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|tonj.' THE BEAUTIFUL.? Walk with the beautiful and with the'grand; Let nothing on earth thy feet deter ; Sorrow may lead thee weeping by the hand, But give not all thy bosom thoughts to her. Walk ?wiih the bcautifltL* . v :> j I hear thoe eay, "The beautiful 1 what is it ?"" O llw.n .rf Ha otira V, WVU ?M V U(?l g\*J . i^UVIUUW * JWVO-IV 'Tig no Jong, weary road, its form to visit, _ __ For thou can'at make it smile beside thy door. Then-love the beautiful. ' - 'C-"- ' '' v.-i<'* * r" . " Ay, loveU.i^tia>a a^^U^wiU:I>less;- " And teach thee patience,whjn tby-henrt is lonely; The angola love it, for tUoy. wear itsdje-ss, And thou art made a, little lower only. % Then love the beautiful. " ^ * -V V ^ - \ % Sigli for itfkiss it when.'tis in thy way; . , . Bcrita{delate!* as of a maiden. - ' ; Thy parents bent to it, and more than they " ,\Bc thou its worsliipper. Another Eden :W.. > > * . Comes with the beautiful. ' ^ -f J . So'me boast its presence upon Helen's "face ; . Some in the pinioned pipers of the skies; But be not fool'd. "Where'er thine eyes might trace, Searching the beautiful* it will arise. TIicb seek it everywhere! * . j Tliy bosom is its miut; the workmen are . Thy thoughts and they must coin for tlioe'. Believing ;<T4ie beautiful is master 01 a star, Thott mak'st it so; but art thyself deceiving, If otherwise thy faith. Dost, thou see beauty in the violet cup ? -EH teach thee miracles. Walk on this heath, Adii-say to the neglected flowers,44 Look up, And be ye beautiful." If thou hast faith, They will obey the word. ^ . ?he thing I warn thee?crook no knee to gold; It Is a witch ofsuch almighty power, That.it will turn thy young affectious old. I reach my hand to liitn who, hour by hour Preaches the beautiful. ??? .?t~ 3UisrrIlnntnus. V 1 I 1 ' ^ Ct?urtixc by Gikls.?Whether girls ought tos do any part, and if so, what part of the courting, is a very delicate question to discuss hi the newspapers ; but *is Neal's Gazette has lioldly ventured upon the subject, and partly expressed our ideas, we will, with considerable boldness, venture to copy : We have often thought (for editors never speak froin *?perience,) that a young fellow inustbavea gbod slock of assurance?nay, of downright impudence?to go through the ticklish, terrible, torturing ordeal of :? regular -courtship*. lie has not only to run the gaunt^. let of sneering young gentlemen,but the gauntly let of gossippiug old ladies ; to be talked of and to 4>e talker! at: and to be the murk of watchful observation for the whole neighbor* j hood in which his fair one resides. Nor is this /all. Ifv,hU addresses are only acceptable to . one member of the family, and that member the depository of the garnered up love of a whole life, he is sure to meet (he savage glances of savage brothers ; and is just as . sure to encounter other equally flattering man ifestations of paternal, maternal or fraternal .-opposition. Now this is all wrong. The ex* .changes should be more equalised ; and some .are sanguine enough to believe that the day is ; not far distant when they will be equalized? when, we shall hear of young ladies paying : ibeir addresses to young gentlemen ; visiting -tbem Highly at their houses ; inviting them to ride, to walk, to eat ice-cream, and, as soon r.s matters are bronght to an interesting crisis, popping the question" itself . 'On Eternity.?Look backward, and time was when souls were not; look forward, and of* souls will be when time shall be not. What is the world to them that are in the grave, where our bodies must shortly be? Or do their that are in eternity, where our souls iiDOSt shortly be ? ^Remember that you are at the door of eternity, and have other work to do thiin to trifle ^way tirae; those hours which you spend in tyour closets are the golden spots of all your time, and will have the sweetest influence tipon your last hours. .0ur?ifeis a passage to eternity ; it ought to bo * meditation of, and a preparation for, eternity. v"- - .- .? - Miss Leslie, in her behavior book, gives the following advices to ladies, when walking in the-street. When three ladies arewalkirrg to gether, h is better for one to keep in advance of the other two, than for all three to persist in jB&jiiUining one unbroken lane. They canROt All join in conversation without talking A&ross eaeh other?a thing that in doors or out doors is awkward, inconvenient, ungenteel And .should always be avoided. Also three laches walking abreast occupy too much of the ptmoiiNt, and therefore incommode other passengers, Three young men sometimes lounge along the pavetnent arm-hi-arm, Three young (jfigfouen ae?r do %o. \ 'The longer I live, the more I.feel the impor' ? T: : . it > 4. . - - - laoce ei aunering to me rule which 1 have laid down for myself in relation to such matters. 