tried many per-'
haps all the common remedies in vain. Wtwrvrrr
If is known it is rapidly coming into use, and this
afford* the most substantial ami convincing proof
, uf its merits. I
TW value of the Panacea, is most conspicoous
hi those lotur <ilaadin.tr and olatnuls sr chili Lir *nd
(fctefttlotti ^Ktiosi which bin ddtded all other;
etaedies, tad particularly in those cum where
UKKarj In* been m UrUolj urd u to ao*e distressing
pains in the boors, nodes, mcrcuhs) ul
i*ti, derangement of the digestive organ*, dec >
These it completely remotes and in aJi cases 1
cntifely eradicates the disease and the elJVcts o
tarrcary miotaies the constitution, and leave
the patient sound and well In Kbcumxliaaik and
in ulcerated sore throat, its happy effects arc not
less apparent, giving almost immediate relief.
Taken in proper donee, Tut Istitas's l'incu
operates as an alternative, and detergent; a disrpiiotrlie,
diareUc and laxative; an snlipasuiodic
and anodyne, and in proper cases, as a stomachic
and emmcnagoguc. Generally expressed, it increases
all lite secretions and exertions, gives tone
to the stomach, and excites action in the glands in
U particular manner. From three principles its
operation may be understood.
'This medicine ha* been found highly uarful in
jpany wnbi'uous diseases not here specified, and it
Itt* bs*n used with wonderful soccers u a Spring
nod Fall vmijltr, by those trbo are subject to com-,
plaints of tji* cheat, and whose constitutions re*'
?piirr new rigor. Such persons will do well to
ttw two or three bottles in small doaos Wherever
tuUtt iriak is considered necessary, the 1'anacea,!
taken in a aanall dose, will answer all iu purposes, j
in Much less time, at less expense, and in a far j
uiore agreeable manner, than the common diet
drink.
The following certificates, onto! hundreds airailw
wfaitb Biirht be procured, are given to show
the effect of T?i? l*i>a as ? Pasacka. in t:ie tan- ]
oe* complaints therein mentioned; and also to ex- j
hibit in the most satisfactory manner its superior!-1
over the syrups in common use
CASES OF RHEUMATISM.
Cn.tai.KSTos, Nov. 15, ]?3l.
Daring the Taat winter and spring, I was afflic-!
tad with* aeteie and dirtrepsinjf Rheumatism !
occasioned by exposure in bad wratlier. i now
take great pleasme in slating. that six bottles ot
the Indians Panacea, restored rue to perfect
health, ami 1 confidently recommend it to all sioif'arly
idftlr'sd.
JOH* PKROrSOV. h'r?F *t
; cham-wto*, March 2?, 1832.
t rut seized aboat three yean aincc with a dis!
trussing Rhea malum caused by taking a aercrc
cold while under the influence of mercury, and
which ha* disabled mc from liusinew nearly ever
since. Daring this period I have been a patient in
the Marine Hospital in this City, upwards of four
month* nearly, and the same length of tune in the
Baltimore Hospital, and tru-d almost errry remedy,
?th little benefit On Use JUUi cf February
a>d at thai time scarcely able to move about upon
crutches, 1 commenced the use of The Indians
Panacea. In one month 1 found myself entirely
cored from the pain, and am now luppy to state
that 1 leel my self perfectly well.
WM. TUCKER, 13 MarLrtrt.
j CURE FDR SCROFULOUS ULCERS.
nkw york, Sept 10L lt?H).
This may certify, that in the fall of lt??>, 1 tu
soiled ?itiia veiling in my neck and (ace, which
afterwards ulcerated ana became large ghastly alters
iu u?y neck Alt r trying several Physicians
to no advantage, 1 wont to Philadelphia, and placed
tnvscli under the care of Drs. Phasic and likacb,
when, attar repealed salivation to no effect, I was
pronounced totally incurable. Afterwards 1 took
twenty bottles of Twain's Panacea and eight bottles
of Potter s Catholieon, with no material benefit.
He* paring of life, which had now become a barthen
to roe, I returned to my parents in New York
in Ie23, and gave myself up to a lingering death.
