The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, October 24, 1854, Image 4
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dne,ttiU wittim tnese. 'ZD years;- ana ine lew partig^^pttaes-whiclia^bave
been -given, them are
<L" r"'rlr assert that the kitowi
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v.-?* 5?!'w^g!feagSSnrSt>b yet
? I l^uJaucy.1'.
SE&ii&lio time of the Society will not permit a
lengtb'v detail, 1 w ill proceed at once to notice
'^tSTch glasses as I think "best suited to our lo
Reality-" ' And 1st of Broomsedge. This is a
species'of the genus ear ex, of which there are
v roany This very common grass is too well
^known to iequire description?it is often meii
Ifarmer-wutt a lone 01 eontempi,
tie instance of many of our proneuseful
things because they are
Kly to be obtained... Besides
ids when turned (Jut; and preventing,
n prope"rtv of itself in an old
culrulable value, it makeejfrom
^pfil till the.end of June, almost
rage we have for our cattle and
aa'J from experience that with a
tee of salt 'and sbfhe dry food,
or shucks, it wiltkeep our cattle,
ion. It may hie well here to noknble
fact that cow preos thrive
d-where broomsedge has bee'?y
Tltf- I: more- iiriportant as
st' have noticed no other plant
l '~~ T)ir",nria eatiffvinalis. It
is sihgi^jar that in the "Farmer's Dictionary,"
jfficprnpiled by a Northern man, the word "crab
Mgrass is not to be-found. In the South, howJSSjjjejiJrLour
cotton fields it is sufficiently well
jHSro^n^m^hVt name. 'My bbsiness-with it,
^SSowev'er,.i8 as a grass for grazing'and hay.?
~ ' 3BT*efy one knows that through the months ot
-J ?S$ly,A ugust and September, this is one of our
dbpendances for the pasture of our stockf
'' jgaominjg' in, too, when :'b"roomsedge"ja getting
and bitter. On our.fresh lands, and
~ by-proper manuring of outbid lands,-.weinight
have-" any quantity- of this grassy Mnj. S.vPow:el};<of
Alabama, measured several acres of crab
' "crass in his !eorn fiefd;^from the first -acre on
'ibigblaq#, behaved 2,675 lbs. of nicely cured
?K:w-V. vir.'Wnt fV,a stppp which whs bottom or
th briuZ
is not properly a grass, J
though commonly ranked with them. In the
NortMwafrBtates^t b greatly esteemed, not only
for ifepttrposes of grazing and hay, but also
Jo be turned in as * Fertilizer. It is there considered
the basis of aft- good husbandry, both
eqrichingand "sy.ee tubing the land." The f'vw
attempt* to raise-it m this locality have nftt
beeu very encoqrnging, In eool, wet seasons
jt has appeared u> do pretty wehjbut more
generally our rInnate h i- seemed to: be too hot
and dry for it. Mr. Affleek^ayjf(hat tj'itb a
bushel or two of piaster per acre it would do
we!flu the climate of Mississippi, ft would
but1pdiii
^if ^'e 01 ^
Jlenhtids. ^ ?*
gi eat Southern rerforntorT^tbe Rescue gravs"_;>
of Mr. Iver^dfi^of'Gav V .? ^
'. Jivihe^kwary nu mbtr;of I lie Farmer and (
Flaij^er li^jsays it is "a", printer grass" which ,
will graze-^horses; cattle, hogs,--poultry, .&e.;
from November, to June, and keep thejprt fat; ^
that then, the stock being withdrawn, it will. ,
.yield as much {my r per .-acre, and more than
timothy, clbyer,,0r.the blue grass of Kentuc ky
^ba^t' is,as^ha;ritH)U3 as. barley,-and that stock .
are as fund, at it; that it .will do well in any ]
kind of soil.^/lhe-South, aitd-* that- it wiH-reclairn
wjyp flut\fi,eld-; yea more, lie 8>ys>thJif J
;when.foUo.Wfdhy our corn .field pea, it,gives
the cheape^nS>asiest,th,e simplest,' tUe'ijuick
est, and nw&tfraying. plan t?? reclaim" worn out :
fields, uud tu fertilize those not yet so, which 8
the ingenuity of mau^un device".
fie says jiirther, that it is never "injured by
cold, and that it .stands our hotest sun; that it j
does not spread or run so as to' be difficult to 1
get rid.Qfj.^hat it can be "easily -destroyed at. '
^niy. #tuge before its seeds are ripe;, by being
plowed ui.der;..and lasily, that^t-req9|rgg& .fciv ?t
sowed once,- ever after reproducing itself
though its seeds::thut it- is a^aunualr and. the
roblado the same way 83* wheat. Again l,e
goes qu and says,. "I. have .proofto-show that i
if the field fwill produce at all, theu-my.grass
witrfcckiin it single handed; .bet jf followed
well, yea,.bette^lhjaJuit even dui, and.ttiftt .for
agea.twcoipo.'.'.;. ifthis be true, or the half of it
be true, then w,e have, tp use Mr, IversoTi's own
emphatic words* "TlieveryXking\-of all thing a
in tlie wo\ l??a perfect God send." . And if this
be.true^the half of.if is. true, I respectfully !
