The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, August 20, 1836, Image 1
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
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HO BRUT srKMGMT. nubltafa.r of tho X-w. of Um Baited State* Edited bjr JitHX G? WBffi
vol.. xi. ( AllDEX, SOITB-CIBOLISA, ATOIST SW^SSO. , JYO.S0.
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[PtBuc?No. 63.3
AN .ACT making appropriations for certain
ftntificatioa* of iIk? l/niicd States for the
- ? year one thousand eight hunrIr*M and thir~C"
ty-six, and for ociter purpose*.
it enacted ty the Senate sad House ol
1 - Reptcsrnuurcs of the Cnhed States of America
in Congress atscuMed, That tin- fellow
nn tnmi Km Oiwt ff-.r> aramn tm tiMrtir r<r\.
pfppiiaied, to be paid out o: any unappropriated
money in the Treasury, for ccittio Cculi,
ftcatiaa*, viz *
For the preservation of Castle Island and
, repairs ot Fort indcj>cndc?:?s, Co ton Harbor.
our hundred tbo&nnw dollar*.
For Fort Warren, fiorstoc harbour, two hundred
thousand dollars
For Fort Adams, Rhode Island, two hundred
thousand dollars.
For Fort Scbujlrr. East rirer, New York,
two huudrcd th-'Usand dollars
For repairs of Fort Col urn bus and Castle
TVffltams, and officers' quarters, on Governor^
Island, New York harbor, twenty thousand
dollars
For Fort Delaware, Delaware river, one
hundred and tidy thousand dollars.
For Fort Calhoun, Virginia, one hundred
AQd buy thousand dollars
For Fort Caswell, Oak Island, North Carolina,
sixty thousand dolfsrs.
For fortifications, Charleston harbor, South
Carolina, and preservation of tiic site of Fort
Moultrie, one hundred and fifty thousand d tl;
lars.
For Fort Fulcski, Cockspur Island, George
one hundred and seventy thousand dollars.
For Fort Pitkrn*, renstacola, Florida,
fifty thousand dollars.
For the Fort at Foster# Bank, Florida,
one bundretT and sixty thousand dollars.
For incidental expenses alt racing repairs
of fortificatiooa, aod for. the purchase of additional
land in their neighborhood, one hundred
thousand dollars.
For'contingencies of fortification*, ten
thousand d^'Ur*. '
For the purchase of land and the right oi
way on > hro% * l'oini, in Long Island bound,
being the balance of the appropriation of one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, carried
to the surplus fund tho first of January,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine,
two thousand dollars.
And the following Mime, necessary to dose
accounts in the office of the Third Auditor,
a:
Tor t fort on Cock spur Island, Georgia,
two thousand three hundred and eight aoifart
and fifty-six cents.
For contingencies of fort ifica lions, sixtyone
dollars and eight cents.
For (brtificatious at Pcnsacola*, one thousand
two hundred and twenty-three dollars
and thirty-one cents.
For the armament of fortifications, in addition
to the amount included in the bill making
appropriations for the support of the army
for onothousaud eight hundred and thirly-Ni,
including cannon, mortars, howitzers,
gun-Carriages, howitzer-carriages, mortarbods,
powder, cannon-balls, shell*, and foi
the transportation of ordnance and ordnance
stores ; and for die purchase of twenty acre;
of land adjoining the Kct.ncbec arescnnl
Mauic ; and the purchase of land and enclosing
the rear of the public ground with :
brick wail and coping at the Frank ford arsenal,
Pennsylvania; and r-oosiructing a forging
sliop ono story high, seventy-fire by fori)
leet, of brick, **C the arsenal, >*at?rumu
Massachusetts ; and in the ptrcbase 01 i
steam-engine of eight horse power; and foi
the quarters of officers at Fort Monroe arsenal,
foiar hundred thousand doliars.
tor Fort Mcllrnrv, Redoubt Wood and
Corirjgton IJntcry, near Baltimore, fifty thousand
dollars.
For Fort Monroe, one hundred and fifit
thousand dollar*.
For the repairs of Fort Marion, and the
seawall at St Augustine, Florida, fifty 1W1sand
dollars.
For knapsacks and camp equipage, authorized
by the act approved nineteenth o
March, arte thousand eight hundred and
thirty-rfix, for volunteers or militia, fifir-ttro
thousand seven hundred and five dollars.