Hearing of the great success of Tut Ixdias's Pasacxa,
however, in cases similar to my own, 1 waa
persuaded to try it, as a last resort. To my great
ut prise as we if as satisfaction, I soon found my sell
rapidly recovering, and upon taking seven bottles,
Lhc ulcers healed and bccarncperfcctly well in the
coarse of two months, and have remained so ever
since. 1 make this statement and wish it published
for the benefit oS those who air suffering nndei similar
scrofulous or syphilitic aficcttions, that they
may know what baa cured one who has suffered
every thing but death, and who considers bis life
??i u- WM HIMIA.V
Tbc above Mrdicine but be bad at
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE, CAMDEN, S. C.
MEDICINES.
THE Subscribers have jnst received and
arc now opening a fall assortment of Medicines
from the North, which can be rccoromcudcd
with great confidence, as far as regards
their purity and genuineness, having
be*;i purchased from one of tbc oldest and
roo?t respectable houses in Philadelphia.?
Physicians. Planters and others, arc requested
10 cad, previous to laying in their summer
supplies, and exatnin c the quality of those
now uttered for sale; which we feel confident
in warranting and giving satisfaction to purchasers.
Among those lately received and now opening,
arc the fallowing:
Alcohol. Sub. Carb. Sods,
Castor Oil, j Rhubarb Root,
Fln?? f*Ar? df% I f *a!anr?t RatW
(.Tactile t>?p, Lobelia Herb,
flura x f do in Ponder.
'1 arirr Opium, Slinperj Kim 1'aik,
Camphor, do. in Powder,
Calomel, tlag. Bole Armenia,
Cinnamon, Ground. Muctard,
Clorec, Pond. Cinnamon,
Orrio Root, Acid Lemon Drop*,
Cactor, Florida Water,
Chloride of tWa, Kidder* Ind Ink,
Make Manna, j Carpenter'* Ssmnaritla
(inso Mrrrb, ' " Kat Mocha
Pond. Cum Arabic, " Piok Root,
Caib Iron, Compd Cub. & Sam*
Ralph <}u?n?se, partita,
" Mornkta, Tolio Balaam,
Accute. do. Kjrovoi,
Squill*, Genuine Prara Oil, (not
Pnlt. Cubcbf, perfumed,)
Tamarind*, N?ple* Soap,
Balln'iMtfaoia, Mu?k Soap,
Cilrie Acid, Macc. Snuff,
Tartaric, do llair Pucdrr. ie.
A first variety of artktvo too nunwrtm* to men*
two, ia uMitioo to tbo obotr, a foil assortment at
vkclt vtll lirtr* be kepi uo hint.
TOUSC&MKAIN
FRESH GARDEN SEED;
<tf* raui mBirursr.u ?j>
i. 8 / itt? ?
run SALE BY IV Tin-rtNTON.
J??f irkuk rn.it lit
Early York CABBAGE Ire do
do Dutch do bilj While bead do
do Sugar loaf do do lurid do
do Savor da j Summer bu?h StyL'Asfl
Drum Head do j do crm-k orck do
Late UukJj do i Crook neck Cadaw,
Green Glared do < Long Green Cucumber,
Large Log. Saroj do i Early do
Early Load. Caolibowcr, j Prickly Gherkin*,
Late do (tor p.calc*,)
Wluio Drocoti, j Georgia or
Scotch Kale, i Sea Gland Water Melon
Colewarl*, (a wipe nor kind)
Early Spring TURNIP, j Apple reeded do
Rata Uaga.or . Winter CilmeI,
Yellow UuMia do | (for prrarrving)
Largo Norfolk field do ! I jrge Mu*k Melon
Late Plat Dutch do jCantrlopc do
Aberdeen or scotch do i Nutmeg do
Yellow Malta do : Vegetable Oyater,
(choice kind) j Na?turtion,
Red and White Onion, ' l^argr llc.i Pepper,
While Engluh MofUid, [ Cayenne do
blown do ttiiond in?*?tiiTvtnatow
La*"* KlandcraSpinagr, ! Garden Ctr?,
Round do j PrpjM-rgraM,
Prickly do Curled Pauley,
New Zealand do .Solid Celery,
Un( Whitr Okra, j Sage,
Early blood Tin nip Beet Itrd Clover ^eed,
do* yellonr do do While Marrowfat l'KAS
Ixmg blood do Early June do
Mangle Worttcl or | 41 Cbarlclan do
Early Scarcity do Suear do
Swelling Paranip, ! IPanopa prolific dwarf do
Ouernwy do < h?r ly Mohawk licana,
Orange t'arrot, ! do China dwaif do
i<ong Scarlet RADISH,: do white Kidney do
Short top do do do dwarf do
Shimon do Superior while pole do
Lonp Mack winter do J Variegated Cranberry do
White Tuinip do I.una do
l**rgv Cabbage Head Early Tuacarora Corn
LETTUCE ?io Sugar do
: llajjnom Uonum do | do Golden Sioux do
(a choice kind,)
ALSO.
