The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, April 29, 1856, Image 4
THE CAMDEN WEEKLY JO^AlT
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THOMAS J. WARREN. ,
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Advertisements are measured and charged according
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1ST The above Teems will be strictly observed I
is;
-Ttie Architect of his Fortune.
vYes!-every man that moves and breathes
?upon the earth, in whatever-rtatiun of life lie
t may be, is the *l architect of -Ms own fortune.''
' The fact of t-kis bting rather a stale saying, does
' not, in the JeAst degree, detract from its truth:
fulness. If nur observation has been rightly
- employed, "rt -sorely can p?nt to uurabers of
cases?perhaps in our oww community, where
this truth has 'lieen fully illustrated and cor
?-Toborated. 'Cannot yoermind's eye now single
-out, within tire'range otf your persoiLtd acquainti
ance and social intercourse, soin^ one, who,
when jast about entering on the threshold of
' manhood?at wvhicb period tha. formation of
i future character is supposed to take place?bid
fair to rapidly ascend to the j intrude of tame;
one who was noble in all his faculties of body
. and mind, fascinating and ei dealing in rnanner,
with every element of succ *ss beaming from an
i honest and open countem .nee, but who, sad to
Xcll, in an unguarded ho jr, grounded his arms
of virtue and thoughtf jlness, and lei dissipa
iioo, with her legion corrupting and debasing
influences, blot <',ot every element of truth
and honor, and com ert the once pure and noble
i mind into a gorgeo-js and attractive saloon for
A the entertainment of ull the vices which can
BL possibly be itnag'med.
Here is a sad. but true picture of the fruits
IraR . of yielding to temptation. At flrst the tempter
raSSffl may have presented bimseif in an unsuspected
ffiw appeal to him, through the soIicitationA of one
he deetnod his friend, to participate, perhaps
8W in the pleasures of the wine dtp at a social
nartw. Perhaps be yielded, thinking that sure
ly no liarm could result from so predominant a
custom- st those assemblages, which, by the
way, have too often proved a dive curse to
-society, hut it kindled the Are of aejf-destruc
iion -aptm bi> riula, ami be learned to drink
larger draughts of the liquid fire, with which
? tferaolisbing every in?pe of fu turo" usefulness
to himself and country.
Take care young friends lest the evil one
- influence you to build your edifice of character
alter his plans aud specifications?lest he
become the sole superintendent of the work.
If you permit it to be so, your character, when
completed, will be such a miserable botch as
only to attract notice by its cries and solicita-'
tions for sympathy, instead of commending
itself to the emulation of your associates.
How even in Desolation wc can Glorify
God.
_ A SKRMON OK rUILirPIAK8 I. 9, 10.
An old man, little known, perhaps, to many ,
even of those who were in the habit of worship,
ping with him in the same church, but who
dearly loved the habitation of God's house, was
a constant communicant, and a pattern of excellence
in his family and amongst his friends,
during his last illness was placed in an infirmnyr. ,
He happened to be located in a disagreeable
ward, and one which he especially disliked at
first, on account of the ungenial company which
v" he found in it. With one young person, who
had brought himself into his position through
his own pritligaey, he so effectually reasoned
that he appeared to l>e quite penitent aud promised
that if he should be restored to health and
regain his liberty he would, by God's grace,
endeavor to live a holy life. lie declared that
the old man had put the truth in a light iu
which he had never seen it helore ; ana lie became
so attentive to his instructor's person,
that be anticipated his every want; and if the
old man required anything at any hour of the
night, this coiucrt of his was ready to supply
that want, as far as it lav in his power.
Meantime ourjnvalid was pressed to exchange
his ward for a more agreeable one. But he
eculd not now be prevailed upon to do so, because
be had reason to believe that he was doing
good where he was. And thus was he employed
when the day of Christ duwned upon him.
He used often to say when on earth that his
God never should hear the last of his praises in
heaven ; and now, doubtless, with angels and
archangels and all the company of heaven, lie
is glorifying tbc Lord most High.
"I have tiie Reading of it every Week."
?It not unfrequently occurs, when persons
are asked if they will subscribe for a newspaper
or if they already take it; that they reply, "No,
but neighbor B. takes it and I have the rending
of it every week." Such often add, "that they
consider it the best paper they know of."?
They arc benefittod every week by the toils,
perplexities and expenditures of those who J
receive, nothing from them in return. Reader |
if you feel reproved, just send in your name, j
with two dollars, and take the Journal yourself.
> ? ?
Palpable Hit.?An invalid onco sent for a
physician, and alter detaining him for some time 1
with a description of his pains, aches, <tc., he
thus summed up: "Now, doctor, you have j
humbugged mo long enough with your good- ]
fornothing pills and worthless syrupy they don't
touch the real difficulty. I wish you to strike
the cause of my ailments, if it is io your power 1
to reach it."
