The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, September 18, 1860, Image 4
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Charleston Advertisements.
THOMAS H. GRIFFIN,
fc3 T? WJt IWM! Jt S ? BT 63 mT
AXD
Forwarding Merchant,
Erovm'js Wha?^ c
Charleston, South Carolina. J
P JFEREXCER. n
D. D. Hocott, Car. Jen, S. C; Brown*, DeRossett <fc ti
Co., New York; DeRossett, Brown* & Co., Wilmington,
N. C. ti
Particular attention paid to NAVAL STORES, v
COTTON and GENERAL PRODUCE. [leb 6-12m F
New Carpet Store. t
JAMES Is* BAILIE,
direct importer of all kinds of
CARPETING, v
UGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. WINDOW SHADES, t
Ac. CURTAIN DAMASKS. LACE AND
MUSLIN CURTAINS, Ac.
No. 23-1 King-SI reel,
UHAELESTON, SO- d-A.-, I
And J. G. BAILIE Ji BRO., Augusta, Ga.
Feo 7 12m 7
null. WHITE'S
MARBLE YARD,
lie nvTEExiis: g-st.,
(Next door Nortli of Charleston Theatre,)
Cltarlesiou, S. C.
Monuments, Head Stones, Marble and Brown
Stone, Tile, Lintels, Sills, Blue Flagging, <tc.
February 7 Oni *
Calder House,
LATE PLASTEKV MOTEL.
CORNER OF ClIURCU AND QUEEN STS.,
Charleston. So Ca.
E. L. KERRISON. | HERMAN L. LEIDISG.
KERK9$V,\ A LEIBEIliG,
Importers of Foreign and Domestic
ZDIRTST GOODS,
WHOLESALE AJNJJ KEiAiu
Hazel Street, One door from King,
April 26?12m. CHARLESTON, S. C.
eoesetI- young,
WHOLESALE AND KKTA1L DEALER IS
Baled ay, Corn, Oats, Peas, Bran.
Shorts, Flour, &c.,
Charleston, So. Ca.,
{t^~ Country orders respectfully solicited and
promptly attended to. oct 13-6ui
charles d. carr&cq~
Tailors ana * urniBnexB,
30 Broad-Street, Charleston, 6. C.
HAVING opened their Spring Stock, ate prepar
ed to 111] orders with care aud promptness.
Intending to increase their Furnishing business,
they have added largely to their Stock, ol all descrip
tioD8 of Goods adapted to
Men's Wear.
A large variety of French and American SHIRTS
always on hand. Extra large siecs of HOSIERY
A and STOCKS, Summer Smoking Jackets, and Robes
rag* de Chambre. 10 per cent, discouut allowed lor
gjjB^ Cash. April 24?tf.
Br W, R, iVIORTOM,
r* 'J? 2STo,il33 Meeting-Street,
N CIIARJjESTON, S. Q.
Merchants visiting the City are respectfully invited to
- examine tbe Stock and prices.
(TSg-AlI orders for Goods will receive prompt and
careful attention. March 6
ft. W.WILLIAMS A CO.
NOS. 1&3 HAYIVE-STREET,
Charleston, So. Ca.,
"offer for sale, at lowest market rates,
"1 TA A BAGS RIO. JAYA AND LAGUAYRA
11 UU COFFEE.
350 khds. New Orleans and Cuba Sugars.
700 bbls. Clarified, Crushed and Loat Sugars.
200 hhds. Cuba and Muscovado Molasses.
300 bbls. New Orleans Molasses and Syrup.
300 bales Gunny Bagging.
2000 coils Rale Rope.
1800 kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
1600 boxes Candles and Soap.
7000 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
500 packages Mackerel, Ncs. I, 2 and 3.
100 casks new, fresh beat Rice.
Powder, Shot, Lead, Bacon, itc.
March 27, I860. 13?ly.
"YY7E I v'lTK ATTENTION CP THE .
?^ V> LARGEST and BES^eSORTKD StocKs of
DRY GOODS \
To be found in the SOUTHERN COUNTRY, comprising
:
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS
In Every Variety.
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN!
Cloths and Cassimeres. ,
IRISH "LINENS,
Embroideries. '
t
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, J
Domestics of all kinds,
BLANKETS.
Plantation Goods
A V WVKV A R S A R IT T A AT t V
Vi IJ I 1 1/XiWUUllIUIl I
Oar intention is to keep every article usually wan- t
ted lor i
FAMILY OR
PLANTATION USE,
And 'o offer good Goods only at fair prices.
Our business is conducted strictly on bi
The oho Price System. 111
bout, mmi & co.,.
DRY GOODS, s
209 & 211 King street., ^
Charleston) S. C. Jan
17 ly 3
Ayer's Ague Cure. *
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Business Cards.
A. miHBHAN,~~
WATCHMAKER,
(From Charleston,)
Camden, S. C ,
Has located himself in this Town for the purpose of
arrvine on his trade, and has taken a Store in Mr.
ohu Workman's building.
He respectfully solicits a share of public patronge,
promising, hysttict and prompt attention to busiless,
to preserve it.
Re also keeps constantly on band a choice assortaent
of CLOCKS and JEWELRY, to which he initcs
the attention of the cil'zens of Canideu and the
ntblic generally.
All work warranted for 12 months, and every aricle
in the line repaired with neatness and despatch.
Camden, So. Ca., December 27, '69.
NEWSPAPER
AND
BUSINESS AGENCY.
J^HE undersigned continues to givo his strict and
personal attention to the
General Agency Business,
ind will attend promptly to all matters entrusted to
iia cute, such as AUCTION and COMMISSION
aALES, COLLECTIONS, <tc.