Pamphlet* on tiartffeninff.
Calculated by tiie aubsrhber, to anawcr for Camden
and the adjacent country, near the tame latitude.
{CrTIte abore Seeda are warranted. Should any
one find them otherwise, after a fair trial, othem
mil |?c giren in their place. No*. 21.
LAlVHLAJtkO
For ?afe 61 thi? Ofliftt
HISTORY OF
South-Carolina.
DJ.DOWLING, 83 Broad-Street,
has commenced the re-publication
promised some time back, of Dr. Darin
! Kaxsay's HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
|
The Citizeus of the City and State,;
trill be trailed on previous to the issoe for
subsetiptioca. in order to place it with- j
iu the reach of all, it will be printed in
numbers of from 90 to 100 pages each 1
price 50 cents per number. The coat of
the 2 vols., in this manner will not exceed
^ - -:-l . 1 ?:ii
CO. 10 inosc WOO WIBU ill Mitrjr nm WW
furnished, bound in sheep, gilt and lettered,
at $3 per volume, of 600 pages more
or less. The first volume will be embellished
with a correct VIEW OF THE
CITY AND HARBOR OF CHARLES|
TON, Engraved expressly for this Work,
which will be drawn from the most favorsj
ble situation. The second volume will
{contain a MAP OF THE STATE OF
i SOUTH-OA ROLIN A.
! The Work will be printed on the finest
j quality of paper, in new and clear type,
, with stiched covers to each No. As (he
: expense will be considerable, a list of
t iOoO names is required to warrant the
; undertaking. The first specimen number
is expected to be ready about the 1st August,
and the whole will be completed
previous to 1st January, 1W7. It is hoped
in the incan time, and respectfully solicited,
that the citziens will patronize ibis
truly Southern Publication in preference
to the numerous Works of a foreign nature,
which annually receive their sopport,
and gcncraiiy contain animadversiona
on their institutions.
Should further encouragement warrant
!? the history will be continued up to
the present time, by a competent Editor.
As an instance uf the scarcity of this
Work, the Publisher would state that he
could find but one complete copy in the
City?this copy belonged to the Charleston
Library Society.
Persons being near any post ofiieo in
the State where there is no agent, by forwarding
a $0 bill, at our expense, or a
responsible City reference, will bare the
work regularly forwaided to them in Not.
by mail, the postage of which will scarcely
ever exceed 0 1-4 cents per No.
In addition to the Editors of the different
papers, the following persons are our
u Wft?iyi fev-M
James Smith, Charleston,
J. R. & W. Cunningham, Colombia,
A. Young, Camden,
John Ityan, Barnwell Dial.
P. O'Sulliran, Sumter Disu
Charleston, June 1-20?f
KjlOilSH
G.lttS EEMP ,
fflllK subscriber* are uow rt-criring iiap^lj ?
KngU?h Garden Scrd*. of the growth ot
which they can recommend wita great confidence
to their fr?cnda and coatomera, sa being fresh and
genuine. I
Among which are the following
Early Dutch Cabbage, Garden Crrv,
Late Dutch do ; Giant Aeparagreae,
Large Early York do ? Curled Pander,
u Segar lx?J do j While Solid Celery,
Large Drumhead, do f Large Globe Artichoke,
Mountain do Long Orange Carrot,
Grren Glared do Early Change llorn do
Early Carted Saroy, Sumner Boali Squash
Col wan or Col lard*, Crook Necked do
rird Scotch lule Red Cioter Seed.