"It shall be done!" Mid -the doctor; at the
same time lifting bis fane and demolishing a
decauter ofgiu that etood on the sideboard !
?
"Ne Plus Ultra" Scheme!
1*,00 PRIZES! 50,000 DOLLARS
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
[By Authority of the State of Georgia ]
10,000 Numbers Only! 1 Prize to 8 Tickets
CLASS M.
rPo be drawn May lBlli, 1S5G, ai Concert Hall. Mu
JL con. tail., under the sworn superintendence c
Col Gko. M. Looan, and Jas. A A'isukt. Esq.
The Munajror having nuiiouuced his determiiiatioi
to make this ihe most popular Lottery in tho work
alters lor Mnv l.?iii, a Scheme tlint far surpasse
uiv Scheme ever oll'ered in the annals of Lotteries
Look to vour interest! Examine tlio CapitalsarvSK'
PltlZK TO EIC11T TICKETS 1^3
CAPITAL $12,000!
* .1 n f\ a
I Prize of. $>i-.uu
1 6,00
2 " 3.00
1 " 2,00
5 " 1,00
10 44 60
60 " 5
120 " 2
600 " 1
600 44 .
12(00 Prizes, amounting to
Tickets $8 ; Halve* $4; Quarters $2.
mtlZKS PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION!!
Tersons sending money by mail need not fear il
being lust. Orders punctually atteuded to. Con
rnunications confidential. Bunk Notcsof sound Bank
taken at par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order in
mediately.
Address JA3. F. WINTER,
Macon, Gu.
Lost of Tickets of Class L.
By the late accident on the Seaboard and Roanok
Rail Road, the Tickets of Class L., for April flith, i
their transit from Baltimore, in charge of Adams' E:
press Company, wero destroyed by fire, consequent)
there will not be any Drawing of that Class. Tli
Drawing will be Cluss M,?May 15tb, the "Ne Flui
Ultra" Scheme.
Very Respectfully, J. F. WINTER,
March 25?td. Manager.
NoticePERSONS
indebted by note to George Stratfon
will find them in the hands of W. Thurlow Ca
*' anil tvlAACA A?lll nn 111]
ton, fcsq., ior conecuou. nwj w...
and settle. March 23?tf.
2VJBW BOCKS.
.T^RNKST LIN WOOD, by C. Leo Ilontz, *
XIl Rachel Gray, by Kavanagh,
The Three Marriages or Lite at a Watering Tlac
ladia, the Pearl of Pearl River?by Mrs. Soutl
worth,
Confidential Correspondence of Napoleon with h
brother Joseph Bouaparte,
liberty and Slavery, by A. T. Bledsoe. L. L. I
Prof. iMath.,in the University of Virginia.
Encyclopaedia of Americau Literature?illustrate
by Puyckinck. A. YOUNG.
IVORF OF TIIEIfl!
ANOTHER supply of those cheap Safety Bu
together with a variety of other Envelopes, hi
been received. Also, Koto, Letter and Foolscap P
per, at 12 to 37 per quire, at the
Feb. 12. POST OFFICE.
Tin Cans.
FOR Lamp Oil and Burning Fluid, of various size
For sal. by T. J. WORKMAN, 4 CO.
Cleveland's Yeast Powders,
PRESTON 4 MERRILL'S do., Durkies do.
A fresh supply of the above articles just r
ceived and Ibrsale by T. J. WORKMAN & CO.
J uaft'SiS gaS.'1'm,t rit ^ *'
Jan. 29. E. W. BONNET
Final NoticeCLAIMS
upon the Estate of the Into John S. Cu
ningham, must be presented before the first d:
of June next, as the administration will then 1
closed. Wm. c. CUNNINGHAM, ) . . ,
ROBT. B. CUNNINGHAM J" Adm nMarch
18, .12 tf
NOTICE.
THE undersigned has located himself in Camdei
and Is prepared to do all business in h s lino,Brick
Work, Plastering, Setting Grates and Furnace
All orders executed with neatness and despatch. F<
reforonce apply to J. F.sSutherland. Residence i
U. B. Curtis'. JAMES LANGLEY.
AdtII 1. 14 5L
FIXE Black Frock Coals, also, Overcoats, and Boy
Clothing, just opened and for sale low at tli
" Old Corner" by E. W. BONNKY.
BOYS' CLOTHING, Children's Fancy suits ofue'
styles and patterns, just opened at the ''01
Corner" by E. W. BONNBY.
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.
