The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, March 27, 1855, Image 3
"WATCHES, JJIWEIIIY,
AND FANCY GOODS.
(J^ SUver Lever Walchee, plain and double
- o._i ,j rava "
UOla UnaillB, OCUIS auu a?;?
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases. _ :j
Gold Pens in Gold and Silver Cases
Kings, Earrings, Bracelets. Spectacles, Thimbles '
Coral Peads and Armlets
Plain Gold, Enameled, Pearl and Jet Brooches
Plain aod Jet Hair Pius
Jet Brcelets and Kecklaces
* "'. Qord Medallions and Chatetain Pins
Gilt China Cupe, Vases and Colognes
Plated CaudleetickR, Castors and Cake Baskets
Toilet and Elastic Round Combs.
.'Hair Brashes, Hail and Tooth do.
Hazora, Knives and Scissoft
Pruning and Budding Knives and Shears
Double Barrel Guns, Powder Flasks,.Snot Belts,
Gunwada,
Backgammon Boxes and Chessmen >
Fishing Tackle, codsistiug of Silk and flax lines,
floats, dip nets. Limerick, Kir by, and Gravitation '
Hooks, Artificial baU, Ac.
Watch and Spectacle Glasses of all sizes fitted, to
order. - A. YOUSG.
March 20, 12 . tt
new jivvus. f
HISTORY of Braddock's Expedition; Autobiog.
raphy of Dr. Charles CaldwelL - . '
Tho Softs of the Sires?a history of the rise,'progress,
and destiny of the American party.
The history of Mason's and Dixon's line; contained
in an address 'delivered by Latrobo before the Hist
Soc., of'Pennsylvania. ' ^ ,,-T ,>
The Life and beauties of Fanny Fern
' Atherton, and other tales by Miss Mitford
.Pocket Bibles, now editions; Testaments, Prayer
Bbolcs, Diaries,' Alhmnacs and School Books. *< '
March 20? 2t. ' A. YOUNG.
A Card.
THE undersigned resp>ect fully informs those who.
are indebted to him, that their bills have been made
out for some time and are subject to their call at any
time, either in exchange for the money, or a check
which he will consider no trouble whatever to present
for i>nyment I dislike to seem importunate', "my
necessity and not my will" makes me (seem) so ; you
ewe me and?you ought to pay me and that soon. I
n-iii *11 dn no. Your wants. as heretofore
uwpv J VW It
will be attended to promptly if you will let me see
that jou really appreciate my former attentions.
?Ftb 27?-t Z.4. DeHAT .
SUMMER Clothing and Hats in a great variety of
styles. Also, Fancy Linens Ac. tor Gentlemen's
wear, just opening, at the *' Old Comer1' by
March 13,?tf. E. W. BONNET.
LADIES' Dress Goods in Black and colors, and
every grade ot style and quality. Just opened
at the "Old Corner" by E.' W. BuNNKY.
March 13, ? 11 tf.
R. B. JOHNSON, M. D.
Oflfiee oa Broad Street, opposite Young's- Bookstore.
CAMDEN, S. C.
WM. WALTof S.HTTH.
(succtsaott re rice nuns,)
Tartfrti- and nommission Merchant.
Central Wharves, Chiir(e*ton, 6' C.
I take pleasure 4b recommending Mr. Smith to my
friends in the country, and hope they will give him a
share of that confidence 90 liberally bestowed on me
the past ten years. . i
Mr. Smith will continue to act as my Attorney in
settling up my business. R. DUL1N.
March 13 ' tf.
IVcgrees t<?r Male. t
WILL be sold, the first Monday in April next
without reserve, filter*u or twenty likely young
oeg-oes, good field bauds. Terms made ki.owu onday
?f safe. . Muivb 13,?1?
Spring: Spring!! 1
I A&t now receiving hi the " OM manor" iny sup
ply of Spring and Summer t.'oods They were
selected with great care by myself in New York, and
will be offered at smali profits. Persons wishing cheap 1
and pretty goods are invited to call and examine them 1
March 13,?tC E. W. Bo.YNBY.
KERSHAW?111 Equity.
McRa Brevard, ct al )
vs. > Bill to sell property, <?*c.
Flora M. Brevard, eial) * "i
Sale of Hotne and lot in Cam<fon. '
IN obedience to an order made in above stated case,
dated February 9th, 1855, I will offer for sale at
public outcry before the Court flouse door in CaurJen
h. C.r on the first Monday in Apiil next, those town
lots with the buildings thereon situated, at the comer
?f Fair and King Streets, in tho town of Cumdeu; and
extending East to Mill Street, lately owned by Mis.
Hornet C. Brevard, deed.
Terms.?A credit of one year. I urchascrs to give
bond with at least two approved and sufficient sureties, 1
and a mortgage of the property, said bond to bear 1
interest-from tho day of sale, payable annually until 1
the whole shall be paid.
Purchaser to-pay for papers, fee.
W. H R. WORKMAN, C E. K D.
March 13, IK td.
NOTICE.
r - '? ? v
THREE MONTHS from this date, application Will 1
be matte to the Bank of Camden S C. for the issue
of new Certificates, No. 327, dated August 30th, (
1837, for Two Shares, and No. 528, dated January 23d 1
1838, for One Share of said Bank of Camden Stock, 1
standing in the name of Est. Uanoah Mosee, the urigi- 1
nal being lost or mislaid. March 13?tf. '
-South Carolina?Kershaw District.
IN .EQUITY.
A. J. BELDEN and WIFE, vs. A. G. BASKIN.
Sill to account Ac.