,Submit it. to this Society -that it is, "the grass
. - . I --i \ " a I T : " .iV ' I ill
suited;,to tliis jopajity. I will simply; add that
each member of this Society.snouljd try a small
parcej.jfor. himself. Many of us are too much
afiflidapf humbugs.. We should always try ex- .
periiivents ort s.nalUcale and then t.he loss
.by failure will .be a; trine, and we will have
! -fW fo<.-- , . . .
gained at least some additional expedience.? .
iis'ss ihaf
I " SUD"" 'J0hII. DAViS.
. '^KLtEIf^HAT STOili:. "
a^TJilS new ?ud handsome 'EMPOWM-fl
*?0F;PASSION, situated a few doors south
of Mr. A. M.; Huiii's United States Hotel, and near
'the crffner of Bridge and"Richardson streets; is now
wcomplite. Mr-eRIiaving hnd seven years'experience
*in "the-halting business in Columbia, deems.it unnec.essaryjtp.say
more than that lie will have on band at
all' tiyiesa'most" thorough nr,d completely resorted
'stock of everything necessarily pertaining to a,
First;Cla?s Hat andOaj^aSu^^
sell for CASH, or op short
^SSfaTcheflp as ciuPbe bought in the United States.
83gT Sizes registered for customers. Hats shaped to
fit the head. Also, REPAIRING at short notice.
P. .W, EUIjLER, Manufacturing Hatter,
238 Richardson street, Columbia, S. C.
Aug. 29, 85 4m.
WINDOW SHADES] '
CURTAIN GOODS, MATRASSES
AND PAPER HANGINGS,
At Great Bargains.
.npiIE subscriber has in store, of his own.manufac
A ture and importation, an enormous stoct 'of WIN
DOW, SHADES, GILTCORNICES; PAKER.HANG
INGS, MATRASSES, SATIN DELAINES, DAM
ASKS, LACE, AND, MUSLIN CURTAINS,. TAS SELS,
<fcc. All of which aro offered at prices thatorc
appreciated by all close buyers and economical housekeepers.
" II. W; KINSMAN,
' 177 King-st Charleston, S.-C.
April 3. 14 ly
Tcamden hotel ;
js 7W20 open for the accommodation of the Trao
eling Public. .*
IT is au.oxcelleut and commodious building, new and
well fitted up, and lately put in a state of complete
repair. "The Are large, open and atty; 'fine family
parlors well fhrnished. The Table .will be supplied
with every thing which on excellent country market '
will afford,, and attended by the best servants,
* . Tlie Bar will be supplied with the- choicest Wines
and Liquors.
THE STABLES
- 11 V.?. aamAII* nn/1 avn.pianfi.
Are .WCll Utl^U .up(, ancuucu ; waiyiui ouu oAjn?i i?u?&'d
Ostlers, and well supplied with Provender.
< , . ALSO
Lots prepared Sir the accommodation of Drovers, with
excellent .waterconveniences.
There will at all tunes he an Omnibus in attendance
to convey passengers to and from the Depot '
v J, W. M. WATSON.
Camden, May 30, 1854. 22
T> OCKING andSittingCHAIRS?for sale at
Jti BONNET'S.
?: - 1 ; ?.
BakerS Stroma.
A. SUPPLY fresh from the Manufacturers, received
jfife to-day by T J. WORKMAN & CO.
Aug. 29 . v - 25.
, {-* . b,' Fall Medicines. . i
SU.CIT as Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Osgood's Indian
Cholngoeue, Jayne'a Ague Pills,' Dr. TurnetlaTcver
and Agdo' Pills, and' Sulphate Quinine may always
be found at Z. J. DfiHAY'S.
, ^ug 29 ' 35 ?,
'v; ' JTftst Received.
\' PRESlfsupplynf Spices, ic.. consisting in parti
xx. oi J. lisp Ice, Cloves,' Cinnamon, Nutmeg?, Mace
Ginger, White, Black and. Long Pepper, Sumerie.
"YYliite^ind Brown Mustard Seed, Ac. Ac.
x JgjMr,: 29-35. . T.J..Wo#KMAN & CO.
IDbm^UcTiGodd^ Mh
T?LEACHED and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, 1
X* Plaid* and Stripes, for servautsTCotto^ Caasirneres,
Denims and Ciiecfcs, Bed'Tick, dta For sale
by A M. A. R. EMBODY.