1. To heat as little as possible cif whatever is to the prejudice of others, 2. To believe oothV. ing of the kind till i am. absolutely forced to It 3. Never drink the spirit of one who cir. euifctes an evil report. 4. Always to moderate, M far as I can, the unkindness expressed toyards others. 5. Always to believe that if the other side were heard, a very different account would be given of tbo matter.?L>fe of Simeon, by Carus. We always feel sorry for illiterate brides and bridegrooms who have put " their mark " upon the parish register, for it seems ominous that their wedded life should begin with crosses. Intemperance renders the body a sink of diseases, and the mind a cage for unclean thoughts and desires. Absolute necessaries are but few, and easily attainable, but of superfluities a disordered raind knows no end. * Orangeburg Female Seminary. PRINCIPAL?REY,_J. 8. LKGARE. Anaislanta?SIjl F. J. Hahb, ? L B.Gay, a ' Mil. U. R Dicksox, ** ?? f I C Yl ~ ansa (i. a. u aiik. -r Mr. and Miss Ilahr will instruct in Music, French, Drawing, fainting, &c. . The acholasticyear consists of two Sessions of about f months each. The Exorcises of the first Session of 1&>5, will be resumed on Wednesday, the 10th January, to Continue until the 7tlVJunc, when the second Session will commence. TERMS. . Tuition in all studies except'in-the Ornamental Branches, with Bonrd, &c......... .$100 per session.' Music and French, each, $15.00 ...r per quarter, or.. "... $30. per session. Drawing and Painting together... ..$8 per quarter. Use of Piano,. $2 per session. For further, information, apply for n Catalogue to the Principal at Orangeburg". Dec. 19. 41V . 7t FULLER'S m } HAT STORE, & J 238 Richardson Street, Columbia, S. C., r Is EAR TilE*STATE HOUSE. LATE styles of gent's: DRESS HATS, 6uch as MOLESKIN, BEAVER, CASSlMEllE, AND SILK, v also. , CAPS, of every description; INFANT'S GOODS, in great variety: ' atso. Umbrellas, Walking ranee. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Ac. \Y Thepvice of Fuller's best Hat, which is inferior to" none, is only FOUR DOLLARS. Deo. 19. 61 . _ . ly ... Male and Female High Schools AT GREENWOOD. BY a recent arrangement of the Trustees, th. se schools haye been placet! under the control of theRev.S Donnelly. His asaistiuts will be sufficient and very competent. male department.-. r Rev. S, Donnelly, Principal, Languages, Chemistry, Mental Science. _? Mr. J. E. iicLure, First Assistant, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, History; Mr. H. W. McLees, Second Assistant, English Bronches, Elementary Mathematics. Rev. J. McLceS, Pastor, Evidences of Christianity. female department. Rev. S. Donnelly, Principal, Languages, Chemistry Mental Science. MissM. C. Pelot, First Assistant, Natural Philosophy, - * History; Mathematics. Second Assistant, Elementary Branches,, Arithmetic. Mr. G. Jager, Teacher of Music and Modern Languages. The first session of the present year opened on Wednesday, the third of January. Rates of tuition us heretofore, ranging from $16 to $40 per year of 10 months. The principal, Rev. S. Donnelly, having at considerable expense enlarged bis buildings, is now prepared to accommodate some twenty boys as boarders. Boarding, including Washing, $10 per month. Lights extra The families of the place afford ample accommodations for both maie and female boarders at the same rates. K. U. CALHOUN, . JAS. CRESWELL, R. C. GILLAM, 1 Trusttes. JAS. GILLAM, Rev. J. McLKES. J C*MDEN BAZAAR. WE are now prepared to notify our friends in town and its vicinity, that we have received a full assortment of WINTER GOODS, suitable for this market, and will receive more with every train, viz; All sorts of D.tY GOODS, as plain nud Cotton, Cotton and Worsted and all worsted Goods, Silks and Ribbons, Pantaloon Stuffs, Broad Cloths, Linens, Ta ble Cloths, Slutwls, Mantles and Mantillas, Embroideries, Carpetings, Ac, HEAL)Y UALiis (J1AJi MijMf oi an descriptions GROCERIES, of all descriptions, Hardware, Cutlery, Earthen aud Cliinaware, Saddlery; Woodware, Shoes and Boot3, Hats, Caps and Bonnets, Hosiery. Ac. 4c. Thanking the public in general for their- kind pat ronage up to this time, we promise to try to meri their further confidence. Terras?Charleston Prices. M. DRUCKER A CO. Caraden1 Nov. 13. tf AM. A-'R. KENNEDY'S Stock of Dress Goods, for Ladies' wear, Embroideries, Ilosiry, Gloves, Ac., is now very full, a id offered on the most reasonable terms. British Periodicals. Early Copies Secured. LEONARD SCOTT a CO., New York, continue to republish the following British periodicals: 1. The London Quarterly Review, (Conservative.) 2. The Edinburgh Review. (Whig.) 3. The N?rth British Review, (Kr-ie Church.) 