ARE received every week?among the latest are
n fresh supply of the Citrate of Magnesia, Ta
rants Seltzer Aperient, Close's Sparkling Gelatini
Cleveland's Cologne on draught, Balm of a Tao;
sand Flowkus?second Invoice; Rock Potash, i
Cans, with full directions lor making Hard and So
Soap, 4c., at J. E. DeHAY'S.
March 18, 12 tf.
Auctioneer.
rPIIE subscriber will attend to any business in th
X Auctioneering line. All orders left at'the offic
of the Camden Journal will receive prompt attentior
March 4-^tC ' THOMAS J. CAUTHEN.
" Balm of a Thousand Flowew."
SO much admired whereTer it has been introduce
and used. A small lot just received at
March 4?4t, J. E. DkHAY'S.
Particular Notice.
OUR business will bo conducted as bcrctoforofor
CASH, as wo deal in nothing but such art
cles as commands ready cash
Feb. 20?tf. ME HONEY 4 BOSWELL.
Just Received,
8000 lbs. Choice N. C. Bacon,
50 Bbls. superior N. C. Flour,
1000 Bushels White Bread Corn,
300 Bushels N. C. Seed Oats,
Which will be sold cheap for cash?and cash only.
Feb 26,-tf MKRONEY & BOSWELL.
Fancy China Ware.
JUST received, an elegant assortment of Chin
Ware, consisting of
well uiu L/innn i^ups nna
Rancors, with and without mottoes
Fancy China Inkstands and Matchboxes.
Elegant Itieh Gilt Flowor Taset
by C. DOFKNSCHEN,
Nov. C, 2 doors above M. Drucker, & Co
Cleveland's
ORIGINAL Prize Medal Cologne "Water in Pin
Pottles; Prentiss' Toilet Powder, Rowland'
Lotion; Kathairon. Tricoplieroua, Eau Lustral Ac., Ac
Just rcccivod at J. E. DeIIAY'S.
Feb. 12, 1
SOAP-STONE Griddles, CwfTee Biggins, Cake Pant
Nursery Lamps, Dhh Covers, Pudding Mouldf
Dust Pans, Coal Carriers, Towel Stands. Vogetabl
Slicers, Grid Irons, Ac., for sale at the "Old Corner
by E. W. DO.>NHY.
IJrick for Sale.
THE subscriber is prepared to furnish PRICK at $1
j??r Thousand, cash, on delivery.
Jan. 8?tf. J. F. SUTHERLAND.
A Lot of Gae fihinirtee for sale ?t the " Old Cornor
?\ Vy 8. V.
tfle cheap
scd MLJ tjii JBLZ bs. jw
*! nR v-r nn ns ANn grocery store
. i rPHR subscribers have opened, one door siUive Mr. j cn
! X Willium C. Workman, u FIU5SII STOCK OF1
, ' New and Desirable Goodl$. j ^
| which they offer on the most reasonable teims?a? j jjs
; low as the same qualities can be purchased in this j
l" market. ^ j
' Our Stock consists in part of j ;
' Cll'
lt j HOMJBSPUWS, TICKIiUGS <
? S?EoiaQ.CELCE>aSs30 '
Crushed N. 0. and Coffee Sugars, cal
liin, Java, -mid Cuba Coffee, Oh
b New Orleans and Cuba Molasses, vul
Baeon Sides and Hams, Salt, ic. mi
Flour, Lard, Cheese, Fresh Pork, ite
u Corn, Peas of different kinds. ne
Soap, Starch, Candles, Mackerel, wr
Hardware, Crockery, ret
5 Tobacco, Segars, Sec.
0 Be sure to give us a call, as we take pleasure in fri,
5 allowing our Goods, whether we make sales or not. rM,
Feb. 19,?tf. V?. CLYBUBN ? CO. {>?,
?300 REWARD, i?t
IS offei cd for the apprehension of JACKSON BRADLKY,
who was confined in the Jail of Kershaw
ts District, under .sentence of death, and who made his J1,0
i- escape on the afternoon of Monday 18th iustv j"
:s Said Bradley is about 28 j-ears of age, five feet, ten
or eleven inches in height, and has a Mole on his face; on
1 1 * ' ?..'.I. o /l.,a.nnuct Innk nnH Rflllmv
I- darn nair auu eye*, ?. .........???,
complexion. I will pay the above Reward for his I wc
apprehension. E. BARNES, S. K. 1). ftn
Carolina Timea^ and Lancaster Ledger copy three rej
tiinee. Feb. 19?1? ?a
da
;e Caution.
" T HEREBY caution the public against trading with i
* JL my wife, Mary Truesdell, on my nccontit, as 1 will 3,.
^ pnv no debt which she may contract. t>,
Jan. 22?3m. JOHN II. TRUESDELL. of
pli
I'crcuftKioiui Capw, tlx
OF superior qualify. For sale by
T J. WORKMAN, & CO. Fq
NEW. DRUG- STORE.