Is Agent for the Charleston Mebccbt, Field &
Fireside, Sumter Watuman, and Lancaster
Ledger. Will receive s-jbscriptinnx for the Cosmopolitan
Art Jotrnal, Godey'e Lady's Book, Arthur's
Homo Magazine, ic. On baud a few copies of the
BENCH iND BAR OF SO. CA. Also, O'Neal fa
Annals jf Newberry, Mrs. Edgeworth's Southern
Garder .rand Receipt Book.
Book and Paper subscriptions must bu accojip..x1bd
with the cash, otherwise they will not
be ordered. l'HO. J. WARItEN.
I
Harness Manufactory I
''piBE UA RRflt^IGSED would respectfulJL
ly inform the citizens of Camden and vicinity,
that he lias opened a Shop opposite the Post UtTice,
tor the puroose of
MANUFACTURING
AND
227"A share of patronnge is rcsjloctl'ullj- solicited.
Work promptly and neatly executed, at prices that
cannot fail to please. JACKSON E. HINSON,
Nov 15-tf . Camden, S. C.
Mansion House,
13 Y E.G. ROBINSON,
CORNER OF BROAD & DeKALB-STS.
April 27, Camden, So. Ca.
Samuel Shiver,
CONTINUES the general WAGON MAKING
nnd'BLACKSMITH business as heretofore, and
will devote his personal and special attention to the
BSor*? Sisoeing Department. junc 15?tf
JA?NE Y'S H O TEL,"
Columbia, So. C;t.
' BMIIS IlUTKL lias been thoroughly repaired, renoI
vated, and % NEW WING erected, with a large
and eommodious DINING-ROOM, fitted out in
modern style, all of which is handsomely finished and
FURNISHED, making it one of the most desirable
Hotels in the City. JAS. C. JANNEY.
Professional Cards.
~D?NTAL SURSERYa
D. M. ROGERS,
M. D., and Graduate of the Baltimore College ol
Denial Surgery,
haying detkrmin- ^
mJj-S&iS^ed to locate in Camden,
^-CfJLO-r spectfully offers his services^LCUU^
to the citizens of the town and vicinity. All operations
performed in the best poeeiblo manner. ARTIFICIAL
WORK inserted in all ihe latest and
?~Bt_j?nnrnw?d methods. Those wishing artificial
requested toca|K l)r. R. will attend; to
Tffiry. cuming withinfy-e province of thc^Bfci^
Dr. C. A. HtuvrPVest, and Prof. Baltimore Colege
Dental Surgery."""
Prof P. 11. Austen, Baltimore.
Prut Maynard. Washington City.
Also, the citizens of Bishopville and vicinity, Sumter
District.
Office over the Poet Office, formerly occupied
by the late Dr Joseph J-.ee.
Nov. 2!),?tf.
Medical Card.
BR. A. A. MOORI
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO
the citizens of Camden and vieinitv.
J3^~0FFICE next door below A. M 4 R. Kennedy,
Camden, S. C. December 20-ly
William R- Taylor,
Attorney at L a w,
CAMDEN, S. C.,
Will prailico in Kershaw and the surrounding
Districts. Office in the Court House
W? Z. &3ESW&EB.
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
Camden, So. Ca.,
Practice in the Courts of Kershaw, Sumter and
Lancaster.
Camden, R. C., September 21, 1858.
Kershaw &, Davis,
ATTORNEYS AT- ?:i?j
Camden, So. Ca.,
Have formed a Copartnership for the practite of
Law, in Kershaw ami the surrounding Districts.
J. B. KERSHAW, J. M. DAVIS.
^^"Offieo tear ol Court House. Sept. 28, '68
WI. L. DcPASS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND
dQM&V&QM m XQiSttti
CAMDEN, S. C.,
Will practice in Kershaw and the surrounding Dis
riots. ' December 1*1?tf.
a B _ ESI R
sasnes, IHIUUS, Sinn
DOORS,
&T HEW YORK PRICES J!
'J^HE undersigned beg leave to inform the people
-L of this State, that they have in Charleston, S.
3., One of tho
Largctl ?u?-h, Blind and Door Manufactories
in the United Slates !
Either North or South !
hid that they are now in possession of all the faciliies
for manufacturing work of this description as
HEAP AS CAS 1!E MAUE AXYWIlEItE. tVo keep CoUtanily
on hand
i Large Assortment of Kcady-AIadc Work
of regular sizes; also,
Mouldings of Innumerable
PATTERNS,
iND STAIR XEAVELS, BANISTERS AND PIAZA
IJALUSTDt ADES !
ire now have on hand 12x20,12x18, 12x16,12x14
10x12 and 8x10
SASHES READY-MADE ; Also,
llinds of all the above Sizes' I
Also, DOORS, ranging in size from 2ftGx6fi6 to
3fttix7ft6 Irom
COMMON TO FIRST QUALITY.
JggTWe earnestly solicit a call from all who may
j in want of goods in our line, or those who would i
k? to look tliruugh our establishment.
W. P. Russell & Co.,
EAST END HASEL STREET,
Feb 28-Gra Charleston, 8. O.
Save the Pieces. !
^ PAULDING'S LIQUID GLUE is invaluable to
5 every household. Will mend Wood, China, Glass
id Metal. One small bottle will save ten times its
?i. For sale by JOHN J. McKAIN.
Cotton Osnaburgs, *_
CHECKED and striped Homespuns for S9r.'
vant's wear. Also, Bleached and Brown Shirt- "
gs 8nd Sheetings, just opened at the 'old corner.'
Mar"1- 1 E. W. BONNKY.
T A ,
Camden Jockey Club.
*
Hawthorn Course, Camden. S. C.
AT a recent meeting oftlie above Club, the follow
ing niembeis were elected officers;
President,
Col. T. J. ANCRTTM.
Vice-Presidents.