Early Cauliflower, Long White Ochra,
lair do Short do
Early White Brocoli, Early June Pear,
Pttmla do Karl* Charlton do
Tier Dnnutow. do Early Garden Hot*par
Kartj Hpnn| Turnip* Errly Dwarf Marrowfat
Lilr Flat Uolcb da Large do
Larly do do Biwap * Dwarf Proline
Velbow MaUreo do do
Wiiiir Nod?4k do Dwarf Green Imperial
Aberdeen, ?r Scotch do Royal Dwarf Prolific do
Yellow 11 ou Uaj?m do I Early Speckled Deans
Large Handera bpiiubc ? "Mohawk do
Prcbley do do ! Dwarf Prolific, white do
.Vw Eel and do White Kidaey do
l?nj lllood tori, j Early Clima do
Early Turnip do j Ft or l?una Polo do
Yellow Sijgar do Ctueuce Pole do
Eogiiab inlow do Early Maana do
Preach 8apr do " Long rod do
MaaeSr Wurtrell, l^arfe Windsor do
Spelling Sugar I'artnip, Vireimi llaaunoay do
M Gurinary do Eart> While Ttaciiwa
L?eg Scarlet Had jab, Corn,
Scarlet Short top do. Fltat do
| Long Halmoud do So ear do
I Willi* Tumid da Red Ptinl.nn OniaAl
I Red do do Yellow d? do
Block Winter do Ba/tjr Cabbage Head
Car led I ndive, l^ltuco
Long Green Coeambrr, White Carkd do
lUrlj do do Ice do
UtlttfT or Vegetable llardj Tester do
Ojitrr Brum. Ditch do
Peppergtaaa, or Corlrd J Magnum K??oum do
Cr#ea, i While Muatard Seed
Fine Cantrlope Melon Urjr Tomaloea
Nutmeg do l^ndon Hag Leek
Green Citron dn Smooth Orange do
Fine Apple do Itrd Onion Seed,
Persian do | White do
Sea Gland Watermelon ! Brood l-rafS?gc
<*) enne Penper j Sweet Haul
Tomatoes Shaped do Thyme
Bell do Sweet Maiomm
I'arplc Hgg Plant do Lavender
Nasturtium Pot Mangold
; True Tart Rhnbarb Calni*
1 Th? aborr ealal??W of aced entnplrtra the **
' sortinent of arrd for (hi* climate, a general atock of
, which will alwajra be kept on band and anld at the'
i ua.ial pt'icea. YOUNG A M'KAIN
Dissolution of Copartnership.
The copartnership of Shannon and
M'Dotrnll wns dissolved by mutual con*
?ent on tho 1st in*l. They tender to the
public their grateful thank* for the favors
thrv hare received.
C. J. SHANNON.
W. D. M'DOW ALL. !
June 18-21-tf j
Two Houses to Rent*
ONE at Kirkwood, Ac. one in Logkotrn.
Enquire of A. YOUNG.
Jam* 1 l-20-tf 1
- . 4
f!mm~?Pmm^^am4???BSSBSSS35SEfmnn^*
Tailoring Establishment
THE subscriber grateful for the liberal
share of patronage received since his
commencement in the fall, hopes by clj&e
application and a readinesa to please all
who may call to merit a continuance of
the same. His work will be executed
| with neatness and despatch, and in the
most fashionable manner; his prices wilf
be moderate for cash or punctual cualoj
mers.
Wanted one or two boys from 14 t? 16
; years of age, as apprentices to the business.
J. L. BRASINGTON.
M 1. CM n
mnrtu wo - i
TO TAXL02.S. !
Having beenauthoriscd to sell and leach !
the Tailors
MASTER PIECE,
being the complete guide for instruction1
: in the whole art of measuring and cutting!
1 according to the variety of fashion and;
, form with Plates Illustrative of the same,'
' by Scott & Perkins, (successors to A. F.j
' Saguezs.) reporters of fashions and tea-j
; chers of cutting garments at New York j
The above system can bo had with all the'
necessary articles belonging thereto if,
application bo mode to the subscriber. .
J. L. B. I
Important to Planters. j
The subscriccrs are now engaged is the
manufactory of
NEGRO SHOES.
of a quality Jar superior to any that hate
been hitherto offered in this market, and as'
it is their determination to torn out none but
those that will bear inspection, it will be to the
interest of planters to ciamioetbe same.
- Tbey propose farther to make any number
! of pairs less than 10,000, particularly to mea*
> sure, and accordance to the sample now ready,
if the same arc left previous to the 1st Ju
ly next.
j As finished the} will be separately pack-'
j cd and marked deliverable on the 1st Oct.?
' In a tcord they shall be satisfactory.
J. BISHOP & CO.
j Jnne 11-20
(J AKFtiii i Kit S
| Flnid Ej tract >mr*apariiia.