3, I'O
s- rI~^HE undersigned begs leave respectfully to inform Fo
111 X the friends and former patrons of her husband, Fo
that she has opened a Store one door below tho MA- Fo
- SONIC HALL, where will bo kept a fresh and varied Fo
assortment of articles in the line, which will be added p
to fis occasion may require, and asks a continuance of
the patronage bestowed upon ber husband. " '
e Feb. 5?Cm. J. E. DeIIAY. he
0
NEW G00DS5. ,,r
>, Wo ?.
TVTOULD invite the attention of bis friends and
' TT customers to his Stock of v
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
fT. Fancy C'ol'cl, all "Wool Delafh?, ^
is " " Cashmere,'
a- u French and Englbh Merinos, .,1
Plai.l Silks, Black Silka, fine
'Uslrc> . fol
Freuch and English Prints, *
Ginghams?of all qualitiirs,
BMfek and Col d Aipacra.
? Embroideries. 1
A handsQvre assortment of
Wyiked Collars ana peeves, in new?,
Collars, Cuffs, Sleeves, &c. th
FlailHcl*. I"
e Welch and um^finking Flannels,
llcavv, Red and Green.
CANTON FLANNELS?Indies' and ,,
*L ? Onnts' MERINO YE.VT3. w'
Sup'r Black and Colored
Dress and Business Conl and Vests,
A largo mid handsome assoilmeht or
A Plains, Kerscyes, Ac.
n" ) Also, Sup'r Cassimcre, Black and Fancy Oi
' 7 ji Sa'tinetts. Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans. Wool Liiiscy.
J0 BLANKKTS. of "extra size a;ad quality.
TTATS AND CAPS of qualities and styles, with a
full stock of SHOES of every variety, with u full and 8)'
_ general assortment of lie
Groceries, Hardware, Ac.
All of which will be sold at the lowest pi ices for
^ cash, and to punctual customers.
*r THE SIG* OF THE TWO LARGE
at , WATCHES
- miPBissTiiLseisa, .
?' AND
" AT NEW YORK PRICES, FOR GASH. MEUj
CHANTS and Dealers will do well to call and examine
the stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
at 249 King-street, before they purchase elsewhere.
Every articlo warranted,
a A stock always ondiand peculiarly adapted to connr
try dealers. v.
e, Save twenty per cent, by calling on
; wm mjLSWRMAW*
? 249 KING-ST., CHARLESTON, . Lc,
Oct. 2 Four doors from Wcnlworth-st. tc,
WILLIAM M: TUNNO, ?
U;
JC* dCZ2 rJ3E*. tj0
Le
e ASD
1 SeiHSSIMS 1EMEHMT,
FOR FLORIDA COTTON,
. .lorth Commercial Wharf,
CHARLESTON,& C.,
VTJTH A BRATCCI1,
97 Bay-street Savannah, Ga.
i. Late Arrival of New Books
AT A YOUNG'S BOOK STORE.
ROSE Clark, by Fanny Fern,
Nellie of Truro, by tlio Author of Vara.
Widdow Bedoit Papers, Elm Treo Tales,
Good Times Coming, by T. S. Arthur,
Geoffrey "Morcton, The Home Garner, by Mrs. Mary
G. Clarke, '
Abbott's Napoleon in St. Helena, ?
Foote's Sketches in Virginia, 2d series, l
The iporul aud Intellectual diversity of Races, by 1?
Ilotz ' " pai
Philadelphia Housewife, . ers
a Mrs. Halo's new Household Receipt Book, Ac.
A Hunter's Life among Lions, Elephants, Ac. (
Also, a variety of fino editions of books for pre
sonta, in new styles of binding. Call and examine. *CLOCKS-Warranted
a~
TIME IS MONEY. ?
A FINE assortment of CLOCKS from $1.60 up to
$12.00, for eale by C. BOFliNSCIlKN, ?.
t Nov. 6. 2 doors above M. Drucker A Co. I
:. ? Accordeons! Accordeons!
I HAVE just received a fine assortment of French I>01
Accordeons. also, a elegant assortment of fine 00
j | Germnn and rrench Cologne and Soap, to which 1 nes
' ! respect full j invito the attention of my friends and the a
g public generally. C BOFHNSCH KN, aP
> Nov. 3, 2 doors above M. Druckcr <t Co. caa
Jewelry, Plated Ware, &c- __
ANKW arrival of tbo latest etyloa of Jewelry, T
Fine Plated Cake Baakote, Fruit .Stnnd and' Cas, *torn.
prii
China Gilt Vases ; Cnpa and Baucws, ~
Oupa with covers; Towdor Bosea; Oard BasVeta.