John* McRae. I Col. Frank Hampton.
Dr. C. J. Shannon, | Gen. P. II. Kelson.
Treasurer, Secretary,
JAS. I. VILLEriGOE. | s. D. shannon.
Stewards.
W. A. ANCRUM, Resident Steward.
James Ciiesnct. Tiios. E. Shannon.
Alfred Brevard, John L. Jones,
R. B JonNSON, Zac/iCantet,
Brown Manning, II. W. Dl-Saussure.
THE Second Annua. Meeting, under the control
of the Camden Jockey Club, will commence on the
Second Wednesday in DECEMBER NEXT, and continue
tour days.
FIRST DAY?Wednesday, December 12th.?Kershaw
Stake, for three-year old?. Mile Heats, $100.
Entrance, half forfeit, to which the Club will add
$100, if two or more stprt.
SAME DAY?Jockey Club Puree, $.">00.?Three
Mile Heats.
SECOND DAY?Thursday, December 13th.?
?- tisu n..Ai. oiAn I
Camden Stake, lornvo-year-oias,one ihhcvw,?i?'.
Entrance half forfeit, to which the. Club will add $100
it two or more start?toenrry SO lbs.
SAME l'AY?Jockey Club Purse, $300.?Two
Mile Heats.
THIRD DAY?Friday, December 14th.?Wnteree
Stake, for three year olds?2 Mile Ileats?$100. ! ntrance,
halfforleit, to which tho Clue willjidd $200 if
two or more start.
SAMK DAY?Jockey Club Purse, $200.?Mile
IJeats?best three in five.
FUURTll DAY?Saturday, December 15th.?Puryear
Stake.?post entrance?free for ullages; three
Mile llcuts Kntrance, S200?halt forfeit?to which
the Club wil'add $250, or more if two or more start.
Weights and distance the same as those of the So.
Carolina Jockey Club.
The Coll Stakes and the Puiyenr Stake, to close on
the first of May, 1SG0.
ble free of charge.
Entries to be niade to
S. D. SHANNON. Secretary,
Feb 28 Camden. So. Cu.
il^S If
This Delicious Tonic Stimulant
Especially designed for the use of tho .Vertical Professinn
ami the family, having superseded the so-called
' Gins," "Aroittalir," "Cordial." "MeJicated," Ac.,
is now indorsed by all the prominent physicians,
chemists, and connoisseurs, as possessing all of those
intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and diuretic) which
belong to an old nod pure Gin.
Put up in quart buttles and sold by all druggists,
grocers, Ac.
?SPilies E SWE *
Reins Distilled in 18 IS,
And mnriulactured expressly fur us with great care,
it can be relied npon as a strictly pure stimulant.
II is 71 iIII, Delicate and Fruity.
And is designed to be always uniform in quality and
character.
The above goods are put up in cases containing
one dozen bottles each, and sold by nil prominent
wholesale and retail Druggists.
A. M. BININGKR. tfcCO., Sole Proprietors,
Wo. 1ft Bmad-Street. New York.
ESTABLISHED 1778!
Sold by JOHN J. HTcKAIN,
March 13 Druggist .t Apothecary, Camden,S. C.
CHARLESTON
AND
LIVERPOOL
Sailing <^0^ Packets.
REGUL A~R LINE.
npiIK UNDERSIGNED BEG TO ANNOUNCE
JL that they have made arrangements fat a line of
SAILING PACKETS bvnvc-cn the above points, by
which every facility in regularity and speed will be
given to shippers.
Fraser, Trenholm & Co,,
Mo. 10 KV^lFOIil) PLACE,
LIVERPOOL,
Will at any time receive goods ii.tended for fliipmcnl
by this line, and forward the same by the FIlifcT
SUCCEEDING PACKET, and will be alwnts prepared
to give any information that may be desired.
Arrangements for Freight or Passage may also be
made in Charleston, by application to
John Fraser & Co,
CE.WRAL WHARF.
The undermentioned first class and fast sailing
Charleston Ships have been already placed upon the
line, and others will be added as scvni as required:
SAILING DAYS 01' T1IE SHIPS OK THIS LINK.
From From
Liverpool Names Master. Charleston
5th June, I860 *Sl"SAX 0. Owixs, Norton, Aug 10
15th June, 1SG0. * Eliza Boxsali., Michael, Aug 15
25th June, 1860 *GoxdaR, J.ebby, September 20
15thJul 1SG0 J'J. ST. I'lKnKE, Tcsster, uctotier ID
15ih Aiir. I860. Joiix Fiusti:. Berbest, October 30
*The?e three dates are made to approximate fur the
convenience of importers for the Fnli trade.
Future arrangements will bo duly advertised
May 8?ly.
Iiidispeiisa"bles.
CMYK MinUiC Ice cream churns, Ice Pitchers, Ice
1? mallets, egg whins, Ilultvr prints, Saratoga roll
pans, Lanlrous, Blancmange moulds, Ktnas, Fluid
Lamps on a new principle, chopping dishes, Itish
coverp, Slew pans, Cullondres, Giavy and Sugar sifters,
Bake pans, S\llnbnb churns, Grateis, Nut
crackers and picks, Towoll stands, Clocks. Garden
trowels and ploughs, Grid irons, Soup digesters,
Sifters, Scales and weights. Preserve kettles, Selfsealing
Jars, Patty pans llolliug pins, Cake cuunister*.
Tin Tubs und Pails, Steak beaters, Knife shurpners
and c/.-utters, Mortals clothe pins, Lunch boxes.
Scrub and white wash brushes, Meat cltoppers, and
presses, Cup mops, Pruning altars, Garden rakos and
scuOes, ?c., Ac. Just received and lor stile at the
"Ctd Corner," K. W. BONN FY.
