The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, January 12, 1848, Image 4
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,For the cure of Headache, Giddiness, Salt llheum.
Rheumatism, Piles, Heartburn, Worms, Dyspepsia, Cholera
Morbus. Pains in the Back I.imbs and Joints, General
weakness, Fits, Consumption, Palpitation of the Heart,
Liver Complaint, Rising in the Throat, Erysipelas. DeafnptiU
Dmrtuv Actlinin Ifrliin-ru r?f tKp VLrin !<\>vi?rv nf fill
kinds. Colds, Gout, Gravel, I-e.male Complaint*, Nervous
Complaint*, and all other Diseases arising; from impdritif.s
of the blood, and Moaatb secretions ok the liver and
btomacijt.
lfc>" Every disease to which the human frame is subject,
originates from impurities of the blood or derangement of
the digestir? organs.
Dr.^Jordoa'.s^Faaii!y Pills.
Being compounded exclusively of such ingredients as
Nature "intended should operate on the impurities of the
Human System.
Strike at the root of the disease, removing all impurities
from tlie body, opening the pores externally and internally,
separating all foreign and obnoxious particles from the
Chyle, so that the blood, of which it is the origin, must be
thoroughly pure?necessarily securing a free and vigorous
action to the. Heart, Lungs, Liver and Stomach, thereby
restoring hraltu.by opening the pores, cleansing the
veins and arteries, nnimpedmg all the natural veins and purifying
the blood; they render the system not only thoroughly
sound, but also impervious to disease, even when all
other means have failed.
Within the last twelve months, more than one hundred
cases of the mo*t aggravated forms of dyspetsia have
been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting, the Blue
Pill, and almost every other m -ans had been resorted to
without any benefit, and when death stared its miserable
victim fully in the face. If l)r Cordon's Pills were ti"t
adapted to the cure of any but this horrid malady, their
uniform success in this disease alone would be sufficient to
"waft on to fain j" the name of their inventor, as a benefactor
of nts species.
WrThis medicine never fails to cure the worst cases of j
nr.us i/i one icsek:
For a more detailed description of the Medicine, the man
ner of its operation, the complaints it is adapted to and the
cares it has performed, we refer the reader to onr agents,
who will give them a Pamphlet gratis.
For sale by James R. McKaix. F. L. Zemp Camden,
also, for sale at all the towns and country stores in the South
and West.
Truth jis powerful, and, in this instance, has
prevailed.
Peters'1 Vegetable Pills.
Testimonials.?Extract <>f a letter from Dr.
Waines of Philadelphia, Feb. 2,1940.?"Your Pills
are the mildest in their operations, and yet inost
powerful in their effects, of any that I have ever
met with in a practice of eight and twenty years.
Their action on the chyle, and hence on the impurities
of the biood, is evidently very surprising."
Extract of a letter from Dr. Henry Hall, of Quebec,
L. C-, March G, 1941.?"For billious fevers,
sick headaches, torpidity of the bowels, and enlargement
of the spleen, Dr. Peters' Pills are an
excellent medicine."
For sale by all the Druggists in Augusta, Hamburg
and Charleston, and A.J. Moses, Sumterville.
J. R. McKAlN", Sole Agent in Camden.
Also, for sale by J. R. McKaix, Camden, and A.
A. J. Moses, Sumterville, HARRISON'S OINTMENT,
an unfailing remedy in the cure of all
kinds of Wounds, Sores, Scalds and Burns, and
the Piles. Price 50 cents.
Dr. G. iK. TYLER'S
PSV3P, AND AGTTS PILLS. E
ottos uroo q motlirttin thai morilorl tlin
II >NVI U V?VI n?o u uiwuiviiiw inwi ?*>v
public praise for the great good it has done in curing
Chills and Fever, it certainly must be Dr. Tyler's
Ague Pills, as they cure the patient in 24
hours. They do not operate as a purgative, bu?
as a tonic, and produce no unpleasant symptoms,
and cure permanently, nor can they fail, if used as
directed?the trial of a single box will prove the
above statements, therefore, if you would secure
yonr health, procure a box of the genuine Tyler's
Ague Pills.
For sale by J. R. McKain and F. L Zemf, in
Camden, and on enquiry will be found at most of
the towns and country stores.
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED
DR. UPHAM'S
VEGETABLE ELECTUARY,
Dr. Up bain's Electuary is a certain cure for that distressing
complaint, whether Bleeding or Blind,Internal or External.
and also for other diseases of a similar nature,
which arts frequently found iu conjunction with l'iles?
such as
Infl-rnn'ion of the Liver and Spleen;
lntla nuii >n of the Soreness of the Stomach;
?f the Bowels, Kidney and Bladder;
Torpor and Inactivity of the Liver;
Imparity of Blood and Internal Humors;
j: Weakness a:i 1 Inflamation of the Spine;
" Severe ami Habitual Costiveness;
Flow of Blo.nl to the head. Dizziness, &c.
Murk this.?It is an internal remedy?not an external
application, and will cure any case of piles, either bleeding
or blind, internal > external; and the only tiling that
will. It is a positive cure?speedy a:.d permanent. It is
also a convenient medicine to take, and improves the general
health in an excellent manner. It is very mild in its
operation, and may be taken in the most acute inflamation
without danger. All external applications are in the highrat
degree disagreeable, inconvenient and offensive and
from the very narura of the disease, temporary in their efmi.u
,i.?.. ?.?i
iwto> j ii'i iMvuii.itiv uiMi rvo WIC Uirca-*c Ul iu> wuur, uuu
rennwine the cause, rcrxlers the cure certain and permanent.
For sale in Camden, S. C., by
JAMES It McKAlN.
8o!d wholesale and retail, by W'yatt a: Ketch am. 121
Fnlton-gtreet. N. Y.
Bacon! Bacon!!