4. The Westminster Review, (Liberal.) 6. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory ) The present crittafel state of European affairs will | render these -publications unusually interesting durI tng the forthcoming year. Thev will" occupy a -middle ground between the hastily written news items, crude speculations,and firing rumorsof the daily journal,and the ponderous t< m; of the future historian, written after the living interest and excitement of the great fiolitical eveuis of the time shall have passed away, t is to these periodicals thnt readers must look for the only really iutelligible and reliable history of current events, and as such, in addition to their well established literary, scientific, and theological character, we urge them upon the consideration of the reading public. Arrangements are now permanently made for the receipt of early sheets from the British publishers, by whicb we are enabled to place all our reprints in the bauds of subscribers about as soon as they can be furnished with the foreign copies. Although this involves a very large outlay on our part, we shall continue to furnish the periodicals at the same low rates as heretofore, viz.: Per annum. For any one of the four Reviews $3.00 For an}' two of the four reviews 5 00 For any- three of the four reviews 7.00 For all-four of the reviews.. 8.00 For Blackwood's-Magazine. 8.00 For Blackwood and threereviews... 9.00 For Blackwood and the four reviews 10.00 Payments to be made in all case9 in advance. Money current in the State where issued will be received at pat*: Clubbing.?A discount oftwenty-fiveper cent from the above prices will be allowed to clubs ordering (bur or more copies of any one or more of the above works. Thus: Four copies of Blackwood, or of one review will be sent to one address for $9; four eopies of the fotlr reviews ana jaiucicwooa lor ssu; And so oh. postage.?In all the principal cities and towns, these works will be delivered through agents, free of poet 9ge, When sent by mail, the postage to any part of the United States will be but twenty-four cents a year for^ Black wood, and but fourteen cents a year for each of the reviews. Remittances and communications should always be addressed, post-paid, to the publishers. LEONARD SCOTT A CO.. 54'Gold street, N. Y. N. B. L. S. A Co. have recently published, and *"av? now for sale, the "Farmer's Guide." bv Henry Stephens of Edinburgh, and the late Professor Norton of Yale College, New Haven, complete in two volumes, royal ootavo, containing 1600 pages. Fourteen steel ana six handled wood engravings. Price in muslin bindings. #6. GT This work is hot the old " Book of the Farm," lately bsbuscitated and thrown upon the market. NoticefpHREE montli8 after date application will be made X to the Bank of Camden, for the issue of duplicate certificate No. 1158 dated 25lh June 1819 lor twenty shares, standing in the name W. MeK. Parker, for tho sole andsoparato uso of Amelia A. Parker, the original having been mislaid or lost. Jan. 23.?3m ???m.-wm E.EEDER <fc DESAUSSURE, ' f B'A.ciTaRA.G'X: ASD s "' ft. COMMISSION BUSINESS, iDGER'S wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. ; r Oct. 17. 42 8m - ri NEW GOODS- f RICH FRENCH UPHOLSTERY. "ii t' viivnAntiiimiAlTCi rMali iinruuiAiivns H. W. KINSMAN & CO., 170 KING STREET. ( Corner of King and Berrisford Streets, t . I MPORTERS OF French Curtain Material!), Upholstery Goods and Paper Hangings. ( 1'NVtTE the attention of the trade and pablio gcu u erallv to the extensive and beautiful assortment of ^ SATIN DE LAINElS, DAMASKS, i ' LACE AND MUSLIN CURTATNS, cornices, bands.and pins, &c. ' which they are -receiving from' Europe and American r manufactories, ?nd which they offer / i ' , Wholesale and Retail, at prices/ower than any other house in this city. H/W. K. <fc Co. are receiving llie latest Pans de- signs tor CURTAINS and DECORATIONS, 'of nil kinds, and are enabled to produce work of the best ' character and style. i J1 r. Merchants and Families will find it to their advantage to call, as every article in the Cor tain and Upholstery Uine c^n be obtained the above establishment, and at \ terms whiclt can not fail to give approbation. - All bmds^of ^ V' " INTERIOR DECORATIONS executed, and PAPERS put up in a superior style by experienced workmen. ' Charleston, S. C. 50 4t. New Velvet Trimmings. k JUST received a full assortment of black and color ed Velvet Trimmings of all widths at Dec. 6.?lm. C. MATHESON'S. ' < ; ; i Keep Your Feet Warm and Dry. LADIES and Gentlemen who are exposed either to the-wot or cold winter-weather, would do well to J provide themselves with Cork Soles and Winter Over- ^ shoos, which rtiay be had of superior quality and on reasonable terms of , WORKMAN & CO. Nov. 21, " 47 tC i At Cost!