' Pockot Knivra, oe?y paltcnw.
T5ao. If. 1. YOOlfG.
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THE FARMER'S GUIDE
*0 SCIENTIFIC ANT) PRACTICAL AGRICUL'
TUItl?
By Henry Stephens, F. Edinburgh, am
e late J. P. Norton, Professor of Scientific Agricul
re in Yale College, New Haven. 2 vols. Royal Oc
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ider circulation the publndiers hnve resolveji t
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SCHEDULE. 1
Mail and Passenger Trains. SOUTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Leave" Camden 4.30 a. rh.
Leave Boykiu's, 5.2 a. in.; Claremont, 5.40, a.m
Leave Middleton, 6.5 a. m; Manchester June
tiou, 6.12a. m.
Leave Clarkson's, G.30, a. m.
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Lcavo Kingsville 5.45, p. ni.; Clarkson's, 6. p. m
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Leave Clarllhont G.55; p. ni.; Boykin's, 7.40 p.n
Arrive at Camden 8 15 p. m.
MID-DAY TRAIN. Monday,
Wednesday, and Saturday,
down. | up.
ave Camden, 1.30 p. m. | Leave Kingsville, 8 a. m.
avo Boykiu's, 2.10 p\m Leave Clarkson's 8.15 "
ave Claremont 2.48 u Leave Manchester June
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ave Manchester Jupc- Leave Claremont 9.10 "
n 3.28, p.m. Leave Boykin's 9.50 "
avo Clarkson's 3.45 " Arrive ut Camden, 10.30
rive at Kingsvill 4, "
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in.; Camden 8 15 p. m.
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Arrive nt Kimrsville 4.30 d. m. and 0.30 a. in.
Leavo Kingsvillo 8 o. m. and 6 p m.
Arrive at Augustu 3 p. m. and 4.30 n. m.
tfov. 20. HENRY T PEAKE, Gen). Supt.*
MNE Double-barreled Guns, Powder Flasks, Shot
Bags, best Percussion Caps. Also, fine Cutlery
tent Boring Machines, Chopping Knives, Coal Silt,
Spring Bulances, Enameled Grid Irons, Tin Ware,
, just opened at tho " Old Corner."
}ct. 16, E. W. BONNET.
)N consignment at the "Old Corn or," a lot of
prime Bacon Sides and Hams.?for sale cheap,
1 for cash only. I?. W. BONNEY.
ATTENTION!
MIE subscriber would respectfully inform tho citizens
of Cauiden, and the surrounding District,
t ho has just received a fine assortment of Fancy
liules, consisting in part of Ladies' oVgant Pearl
rt Monaics, Ladies' Companion Card Cases, Moroc
Port Monaics and Cigar Cases. Pocket Knives of nil
criptions, .Steel Spectacles. Ladies' Wdrkboxes, also
nc lot of Hair, Cloth. Nail and Tooth Brushes, and
ood many other ariicles which will bo sold low for
h, or to any punctual customors bv
C. BOFENSCHKN,
Jov. 6, 2 doom above M Druckor t Co.
ADIKS' Worsted Dress Goods, also, fine Bed
t Blankets, Carpets and Rugs, for sale at reduced
jenat tho ' Old Corner" by K. W. BONNEY
For tlie Lawyers*
iULED Declaration I'opor. Foriwloat
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^HSfiKEmX^SSsMuHfllSnflK?
AYER'S PILLS;
Anew and singularly successful remedy for the
cure of all Bilious diseases ? Costiveress, Indigestion.
Jaundice, Dropsy, Rheumatisni, Fevers,
5out, Humors, Nervousness, Irritability, Inflammations,
Headache, Fains in the Breast, Side, Back,
and Limbs, Female Complaints, &c, &c. Indeed,
j very few are the diseases in which a Purgative Medicine
is not more or less required, and much sickness
and suffering might be prevented, if a harmless
but effectual Cathartic were more freely used.
No person can feel well while a costive habit of
body prevails; besides, it soon generates serious and
often fatal diseases, which might have been avoided
* by the timely and judicious use of a good purgative.
This is alike true of Colds, Fevdrish symptoms, and
Bilious derangements. They all tend to become or
produce the deep seated and formidable distempers
which load the nearses all over the land. Hence a
reliable family physic is of the first importance to
the public health, and this Pill has been perfected
! with consummate skill to meet that demand. An
extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, Professors,
and Patients, has shown results surpassing
1 any thing hitherto known of any medicine. Cures
have been effected beyond belief, were they not subi
stantiated by persons of such exalted position and
character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth.