A lot of the above article for sale by
Oct. 13. S. B LEW.
For Sale.
A new Rose-wood PIANO FORTE, of fine
tone and supeiior finish. It may he seen at my
Ware Room, and will be sold low.
July 21. J. F. SUTHERLAND.
Tin Ware manufactory.
The subscriber would state for the information
of the citizens of Camden, and the surrounding
Districts, that he stil! continues the manufacture of
all kinds of Tin Ware, and is prepared to till all
orders lor the same. Also. Stoves and Stove Pipes,
and all business connected with the Tin and "Stove
trade; and is prepared to do all kin s of Job Work,
such as Roofing with all kinds of metals?also,
Guttering, and will accommodate persons by going
to the country to do the same, and will take in exchange,
old Copper, Bra <s, Pewter, Bens wax, Tallow,
Linen and Cotton Bags, and nearly all kinds
of Country Produce. Tin Ware wholesale and
retail. F. ROOT.
Orders from the cnuntrv nnnrtnallv attended to
Fresh Teas,
FROM TIIE PEKIN TEA COMPANY,
new york.
1 have just received a fresh supply of Teas, the
?vpr nflfprpfl in this viv
Gre n Tea*?Golden I,'hop; .Silver Jmpe I
rial; Gunpowder; Old Hyson; Young llyson;
Black Teas?\e l'lus Ultra: llowqnus Mixture,
Orange Pcckoe; Delicious Oolong; Oolong Plantation
and common Black Teas.
These Teas are put up in packages of one pound,
half pound and quarter pound, expressly lor family
UBi and the retail trade A trial will convince all |
of the vast superiority of these Teas, over a I those
generally sold in country ma-kets.
Nov, 10. W. B. JOHNSTON.
S.B.LEVYWill
continue to act as Agent for ho'h tlm Banks
n this place, and atton I to any commission husi.
ness that may be entrusted to him.
Fa?hioii:tl>lc Clothing.
We are nnw receiving from New-York, nor vt?rk of
Tteady-made Clothing, made in the latest and not faslit
ui.
JUIMUIV , ? If-.
Super Black. Drew and Fmrk Coats;
Do " " Sack*;
Brown and Olive Frock Coat*;
Business Coat*, of various style*, and" made of handsome
material*;
doth, Beaver Cloth and Pilot Overcoat*;
Vents of varioti* style*; Pant* <fce;
With a full supply of Shirt*, Under Garments, Su?penders,
self-adjnatinsr Stork*, Cravats, Cloves. Iloiwry ?tc,
all of which will be sold at the very lowest prices bv
Oct. 27. W. ANDEKSON & CO.
Pinnos.
Two seven Octave Pianos, of superior wo-kmanship
and tone, for sale bv the subscriber a' a reduced
price, to close consignment
June 2,1847. G. ALDEN.
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IDb.Le RoysI
I VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS, i
The startling drawback on nearly all Medicinal Afients
has ever been that in their process of purgation and purifi- 1
cation, they have also debilitated the system. Ilence
Purgative Medicines have always been regarded as at best
but a Necessary Ecil, Patients resorting to them for the 1
relief of one disease at the expence of another. To obviate
this, Physicians have long sought for an Agent that
would at the same time
P.URGl? PURIFY AND STRENGTHEN, - i
But their efforts were nearly fruitless, and they had almost
desjiairqd of success when the labors of science, and
research were rewarded by a discovery which fully real- ]
ized the fondest desires of the Medical Faculty, and whtch
is justly regarded as one ol the most important l riuinpus ,
that Pharmacy lias ever achieved. This important desid- 1
eratuin is aamed
Dr. Le Roy's Vegetable Universal Pills,
Which Purify the Blood, and remove all corrupt, and '
ettiutcd humors, and unhealthy accumulations from the body 1
in a maimer never be lure rivalled, and which yet produce I
no weukness or lassitude whatever, but on the contrary tone <
the Stomach, aud invigorate the constitution during the
Progress of their operations! Dr. he Hoy's Pills, in fact
unite those heretofore irreconcilable, but most desirable J
<iua!i'.i is. Evacuation and Invi"oration for thev are at the
same time a STRENGTHENING PURGATIVE, AND '
A PUltlFVING TONIC. ,
The two principal ingredients in Dr. I/' Roy's Pills are
Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla.
So prepared that each promotes the beneficial effect of
the other, the formerstrcngtheuiiig, while the latter, through (
its union with various vegetable ingredients, evacuates anil
purifies; thus they superinduce no torpidity of lassitude of
the Digestive Functions, and hence their operations are
attended by no Reaction, or Subsequent Costivencss.
Dr. Le Roy's Pills are the most active and searching I
Medicine in existence. They at once attack the very root ]
of Diseases, and their action is so prompt, that in an hour
or two after they are taken, the patient is aware of their
good effects. They not only operate on the Kluod, hut also
on the chvlo, of which the Blood is formed, and this secures
gmxi blood from the fountain head, moreover they '
produce neither nausea, griping or debility, and as a family <
medicine they have no rival- Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by James R. McKain, Camden, S. C.
Cherry Pectoral.
This elegant and surpassingly cxct 1 lent remedy
for Colds, Covghs, Consumption, and all affections >J
of the LungsTand Throat.
' CThe formula of this preparation has been
published in the public Mcdic.il Journals, and has '
received the highest commendation of several 1
Medical Colleges and Schools of the United States,
as well as the distinguished Medical Authorities
of British America. '
For sale in Camden bv
JAMES ft. McKAlN.
Nov. 3, 1847. ;
From the Bustou Medical & Surgical Journal.