-. ? j TIIE Subscriber will commenco this day to sell his 1 entire Stock (which is very complete) of Dress Silks C and Fancy Worsted Dress Goods, at Cost, for Cash, of at greatly reduced prices on a credit till the 1st day or January next. Ladies are invited to call at the "Old 1 Corner" and purchase bargains. J Nov. 27 48 E. W. BONNET. b Shoes, Sliecs. .4 FULL supply of Ladies BOOTS.nnd SHOES, of ' il all styles end qualities; Misses' SCHOOL BOOTS , nd SHOES, Youth's and Boy's Shoes. Just received by *v. aisukksujN. Hides. THE highest price will be given for good hides by W. ANDERSON. Aug 23 84 tf. Just Received. AN assortment of Fiak's METALIC BURIAL CA tJ SES. There have been Into improvements in j this article. Can be seen at the subscriber's Ware- ? Room. C. L. CHATTEN. l New Business Establishment. rI^HE subscribers wish to inform the public general- J: JL ly, that they have opened a CARRIAGE SHOP ^ on the Robinson Road, 15J miles above Camden, and P are now prepnrod to attend to all orders in their line, f They will not bo excelled in the quality of their work * or reasonableness of their charges, by any other establi-hment. J. Ware, Wood-workman, and W. Cocitran, Pain- ' ter and Trimmer, will give their undivided attention to their departments, and all Blacksmith's work will be done ?o order by competent workmen. . - WARE A COCHRAN. ( FepL 12. 37 ly. 1 : a WINDOW SHADES, CtRTAIN GOODS, MATRASSES AND PAPER HANGINGS, At Groat Bargains. r"pHE subscriber lias in store, of his own mnnufac JL ture and importation, an enormous stock of WIN DOW, SHADES, GILT CORNICES, PAPER HANG g INGS," MATH ASSES, SATIN DELAINES, DAM ASKS, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, TAS SELS, &c. All of which are offered at prices that are appreciated by all close buyers and economical housekeepers. H. W. KINSMAN, & 00. 179 King-st. Corner of King and Berriford, Charleston, April 3. 14 ly T. J. WORKMAN & CO., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, d CAMDEN, S. C. - C OFFER for sale, for cash, or on approved credit a 0 lowest market miCEs, a large and well-selec ted assortment of East India, Mediterrantan and European DRUGS AND MEDICINES, French, English, and American CHEMICALS, or ? all kinds, . f. _ Patent Medicines, Thompsonian Medicines, Shaker's Herbs snd Roots, Saratoga Water, Wines und Bran- ! dies, Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, Dye-stuffs, Lamps, Lamp Oils, . Burning Fluid and Camphene, Druggists' and Physioians' Glass-ware and Labels. Window lilooa Pnttv Hair, Tooth, Nail and Flesh Brushes, Bronzes, Teas, Spices, and flavoring Extracts, Perfumery, Fancy i Soaps, Fancy Articles, Genuine Cod Liver Oil, together with every article comprising the stock ot a Druggist ( or Physician. Our stock is of the best quality, and ( tlio best selected assortment ever offered to the public. Physicians, Country Merchants, Planters and all , others can depend on their orders meetfng prompt and careful attention, and upon accommodating terms.? No extra charge for packing or ttansportation to the Railroad Depot or any part of the town. Physicians' Presriptions carefully compounded . April 25. i . 17 ' . tf ; - i ' NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!. AT the CHARLESTON CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS STORE, two doors above Workman <t Co.'s Sboe Store, Camden, S. C. The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Camden and surrounding country, that he has opened a New Store, where he constantly keeps on hand a large and beautiful stock of the aoove Goods, together with a good many other articles, which he will sell on tbe most reasonable terms. His motto is quick sales and small profits. Please 1 give him a call. c Nov. 13.?46tf J. ISRAEL. t ??? a Talmas I Talmas*!! THE subscriber respectfully informs the ladies of 1! Camden and the surrounding country, that he keeps constantly on hand, a large and beautiful stock Cloth. Silk and Merino TALMAS. Ribbons. Bonnets. _ Collars, <fcc., ifce., which he will sell on the mo9t ren- r sonable terms for cosh, or to punctual custom* rs. Nov. 14,?tt Jj ISRAEL. 1 ' : 1? 8 HATS AND CAPS AT COST. I ITHIE subscribers having determined to discontinue S 1 this part ot their business, will dispose of the re- a mainder of their Btock of Hats and Caps at cost for cash, or at a very small advanoo on time. > <j An examination of their stock and prices will at once oonvince any one desirous of purchasing, that it " will be decidedly to his interest to buy of them. Goods of like quality have never been offered at such low prices Among them may be found fine and fash- r ionable MOLESKIN AND BEAVER, also, a good article of PLANTATION HATS. Nov. 21?tf. "WORKMAN <fc CO. - ; f '" - - - ? .