The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, October 10, 1854, Image 4

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BpV . n ' -For ihe Camden Journqj,. " jp;SUPPL3GA TIQN- OF T^CEl SIGHTLESS* ;B V / " .: Sv ^ffni <ir ^ ni'gU1 receive my sight"?Mark x. 51 I J^^BkNot for tbo.gamitare of earth and sky, : 0 ;$[ot for the rain bow's beauty to the eye, H,y Kot for ihe glory of the jewel'd night, Nor sunshine's pomp of^jtorple aud of gold, H?*?;: Nor 'sunrise, sunset, nor the twilight gray, i W> Not f<y all these, to thee, for sight, I pray, R'jC These are but dim, to that, I would behold. jy . The earth, with varied charm olfbill and dale, tt-'-.'-t In floral wealth of every kiiKl and.hue, Wfi?' ^ll9 'an4SCftPe eT0r charming, ever new, H '-The snowdo'ppfe mountain and the grassy vale, BR'' Tbe ocean teqmgtrtost, tlie placid lake, Nature, thdtm lovely 1 but, that I might see, K&L V Thy loveliness, evokes no prayer from rae, nobler view mine unseal'd-oyes would take. ? |j: Then, all that nature, all that art can give, ? ' Art, with her ornate hues and chisel'd forms, , On cauvass or on marble, art, that warms ; The soul of genius, that, to'Time did give oupxiuui HUU null, uviu uni^nv The eye of tas ge, aud to tho instructed mind, ;v ' Doth raipis^er.e'njoy rnent, pure refin'd, Not for all thJ^&dtiord, I pray for sight! i$for yet,-for, tho sweet facqs of dear friends, ""-v. The JjKUp^ng eye, the ever-varying light -Of feeling, (as the sunboaru to the sight,) -Not, for all iHOse, ray soul its longing sends, Unto the Lord of life and light and lovo, ?. r? * . No,- not for aught beneath God's holy Heaven, -q . Hath e'er ray heart one aspiration given, ' q] ^f.!?bat He would from mine eyes tho scales remove* ^But, that they might be open'd to the sight OfGod in glory, of my Savior there, Shining in more than rainbow beauty," rare, Shining away all darkness and all ni^, ^Shinino- on me. till mv benkrhtod lot! >%SVwe but remember'd, that my praises might, Rv' ''-^PpSnKm tBe blessed,clime, where, night is not, I; -* Exceed all others, for the gift of sight. . Written at the request of a blind man. I ' fgrintlfurnl. See<l Wheat audjlS Preparations. is Ktf iniportaut^uljject and deserves MB^KTjirwt'oarefill attention' of every fanner..? H&Tlte choice of wbfcat for seed, has long been BPjgsid-bred of" great moment in promoting the j yield no rent; while a judicious choice rent and profit. This is often W~ ^^Sfkikr^Jpon .whatever variety the farmer's e- dill,'he ought to select the best p!-- sample ofit that he can meet with. I would ^v- ^as 8oon use an inferior ram to tny flock, or an K-' inferior bull to my herd, as sow ay infeiior g^ga'n'be ?t from whatever well known stopk. ^^^Kike is said to produce like." Be this as it the probability is that good grain will ^ jjirodace gooid-grain, and good crops of it too. $v. The varieties of what are now so very numcroue, that much difficulty arises in making a B^ proper choice. Varieties suited to every soil | Hp*: , aqd-climate, are now generally grown through ^l-joutihft kingdom; and the facilities of railway P^lrnnsit are so great, that every farmer may, ? with ordinary l^ire, suitably supply himself, provided he is.acquainted with the nature and j hftWlsof. the.;^?gise variety ho wishes to obi tain; the soil arfajSitnate he can readily ascertain, bat not so the grain?the same varieties v fceing aoljl/ under different names in their ref spective districts. To obviate this, he ought to W make periodical exchanges with fanners, who &V.^ arefwelPkno'wnto him, and occupying other 3 . soils, and other climates, (for climates differ ac' *' A - ? ? -??J /.< flif/inmclnn/ine \ jF: COrdlDg lO-eievauon ami uiiici lid cuuioi(4iav?9}y | of tfioso varieties he finds it to his interest most K ' to cultivate;-he-can thus keep to his profitable v variety. As a general rule, the exchange ho from a cold, to a more filial cli? from a chalky^ soil to a loamy soil ? K y frfl^ soil to all or any other soi's? |?"" from clay to sand, and vice versa. In the majonty of cases, a changS is good on evgfysoil, and under every variety of climate. 1 have V derived benefit Trorn changes of seed brought |r . from a consid^ble^istance on every side, to f the extent offiundreds of miles/but it was from Srjy^seed on which I could depend..' IV^r favorite E&^febfinge is from a cold chalky district to a mild j rfc' The principal consideration with every far - mer,"should be fully to ascertain the adaptation. *: of his farrirttfjgrow the two fundamental vari. 'etierof'wheat?red wheat and white wheat? for which i t . is bost adapted?or, if it wilt adf\: vantageously produce both under a judicious f-ji. romiop; irtiito v> 111 aitci nautJj j groVgood irpj^oHne quality of both varieEties; bat on the;other .hand, very few farms will produce good and profitable crops of white whlat in long ' successionpSts liability to der ' gene%te and mildew is much greater than in .' theffired 'vari c ty. The" red wheat is in everyTrespect more hardy, and much more to be dopended upon, on the average of spile; hence its E^a^Kire extended cultivation. It whlfbc general SjPy fountj^itlvaiitageous on most farms, to dejW^iate occasionally from any practice, however af-j^ell it may'appenr to answer. No one knows wk reached the'ntmost hounds of pre^ ?