The Cherrv Pectoral, prepared by Mr. J. C. Ay- \
cr, of Lowell, Mass., an Apothecary and Chemist
of high standing, and being Commended by Physicians
of the highest respectability, who have tested
its virtues, has at Iea<t one merit entire.freedom
from all suspicion of Quackery. Its ingredients <
and mole of preparation arc fully laid open to the
inspection of the Profession, and it is confidently
believed its combination is such as to give the utmost
energy of remedial effect. The formula, from
which it is prepared, has bet n published in several
i f the public .Medical Journals of the day, and thus
v easing to be a secret compound its success is made
to depend upon its intrinsic merits alnie. The
Professor of Materia Medica, at Piltsfield, laid it
before his class as one of the worthiest, truest and
best things of its kind that had fallen under his noice.
Other Colleges and high Medical authorises
have given it a scarcely Jess fluttering recep- 1
liun. We find in the statistical table of Lowell
Manufactures, this article mentioned as a staplo
prodct ot that city. The flattering success that
lias attended its use does indeed seein to give reasonable
ground for hope that it will yet be instrumental
in subduirg, to some extent, consumption
and the other pulmonary diseases so alaamingly 1
prevalent in this climate. Whilst the Pectoral
Cherry is a powerful and efficient remedy in ag(rrm-ntnrl
/licence. it is also, in diminished dncpu.
one of the pleasantest, safest, and best family medicines
in use.
C. BRINCKERIIOFF'S
E3ALTH ?,33'?0?..VriV3;
An Effectual Remedy for Coughs, and Colds,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Raising of Blood?Paiu in the side anil chest?also for
^PURIFYING THE BLOOD?Eradicating Erujttioiw
of the Skin?and all other diseases arising
from the want of tone in the STOMACH.
The efficacy of the Health Restorative is so well known
to the public, that the Proprietor considers the publishing ot
certificates as useless, but those desirous ofexaniiningtlirrn
can do so by calling on the Agents. Pamphlets may also
be had of the Agents gratis.
The following certificate is frotn Dr. Chilton, the well
known New York Chemist.
"I have analyzed a bottle of medicine called ,-C. Brinck* 1
erhoff's Health Restorative,"'and find that it does not con- ]
tain Mercury or any other inetalic preparation nor opium in
any of its forms. It is composed of vegetable matter entire- i
ly." James Ciiii.ton, M. I). '
C. BRINCKERIIOOF, Proprietor, N. Y.
Pjtncipal office in the store of Messrs. IIavdock. Corli?s&
co., importers and dealers in Drugs. Oils, $c. 218
Pearl Street. For sale by F. L ZEMP. Camden.
And by Druggtsttgenerally throughout the United States
Law Ifotice. ,
Tlte subscribers having formed a copartnership
for the Practice of Law, in Kershaw and the 1
neighboring Districts, will attend faithfully and |
promptly to any matters in the line of their pro- ;
fession, which may be entrusted to their care.
They may be Inund till further notice, at their "
Office on King-street, north side, immediately in '
the rear of Boyd's Hotel, and nearly opposite
the Court House.
JOHN J. WORKMAN.
W. H. R. WORKMAN.
June 2, 1947. 21 tf ?
4
.In?t Received.
1 cask old Brandy (Hettnesses' brand) t
1 " Biass's I<ondon Porter, pints I |
1 case Brandy Peaches j |
So<la Crackers, mixed Pickles, Sic. , v
June 9. S. BENSON, j p
TIN] FASHIONABLE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. ! I
The subscriber beinir thankful f??r the large pat- I a
ronage he has received, assures his customers and
the public, that he will continue to execute his p
work in the best and most fashionable style, at ii
short notice. In order to obtain the brst workmen li
be has to pay the highest prices in cash; he has t
therefore changed his business, and adopted the
cash svstein, and will expect the money whenever ii
his bills are presented. b
W. M. WATSON.
Sept 1. 18-17. B4 tf '
To Elciit.
The store next to the corner of Broad and Do- C
KaH> streets, on the west side. Possession given p
on the 12th inst. For particulars, enquire of o
PAUL F. V1LLEP1GUE.
Notice.
All persons having demands against I lie estate of I I
Capt. Powell .WcRae, late of Kershaw District, deceased,
are earnestly requested to present tlietu j,
properly attested forthwith, and those indebted, are 0
requested to make payment to the subscriber. c
WILLIAM J. TAYLOR, Executor. ?
June 1 fit h. 1H17. p
Capai'tiicrdiip. a
Tlie subscriber having associate 1 with him, his c
sons Paul T. & James I Villepigue, the business 11
of the concern will he conducted in the name of '
P. F. Villepigue and sons. s
PAUL F. VILLEPIGUE.
Sept. 1, 1847. tf
*cw .Uetliodist IIyum Kuoks.
A supply of the new Southern Hymn books, C
will be received by the DeKalb, and will be
be sold at the publisher's prices.
W. R. JOHNSTON.
Bacon, Flour, &c. !!
North Carolina Bacon, fresh ground Flour, seed J
Rye, Corn and Meal, for sale bv ,
Aug. BO JOHN INGRAM.
C. MATIIESON,
BANK AGENT.
At his old stand opposite Davis' Hotkl s<
?iw l ! i mi. i in! j
NEW DRUG STORE,
AT THE OLD STAND OF DR, GEO. REYNOLDS
The subscriber has opened a Iresh and extensive
assortment of the be6t English, French and American
Drugs, Chemicals, Brushes, Window Glass, j
Faints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Surgical Instruments,
Trusses, Patent Medicines, Perfumery and Fancy
Articles?all of which have been selected by himself
from the most extensive Northern Houses.?
Among his assortment may be found the following:
Prussiate Potash, PAINTS.
Hydriodate do. White Lead, Pure
Tartrate, Iron and Pot- ? Extra
ash. Paris Green,
[odine, Chrome Green,
Acetate Morphia,} Chrome Yellow,
Sulphate " Prussian Blue,
Muriate " Vermillion.
