The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, May 03, 1848, Image 4

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.liiil For the cure of Headache, Giddiness, Salt Rheum Rheumatism. Piles, Heartburn, Worms, Dyspepsia, Choi era Morbus, Pains in the Back Limbs and Joints, Genera weakness, Fits, Consumption, Palpitation of the Heart Liver Complaint. Rising in the Throat, Erysipelas. Deafness, Dropsy, Asthma, Itcliings of the Skin, Fevers of all kinds. Colds, Gout, Gravel, Female Complaints, Nervous Complaints, antl all other Diseases arising from impurities ttf the blood, and morbid secretions ok tiie liver and STOMACH. Every disease to which the human frame is subject, ^originates from imaurities of the blood or derangement of the digestive organs. Dr. Gordon's Family Pills. Being compounded exclusively of sucli ingredients as Nature intended should operate on the impurities of the Human System. Strike at the root of the disease, removing all impurities from tkebudv. opening the pores externally and internally, separating ail foreign and obnoxious particles from the Chyle, so tliat 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 health, by opening the pores, cleansing the veins and arteries, nuinipeding 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 mogfaggravated forms of dyspetsia have been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting, the Blue Pill, and almost every other means had been resorted to without auy benefit, and when death stared its miserable victim fully in the face. If l'r. Gordon's Pills were not adapted to the cure of any but this horrid malady, their uniform success in this disease alone would he sufficient to "waft ou to fame" the name of their inventor, as a benefactor of his SrEClES. Jfc5~This medicine never fails to cure the worsl.cases of Tiles in one week! For a more detailed description of the Medicine, the manner of its operation, the complaints it is adapted to and the cures it has performed, we refer the reader to our agents, who will give them a Pamphlet gratis. For sale by James R. McKain, F. L. Zemp Camden, also, for sale at all the towns and country stores in the South i iv aliu it wu Truth is powerful, and, in this instance, has pre railed. Peters'1 Vegetable Pills. Testimonials.?Extract of a letter from Dr. Waines of Philadelphia, Feb. 2,18-10.?"Your Pills are the mildest in their operations, and yet most powerful in their effects, of any that 1 have ever met with in a practice of eight and twenty years. Their action oil the chyle, and hence on the impurities of the blood, is evidently very surprising." Extract of a letter from Dr. Henry llall, of Quebec, L. C-, March 6, 1841.?"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, Sutnter ille. J. R. McKAIN, Sole Agent in Camden. Also, for sale by J. R. McKain, Camden, and A. A. J. Moses, Syinterville, 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. K. TYLER'S FBV3 P. AND ADN3 PILLS. If there ever was a medicine that merited the 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 pot operate as a purgative, but as a tonic, and produce no unpleasant symptoms, and euro 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 your health, procure a box of the genuine Tyler's Ague Pills. For sale by j. R. McKain* and F. L Zemp, in Camden, and on enquiry will be found at most of the towns and country stores. ftLU ElOY'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS. The startling drawback on ne?.rlv all Medicinal Afient* has ever been that in their process of purgation and purification. they have also debilitatkd the system. Hence Purgative Medicines have always been regarded as at best but a Necessary Ecil, Patients resorting to them for the relief of one disease at the ex|>ence of another. To obviate this, Physicians have long sought for an Agent that would at the same time PURGE PURIFY AND STRENGTHEN, But their efforts were nearly fruitless, and they had almost despairqd of success when the labors of science, and research were rewarded by a discovery which fully realised the fondest desires of the Medical Facility, and which is justly regarded as one of the most important Triumphs that Pin armacy aas ever achieved. This important desideratum is aatued Dr. Ue Roy's Vegetable Universal Pills, Whi n Purify the Blood, and remove all corntjU, and vitiated humors, and unhmllhii accumulations from the body in a manner never belore rivalled, and which yet produce no weakness or lassitude whatever, but on the contrary tone the Stomach, and invigorate the constitution during the Progress of theiroperations! Dr. Le Roy's Pills, in fact unite those heretofore irreconcilable, but most desirable qualities. Evacuation and Invigoralion for thev are at the same time a STRENGTHENING PURGATIVE, AND A PURIFYING TONIC. The two principal ingredients in Dr. Ijr. Roy's Pills are Wild Cherry and Snrsaparilla. So prepared that each promotes the beneficial effect of the other, the ibrmerstrcngthening, while the latter, through its union with various vegetable ingredients, evacuates and purifies; thus they superinduce no torpidity of lassitude of the Digestive Functions, and hence their operations are attended by no Reaction, or Subsequent Costiveiiess. Dr. Lc ltoy's Pills are_ the mint active ami searching Medicine in existence. They at once attack the very root of Disea?es, and tlieiraction 