* ^IPliTfn ntkouf utlll ^n/tQcinnn 11 vc TjEggEBIOHryreuw ^...w "' ' produce a flfst-ratc crop, on'lands unsuiteti to I its growth, and as it varies somewhat in its character from red, it forms a desirabkjjhaiige jjjjLiulhe rotation. - In my own practice, Itisually the most prolific varieties of red wheat ^jig' proved them more profitable; but I find such as I now nam.to fee both good fbr&V own profit*and tbtsraoriit grow jjft' upon. I think if the soils are suitable, white >; wheat should be grown in the proportion of t^vo crops of red to one of white. > I > 7, Another consideration should Jjo, to suit the variety to be sown, to the condition.and fertility of the soil. A rich soil should be sown. | with a short strawed variety?a poor soil with a free growing long strawed sort."The seasons Jjpr so wing gooDiu agiim uwiuo .? . ty. White wheat should not be sown late In j&klfce-season, or On veVf.firlh. soil8. Jhe red - wheat is better adapted for date seasons and- , rieh soils. The atrt* of ths red-wheat taken & Bp more silica or flinty nature than (he white jBriitey' hence that brightness oo the straw of fc red wheat. This, of itself, is the great cause ytfits comphw*^ aafetffiom that .destrijctiire that hlfteh fun^s plant^so | designed for 'the ' -i. '"^1 % re . ?fe?flKiXftO^ % m mum Jf *"? . *V,' Ti ' >" ^lopraent;. jfi' '*yp|? .'jfe *- .. K j Having thus 6jjortiy giv^|&me gelierftl ont- j lines, with a view 6f direcnlK&'proper choice $f wheat for seed, I will noi^ftfer a remark or two upon its preparation for sowing. It has become.a s?fed:4>uviction in my own mind, that in went is mainly derlVahle from the smdtty particles sown along with. the. grain, , and by: which it becomes tainted or impregnated." It is also derived from or propagated by smut deposited in the soil from-any previous crop, such as blocks in oats, &c. I have proof of this taint causing smut in more cases than one. The great-thing, then, is to destroy the I power or influence of this smtrtty dust. If this can be done without injur)' to the grain, ail the better. Much loss has often ensued from the incautious use of arsenic (white mercury) and sulphate of copper, (blue vitrol.) The more simple the remedy, if effectual,.the more desirable, and the greater the necessity for its adoption. Frequent washing in clear running streams of waferv is effectual; strong dressing with hot lime is effectual. These are simple appliances. Swimming in a brine tnado of sal t and water, has the two fold effect and advantage, of destroying'the smut, and floating off all impur'ties, seeds of weeds, &c. There arc innumerable specifics put forth for dressing seed w heat, many of which, no doubt, are good and proper; and where any one of them has been adopted and practiced with de cided success,jit would be bad policy to discontinue its use. My own practice is very simple, safe, and easily effected. In the even ing prior 10 me next nay s arming, as mucii wheat as is require'], is shot into 'a heap and .well damped with water; it is left for a few ;mhiutes to imbibe the water, and then freely Jfml profusely dusted over with quick lime? such dusting continued as it is repeatedly turned ovfer. The heap is then rounded up, and left till morning, when it is put in sacks ready for drilling. Should the day prove unfavorable, the heap is spread thinly over the floor and in this state it will keep for any indefinite period. I presume it is quite superfluous-ito intimate that all seed corn should be fre^from weeds; a good and cleanly farmer would most thoroughly repudiate the idea of sowing seeds of weeds. I, however, beg more attention to this point. Never make use of seed wheat containing other seeds. It is suid that weeds prevalent in one district will not grow in another; don't try it. I know that the pernicious weed called "Goldings," or "Gules," has been thus introduced into a district where, till lately, it was unknown. Weeds will become habituated to any soil; therefore avoid them as you would a pestilence. If, by some unforeseen or accidental cause, a farmer le induced to make choice of a sample of .wheat containing seeds, he should use every means to clean it- Tills innv 7?r? nrpltv mvirlv pfihoted hv win. | .V* ....V .M,V ? t .?.V ,/ J novving or reeing, or by the use of a ti.iunel screen, or finally by swimming in strong briny mixture. ? Mark Lane Express. FULLER'S HAT STORE. a THIS new ami handsome EMPORIUM!"?! OF FASHION, situated a few doors soutliJ^*" ot Air. A. Al. Hunt's United States Hotel, and near the corner of Bridge and Richardson streets; is now complete. Air. F. having had seven years'experience in the hatting business in Columbia, deems it unnecessary to say more than that he will l ave on bind at all times a most thorough aud completely resorted stock of everything necessarily pertaiuing to a First-Class Hat and Cap Establishment. All of which he proposes to sell for CASH, or on short time, as cheap as can be .