IT appearing to ray satisfaction that Wm. C. Moore,
one of the defendants to above stated bill, resides
without the limits of this State, it is ordered that he
do appear, answer, plead, or demur to the same with 1
tk?M> fnnm llio il.U n/ n!J I) I if-atidll hfirmf! I
4U ?UIW iUVUMil MVMJ ?UW x.?rv v* r- ..- . ,
- or an order to take tlio same pro. eonf&uo. will be en- i
terod against him. <
W. H. R. WORKMAN, C. Ti K. D. 1
March 6?tf. ? . '
Horse Taken Up. |
A SORREL HORSE was taken up ns an E*trav, ?
about five miles from Camden. Said Horse has i
been foundered, and is about 15 years old. I
For further information apply at this office. <
March 13, ' 11 11
Sonlh>Carollua?Kertibaw District. :
INEQUITY. j
William A- Ancrum, Executor of Mary J. Davis, vs. ,
Charles H Davis Henrietta Duncan, late Henrietta <
Johnson and Duncan, her husband, and benjamin
Johnson, et. aL Bill tor Relief) Ac. I
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Henrietta Dun- ,
can, late Henrietta Johnson and ? Duncan, her 1,
husband, and Benjamin Johnson, all of whom are defendants,
named in the Bill of Complaint, slated ,
above, are absent from and reside without the limits
or MUSBUIO l/n DlOUUn UI Ml nomurxr, WV>V?V> I
Tot complainant, it is ordered that they do plead, an- J
awer, or demur to the laid Bill within three mouths
from this day, or the same will be ordered pro. coulee o
ijrainst them/1
W. H. R. WORKMAN, C. K. K. J). '
March 6?13
r.v ' Roads. ]
THE Commissioners of Roada for Kershaw District
will moot, on the first Monday in April in Cam- .
den at 11 o'clock A. 41., at the office of Charles J. t
8hunon, Esq. COLIN McRAE, j
Clerk of the Board oi Comm'ra.
To Rent. .
THE House and Lot on the Corner opposite the J
Methodist Church. For terms apply to 1
March 20?3t W. E. HUGH iON. I
~J> INK-APPLE Cheese, Fresh Piokles, Ginger Pre- '
A aenres, Raisins, Citron, Extracts, Capers 4c., jaet
opened at >he f* Old Corner" by ' ,
^ V) BONNET/
f
Attention Kershaw ^r6op.
YOU are ordered to. meet at the Court House at 12
o'clock, on the 7th of April, to parade and li-dd
an election for Comet Full attendance Is requested, i
By order of Captain T. J. JON KS.
E. E. A damsox, 0. S. - March 6-^5. ,
Notice. '.
MR James I. ViHepigne is my authorized Agent
during my absence from Camden, with whom (
my accounts and notes may be found until Hetnrn ?
Dnv L. A. AUSTIN.
Feb. 27. '
SHERIFF'S SAI.ES.
BY virtne of sundty Writs of Fi. Fn. to me direc- j
ted. I will sell on the first Monday and the day
following, being the 2d and 3d days it? April next, be* ; .
fore the Court House door in Cauideo, the following j
property, to wit: i
One House and Lot on the corner of Fair and Lnu- '
rens street, known as Lots No. 915 and 916. Also,
the goods and merchandize, remaining in the Store, 1
consisting of Ready Made ChMb ng, Cloths Ac., and . j
Household Furniture. Levied upon and to be sold '
as the property of P. Rubeusot. at the suit of E. Try- |
on vs. P. Robertson et al
Also, thirteen likely Negroes, levied upon and to be 1
sold as the property of John Lore, and J. J, Love, at !
the suit of the Bank ot Cnmden, S. C.. and-others vg. 1
John ft J. J. Lore. Terras cash. Purchasers'to pay !
for papers. .
Also, one ratrle. levied upon and to be sold as the .
property of Ela Copeland at the suit of H Holleyraan
vb. Kla Copeland, E. BARNES, & K. D.
March 13, 11 td. -
Seutli Caroliua? Kembttw District.
- ? ? ? i1
OFFICE CODBT OF OKSEIIAL. BEBSli'.io f
AND OOUVOV PLEAS- j
IM. NAUDIX. Clericof eaid Court, in purKiianee
^ of the directions ?f tlie Act of the Legislature, in .!
such case made and provided, do hereby give public ,
notice, thnt an election for Clerk of the Court of j
Common Pleas and General Sessions lor Kerelmw Dis- (
trict, will be held on Monday the 21 fit day of May
next at the usual places of election ihioughoul tlie
said District.
Witness my hand at Camden this 16th day of March
A. D. 1855. M. KAUI'lN, C. C. P. A G S.
March 20, 12 4L
Administrator's Notice, ,
ALL persons having demands against K. S. M<>f* j
tat,<deeeased. are requested to hand "them in
properly attested. A. d. KENNEDY, Adm'r.
March 6?if. '
LO! I COHE AGAH
JAS. P TIBBKITS returns his Rineere thanks to
tliecitizei.fi of Camden and vicinity for the libe*
ral patronage he has heretofore teceivetj. and also
takes this mode of informing them that he lias again
taken liis old rooms over the Post Office, where lie is
""" ,,,J *?? "* a??r1 ull wIirt m-ip dadipA
Ul'W ICUUy SAJ nail '' 'J aui wuu > - . iiiioj -v .. v
h perfect Likeness of iliemsidvesor Iriends. Call soon
for iny stay is abort t .
March 6?ill > .
Horse Stolen.
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.?Stolen
from the subscriber'* place. lliddleton Swamp,
eight roile> from 'he Viliage of Orangeburg, on Tliwrsday.
the 14th ultimo a large GREY HORSE, abiuit
16 to 17 hands high : has a mark on hind foot
caused by the cnlliug of a rope : he ie about-ten yearn
old A reward of $H>0 will be paid for his recovery.
The said Horse was stolen by one William Clovd.
Said Word is about 6 feet 8 inches high, weighs about
135 |>oun.i8, has dark li >ir nn I whiskera, crippled a
little in one of his leet and hips he is nea-ly bald on
the lore part of his head Has a brother at Marion
Court House, and when la>r seen was making his way
towards Columbia. A reward of $100 will be paid
for the recovery of the Horse and $100 for the apprehension
of ihe loief.