Extract Bachu, Extract Jalap, Extractt Bo-|
Arnat, Syrup Liverwort, Butkr* MagnesUti!
leper rent, Balm of Columbia, Hunter's Corn;
'Plaster, lljgean Pills, Imoenal Hair Dye,<
Beaching Liquid, to rcmovo iron moulds aad j
\ ink spots from linen. Dewing's Cement, for.
mending broken glass , china, dee.: Jrwin's
I Water Proof Varntsb. ALSO?Sal .Eratus, j
Isinglass, Gum Arabic, Gam Scneg-I, Arrow i
Root, Citron, Jujube Paste, Tolu Lozenges,!
Soda do. Liquorice and Opium do. Pepper-'
mint do. Rhubarb do. Metal Bronzes, and a'
variety of Surgical Instruments, just received
and for sale by ,
YOUNG &, M'KAIN.
March 12, 1836.
" NOTICE
THE subscriber begs learc to return bis.
, grateful thanks to his friends, customers, and
ihc public generally, lor the rery liberal encouragement
hitherto a Horded him, and soli.
cifs a continuance of former favors. Be re-'
quest to inform the public generally, thai be,
bason band a large assortment of Groceries
consist tng of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
RICE, MOLASSES;
And opu&rds of
5,000 lbs. Kentucky and North Carolina
BACON.
ALSO.?Hating bought the entire stock
of CORDIALS belonging to Mr. James D.
Lemierc, ouh his apparatus for making the
same intends to pursue the same line of business
as practised by him.
He has also on hand
Old Port Cogmac Brandy
Claret in bottles ) West India Rum,
or on draft, (Jamaica do.
Pale Sherry Wine Scotch whiskey,
Malaga do Old Moooogahela do
Jioilaod Gio.
All unquestionably or tho first quality, all!
1 of which ho trill sell as low as the articles can
I be aOorded at. JAMES M EWEiY
i June II?30?g.
j NOTICE.
IN order to settle the a flairs of CARPENTER
A BONNKY, it becomes necessary
that all debts due tlictn on or before the
i 1st of January last should bo closed forthwith.
Those interested, ilia presumed,
will come forward without further notice
and comply with the aborc request.
E. W. BONNEY.
June 4-19-tf
3 0 CT & GSC3 BT02R3.
f I UIE subscriber has now received a fresh
X and general assortment of
L?dic? and tacntlemen* Boot*'
and .>h? *.
| of tho latest and roost fashionable style, which
were selected with much care by himself?
which he believes will giro general eatisfac*
lion to those who will lavor him with their
custom. His stock comprises crcry description
of Ladies and Gentlemen, and Childrens(
Boots and Shoes, generally found in a regular
shoe store. The Ladies and Gentlemen of
Camd?n arc respectfully invited to call and.1
examine for themselves.
ALSO?On hand a general assortment of
TTNH SZLH SATS,
Which will be sold on the must reasonable
terms.
W. B. DANIELS. t
February 97.?f>?f.
? ' ; ?
II9 ^IBJI
a? spas ex a a
* W* ?v'?S%
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
D^JgTjRS* VEGETABLE MEDiCI**
STOMACHiCJEET BEPATM?*, to*
My clym^y,.. ^.aa, rfywrf
uroz.fRA/e Wjy* principles, tn umtml|? acknowledged
fiPTfore totally eclipsed the pretensions
of every other remedy, mod mpncMAl
necessity of ererj other, mode cT truaatpL
wherever the shore disease are found to exist
is well ss in tho enlargement of the SpUtu and
in Jirwci/ie#
Among the avmploma of Dysprpaia and livercomplaints,
are Flatulency, aouroeaa or bmrniafjfe
the stomach melancholy imUibiKty, disagreeable
taste in the mialh; great irregularity of appetite. which
is sometimes voracious, and at' otber times
greatly deficient, thirst, fetid heath,
weakness of the stomach, acid eructations, palpitation,
drowsiness, irregularity of the bowels, pressure
on tho stomach after meals, pain in the head,
dizziness or vertigo; coo fusion of mind, attended
with loos of memory, a gnawing to the atnraach
when empty, dullness, afiecticn of sight and hearing
pain and weakness in the back, Jangonr, disturbed
sleep, cold feet and bands, 'tremor, uceastness
in the throat, chough pain in the aide or
breast, &c.' v
These mederinea hare been found eo effectual id
removing tbe complaints for which they are re com
mended, that physicians frequently having exkaosted
all their skill, to little or noparpoaCDR
PETES
^Aati Billions Pills.
a im.k piu* mo cuuivij w vc^vwihv
matter, and when taken according to the direction* j
which accon pany then, are highly beneficial in
the cure and prevention of all Bilious complaints
They aot especially capon the Irrer, when in a
torpid condition, carrying off a large quantity cf
bile, through the influence of the excetnesti tn?
lion, which it suffered to remain in the system,
would prcdoce either Janndice, Liver Complaint,
Billions Fever Fever and Ague, or some, other
grievous bodily affliction, in all cases of torpor of
the bowels, they act lib e a. charm.