* ' . . r. - "? BASR AGENCY!!! I^HE subscriber continues io oct asr agent iu both of . -the Banks of Camden- E. W. BONNET. July 11, 2?> tf. ! DryGoods, Groceries, Crockery &c. 1">HE subscriber continues to keep, on hand a com. plete assortment of Domestic Dry Goods, Grocoies, Crockery, Ac., which he will sell very low for casfi. lis stock of Groceries consists, in part, of Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Clieese, Purchasers would do well.tQ give him a call. Jan. 2. J. OUARLESWORTH. nt AB DEN Hand Ploughs, Harrows; Hoes, Rake UT and Trowels, just received at the "old corner," iy E. W. BONNEY. Feb. 14, 1854. 7 ? * tf. GORN-SHELLERS,. self-sharpening Feed Cutters, (a pew article,) also, Patent Cyhnder and Thernometer. Churns Meat Cutter# and Sausage Stuflfers. Oao, Hand Plows and Harrows for garden use. Fo^ ale at the "Old Corner" by E. W. BONNEY. V* BANK AGEIfT. subscriber will act as Agent for persons draw.*' ing moncv from either of thv Banks In Camden. Aug 14.?if. , J. DUNLAP. Domestic Goods. |>LEACHED and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, D Plaids and Stripos, for servants, Cotton Cusaineres, Deuims and Checks, Bed Tick <tc. For sale >y.; A. M. ?tr R. KENNDDY. Just Received. pi ENTS fine kid top'd Button Gaiters , PT;;!1. Bl'k and Drab Congress Bo. " ' " Calf Oxford Ties 't ' . 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 Am:le Tjes, by WORKMAN & CO. Aug 15 3? ^0.0 pieces Negro ClotliB, frbm-42i to 50 cents a C yard, just opened at " the Old Corner" .. ; Sept. 19?tf. - E. W. BONXEY. I/TEN'S and Youth's. Ready Made Clothing, the ..rJL most extensive and desirable stock'ever offered [i this market, just opened at,l the Old Corner,,' by Sept. 19?tf, E. W BONNEY. VTEW Raisins, Almonds, Citron, Extracts, Cheese, Ll Sugar House Syrup, Powdered Sugar. Candles, 'ieklea, Isinglass, Cayenne, and Jenny Lind gold twist 'obacco, a superior article, just received at the "Old lorner'Vby E. W. BONNET. , Domestics. RED and white Flannels, Linscys, Ticks, Sheetings, all widths, Bed arjd Crib Blankets, Long Cloths, rown and bleached Shirtings, &e. For sale low, by Sept 27. AVM.& R. KENNEDY. ? ?ATH?R and Shoe-Findings.?A large assortment of Leather ar.d Shoe-Findings, [or sale low by WORKMAN & CO. Wool, Wool. IT7ILL be purchased either in the Burr or clean, Y > by W. ANDERSON. Aug. 23 34 tf. Rev. Dr. Cummings' Works. LECTURES on the Miracles; Lccturps on the Parables; on the Apocalypse, 1st and 2d series; Lecnres on Romanism; Lectures on Daniel; Scripture leadings on Genesis and Exodus; Voices of the Day nd Night: Voices of the Dead; Benedictions or the Messed Life; The Tent and the altar: The Great Sncrice; Christ our Passover; Kitto's Daily Bible Ulustraions, in 8 vol. 12 ino.; Coleridges Works, 6 vol. 12ino; Jhambers' Miscellanies, 10 voL 12mo.; Chambers' Paers for the People. 6 vol. 12:no.; DeSaulcy's Narativc f a Jeurncy round the Dead Sea and in the Bible <ands, in 1850 and 1851, including an account of the iscovery ef the Sites of Sodom and Gomarrah. Also a variety ol Miscellaneous Works, School Books, :c. A. YOUNG. Nov. 20. 46 Keep Warm. ^ ENTLEMEN'S Overcoats, some very large size. JT Also, Boys' Overcoats, just opened and for snle t the "Old Corner" by E. W. BONNET. BULGER & DEVANE, Will attend to Boarding, Selling and Purchasing MKCa-KOKS On Commiesion. Office at Saunders & Foster's oM tand, in full view of the Montgomery Hall, Montonierv, Ala. 0*. L. BULGER P. R. DEYANE. Sept. 6. 2G. tf JOSEPH WHTLDEN, DEALER IN PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. No. 11 HAYNE-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. HE keeps constantly for sale, a general assortment of Paints and Oils of all kinds, Varnishes, Wino\v Glass and Sashes, Spts. Turpentine, Spirit Gas, !otto.i Foot-Gin Fixtures, Glue and Brushes, of varius kinds. 37?ly New Goods. AM. & R. KENNEDY are now receiving their Lxi inn siock, anu win ue uuie^p. biiuw an oxnniive and handsome assortment of desirable goods in a ew days. Sept. 19?tf. CARPET Bags, Floor Cloths, Crumb Cloths, Ac. just received at " the Old Corner." Sept 19?tf K. W. BONNEY. A. H. ?fc R. Kennedy HAVE received and offer for sale a full assortment of Ready Made Clothing, consisting of Coats, fesls, Pants, BOYS' CLOTHING. ]oals and Vests, Under Shirts, Drawers, J ITose, Ties, >avats, Ac, Dress Shirts, of superior quality, made to order and varranted to fit. ^ Oct 24 LADIES' Brown and Drab cloths for T^Jmas and Cloaks, just opened at the "Old Corner" by Oct. 31?tC E. W. BONNEY. HOUSE-KEEPING articles in a great variety; also Buthing Tubs, Rocking and.Sitting Chairs, just eceived at the "Old Corner" by' Oct.31?tf. ^ E. W. BONNEY. CONGAREE HOUSE~ ~ [LATE JANNEY'S