March 6?3. II. S. SNKLL Orangeburg C. If.
South Carolina?RerdiaH' Didrirb
IN EQUITY. j
John U. rnjratii Execiuor. vs. Banyan Panic, ct.
3] Bill lo s?ttn the '..slate <-f Uaciiel Leivrli, de- 1
leased, &c.
IT nppenrinjr to uiv satisfaction that tlv Represents- (
tiws of Zachariah Payne, deceased, to wit: ,vr
ahelaws Pnvne, Jr.. Zachariah Payne. Nicholas Pavnc, *
and Samuel Pa. ne, the u-i.low and children of .1- hn ^
Payne, deceased, n?ines unknown, and the widow j
(and her present husband) and the children of Daniel j
Payne, deceased. names not krown. and Mary l'ayne,
widow ot Kphaim Pa*ne.
Also the repre entatiees of Paniel Payne, deceased,
to wit: Banyan Pa rp<-. Daniel M Iter, A. B. Bonds
and wife, Elizabeth; Abnltam Aleay and wife Nancy.
Also the representatives of Mary Payne, deceased,
to wit: the children of Mrs. McCartney, four daugh- '
tere, and Arvis Izz-li. ,th.- husband of one and? {
Moore, the husband ot another, and one son. the I
names of the daughters and son not known. I
Also the representa-ives of Naomi Riyne. deceased, I
to wit: Hannah H, Stewart and her three children, f
James Harvey Stewart. Anna K. ^tewa-t, and Caro- 1
line L Stewart, Wade Mopkitu. Keziah Hopkins, Al- 1
pxnnder Stewart. DanM Stewart and -lames Stewart, i
and the children and huabaud of Car 'line Dobbins, I
name- unknown.
Also the representatives of Keziah Payne, deceased,
to wit: ? Evans and Elizabeth Evans, his wife. Also
Richard Sam iel ITsserv and Charles Evans Cssery,
Tames Truesdel' and his wito Mary, and Banyan
Payne, administrator of Zaehanah Payne, deceased, ]
i)f Wilie Payne, deceased, ai,cl of Elizabeth Belts, de ]
ceased. Deteodunts to the above stated Bill reside
without the limns of this State On motion of Canton, (
complainant's Solicitor, it i ordered that they d an- <
swer, plead or demur to toe sane, within three ]
months from the date of publico ion liere- f, or an order
to take the same. pro. con'ewo. will be en'ered ]
igaiuitthem. W. H. It. WORKMAN, C. E. K. D. ]
March 6?tf I
ro THE PHYSICIAN'S SOUTH <
CAROLINA AND ALL WHO I'SE ]
LIQUOR AS A MEDICINE OR AS A BEVERAGE. (
I3FIYSICI VNS who presci'il>e Alcoholic Liquors foi j
medfoiual purpose* ahould /ive the piefeience 1
o WOLFE'S AROMATIC SOU I EDAM SCHNAPPS. \
I
1. It is nmnufaetnred at Schiedam, in Holland, and J
ixclusivfiy in the factory of the-p-oprietor, hy pn- .
jesses and from mute ial rlwwhere unemployed und (
tnown. -* ]
2. It is proved hy the'ep -atcd analysis of several t
>minent chemists. !? be entirely free from the perni- 1
;i?ua fusil oil wldeh remains in every kind of i q?n>r
]istille<l from grain. fln l which is the cause of nervous
tnd visceral derangement, serious congestion; and morbid
desire for habitual and intemperate indulgence
which such liquors n variably tend to superinduce.. .
, 8. It is proved l?y the same unerring teata that the t
[dmn.ir fJin i? not flavored with the euCrvf). neid an I
ndigcstihte nil of Juuipei heretofore used. i.ut. wiili ! v
die specifically lighter, more volatile, aromatic and |
nedicinal of the two. esscntiul oil of the Italian jutii- !
f>er berry, neglected by every other manufacturer, j
,4. It is chemically proved to be absolutely pure in | .
its rectification?* quality obtained by an entirely | i
new process and which no other Holland Gin in the ; c
world has acquired. . * i "
5. It ie proved by extensive medical experience and ' ^
testimony, to be an efficient a- well as an agreeable i *
remedy in many com* of incipient dropsy, grfttcl, !
chronic gout, flatulence, rheumatism, Colic, concretions j 1
in the kidney and bladder, dysi?e|?fin. fever and agth\
general debility, sluggish cji eulatinn of the blood, de- 1
ficient assimilation of food and exhausted vital ener- g
?y- ' J
It is a roost grateful and renovating cordial, and 1
when nsed as directed, never inflames the svatem or I
induces inehrity, but tends rather to snbdne the Utter
frailty, creating a dislike to all inferior liquors
And it invariably corrects the ill effects of bad water '
whether in swampy or limestone districts. In all of !
these enuumerated qualites, it has no rival in any mar ! r
ket in the world. . j't
It it sold in Charleston, S. C. bv the following firms: !
P. M. COHEN A CO.. HAVILAND, HARRAL A CO..
A. KLESICK A CO, A VON DOULBN, LANNEAU. I'
kBURCKMYER. NEI SON CARTER, KLINCK A *
WICKENBEHG, JOHN P. O'NEILL. THOMAS E.
3LTDE, FOLLIN A FOURGEAD, and bv all the re- I
loectable Di ugg'tU and Gr?>cer? in the ifnited State*, t
v UDoLPHO WOLFE, i
8ole Minnfacturer and Importer, ' t
18, 20 A 22 Beaver-street New York c
Aft JO ' Is. i
A
*
JFor Ssile or Rent,
MT fWttfer residence in the lower part of Camden;
a most delightful winter residence Apply to
nd nl the "Old Corner" lor terms 4c.
Jan, 9,?rf.. . K. W. BONNEY.
itii Invitation
IS extef/dcd to till persons ind hted to T. J. Workttluii,
T. 4 15. Workman, or T. J. Workman & Co.,
sither by n -te or open aocount, to call and settle the
iflnie without delay. T J. WORKMAN & Co.