For accoutrements for the army, one hundred
and two thousand three hundred and;
five dollars.
, For the purchase of sites, and the construe-,
lion of arsenals, for the deposite of arms in*
Arkansas, Missouri and at Memphis,, in Ten-j
, nessee,/orty-iwo thousand two hundred and
_ fifty-six dollars: Provided, That the cost of j
such arsenals shall not exceed, fourteen thou- i
" sanu dollars each. ';'i
For the purchase of twcnty*eighi fire on-*i
' gincs, atid the necessary apparatus, twenty- 1
two thousand four hundred dollars. ' <
' For storehouses at l\ewport, Kentucky, t
one thousand fire hundred dollars. <
For purchasing seven acres of land, irtcla- i
ding the site of. the powder magazine attach- i
cd 10 the arsenal at Saint LdUis, Missouri, <
i rV-.wi'rt// i hi* ontA ah nil lu?..ncprtiiiiftl not i
? to boon land of the United Sutcs, two thoo- j
saud ouc hundred drdlars. - j
For ercctingn piaztu in front of the building
occupied as barrack? i>y the troops at I
Aogu?t;i arsenal, Georgia, four hundred and i
fifty dollars. * (
For barrack.*, qu^Vter.*, etoiv-bouses, hos- <
pit d, stables and materials for the same, at
Fort Jcsup, Louisiana, twenty-fire thousand
dollar?.
For rebuilding the wharf^ And materials
for the fame, at Fort Wolcott, Newport,
i Rliode 1 ' end, fire hundred dollars. (
.j F?r constructinga wood yard,and a wood ,
. yard wharf and fur materials foi the same, at i
I Fort Monty , Virginia, one thousand do!- '
[. larsu ~ |
.? For constructing a wharf, and for uiattri- .
v al* for the satiM', 3i i'.ir; Sercru, 3iarjiana, .
. one thousand <io!I >ts. !
For rebuilding and repairing barrack?, t
.'quarters, tho hospital*, iwr tvhottsc* and ma- s
trnals for aimc, at Fori Brady, Michigan t
Territory, fire thousand doHsrs.
For tiic purchase j?f f.iod adjoining Fqn j
Suliiran, and lli? building* therein, three (
thousand ?creti hundred and fifty dollars.
i For the follou jug objects, in addition 10 lor- '
Imrr appfbttriatiou* for the-earoc: t
For nat$nd armory at-llarpcr's Ferry, ae- ,
r?pty-scTcu thousand eight huudrcd and nine- >
| ty-scrca dollar?. '
I For national armory at Springfield, forty;fitc
thousand dollars.
For the purchase or manufacture of light t
bras? and iron field artillery, and lor con- t
struction of field artillery carriages, caisson? 1
; and travelling forges, one hundred and thir- j
ir^irvni) thousand one hundred and ninulv
. dollars.
J For the coastruetbc of furnaces ior heatjicg'cannon
balls, twelve thousmd dollars
Sr.c. 2. And be ti further enacted, Thai
the President of ihc United States is hereby
authorized^ under the restrictions of the an
of the firM of May, eighteen hundred and
twenty, to make transfers from one head of
: appropriation?, to thai of another for a like
object, whenever, in hb opinion, lire public
interest shall require if.
j See. 3. Aqtf be it farther enacted. That
the scrcra] turns of money, appropriated by
this act and all other ?ams which hare been
'or may bo appropriatcdL darmg the present
session of CougTcas, shall be drawn from the
Trcasurj, or paid orrr to the disbursing ofli- <
ccrs or agents of the Government, only a* the
same may be rr<|uire<J,bj the several objects
jot expenditure authorized by "air.
ja&JEs k. polk, *
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
W. R. KJNG,
Prrsidcnt of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved, tid Jul\, ISJUi
A.NDR W JACKSON.
[Pi'bmc- No G4 ]
AN ACT to amend an act entitled, "An act
authorizing the laying off* a town on Mean
*'" ? !?? .into /.I tllir.ru.. anrt fifur nllu>r
purpose*," approved fifth February, cigb- i
teen hundred and urcnty*tiiuc. ><
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of 1
Representatives of the United States of Amer- '
. tea in Congress assembled, That ail acta and j
i duties r* quired to b* done and performed bj i
the surrey or of the States ol Illinois and Mis* ,
. aouri, and the Territory of Arkansas, under ,
. the act to which this is an amendment, shall |
. j be done and performed by a board of commis* 1
.; sinners of three io number, any two of whom 1
, shall form a qtiornm to do business; Mid com* j
. misst* iters to be appointed by the Prcsideut i
r of the United Stiles,-and shall, previous to
? their entering ujwn the dntchargo of their du*
i j ucs, take an oath or affirmation to perform the
, same faithfully and impartially.