(sought in the United States. Sizes registered for customers. Hnts shaped to fit the bend. Abo, REPAIRING at short notice. P. W. FULLER, Alanufacturing Hatter, 238 Richardson street, Columbia, S. C. Aug. 29, 35 4m. ^kDOW SHADES, ~ CURTAIN WVW1IS, lUAIKASnJLS AND PAPER HANGINGS, At Great Bargains. rpiIE subscriber has in store, of his own monufac* X turo and importation, on enormous stock of WIN DOW, SHADES, GILT CORNICES, PAPER IIANG INGS, MATRASSES, SATIN DELAINES, DAM ASKS, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, TAS SELS, Ac. All of which aro offered at prices that aro appreciated by all close buyers and economical housekeepers. H. W. KINSMAN, 177 King-st. Charleston, S. C. April 3. 14 ly CAMDEN HOTEL js now open for the accommodation of the Trav> cling Public. IT is an excellent aDd commodious buildiug, new and well fitted up, and lately put ina state ofcomplete rnl? i | repair, a/no nuuuu ?iu iai^u. uyvu ??v> mij , ?m....... ' ily parlors well furnished. The Table will be supplied i with every thing which an excellent country market will afford, and attended by the best servants. | The Bar will be supplied with the choicest Wines and Liquors. TIIE STABLES Are well fitted up, attended by careful and experienced Ostlers, and well supplied with Provender. ALSO Lots prepared for the accommodation of Drovers, with excellent water conveniences. There will at all times bo an Omnibus in attendance ( to convey passengers to and from the Depot. W. M. WATSON. Camden, May 30, 1S54. 22 EOCKING and Sitting CHAIRS, for sale at < BONNEY'S. - Baker's Broma. A SUPPLY fresh from the Manufacturers, received J\. to-day by" T. J. WORKMAN A CO. Aug. 29, , _ 25 Full Mediclucs. SUCH as Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Osgood's Indian Cholagotrue, Jayno's Ague Pills, Dr. Turner's Fc- ( ver and Ague L^Llls, and Sulphate Quinine may always bo found at. Z. J. DkHAY'S. Aug 29 af ? 36 ' | J list Received. AFRESH supply of Spices, Ac.. consisting in part yol Allspice, Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Mace Gjnger, White, Black and Long Pepper, Sumerie White ancffBrown Mustard Seed, Ac. Ac. , |Aog. 29?35 T. J.WORKMAN A CO. 1 Domestic Goods. "OIEACjffeD and-Brown Shirtipga and Sheetings, -D Plaids and Stripes, for -servanta, Cotton Cassi- I mei-cs, Denims and Checks, Bed Tick. Ac. For sale r y^-r' - A. M. A. R. KENKDDY. ] Abbott's Bitters. a Healthf Restorative,.a superior Medicine whore a yorxflatproacUio is rp^sire^,: Paspafred by Smith A Abbott, Boston, and for'salo by ^ J. DeHAY. f Aug.;)?.-. 35 * "?? J" Mi" , . Notl?e.W ~~~~ THE Subscriber still conWHVSB td%ct aa A'pent'for parties doing business in qlfiier of the Banks in ' * Camden, and hopes bystrict-idjjwion to Jha, same to V merit a c?t$nuance of the. patronage heretofore en- C trusted toiim. : MAtftfKSON,% Aug. 39, 1854. 'J 35?ljr ; ? 7 Wine BoWW^ ~ h j A FEW Gross French Wine Bottles in crater or bjr G ZX the dozen, tOsnit purchasers, Glass JarsAjrPrevJ ? >ervod|- for sale at Z. DeH AY'S. Aug:# 35 i. 'J*/ PRgPF" "" % ^ * - / .* ? * " ..^.v.-r-1---*- *- ... ? v-.v5| EED and white Flappob^Xinseys, Ticks, Sheetings, ' : all widths, Bed Mid Cnb Blankets, Long Oloths, orown and bleached'Shirtings, &?" For sale low, by -^Sept 27. A.- M. & R. KENNEDY. w ax cues ana aeweiry. Gold Hunting Watches, plain and engraved case?; Silvgr Levers; Geneva Watches; Gold tku'^aChains, Seals, and Keys} Ribbon Buckles; Guard Chains, Keys aud Vest Chains. Thimbles, Gold, and Silver; Spectacles, Gold, Silver and Steel, with plain and colored (flasses. A notf and beautiful assortment of Brooches, Chate-? laine Pins; Earrings and Rings, of tho latest styles.? Just received from New York aud Philadelphia. April 3, A:vYOUNG. OUR FRIENDS^AND THE PUBLIC ARE respectfully informed that fthey will find at the old stand of Workman <fc Boone, a large., and well assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Trunks, Yalices and Carpet Bags, which we will sell as low as can be bought in this market. April 25. WORKMAN & CO. I EATHER and Shoe-Findings.?A 1 large assortment of Leather ar.d Shoe-Findings. For sale low by WORKMAN & CO. CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES !! LEONARD CHAPIN, MANUFACTURER, and Dealer in CARRIAGES and HARNESS^'of every description, Noa. 124 ing st and 83 Wentworth-st. next to the old stand of Gilberts & Chapin, Charleston, S. C. Feb. 1. * 5 tf ?S?"W. R. Hunter may be found at the above Re pository, and take this method to assure liis friends that all orders entrusted to him will bo attended to with promptness and strict fidelity. BRICKS FOR SALE. THE subscriber has on hand a largejxpiantfty of GOOD BRICK, which may be had on application January 23. J. F. SUTHERLAND. Wool, Wool. WILL be purcliased either in the Burr or clean, by W. ANDERSON. Aug. 23 34 tf. CAMDEN BAZAAR. WE would respectfully inform our friends ,jn the town and country that wo have received our stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, embracing a larger variety than we have ever before offered them, consisting in part of? DRY-GOODS?Calicoes, Muslins, Ginghams, Barege, Robes, Mantillas, Jaconet, Swiss, Checked and Dotted Muslins, "White and Figured, with every, other description of goods for ladies' dresses, all of the newest styles. -A Bonnets, of all descriptions Ribbons, plain and figured, suitable for the season and of the most fashionable stylo Veils. Needle-worked Chemisettss, Collars, Under sleeves, Mantillas, Gloves, <tc. &c. Hosiery in every variety, for ladies and gentlemen Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, such as Goats, "Vests, Pants, Shirts, Cravats, &c Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, &c. -.