.f1 Abbott'i Bitters. ,VJ
'jf\B, Health BfestoratTve. a superior Medicine where j
a sroodjstomachic is required. Prepared by Smith
k Afebott, Boston, and (or sale by Z. J. DaHAY. 1
Aug. 29. 35
iJTotice. I
TSE Subscriber still continues to act as Agent for
parties doing business in either of the Banks in r
Pom/ton on/1 lmnoa htr utrirt Attention to tho Same tO i
merit a continuance of the patronage heretofore en- e
trusted to htm. " 0. MATHE80N.
Aug. 29, 1354. 35?ly
THE undersigned would hereby inform the citizens
of Camden and the surrounding country, that lie
has opened an establisluneuj as a ,
CLOCK AND WAtfOH-MAKER,
in this place, in the houBe formerly occupied by Mr <
James AVilson, Merchant,and opposite-Mr. McDow (
elf's store, where he jiropoees to give satisfaction to
all those who, may think proper to favor, him with
their patronage i?his profession.1 ii
53^AII work in bis line will bedone with neatness C
gad dispatch, and at tho shortest notice. v
- CHARLES HOFENSCHEN:
May 11. 19 If .
P>El?apd white Flannels. Li^Bejs, Ticks, Sheetings,
Watches- and. J ewelry.
gnjp-j'" Sold Hilhting Watches,.plain and ongraved
eases; Silver Lever^ .Geneva Watches;. Gold .,
g^jjwChains, Seals, and Keys'; Rilibon Bucklos;
i'lnmbles, Gold*, and Silver;'Spectacles;'. Gold, Siler
and8teel, -%vitbTJlaln and colored,Glasses. .<
aino Pins;' Earrings and Rings; of ihe^atest styles.?
$fs?heceivedfi'om New York and Phllhdelpliia. 1
5f?pnt 3, . A. YOUNG. ?
jtfe FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC 1
A RE respectfully informed that they will find at '
t\- the\bld stand of Workman <fe Boone, 'a. largo"-.
ildwell assorted Btock of BOOT^arid SHOES, HATS, '
1APS, Trunks, Valice3 and Oarpct Bags, which wo
vill-sell as low as cati be-bought in this market.
>April 25. . WORKMAN. & CO. ,
lEATHER and^Shoc-PliKlinsrs.^?A
'r-v-lnrffft.assortment of Leather ar.d- Shoe-Eindimrs.
?of sale low by WORKMAN # CO.~ , '
"carriages r carriages ! \
LEONARD CHAPO,
VfANUFACTURERand Dealer in CARRIAGES
LrJL and HARNESS of every description, .\m, 124
Meeting st and 83 Wentworth-St. next to'tfie oW
tand'of Gilberts & Chapin, Charleston, S. C.
Feb. 1. , 5 . tf
.3?"W. R. HUNTEB'may be found at the above Re
>ository, and tak.fr this method to assure "his friends
hat all orders entrusted to him will be attended. to
frithpromptness ?pd strict fidelity.
IMIICKSFORSALE.
rHE subscriber has on hand a large quantity of
GOOD BRICK, which'may be had ftn application
1 Januafy 23. " ' J. F.'SUTHERL'AND
Wool, Wool.
XT7ILL be purchased either in the Burr or clean,
vr by' W. ANDERSON.
Aug; 23 34 - ' tf.
?^ :? . CAMDEN
BAZAAR. r
tfSITE wonld.respectfujly^nfbrm our friends in the
TV town-and, country that .we have receded our
stock of . L :
SPRING AND SUMMER. GOODfe,
embracing a larger variety than wo have ever before
offered them,^onsiaticgdh.part of? J
D'ftYfGOODS-Calicbes.'MuslinP, Glftghanis.BSrege,
Robes, Mantillas, Jaconet, Swiss, Cheek'ed-and Dot'
ted??Maalin8, Wiiite and Figured, with-every other
description ofjgbods for ladies' dresses,, all of the
nesvest.styles, , ,
Bonnets, of all descriptions . . ''
Ribbons, pjain and ilgbrcd, siiitable' for thdseason
ond of the most riaahiODable'style . " --w
YeilSjO^leedletwo'rked^Cheinisettss, Collars, fUnder
sleeve, MwUllas, Gloves, Ac. ia i
H.osiery ia evcyy variety, for ladies and gentlemen
Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, such' as Coats,' Tests,
Pauts,-5hirts", Cravat,1?, ic
Hats,-'Caps/-Shoes,- Bbots, Ac.
;.v'S" - also. - L.
A great variety of articles in the Sad,dl?ry Inc.
TJmbrellai'Parasola.Bueev Umoiellas, Ac,
'An assortment of Crockery and Glassware, Hardware
and Cutlery
Our atock of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS is
large.and complete. , , ?
^StoSS- AT CHARLESTON. Pra^g,
Thanking the.Duhlic for past fay-GTsTtnej .promise
to use ievery -.ieavor tSnfiSnTcontinued^ confidence
and favor?;_^-- M. DRUCKER &VCO.