SANCHEZ SPECIFIC
CAN bo sent by mail and will effect n cure sooner
than any other medicine, is safe, pleasant and
'eliablc. Sold by J. J. McKAIN
2, 3 and 7 Flounced Robes,
IN Silks, Berage, and JIuslins, offered at bargains
at the 1 Old Corner."
Alsi, a great variety ol coverings for Spring and
summer wear, et low rates. E. W. BONNEY.
Boquet de Orleans, or,
XX BOURBON!
A NEW and delightful article of Perfumery, just
J.J. McKAlN.
A Larger Supply ?linn Ever!
Five hundred pounds fresh candf, of
every desire aDd flavor, just received by
May 29 MKRONEY <fc BOSWELI.. |
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Scrofula, or King's Evil,
is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this lluid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Ucing in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low "living, disordered
or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and. tiitJiy habits, the depressing vices, uuu,
above all, by tlic venereal infection. Whatever
be its origin, it is hereditary in the constitution,
descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation;" indeed,
i^seems to be the rod of Him who says, " I
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
tlicir children."
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul corruption,
which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitutions
not only suffer from scrofulous complaints,
but they huvu far loss power to withstand
the attacks of other diseases; consequently
vast numbers perish by disorders which,
although not scrofulous in their nature,
I are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which decimates
the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people arc scrofulous ;
their persons are invaded by this lurking infection,
and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an alterative medicine, and invigorate
it "by healthy fond and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
AYER'S
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this everywhere
prevailing and fatal malady. It is com
bined from the most active rcmctlials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system front its destructive consequences.
Il.nec it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affections
which arise from it, such as Eruptive i
and Skin Diseases, St. Anthony's Fire,
Hose, or Erysipelas, Pimples, Pustules,
Blotches, Plains and Boils, Tumors, Tetter,
and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Rinoworm,
Rheumatism, Syphilitic and Mercurial Disks.*!:*,
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Derility, and,
indeed, all Complaints arisinq from Vitiated
ok Impure Blood. The popular belief
in " Impurity of the blood " is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsaparilla
is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is. impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIO,
are so composed that disease within the ranee of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them,
their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human organism,
correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
finin or physical debility is astonished to find bis
icalth or energy restored by a remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the cvery-day complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis mv American Almanac,
containing cerlificatesof their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints. Costivovexs,
Heartburn, Headache arising from disordered
Stomach, Nausea, Indiyextion, Pain in and Morbid
Inaction of the Jtoirelx, flatulency, Loss of Appetite,
Jaundice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from a low state of the body or obstruction
of its functions.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Cotighs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Croup- Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption,
and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
sp wide is the field of its usefulness and so numerous
nrc the cases of its cures, r|iat almost
litivuiu.i::, >. ^.w.ntry abounds in persons pub
and cvrii dc?pora
observation, and nbnfei* a1^ tmownTth?*-?
piiblir tin lonirer hesitate what aiTffdolc to employ
for iho disnv-'.iiij; ni.d dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs iliitt are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and beer, discarded, this
lias Rained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the nltlicicd they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to
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PREPARED nY
?12. J. C. AY32K & CO.
LOWELI., MASS.
SOLD BY
JOHN' J. McKAIN, Camden, S. C.
J. THOMPSON, Snmtei, S. C.
FISIIKit .V UKXITSII. Columbia, S. C.
At Wholesale by H AVI LAND, STKVKNSON .1
CO., Charleston. S. C.
HAVILAND, CHICHESTHIi & CO., Augusta,
Georgia. January 31?ly
AYER'S AGUECURE,
FOR THE St'EEllY Ct'KE OF
INTKRMITYKNT FKVKIt, or Fever and Ague,
r.eiiiittenl Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Pcriodical
Ucndnehe. or Bilious Headache, and Bilious
Fevers, indeed for t! e whole class of discuses origi
timing in biliary derangement, rnu-ed by the Malaria
ot miasmatic countries.
i\'o one remedy is louder ea'led (or by the ncecities
of the American people than a sure and Sale cure
for Fever and Ague.
Fever and Ague i* net alone the eoi.si-qnence of the
niiasiniitie poison. A great variety of disorders arise
from its irriialion, among which are Neuralgia. Bin umutism,
flout, Ileatiarhe, Blindness, Tnnlhaelie, Farnelie,
Calarrh, Asthma, l'al|>ilation. Painful All'ecth-n
of the Spleen, Hysterics. Pain in the Bowel.-, t'olic.
Paralysis, mid t'eianecnient of the Stomach, till of
which, when originating in litis cause, put on the intermittent
type, or become periodical This "CUB II"
expels the poison trmu the 'blood, and consequently
cures litem all alike. It is an invalualle protecti< n
to immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in t he malarious districts. If taken occasionally
or dni'y while exposed to the infection, that will
be excreted Irora the system, and cannot accumulate
in sullicietit quniitii.v to ripen into disease. Hence it
is even more valuable f r protection than cure, and
few will ever sod'er from iutcrniilteiits, if tl.ey avail
themselves of the protection thh remedy alfoids.
PRKPABKL) BY
Or. J. C\ AVER CO.,
1.0 WEI.I., M.'.SS.
** - - - * rt - .. - . .a t? >ri
SOid ?y . J. JiS'CtHSlJ, ^illdui'iE, a, v.
At Wiitii.ksai.k isv
HAVILAND, STEVENSON & CO.,
April 17?Chios. Chnrl<-st?n, S. C.
REMOVAL.
?-pilH Subscriber 1ms removed to tlie rSiorc two
X doors belotv John J. Workman & Co's.. Shoe
Store, where he will he happy to see Ins Iriends and
customers.