Sic 2. And lie it further enacted, That
i the said commissioners shall also hare power
1 -J -Li.nnii(? *11 rtiinia In
j 10 n?ar cviurncc mu uviinumw ?
> I lcx?uT ground m?iug under the act to which
' 11hi# m an Afin-iidtot'Oi, and (or this purpose
,' ilie said commission* r? are authorized to ad.
11 minn.nr all oahs ilmi may be necessary, and
r reduce 10 writing all bo evidence in support
of claims to pre-emption presented for their
consideration; and when alt the testimony
I shall have liecn heard and considered, the
said commissioners shall file with the regis,
ter and receiver of the land office at Galena,
r the testimony in each ease, .together with a
crrttficnte m favor of each person hating the
right of preemption ; and upon making pay
. rncnt to the receiver at Galena, for the lot or
lo's to which such person is entitled, the re
ceivt-r shall grant a receipt therefor, and isf
sue ccrnQcatcs %f purchase, to be traustnit
ted to ihe General Land Office, as Id othei
cases of ibe sale of public land*.
Sec. 3 And be it further cnadted, Thai
the register and receiver at Galena, after the
hoard of commissioners bare board and determined
all thcxas?s of pre-emption undei
the act to which this is an amendmept, Shall
expose the residue of lots to public side to
the highest bidder, after advertising the same
in three publicncwspapcrs at (eacj1 -six weeks
prior to the day of-salc, in the same manner
25 is provided for ibo sale of the poblic lands
in other cases; and after paying to the tornmissioners
the compensation hereinafter allowed
them,*and all the other expepses incident
to the said surrey and sale, the receiver
rf the land office shall pay over the 'residue
jf the money lie may hare received from fhe
sale of lots aforesaid, by pre-emption as well
is at public aucliotf, into the hands of the
county commissioners of Joe Rariets county,
to be expended by them in the erection of
public buildings, and the construction of suitable
wharrcs in lb* town Of Galena. '
Sec. 4. And be it farther fmecied, That
the commissioners appointed to-corry this act
into effect shall be paid by the receiver six
dollars each, per day, for their teririers, for
every day they are necessarily employed.
Approttrd/Juiy 2d, 1^38.
The Indian's Panacea.
FOR the core of Rheamatism Scrofula or
King's fr.ril, GoA, Sciatica, or Hip-Goat. In?pient
Cancer*. Sail Rheum,'Syphilitic am) Mrr"urial
ducsuf* particularly Jb'lcr* and paintol afHjcuori
of the bone*. UJccmtcd Throat tod No*
trilr, Ulccm of rrcrj itficnpuctttiy(rr sores s
ind Internal Abscesses; firiuliw, JgM, Scald[trad,
Scurwe, JHlce, Chronic, 8<>rc<Htea, Eje rerjp^lx*.
Bloc he*. and every TehrtylipBoU^eoaa
Affection. Chrooio Catarrh, IttMdsem^peeceedW
from an acrid humoQ Tain m the Stomach and
Djaprtma, proceeding from ritiaUr-n;^ Affections
>i the l.ivrr, Chrome luilaraaifbn of toe Kidneys,'
ind general debility, caused by.a torpid action of
he vessels of the akin. 11 is jrnijftjJarty efficacious
>y rr no rating those constitutions which have been
?iokrn down bv injudicious trcatn*nt, or jurrnilo
rregufcurtics. da-general terras, it is yecommenled
to all those - isease* which arises Ada imurried
in tiic blood, vitiation of the humors,, of what
iter oitpe or kind.
Some of the obo?e complaints mar require some
riding aaisUnt applications, which tye circutnitanoen
of thr case wilt ?ictate: but lor a general
rmcdy or PurifiaOMT, tm moors tic anno, TMt f>mr')
Pmcn will generally be franc sufficient
To the Public.
f iowtroc it is, that modern Physicians?in their
tmbiuon to exec! in their profession; to explore
he east fields of sir nee by Uie aid of Cbimistry,
uid seek out ntsr remedial agents; in short to orirr
at perfection in the practice by taedfia of art
done,?overlook and neglect, as beneath their
lotiee the rich and bounteous stores of medicine,
- ? _ ? _ j . iu>?<AriL.