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 HIchkI . hut also on the chyle, of which the Blood is formed, and this secures good blood from the fountain head, moreover they produce neittier nausea, griping or debility, and as a family medicine they have no rival- Price 25 cents per box. For sale by James R. McKaiit, Camden, K. C. HEALTH ! HEALTH! THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR & WOOD NAPTHA The only CERTAIN REMEDY fw the Cure of C017ST7M?TXCr, Arth>na, Bronchitis. Spitting of Blood, Rain in the Side nnd Breast, sore Throat. Hotirsnitss. I'nl/iilalion of thr lle.irt, Whooping Cough, Croup. Hives, Nervous Trc mours. Liver Sum/Joint, Diseased Kidneys, arid Affections generally of the Throat, Breast, f, ana Lungs, Of all the diseases incident to our climate there is none o universal, and at the saute time so insidious and fatal as Consumption. In this country especially, Pulmonary Consumption is emphatically a scourge, and in its resistless career, sweeps over the lain! as a Destroying Angel, laying low, with a relentless hand, the strongest and fairest of our race, //itherto all efforts to arrest this dread disease have proved vain, and all that seemed within our power was at best the alleviation of suffering, rendering somewhat smoother, the certain progress to the tomb. The Proprietor, in offering this prejtaration to the public, would embrace the opportunity to state upon what grounds ?- ? - * - - i-i _ _ c. i . II puis Torui lis merits; anu me nu?i|l upon ">iiu:ii n luiimn its superior claims to the attcniion of tin* afflicted, tlint ail who require its use may rejsise full confidence in us curative powers. Since its first preparation lie has had the pleasure of witnessing its happy results in numerous instances; bui he was determined not to oiler it to tie1 public until he hud become thoroughly convinced of its efficacy. 11axring such conviction, lie now confidently ofil-rs it as a remedy wihtout a parallel in the cure of I'ULMON A KV CON SUMPTION and its kindred <1 incases. Let the follywiii? speak for itself? *'I have used Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naptha. for some time in my practice, and have found it the most efficient remedy 1 ever used in Consumptive cases, chronic catarrh, &c., when great irritability, with weakness of the pulmonary organs existed. The rapidity with which it acts is greatly in its favor where dyspneeu or oppression exists, which is immediately relieved by it- In Pulmonary Consumption it can he used with confidence, being applicable to every form of that disease, ard 1 consider it a medicine well worthy the attention of Physicians.and exempt from the imiiiitation of empiricism." M. CHAMBERS, 31. D. Philadelphia, Oct. 11,181fi. Tlie above medicine prewired only by Abnev d' Dickson, at N. E, cornerof Fifth arte Spruce Street*. Philadelphia. Sold in Camden by F. L. ZE3IP, Sole Agent, and by respectable Druggists generally. Price $1 or 50 cts, per bottle. Beware of Imitations. January 19. 3 8t Fine Wines; Lemon Syrup; White Wine and Cider Vinegar, for sale by Feb. 29. E] W. BONJIEY. THE WORLD'S ILLATION! THAT THE PILES IS DISARMED OF ITS TRKROR8 By Br, Upham's Tegetable Electuary , The great sensation which was created among the Medi- | cal Faculty, and th/Highout the civilized world, by the an- . nounoement of Df. Upham's Elactttnry, for tlte cure of Piles (a disease that resisted all former medical treatment,) has 1 settled down into a thorough confidence that it is a positive ' and speedy cure in all cases of Piles, either Bleeding or 1 Blind, External or Internal, also, for all diseases of the Sto-, ( macli and Bowels, such as Severe and Habitual Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaist.Inflammation of the Spleen, Kidneys, Bladder, Bowels, and Spine; Ulceration of the Intestines; Flow of Blood to the Head, Arc.; and FOR THE RELIEF OF MARRIED WOMEN. Voluutary Certificates i United States Marshall's Office, ) , New York, December 6th. 13*7. ) Messrs. WyaTT & Ketciian?Gentlemen?Understanding that you are the General Agents fur the sale of Dr. Up- 1 hain's Vegetable Electuary for the c ure of Piles, I have deemed ii a duty to volunteer a recommendation in behalf of that valuable Medicine. 1 have been afflicted with the Piles many vears.and oave tried various remedies, but with no beneficial effects. In peed, I began to consider my case hopeless. But. about the first of September last. I was pre- ( vailed upon by a friend, to make a trial of the above named medicine; I took his advice, and rejoice to say that I am not 1 only relieved, but 1 believe perfectly cufed. I most earnestly recommend it to all who may have the misfortune to be < afflicted with that annoying and dangerous disease. ( Very Respectfully, your ob't. servant, ELY MOORE. 1 New York, September 6th, 1&17. ] Messrs. Wyatt & Kctchain?Gentlemen?I am constrain- ( ed to give vou a statement of the benefit I derived from using Dr. L'pnam'x Electuary, in a case of Piles, by so do- 1 ing, I shall render a bendfit to those who are suffering from that troublesome disease. I was reduced for several years by the Piles so much that it was with great difficulty for me to walk or attend to my business. I also suffered from other disease. which were extremely troublesome, anu which I am pleased to say two boxes of the Electury entirely removed; and that my health is lietter now than it has 1 lieen for many years. It has done site and my family since more good, and with less expense, than all the physicians to whom I have applied, or medicine that I have used, i remain, sull in perfect health. Your ob t serv't, NELSON NEWTON. 