:iiayll. - 19 . if
Sperm and Adamantine Candles.
| A BOXES Sperm Candles, 4's <fe 6's.
?U 10 " Adamantine' " '*
* For sale by JV A. SCIIROCK.
CLARKSON & MEY,
FACTORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CENTRAL WHARF,
BOBT. II. CLABKSOX, ) CHARLESTON, 5. O.
' FLORIAN-C. MEY, J '
: June 72. 24 tf
.KIKJK <fc JL.UUAO,
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
No. 273, King Street, (near the Merchant's Hoteli)
CHARLESTON, S. O.
RESPECTFULLY invito tlie attention of Planted
and others to tlieir entire new and complet&stock
embracing every articl6- in their line. All orders
promptly attended to. A. KUCK,
J.J, LUCASf
March 7,. 10 L -tf.
] ; ___
Fi'qbIi Green Teas,
TT^ROM tb'e celebrated houso of Jenkins^ Co., PhilJT
adelphia, and warrauted. For sale by
pr.il3 A L. A..AUSTfSr
To Rent.
MY'Bwelling House in the lower, part of Oamden
is for rent or sale on reasonable terms.
Aug. 22. E. W. BONNEY.
Jnst Received.
GENTS fine kid top'd Button Gaiters
'} " Bl'k and Drab Congress Do.
" Calf Oxford Ties *
" Patent Leather Do. > x
" finest Pump and stitched Boots
ALSO,
Ladies fine Bl'k tipped Gaiters
" English and French ki<J Slips aud Ties
. " Eid, Goat and Mo. Boots and Buskins
Miss, and Ohilds. Kid and Mo. Boots, Slips and Ankle
Ties, by . WOBKMAii & CO.
" Aii? 15 3g
INSURANCE.
THE Columbia, S. C. INSURANCE COMPANY
having re-established its Agency for Camden and
vicinity, the undersigned are now prepared to issue
Policies on as favorable terms as any other responsible
Company.
' A. M & R. KENNEDY, Agents.
Camden, Aug. 1. 31 tf
_ BA1VK AGEWCY1I!
THE subscriber continues, to act an agent in both of
the Banks of Camden. E. "W. BONNEY.
July 11*. 28 tf.
:DryGoods, Groceries, Crockery &c.
I^HE aubscriber continues to koep on hand a com_L
piete assortment of Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Ac,, which he will sell very low for cash.
3ia stock of Groceries consists, in part, of
Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Cheese, &c.&c.
Purchasers would do well to give him a call.
Jan. 2. J. CHARLE8W0RTH.
n ABDEN Hand Ploughs, Harrow's, Hoes, Rake
UT and Trowels, just received at *the "old "corner,"
)y - E. W. BONNKY.
Feb. 14, 1864. . 1 tf.
CORN-SHELLERS, self-sharpening Feed Cuttere,
(a new article,) also, Patent Cylinder and Thernometer
Churns Meat Cutters ana Sausage Stuffers.
\lso,4land Plows and Harrows for garden use. For
ale at the "Old Corner" by E. W. BONNEY.
" BANK. AGENT. '
THE subscriber iwiH act as .Agent-fofpersons drawing
money from cither of. the Banks in Camden. '
Aug 14.?tf.. J. DUN??APV J
, To PaiifttfU.
rHE Subscriber has now on hand a large and select
stock of Rare White Lead, Zinc White, Linseed
HI, Spts. Tarpehtlno (a Home production) Chromo
Jreen, <kc. &Cv
V' .. .' : ALSO, i
A fine lot oiAmcrioan and Ffench WindoW 01888,
n Sizes 10 to 18 X 24; Pbtty in blazers,
rlaziera' Khfi&r,-Paint Brushes, and Sash Tools, which
/ill be dijDpsci of on, the most reasonable' terms.
I z. J. iJkHaY. s
Aug. 19. 35 C
GEEAT SOTTHEBN BEMEDy
'JACOB'S CORDIAL.
FOB JOUL BOWEL DISEASES,
' CHOLERA? CHOLERA MORBUS,
DYSEKMJEX,..:. BILIOUS. CHOLIC,
DIARRHffl'A, C HOLER A-INFANTUM
Mso. admirably adapted td nftany difiessos of Females,
moat especially to painful "menstruation.
The Virtues of-Jacob's Cordial are too well known to require
Encomiums.
let. It cur?; ilm worst cases of Diarrhoea. 2d. It
lOr^S" the worst focnls of'DyBeritfery. fldi'If corts :
Dalifornia or Mexican Diari bia.- 4th. J&relieves'the ...
severest Colic.1 - 6th. It cures .Cholera Morbus.-r'flth.