HOTEL,) COLUMBIA, S. C. W. S. GOODWYN, - PROPRIETOR. R. E. L. EWART, - - MANAGER. [S now open for the reception of BOARDERS and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC. No pains will be spared by the Proprietor and .lanager to make the House worthy in every respect, it a noerai support. r,very ining wnicn can oe, win ie done to render the stay of their visitors comfortable ,nd pleasant. Hitchcock's splendid line of OMNIBUSSES rill always bo ready to convoy Passengers to and rom the House. ' Oct 10. T" NOTICE. "PHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and JL patrons that he continues his BUSINESS IN ILL ITS BRANCHES at W. J. Gayer's old stand, outlieast corner Meeting and Wentworth streets, riiere may be seen a Ihrge stock of good VEHICLES, omposed of light and heavy work. Splendid Fall ,tock arriving every week, among which are' some new nd very tasty models of Family Carriages. Manufacturing and Repairing will be done from this ate with usual dispatch. ... Charleston, Nov 3?45 LEONARD CHAPIN. SO!!8 OF temperance; ; WATERED DIVISION NO. 9. rHE regular meeting of this Division will bo held on Thursday evening, at 7 o'clock. By order of the W. P. B. SHEORN, R. S. V. '* *' CAMDEN HOTEL Is now open for the accommodation of the Trav /- i. J cling. Pvbhc. ' . IT is an excellentand commodious building, new and well-fitted up, and lately put in a state of complete repair. The Rooms are large, open ami airy; flae family parlors well furhisned. The Table will be supplied with every thing which on excellent country market will'afford, and attended by tbe best servants. The Bar will be supplied with the choicest Wines and Liquors. THE STABLES Are well fitted up, atieuded by careful and experienced Ostlers, and well supplied with Provender. vi .i'*; ; ALSO -? -> Lots prepared for the accommodition of Drovers, witb excellent writer conveniences. There will'at aTl^timea be an Omnibus in attendance to oouvey passengers to and from tiie Depot. W.M.WATSON. Camden. May.30, 1854. . 22 "GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY7 Z JACOB'S~CORDIAI(., FOB ALL BOWEL DISEASED, CHOLERA, CHOLERA .V.ORBUSi " DYSENTERY; BILIOUS CHOLf,C, 'DIARRHOEA, GHOLKRA INFANTUM ALi? n/)miiiak1(t n/1n nfnrl fit mnnir iltanna.ia nf PnmalnD most'especially to painful menstruation. .. The Virtues of Jacob's Cordial are too ioell knotvn to require Encomiums... 1st. It cures the worst eases of Diarrhoea. 2d. It cures the worst forms of .Dysentery. 3d. It' cures California or Mexican Diurihcea. 4L)i It relievesihe severest Colic. -Ath. It cures t.'holera Morbus. 6tli. It cures Cholera Infantum. 7th. It cures Painful Menstruation. 8th. It relieves'Pain in Hack and Loins.' 9th. It counteracts iServousness and Despondency. 10th". It restores Irregularities. 11th. It dispels gloomy and hysU rical Feelings. 12th'. It's an admirable Tonic. A few short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials, &c. "1 have'used Jucdb's Cbrdiid'in my family, and have found it a most efficient, and in my judgment, a valuable remedy." Don. Hiram Warnkb^. Judge of Supreme Court,'Ga. " It gives'me pleasure in being able to recommend Jacob's Cordial?my own personal experience, and the'experience of my neighbors and friends around me,'is a sufficient guarantee for me to believe it to be all that it purports.to be, via \sovereign remedy." v ,? ?* .? Wm. H. Underwood. Formerly Judge of Supreme Court, Cherokee Ct. " I take great pleasure in recommending this invaluable medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases, for which I-believe it,to be a sovereign remedy?-de cidedly superior to any thfng else ever tried by me." A. A. Gauldino, Deputy G. M., of < the Grand Lodge of Georgia. "I have nsed 'Jacob's Cordial'in my family, and this, with all I hear about it as a remedy by those who have tried it, induces me to believr that it stands' at the head of every preparation of the kind, and I would recommend its use in the disease for which it is compounded." Mii.ei} G. Dobbins, Cashier of the Bank of the State nf Georgia, Griffin. " If there is is any credibility in human testimony 'Jacob's Cordial' must stand pre-eminent above all other preparations f?r the cure of Bowel Diseases ? From the mass of testimony in its favor from coming in from all quarteis, it must be very tar in advance' as a curative agent, of most if not all other 'patent, preparations." A. Fleming, Cashier Marine <k ... Fire Insnrauce Bank, Griffin. "This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity as fast as Bonapnrte pushed his columns into Russia, and gaining commendation wherever used." Georgia Jeffersonian, May 19th, 1853. " For sale by T. J. Workman A Co, Ciimden; J. F Kennedy A 'Jo., Ridgeway; T. A. Dargax, Darling ton; W T. Dargan A Co., Sumterville; 1*. IL Ale Gregor, Columbia. Principal Depots. 