UICJI IAC lani^mj (HA unuoa WKHIU M> im
?rth in errry clime' And bow madiMN? inw it
*, that while the American fhjrtiaian looka to for ten
roaolnet'for many of iui most common and
w^r>?arjp article* perpetually changing a* they are
In* dictate* r?f fa?ln.-n -r folly ke ia surrounded in
us own manuy with an endless profusion.
flir ?ngmi*lily, ftfiCKMcy and urrtt of TfTTable
remedies nrci mineral, may be estimated t?y
roQtrasting the ancient practice wlh the modcrh;
tr, In brie* it more immediately under onr own ob rnration.
the Indian practice with that of the
sr biles Who. in America, baa not known or beard
if repeated iiuuncra wherein Mar deejepid. on>*etcmhng
:ema'e Indian br mean* of her simple
emcdir* alone, haa effected the moat rapid and aacrushing
cure*, after the whole Materia Mrdica of
he common practice, directed in tb? moat skilful
nan tin has failed' And who haa not been surprised
at beholding the com para lire ease and (kealily
with which the Indian frees himself of aar dla oae,
and at the almost total absence of chrome diawae
among them- Who baa ever heard of an Inlian
with a constitution broken and mined by ill
reaimcnt ? And can a doubt cxut, that this happv
Xrtnpuon of the htage from raoafc of the ilia
rhtch the Arab ofeiriliird man te htirto. UehirCr
?wing In Ok* more genial and aafr remedies which
ir etuploya Thu ulnniilima difference in tarcM,
m a fair exemplification of the infinite superiority
?f lilt maple and ?afe mran# of cur* vmch God
in created for the benefit of bo cluMien, orci
b?ac which the yndt and the erf of man bare i*
rexreo
Fr?m a Ion; rraidence among a portion of the
tborigtnal inhabitants of tbia country, and an inti<
nair acquaintance with the methods of cum o)
i -taa of tbetr moat niccmfol prttlioMfi, the prtv
iriofor of ibo " Tmb Iidiih'i Piiicu," acorn mi
i knowledge of some of their moat powerful and
"a rotable remedies. From these be aeleeled toci
ia were -moat efficacious and appropriate, and iflb
ranooa experiment* to teet their principles one
trenglh lie bos combined litem in the form ben
[imrnlrd, u the mou perfect and beneficial foi
lbe nurpoM for which M is recommended.
be proprietor oficrs this preparation to the pah
lie, with the enneaiousness Uut be is placing with
in it* reach, re tor of capable of relic rinr-tnanjr o!
Iiis afflicted fellow being!, who ore suffering on
der the various chronic and obstinate corapjaiufi
to which it is applicable. To such it will prove o:
incalculable value, as the means, and in many ca
rs the only mtamj cf relieving their suffering* and
restoring them once more to health and happiness
This is not offered oh a common remedy, that omj
prreliance be equally good with many others now
(n use, but as one wnich la cepable of saving life ie
many rxireqie races, when all the usual rrtordiet
fail. Thus it has done irpettedly; and tliis is the
reputation it bos obtained wherever it hoc been in
tnxJucrd
Jt is only about three years since this prtpant
tioa was first presented to the public: _ but in thai
bort spare of time. some btinareaa oi person i
might be found, who woufd solemnly declare thn
U?rr believed that thrtr lire? saved by it
and inmost curi after they had tried many per
itaps alJ the common remedies in vain. Wbererei
it i? known it ic rapidly coming into use, and lh?<
afford* the moat substantial and convincing proo
of iU mrrita.
The raluc of the Panacea, ta inoat conspicuous
in those longstanding and obstinate syphilitic ant
acrofnlona after lion* which have defined all nth?
remedies, and particularly in those caaea when
mercury has been so larisnly o*ed aa to cause dia
trcssing pains jn the bones, nodes, mercurial ul
cers, derangement of the digestive organs, &i
These it completely remoTCt and in all caaes
entirely eradicates the disoaar and the effects i
mercury, renovates the constitution, and lea?<
the patient sound and well. In Rheumatism* am
m ullfetated son* throat, its happy effects are no
Icr? apparent, giving almost immediate relief.
r Taken in proper doses, Tur. Itonu't PaMacz
operates aa an alternative, and detergent; A diai
phonetic, dinretic and laxative; an ontipaamodi
1 and anodyne, and in proper, cases, as a?tomachi<
1 and emrocnagoguc. Generally expressed, it in
. creases a2 (he secretions and exertions, gives torn
, to the stomach, and excites action in the glands it
a particular manber. Front these 'principles it
operation may be nndefstood?