OS J I AX J)
S U Cf A It, C O F F F F,
MOLASHS, 'BMW,
S -A. I- T
BAGGING, EOPE, TWINE,
C? ! m n J o
(o)
- Assorted Candies.
I'iUM.I'.fS JjttJU/tt BlllUr,
chkk.sk, butthk. cuackkks
AND 010 A US D1!Y COOLS,
SHOES, CHOC KICKS, AC.,
? iill of which will be sold
low (or CASH.
March 20.?if. THOMAS HARRIS.
GUANO, GUANO.
'PIIK lost nrtjcleof IVriiviaii <>ii;iuo for t
JL sale at the l))epoi, in quantities to suit purchasers.
Cash on dclictry.
Feb. 7,?tf. I| JAMBS JONES. |
1000 lbs. of Green and Dry Hides
WANTED, foo which we will pay tlio highest
market prAc. MEKONKY & B0SWK1.L.
Spring^? -^Hummer Clothing
IN a good vari^^A ^en and Youths, opened and j
for sale at thRoa ? "ner.'
March 6 - E. TV. BONNEY.
Ayer'J* yartic Pills.
lu.oOo Xeirmes
7 ('
10,(11)0 XcuToes
Saved Yearly.
Saved Yearly.
Planters Take Notice,
Planters Take Notice,
Jacob's Cordial
Jacob's Cordial
Is The Only Sure
Is The Only Sure
And Positive Remedy
And Positive Remedy
Before The People
r mi t> i
lieiore me reopie
In Dysentery,
In Dysentery,
Diarrhoea,
Diarrhoea,
And Flux,
And Flux,
It Never Fails.
It Never Fails.
Packages of Half Doz.
Packages of Half Doz
Put up Expressly
Put up Expressly
For Plantations.
SI per Bottle.
luir SiiIk in Cnmili ii hi/
JOHN J. McKAIX.
It!! -' 1> l?- IJcn?r:y
llll V I y%|ff|>tlr Kriiirily
niKV ! s, |#llr IS? iiM-ily
I< |^' IItriiicdy
HSUh* Dy-pcpfir Itrim-ily
I Ins tlir Sulr
Has flu*. I.ur^ol Sn!r
Hns fSic* Snlr
Ilns till* t.nr^isf Snlc
I Ins I In* I?suaur?t Snlr
Of nnj" Mvdklnf lit flit* World*
Of nny HIril!? hit* In lh?' Worltl*
Of nny* MciIIiIim' In flic* Worltl.
? ... -1-*
Of mi) pictiteiisr in war
Of mi}' Mrdlrlur " ?' World.
IIMI.IXH) Knel.li^e*
IHOIIOil Pm-kn^cs
IIMI.OOO I'liCklUiM
100.01)0 Piiclilttfett
1011.000 I'liekiiifc*
Sold Iii Onu^lii mid SotilliCnrolInn
Sold In Georgia mid SontliCnrollna
Sold Iii fii-oi'^ln mill Soul hCiirolliiu
Sold In Georylu ni.d M.utliCs rolliin
Sold In Gror^ln nnil SoulliCnriilliin
In Fourteen Mont lis.
Jn Fourteen id on i lis.
In Knurli'i'ii Mom lis.
In Kottrteni Months.
In Fourteen Months.
II Is Wni rnnfril to Cure
It Is tVitri-nuted lo Cure
It Is Wnrrnnted lo Cure
It Is Wnrrnnti'd to Cure
It Is Warranted to cure
It DirectIons arc Followed,
.If Dlrii'tliins nre Followed,
It Direction* nre Followed.
It Dleretlons are Followed,
If Directions me Followed,
Any Cn*e of Dyspepsia
Any Cnse of Dyspcpsln
Any Cnse of Dyspcpsln
Any Cnse of Dyspcnsla
Any Cnse of Dyspepsia
l.lrcr Disease,
Liver Dlsensr,
I.tver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Liver Dlseuse,
Jiiundlee,
J nn nd lee,
Jnnndlee,
,1n undlee,
.liutndlee,
II Is Espci lolly Adapted to
It Is Kspeelnlly.Adapted to
It Is Especially-Adapted to ___ ;
It Is Kspeelnlly Adapted to '
It Is Kspeelnlly Adnpleil
Sj Femnle Complaint*
Kcumte-C?miililiit?i
" feniolr Complaint *
i Femnle Complaints :
' t? ornduees Itotumilty
1c rnWnicCT llo(iin<(lly of Form
If Prudu vm Ku(nudity of Form
It I'riitlnci H Km tindlly of Form
In Fruinlr* of ii Thin an<J Iluhlt
In Fcmoli H of ii Thin imil lfnhlt
In Fentnlr* of ii Tliiii and Sjihic Ilnidt
Iii Fniinli'x of a Thin ami Sp r<* 11? l>lt
Send a JNwuge Slauip to ilir J'f"|*rk.*t?ira lur icii
Pamphlet oil ,k |)Wi.m.i??.< of M'Hiiarh ,iJi?l IbiWuR'
\ F?' ^ jOtt> Jl \
^fjS1 rt\
$*?*** '" \
u^1 f$i\
lgS%|iSfk\
*j$l* NUV' \
V? V*
Li easily taken*.
has no rao taste,
has no 1iao taste,
has no bad taste,
has no had taste,
Has no Rad taste,
vytll fkffx.t a cit.e
wii.l fjtelt a (the
vtiix effect a cl're
w1i.i. fffel t a i i're
w1ij. ef fect a i l'ke
without loss of time
without i.oss ok tcmk
without loss :>k time
WITIIlirr loss of time
without ioss of time
or cfiange of diet.
ok change oh out.
or change of out',
or change of IUKT,
or chance of diet, ??