Douto-iodidc Mercury, Ivory Mack,
Cyanuret " Lamp Black,
Quinine, Umber, Raw ar.d Burnt,
titrate Iron and Quinine, Terra do Sienna, Raw &
Strychnine, Burnt,
Veratrine, Black Lead,
Citrate Kali, Lytharge,
Vralerianate Zinc, Vandyke Brown..
Tannin, Spanish Bnnvn,
Piperine, Putty and Sand Paper,
Lupuline, Gold and Silver Leaf,
Bxtract Nux Vomica, Spirits Turpentine,
Citrate Iron, Linseed Oil,
Ammonia ted Tartrate I- Train Oil,
run, Neatsfoot Oil,
Ilyd. per Oxide Iron, Copal Varnish,
Oxide Silver, Coach "
Phosphate Ammonia. Japan "
RRUSHBS. Black Leather Varnish,
Paint Brushes, (every Surgtcnl Instruments.
size,) Amputating Cases,
Varnish Brushes, Obstetrical "
Sash Tools, Pocket "
Fitches, Spring Lancets, Brass,
Brick Pointers, ? ? .Silver and .
Wall Brushes, (white imitation,
wash) Gum Lancets,
Marking Brushes, Trocars Seaton Lancets,
Stencils, Thumb Lancets and caSlioe
Brushes, 6es,
Craining Tools, Scarilicators,
Cloth Brushes, (fine) Tooth Forceps.
" " double with poxeg Kevs. .S'Drintr Bolt 1 r
handles, . I
Camels Hair Pencils, m ai!i lv?10' I I
o, ,, -t ' Tool I files,
STCliU Male and Fe- <
gfiSnth* n""eLa"cet.Cl,theter!' !
Xair ? Trusses,
Shaving " Hull's Truss,
Patent Medicines. J^,iases j)
LJpham's Pile Electuary, 'onim"n . f
Jackson's Pile E.nbroca- Body
tlon' Ftfnrl*
Eppnig's .S'arsaparilla <? ? , }
Queen's Delight, "ji 0 anilla, r
Sand's Sarsaparilla, .. jtose? s
Bull's ? Lc:?on, t
Murray's Magnesia, " Hitler Almond &.c, j
Taylor's Balsam Liver- Perfumery,
wort. Macassar Uil,
Sway no's ?S'yrup Wild Bears Oil,
Ct.errv, Antique Oil,
Wistar's Balsam Wild French Extracts,
Cherry, Cologne Water,
Cherry Pectoral, Lavender Water,
Jayne'a Medicines, Orange Flower Water,
Fahnestock.s Vermifuge, Hose Water,
Dead Shot, Soaps, (every kind,)
Spencers Bitters cp Pills Shaving Cream,
/Voffatt's Bitters & Pills, Military Shaving Cream, ,
Chlorine Tooth Wash, Perfumery Bags,
Corn Salve, Cold Cream,
McA/un* Elixir Opium. Puffs and Boxes,
Ixiidys Sarsaparilla Pills Toilett Powder,
Peter's Pills. Lilly White,
Indian Vegetable Pills, Face Balls,
Smith's sugar coated oills Pearl Powder,
Castor IMI Canny, rrcsiou nans,
Acoustic Oil, Toilelt Bottles, large
Hay's Liniment, Cut Glass, Pungent
Panacea llouck's Snuft' Boxes.
" Indian Cachon Aroin.itise,
" Swaim's Pair t Boxes,
Bay Rum, Transparent Wafers,
Lucina Cordial, Motto Wafers,
llair Dye, Fancy col'd. Wafers,
Nerve & Bone Liniment, Sealing Wax, (all colors)
Badeau's Strengthening Thermometers,
Plasters, Pink Saucers,
Medicated India Rubber India Rubber Rings,
Porous Piaster, " M Squares,
Rod, Blue and Black Ink, Fine Paste Blacking,
Black Sand, Lead Pencils.
Sand Boxes, die. die. die:
Inkstands. 1
Roach and Rug Banc, J
Solar Lamps, (various patterns,)
Bouquets, {Gilt and Silver.)
Fine Chewing Tobacco, {Monterey.) t
These articles have all been purchased at the
owest cash prices, and consequently will be sold
o consumers on the most reasonable terms. .
The subscriber having been engaged in the pracice
of Medicine, and as an Apothecary for ten or
norc years, will afford sufficient guarantee of the
genuine quality of all articles sold at his cstablishnent.
Prescriptions will be carefully put up. P
FRANCIS L. ZEMP, M. D. "
May 26, 1847. 20 tf 11
DR. BANKING'S
fAtssate tapirs aia-nc'iSa
'Phn llr.iro w :in efficient relief for blcedinjr at
lie lungs, weakness of the voice, lungs, spine and
iu.bs, particularly for Dyspepsia, Constipation and j
'lies, with weakness of the stomach and sides?
veakly females, fast "rowing children, and all dis- tosed
to droop and are sedentary, especially spinal
uhjccts, will be delighted with iis action. It J
erves to throw the body in an upright position and
o expand the lungs, so that the weak walk with
n ease before unknown.
Rules for Mcasunnent.?Those who cannot api'y
to the Agent in person, may send the follow. ^
ng nieasuriiient:?Draw a tape snugly around the 1
lips overtlie body linen, 1^ inch below the top of ,|,
he hip bones, and send the number of inches.
Pamphlets and book of "Common Sense" civ- ?i
ng information, can be had at the Agent's Drug _
Itorc. F. L. ZE.Nil', Agent.
Sept. 22. 1847. 37 3 m
It,*i<>k V:i r<l. h
The subscriber having leased the Brick Yard o '
"ol. James Chesuut, on Pine Tree creek, will he "j
repared in a short time, to furnish any quantity I'
f bricks on accommodating terms. w
April U8, 1647. al
J. F. SUTHERLAND.
['Imitation for sale oil Kaftin Creek.