Among the many eminent gentlemen who have
testified in favor of these Pills, we may mention:
Prof. J. M. Locks, Analytical Chemist, of Cincinnati,
whose high professional character is en1
dorsed by
John McLban, Judge of the Supreme Court of
? the United States. . \
. , Thos. Cobwin, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. J. M. "Wright, Governor of Indiana.
N. Lono worth, great wine grower of the West.
Also, Dr. J. It. Chilton, Practical Chemist, of
' New York City, endorsed by
Hon. W. L. Marcy, Secretary of State.
W?. B. As tor, the richest man in America.
S. Leland & Co., Propria of the Metropolitan
Hotel, and many others.
rk:j nnrmif va rnnM ?ive many hundred
S I/lU oyav>? 0
. certificates, from all parts where the Pills have
, been used, but evidence even more convincing than
the experience of eminent public men is> found in
their effects upon trial.
' These Pills, the result of long investigation and
study, are offered to the public as the best and
most complete which the present state of medical
science can afford. They are compounded not of
j the drugs themselves, but of the medicinal virtues
only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by chemical
. process in a state of purity, and combined together
in such a manner as to insure the best results. This
' system of compositidn for medicines has been found
) in the Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a
) more efficient remedy than had hitherto been obj
tained by any process. The reason is perfectly obvious.
While by the old mode of composition, every
medicine is burdened with more or less of acn1
monious and injurious qualities, by this each individual
virtue only that is desired for the curative
effect is present. All the inert and obnoxious qualities'of
each substance employed are left behind, the
curative virtues only being retained. Hence it is
- self-evident the effects should prove, as fhey have
2 proved, more purely remedial, and the Pills a surer,
more powerful antidote to disease than any othei
I medicine known to the world.
As it is frequently expedient that mymedicins
should be taken under the counsel of an attending
-Physician, and as he could not properly judge of i
remedy without knowing its composition, I hav?
s supplied the accurate Formula: by which both mi
I Pectoral and Pills are made to the whole body or
Practitioners in the United States and British Amers
ican Provinces. If, however, there should be anj
r one who has not received them, they will b<
r promptly forwarded by mail to his request
Of all the Patent Medicines that arc offered, how
few would be taken if their composition was known1
Their life consists in their mystery. I have nt
mysteries.
The composition of my preparations is laid opcx
to all men, and all who are competent to judge or
the subjeet freely acknowledge their convictions of
] their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral wai
|. pronounced by scientific men to be a wonderful
medicine before its effects were known. Many em1
incnt Physicians have declared the same thing of
J_ pi?i Pi",i (inm luwfl
ing to certify that their Anticipations were mor<
n than realized by their effect! upon trial,
ii They operate by their powerful influence on the
0 internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate if
into healthy act'/>n?remove the obstructions of
the 6tomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body, restoring tl*ir irregular action to health, and
. by correcting, wherever they exist, such derangements
as are the first origin of disease.
1 Being sugar-wrapped, they are pleasant to take,
f | and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
s their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, sec wrapper on the Box.
PREPARED BY
DR. JAMES C. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for $L
SOLD BY
T J. WOREMa^, A. CO, Camden.
AMERICAN HOTEL.
rr,HE friends of this establishment, and the pKbli<
Jl large, are respectfully informed that this HOT
will be continued and kept 0| en fur the reception
' all who mnv feel disposed to patronise it
The soi vices of Mr. JAMES L. BEARD, long
vorably known in counexion with the Hotel, hi
been secured.
A continuation ofrthe patronage heretofore giv
is respectfully solicited.
No pains will be spared to give satisfaction.
, The Culinary department will be supplied with 1
selection of liio market,
Gentlemen with their families visiting or passi
through Columbia can be furnished with unsnrpasr
accommodations; ilie location I eing central, retir
and convenient to pleasure and business.
Mr. john A. SHIELD, will continue his locati
at the Stables in rear of the Hotel; his Omnibus a
- Carriage line will be in readiness at the different I
pots and at the Hotel at all necessary hours, to cc
vey passengers to and from the establishment
Guests desiring Carnages can have them at a
hour. W. BOLLINGER,
Jan. 22?tf. Proprietor.
NKGRO CLOTHS of every description, justopen
Also, Negro Shoes and Blankets, for sale low
tho " Old Corner." K. W. BONNET.
COOPER'S ISING GLASS, Almonds, Teast P<
dors, Extracts, Candles, Soaps, 4c., for sale at
"Old Corner,1' at the lower t prices.
Oct. 10 E. W. BONNET.
LADIES' Brown and Drab cloths for Talmas a
CloaKS, just opened at the " Old Corner" by
Oct. 3i-h: k. w. bonnet.
SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP, Lemons, Rose VTati
_ and Cheese, just received at the "Old Comer.U
Deo. 11, E. W. BONNEY.