<? .?'ALSO. A great variety of articles in the Saddlery line. Umbrellas, Parasols, Buggy Umbrellas, Ac. An assortment of Crockery and Glassware, Hardware and Cutlerv Our ctock of GROCERIES-and PROVISIONS is large and completo. (^SELLING AT CHARLESTON PRICES. Thanking the public for past favors, they promise to uso every ideavor to merit continued confidence and favor. . M. DRUCKER & CO. May 11. > 19 tf Sperm and 'Adamantine Caudles. i A BOXESTSperm Candles, 4's A 6's. ?U 10 " Adamantine " " For sale by J. A. SCIIROCK. CLARKSON & MEY, FACTORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. CENTRAL WHARF. RonT. h. clakksox, ) CHARLESTON, S. O. FLORIAX C. MEY, ) Juno 72. 24 tf KUCK <fc LUCAS, DEALERS IX Foreign and Domestic Hardware. nit lrinn street tnenr the Merchant's Ilotel,) I A* I/. ~ ? O, x ? CHARLESTON, S. C. RESPECTFULLY invito the attention of Planters and others to their entire new and complete stock embracing every article in their line. All orders promptly attended to. A. KUCK, <T. J. LUCAS, March 1, 10 tf. -<r Frcsli Green Teas, FROM the celebrated house of Jenkins k Co., Philadelphia, and warranted. For sale by 1 pr.il3 A .) L. A; -AUSTIN. .i ??r To Rent. MY Dwelling House in tho lower part of bamden is for rent or salo on reasonable terms. ' Aug. 22. 12. W. BOX HEY. Just Received. /"N v.WTR fine kid too'd Button Gaiters " Bl'k and Drab Congress Do. t " " Calf Oxford Ties f" " Patent Leather Do. " finest Pump and stitched Boots ALSO, ^Ladies fine Bl'k tipped Gaiters " English and French kid Slips and Ties " Kid, Goat and Mo. Boots and Buskins Miss, and Childs. Kid and Mo. Boots, Slips and Ankle Ties, by 'ii. "WORKMAN & CO. Aug 15 ft- 3g INSURANCE. TnE Columbia, S. C. INSURANCE COMPANY having.re-established its Agency for Camden and vicinity, the undersigned arc now prepared to issue Policies on as favorable terms as any other responsible Company. v'i A. M. <fe R. KENNEDY, Agents. Camden, Aug. 1. 31 tf BANK AGENCY!!! THE subscriber continues to act-as agent in both of the Banks of Camden. E. W. BONNEY. July 11, 28 5g. Ifogj Dry-Goods, Groceries, Crockery &c, "T^HE subscriber continues to keep on hand acornI ooonrhnant. nT Domestic Dry Goods. Groer ies, Crockery, &a, which he will sell very low for cabit. Ris stock of Groceries consists, in part, of SDgar} Coffee, Suit, Cheese, Ac. Eurchasers would do well to give him a call. Jan. 2. J. CHARLESWORTH. pi ABDEN Hand Ploughs, Harrows, Hoes, Rake OT and Trowels, just received at the "old comer," jy E. W. BONNEY. Feb. 14, 1854. 1 tC CORN-SHELL EKS, self-sharpening Feed Cutters, (a new article,) also, Patent Cylinder and Thernometer Churns ileat Cutters and Sausage Stuffers. \lao, Hand Plows and Harrows for garden use. For ale at the " Old Corner" by E. W. BONNEY. ~~ BANK- AGENT. ' rHE subscriber will act as Agent for persons drawing money from either of "the Banks in Camden. Autrl4<y?1? J. DUNLAP. * ! " . 1 To Painters. TSfeE.S&fewriber 1ms now on hand a largo and select |p.: yrrM^ jfPnre White Load, Zinc White, Linseed ^ft-Spts. Turpentine (a Home production) Chroma T';'40- ./.ALSO, ' ? A fine lot of American and French window Glass, * a 8ize*'from 8 M10 to 18 X 24; Putty in bladders, Humeral Knifes, Paint Brushes, and Sash Tools, which riU'jbe dUpdjssd of6n tiio most reasonable terms. # . Z.^DBHAY. B Aug. 29. , ( /SLgr / . -. ? v * - &;V >f ' V *xFk.: . -r-.'-'-rrgL. ' .i-v;. ~p. . .. H ? . ... n_ > "M rgri:at soi'tiieex remedy. JACOB'S CORDIAL? FOB ALL BOWEL DISEASES, CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS, DYSENTERY, BILIOUS OIIOLIC, DI.VRRIKEA, CHOLERAINFANTUJ Also, admirably adopted to man y diseases of Females most especially to painful menstruation. The Virtues of JacoVs Cordial are too well known to rt quire Encomiums. 1st. It cures the -worst cases of Dinrrliccn. 2d, 1 - 'I - .?.?* &/1 Tf. ntira cures uie wuicu .u.?,a */. California or Mexican Diarrhoea. 4th. It relieves th severest Colic. 5th. It cures Cholera Morbus. 6tl It cures Cholera Infantum. 7th. It cures Painfc Menstruation. 8th. It relieves Pain In Back an Loins. 9th. It counteracts Keryhusness and D( spondency. 10th. It restores Irregularities, lltl It dispels gloomy and hysterical Feelings. 