The subscriber offers for sale his plantation on
taftin creek, containing about six hundred acres,
ne half of which is cleared and in good order for
ult ivat ion. Ii is situated near the Camden Branch
f the .South Carolina Kail Road, four miles from j'"
toy kin's mills, and the same from two other mills
ud twelve from Camden. On the premises is a pr
oinfortablc dwelling and all necessary out buildigs.
It lias fine water, and is of unexceptionable n
oalth. For information by lettei, address the
ubscriber at Camden.
Sept. 18. D. M. IIERIOT.
ei
IIOIIHCl to llCllt.
The dwelling house opposite the Methodist
Ihurch?also, a dwelling house in Logtown. D
Oct. G, 1817. W. B. JOHNSTON.
Family tiroccrlci.
Smoked Salmon, Tongues and Beef; fa
icklcd Salmon, Mackerel and Tongues.
Sardines, lobsters, anchovies, capers, olives pickles
mitation English and Northern cheese, inaccaroni
ust received and for sale by
Nov. 3. 1647. >S. B. LEVY
Crockery Ware.
A large stock of Crockery Ware, which will be
jid very low, just received by S. BENSON.
< - - * - -v-j*
Fresh Garden Seeds,
OF THE GROWTH OF 1847,
Wholesale or Retail, j
WARRANTED GOOD,
I fast received by P. Thornton, at the Post Office, ,
CAMDEN, s. c. J
3!obo Artichoke Early Sugar Loaf Cabbaga |
3iant Asparagus Early Ox Heart do
SarJy China Dwarf Beans Long Orange Carrot
iVhite Kidney do Large Dutcli Parsnip |
lefugco or 100 to 1 do White Solid Cellery I
led Warretilon do Long Green Cucumber
Sarly Vulentino do I Early do
tobroy do Gherkins, fine for Pickles,
fellow Cranberry do very prolific, and bear till (
jargc Limn, a very rich frost
shell Bonn, runs well Early summer bush squash
and bears till frost Crooked neck Cashnw, n
-Vbite Horso do fine running squash, fine
k very tender snap Bean for pics
and very prolific, does Musk Melon, fine
well to plant with corn. jCanlclopc [do
Surly Washington or six Nutmeg Melon do
weeks Peas I Water Melon, very fine
Sarly May do'Green curled Kilo
Surly Charlton doj Eerly curl'd Silccia Lettuce
JishopB early dwf prolific do Large cahhugo head do
jargc white Marrowfat do Muguuin Buiiuni and lee do
',icl0ria I choice kind do White Union
ilatchless ^ Lirge Red do
Hue Prussian doj Large Scotch Leek
rail Sugar do Top Onion Seed
Surly Tuscarora Corn Curled Parsley 1
Surlv Golden Sioti.t do Onjumi mul D..II rvpper '
Surly Sugar do Long Scarlet Radish
tan try Seed, for Birds Early scarlet short top do
. dig Blood Beet Long salmon do
Sarly Turnip <!o Scarlet Turnip do
!Yuo French sugar do White Turnip- do
..urge Purplo Brocoli Black winter do
Sarly Cauliflower Round Summer Spinn -gc
CABBAGE. Prickly do
jirge lato Drum Hcud Purple Egg plant or Guinea
I) Knnneli
uiu "?'-v -"I"
/ite Dutch Luccrn or French clover
Jrecn Glazed Round Red Tomatoes
. argc Mountain Yel ow do {
Jreen curled Suvoy Early spring Turnip t
2arly York Large Norfolk do
2arly Battcrsca Ruta Bugu
2arly Dutch j
U"A c? nsiderablc discount will be made to per- (
:ons who wish to purchase to sell again.
Should any of the above seeds, on trial, not prove f
rood, others will be given in return. Dec. 1. <
New Fall Goods.
The subscr.bsr is now opening a general assort. 1
nent of staple and fancy Goods, selected by him- s
ielf in New York, which he offers on his usual ac- '
'ornmodating terms. They comprise_in part, as
ollows?
WOOLEXS.
Heavy I/>ndon duffil Blankets
do striped brown French Blankets
do grey and white'mackinaw Blankets
do drab and brown negro kerseys (|
do gray and plaid negro cloths j
do Glascow jeans do do
do Kingston striped and plaid negro cloths y
White, red and yellow flannels, ass'd qualities r
Superfine real Welsh flannels j
do black, blue, invisible green and cadet y
nixed cloths ^
Fashionable cassimeres, assorted colors
Ermine and doeskin cassimeres j
Sattincls, assorted colors and qualities ,
Montcry cassimeres; fancy vestings
FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, Ac. c
Elegant real French embroidered^collars v
do do do trimmed do 1
do do do embroidered capes
do do do lace do J
do do do worked sleeves
do do do do ladies caps
? I I
ao woriccu iniumb ruuw
do do do robe bodies
do rimmed linnen cambric handkerchiefs
do embroidered do do do
do do lace bordered do
Superb embroidered caslinnre robes
Rich cashmirc dresses
Rich velvet-striped poult de soie silk
French figured and worked muslin for dresses
COTTON 0000$. J
Calicoes, of new style and assorted qualities 1
Cnglish and American long cloth, unusually cheap
*2-4 bleached sheetings
Ilea, and unblea. homespuns, assorted qualities d
Jnbleachcd and bleached canton flannels t
'otton cambrics and plaid muslins l
Wniturc dimity and book muslins b
Jwiss and mull muslins and Fur. iturc Fringe
LIVENS.