Aa an anti dyspeptic and dinner pill they are is
saleable. Many persons who were subject to via
lent altacks of atok bcadacbe have been perfectly,
oared in a few weeks by their use. Those who an
subject to that distressing complaint, sea-sickness
by taking a portion or two of them a few days previous
lo embarking on board the veine!, will be almost
certain to escape it. Females can was them
at all periods, without incurri ng atji risk. Persons *
going to ?ea or to a southern climate, should by all
means take some of these pills with them.; Their
virtues will remain unimpaired fer yeatsinrany climate.
No family should be without these pills, a
portion of them, taken occasionally, would be the
means of preventing mneh suffering from sickness
It is from neglect otkeeping op s regular peristome
action of the stomach and bowels, thus suffering to
h* ?*?i mmji ik. LL^I; ? ?
vw ?UWU1 MW HMMKMU WMII UPt ?IWNt HWWW
lated Hindu, that tno*l dimn ?if afodpwi Dr
P. M* confident that eo person woo ?itM these
puis a (ait trial, trill em after frel vfllof lo^?
without tbeo.
They contain no particle of MercoTj, or any ingredient
that does not act in harmony with health
and oppose disease.
Dr. P. wishes it particularly- understood that
those oitls possess beneficial qualities irdependent
of ibeir purgative effects; they are both tonic and
dcubstruent, acting a poo the sceret-oj and exbal*
ent foncboos; thus strengthening the pattest,
while they remore obstruction* Medicines wl&eh
possess no other, excepting cathartic qualities, debilitate
the patient, pnd their repeated ess lays that
fbondatioa of a long catalogue of Chronic diseases.
Dr. P. baring been cd orated under the ana.
eminent American and European medical profts or*,
and practiced his profrsnoo jean is Urn
South where diseases of the most obstinate character
ptrratl. considers himself trail qualified fa
jadfcon the nature at dim asm incident to warm
frepsrrd and told by Joseph Priestly Nm, M
U it Jus Imitation Cor the ears of oWiaMi db
?*?, by mean* o! vegetable r*n*dirs, No. VB
Liberty street. Sevr York, inventor sad sole pro*
j riter Each buz contains 40 pilb. price Sft-reftfe.
The shove ealoable Medieines may be otarined
at the Dray Store ol YOUNG 4 M KAIN.
Camden, May 7, LB36.
NOTICE/
The subscriber with a view of elorinf the
Books of D. 6l J. Clark; also the Books
of J. G. Ciark, respectfully informs those
indebted on either of tbe oborc, that the
books trill be foond at the store formerly
occupied by Mr. Lcmtare, that Mr. A. G.
Wiliic is authorised to settle tbe same to
mv absence, by note or otherwise, or they
or ill be placed in the event of drfauh to
comply, in tbe hands of a gentleman of
(he bar for collection, as the books most
be closed. J 6 CLARK
Jane 18?21?tf
New Copartnership.
THE undersigned baring on (he 1st fast
associated themselves in the mercantile
business, under the firtn of Shannon,
M*(5cc & Co. respectfully solicit from the
community and particularly the former
customers of Shannon & M'DowtU, a
continuance of the liberal patronage extended
to that firm, and which U will. be
their endearor to merit. Their stock of
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE.
& Groceries,
i 1?. __J ? :? ..J ?til kit ^Unn.
is bcicCI ?n?l Ciidunt, IIIU hiii ?"f"
aed of on liberal terra*.
C. J. SHANNON,
II. T. MT.EE.
W. D. M'DOWALL.
Juno ltv-21-tf.
The business cf the late firm of Shan
non & M'Dowall will be settled by the
subscribers.
.SHANNON. M'GEE & CO.
LOST.
A Fifty Dollar Bill, tire finder will be li
berally rewarded by letting it at the
store of H. LEVY.
June ll-2(Mf