'Havila.nd, TIarral A. Risly, New York. Haviland, Harral A Co.. Chariestou.' J. Wciout A Co., New Drleans. r . ' WM. W. BLISS A CO., Proprietors, Savannah, Ga. Aug. 15, SS ly. Notice. ' - THE Subscriber still continues to act as Agent for porlies doing business in either of the Bonks in Camden, and hopes by strict attention to the same'to merit a continuance of the patronage heretofore entrusted to him. C. MAT MESON. Aug. 29, 1854. 35?1J Ready-made clothing, hats and caps For sale by A. M A R. Kennedy?viz:. Dress, Frock, and Business Coats; Vests-and Pantaloons; Dress and Undor Shirts; Drawers; half Hose; Fancy Cravats; Washington Ties, Ac Boy's Clothing?Coats and Vests. Fashionable Hats, Caps, Ac Sept. 27. T. R. MURRAY, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, CAMDEN, 8* C. fly Orders from the country will receive prompt a ention. March 14. W. THURLOW CASTOM. Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity.. CAMDEN, 8. C. Office on Broad-Street near the Court House. W. H. R. WORKMAN, ; Attorney at law, and solicitor in EQUITY, Camden, S. C Will attend the Courts of Darlington and Sumter Districts. Office in the Court House. . ' M. SHANNON, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, CAMDEN, S- C. Has removed his Office to that ope door abov a. Young's Book Store. . . . Jan. 24. GENTLEMEN'-fine Blnck Cloth Frock Coats,black Cassimere and white Marseilles Vests, opened last week and for sale at the "Old Corner" by Oct. 31- tf. t :. E. W. BONNEY. OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC A RE re8Dectfullv informed that thev will find at /i tlio old stand of Workman 4 Boone, a large and well assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES, HAW, CAPS,. Truuks, Valices and Carpet Bags, which we will seil as low as can be bought in this market. April 25. . ? WORKMAN 4 CO. PIANO FORTES. THE subscriber has justreceived a supply of six " afid seven Oct^vo'rlANO FORTES, Rosewood cases, of superior tone aud workmanship, and are wnrrnnted equal to any manufactured in this country, from the celebrated1 house of Hallett and Cumstou, Boston, and will he sold at manufacturers' prices. Nov 14 GEO. ALDEN. Hair Brushes. THE undersigned luts now on hand an elegant as 'Sortment of French, English arid American Hair Brushes, to which he inviteH the attention of his nu roerous friends and customers. August 9-32 tf - Z. J. DsHAy. . , . ATTENTION! * NOT to any great Military orders, but attention tlie whole, while I inforn^Jhe citizens of Camden that I am permanently settled two doors above M. Drucker A Uo.'s where I keep constantly on hand a beautiful stock of JEWELRY, Cutlery, Spectacles, Silver and Plated Ware, Port Monaies, Ladies Companions, Card Cases, Knives, Ac., Ac., which he will sail nn t.liA mpcf i-?i-?0pnnhl? tei in'j fur o.iol, r....... tnal customers. The trade of uiiy oth r kind is re spcotfully declined. jy Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner, and all work w irranted. ' CHARLES BOFENSCHEN. Nov. H. 46 tf HATS, Caps, Shoes, Trunks, Guns and Cutlery, by ' J.ISRAEL Pease?* Borehonnd Candy. A SMALL lot of the genuine article just received Dec. 12 by T. J. WORKMAN A CO. 0 most superior Uetlrlwjn thf*?ur? c/fjRB&omi pjt TcnoZa, a&lfoidaet^'^fJZliiU R/uwZTrtttri tfk35*id? Lot* of Appetite, Obstructed and painful itwifrwffcin. endull hen gcring diteaut. . ? " >'J At a Female Medldne they trt like a charm, and whf ttba according to the direction*, they safer fall to can the wont eaeee of Pllea, alter all other remediea WL They parity the Maad, caaallu the eMail* tlon, restore the Lifer, KJdiiey*, eai etWIea eretory Organs, to a healthy tone ttd aetlMI and as an AntJ-Bilkxa Family Mediant they haft no'equah Price 2t cents par bo*.- . r?- 7* tfnae**, in Vie Chud, Back and Side, and a|tdbtata arising frump A> ranged itate of the LVmaeh, ami lo rdjttr. Ac dittrea end Sol fetlitiff from eating Ic) hearty food, fa ONI let dytpepbc habtt. WABEAHTED TO BB FfftK^T YMUltt Those PCIIfl mM. a a an TdHsothaaaf TnaU en<t Am ia?aa <' Ada 25 cent box -poeseesee three time* more rower to care Bujete tbtn r one dollar bottle of any . 0T the Byrojjp, Betaas, op SeCRr peril las, that were ever judo; end a staple trial: of only epilog will prore thlf hapeftaat troth. * 5"T They promote Eipeatent|n? UtNt JM PhlefaM ad Clear the Lnnjgo and ettotiuB torjr Orgmna, el all aerbla matter, end theft# not another remedy lo the whole Materia Med lea eatable if Imparting such heeling properties to the Longs and Vital C gaos as these Pills. They Cora Cwetl r cMe** prw dac* a good, regular Appetite, had MreSigAf* ?M> lyitpyn. Price 25 cents pec box, nrevtalnlnf tf doeee riheAta ;j Cell on the Agents who epU the Pfib, ardxet the TiaAffi Almanac oasris, rirlng fall particulars end oertBeata ofenrea. Both kinds of the abore-heesed PHleare fcTeaie in : '-X ' Bwery Town aad Village!