230 Spring street, cor. Renwick. New York. November 2, 1817. Messrs. Wyatt & Ketcham?Gentlemen?I consider it a I duty which I not snlv owe to you, but to my fellow beings, , to speak in praise of Dr. Upham's Electuary, a medicine * which I think has saved my life, and restored me to full health. For several years I was afflicted with Files, togeth- I er with Dysnefwia, and a general derangement of the sysi tera. I employed different physicians, with no good result, and they at least told me they could do no more for me, and said that I must die. I thus had given up all hopes of ever having my health restnrcd. until 1 had called to mind the : | ] benefits that a nephew of mine in Philadelphia (Benjamin I Percival) ltad derived in a severe case of chronicle dysen| tery, by your medicine, that I purchased a box. which, to my surprise, after taking a few doses, I received great ib* ; lef, and thank God. by continuing its use, that 1 am now restored to perfect health. MRS. SARAH T. AMES, ( 112 Mercer street, j Notice.?The genuine Upham's Electuary has his writ- . ten signature thus (?Q*A. Upham, M. D.) The hand is al* ' so done with the pen. Price ?1 a box. Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT & KETCHAM, I i 121 Fulton street, N. Y. and Druggists generally, through- t | out the United States and Canadies. J. R. McKAIN, Agent for Camden, S. C. March 22 * 12 tf Most Extraordinary Work! | THE MARRIED WOMAN'S t PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION. Bv Dr. A. M. MARICEAU, Professor of Diseases of Women. Sixth Edition. 18m. pp.250. Price$1. 25,000 copies sold in Three Months. Every female is getting & copy of this most important and interestine Work. Thousands of females, married and [ t unmarried, (the married particularly) are suffering and have suffered for years, expending money in purchasing useless medicines, who would here at once discover the nature of their complaint, its cause, and the remedy. It is intended especially for the married, or those contemplating marriage, a* it discloses important secrets which should be known to them ;>articularly. And thus for one dollar, (the price of the book,) years of misery will l>c saved to thousands of females, and their youth, beauty, and ( buoyancy of spirits retained tokan advanced age, instead \ of ailing, sick, and emaciated at thirty. ( To the wife, to the mother, to the female either budding into womanhood, or to the one in the decline of years, in whotn nature contemplates an important change, as also to the one. contemplating marriage, it is beyond price. Over ten thousand copies have been sent by mail within three tnonllis, with perfect safety and certainty. In no instance lias a remittance failed to reach the publisher, or the book tho?e to whom it has been directed. On the receipt of One Dollar, the "Married Woman's Private Medical Cout|Ktnion" will be sent (without cost to the purchaser for postage.) to any part of the United Mates. P. Thornton, at the Post Office is Agent for Camden, for the sale of the above. Feb. 23, 1843. 8 Gm B. LEVY Will continue to act as Agent for both the Banks in this place, and attend to any commission bu6i. tiess that may be entrusted to him. Fashionable Clothing. I We are now receiving from New-York, our stock of i Ready-made Clothing, made in the latest and most fashionable style, viz: Super Black, Dress and Frock Coats; Do " " Sacks; Brown and Olive Frock Coats; Business Coats, of various styles, and* made of lutndsome materials; Cloth, Beaver Cloth and Pilot Overcoats; Vests of various styles; Pants A:c; With a full supply of Shirts, Under Garments, Suspeni ders, self-adjusting Stocks, Cravats, Gloves. Hoisery &c, all of which will be sold at the very lowest prices by Oct. 27. W. ANDERSON & CO. Georgia Plains For sale by W. ANDERSON i CO. Oct. 27, 1817. f Negro Shoes. < We have on hand a full assorrment of t Bern quality black Pegged Browns; " do Ruwicts do do Second quality blk. do do Stitch-down allocs, all of our own manufacture, which can he recemmendcd to give entire satirfaciion to the pur- j chaser. Planters are invited to call and examine our stock, as we know they will he pieased, both as to quality and price. VV. ANDERSON &. (JO. < E. W. BO* HEY Will continue to act as Agent for persons transacting business jn either of the Banks in Camden on his usual terms. I JiiKt Received, < 1 cask old Brandy (Henncsses' brand) I 1 " Biass's Ixmdon Porter, pints ? 