12th. It an admirable Tonic. A few short Jfrfaacts from Letters, Testimonials, tfrc. " I have uwS-Jacob's Cordial in my family, an have found it-aithost efficient, and in my judgment, valuable remedy." Hon.'HiaAMWAn.NEit, Judge of Supreme Court, Ga."It gives me pleasure iu being able to recommen Jacob's Cordial?my own personal experience,. an the experience of my neighbors and friends aroun me, is a sufficient guarantee for me to believe it to I all that it purports to b^yiz. a sovereign remedy." y.' Wsi, II. Underwood. Formerly Judge of Supreme Court, Cherokee Ct. " I take great pleasure in recommending this ii valuable medicine to all afflicted with bowel disease for which I believe it to be a sovereign remedy?d cidedly superior to any thing else ever tried by me A. A. Gaulding, Deputy G. M.f of * the Grand Lodge of Georgia. "I have used'Jacob's Cordial'in my family, an this, with all I hear about it as a remedy by thoi who have tried it, induces me to believe that it stani at the head of every preparation of the kind, and would recommend its use in the disease for which it compounded." Miles G. Dobbins, Cashier of the Bank of the State of Georgia, Griffin. " If there is is any credibility in human testimW 'Jacob's Cordial' must stand pre-eminent above a other preparations for the cure of Bowel Diseases From the mass of testimony in its favor from comin in from all quarters, it must be very fnr in advanc as a curative agent, of most if not all other ' paten preparations." A. Fleming, Cashier Marine <fc Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin. " This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrit as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russii and gaining commendation wherever used." Georgia Jeffersonian, May \0tli, 1853. For sale by T. J. Workman <fc Co., Camden ; J. I Kennedy <fc Co., Itidgeway; T. A. Dargan, Darling ton: W. T. Dargan Co., Sumtorville; P. H. M< Gascon, Columbia. Principal Detots. Haviland, IIabral A Risly, New York.., IIaviland, IIarral <fc Co., Charleston. , y J.-Wbigiit A Co., New Orleans. WM. W. BLISS A CO., Proprietors, Savannah, Ga. I Aug- Sty ?- 83 ]?_ ' GUYSOTT'S Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. ' [*b now put up in the largest sized bottles, and X acknowledged to be the best Sarsaparilla mad' as i9 certified by-t)?e- Wonderful Cur<s it has perforu ed, the original copies of wliich^re |n the possessic of the proprietor. Remeflaber/this is the only trc and original article. Sciofula, Syphilis, Mercurial Complaints, Cance Gangrene, Rheumatism, and a vast variety of oth< diseases are speedily and perfectly cured by the u: of this medicine. Read the following Certificate. T.\LLAross.\ Co., Ala., Jau. 2, 1852. Dear Sir :?1 send you this to certify to you tin "your Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla In performed one of the most wonderful cures on ir I .that has ever been effected on man. I have been afflicted for forty years with ernptioi ?n mv 1g<t8 and feet: in 1848 they got so bad that ?J - ~o ? # . ? had to go on crutches, and in 1841) I had one leg ar putatod above the knee. In about nine months alb my other leg broke ontiii barge eating and .runnir (feres from my knee to my foot, and discharged a grei deal of offensive matter. Sly groin also broke out i large biles, which discharged much offensive matte and at the enmc time my left hand broke out in larj running sores nearly to my elbow. Tiie misery that I have suffered for the last tw years I cannot describe to you. I was in such agon that I never rested day or night. In October lost my son brought me one of yot bottle wrappers; I read it, and found record of son wonderful cures performed by your "Extract of Yo low Dock and &irsaparil)a;" I sent and gdt tsvo bo ties of it, and commenced taking it. In two week to my great astonishment, my sores nil became easi and I could sleep all night, n thing I had not done fi two } enis. When I had taken six bottles, my sor< had nearly all healed. Myvsorcs got well as if b enchantment. I have uo?T beod in all eight bottles ( your " Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapa'rilla, and I now consider myself well. I entreat all of the afflicted to try this medieini for I believe it will cure any known disease in tli world.?Lnj aside all prejudice and just try it, an pioclaim its great worth to suffering mankind andei treat them to take it, for it will cure them. My case is v eil known in a large- portion of Sout Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, and if any shoul doubt the above cure, I invite them to call on m< and I will show them the scars. I can be found i Tallapoosa Co., Alabama, one mile from Stoe's Fern RENAJATI HUGHES. The Yellow Dock and -Sarsaparilla is peculiarl adapted for females of delicate health, resulting frot Jnegularity of menstrual discharges, and other dii eases peculiar to their sex.?he proprietor lias in hi possession a great number of certificates of cure performed of the above description. Wo assure tli nfflicted, that a bottle or two of Dr. Guysott's l?xtrn< of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla will at once rcgulat Aifficulties and reDew the natural energies. t?