Idticc?
VJ.L persona indebted to the estate of Samuel
Benson are requested to call and j>aj, as longer
ndnlgenoe cannot be given. .
Jail, BO. J. UU IN L.A I', Auni r.
FOB SALE'
THAT valoable plantation on Wateree River, Into,
the property of Zack Cantey and wife and formerly
belonging to the Estate of Adamson, containing
wme thirteen hundred ucres, bounded North by Dr.
Salmond's plantation and the estate of John Chesnut,
south by Edward B. A damson's plantatioa. east by
SpriDgdale, and west by Wateree River. On the place
ire all the necessary buildings, two mills, gin-bousc,
icrew, etc.. a la'rge body of lands cleared & tinder fence,
in a good state for cultivation, and a large body of
well timbered uplands contiguous to the settlement.
For terms applv to either ot the undersigned.
J HN O^NTFT, .
JAMES CANTBY, '
Exr'sof J no. Cantey, SenJan
' 2 tf.
NOTICE.
THE desirahlo location and place of residence of A.
0 Buskin, Esq , on Broad street, near the upper
? ..InoKlu nofftn mrla itnn Mrl'M
pUPIir Oliu Ttti<?aviv MV|?<" PS" ?~t ?
years. the other five years of age, are offered for sale.
The negroes are sold for no fault, but that they may
remain about Camden, where their parents live.
If the house and negroee are not disposed of by private
sale belbre the first Monday in Murch next, they
will then l?e offered at the Court House for sale at public
outcry. ROBERT BRYCE, Trustee.
Ja*uury D, 1855. 3?If
Estate of Johu Trueadcl.
VLL persons having demands against the Estate of
John Trnesdel. deceased, are nutitied to present
them within the time prescribed by law; and those
indebted to tlto said Estate will make payment on or
before the (iret ol January, as a speedy settlement will
be required. J. TRUK8DCL,
J. C. HAILK,
Dec. 19?3ib. Executors.
schedule: r ~
Mail and Passenger Trains.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
ijtuvn I hiu h'Stoii 7 a. m.
Arrive at Kingaville 2 p.*m; CoJurob'a S.45 p.
iii.; Camden 6 p. m.
Leave Charleston 7 p. m. .
A,'iie.,,>r K'm.rvville t.JIOiLra.: Columbia 6.30 a.
> ?'
L? .v.- Charleston 8 u. m. and 4.45 p. m.
Arriv al Augusta 4 p. iu. and 4.8<> a m.
Leave Columbia 7 u. in. and 4 p. m.
A-riv. at Charleston 3 p. in. and 4 am.
Arrive al Augusta 4 p. m. aud 4.30 a. m.
Leave Columbia 12 a. in.
Arrive at Kiugsvillc 1.30 p. m. and Camden 5
p. m.
l eave Augusta 6.30 a. m. and 6 p. m.
Arrive at Charleston 2.30 p. m. and 6.50 a. to.
\reive at Kiugsville 2 p.'ui. and 4.30 a. m.
Aniw at Columbia 3.45 p. m. urn' 6.30 a. m.
Arrive Ht Camden 5 p. m.
le'HW Camden 6 a. in.
Arrive at (Jhnrl?stoii 3 p. m.; Columbia 10.50 a.
m.; Augusta 4 p.m. IlfclNltV T l'EAKK,
Jja. tiS?if. a Genl. Snp't.
J\SK signed wi'l continue in sell goods at the
. !-s '' hi the most favorable terms for
.#f irrtc yeiu " 'ho th.?v" icrme vvili
j. -iTi . io;oi| *\iih. and no goml-soid lor a long
l me. Pi-s wis who have been indebted for 24 of
Ifi in-;icii? ar-- carneMly requested to pay up by the
nidiile of February. Those who disregard this notic
ril! most certainly tind their notes and accounts in th
lands of r,n attorney for collection, if not arranged bo
ore return day. E. W. BONNKY.
I-- a i use 1 tf
0Oil. w? io??a *
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS !
JUST received from the house of David Landrcth,
Philadelphia. a largo mid well-selected assortment
if GARDEN SEEDS. cooKistingr. :a part, of the folowiug
varieties, viz:
>argr glotK* artichoke, Early refugee "
>tig bioud l>eet. Long green cucumber,
Iwamp Early frame cucumber,
brVIiite sugar ** ' Green cluster "
led ??. " Gherkin "
ixtra early turnip beet, Large purplo egg plant,
virly York cabbage, Nntiueg melou,
" May " Turk's cap citron melon,
" Dutch ' Silver skin onion,
" drumhead" Bell |iepper,
' sugar-loaf" Sweet mountain pepper,
" Savoy " Cayenne "
L^rge York ' Brown Dutch lettuce,
jaie drumhead " Green Cos "
' Dutch " Early cabbage "
Juried Savoy " Large " "
Jrcen Glazed " lee head "
T. J U1.. -.^1
iWU 1 uiuu inr piciv gu^ai pniouip,
[ling Long Salmond radish,
Long Col lards. ' scarlet
Long orange carrot, Red turnip u
B&rly horn " White" "
White solid celery. Black Spanish 44
Cauliflower, Round spinach
salsify,or vegetable oyster Early Washington peas,
Karly b ish squash, " Charlton "
Crook-necked marrow " Prince Albert 44
Large red tomatoes, Extra early "
Small " " I^rge marrowfat "
Large pear aliap'd " Black-eyed " 44
fiarly Dutch spring turnip. Dwarf blue imperial 44
tied hip ,4 44 Royal dwarf 44
Vdam*' early corn, Knight's tall 44
Curled parsley. Six.weeks bush beans,
Large Lima beans, China red-aye ,'mall
*' or Snow " Early Mohawk 44
ied valeutino 4* " Rachael 44
T.J. WORKMAN k CoJanuury
4th, 1865. ? 2tf
t.'xecutor's Notice.