WITH LFSS tl.ot BI.E,
WITH LFSS TltolTILE,
Willi less trocrlf:,
with less troit.i.f:.
with less trouble,
more st'keolly.
moke speedily,
more spekoii.y,
MORE SI'FFOILY,
more si'ekoll.y,
AND CFRnANIATLl,
AND IMiKMANK.NTLY,
AND 1'F.KMA.VKN'fLY,
AND I'FIRMANENTLY,
and permanently,
than any known remedy.
THAN ANY KNOWN REMEDY
THAN ANY KNOWN remedy.
than any known rem f.i v.
than any known remedy.
sanchez spktitc can re sent by mail
}'or SnU in CoirJ'n by
John J. MeKain,
DRUGGIST. !
Oct IP. 42 ly.
Mil HOTEL,
Comer of King ami Society-Streets,
CHARLESTON S CTHE
undersigned having taken the above wellknown
and favorite HOTEL, would beg leave re* '
?pectfu)ly to inform the former patrons of ihe House,
is well as the Travelling public, that be lias thoroughly
repaired and refurnished it, and nmdc ninny cluing;s
which will add to its eoniforl ns n home, and as a
public resort, lie would also take occasion to assure '
Jinn that no effort will be spared on the part of hira'clfor
assistance, to render their sojourn at the
"Old merchant*"
pieavnni ami Hiusinciory.
BOARD, PER DAY. - - $1.50
J. B. NIXON,
Feb 21 Proprietor. i
LEAF LARD. .
NO. 1 Article LEAF LARD, just received by
CY Mnrch 27 JOS. M. GAYLE A CO. J
j'
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. <
SSI LIGHT
AND A GOOD LIGHT '
And the BEST LIGHT
And tlio Light for SAFETY
The Vesper Gas LIGHT
Tlie cheapest iduux
A Scientific LIGHT
The Brightest LIGHT
More like GAS than GAS IS
Just what GAS ought to be
Call at ZEMPS and SEE j
Call at ZEMP'S anrl BUY
And save your EYES
And spend your MONEY
For just the tiling YOt" WANT. ,
May 8, 'GO-tr.
1
1
]
KEROSENE OIL.
BEST QUALITY,
AT 81.25 p? s*. CiALIiOiV.
A Stipplj' received every t-wo
WEEKS AT
McKAlN'S Drug Store.
ITlorimel,
A NEW PEKFUUE FOlt TEIE
IIAlVDIiEKCHICF.
'JTIIS exquisite bouquet is so highly concentrated1
that, a single drop will leave its peculiar ami delightful
fiagrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours.
June 5,?If. Sold by J. J. McKAI*.
SPRING 1860
- mm mm a WWMMVrWTT i
a. in. & k,
ARK NOW RECEIVING A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
NEW GOODS.
SUITABLE POR the PRESENT and APPROACHing
season, comprising all tlie nove'ties of the
latest importation, to which they respectfully
solicit the ntieniion of the public
generally.
Camden, Murch 13. tf 11
PA'I EM' MEDICINES !
Brown's Ess. Ginger, Sands' Sarsnpnrilla,
llembold's Ext. Bccliu. Townsend's do.
Dennis' Sarsnparilla, Bull's do.
Ilosting's Svrup Naptha. Seltzer Aperient,
Balsam Wild Cherry. Henry's Magnezia.
Avers Cherry Pectoral, lloofland's German BitJar
tie's Medicine-*, tors,
Ayer'a Cathartic Pi'ls. Hostettcr's do.
Sanford's Liver Invigora- Winslow'sSoothi'gSyrup,
tor. Wood's Hair Restorer,
Crossmnn's Specific Mix- Jacob's Cordial,
lure. Bliss' Dyspeptic RetneSancliv
Specific. dv.
- - . - . . '
Ana many oiuors, mr sue oy^ s ,-^0
fj Sl.eniV i InH.
of Ciipins AilSal^H
Proctor, liavin^'jH
schedule. on oa
tion to the Court of Common Pleas, praying t.lmt lie
may be admitted to tl.e benefit of the Acts or the General
Assembly, made F>r the reliel of insolvent debtors
; it is ordered, that I ho said Samuel A. Proctor,
atrd all other, the creditors to whom the said Joseph
Simmons is in anywise indebted, Le, and they are
hereby summoned and have notice, to appear before
the said Court at Cnraden, on lite first Monday after
the fourth Monday in October next, to shew cause,
if any they have, why the prayer of the Petition
aforesaid should not be granted.
Uffire of Commons Pleas, Kershaw District. March
12th, I860. \V. CLYBURN,
March 13-td Clerk.
Cataract
WM3HB HAIS2SI&
ULUTUi.Nlj XIMr. AJJJ LABUKSAVED!
Indispensable to Housekeepers!
rrii IJ most simple, economical, and durable article
JL ever offered to the public to alleviate the discomforts
of wash day.
J2T* DISC RIPTIOX. ^2
It consists of n mcial cylinder, wiili ribs on I he
inside, and an interior cylinder of wood, with ri'is
There is a space of from fi to 3 incites between the
two cylinders One crank turns both cylinders at the
same time in opposite directions, rapidly creating a
situs, forcing the water through the clothes, and el- .
fectunily removing the dirt. The uction of the water
dots the work quickly, dispenses emitely with tubbing,
and thus saves the wear of clothes.
SULLIVAN' & HYATT. ProprieUis. ,
64 liceknirit Street. New York. ,
N. B ?State and County Rights lor sale, and pur- ,
chasers supplied with Machines at a hoi-Male on libetal
terms.
A Maclii tie is in oporntion by a lntiti lre-s daily, at
our Salesroom. 460 Broadway. March C-cowGui
Dollard's Herbanium Extract for
the Hair ! v
SHAMPOOING WATER,
Lyon's Kathairon,
Knu I.ustral, Barry Trieopherous,
Allen's Zylobalsamum, Woods' Hair Restorer,
Maravilln, Allen's Hair Restorer, ,
Walipette, Butchelors' Hair Dye.