Irish linens, lawns and sheetings; brown lio'and
and linenoznabur .s; bird-eye and Russia dipers;
table diaper and damask table cloths; dow- ^
as andjinen threads. w
ALSO "
Alpacca and bombazine; Montery plaids; gala
laids; colored merinoes; gondola plaids; worsted
lauteilas; belgrave hoods; butterfly carved tucktg
combs; carved polka tucking combs, dressing
nd fine tooth combs; hair brushes
With a variety of other articles
sept. 22. II. LEVY.
Ragging and Rope.
150 pieces Kentucky Bagging; 100 coils Rope, j
ust received and for sale by
sept. 22. II. LEVY. }'
In Ordinary? LanrnNlcr District. >
nines Iainclry and wife nnd Elizabeth Langley, Appli ^
cants, vs. Margaret Blaekmon. (widow) Dnniel Black- II
mon, William l.angley and wife Naticyand others, De- $
feiidnnts.?Saleordivision of the Ueaf Estate of John ?
lilarkmon, sen. deceased. j,
It appearing to my satisfaction, that Daniel Blackmon, '
'illiam Langlcy and wife Nancy [.anglcy, Defendants in B
le above case, reside without the litniis of this Stale. It ,\
ordered that the said Defendants do appear and object to |>
ic sale or division, of the real esiate of John Iilackiimn, .
in. deceased, on or before the 3d day of February, ls48.
llieir consent to tin- same, will he entered ol record. ^
JAMES II. WITH KIIS BOON, Ordinary, L.I). L
- C
llCUiUYItl. [j
The subscriber begs leave respectfully to inform j |
is friends and the public, that he has removed to y
is old stand opposite Davis's Hotel, where he is ^
aw receiving a full assortment of fancy and sta- y
le Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries,Saddlery cf-c. ^
iiich will be sold very low for cash or to punctu- r
1 customers. C. MATHESON. *
Oct. 28. 43 tf T
Xegfro Shoes. J
We liave on hand a full assortment of *
Best quality black Pegged Brogans;
" do Russet* do . do 01
Second quality blk. do do q
Stitch-down Shoes, all of our own manufacture, which
in he rccenimended to give entire satirfaction to the purlaser.
Planters! are invited to call and examine our stock,
we know they will he pieased, both as to quality and
ice. W. ANDERSON & CO
lOHR INGRAH,
jeeiving k Forwarding Merehnnt and BankAgcnl,
CAMDKN, 8. C.
All business entrusted to him faithfully attend, ar
1 to, on moderate terms. to
T. S DKPASS. "!
ANK AGENT COMMISSION MERCHANT '
CAMDEN, S. C. th
Business entrusted to him will te promptly nnd ll<
ithfully attended to. July 28. ^
Kow IHitckurel and Buckwheat. sc
Barrels No. 1 Mackarel
do do 2 do nc
Q,'r. bills do 1 do lie
1-8 do do 1 do fa
Boxes and keps Buckwheat id
Buckwcal and Mackarel at retail, by
Dec. 1. 8. B. LEVY.
%
Strayed.
From the subsciiqer-on Sunday the 30th
rembcr, a red sorrel mule, with a roan head, al
3 years old, a sink or indentation upon the loi
the left side, about the size of a billiard ball,
some scars upon the fore legs, just ui.der the k
Ho is lazy when rode and inclines to pace. A si
ble reward will be paid for his delivery
JOS. S. BOSSAR1
Ladies' colored dress silks new style, lor
low. Alsocoi'd all pachas, French merinos, c;
meres and mouslin dc lanes at reduced prices.
Dec. 8. E. YV. DONNE1
iionnets.
Mrs. Goodlad respectfully informs the ladic
Camden and its vicinity that she has receive
choice selection of English Straw Bonnets, <
?i.?ting of Jenny Lind, China Pearl, Rough
Ready, Cobourgs, Dunstable, Buena Visia,
['erro Gordo, of the most fashionable styles, ?,vl
ivill be opened for inspection this day.
Oct. 27, *1
Garden Seeds.
The subscriber is opening a stock of fresh (
len Seeds, from the celebrated house of Thokb
c}r Co., New York. He will cont'nue to kei
supply of the very best and freshest Seeds vvl
:an be obtained in the country, and will dispos
hem on reasonable terms.
Nov. 17. J. R. McKAI?
JEU*EI.R\\ #c.
A splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Pa
Lever, Anchor, Escaperner.t. Lenine and Vert
iVatoodo, seiecreu rrom tlie Desrmanulacfl
n Europe, which will be warranted perfect ti
teepers.
also
Gold chains, seals, keys tf-c
Gold pencil cases and gold pens
Thimbles, rings, j ens
Jet ornaments, pins, bracelets and necklaces
Bracelet clasps; coral bead?
Silver forks, spoons. &c.
Double barrel guns, Distols, <5f c.
Nov. 17. ___ A. YOUNG
IS ice.
Having reared a crop 01 nice lor marucr,
succeeded in preparing ii to a point of perfec
hat lias fully competed with the best Charles
Rice that has been exhibited this season, in
Camden market, we propose to deliver to n
:hants dealing in the article, at a fair valuat
overing the expenccs of transportation from
:ity.
To private families, and citizens generally of
mrrounding cour try, we propose to deliver
Camden, in such quantities as may suit .heir c
lenience at all times, fresh and pure, in charai
nd quality, and at less cost than can reasons
>e procured at retail prires. All demand fori
irticle, if left at this office, or at the store of
3. Johnston Esq., will be promptly attended
JOSEPH S. BOSS ART
Nov.JM,_1847.
IVcw Books*
A LIFE OF GEN. ZACUARY TAYLOf
Comprising a narrative of events connec
vith his professional career, derived from pu
locuinents and private correspondence; by
teesc Fry; s nd authentic incidents of hie e;
ears, from materials collected by R. T. Com
vith an original portrait and elegant illustrati
if the battles of Fort Harrison, Okcc-cho-1
'alo Alto, llesaca de la Palma, Monterey, Bu
Nsta, <$fc. <f-c., designed by Darley. Publis
i f Grigg, Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, 1847.
also
jIfe of Major General Zachary Taylor, v
lotes of the war in New Mexico, California.