I^Mjres Cholera Infantum.* 7tb. It cures Painful
Menstruation. 8th. It relieves Pain in' Backhand
Loins'. "Olh; ft counteracts Neiwobshess "ftrrtT De;pcmdency.
" 10 tin It restores Irregularities'. ' 11th.
[fcdispels-cloomy -and hyskrical-Peelings. 'i2tli. .-It's
in'odmirable-Tonic. .. ^ -'iai ' '
A. ftio short*Eoctracts from Letters-,_ Testimonials, etc.
" I have used Jacob's Cordial in iny family^ and
h'we found it a most efficient^ and m thy judgment, a
valuable remedy." ' " Hon.'HiaAif WxBiflen,"
Judge of-Supreme Court.Ga.
" It gives me pleasure in being able to recommend
Jacob's Cordial?my own personal experience, and
tli'o. "experience of my neighb.oi8 .6hd friends around
thefts" a" sufficient guarantee for mis to believe it to-be
all that it purports to.'be, via. a sovkreiqx raaieov." .
- War. II. Underwood. .
t ; Fortoerly Judge of Supreme Court, Cherokee Ct.'
" I take g^eat pleasure- in-..recommanding this in- 1
valuable medicine to all afflicted with boiyjjl diseases,
for which 1 believe "it to be a sovereign remedy?de
cidedly superior to any tlungelee-ever tried by me." ,
A. A. Gauldixo, Deputy GV?M., of
the Grand Lodge of Georgia.,;: ;
"I have used '.Jacob's Cordial'in. my-family; and"
tliis, with all I hear about it as a remedy, by those 1
who have tried it, induces me to believe that it stands
at the head of qyery prephration-of the kind. and .I
would recommepd its use in .the disease for vrluclfitis
compounded.? ...' Miles ,G. Dobbins, Co-diier of
the Bonk of the State of Georgia, Griffin.
" If. there is is any credibility in human testimony'
'Jacob's Cordial' must stand pre-eminent above, all
other preparations for the cure of Bowel Diseases
From the mass of-.testimbny in its-favor from coming
in frwphll quarters. it must be very far in advance,
as a curative agent, of most if no.t all other.'patent'
preparations.''7|l Ai FLtnirxo^Caehier Marine A,
Fire Ineurahce Bank, Griffin.
."Tliis efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity
as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns- into'Bdfl8ia?
and gainingeommeodatiotr wlierever usea.-: rnk-fjgj
Georgia Jeffersowian, May.Wh,-l6SS:;^-:
For sale by- T.. J.-Workman 4 Co., Camden
Kenreds <fc.Co., Itidgeway TV A. Daman, DjtcJhbg ton;
W.. Tr Da rga n <fc Co., Sumterville; P. iT-iJc'
Gbegob, Columbia.* . . ,
;". *- PrinCipait Depots. .
JiArVitAND, Hascal -<& 'Rislt, Ne\y York..
. Hayiland, Hauual & Co., Charleston. . . .
! J. Wbioiit <1: .Co.-,'New..Orleans.
WM. W, BLISS <fc CO., Proprietor^ > #
" Savannah, Ga.
Aug. 16," 33 : ly.
GfJYSOTT'S
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
IS now put up'in the largest sized bottles, . a> d is
acknowledged to', be the best- Sarsaparilla
tt is Certified by the Wonderful CuresJ^lirtg'perfoYmed,
the original copies of wISvartfoTb the possession
of the proprietor.--Ssemetnber, this iV th? only truo
and origi^af article,
" Sciol'nlu, Syphilis, Mercurial Complaints, Cancer,
Gangrene. "Rheumatism, and a vast Variety of other
diseases'are speedily and per/fectly cured by the use
of this medicine, -..,
Read the following Certificate.
Tallapossa Co., Ala., Jan. 2, 1852.
De.\n Sir :?1 send you this to certify to you that
your Extract of Yellow Dock ana aarsapariiia nas
performed one of the most wonderful cures on me
that has ever been effected on innn.
I have been afflicted for foity years with ernptions
on my legs and feet; in 1848 they got so bad'tliAt I
had to go on crutches, and in 1849 I'had one leg am-.
putated above the kneau Iu about nine months after
my other leg broke out in large eating and 'running
sores from my knee to my foot, aud discharged a great
deal of offensive matter. My groin also broke out in
large biles, which discharged much offensive matter,
ana at the same time my left hand broke out in large
running sores nearly to my elbow.
The misery that I have suffered for the last two
years 1 cannot describe to you. 1 was in sucli agony
tbat I ney.cr rested day or night.