A large and fresh supply of the above preparations
for the Hair, juil received by J. .1. McKAIN.
SoapsCI
BNUINK Drown Windsor Soap, Sand Soap (perX
lamed,) Omnibus Soap, Military Shaving Soap,
Rose Soap, Almond and Honey Soap. Cliryslaliue
Wash Balls, Variegnted Soap, Krasivc Soap, liir removing
grease spots from silk or woolen. For sale
by F. L. ZliMP. (
1'ottstait113 ois Hand.
VWKLL selected Stoek ol Heavy Groceries, con
sisting of
Rtiirnru flollaf'S. \f nliiASPS. Tdiril.
Bnom?llc(f round, Ac., bv
December 20 MKRONEY k BOS WELL.
Paints, Oilx, YaruiMics &e.
PURE While Lend, Snow White Zinc, Linseed Oil i
Turpentine, Colors of every description, Copnl
jnd Coneli Varnish. All warranted of the best quality,
and tor cash will be sold as low as can be putphased
in Charleston. F. L. ZKMP.
WOOD! WOOD!!
T \T 1*1 are prepared to furnish OAK WOOD to parVt
ties in want. Cunh on delivery
Feb 28 MEltONEY A BOS WELL.
Nil Is! A'ills!
A FINK assortment of NUTS, consisting of Tecan,
Brazil, nnd K. Walnuts, soft and hard shell
Almonds, all warranted Iresh ; just received by
Dec 20 MEltONEY A BOS WELL More
Light!
T.Tf BOXES of CANDLES of diffeient grades, just
( o received by MKHONEY k BOS WELL
jsl. ua jajs cd. :*s f
rOBSTKRS, Salmon, Oysters?Spiced and Cove,
j just received by MEltONEY & BOS WELL.
DRAYING.
IVTE ?re prepared to do nnyandall kindofDRAY- V
T IXG. in Camden and vicinitv, on short Notice,
March 29 MERONEY k BOSWELL* ^
BURNETT'S Cocoaine for the Hair; Picolilly ; best ^
Musiard; White Pepper; Northern Cheese, Ac.,
jat opened at the "old corner." E. W. BONNEY.
^ODA WATER A FRESH FRFIT ^
? ST!".'!'5 *' . McKAIV"? D o* t " "
\
1
TO TRAVELLERS.
. ;o;
5S^T*--JB *=? JL? tLJ JL-.1E:
SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD,.
' i - i
northern Vflifli.
<;- ' ~m
rax,. sight ^
J TflA!;f3 ^ drains.
Leave Charleston [ 8.20 a if,' A-15 p m
Arrive at Kingxville, thei
Junction ofthe Wilming-. ?{*..
ton 4 Manchester R. R. J 2.46 pm zJ6,ft m.
Arrive at Columbia I 4.S0 p ro 5.2C a m
Arrive at Camden | 5.50pm ..'.'/.'.V
0
Leave Camden 4.10 am ....?.,,
Leave Columbia 4.50 am 1.40 j>'n?
Lonvo Kingxville, the June- ;
tion ol the Wilmington
4 Manchester Railroad..! 6.45 a m 3.25 p. at
Arrive ut Choileston | 1.00 p m 10.30 p at
WESTERN HOUTE.
day i sight
s. trains. j trains ^
Leave Charleston ....I 5.45 am |2.30 p m
Arrive at Augusta........| 1.15pm iU.16pm
Leave Augusta 6,00 a HI | 7.30 p m
Arrive a! Charleston......' 3,30 pm t 4".30 a m
niaouou travel between acoubta and ?&sqvillb"
I pay Kiimt .
STATIONS. | TRAINS. TRAlSS.-" .
Leave Augusta I 8.00 a ra |7 30 p ra
Arrive at Kingsville | 2,45 pm |3,15 a in
??? , m
Leave Kingsvitie ....I 6.45 am i 3.25 p m
Arrive at Augsta ' 1.15 p m, 11.15 pm
MID DAY TRAIN BKT\VKK>' CAMDEN ANV W
KiXGSVILLR, *Zr\
MONDAY. WSOftESDAY. AND SATDRDAT.
DOWN. T CP.
Leave Camden, 12:35p. m. | LeaveKingsville, 7.30a. in,Leave
BnrkiuV, H 08 |>. m LeaveOlurkson's 7.46 "
Leave Claremeul L4o * Learo Manchester June-*
Lea vo Middle ton. 2.1)0 " tiou 8.10 n. m.
Leave M.wie!?iater June. ,Leave Middlcton 8.20' /
lion 2.20j. i|..tn. LeawGIaitjmont 845 w'
Leave Wo.ik.souN 2.43: * I Leave 3byktn)ir9:2l)'
Arrive at ffirigovillo-S.Ofr, Arrive ?r Camden, 9 5<0
Jm. 17?tf H. T. PKAKK, Genl Sop't ?
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 1
PHILADELPHIA.
.1 Dcneroiatt Institution csUillished bj special Endow-'
meat, for the IleMof the Sick and Ditfrexetd. ujfJlicted
with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases,,
and' especially for the Care of Distorts of/
the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAi. ADYICE given pratis, by the Acting;
Suigronv 10 a" wl>o apply by letter, with a description
of iheiir condition, (age, occupation, habit* of
lite, Ac ,) and ra cases of extreme poverty, Medicines,
furnished free of charge.
Y.VLt'ABLH. Retorts on Spermatorrhoea. aud other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the Nkvy Rem- ,
ediks employed in the Dispemary. sent to the afflicted
in sealed letter eli v-lones free o! charire. Two
or tim e Stamps fr'f postage will lis acceptable.