VLL persons having demands against the estate of
Roddick Mosaicv will hand thorn in, properly atested.
on or before the first day of April next, othervise
this notice will be plead in bar of payment.
2-3tr. C. M03ELEY, Execntor.
NOTICE.
VI.!. pcieon- indebted to tho subscriber are requested
t-> toil] and settle. 1 will b* glad to sell ail
iiv f: i.-nds and customers on short time (with the exoption
<>f siu-h articles a* corn, bacon, flour, lard, etc.)
nd for such articles I must have cash or I cannot sell.
["he subscriber also Hdds that such persoi s as have
>een running accounts with him and have not paid he
loe* not desire to Keep account* with, ana he is amy
williutr t*> m'll to such as pay him promptly.
I also five notice that all persons wiio owe me prior
.. first .far uury last, unlets they come and make some
atisfactory arrangement, by the 16th March, next,
heir pa|>era will be platted in the hands of W Thurlow
?asr?Hi, Esq., (ot collection.
Jan. Itt,?tf. ROBERT LATTA.
Imported Tooth Brashes.
I"M1B subscriber hoe received per steamer "Baltic"
direct from Paris an Invoioo of Tooth Brushes, <
nanufa. tu ed expressly to order, to which he iuvitea
be attention of his friends and customers.
Mar.-h 20.?if, Z, J. DxHAY.
Fr s1; Drugs and Medicines.
1^11 K MiiiwTtber begs leave to call the attention of
the pnhlio to tho bet that he m now receiving his
ipring stock of Medicines, Chemicals, Ac., and will
ise his former effort* to insure a sliare of their patron*
uro. hoping ut the -ante time the.r will be as punctual
o settle up At the appointed time as he will betoezesute
their orde-a. Z. J. DxHAY.
Marofetu, U Mr
AH.RIV
SPR1MG
rI"'HE underpinned erenow ret-eivinzand opening Cns<
X BARAGE DE LAINS?various prices.
PLAIN AND FJlrQKKl* BAREGE/
. FIGURED AND PLAIN 7ISSUJ3
MOURNING BVRKGfc? A
.FRENCH PKiX'iS. <
isi /n if^ /ffii n in
L5SI3S, M?I MB fifij
HALF HOSE, FOR LADIES,
MITTS AStt 0***8
(SoM&fffl, UiadlisirslfBOTOSj <S
The above named GOODS wiil be cold . ery low For C
March 27?tf. BA.DM 4 ISH
Iliilflf
The most splendid STOCK and tibe L
Also
BLACK AND COLORED?with a-largo assortment of
RIBS
All of which maybe found at BAUM <k IS]
March 27?tl.
(lOTIIIVO. fLOI'll
FOR HEN ?
'JpHE largest Stock of Clothing' mid the Cheapest you
March 27?tl.
f STRAW"
~^"0U will find a large Assortment, by calling on
March 27?'/.
TT7E have just received a new style of GERMAN W(
VV SavEK? E
With a good many Fancy Articles, JB /^k.1
March 27?tf.
Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption csn be Cured !!
DR. ROGER'S LIVERWORT, TAR AND CAN- <
CilALAUL'A has rescued its multitudes from the t
grave. Do you ask for the evidence f THEN CALL
ON THE AGENT, and get a phumplet; a newspa
!- a 11 a.. If I?? fliA Pumniilasf. Villi
per in iuo oniuii i<r uiniuiui vnv j
will find well authenticated canes of individuals who
were, in very deed, rescued from the grave. for they
wi-re upon tin* very verge of it, and given up to die by '
our best Physicians and most skillful Medical Professors, '
when the Liverwort and Tar came to their rescue, an-1 1
delivered them ba>-kto then- friends. Although many
of the cures seem almost incredible, yet they are not '
-bscure ; we have given -heir real names and their <
ejta t pla<e of residence, so that they may be seen. 1
and ihe fa<t-heard from their own months These i
c:resRie 'itltv corroborated by Phyicians and Prof re
tnrrs of Medicine who are well known ami are ul he
highest standing i> our land, who have been com '
pelled to yield to these stubborn facts : no one can j
DISPUTE SUCH EviOENCE. I
WWe Challenge the Whole World!
To produce more real bona fide evidence, in any
enure of justice, than we have in favor af this raedi- '
cine! 11
We defy the PI ysicians of every school, and all <
Mo/t;..inoa tlmt have ever Iwen invented, to nro- <
duce evidence of sucli remarkable cures as have been
made by Dr. ROGER'S LIVERWORT, TAR and "
CANCHALAGUA.
WE CONFIDENTLY ASK TIIE AFFLICTED
(Not (o Pnrclia?c our fllcdiciuc*,) ;
But to examine our I'ampldet, and see for them- j
selves, whether the evidence is as convincing as we j
say it is ; if so, it may prove a GREAT BLESSING
TO YOU.
It Costs bat little to give it a
Fair Trial.
Compared to what a Physician charges?but little
when compared to what you value your health 11
What is the value of money without health f
BEWARE Ot COUGHS AND COLDS! \
1 Recollect that coughs and colds are the foivrun- '
nere of Consumption! i?R. ROGER'S LIVERWORT, ^
TAR mid CANCHALAGUA will break up the most 1
distressing cough or cold in a few hours' time In *
many cases of years' standing, a r dical cure has
I?. . u.. i
oeen enwien III a verv piiuu uiur */j annul iviiun- |
ing the directions. We doubt not but there are now . *
THOUSANDS OF LITIHG WITNEsSES!!
!
Who would have been in their graves if they had not
used this medicine, arresting the disease betore it be*
came too late! f
Who are those who hove certified to the great
value of this medicine t You will litnl the names of
such men as Hon. JliiiGli W.Vb BURKK, lute Post j
master of Cincinnati for more than twenty years ; J
C. W. STARBHCK. Ksq., Proprietor of thel'incinuA 5
ti 1 *ai1y Times: Kon. JOHN A CoLLINS, lute j
Agent and Lecturer of the Grand Division of il?e
Sons of Tetnpeftince of Ohio ; Rev. HliNRY WISH- jj
MAN, and the attending Physiciun, Dr. It. It. WIL- >
SON, of Patriot, (tallica Co, Ohio; II. K. DRAKE, t
E?q , D'Utfi^st of high rtniiding. ot Aeniu, v.; J, w.