11 Southern Mexico; ?ud Biographical Skctche
ifiicers who have distinguished th? inselvcs in
var with Mexicr; by John Frost, L. L. D. P
ished bv 1). Appleton &, Co., N. Y. 1347*.
1*ue Rough and Heady Annual, or Milii
Jouvenier, illustrated with 20 portraits and pla
ANNUALS FOR 18-18;
Revelations by G. Davis, the Clairvoyant;
lleadle)'s Sacred Mountains;
La Marline's Girondists;
Fresh Gleanings, by Marvel;
Malleoli's Poems, &c.
Nov. 24. ALEXANDER YOUNG
Town Taxes,
NOTICE THIS.
The town 'axes will be due on the first da;
anuary ncAc All retail, auc'ion and huckster
icence? will expiro on that day as well as conn
ation for ro..d duty.
The undersigned will open the books on the I
ay of January to receive the same, and will k
hein open until I hp first day of March, after wh
line delinquents will be returned to Council
edrvIt with according to law.
By order of Council.
R. L. WILSON Town Recorder
Dec 8 49
P. S?Office hours from 9 A. M. to 2 P.
ill who wish to continue their licence would
ell ?o hand in their application two v,eeks pr<
us to the first of January, to be acted upon
.'ouncil.
NEW GROCERY
AND
rAKXXiY provision stop.:
The subscriber has just opened a carefully
:cted stock of Family Groceries, which he pro
ss to sell for cash, at a very small advance on c
lis stock consists in part, of?
lio, old Java, Cuba and Mocha Coffee
oaf, lump, crashed, pulverized and brown Sug
lew Orleans and West India Molasses
lunpowder, hyson, green and black Tea
lice, Flour Cheese, ilacou, Lard and Mackarcl
ardines in oil, salmon and lobsters
linonds, raisins, currants, citron and figs
reserved ginger, pine apple, lemon and orangt
randy (caches, cherries and pears
lushrooin. tomato, paoli and walnut ketchup
K'klcs assorted, and sauces of different kinds
Iustard. pepper, ginger, nutmegs, cloves, allsp
oda, butter, sugar and water crackers
emon, pme apple, raspberry ana ginger syrupt
'ognac Brandy (lienncsse's and other brands;
ordeaux, old peach and apple brandy
[olland Gin; Jamaica and New England Ruin
lonongahelu, old rye, Scotch and Irish Whiske
le-.v Orleans (rectified) ar.d North Carolina dc
[alaga, Madeira, Sherry and Teneriffe wine
'hampagnc, old Port, Claret and Muscat do
nndon Porter and Scotch ale in quarts and pil
mericanand French cordials, assorted
allow, sperm* and adamantine candles
ar soap; starch; indigo; castor oil; salt petre
cast, seidlitz and soda powders; Sal .Eratus
With a great variety of other articles too num<
js to mention. S. BENSON,
ickson &,Latta's old stand, nerly opposite Dav
Hotel. May 19.
Georgia Plains,
For sale by W. ANDERSON cj- CO
Oct. 27, 1817.
Office S. C. R. K. Company.
Charleston. Nov. 29, 1847.
Subscribers to Slock of the Camden Bran
e particularly requested to give their attenti
the following action of the Board of Direct!
thi 3 Company, on the subject of unpaid inst
ents viz:
Resolved, That measures will be instituted
e 1st March next, to collect all unpaid subscr
>n to stock of Camden Branch.
In addition to the above, I would remind stot
>lder8 of the proviso contained in the original si
ription lists.
\Ve agree tliat no forfeiture of stock for t
>n payments of the instalments shall release c
ibilities as such stockholders, and will pay
id shares in instalments as may be called for
id Company.
W. II. BARTLESS,
tf 49
Seeds, Seeds.
Just received, a fine variety of Fresh Garden
limit Seed, and for sale very low by ,
? Nov. 21. FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
and For Sale.
n.ee- A negro woman and her daughter. Apply to
?ov. 3. JAMES MeEWBN.
Congress and Blue Lick W*te& ; Just
received and for sale by
ea'e July 26. S.BENSON. *n
* ? rf .
The Subscriber.
1 ?17ILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, in
IF both the Banks of this place, and attend to any
, Ccramissirti Business which may be. entrusted to
!, him. Office at the Counting Room of McDowall
:u a cf-Shnnnon C.J.SHANNON.
:on- .?. ..
a?d Segarsand Tobacco.
and Superior Spanish Sugars, of favorite brands, and
hich f5ne clicwing Tobacco, for sale by
if May 19. S. BENSON.'
? Champaiguc aiid Liquors*
Baskets champ :igne, of superior brands; Champe
jar* and other cordials; best French brandy, vintage
urn 1805; sup. sherry and madeira wines; teneriffeand
ep a malaga wines; old .Scotch and ronnongahela Wbia>
bich key; Jamaica and Northern rum; Holland gin (very J
e of old,) old peach and apple brandy; old port winet > ^
very superior; orgeat, ginger, raspberry, lemon and
I. other syrups, for sale by S. B. LEVY.
? Nov. 3, 1847.
Preserves.
West India Preserved ginger; West India pretent
served pine apples: limes, peaches, plumbs and
leal cherries. Fresh prunes, currants, citron and lemlred
ons; for sale by S. B. LEVY.
me- Nov. 3. 1817. -
Segar*.
Butterfly, Diana, Regalia, Gold Leaf, Charlesj
ton, Crown Eagle, and various other approved
brands. S. B. LEVY.
Oct. 27, IS 17.
B'inc Saddles.