A ONE-HORSE Wagon?also, a Carriage Ilarnt
for sale at the " Old Corner" by
Oct. 23. E. W. BONNEY.
FRESH Raisins, Currants, Almonds, Maccaroi
Cheese, Ac, just opened at the " Old Corner."
Nov. 27, K W. BONNEY.
The Subscriber
CONTINUES to keep an assortment of Fisk's M
tallic Burial Cases. The late improvement
their form, and the handsome style in which they a
finished?imitating rosowood?render them the mo
comploto article ever offered to the public.
also
An Invoice of Burial Clothing,which will bedisposi
of in Suits or Singlo Articles, without cases, if desire
May 1 C. L. CHATTKN.
tt A titvttt a t?ti
ILtlAi; W AXVXi.
I AM receiving my stock, and in a few days it w
ho complete, and would invite purchasers to c
and examine it. I have many new articlos whk
have just come out. W. D McDOWALL,
0c< 16. . 42 tr.
CARPET Bags, Floor Cloths, Crumb Cloths, i
just received at " the Old Corner."
gept 19?tf. E. W. BONNET.
Vallet's Mange Ointment,
WARRANTED to euro tjie mango in animals.
Juet received and for sale by
Nov 6, T. J. WORKMAN I COrvi
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NEW STORE. "I
i \.f ERONEY 4 B08WELL. have opened at ttf B8
i It J. corner of Bros'd and Rutledge streets, io tl> DM
| Store recently occupied Hy Major K. S. Moffot,?.
! choice assortment of FRESH HEAVY ANN FANC" I I
GROCERIES, to which they invi^Jhc attention* HH
i purchasers : in part as follows? f
Heavy Groceries. \^H
N. 0. and P. R.SUGARS.
| Crushed, t'ulvcrized and Stuart'tt Loaf do. S
Rio. Java, and Cuba Coffee. jHj
! New Orleans and Cuba Molasses. J|
Salt. Leaf Lard. fif
Bacon Sides. Canvass Hams. Dl
North Carolina Flour.
Goshen and English Dairy Cheese. / ^Hj
Soap, Starch, Cleansing Soap. ?
Sperm and Adamantine Candles. Hi
NuS. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel. H
Fancy Groceries. 8
Quarter Boxes RAISINS. .
llalf and whole do. jH
Almonds, Figs and Assorted Candies. Jflj
Ginger and Chow-Chow Preserved - 9
Sardines and Preserved Salmon. *9
Cove Oysters, Preserved Lobsters jfl
Lemon Syrup. 9
Walnut and Tomato Catsup, 9
Capers, Olives, Pickles, Sj
Pepper Sauce. '-'sM
i Preserved Pine Apple. ' 9
Brandy Peaches^! o. Clierrie*. J9
Tobacco dnd CigarsGold
Leaf and Rio Hondo'Cigar*. Jnfl
Palmetto, El Ensaya aDd La Palma do. ;9|
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. -fM
Pet.n & Ayers super do.
Superfine Cowing Tobacco. 9
Common do. do. ||H|
Wines and Liquors. ,JB
Rect;fied Whiskey. '^9
Old Rye Hammond do. ? V<h9
Old*Bourbon do. - 'MB
New England Rutt.. - H
London Dock Brandy. ^
Otard, DupuyA Co.'sdo." . . -'^^9
GoddarcPs Brandy 9
St Juliefe Medoc Claret
Old Madeira. \ f3k
Old Port Wine. * M
Old Malaga do. y 9
Heidsick Wine. r g s 'f?
Byass' London Porter.-. m' *9U
Byass' London Ale,' -WM
t While Wine Vinegar. ? * 98
l A General Assortment of fHUlTS. ?*9
With a variety of other nrt$e3 too numerous to-J
mention, which will bo sold ^exceedingly low'
cash, by MBROXSY A BOS WELL. ~5S|
April .4 | tf. 99
, SCOTT'S ~j|
LITTLE GIANT COKN AND COB M1IX.JH
''"PHE subscriber is prepared to furnish the differed. n
J- sizes, and wili guar-meeltheaa to grind 10, 15, I
tttiH ofi hiwliels ner hour. For.sale for cosIl fl
May 15,?tf. |T. D. McPOWALL, ; j
Tailoring. . Tm
qiHE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends}. H
JL and former customers, that he has resumed
Tailoring Business, and wilt execute all order*
work in the most workmanlike mantoer and at
duced prices for cash?or onxalL i)
April lT-i-12 j P. BOBEpQ^ jH
T J. -WORKMAN & C<M iHH
Wholesale aud Retail Dru^
CAMDEN, S. Cf V JIM
* /^VFFER for sale, ffff cas\ or on approved
U lowest market prices, a large and weixJ^^^W
ted assortment of East Ikiiia^ Mediteb&aiu^HBNH
.' European * i ' w^icmi
??!!??n"
French, English, and Americas CHEMICALS,^ |Sfi
ALL KINDS, 4k
Patent Medicines, Thompsonian Medicrncs^oaikcra
Herbs and Roots, Saratoga "Water, Wines and BranU
dies, Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Paints, Oils, Varw
nis'.ies, Paint Brushes, Dye-stuffr, LAmps, Lamp OiMjF
Burning Fluid and Camphene, Druggists' and Phyr"
clans' Glass-ware and Labels, Window Glass, Putts
Hair, Tootb, Nail aud Flesh Brushes, Bronzes, I?r
Spices, and flavoring Extracts, Perfumery, Fkngj"!