This medicine has been found highly usefbi n
many arabignoaa rfiseasss not here specified, and i
has been osed with wonderful success as a Spring
and Tall purifier, by tl|osc who are sublet to com
plaints or the chest, and whose constitntians re
quire new vigor.: Buch persons will do well tc
use two or three battles in small doses. Where vei
ndiVf driak 'tu considered necessary, the Panacea,
taken in a small dose, will answer all its purposes,
in much leas time,*; at less expense; wnd in a fat
' more agreeable manner, than Lhtf common diet
drink.
. The following certificates, out of hundreds simi
Ilar which might be procured, are given to show
the effect of Tnc IsdiaxYPaxacxa, in Ibe miout
com plaints therein mentioned; and also to exI
hibit in the most salisCujioTj manner its superiors
ty over the sy rups in commomuc.
cases Of rheumatism.
CftAftMMToy, NOT. 15,1831.
During the last winter and spring. 1 was afific*
ted with a very severe and distressing Rheumatism
: occasioned by exposure-in bad weather. 1 now
' take great pleasure in stating, that az bottles oJ
the J udtin's Panacea, restored me to perfeel
health, and 1 confidently recommend it to all similarly
afflicted.
JOHN FERGUSON, Khr+t.
<JhAaurjTojr, March 27.1833.
1 was seized abont three rears since with a dis
ilrrcsras Rheumatism ctdtoilby talcing a severe
"old whil? under the inBocricc o| mercury, and
! which tun disabled sac from hiftinete neirljr evci
since. During this period I have been a patient in
' the Marine Haepilal in this City, up varus of font
| month* nearly, and the same length of tune >Q the
i Baltimore Hospital, and tried almost every remedy,
*ith lAtle benefit. On the 10th of l>ebroary
. amd at that time scarcely able to move about- upon
crutches, 1 commenced the use of The Indian'a
Panacea. In one month I found myself entirety
'cored from the pain, and am now happy to stats
that 1 tee! myself"perfectly well.
WM. TtlCKER, 134fer?'f-rf.
CURE FOR'SCROFULOUS ULCERS.
; . N?w Yona, Sept 10, 1830
This may certify, that in the tkll ol 1825, I wsi
seized with a ewe fling In my neck and fkee, v bkt
afterwards ulcerated and became large ghastly ulcers
hi my neck Afh-r trying-several Physician*
to no advantage, I went to rbibdelphia. and placed
nrvsclt under the care of Dm. Physic and Beach,
#wfien, after repealed salivation to'no effect. I waj
'pronouncod totally incurable. Afterwards t took
twenty bottles of Swain a Panacea and eight boltlei
of Potter's- Catboficon, with no material benefit
Despacin^ of lifr, Vliich had now become a barthen
to tor. I returned to mv parent* in New York
in lfiSD?and pie myself op to a lingering dratfr
1 rearing of the great auceeaa of Tun Isdur'i "a.tact
a, no we per, in caaca aimilar to mjr own,! waa
persuaded to Irr it, a* a laat resort- To" my greal
autpricc aa well a* satisfaction, I soon found myset
rapidly rKottriw, and upon taking seven bellies
the allien heeled and became perfectly well In tin
course of two months, and bare remained so eve
since. 1 make thU statement and wish K polltshet
for the benefit of those who are suffering ondet ai
miter scrofulous or syphilitic lfleetfions, that tfcei
may know what has' cored one who baa saflerri
everything but death, and who consider* hi* lif
saved by the above syrup. WM. HINMAN.
Tl*e above Medicine mar be bad at
WtUUM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE, CAMDEN, S. C.
I 7 11VKS;
XT*. * M-r JL\' 11 1 M-M '
THE Subscriber^ hare jhat received am
are now opening a full assortment of Medi
ckncs from the North," which can be recom
mended with great confidence, li fir as re
gards their purity and gcnoinencss, having
been purcbaWd from one of ihe oldest ant
most respectable houses in Philadelphia.?