The subscriber has on hand a few fine Saddles
;t with4ex:ra long skirts to ordor. which he will sell j
? very low. Also men's and boys common saddles,
! English bridle fillings, bits, stirrups girths, ladies' j?
and riding whips, &c. \*
tiou Dec. H. E. W. BONNEY.
iton ? i
,he i K. W. UOXNEY
ier. i TT'ill continue to act as Agent lor persons trans,
ion, | ac,'ng business ;n either of the Banks in Camden
(jjg i 011 his usual terms.
| Beady-.Hade Clothing.
'Vc E. W. Ronnet has opened his fall and winter
m ; supply of Clothing. Among them may be found
"n" coats, from 3 50 to 820, vests, from 1 to 86,
'ki'r arid boy's fancy suits of the latest
'b'y "styles and patterns; also, a large assortment of
| cotton and merino shirts and drawers, some very
low; ladies' merino and silk vrsts; p.tent shirts
j and skirting cloths. Oct. 6.
Ilc.-vy Negro Jllanke s?also Bed and Crib
? Blanke s, for sale at BONNEY'S.
Oct 20, 1347. - n,
ted Bonnets! Bonnets!! j
blic ju;t ripened a large assortment of Ladies' Bon- 11
J. nets,of every description. A'so, a beautifol as- Mm
trly sortmcnt of Bonnet Ribbons: several bales of choico [fl
rad, Carpeting; staircase carpeting; gcut.einen'a and
or.s boy's broadcloth caps, silk lined and botflbd; gen-'/^g?
)ce, tlemcn's line nutria hats, latest style; a large asena
sortment of low crown fur hats; lad.es' shoes, vehed
ry low; gentlemen's boots and shoes, all qualities;
several ca.-es cheap negro brogans; saddles, trunks,
waggon collars and bridles, for sale low, by
ritb m. DRUCKER & CO.
sol Bricklayiii^ aud Plastering.
the The subscriber having located himself iu Cam- A
'ub- den, respectfully offers his services to the citizens 1
of the town and the surrounding country. Brickary
laying, plain Plastering, stucco work, cornish and A
/,/. rnntrnc r.tiiirli /"lafiiirr itniftil i<\ne nf ill Irin/lo nf
ICS. ??n?.vr| ."?o" M.iwMf VI an >iim "
stone &.c., will Le executed inn manner warranted
to give satisfaction. A share of patronage is solit
itetl. lie may he found at his residenceou Rutledge
between .Market and Lyttleton streets. Persons
in the country wishing his service, can address
him through the Post Office.
\. JOSKP11 SHEPHERD.
? Aug. 18, 1847. Ill _tf __
Tan Yard to Rent.
W. Anderson & Co., offers to rent their Tan
y Yard, about one mile frt.tn Camden. The Bark
'n? Mill, Hide Mill and Pumps, are drawn by water,
nu- and the Loaches, Vatp, Shops, Hide and Bark
Houses, are ail in excellent tinier, and make it .J
irftl one of the most complete establishments in the
CRP country.
' ch To a practical Tanner, ti.is offers a rareopporh'
tunity of commencing business, as there is no other
Tan Yard within eight miles of Camden, the j?,
market for the sale of Leather and Shoee, a good
one, and Bark and Hides can be purchased^ in any ^ .j
quantity, and on reasonable terms. ,
A few hands accustomed to the business can be N
hired, and the stock now in the Yard can be pur- v \
!V'~ chased if desired.
by Sept. 13, 1847. .16 tf
SAMUEL SHIVERT
IIail-Road Blacksmith, 'J
3, Respectfully tenders his services to the public
as a BLACKSMITH, having commenced business - j
se- on bis own account. He deems it unnecessary to .. Jja
po- say any thing or give any reference as to his quatiliost
ca'ions in the above business, having been so long
and extensively known as a mechanic. Suffice it
to say, that every effort will be made to give entire ^
;ar. satisfaction to those who may favor him with their
! patronage. He will do every description of work
in his line, at the shortest notice, such as, Carriage
Work, Carriage Springs, Springs of every kind
made and repaired?Edge Tools of every description,
made of cast steel, and repaiied?Plantation
> work of every description?Pipe Boxes and Axle
Trees always on hand.
IT Horse Shoeing.?This branch of his business
will receive his exclusive personal attention; hav-^- ^
icc ing devoted much of his time, and particular r?C
I rention thereto, he is quite certain tiiat no com5
j plaint will ever be made on that score, and all ho
asks is a trial.
His shop is located on York (below Davis* Ho*
tel) and Market streots, one door above E. M,
>y Bronson's Tin Shop.
, March 17. 11 tf
Salt.
nts 250 sacks Salt, in fine order, for sale by
May 19. . S. BENSON, '
Copartnership. i
The subscribers have this day entered into Gfw
cr. partnership, for carrying on the Wagon and CaTriage
making business in all its various branches, I
is' under the firm of Whitaker Arrant*, at the shop
formerly under the management of Mr. II. Whita- fl
ker The business will be under the entire con, M
trol of Mr. Arrants, who will be constantly in at,
tendance to wait upon customers, and will do work
- as low as possible, either for cash, or on the usual H
credit to punctual customers.
JOHN WHITAKER,
ch N. B. ARRANTS.
on Jan.ll, 1S47. 1 tf Mm
)rs MU
al- A fnrH
N. B. Arrant?, respectfully tenders his thanks
0,1 for the patronage bestowed upon lum at his old
'P* stand, andj respectfully solicits its continuance to
the firm.
ib- Leather. H
A large assortment of kB
lie Spanish and Slaughter Sole Leather; HI
>ur Black and Russett Harness do.
for Black and Russett Upper do.
by Calf Skins, Kip' Skins, Sheep Skins, Shoe
Thread, Tacks &c., for sale by B
W. ANDERSON cfr CO. B
Sept. 15, 1847. 36 tf ^
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