* Mwrtls a**Sw*MT In Camden by T. J. Workman k Co, Vno else keep a supply of Drl SPENCER'S TEG ETA BLK PILLS, and Dr. BULL'S CELEBRATED PILLS, wbicfc fltop the Chills and Fever Abe first day. July 26.' 30 . 1 jr ^ ^ Patent Medicines,ice. * < *>AFRESH SUPPLY, just-received^ among thew ate: , < " j 0 Holloway's Ointment Chqrry Pectoral^ ^ nolloway'8 nils Basting's ijj-rup floplha Hobensack's Worm Syrup Rodger's Syrup of-'-Livd!* Mextican- Mustang Lini-. wort and 'Tar and Con^ ment . chalagua - ?)?, J ' ^ Pain Killer ' Daily's Magical Pain Ex? Seltzer Aperient tractor -? ~ i * * * * Barry's Trjcopberous Christie's Galenic BfeltorJayne's Medicines " > Necklaces, Bracelets .and Hadway's Ready Relief Fluid. ^ Oxygenated Bitters Brow's Ess. Jamaica Ginger Georgia Sarsapariila Murray's Flold Mogngiiia Sands'Sarsoparilla Cod Liver Oil Townsend's Sarsapariila Indian Hair Dye - a f-. : Dead Shot > Bachelor's Hair Dye, ; Fahneetock's Vermifuge Depilatory Power * *-.* Wistar's Balsam Wild Cher-Magnetic Plaster '/ n. 9-'X* ;?4 - - *? For sale by v" , v t, F, L. ZEMP. Flavoring Extracti' V4'*J FOR Ices, Custards, Puddings,''and allldrids of Confectionary, Pastry, dc. Ac. r Among them areVanillri T.?mnn PpaoIi VlltmMr Biftflr A Imnnd. Rnnann Pine Apple, Strawberry, Raspberry, Rose, Ginger, Cinnamon-, d c. <fcc., all very superior and'for sale by - - f'i ... FRENCH Brandy and Madeira Wine' of superior quality lor medicinal purposes. For sale by .? | April 1). ,T. J. WORKMAN ^Cp.... MANSION HOUSE, CAMDEN, 8. C. SITUATED in a healthy an<tbusiness'port town ? Where comiort, cleanliness andattetftron with a good table are combined. . ^ / "* TS: O.'ROBUWpN,, March 7'?ly. V / Coiiataut 1 y oi'Hand, ^ CEMENT, Calcined Piaster of Paris, for bdtMRpg purposes; Gypsum or Land Plaster, for agricultural purposes, and Stone Lime, all 6f good qualify anal in quantities to suit purchasers. " / ' "? ? A very superior articled? White Lime for whitewash XfnrrOi 0 90 ' tt'r - ' ^ . r Administrator's Notice. ALL persons having demands against the estate of Joseph Wiengea, dec'd., will hand them in properly attested to A. G. fiaskin, and thosd indebted to said estate will make pavment to bim . * ' ~ CONBAD M. WIEXGES; Adm'r. _,Qct. 31. 44 ... /if SADDLE A HARNESS MAKHG7 THE undersigned continues hit business at the-old stand, returns his thanks for past favors and-hope or a continuance of patronage. All wotk is hia line willbe done with punctuality, and where the cash ia paid, atthe time of delivery, a discount of ten gqr cent willbe made. . ; Jan 6, ly]j2- F. J. OAKS. :" 1 ... \ " m CHARLES- BOFJENSCHEN, Watch Maker and Jeweller, CAMDEN, S. C. "* 4 To Painter*, t nPHE Subscriber has now on band a large and select -L* stock of Pare White Lead, Zinc White," Linseed OH, Spta. Turpentine (a Home production) Chrome Green, Ac. Ac: ~ -s ' '?V ALSO, - i A fine lot of American and French Window Glass, n sizes from 8 M 10 to 18 M 24; Putty in bladders, Glaziers' Knives, Paint Brushes^ and SsahTools, which will be dijposed of on the most reasonable terms. ' J Z. J. DzHATv Aug. 29. s . 35 . ? . Jacob's Cordial. HOOFLAND'S German Bitters; 'Carter's Spaak^i M ixture; Bull's, Townsend's and Sand's Sanapa* rilla; Radway's Ready Relief Ready Resohreet, Bewty Regulators; Circassian Balm for tbo hair Rogt r'a Liverwort and Tan'Ayer's Cheny Pectoral Wistar's Balsam Wild Cftftrry; Hutchings' PyspepsS* Bitters; OxygenatediMtters Moffat's Bitters; Tarrants' Seltaer Aperient Upham's vegetable Electuary; RdWand's Tooic Rowaud's Compound Syrup of Blackberry Boot Henry's Magnesia; Murray's Fluid Magnesia Citrate Ellis' Magnesia; Christie's Galvanic Curatives Mustang LininieBt; Jaynes' Medicines K?ee 8 f amuy meatcino^ strung ? rum; auuui uo. teroy's, Petere'and HolloweyV Pills ' ? Jew David's Hebrew Plaster; Peery's Dead 8hot f McLane's Vermifugeandpills; Fabnestock'sVeraMbgev with a great many other Patent Medicines to be JbutxL at - T. J. WORKMAN ACO'a DrogStdre. Faucjr Cliiua Ware! v JUST received at Workman's Drag Stofe, an ele? gant assortment of China Ware, oonsistingin part of rine uui unina cups aua saucers, wun ?uu wiwwiv mottoes . - >.< ; Rich Gilt Card receivers and Jewelry studs > ' Fancy China Inkstands, Jewelry boxes ? Flower Vases, elegant Toilet bottles, 4c, Ao. ; ALSO, ' - > &.<&?* .% s , A full supply of American and English Tooth and Hair Brushes; Clothes, Hat and Shoe dp. . v . BuSalo dressing Combs, pocket and fine tooth Combs Also a large lot of fine and common Shaving brashes. terms' / ur THE CAMDEN JOURNAL. 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