Physicians, Planters and others, art requcs
ted to call, previous to laying in their sntnmei
supplies,* Mid examine the quality of thosi
'now oflered for sale; which we feel confider
i in warranting and giving satisfaction to pu!
chasers.
A mong those lately received and how opes
in?* sa?*% fllwa fnllftU ittrv*
*?1- IWV MMIVM IU^, ?
I Alcohol, Sab. Ctrh. Soda,
r Caalor 0:1. Rhubarb Bool,
Florence,do. - Calaxaya llark,
CeaUlcSoap, Lobelia Herb,
r Borax, do. in Powder.
. Turkey Opium, Slippery Rim Hark,
I Camphor, do. in Powder,
Calomel, Eng. Bole Armenia,
I Cinnamon, Ground. Moatard,
I Clorra, Powd. Cinnamon,
i Orria Root, Add Lemon Drop*,
r Caator, Florida Water,
I Chloride of Soda, Kidder* Ibd. Ink,
> Flake Manna, Carpenter'a Sarsaparill
r Gam Myrrh, " Bit Bacho
Po?rd. Gum Arabic, " Pink Root,
. Carb. Iron, Com(>d. Cub. & Sam
. Salpb Quinine, parilla,
f 44 Morphia, Tolio Bolaam,
. Acetate, do. Kreoaot,
i Squill*, Genuine Bear* Oil, (nc
I Pul*. Cjbebf, ' per famed,)
. Tamarind*, Naple* Soap,
, Butler'* Magnesia, Mu?k Soap,
, Citric Acid, Macc. Snuff,
' Ml . . I It !. II A .
r tartaric, oo | risur rowan, a?.
.A great warily of article* too numerous to men
r lion, in addition to the above, a full aaapHmoai c
i which will always be kept on hand.
r; * YOUNG &. M'KAllt*
CARPENTER'S
I Fluid Ei tract aarmparlU*.
i Extract Buchu, Extract Jalap, Ex tract t Bu
t; A rout, Syrup Liverwort, Butler's Magnesia
'r ' tcpericqt, Balm of Columbia, Hunters Cor
, Plaster, Hygean Pills, Impcrttl Hair Df<
r Beaching Liquid, to remove iron moulds an'
ink spots from linen. Dcwing's Cement, fa
j menqing broken gltss , china , dtc.: Jewiit'
r Water Proof Varnbh. ALSO?Sal ASratw
s Isinglas*. Cum Arabic, Gum Senegal, Arroi
" Root, Citron, Jujube Paste, Tolu Loxengei
J Soda do. Liquorice aod Opium do. Pepper
t mint do. Rluibffrbdu. Metal Bronzes, and
3 variety of Surgical Instruments, just receive
\ and tor sale by
YOUNG & M'KAIN.
March 12, 1830.
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r ; \ AX#
tiltEU COMPLAINTS.
?R. PETERS' VEGETABLE. MEDtlCflfS
STOMACHICS ET IIEI'ATICS, foml
ed by chymical analysis and ayutifeda of severa
wm.nalt vpjje tabic principle*,ertuniversally tc'
knowledye<i_io -hate totalij -e pljpsed the preten-.
> iiona of every other reipetly, and ntrpaoMedila
- necessity of every other mode or treatment,
wherever the above disease-sia found to exbt
as well as in the enlargement ot the Sateen and
in JimNKff *
Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia and Livrr- ,
. complaints, are flatulency, noonieae or- burninjin
i the stomach melancholy, irratlbility, disagreeable
' taste toll* mouth; great irregtiferity of appetite,
[ which is sometime* wrieioui, and at-giber lime*;
greatly deficient, , thirst,' fetid bwath, nacser,
. Weakness otlte stomach, acid eructation^ palpitalion,
dirownneiS, irregularity ot tke -bowel*, pressure
on the stomach after meals, pain-m the bead,
dixsineaa or ,vertigo; conQnkm.ot nsrid, attended .
with loss of memory,,* gna? ing in the suanpsh
i when empty', chUlnwii, ai&ct ion of sight and hear- ^
I (in; pun and wetiaseai in ute recr, tasgoar, ? >.
? la rbed sleep, told feet and bands, In isirfnrNrf .
L nnf In the- throat, chough pain in lheirfdb'rpt
brawt,&t
These medeein** have been found so ciieetaal in
. removing the complaint*for which -they or* recom-'
mended,, that physicians frequently having ex*
L badstrd oil thcir-saili, to JfcUc or bo purpose. MPETEKS
* A lit I B ilie a * P it I ft. .