1 case Brandy Peaches Soda Crackers, mixed Pickles, &c. 1 June 9. S. BENSON, > Cheese and liice. t Just received, a lot of fine northern cheese, also f a few bushels Bossard's best Rice. Dec. 6. E. \V. BONN BY. Ladies' French Kid Slippers and walking Shoes city made; also, men's and boy's Russet and Kip t Brogans. Just received and for sale by , Vohmsro 9 E. \V. BON'NEY. northern Tubs, Brass Bound 1 : Water Buckets, Sugar Cans, Keslers, Measures 1 &.c. For sale iiy E VV BONNEY. Jan 5 1 tf For Sale. 50 barrels fresh LIME, in good order. Jan. 5. J. F. SUTHERLAND. The Subscriber. i WILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, in f both the Banks of this place, and attend to any s Ccnmission Business which may be entrusted to 1 him. Office at the Counting Room of McDowall \ <Sf Shannon C.J. SHANNON. j Nolice^ j All persons having demands against the Estate of John II. Anderson, will hand them in to the J Administrator legally attested, within the time prescribed by law,and all persons indebted to the bcuu CSldlC) Mill limnu iiiiiiivuhmv tv JAMES R. McKAlN, Adm'r. _A_ug. 2.r,, 1847. Brirk Yard. e Tlie subscriber having leased llie Brick Yard o ^ Col. James Chesnut, on Pine Tree creek, will be prepared in a short time, to furnish any quantity ' of bricks on accommodating terms. April 28, 1847. J. F. SUTHERLAND. C. MATHESON, BANK AGENT. f At bis old stand opposite Davis' Hotel i ! ?in?????Mfi??mj???? THE FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. The subscriber being tliankfut for the large patronage he has received, assures his customers and the public, that he will continjeto execute his work in the best and most fashionable style, at * short notice, hi order to obtain the best workmen he has to pay the highest prices in cash; he has * therefore changed his business, and adopted the < cash system, and will expect the moiey whenever J his bills are presented. 1 W. M. WATSON. i Sept. 1. 1847. 34 tf j Notice. ] All persons having demands againctthe estate of ] Capt. Powell A/cRae, late of Kershaw Elistrict, de ceased, are earnestly requested to present them properly attested forthwith, and those indebted, are requested to make payment to the subscriber. WILLIAM J. TAYLOR, Executor. June lfitli,1847. Bricklaying: ainl Plastering. The subscriber having located himself in Camden, respectfully offers his services to tiie citizens af the town and the surrounding country. Bricklayine, plain Plastering, stucco work, carnisb and centres, rough casting, imitations of all kinds of stone &.c., will be executed in a manner warranted to give satisfaction. A share of patronage is solicited. He may be found at his residence on Rutledge between Market and Lyttleton streets. Persons in the country wishing his service, can address him through the Post Office. . JOSEPH SHEPHERD. Aug. 18, 1847. 32 tf Ladies' Boots and Shoes, \V. Anderson & Co. have received from Philadelphia, a handsome assortment of Ladies' colored silk Gaiters ' " " Fmucais Gaiter j made by " black lasting (Jailers j Ryan & Co. " blaek half Gaiters J Philadelphia" " Kid Slippers " Kid and Calf Walking Shoes Misses black and colored Kid Slippers * " Kid and Calf Walking Buskins Children's fancy Bronze and black do ?AIJ50? Men's sewed and pegged Brogans, very low Men's Women's and Boy's Shoes and Bootees, of our own nanufacture, for sale low, by Jan.G- W. ANDKR.SON & CO. Segiirsaaid Tobacco. Superior Spanish Segars, of favorite brands, and ine chewing Tobacco, for sale by May 19. SL BENSON. Administrator's Notice. F. L. Zetnp having received from the Ordinary )f Kershaw District, grant of Letters of Adminstrationde bonis non of all and singular the goods ind Chattels, rights, credits, dues and demands hat were of Joshua Reynolds deceased, hereby totifics the public, that all dealings with the es ate of the said Joshua Reynolds deceased, mus n futue be with ttic subscriber. All persons having claims against me saia es ^ ate, will present them properly attesteil, and al* jersons indebted to the same are hereby notified ,o come forward w'thorn delay and make payment , FRANCIS L. ZEMP, Adm'r. de bonis non. jan. 4 1 tf SELLING OFF FOR CASH. \V. AN PERSON & CO. intending to close their general business, will offer their stock of CsS-CDCDSJDSSs Ready Xadc Clothing HA RD WA RE, SADDLER Y. BOOTS, SHOES, <kc. At very reduced prices. As our assortment is 1 rood, and we are determined to sell, we would in;ite purchasers to call, as great bargains may be ixpected. Gentlemen'* Fashionable Boots, Philadelphia made, tor sale by Jan. 27. W. ANDERSON & CO. Just lteceivcd. Hogsheads Sugar (some very low priced) Tierces Granulated Sugar Barrels crushed and powdered do. Loaf do Fine old Java Coffee; Rio do Sperm Candles. Forsalelowby Jan. 12, 1848. S. B. LEVY. " A few More of the same So rt." 5000 Gold Leaf Segars 5000 Charleston do Cubrey Butterfly do Pressed Esperango Regalia do Thomas' sup. chewing Tobacco Tobacco of various brands, some low priced ( Half Spanish Segars. Just received by I January 12. 1848. S. B. LEVY ] Champaignc. | Baskets Champaigne, "Bollinger" < do do pints, "Bollinger" do do "Bouche" < Casks Porter, quarts and pints do Ale. Wines Liquors of all qualities. Just received by S. B. LEVY. . Preserves. s West India Preserved ginger; West India pr^- ] served pine apples: limes, peaches, plumbs and cherries. Freshprur.es, currants, citron and lem>ns; for sale by ?.. B. LEVY. . Nov. 3, 1847. _ J Raisins and Figs and Apples. ' ? and ? boxes Raisins; bruins Figs 5 Barrels Northern Apples; Box Lemons. Also?A fresh supply of Candies. Just receiv;d by S. B. LEVY. Jan. 11. 3 tf To the Public. The subscribers beg leave to return their thanks o their customers for the liberal patronage afforlerl them during the past year, and to inform the j jublic that they continue the business at their old itand, where all orders in their line will be thankully received and promptly attended to. They lave good workmen and superior materials, and < vill warrant all work done whether of iron or wood. Heady made Ploughs kept on hand or made to or. ler. Wagons, carts, carriages, ij-c. made or retired. Prices moderate. Jan. 19. WH1TAKER & ARRANTS. . Garden Seeds. The subscriber is opening a stock of fresh Garlen Seeds, from the celebrated house ofTnoRBUKN * Pft Mntu Vfirb 1 To u?ill rnntiniiA to boon a i -J "V- ... ..