~Put up in quart bottles?Price Si per bottl SCOVIL & MEAD, 111 Chartres-st bet. ContinndSt. Louis. N.O. Sole Agents for the Southern Statee, to whom a orders and applications for agencies must be addressei Sold also by Z. J. DeIIay and T.J. Workman <fc C Camden ; Magil <t Heath; Lancaster; Winchester < Stitt, Monroe, N. C.; Fisher <? Heinztsd, Columbia Aug. 1, 32 ** v; - 8m READY-MADE CLOTHING?, HATS AND.OAP For sale by A. M <fc R. KENNEDTr?viz: Dress, Frock, and Businoss Coats^ests and Pai ?nirtr,na- Dross andii Under Shirts; DraVOrs; half Hos< Fancy Cravats; Washington Tics, &c. ' * '?"? V Boy's Clothing?Coats and Vests. Fashionable Fat Caps, &c j ( Sept. 27. AMEg WILSON having placetffi^*%ht^' an Books in my hands for collection, notic^Wnftreb given to all persons who may be indebted to him t make immediato payment. W. H. R. WORKMAN. * March 30 '* ' 15 ' . T. R. MURRAY, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, CAMDEUT, ?. C. jggTOrders from the country will receive prompts ention. March 14. ~ W. THURLOW CASTOHf,t Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity. CAMDEN, 8. C. Office on Broad-Street near the Court Honse. " n wnnKWAir. ~ Attorney at. law, and solicitor in EQUITY, Camden, S. C. Will atlendthe Courti jf Darlington and Sumter Districts. . Office in th< Jourt Houso. win. nr. SHANNON, T~ Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, CAMDJEjV, S. C. Has removed bis Office to that one door abov li*. Young's Book Store. Jan. 24. A. O. BASKIN, " \ TTORNEY A1WLAW AND SOLICITOR IN oL EQUITY^ Camden, S. C. Will practice in Kei haw and adjoining Districts. -Office in^ear of the JoUrt House. . ' ' May 18. . l.S * "* '' goring diseases. , ? iijmhi.sii Ai a Female Medicine they act like a chwm.'and wbenTalcoh i C! according to the direction?, they never foil to enrj the worst cases of Piles, after ail other remedies foil t Thejr pnrlfy tho blood. cqnalfte the circulation, restore the ClVer, Kidneyf, nud^otHer Ses cretory Organs, to a healthy tone and.action J e and as an Anti-Bilious Family Medicine ihey have no"c4g*Li I Price 25 cents per box. j . ;] ' ; moBs * A remedy for Caught, Olds, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Croup. WhoofrivffQk , Qntgh, Asthma, Consumption, Kerraus Ditto tes, Dyspepsia Cot-. < ? d Uvenett, Erysipelas, Dittate of the IDarL, Inflammation and PttSri ' a in the Chut, Back and Side, and all disease* arising from a deranged state of Vie Stomach) and to rdiere the distress and had feeling from eating too hearty food, in weak and dyspeptic habits. j WARRANTED TO BE PURELY VEGETABLE. j These Pills net as an Expectorant, Tonic, and Aperient. One " 25 cent box possesses three times more power to cum diseases d thsn a ono dollar bottlo of any of the Syrups. Balsams or SarsaiC porillas, that were ever made; and a simple trial of only one box will prove this important truth. They promote Expectoration, Loosen the Phlegm, sttd Clear the Lnngi and other Secretory Organs, of all morbid matter, and there 1s not anothst^npedy in the whole Mntaria Medica capable of 1* Impartingsneh' healing properties to the Lungs and Vital Orsans as thesSTHls. Thev Cure Costiveness, produce a good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the ? System. ^ Price 25 cents per box, containing 25 doses of Medicine. Coll on the Agents who sell tbe Pills, and get tlio Flanlerix Almanac OfAXU, giving foil particulars and certificates of cures. Both kin<U'of the above-named Pills arc for sole in d Every Town and Village in North and South 3e Carolina* is In Camden by T. J. W.orkxaV 4 .Co.. who also I keep a supply of Dr. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE is PILLS, and Dr. "HULL'S CELEBRATED PILLS, which stop the Chills and Fever the first day. July 26. 30 ly Y ]l Patent medicines, &c. _ A FRES1I SUPPLY, just received, among them jt\. are: ,f Hollow-ay's Ointment Cherry Pectoral t> Hollowny's Pills Ilnsting's Sjrup Naptha Hobensack's Worm Syrup Rodger's Syrup.-$f Liver Mextican Mustang Lini* ^ort and. Tar fljttd, Canment - chalagua y Pain Killer Daily's Magical Pain ExSeltzer Aperient 4-praetor V Barry's Tricopherous "Oflristie'g GalvaniOtBelts? Jayno's Medicines Necklaces, Bracelet* and ' Radway's Beady Relief Fluid V Oxygenated Bitters Brow's Ess. Jamaica Ginger 3 Georgia Sarsaparilla Murray's Flnid Magnesia Sands' Sarsaparilla Cod Liver Oil Townsend's Sarsaparilla Indian Hair Dye Dead Shot Bachelor's Hair Dye^ja Fahnestock's Yermifugo Depilatory Power ^ Wistar's Balsam Wild Cher-Magnetic Plaster ry ' For sale by L. 2EMP. Flavoring Estr^ctfl EOR Ices, Custards, Puddings, and all kinds of fcctionary. Pastry, ?Cc. Ac. Among them ar? Ya-. is -Jtulla; Lemon, Peach, Nutmeg, Bitter Almofid, Banning Ej >Pine Applc, Strawberry, Raspberry, Rose, Ginger, Cin ' i- riairion; rcc. Ac., all very superior and for sale by m " . F- L. ^EMP., le FRENCH Brandy and Madeira Wine of superior quality lor medicinal purposes. For sale by :r April 11. T. J. WORKMAN A CO. /^OODYEAR'S Patent India Rubber Dressing V_J Combs, Buffalo nnd Iloni Dressing Combs, .Ladies Curling Combs, ivory Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs. A fine assortment for sale by Feb. 14. ... T. J. WORKMAN & CO. is ,e Carter*s Spanish Mixture, 3g T)ULL'S, Sand's nnd Towusend's Sarsnpariila, Pep j JD sin, Allen's Compound, Colleton's Bitters; HolQ_ lowny's Pills and Ointment; Jew David's or:Hebrew nr Plaster: ilobcnsack's Liver Pills nnd Worm Syrupy 1(,' ilcLtmc's Vermifuge and Liver I'd!