These pills are coco posed- entirely of vegetable
matter, and when taken aceordlng to the directions
which accompany them, are highly'beneficial in
, the core and prevention of all nUeoi complaints
, They act especially dnpon the liver, when in a
torptd condition, cott; tog off a large quantity gf
, bile, tbnrarh the influence of the excel neat fuseI
lion, which it suffered to remain in the system,
would produce either Jaundice, Liver Complaint,
| Billions ircrcr Few end Ague, or fetor other .
nkrwi bodily affliction. . In all ease# of torpor of
, the bowels, they act like a charm. "*
As an auti dyspeptic and dinner pill tfrj r.e'i#
) valuable. Many persona who were *ubj r : ',r? vie
, lent attacks of stck headache have been prAcctl*
J oured in a few weeks by their use. There who are
[ subject to that distressing eop^im,. ses<t?tkcrss
i by taking a portion or two'of them a few days pre- is
. nova to embarking on board the vessel, will fe d*
{ most certain to earape iL Females can oak. then
at all period*, ouhoul incurring any ri>L Feraeait
J going to tea or to asouthern climate, should bv all
r means take some of throe* pills with thexn. Their
I virtues will remain unimpaired far yttre to any di.
mate. No fcuuily should be without these pim, .
portion of then, token occasionally, would he the
jj means of preventing much suffering from archness
t It is from neglect ?fkreping op a regular peristaltic
action ofthc stowach ami bowels, thus suffering to
be absorbed and mingled with the blood; unaaaum*
lated fluids, that most diseases arr prodneed Dr
t* - ?AnAA*nt fltaaf nan rwPnrat? ?*ivm tluidn -
pills a fair trial, will ever after - fee) miHing to le
; without then. > "
j The/ contain no particle of Mercury, or any* in*
. gred.cnl Uiat-docs not act in harmony with health
I and oppose disease.
> Dr. P. arlsbes it particularly undrrstocd thai
. those oilla poearm lenefcial qualities independent
!f tbeir purgative effeots; they are both took and
cobstroent, acting epos the accreting and exhall
ent functions; thus strengthening the pctisnt,
I vrbile (bey remove obstructions' Medicines which "*
_: possess no other, excepting cathartic qualities, debilitate
the patient, and their repeated ess lays that
" foundation of a long catalogue of Chronic discs*
r aea.
? Dr P. having been educated order-themes.
I eminent American and European medical pbolbs
sors, and practiced his profession weay jeans bathe *
' South where diseases of the moat obstinate character
prevail, considera himself well qualified fo
i radge on the nature ci diseases incident an warm
climates
Prepared and sold by Joseph Prisstfy Peters, M.
D. at nis institution for the core of oMtbiate- ditasses,
by means of tsgetaMe rsmediet, No. 129
Liberty street, New Yerk, inventor and sole proj-ritor.
Each box contains 40 pills, price ?0 cents.
The above valuable MrdkWi may be obtained
at ths Drug 8torc ot YOUNG dt M'SLAIN.
Uadeo, M?J 7, 1830.
SCOT & BSCS BTOItS. *
THE subscriber has now received a fresh
and general assortment of 'J
a Ladies and Gentlemen* Boots
and Shoes,
- of the latest and moajashionablc style, which
were selected with much care by himself?
which be believes will give general satisfaction
to those who will favor him aritit ihieir
4 custom, ills stock comprises every description
of Ladies end Gentlemen, and Cbihlrens
Boots and Shoes, generally fooftd in a regular
shoe store. The Ladies and Gentlemen of .
{i I Camden are respectfully invited to call and
4 examine for themselves.
ALSO? On hand a gourd assortment of
full SXLS BATS,
.Which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. v_
W, B. DANIELS.
. February 27.?5if. . ;
? Camden Orphan Socieii
ty's Academy.
if AN Assistant is wanted for thia institution
'it in (Airh Pen man shin IriitiMn.:. ?J .kn
- ?v IXIHIIUVIIV OlIU U1U
?, other ordinary branches of an*English ed?
acation. Undoubted testimonials will bo
' required, both for Literary and Moral qua'*
locations. Applicants, stating their terms
a and naming their references for character,
d will apply (all postage paid) to
MOSES IIOLBROOK, M. D.
Principal, co.ia.
July 16--25--tf