-v- >? - , supply of the very beet and freshest Seeds which :an be obtained in the country, and will dispose of hem on reasonable terms. _Nov. 17. _ J. R. McKAIN. c WII EEL W RIGHT t ATSD BLACKSMITH'S SHOP. The subscriber takes this method of thanking lis friends for their patronage, and would respectully inform the citizens of Camden and, persons reading in the country, that he is still to be found at lis old stand, corner of Rutledge and Market-sts. vhere he will be glad to supply any one in want of jood Wagons, Carts, Wheelbarrows, or any other tork in,his line, having a hue supply of seasoned ( Dak and Ash Plank, Spokes, Hubs, &ic. Also, a t luantity of Tier and other Iron and Boxes, for ei- her iron or wooden Axlctrees. Jan. 4. ROBERT L. TWEED. . D"A good Blacksmith wanted. Dissolution of Copartnership* On the 1st of January next, tha co-partnership ixisting under the firm of Doby & Kennedy will i >e dissolved by mutual consent- All debts due t >v and to the concern will be settled bv R. M ? Kennedy J. W. DOBY c Dec. 22. K. M. KENNEDY. * ? DR. JACKSON'S " Pile and Tetter Embrocation. No article so effectually removes the above painul and troublesome affections. For sale by Feb, 22. FRANCIS L ZEMP. Fresh Garden Seeds, OF THE GRO W TH 0|F 1847, WlioUcsale or Retail, I WARRANTED GOOD, " Inst received by F. Thornton, at the Post Office, CAMDEN, S. C. jlobe Artichoke Early Sugar Loaf Cabbage 1 Siant Asparagus Early Ox Heart do ? Pnrlo Phinn Dwarf Beans Loner Orance Carrot 1 ""'V -w 1 ~ O e? v White Kidney do Large Dutch Parsnip Refugee or 100 to I do White Solid Collery y Red Warrenlon do Long Green Cucumber ] Early Valentino do I Early do I Robroy do Gherkins, fine for Pickles, if cllow Cranberry do very prolific, and bear till 1 Large Lima, a very rich frost J shell Bean, runs well Early summer buRh squash j and bears till frost Crooked neck Cashaw, a j White Horse do fine running squash, fino A very tender snap Bean for pics j and very prolific, does Musk Melon, fine well to plant with corn. Cantclopc do Early Washington or six Nutmeg Melon do weeks Peas Wnlor Molon, very fine j Early May do Green curled Kale Early Charlton do Eerly curl'd Silccia Lettuce j Bishopsoarly dwf prolific do Large cabbago head do ( Large white Marrowfat do Magnum Bonutu and Ice do Vicl0T,a I choice kind do W'ite Onion Matchless ^ Large Red do , Blue Prussian do Large Scotch Leek J Tall Sugar do Top Onion Seed Early Tuscarora Corn Curled Parsley f Early Golden Sioux do Cayenne and Bell Pepper c Early Sugar do Long Scarlet Radish Canary Seed, for Birds Early scarlet short lop do j1 Long Blood Beet Long salmon do Early Turnip do Scarlet Turnip do { True French sugar do White Turnip do f Large Purplo Brocoli Black winter do l Early Cauliflower Round Summer Spinnngp 3 CABBAGE. Prickly do 1 Largo late Drum Head Purple Egg plant or Guiuea ^ Largo Drum Savoy Squash g Late Dutch Luccrn or French clover j, jrecn Glazed Round Red Tomatoes c Large Mountain Yel ow do t * ^ n _i_ ; ? _>rccn ClirieU OUVOy jouny ojiring tumif Early York Large Norfolk do 'l Early Battcrsea iRutaBuga Early Dutch ?7"A considerable discount will be made to per- c ;ons who wish to purchase to sell again. v Should any of the above seeds, on trial, not prove rood, others will be given in return. Dec. 1. n New Fsill Goods. The subscriber is now opening a genera! assort- a ment of staple and fancy Goods, selected by himself in New York, whic i he offers on his usual ac- ? :ommodating terms. They comprise in part, as follows? c WOC'LENS. P Heavy London duffil Blankets ~ do striped brown French Blankets do grey and white mackinaw Blankets 0 do drab and brown negro kerseys do gray and plaid negro cloths do Glascow jeans do do do Kingston striped and plaid negro cloths ~ White, red and yellow flannels, ass'd qualities Superfine real Welsh flannels do black, blue, invisible green and cadet a nixed cloths Fashionable cassimeres, assorted colors Ermine and doeskin cassimeres * 41 Sattinets, assorted colors and qualities Montery cassimeres; fancy vestings FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, Ac. Elegant real French embroidered collars do do do trimmed do do do do embroidered capes m do do do lace do J do do do worked sleeves do do do do ladies caps ' . do worked infants' robes ,c do do do robe bodies do rimmed linnen cambric handkerchiefs J, do embroidered do do do J' do do lace bordered do ^ Superb embroidered cashmire robes ? Rich cashmire dresses P Rich velvet-striped poult de soie Bilk B French figured and worked muslin for dresses COTTON GOODS. p Calicoes, of new 6tyle and assorted qualities p English and American long cloth, unusually cheap y 12-4 bleached sheetings p Blea. and unblea. homespuns, assorted qualities y LJnbleached and bleached canton flannels g Jotton cambrics and plaid muslins ^ Furniture dimity and book muslins q Swiss and mull muslins and Furniture Fringe ? LINENS. Irish linens, lawns and sheetings; brown hoi- JV and and linen oznaburjs; bird-eye and Russia di- IS ipers; table dmper and damask table cloths; dow- ]y as andjlinen threads. C ALSO L Alpacca and bombazine; Monterv plaids; gala A daids; colored merinoes; gondola plaids; worsted 7 narUellas; belgrave hoods; butterfly carved tuck* E ng combs; carved polka tucking combs, dressing \ md fine tooth combs; hair brushes With a variety of other articles o sept. 22. H. LEVY. I Bagging and Rope. 150 pieces Kentucky Bagging; 100 coils Rope, lust received and for sale by sept. 22. II. LEVY. c JOIO INGRAM, deceiving & Forwardi ng Merehaiit and Bank Agent, fi CAMDKN, S. C. C All business entrusted to him faithfully attend. >d to, on moderate terms. JOHN J. WORKMAN, B BANK. AGENT, L CAMDEN, S. C. F. ROOT, AUCTIONEER, Sommission Merchant & General Agent, CAMDEN, S. C. Will attend to Public and Private Sales of any lescription. . O"Auction Room opposite James Dunlap, a few ' loors above Davis's Hotel. 