A'Id res-- Dit J SKII.LIN HOUGHTON, ActingSureenn.
Howard A-.?oeinlien, No. 2 Somli Ninth..Street.
Philadelphia. Pit. By order of the Directors/^
GEO. FAIucihld, k'ec'ly. KZIEA D. IIEAKTAVULI.,
Feb 14-1 v President.
The Vulcanized
India Rubber Belting "
CAN sr.lely be recommended aa Mipcrmr to leath'
er in every rcpect for Bunds for Cotton Giu^r'
Saw-Mill*. Mine.". Grain elevators. Machine Shape
and Manufactories or wherever opeu belts are to be
used.
more desirable article than leather, inasmuch
Hkfev>stij much less; it is stronger and more
gives a gain in power ou the puller. It .
ii'niHfi wl No d?gr^^^^j|
working,' nuris iuta^
upon the most reasonable terms by
Soiilli Carolina?Kvi'?!ia\v DiMricl^^n
In the Common Pleas.
.Tared Park hurst, Jr.. vs Joseph C. Wilson, t
Co. A'.t&climent.
l ir'IKRKAS. ilie 1'laintifl did on the 28th day eh m|
T t March, 18G0, tile hi* Declaration against the n
defendants, who, (as it is said) isabscntfrom and wi?h~ I
out the limits of ibis State, and lms neither wife uer 1
attorney known within the same, upon which a copy E?
of the said Declaration might be served: It is there- VH
fore ordered, that the said Defendants do appear *ud 1
plead to the said Declaration on or befure the 29th I
day of Murcli, winch will lie in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty one. Otherwise SB
linal and absolute judgment will then be given and
awarded iigainsl them.
Clerks LfBce, Kershaw Dii-trict.
March 28th, A. 1). I860. \V. CLTBUUN*,
A Certain Cure for Ague.
T~\l? Sit 4T I I'VRPfJfJ E"l!'o ur...... --.I ??
u antidote," a medicine elbracinus beyond prece- B
dent, in the cure of Fever and Aguk, Cutix Feter,
Intermittent or Rtl.Lors Remittent Fe\ tn, Dumb
Ague, <>r any form of disease having a Malarious-, BS
origin. This Medicine when taken into ihe stomach ' ~tfl
parses into the circulation and by coming tn con- * SB
tact with the cause of the disease, Viz: Malaria;,
neutralizes or destroys it and is emphatically an
antidote to the poison. The cure is radical audi
complete. In no case will the jiatient tiaie more tlion
me CHILL a/l-ir commencing the medicine and in ihe
majority f caces SOT EVEN THAT. I
For - c by F. L. ZRMP, Agent. I
STEAM SAW MILL!
rI"' 11K subscribers are ready to fill any orders with ^
1 despatch, furnishing the best of Lumber at tha
usual market prices. The Mill is not more than three
miles from Camden, near the Lancaster Road, making J
It convenient for those who wish to haul /;
We have a considerable quantity ofLumberon hand,
and expect to keep a supply of ail kinds.
No Lumber suwd without a bill furnished. (hBBSHhH
Feb!" 15, r ? *SUTHERLAND A LKMMONM
PRESERVED, IIP. AM)I El) A\D
CI INGER, Peach. Quioce, A Chow-Chow Preserves,."
I Brandied Peaches, Pine Apple, and Cherries. I
Fresh Peaches Tomatoes, (,'orn, etc. Jellies
of all kind", and of the best quality.
Citron, Currants, Maeoaroni, etc, etc. just receive
ti by MKRONEY A BOS WELL.
FRENCH CANDIES. M
JUST received an assortment of French and com- 9BB
mon Candies, consisting of Gtim Drops. Jelly
Takes. Crystnlixcd Frniis. Cordial Almonds, Brandy * n
Drops, Cream Drops, Chocolate Drops, Fine Sugar J
Alni-nds. Burnt Almonds, Rose Almonds, Popping
Kisses, Mint Drops, Ac. Ac. For sale by
Feb. 8. F. L. ZKMP.
1"MtY "Sozodoni."?best artie'e lor the teeth ? I
TRY "Cocosine,"?best hair Oil in the world.
TRY 'Camphor Soap"?ii/alliUeforchapp'd hands.
TRY I'licenvy of Snow,"?the Ladies'favorite. j. fl
TRY "The Cold Cream Soap,"?none better.
TRY "llubbnrd's furniture Polish"?makesoldnew. - *1
TRY "Jenks Japan Blocking" for all kind of leather.' |
TRY "Spaulding's Glue"?mends without trouble.,
TRY "The old Corner"?Extracts for Cooking.
TRY "The line, fresh Teas" lound at V
THE OLD CORNER." E. W BONNEY-.
To all Lovers of Good Tea.
VLAllGK lot of choice Tea) of different varieties, J
among which will be found the Golden Chop,
fe Plus Ultra, English Breakfast, Delicious Oolong. Ac. 8
pj* Should these Teas fail to give satisfaction the V
loney will be relunded. kj
April O.-tf. MERONKY A BOS WELL.
Havana Segars, > Ji
J UST received a supply of the following choic4
0AUAUHOYO HONDO, Jj
HUD CROSS,
Feb. V.? At llcKAIN'S DRUG-STORE.
Crackers-Crackers. 1
^ ODA, Boston, Butter, Beir.on, Wine, Fic-Nie ?nl
J Sugar Crackers, all frosh from the Oakery. 1
Deocmher 20 MB It OS BY vt BOS WELL. "W
rNfALLlBLE, CongrPS* and wlmt cheer yeasflfl
1. Alp", every variety of extracts for cooking. just^H
wivp'lat ttp> "0]i Oorner," bv K. tY. BONN By- fH