In October last my son brought me one of your
bottle wrappers; I read it; and found record of some',
wonderful cures performed In- your "Extract of'Yet'
low Dock and Sarsaparilla," I sent and got two bottles
of it, and commenced taking it In two ^ weeks,
to my great astonishment,.iny sores all became ".easy,
and I could sleep all night, a thing I had not done for
two years. When I had taken six bottles, my Sores
had nearly all healed. - My 6ores got well as if by
enchantment . 1 have now used in all eight buttles of
your "Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparillu."
and I now consider myself well.
l o?i?ppni nil of the afflicted to tiv this medicine.
for I believe it will cure any known disease in the
world.?Lay aside all prejudice and jpst try it, and
proclaim its great worth to suffering mankind and entreat
them to take it, for it-will .cure them.
My case is'well known in a large portion of South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, and if any should
doubt the above cure, I invite them to call on me,
and I will show them the scars.. I can be found in
Tallapoosa Co., Alabama,-one mile fromStoe's Ferry.
REXAJATI HUGHES.
The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla iB peculiarly
adapted for females of delicate health, resulting from
irregularity of menstrual discharges, and other diseases
peculiar to their Bex.?he proprietor has in his
possession a great number of certificates of cures,
performed of the above description. We assure the
afflicted, that a bottle or two of Dr. Guysott's Extract
of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla will at once regulate
those difficulties and r,encwthe natural energies.
I3T Put up in quart bottles?Price $1 per bottle.
SCOVIL dp MEAD,
111 Cbartres-st. bet. ContiandSt. Louis, N.O.
Sole Agents for the Southern States, to whom all
orders ana applications for agencies must be addressed.
Sold also oy Z. J. DeHay and T.J. Wobkjian 61 Co.
Camdenj Maoil <k Heath, Lancaster; Winchester &
Stitt, Monroe, N. C.; FisiiEn <k Hhjjitsh,-Columbia; ?
Aug. I, ' ' ' - 32- : 8m
-rkTr.ATW.MADE CLOTHING. HATS AND CAPS
XX For sale by A. M A R. Kennedy?viz :
Dross, Frock", and Business Coats; Vests and Pantaloons;
Dress and. Under Shirts; Drawers; half Hose;
Fancy Cravats; Washington Ties, Ac
Bey's Clothing?CoatB and Vests. Fashionable Hats;'
Caps, Ac Sept. 27.i* f'
JAMBS WILSON having placed jhis Notes and
Books in my bands for collection, notice is hereby
given to allpereoiiii who may be indebted to hica to
make immediate payment.
W. H. R. WORKMAN...
March 30 16 ...
T. R. MURRAY,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTEE,
. CAMDEN, S. C.
53f-Orders from the country will receive prompt at
ention. March 14.
W. THURLOW CASTOll, ~
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity.
CAMDEN, 8. 0.
Office on Broad-Street near the Court Honse.
W. H. R. WORKMAN,
Attorney at law, and solicitor in
EQUITY, Camden, S. C. Will attend the Courts
>f Darlington and Sumter Districts. Office in the
3ourt House.
Wffl, M. SHANNON,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
CAMDEN, S. C.
Has removed ,hia Office to that.one door abov
L Young's Book Store. ' Jan. 24.
A. G. BASK Ilf.
A -ffORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
C.L EQUITY, Camden, S. C; Will practice in Ker
haw and adjoining Districts. Office in tear of the
Jourt House. ' > May 18.
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IMiiTOiniWBBiiiuHB^fflBBI <- co
These Pills are entirely Vegetable* and are a yr
most superior MedIclnain theqtra of all JBdiou* Complaint*,
Chill* and Foyer, Dytprpsia, Qmvena*, Liter Com plaint, P1
Jaundice. Sick Headache, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Ferert qf all kind*, th
Lot* qf Appetite, Obstructed and painful Jtemtruation, and all Uv nl
ffcring diseases. ' < ~ ^ . -k '
As a female Mediae tlwy act like a charm, and when taken m
aoconMng-to the directions, they never fail to cure the worst o
cases of Plies, after all otlier remedies fail.
They purify the blood,-equalize the elrenla*
tlon, restore tbe tivtr) Kidneys, and other 8e? rc
eretory Organs, tb a healthytone and action: ?
and M aq .AnU?Bilioiis EaniilyvMed^a4. they have no equal. fr
Price a eo^spcrboz. ^ w
- i . .. ?? r
'^wBissi^s^5wwf*p*a?- #
, < fc
A remedy fir Cbujfhe, Odds, Catarrh, BrahehUUfGnttp,Whooping , tl
Cough, Aethna,Contvmption, Ncrtoui Dieenta; Pytpeysia^Cor
tivcnas, ErytiptUu, Diteait of (he Heart, Inflammation and Pain u
-in Vie Cheet, Hack and Side, dtid ad dieearettarMntffrom. a dt- i tjl
nmgcd doit qf the Stomach, cnd^to rdieoe thediilreii^and^ Ixid . -r(
- vrxBsamn to be-ptjiiely-sfegzeablz; * ol
These Pills act as an Expectorant, ToBtefend, Aperient One ]J
26 cent box ponanes three ttmea more power to cure diseases _
than a one dollar bottfe of any of the Syrups," Bilaanig, or Sana- P
parSlas, that were ever made; and a elm pie, trial of only one box
?wfll More this.fanportant truth: T<
Phlegm* and Clear the* Lungs and other Secre* e
'tory Orgaiis,^of oil morbffWitfo^^'tHrafb A
regnlar^ Appetite, and Strengthen the 0<
^M1 on thei^jto^o^d|^j^^l^a^gei^tlm PTanter't^ ?