11IER0MMUS. and hia attending I'll?aician, W. W.
FRENCO, of Hollands^ tt'gh, l>arke County, Ohio;
E. B.TAYLOR, Eeq Editor of the Greenville Patriot
; JOHN MELENDY, E*q.. and D. K. LEAV1TT,
Eeq., I'eacons of the Vine-Street Congregational
Church, Cincinnati. Ohio. k <
FEOM MAJOR VAN BUREN, ' i
dhotm Kit ok
MARTIN VAN MURKS. EX PRESIDENT
OF THE I AITCD STATES. J
Ki.ndkbiuhik, N. V. Sept. 20th, 1853. t
Mb. A. L. Scoviii?!>eai Sir: Havingoccasion to I '
dm an Expectorant and Oongh Remedy lo.it winter, I 1
woe recommended i?y the tie v. Mr. Tiffany, of this fl
pluce, to try the Liverwort, Tar and Chanchalagua, I 1
did an, and think 1 was greatly benefitted by it, and *
do HEARTILY RECOMMEND IT TO OTHERS as a
Cough Remedy. L VAX BURKS.
Kimdkhiiook, N. V , Sept. >20, 1668
I fully concur iu the above statement.
FRF.D. T. TIFFANY.
Rector of the Episcopal Church.
CTWOULD IT BE POSSIBLEjg:
for such men of bo high aUmiiiig to bo induced to to- ,
ucivt the poor consumptive ! | STBe
ure and ask for Dr. Rogers' Liverwort; I ji
Tar and Canehulagua, and let no <Kber be palmed ^ a
upon you.
For?ale by ti
SCOVIL ?k MEAD,
111 Chartrea at, between Conti and St. Louis, N. 0.
Sole Agents for the Sontheiu Suites, to whom all
orders and applications for ageucien must be uddreaaed.
Sold aleo by Z. J DcIlAr and T. J. Workman <fcC>., i
Camden ; MauiLi. ti. I1c\tii, Lanniater; WiNorusTKn a
Stitt, Monroe, N. L\; Fi?iIkb <fc EliciNirsu, Columbi ?ab>
iO?t mo.
fa'
f
AL g
?r of G0< iDS, consisting of
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vifiK.
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Sl> TISSUES. ' '
LilXCrlfA S Ai\D L W 8.
MISSES AND CHILDREN/.
fW A L Ir t
5h<5smfe(544$s swfi ILiMoSo
wbl'lo all who will favor u? \v.tl? a call. ' '* '*
A EL, 2 doora above '.Vorkmun A Co/eSboeSforc.
* " 11 ' ?- /
utetf STYUv of' IK>NNETS.
op
,?tS>
10K,
IAEL, 2 doocs above Workman & Co.'a Shoo Store.
I V* *' /
KM, CLOTHim
LND BOYS.
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will fi-id. by calling on BAUif A ISRAEL.
'2 doora above Workman Jk Co/sSlici^Store.
HATS. ~
BAUil A ISRAEL, Two
doors above Workman A Co.'i Shoo Store
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)RKED : '
VLJUVK. 4Mz. ISKtALE:iLi*
Two doors abovo Workman A Co.'a Shoe Store.
Notice.
ALL perrons having demand* against the Estate;
of CAROLINE DOBBINS and WARREN
STEWART, deceased, will present them duly attest
;d. and those indebted will make immediate pavmen1
,r> me. THOS, J. OADTII EN,
Feb 6?tf. ,
TAXES.
N'OTICK is hereby aiven. that I will openT5ook9. oi
the 24th day of February next, ai n\y store ir
yum leu. for collecting the Tuxes'or 1854. and wll
ittend at the following places on th Hollowing day* tbi
he same purpose.
un Monuay, reoniary zo. ui uioeny uui, <>n. * up
lay, the 27th of Fehran j at Flat R-n-k; on Wednes
lay, n e 28th of Febrau y. at Bo:futn;? <?n riiursday
lie 1st of March, at Liz< ys; on i'ri i ?r the 2d o
Mari-'i ,?t Sc!ir<ick'st Milt: i. ."a'oarf <' t f March
. : ?r*t.i!i> Mills.
.ifier 11 it- atjovenaai- t ri<r.-- . i iiv.itfittf HtOaiudet
lntill the tir>t day of May n?xt. ni wtiicli limb th<
Books Will positively be closed, and nil delaultersdoubli
axed. HENRY PATE, T. C. K. D.
Feb 6?tf
i
Notice. ?...
1MIE Subscriber earnestly calls upon all indebted l<
tht Estato of K. S MOFFAT, either by not# o
i|>en account, to make payment; long indulgence
:annot be given. A. ii. KENNEDY, Adm'r.
March G?tf.
Notice, i
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of the late B
W. GIBBONS, will make payment to W
rhurlow Castoti, Esq., as t e papers ul the Estate arc
n his hands. And all persona who have demand:
igainst the Estate will give him uotice of-the s-ime.
Feb 27 B. F. EDWARDS, Adm'r.
HEAD QUARTERS 22d. BEGIMENT,
S. C. RI.
24th Febrcxbt, 1855/
ORDER KO.
IN pursuaucc of an order from Colonel Richard An
derson, commanding Fifth Brigade South Caro
ina Militia, an election is hereby^ordeted to be hek
it Camdou, on Friday the Gth'day of April next, foi
Brigadier Gene-ia! of the Filth Brigade, to fill the va
rancy occasioned by the resignation of Brigadiei
General Samuel R Chandler.