Soaps, Fadby Articles, Genuine.Cod Liver Oil, together /
willi every article comprising the stock ot a Druggie
or Physician. Our stock is of the best quality, an^,
the best selected jissortraent ever offered to the pub-?
lie. Physicians, Country Merchants, Planters aad all
others cin depend on their ordersmecting prompt aad I
careful attention, and upon accommodating teruaa.? j
No extra charge for packing or transportation to the/
Ruilroad Depot or any part of the town. V T!
ZWPhysicians' Presriptions carefully compounded U
Anril 2fi 17 ft r
Constantly oil Hand, * ;1
EL /^h'llKNT, Calcined Piaster of Paris, for building VX
0p \J purposes; Gypsum or .Land Piaster,"for agricul * 1
lural purposes, and Stono Limo, all of good quality and i
j- in quantities to suit purchasers. 1
A verysupenorarticleof Whiteliime lor whitewashJA
ing. . C. L. CHATO^r-'Ml
en . March 9. 20 * tf 1
Removal- . f
the rnpj]^ Subscriber has removed from hjs former stand, \.
A to the store recently occupied by Moore k Kuy;n?
Kendall whqre he keeps constantly cn hand, a general J
;C< assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, "Wines, Brandies -w
cd and Liquors. A good article of Candied Citron with f]
many Fancy Groceries, and every article usually Hjjfl
?" found in a general \ ariety. All of which will\xs told v
' as low as they can be bought for elsewhere far .cash; . \
or to those customers who pay theirbillspromptly.
>n" March 27 J.CHARLESWORTH. Vj
?y TIN MANuft.CTO&Y. *
THE subscriber is e- ^aged in the' TtNNI NG BUSI- A
NESS in all its branches, and keeps constantly 1
^ | on hand a general variety of such articles as are in <
Rt constant use, made by himself of the best material
and in the "best manner. ' L
ROOFING and GUTTERING done with despatch fj
and warranted. Old Rags, Brass and Copper taken
.. in exchange for work A. H, FARROW, '
1 Sept. 4,-tf. Agent. , ,j
A. 111. 6c H. Kennedy
n(* TTAVE received and offer fbrtalo a full assortment
XI of Ready Made Clothing, consisting of Coats,
Vests, Pants,
BOYS' CLOTHING. ;
Coats aud Teats, Under Shirts, Drawers, 1 Hose, Ties,
Cravats, Ac,
- Dress Shirts, of superior quality, made to ordor and :
!S* warranted to fit. Oct 24
Domestics. '* i
ii, T> ED and white Flannels, Linseys, Ticks, Sheetings* j
JLL all widths, Bed and Qrib Blankets, Long Cloth%
brown and bleached Shirtings, Ao. For sale low, by
Sept 27. A. M. k R. KENNEDY.
e. Gin Bands.
?n TNDIA RUBBER, 2 to 7 inches wide, three an<i - ?
re X four ply, which are superior to leather," and will ^
lSt not stretch, also Lace Leather, for sale by
July 10. ?tf. W. D. McDOWALL. .
v*'
>d. South Carolina?Kershaw District.
^ IN THE COMMON PLKAS.
Henr/8, Smith A Townsend t?. Enoch Tryon.
Attachment,
jj VX7I1EREAS, the Plaintiff did on the twenty seeaj
T T ond day of August, A D. 1855, file hisdeclarajj
lion against the Defendant, who (as it is said) is ab- s
sent from and without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the same,
upon whom a copy of the said declaration might be
served. It is therefore, ordered that the Baid Defen- .
iC dant do appear and plead to tho said Declaration on or
before the twenty-third day of August, which will be
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred . j
"* and fifty-six, otherwise find and absolute judgment /
will then bo given and awarded against him.
W. NADDIN, C. C. V. 4 0. S. J
CHork's Office, Kerehaw District,
August 25, 1*65. Aug. 2t.
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