uotu unaa oi um SDow-Damea jriiis ore ivi.*v,vju. ,r
Bte'rjr Town and Village In Sorth and South ^
Irx Camden hs I. J-AVotpcjux L Co.. . who also J1
keep a supply o'r Dr. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE b
PILLS, and Dr. HULL'S C^EBRATED PILES; 8
which stop the Chills and FovttHlie flrgt day. . ?
July 2b. . 30;'. ? * " ly * "
: .'j. , '
Patent .1DEcdicilies, &c. *
^ FRESH SUPPLY, ^streceived, among, them .y
' Hoirowpy'jj Ointment 'ClTCrry'Pectoral " a
-Holloway's Pills - Hasting'sSyniffNaptha
rHobensack's Worm Sjjmgjiodger's Syrup gj^ Ltrer- a
Mextican Mustang Lini-; worjtand Tar and'Can-; t
jnent ..." cbalagua ^ _ 2
Tain Killer y . . " Daily's Magical. Pain* Ex-, o
Seltzer Aperient' tractor' '.'y.' '?
Harry's Tocopherpps ?- .Christie's Galvanic Belts?
-Jayne's Medicines Necklaces, Bracelets^and Had
way's. Ready Relief -. . Fltiid
Oxygenated Bitters _ Brow's Ess. JoqtalckGinger
Georgia SnrshpaHlla. "Mdrray'n FfhTd Magnesia . ;t
Santfe' Sarfia"phril]a Cod LiverOil "
lowhserul'sSarsaparilJa. IndianHfrfr Dye c
DegdfcShot' .<:' ...Ba^helpr'S'npir Dye v.a 1
Fahriestock's Vermifuge "Depilatory Power r
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cher-Magnetic Plaster ^
' T?Ai?'trn1n Kw
. TTOR-Iccg. Cj^lJttaa, Puddings,.and allkiDdsof.Con-I?
- kclioMTj, Pastry, <?'c, &c. Amongthem'aro Va- t
nUI^J^mon-^Peachj^iltnifeg,' Bitter A^roofidj'Batfana, v
:"Pine Apple,Strttwberry,%8pberry,Ro8o;Ginger, Cin rc
naruon, ire. &c.r all^very superior and for sale by 1
' k- ZjSMP., v,.
' "^RENOH'Brstndy ond 'lArdi'ir^Wfne 'ofi superior a
1ST quality for medidinal puf^osftfl. Fbrsiaio by f
April 11.' . . T. J. WORKMAN-& CO. r
;?^ !?- 4r-_ ~ ? - - J
/^ OODYEAR'S Patent India Robber pressing ,fl
yf Combs, Buffalo and 'Horn Dressing Ooinbs, La,
dies Curling 'Combs. Ivory Fine Tooth and Pocket j
Combs. A fine assortment forjsale by . * -a
Feb. 14. . T; J- WORKMAN *& CO. a
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
BULL'S, Sand's and Townsend's SarsapaHila, Pep (
sin, Allen's Compound, Colleton's Bitters; Hoi- t
loway's Pills and Ointment; Jew David's or Hebrew
Plaster ; Hpbensn'ck's,Liver Pills and Worm .Syrup; I
.McLane's Vermifuge and Liver Pills, together witb
all the popular Family Medicines, usually needed at
. tkia oononn mar l>*> fnnnrl fit ~ '
"April 18,?t? Ze J. DeHAT'S. i
Oils! Oils! ! Oi!s!!!
THE subscriber continues to keep constantly on J
hand a fbll supply of Solar, Lard and SptfRM ?
Oils for Lamps, Machinery, .See. " Also,
. '
Castor Oils for family and plantation use;, Olive Oils
for table and meclranical uses; Nentsl'oot oil for* barness,
and <Jod Liver jDil for medicinal use. All of*. .>
which will be sold as low as can consistently be afforded .
in this market.: Z. J. DbIIAY. . 1
Aug. 9 32 ,tl ?
* 7 ^i
Radvray's Remedies.