Lieutenant Colonel T. J. Warren and Captain B
rones as e detailed to set as managers. By order o
Jolonel Tavlor. W. R. TAYLOR* Adjutant.
Feb 27?6
South-Carolina?-Keraliaw District
- IN EQUITY. , ' v
Win B. Fletcher vs. Jas. Summerville-. Bill foi
ale of Real Estate.
[T appearing to my satisfaction that Henry SchroeV
Joseph Schrock, Mary, wife of ? Burns, Phillff
Jcliroclc and his wife Nancy ; Anthnries Purnance ami
lis wife Elizabeth, James F. Summerville, George W
>unimervjlle, Dsvid Summerville, Samuel Hood and
lis wifo Eliza, Robert Cunningham and ids wife Mary.
a ?l.!i -1J U IT D..L^ /-* If ~
A.rCiiU'aiU owu tiuu ismcj uwu, ivuwi i \S. iiuvtaiu
ind wi(e Aun. are absent from and reside beyond tbli
imits of this Slate. It is. therefore ordered that they
lo nppoar, answer, plead and demur, to the said Bill
villiin three tuontlis from the date of publication 01
his hotice, or an order to take said Bill pro confesso,
viil be entered against them.
W. H. R. WORKMAN, C. K. K. i>.
March 6?tf.
South Carolina?Kershaw District.
- IN EQUITY. ' - '
Alexander McDonald, vs. Daniel Hearon, et al. Bill
or Specific Performance of Agreement.
[T appearing to my satisfaction that Vincent Delk
and his wife P<>lly;,Isaao ileuroti, J.isliua Hearin
Emanuel Hearon. William Skinner, James Skinit
and John Ski-mer, defendants to the above at?ued
iill r. aid.- without the limits of this State. On md
inn of Oaston, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered
hat thev do appear, answer, plead or demur to the
aroe within throe months from the date of pubtica
ion hereof, or an order to take'the same pro. confeMo.
rill he entered against them.
W. H. R. WORKMAN, C. R. K. D.
Marcli 6?tf
Sugar*.
A FINK assortment of Spnni-h Sotrars may be
fV foil rid at WO It K M A N 'S Drag' Storo
J.1 uwtc.
4 LL persona having claims against the Estate of B
t\ W; <41BKONS. deceased will hand them in
irop. rly attested, acc dinji to law. and those indebted,
re called upon for imined.a'e payment.
The condition o''tho estate is such. that prompt aciou
must be tuken for its spttemeot.
B. F. EDWARDS, Administrator.
Feb 6?tC .. ,.
Notice. . J- > n
.4 Lf. person-1 baring demands against the estate of
lV. Joab Cotton, deceased, will present 'Item, duly
ttested, an 1 those in (o"ted will make lATment to
ItOSKRT B '''TPON, Executor..v
Janua.y S3, 135i.
3i?AaJiaiD msviviBiB*
_ _ - 'V f.- ?7 . '
t
fmaat, w
JVot ai Par(ik:Io iu H,
:. i^JT THE .
RFAD AND PONDEflil
' *n'lnitf< iUU? K?tuAly turfcwnftjliy King's lvfril, BIleaiuar.ru.,
Ob>1ii ale (..uhtneoua'KinptiohvP4AipjW'
oatnlc uu :Jif Fiot,- Blotehce, IWIs, Agtle mik! Paver.
t lintuftr $ >*? Kjre-, Bfii* WyioO or 'l'fft
i 1 iVail, Kiiglurgenieot flittr fifty q? i He" Jtonei .
Joint*? StvbWirit' tHe^nt, SifdtUifii; Ifcoriler*, Lttftb '
Iwgo, Spinal 'Coinpluwile, mid iiif Drifts arising'''. ' *
from an injudicious u?u ot MercOi// ifripiidefltaySfy/y
' life, or impurity of the Blood. 'V _ ^ f.
Z^jT This great ^Iterative medicine asd %
llie !>! cd is un'w u?ed i?y tfirwmiKfe of grateful *# '
tieiits frii-ii M-parla ??!' the United Slate*. who teaWty- s
l.iit?t Jit i"e'uari:a'>le cures performed bylkegfei&'J.
i-at'T.f uii nie iicii.ee. "CarlerS ^pQMi^h All*'
rlLi'i'." >e'.i: algia, Blir'iraatisni, Scrofula,.
tinni on (In Skin, l.iver idfynrea, Fever* uffcpn^f
(>ld rvifrt, Affl'ct?on.? of tiie-JuilitOys, Diseases of tlwi
i In out, IcmhIc ?'ompluitits, Bjtins (iiid Aching of $
liones and J.'infe, lire fpi:e'Jjly'|>ut to flight jjjr using iRia^reiU
and ifiestwuible YiJJncdy'.>
For all diH*u-e> of the Blood, nothing lias yet been
foilii>] to compare with it. . It cb-fttises the Of:
nil impufiti *. net? gently arid effloifntly/on' finfcf*.Liver
it ml Kidneys, strougtiien'a l.lie Digest ion, etvrts>
toijeto (lieSto"i;irl?.iiiukes thfc akih elcar aodhean^Ty^
lit id rest.ii e's the CotiMilfttion, on feezed by dWaSfrof
broken down by the excesses of yoittfc, w toprfib?
tine vigor and strength. ' f:
For the Ladies, it ii? incomparably better than aft*
the cosnigties ever tufjed. A fe* doves of Cartafe?
^pnni.di Mixture will remote all auflowftes of -sftjih v*?
plexinn, bring the rosea mhntling to Use dieek,
elasticity to tlw> sle?, and Improve the general health .
m u remarkable degree, beyond all the medithttf7
ever heard of. .. , J.':'
The largo, number of certificates wht?& *e
received finim jiereona Fr< m ail parts of .tbef Untied^
states, is the best evidence that there la np humti!^;;
about it. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians
and public ruen, well known to tbe.ci?nuniuuf& ::
all add their testimonv to the wonderful effecbrSrj' *
' this GREAT BLOOD PUIWFIEB.