*,-together with nil the popular Fuiiiily",Mediemes, usually needed at : this season, may be found at r" April IS,?tf. . Z. J. DeIIAY'S. >c c?ils! Oils!! <Oils!!! ro ^piTF subscriber continues to keep constantly on X hand a full supply of Solar, Lard and Spjerjc OllsTot Lamps, Machinery, ,?e. ir ? A l?so, IC ; Castor Oils for family nnd plantation use; Olive oils j. for table and mechanical uses; Ncatsfo$?oil for hnrt. ness, and Cod Liver Oil for medicinagpise. All of g which will be sold as low as can consistently he afforded in this market Z. J. DeIIAY. Aug. 9 32 tf y Radtvay's Remedies. >f /CONSISTING of Radway's Ready Relief, Ready kJ Resolvent, Ready Regulators (Rills,) Medicated Soap'and Circassian Balm for the Hair. Justreccivs, ed at * Z. J. DeHAY'S. c Mai^eh 29 tf j! "y T Toilet Soaps. CONSISTING of Cleaver's Honey Soap, Old Brown Windsor, Taylor's Crystalliue Wash Balls, Mauged net and Coudray's Omnibus and Parisiennc Soaps, Savon's do Families, and many others too numerous to n mention, may always bo found at . Aug. 9- Z J. DeHAY'S. TTIPES WAS TED.?Wo will pay-fo Cash ? XX the bigliisl market price for green or dry Hides 3. ApnT.26. WORKMAN & CO. i8 MANTSTON HrtT-JSK. 8e CAMDEN, S.fc. :t QiTUATED. in a healthy and business part of the ;e IO town?where' comfort, cleanliness and attention, with a good tablehre combined. v , B- E. G, ROBINSON, jStarch Jv?ly. ^ Proprietcr. 11 -Wv-=*' New Groceries. 3 ' - * ??* I qpHE Subscriber is now receivings fresh supply of- 1 ?; X Family Groceries, Wines and liquors, consisting in part as follows: Crushed, powdered and coffee Sugars New Orleans, Muscovado aud clarified do. g Rio and Java ('offco W . Now Orleans, Porto Rico and Muscovado Molasses 1. Lovering best Sycup ^ Sperm, adm. and tallow Candles ? '$*[? 2 firkins super Goshet^ Butter S) Choice family Lard . . " .' j Fresh Salmon, in 1 and 2 cans ' -> SuporiorvFrencb and English Mustards ' d JWull assortment of Pickles, Preserves, Sauces and <r Ketchups 6 ) - Jjeat ilennessy Brandy ,Rwt, Madeira and Sherry Winea together with a variety of other articles too numerous . to mention)^! of which will be sold, a*'the lowest 1 market prices, and to which I invite the attention iff purchasers, as I am^teermined to sell cheap. s April 3. A. AUSTIN., Wine and Ifrandy. t i Pipe superfine Old Pale Brandy&i..; . , i " " Madeira Wine Joat received by J.i^WBHEOCK. Sept. 13: .37tf : r-? -x Constantly on HanA /;&& . | CEMENT, Calcined Piaster , of Paris, for purposes; Gypsum or Laud Planter, for tural purposes, and Stone Lime, all of good qualitysSd -J^ I" in quantities to suit purchasers:* 3 A very suporiorartickofWhito Lime for whitewash * j ing. ' ' O.L. CHATTEN. March 9.. 20 tf Juat Received. i A N assortment of Fisk's ilETALIC BURIAL OA- 'I J\. 8ES. There have, been late Improvements in | * this article. Can be seen at*"the subscriber's WareR6om. *' < *G. L. OHATTEN. 1CASE fresh Preserved PEACHES. Just received by ^ ft-r, ' ' L. A. AUSTIN. J 1QR. CASK very superior PORT WINE, for medi sj ce.1 purposes. For sale by ' April 8. ,. L. A. AUSTIN. ? * , ' fi .. . ' 1 ' ' > 3 '^Jili7ltfvjf3>i I'll jgsr-- - r~y B. E. B. WHEN tbeR. R. E. Theory was first declared to the worldlKBkeptical persona doubted its correctness, and looked with distrust on the ren edies it possessed. Others, however, struck wili the ongiDslity-of its view* and conceding taerit to the theory. Were induced to try if the remedies borne out in practice , what waa claimed for them in' theory. A third claas differing fqpro the others and perhaps more DUtnerooe, without -considering for a moment any was unfounded and convinced by reaU^^UHKiy Friend, have provedhy theij; own ex^eH^PStti||. fallibility of our medicines. Kot a day" pasM^S| we do not receive grateful testimonials of 'curea'effi%iii?l?ed by these Medicines *1 was seired with crami^ffi fjjd spasms last night sajB one, and: had it not beenffl gr Radway's Ready Reliif I should have died witffBB the pain. Anouier says, - my w%e wag Biowiysing-; lug with nn affection of the LunA'and my neighbors was suffering from Scrofula,?I" njWfl 8een\them.*botlr^ restored to healtj. by Railway's Renovating Resolvent,q-vJ*> A third says, ''Hadway's Regulata^aye cu/cd mJnHK of habitual costivem ss that was: tne'.wnrden. oLmv~ Sjjfi life." Such arfcMhe^cbarwffefiSfc.t^monials .We paily receive ? f th?R. R. R. Ramediesi;Radwat's Ready Relief, the^first^f tljc RrR. R^gswbp remedies, is the most quick and- eafe remedy.that ever yet been discovered for the instantrelief of al 1 ' ACUT%OR CHRONIC PAINS. It is* certain die enfectant ap^.win neutralize the most ywipnt-poisona- r" v of Maligna^ Epidemics. If the humajtveystem'i^-. seized withgne virulence of Cholera, $o>a)^??