CONSISTING of^adway's Ready Relief^eajly
Resolveut, Ready- Regulators (Pills,) Medicated
Soap and Circassian llalm for t}ic Mair. Jusfrrtfceivedat
% ' Z. J. DeHAY'S. I
March 29 tf - c' - ?. " 1
; ; pr ; (
. nn ..a
I Ullt'l ?UU|I5i - . . - f ^
CONSISTING!- of Cleaver's Honey Seep, Old Brown ]
Windsor, Taylor's Crystalline Wash Balis, Maugenet
and Coudray's Omnibus and Parisienne "Soaps, Sa- j
von's do Families, and many .others too numerous to
mention, may always be found at *
' Aug. 9- * g| Z J. DeHAY'3. 3
IDES WANTED. ?Wo will pay "in Cash j'
the highest market price for green or dry Hides *
* April 26. WORKMAN A QO. 4
MANSION HOUSE, ]
_ ... CAMDEiN, S. C. .. J
SITUATED in a healthy and business part of tie \
towo-irwhere cleanliness and atfgpti^p, c
with a good table are cdhibiued. ? t
' r E. G. ROBINSON,1
Marcher?ly. Propriotcr.' c
; , c
Hew Groceries. ' I
THE Subscriber is nd$f receiving^'freSh supply vof -1
Family Groceries, Wines and Liquors, consisting
in part as follows:
U Crushed, powdered and ooffe^Shgare
New Orleans, Musbovado.and-clarified. do.
_Rio,*nd Java t 'offee ' ,
. New Orlean8,.PortQ Rico, and,Muscovado Molasses'. .
loveringbesfSyrup * 1
SpermVadm. and tallo# Cahdles ' :4
2 flrkipa super Goehon Belter Choice
family Lard . '
Fresh Salmon,, in .1 and 2 cans .. .
Superior Fr?fcch"*nd Engiieh Mustards
A fu 11 assortment oF" Pickles, Preserves, Sauce's and I
Ketchups' _ - : $
Best Honuessy Btpndy^ :
, Port, Madeira and Shefify Wines.
together witli a variety o?bfchpr articles too numerous
r w mention, all of which'wi{l be sold at the lowest ,>
market prices, and to which.1 iuVite the ,attenKoh of 1
purchasers^ I am^deterimnhd
April 3. ; ^
~ Wlue and jfaaw&r. , ~~~ f
* Pipe superfine Old Pale_Bfftndj^ ' t
Just received by J. A.,SCpROCK. Sept.
13. 37 tf -V .
i r* ? : '
Constantly oa Wfia^: j
CEMENT, Calcined Plaster of flarfs, for .building,
purposes; Gypsum or Land,Plaster,for^grjculr Jj
turalpurposes,and Stone Ljpe,aU ofgbo^p^Uty'and 111
March9. 20 ' .. j!
? " - ' ' r ' ' fv
Just Received*
A If assortment of Fisk's METALIC BTJBIAX OA? ?
SES. There have beon late improvements in
this article. Can be seen at the subscriber's Ware- _
Room. 0. L. OHATTBN.
1CA&I fresli Preserved PEACHES. Just received f
lit A. AUSTIN, j ^
IQR. CASK very sapenor JfUit r wijms, iormeai
eel purposes. For salo't/y
AprilV * 'L. A. AUSTIN.
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JL B. S.
XT HEN the R. R. R. Theory was-first declared
r V to the world, skeptical persons doubted-its
rrectness, and lo&ed with distrust on the reii edits
possessed. Others, however, struck with the origiility
of its views and conceding merit to the theory,
ere induced to try if the remedies borne* out in
actice what was -claimed for them, in theory.{i A
ird class differing from the others and perhaps more
imerous, without considering for a moment any
erit they roight4>e entitled to, tried them, merely as
venture, -growing out-a??-deeire-for something new
re are satisfied, -with the 'result, for the psblic has
ceived the^benefit and
Jlibility of our medicines' "Ifdt'^^^paaies tliot
dg^t recei,o;p.?eft]
l uynnese aieaieinw " iwm TCiMa.^WlTn Gramme
id Bpasnis last not 'been
ig* with an affectiorKoHh$
aiiy-receive ?f the-R. R>flit.
ver vet been discovered for tie inBt^^^feTdf' al 1
CUTE OR CHRONIC PAINS.,^|k|i i.c?rt*?frifejfectant
and will aeutralize^ihej>tfeoa?
evef^Denraonia^ or?<rther fatal
alite the infection, and will not
reat" poweh which we claim for oior Reid^^^^
They are elegantly coated.'.*ith.gD^'i^flSjk#,
ind freedom the many _objcctiojuibto.*ql5^y
roulled with oo6tivene?, ii^ig'estioit'.^^^i^'rf
:omplajnt, kidney-difficulties, wlra ^ {Rjti|0i!& *
It. B. Remedies arc sold by Drnggie^^^^^^jl.
if-?T m ^yciuucu uy u, u.
ithera cftnde^d on their
I large and fros h supp^pt'i^
I&eatete wUI
Oct. 31. 44 tf
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