11?tf Groceries. di 500 sacks Salt < n H'h'ds New Orleans and St. Croix Sugar Now Orleans Molasses Rio and Java CoOee Crushed and Loaf Sugar; superior Teas Bucon Sides; Iron and Steel Liquors assorted, with a full assortment of ?|! jroceries, which will be sold on reasonnbl _i ermtt, by II. LEVY. vi WhkNkcyT pi A few barrels fine old Baltimore whiskey, Miler's Brand. For sale by JAMES McEWEN. Feb. 23, 1843. 8 tf_ m James Chesnut, jr., Esq.. is my sole Agent and Ul Mtorney, with full power to act for mo in settling _ he Estate of the late Dr. George Reynolds: and no ither person is authorised to use my name, or to re oiuo monov or nrrnnt difirhartrpfl of fhfi nrn'H F.stafp. u. b 0? . .?; ' hi mlcsii specially empowered in writing by him or y nyeelf. MARY C. REYNOLDS, w Adra'x of G. Reynolds. q Afarch 27, 1847 w Carpenter to Hire. th Will be hired by the day or job, by Match 27. |I. J,EVy. ' * VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINES, i The following are a few of the many valuable ; 'arnily Medicines now in general use aod .which lay be obtained, wholesale and retail at < CLEVELAND'S* ? Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall. < 'eters' Vegetable Pills Wistar's Balsam of Wild 1 Jchap's Headache Pills Cherry Jeckwith's Pills Townsend's Sarsaparilla ' spencer and Lees' Pills Carpenter's do Hooper's Female Pills Sands' co 1 Vright's Ind.Veg. Pills Clove Anodyne Tooth- 1 )avis' Pain Killer ache Drops 'hilo.oken, or Female's Rowand's Tonic Mixture | Friend Henry's calc. Magnesia HcAli6ter's Ointment Tarrants seltzer Aperient ' Harrison's Do Gum Arabic Lozenges Scotch Itch Do Brewer's fancy do 1 lose Do Robinson's patent Barley 1 Galley's Pain Extractor Together with a fresh supply of I Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty and Turpentine; Brushes, Toilet Soaps and \mong which are, Lubin's fine Extract of Jockey. 1 Jlub, Rose, Patchouly, Vervienne; &c. &c. Also?Bristol Bricks, Whitinsr, Sperm. Train md Castor Oils of superior quality at reduced pri:es. For sale as above. April 5. 14 tr i i CLEVELAND'S i [ndian Southern Vegetable Deobstruent. , Tlie plants from which this Medicine is com>ounded have been known to and used by the Ab- ] irgines of the Southern States Jong before the irst settlement of the country. The first settlers icquired from the Indians in their immediate vicinty a knowledge of their very extraordinary tnediimal propert es and made use of them, separate or impounded with others combined. The recipe rom which this medicine is compounded has been ised by a respectable family /or more 'than fifty : 'ears with great success, in treating all diseases of he Skin and impurities of the Blood. . It is composed of four plants indigenous to the 'icinity of Charleston, S. C. The plants have been ( [atheied with great care by on experienced Botan- . st and the medicine is now prepared in a scientific , nanner, and by a new chemical process of extrac- . ing the medicinal virtues of plants. Most mediines of this class are administered indiscriminate. , y without regard to disease, restriction in food, < liet or exercise and are so mixed up and disguised h it their active principles are rendered entireiy nert or are destroyed. Not so this ?. edicine. It oniains the curative virtues of the four plants without disguising their natural taste. I would now inform those who desire to use this ledicine that it would be entirely useless to do j o without strictly adhering to the directions. It is not pretended that this medicine shall cure ' II diseaes that humanity is heir to, but a few of ; he most distressing ones, it will be found, will j' ield like magic to its restorative energies, f j now thai the idea of a new medicine to come into j ompetition with the many preparations of S.trsa- : , ariIJa and olhrr alterative medicines, may seem \ j many presumptuous, or to say the least absurd. I 'he proprietor places it before the public to stand 1 r _fall upon its own merits. ^ The list of diseases for whicii it is recommend- i d and which it is sincerely believed will cure, are , ( s follows: Scrofula and its consequent diseases,! 