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and Almanac,'
and rend the wonderful cures th? truty^
all medicinesdius |ieiformed. y None
genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS,
r>-?r? Kr, ft P^m l.ntri-#r. Richmond. Ysa to
r whom all orders, for supplies aud^ agencies xmwt J*'
addressed.
[ And for sale by WM. 8. BEEBS * Co.,Propri?te^^'
Ri hraond, Va. T*
RICE dtTHOMfeON^cmterville* - " ;V.>'
BUATWIUOI1T <t BARKULCK). Colnml.in.
Z. J. DtHAY'sudT. J. WORKMAN, Camd?fc&:,
1 M .rch 20. y:
1 DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
r C ELEBRATED . . ,
. 0 ermaii Bitters,
B?ao IT v: '*?;
DR. C. X. JACZUV, ZftUaft., fa jf' *
f WILL arrCCITAI.LT COM- r;
liter coMPLiiirr, DT8PBPSW,, jACMwas,
Ckrovie or Jftrvot
1 . Kidntft, and all Anmh anting fnm fFwir'-V-' ***
2 mrdmnd Littr or StowntM. '
' oueh
asConsti.ation,
Inward Piles, '
FitHnuaa nf Ulxv) tA til# ' 4
Head. Acidit\ of theSlrcach,
* Nuubea, Heartburn, Diaguti for Food,
[ Fulness or weight i? tb? Stomach, Sow >? '
Eruptions, Si u king or Fluttering nt the Pit of>.
the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried,;?,'
Difficult Breathing,Fluttering at the IIeiirt,Cb
ing or Suffocating S- nsations, when in a tying Portute^c
Dimness of ViaJon,I)cJ?or Webs before t
lever and dull Pain in tbalicad, Dtficienejr i.
of Per-pimtioDj Ye.lownees of the Skin and- Eyes.
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Li Im, etc^ Sudden Flntbcs of ?
Ilea' Bui ni g in tlie Flesh, - x
Constant Imagining* of .
( - Eril, and great . 1 -*v
Deprcsaiou of
. Spirits.
In attributing such valuable Medical prnpertuata
th'.s remedy, no rath or unwarrantable ttaertinr it
. made, hut is simply stated a fact; proven undents
bly ami conclusively l?y the extraordinary tulSi,M4l
1 benefits derived fi??u ita ute, under the directioflof
r its illustrious originator. Dr. Hooflundi aJ?oDg<au
. classes of European society and from the icraxtiM
r mass of testimony, front nil |*rtaof the American ea?r
tiiieut, accumulated during the last ten years, in the
hniuU.of the p' vscnt proprietor. The prevalent of
. 1: ...... ?.. ...I.;,.I. lit.. Itr... ....... Ri!ni-n adantMl tiS
I l\r ? invar ' \?? i- . ? Mtw
; .is with sorrow nv say it, is almost universal, indent'
there t? scarcely a family throughout the whole exteut
of our country in which there cannot be fonftd
among its members thnt peculiar sallow end languid
appearance,denoting a diseased Lirer, or an traadft'
ted and suffei ing Dy-peptie. " \
Then of what immetise importance to this class of
invalid*. that n certain and reliable remedy should be
placed within their rcaclr; one in whjph no baneful
. or- injurious drug enters into its composition ; a retnedy
on which the patient can rely with the utflMft
confidence and certainty nnJ I* assured from act tiki
and tangible proofs.that the niticle he is uaing,r?*Uj?
fiosiesaca the virtues Attributed to it 'Sucha remedy
itf'" ffoofland's German BiUers." Thousands of doUai*
have been rx|ien<!ed in its manufacture and ddhehfi'
throughout all parts of this continent, and the $M?,.
prietorfcels the greatest satisfaction in
there is no State, County or even Village xbuMfrillft
Medicine has been introduced, that the** award Ve"
' iound numbers willing, to testify to ita autoes.. *'
It is used constantly in the practice of ft lhfgec
number of the most prominent physicians ift, wfte
I eouutrv. who have also added their, written ttltMM
ny. if) ?-vi?l-noe of its-great virtue*. In eoneigtifby
then. we wnuM respecttnlly auk of atHhneo *flnfee<&
f. with .any <?f the ahove disenae*. lagive the fitter* ?
trial, ami n*t assured it will.neve^ 6a regretted, fa
proof ??f the s-oitementa al>6>0 teodb? all ara invited to
read alien1 ively. the *l JtferaorahUb." or "Jftac&al
ItecerjH B?ok?" for Formers *nd Families. containing f
a great number of useful'** in addition to tit;
, test imony, in favor of the Bitteii. fronrths moat prom*
inent nnd well-known indtvidnaia, in all parte oft he
i Union' All agents for the Bitters are authorised to distribute
the " Iteseipt Book "'giytuitootjj.. .
Prim-ipal office ooU XasuJhetorv, liu
Philadelphia, Pa. _ ." $? T-if
For sal: wholesale by Ihaggist* In all the principal
cities, and at retail by apothecarier.'Aod atoro>.
keepers in everv toga in the United State* and Cana*
1 X. /VI
dft, T. >1 nvjiftiunii|? vfluiuru.
Miller ?t BRrrroif, Siimtenrillo; BoATWtiejir 4 Bj?>
KL'loo, Columbia. March 20.
South CaroTiua?Kershaw District.
. 15 EQUITY.
p Ex Fare Wiley .1. MelCain and Anna AdeOa, Me
wife, v? W. G. Kern edy, et uk Petition to exchange
and substitute negroes.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that William K EK.
vin and Sarah, his wife, defendants to the above
stated Petition, reside without and beyond the Hatha
of this Ruts. It is ordered on motion of 81?aiiiHls. ^
Stilfciror for Petitioners, tltat they do appear, plead.
? ?. Paiitlm itliin ihraa
months from the dot* of publioeUou hereof,
order t? fake the ?nt pro. confreeo, Wgl b? MtNli .
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