>x,~i$hjp Fever, Pneumonia, or other fatal poisons, ^dway'a;3^^HKL Ready Relief used in connection -with Rjjd^j^'e Reg-f^yqBI? K. ulntors, will'check the violence of the neutralize the infection, and will not only protect the system against.sudden death) but will restore,the body to health and strength. We'm'tfke thiai|?#ertion boldly, aud if any Physician or Chemist.dod^;th'?aBSu: great power which we claim'for our Rea3^R^KjW^Byt over malignant pains, let them examine it and fefet it it will bear the test.. V/usMfc-::' . RH EUITIAflrtSM. Pains stoppedin.afew Minutes*. The way's Beady Belief is applied to the, parts ^ffliejted with rheumatisms, whether it be arms, legs, feet or Ioihb alT, pain and anguish ceases. . ^ cnippleo foe tw aim yfa r8. ME Charles M. Johnston, Nashville, was crippled with a' chronic rheumatism for twenty, years. He purchased :froth'J.<ML Zimmerman one bottle of Ready.Belief, and onebox of Regulator!.- The Ready Reiief wo* applied as soon as it was obtained. .- .)* ' ' In TWENTY MINUTES he was free feofc ,ffe In TWENTY-FQUR HOURS lie eould etandalone,.. . . Afe?pUR DAYS be could walk alone. By the use of the Resolvent, Relief* wd'-Be&ila? tors, in one month lie wflj*'EKTIREEiY?WRED:. .' A LADY AGED 85, had been crippled" foryeart; could not raise her hand to he/head. One bot&e " of , 9| R. Bl^hef-removed all pain and stiffness; created 7 3SXBP new lnrT within her disabled body, restored eachJimb '-.sj ' and joint to a strong -vigoroue and healthy conditTd5."?^Bpp The lady is well known in Asbe^lleR'ff. "G. VV. Atkm, Esq., .ediaor of the Asheyil 1 e Jfews," jh fished the caA^nJbis paper on the 13th of Detobtt^gS ^^Iddkn yvmtks. -Champs akdSYasms. For all in-" j ierpnl difficulties, where thepntien. is sucfde'nly^ej,ze_d _ " ^ th Cramps, Spaw^-Diarrhoea, Cholera : one tcaspoonful of&fd way's Ready Relief' will'"HTr FIFTEEN MINUTES alloy the most distressing pain*;, '^Bk FEVER AMI) AGUE. Let those afflicted witEt^is' j||9Ejp distressing malady, fake Radw"ay?s Relief "ii^ffi|Slly, ^ V a tea spoonful every fifteen thipot'es threeC^rors' be- <; v fore the chills come on, and a dose.of Regulathr??Tery night; also, rub the spine of the back down with... r Ready Relief. It will entirely cure and prevent tSrM? bjfstem against Ague and Fever. ' r\ . In ca8e?,of Bnrn4*^slds, Bruises, Strains, Spraifipj^^P' ^ ache, R^wny's Ready Relief will remo^all pain T _ i _ - WfL RADWAt s Renovating Resolyxnt possesses oyer aljRJ^^K J Chronic diseases that have been lingering in tlr'e ay? v tern for ten, Jrrr^frty or forty 'years,' -Tlie sameC quick and powerful efficacy that the R. '- '-*'*& -~ (R. ReliefTebntrols over acnte maladies. R. R..REGULATORS. ' The third, of the" ERR. R. Remedies is the mosfccSRv pleasant andof thcliTer.bowels, tkinl*%ij8jj? . paDcrea snd kidneys in use. They are elcg'autly coated with gum, easy to take, and free from the many objectionnble arinoyanees at<.tending the takiufeJfifppMe.n:' Radwny's Regulators insure a regularand healthy action of the bowels'and .liver. No person, will Uar.^^^. troubled with custivenesp, indigestion, dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney difficnldeu^thflswill take RadwayVSH^Hjjk Regulator#^, L,- ' afc. R. R. Hwpedies nre sold by Druggists and Dealers ,;ft in medicines every whege. RADWAYlfc CO. 162 Fulton St. N, Y;V v^: J pgTSold in Camden by Z, J. DlHAY and T. J. WORKMAN <fc CO. May9?6m. T. J. WORKMAN & c67^T Wholesale and Retail Druggists, #5Mffyr . O'igfr; .CAMDEXQ$gte.* ":<"i|gfepr' FFER far sale, for cash, or on approved credit; a'" lowest itabkbgc muces, a largejtnd. wzli-8kleo ted assortment of East India, medlterrantak.*nidyh|^^^g Ul01 DRUGS AND MEDICINES, fBExen, Exolish, and Ameb?&ax CHEliilcAjDS^Sr 1 all kixd8, Patent Medicines, Thompsonian Medid^g&haker's snd Roots, Saratoga Water, Winea^SQ'.dBran- . dieBy Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Paints, Oils, Yjar- ^- <:Mf: nishes,- Paint Brushes, Dye-stuffs, Lamps, Lamp ^Oito,' ' Burning-FJuid and Campbpne, Druggists'and Phypidans' Glass-wore and Labels, W'indoat' 61as^.PtHtyr Hair, Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes,'Bronzes,-Teas, \? Sniees. nnd flnverinrr FrtrrWo PopfnmaMr'' Poniw 'Rifei'Srf Soap# Fancy Article# Genuine Cod Liver DJ1,-'tQgotLer.'^^i^,' with-eyjaiy article comprising tKe^etocWfajipruggiflt ~ ifH or Physician. Our stock is of the best quality, and ' *7 the best selected assortment ever offered to.,the pub- >; /&< lie. 'Physicians, Country Merchants, PlanterBi&nd'all 'J\ others can depend on their orders meeting, prompt and - ^ a.h? careful attention, and upon acconjfibdaUng_ term#? . No extra charge for packing (ft ttansportation-to the Railroad Depot or any patJLof the town. iC " ? Physicians' PresripWttns carefully compounded April 25T . --H . . If Ko Excme for Bad PHRESTON k Merrills infall^e.Tfeast Powder, new article for making ligfit and sweet Bread.? i'. A large and fres li supplyol the abovqjUst received by r|^VBE underafoaed hSa^^^^nlia^^tf^^nPM- ; rocrous friends and ens torn ers. ^ ' ' ' ' ^^7^ " August 9-32 tf , - j. :' Z. J. DaHATrt vSaMBft a g > ' :?:???-? % -A Hides. . ^IIE highest price'will be giv?t.^^g??d *v On Contisiuneut. 1*: y^FULL supply of Indies .BOOTS arid S li 0^