1 iz: primary, secondary, tertiary and consecutive { renerial Diseases; enlargement of the Joints, 8 Hands, and Ligaments; Rheumatism, Neuralgia nd all Eruptions of the Skin and diseases arising on an impure state of the Blood. Prepared only by J. A. Cleveland, and for sale t a above. % N. B.?Medicines may be obtained at any hour 1 f the nigbt by knocking at the side door. April 5, 14 tf NEW GiROCERY 1 and f FAMILY PP.OVISZOIT STOP.B. { The subscriber has just opened a carefully se- c icted stock of Family Groceries, which he propo- 6 ?s to sell for cash, at a very small advance on cost [ [is stock consists in part, of? ,io, old Java, Cuba and Mocha Coif ee oaf, lump, crashed, pulverized and brown Sugar, j few Orleans and West India Molasses runpowder, hyson, green and black Tea lice, Flour heese, Bacon, Lard and Mackarel ardines in oil, salmon and lobsters lmonds, raisins, currants, citron and figs reserved ginger, pine apple, lemon and orange randy peaches, cherries and pears [ushroom, tomato, paoli and walnut ketchup ickles assorted, and sauces of different kinds Iustard. pepper, ginger, nutmegs, cloves, allspice fc oda, butter, sugar and water craciters a emon, pine apple, raspberry and ginger syrups 'ognac Brandy (Hennesse's and other brands) ordeaux, old peach and apple brandy lolland Gin; Jamaica and New England Rum fonnnnr'ahftla. old rve. Scotch and Irish Whiskey lew Orleans (rectified) and North Carolina do a lalaga, Madeira, Sherry and Teneriffe wine .'hampagne, old Port, laret and Muscat do .ondon Porter and Scotch ale in quarts and pints J ,merican and French cordials, assorted * 'allow, sperm* and adamantine candles lar soap; starch; indigo; castor oil; salt petre 'east, scidlitz and soda powders; Sal iEratus J With a great variety of other articles too Humerus to mention. S. BENSON. J lickson & Latta's old stand, nerly opposite Davis' Hotel. May 19. J FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. ! lamdcn Insurance Company, of New-Jersey. y CHARTERED IN 1SJ2, n The snbscriber having received the Agency of 6 lis institution for Carnden and vicinity, will re- 8 eive applications, and issue Policies at the cur- 0 int rates, W. D. McDOWALL Northern * an Sole Leather, Calf and Lining Skins, Harness and Red and Hack upper Leather, Patent Leather, Saddle eather, Shoe Thread &c. &c., for sale by Feb. 23, GEO. ALDEN. Ladies' Boots and Fine Shoes. j ^ Ladies fine Lasting Boots jj do do Kid Walking Shoes j, do do Slips [ do French Kid Slips h do whito Kid and Satin Slips tl do Lastii.g Buskin Ties t| do Goat skin walking Ties. o LSO?A fresh supply ot Misses's School Shoes tl and Bootees, heavy and good. Together with a general assortment of Chilren's Shoes, all of which are fresh from the ma- ufacturers, and for sale by Feb. 23. GEO. ALDEN. SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES. i Dr. SMITH'S PREMIUM TORPEDO MAG- ; TETIC MACHINES?This is certainly the neat- B Jt and most powerful Instrument yet offered to j le public, and as a remedial agent in nervous and f( hronie affections, it has bee? found highly serceable. The American Institute has awarded a jj, rize to this Instrument over many competitors, For sale by F. L. ZEMP. gj House and Lot (or sale. The subscriber offers for sale his House and Lot situated in,. tiiA Ar?th?Hiai rhumb in Camden. For further par culare apply to T. W. Pegues. Fob. 22. W. J. FRANCIS. 0 d REMOVAL. a The subscriber would inform the public that he ? is removed to the store formerly occupied by Mr, fi William Johnson, second door above H. Levy's, here he will keep on hand a good supply of GROERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY. &c. to hich he invites the attention of purchasers, as h ley will be sold very low. r< J. CHARLESWORTH. March 8. JO tf A PLANTATION FOR SALE, In Madison County? Mississippi. A plantation containing 1040 of the very beat treek bottom and up-Iana ie offered for sale on th* nost liberal terms. From 650 to 600 acres are in lultivation, of which nearly one half is creek hotom, well ditched and drained; the up-land in culivation is circled. The most of it is perfectly resh; but little of it having been cultivated more ban from one to four years. The place has a con. stantly running stream passing through it, which ivill afford water enough to gin the cotton crop, ind grind all the corn lor the use of the plantation. It is well supplied with springs of the best water. It has upon it a large gin house and cotton press; a negro quarter sufficient to acomodate from 75 to 30 negroes and all necessary out-buildings in pro porfioQ. The Dwelling House is good and roomy, and the yard is handsomely improved. It has adjoining the house, a fine orchard of p&ach, plum, pear, apricot, nectarine, apple trees,grape vines of various kinds, and almost every fruit that comes to perfection in this climate. It is believed to be one of the ino6t desirable tracts /of land in the country, not only on account of the land,"improvements, water cf-c., but also health. It is offered for sale at a less price am1 on better terms, than any such improvements &<.?. laud are being offered at in the country. There will also he sold at the lowest market price, with the pladtation, the crop of : crn, a large stock of hogs, about 60 head of cattle, sl.cep ic^ and plantation tools of every description. Also, if wanted, all the Household and Kitchen furniture. The above mentioned Plantation is adjoining the lands of William McWillie, and W. E. Johnson. For further information or purchase apply to ABRAM A. McWILLIE, Near Camden, Mississippi^ TTMITL WRIGHTS AND MILL OWNERS. The subscriber having obtained a patent for his mprovein'ent on the Water Wheel is prepared to sell Rights, either for States, Districts, or to Individuals. The advantages of this wheel over all athers now in use, are, "that, it is~not affected by lead or back water so long as there is a good head ibovo it; it increases the speed over the ordinary wheel, so as to grind a bushel in from 3 to 8 minutes?with a good head of water a bushel has been jround in the first mentioned time?its construc:ion is so simple that any one who can make a Tub Wheel can put one of these in operatiou; in fact, t is the Tub Wheel improved. Persons Durchasini? a rirrht for a State or Dis* :rict will be furnished a model free, of charge, and ;o those who purchaseIndidual rights all necessary nstructious will be given on personal application :o the subscriber nine-unles west of Camden, where >ne of the wheels can Le seen in operation. Letters addressed (post paid) to the subscriber, 'care of A. AI. Kennedy,) will meet with prompt mention. EA1ANUEL PARKER. Attention is invited to the annexed certificates "Camden S. C. March 1, 1847* "This is to certify that I have used :he Water Wheel i??rented by Air. Emanuel Parker.. I applied it to my Mill, t hirli had previously ground one bushel in twenty-minutes >ut which, after its application, ground a bushel fan fite mmile*, with two-thirdbof the water power. The meal is e[ually as good, if not beUer than before." P. Melt.4. tSoutli-Carolina--Kershaw District. I do hereby certify' that I have in* use. attached to mv 3rist Mill, the improved Water Wheel, the Patenfrof which Emanuel Parker of Kershaw District has obtained; and iud it superior to any wheel I have before had or seen, ind more than realising my most sanguine expectations. a. a. Mcdowell. December 9, 1847. Sonth-Carliiia?Kershaw District. This is to certify that Air. E. Parker has affixed his Paent Wheel to my Grist Mill, and lam very much pleased sith its performance, and feel confident that it excels my thine of the kind that 1 have ever seen. . WAL TAYLOR. i Notice of Administratrix. Mary C. Reynolds having obfcuoed grant of [.otters of Administration of all and singular the roods and chattels, rights and credits that were of Jeorge Reynolds deceased, at the time of his death, lereby notifies all who are indebted to the estate if ll e said George Reynolds to come forward and ettle their debts, with the administratrix, and all arsons having claims against the said estate will land them in to her properly attested within the ime prescribed by law. I hereby constitute and appoint James Cheanut, r. as my agent and authorize him for me, as Aduii. lislratrix, to receive any inouies that may be due he said estate, and for me and in my name,-to ixecute and give receipts and acquittances for the amc. MARY C. REYNOLDS. Jan. 13, 1348. 3 tf To Rent, , The store house on Broad street, now occupied, iy Jefferson Burkley. Possession given imtueditely. Apply to A. G. BA SKIN. Jan. 3 1 tf TAKE A SEAT! Just received a fine assortment of curLmaple nd fa net/ Sittinor and Rnrkinir Ghnirs. cane and food seats; together with a fine assortment of furniture, such as Sofas,'Book Cases, WardrobgsJ ledsteads, fancy and plain Dressing Bureaus, <f*c? tor sale cheap for cash or good paper. Jan. 5. J. F. SUTHERLAND. In Equity?Kcrslia \v District. antes Tiller, et al: ) v8 > BILL, ohn McSween et al. ) It appearing to my satisfaction, that John Tiller, ane Tiller, Seaborn Tiller and Croighton Tiller, he children of William Tiller, deceased, defenlants to this Bill are absent from, and reside be. ond the limits of this State: On motion of Ches. iut, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered that the aid defendants do plead, answer or demur to the aid bill within three months from this date, or an irder pro confesso will be entered against them. WM. M. SHANNON, c. e.k. d. Comm'rs. Office, Feb* 18,1848. m In Equity? Kershaw District. Margaret McCaskill and Saml. P. Murchieon vs Daniel McCaskill and others. It appearing to my satisfaction, that Daniel toskill, the brother of Alexander McCaskill, who 3 one of the defendants to this bill, departed from lis State many years since, and has not been eard from or of since then: On motion of J. M, JoSaussure, complainant's solicitor it is ordered at the said Daniel, or if he be dea.d any children bat he may have loft, do plead, answer or demur to his bill within three months from this day, or an rder pro confesso will be granted against him of hem. WM. M. SHANNON, c.e. jc. d. Comm'rs. Office, Feb. 10, 1848. [$7 87] E^ulNOXi ^ This fine and thorough bred Stallion will stand lie ensuing season, commencing on the first of larch, and ending on the 1st of July, in the vlciniy of Camden, at ?10 the season and $20 the in, urance and 50 cents to the groom. Equinox is a beautiful dark chesnut, 15 hands, iree inches high, finely proportioned, of superior irm and action, of great docility, aud in all resects admirably adapted to improve the stock of addle and draft horses. lie was bred by R. L. tevens, Esq. of New York, out ol Janette, full isterof Sir Cliarles; his sire Mr. Bolts' celebra: ;d horse Gohanna, Feb. 16-~r2m Dissolution of Coparinershljji. The copartnership heretofore known as the firrq f Chambers Rankin, Camden, S. C. is this day issolved by mutual consent. B. YV. Chambers is uthoriscd to collect the debts and close up the oncern, and is authorised to use the name of the rm ior uiai purpose, B. W. CHAMBERS, R.J.RANKIN. The undersigned will continue the business ig is own name, thanks his friends for former pat7 Dnage and solicits a corvtiuauce of the same. B B. W. CHAMBERS. March 29 * 13 4t