The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, May 24, 1848, Image 4

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^#ar* * <* '-* * /*&&&&*& r; i^p*^ !>imrh ,j EMy^^?Z-g.r? ^^q^g^aP^lwWBi TH SSW^y^PHliKSB E a! 3F*lkfi 11 iSi ja His ft^ES t isufi b 11 ^v.mjlmftili i hrnm' For t?i? euro of Ilea lache, Giddiness, Salt Kheara [ " Rheu-nitts-n, Pil-s. Heartburn, Worms, Dyspepsia, Choi uclt] era M rb.H, Pains in too Hick Li nbs an J Joints, Genera * n(j weakness. Kits, C?nsu notion, Palpitation of the Heart gijr Liver Complaint, Rising in the Throat, Brysipelas. Deaf- mac ness, Drui?y, Asthma. Itcliini* of the Skin, Fevers of all g kind*. Ool D, Gout, Gravel, Female Complaints, Nervous ER Complaints, and all other Diseases arising from impurities gl> of the BLOOD, and MORBID SBCRRTtOXS OF TUB LIVER AND TEs touch. !Or Every disease to uliirh the human frame is subject, originates from impurities of the blood or derangement of the digestive organs. Dr. Gordon's Family Pills. Being compounded exclusively of such ingredients as j 3 Nature intended should operate on the impurities ot me mg Human System. * han Strike at the root of the disease, removing all impurities dec from the bo]y, opening the pores externally and ititernallv. of i separating all foreign and obnoxious particles frmn the i Pi!< Chyle, so that the blood, of which it is the origin, must be nol thoroughly pure?necessarily securing a free and vigorous hop actio i to the Heart, Lungs, Liver and Stomach, thereby vai restoring health, by opening the pores, cleansing the mci veins and art-Ties, uniinpeding all the natural veins and pu- onl rifyiug the blood; they render the svstein not only thorough- ly i If sound, but also impervious to disease, even* when ail affl other means uave failed. Within the la-t twelve months, more than one hundred cases of the mist aggravated forms of dyspepsia have been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting, the Blue ^ Pill, and almost every otlier means had been resorted to without any benefit, and when death stared its miserable victim fully iu the face. If Dr. Gordon's Piils were not !lF1 adapted to "the core of any but this horrid malady, their uniform success in this disease alone would be sufficient to r~ *v#aft on to fatnc" the name of their inventor, as a bene- * factor of ii18 species. ItTThU medicine never fails to cure the worst cases of wh Files in one veeck! ]v , Fora more detailed description of the Jledicine, the man- bee Tier of its opc ation, theeomplaints it is adapted to and tl?e mo cures it has performed, we refer the reader to our agents, wh who will give them a Pamphlet graiis. For sale by James R. McKain, F. L. Zemp Camden, rise, for sale at all the towns and country stores in lite South and West. Truth in potrcrful, and, iu this instance, has j ^ prevailed. ! du" 1Peters'' Vegetable JRills. to. Testimonials.?Extract of a letter from Dr. ^ Waines of Philadelphia, Feb. 2,1840.?"Your Pills cr", ?? iKa militant in ihoir unaraIi/in?. and VAt inost tCITl IV ><<v -!? * J powerful in their eSects, of any that I have ever an.? met with in a practice of eight and twcniy years. ^ Their action omhe chyle, and hence on the impu- . ben rilies of the biood, is evidently very surprising." Per Bxtract of a letter from Dr. Henry Hall, of Que- ***0 bee, f?. C-, March 6, 1941.?"For billious fevers, jf sick headaches, torpidity of the bowels, and en- Rt0', largementof the spleen, Dr. Peters' Pills are an excellent medicine." ? For sale by all the Druggists in Augusta, Ham- tcn ?org ami Charleston, and A. J. Moses, Sumter- g Tille. * 121 J. R. McKUN, Sole Agent in Camden. out Also, for sale by J. R. McKain, Camden, and A. j A. J. Moses, Sumterville, HARRISON'S OINT- ~ MRNT, an unfailing remedy in the cure of all kin:U ??f Wounds, Sores, Scalds and Burns, and fh- Pile*. Price 50 cents. Dr. G. K. TYLER'S ~ w* P2V3P, A2TD JLCTJ3 PILLS. It there ever was a medicine that merited the I public praise for the great good it has done in cu- '-iu ring Chills and Fever, it certainly must be Dr. Tyler's Ague Pills, as thev cure the patient in 24 ll;.e hours. They do not operate as a purgative, bu? nat ta a tonic, and produce no unpleasant symptoms, I and cura permanently, nor can they fail, if used as directed?the trial of a single box will prove the above statements, therefore, if you woulJ Recure to your health, procure a box of the genuine Tyler's bui Ague Pills. ?f,j For sale by J. R. McKain and F. I, Zemp, in Jin Camden, and on enquiry will be found at most of in - the towns and country stores. al* ? ( in l Dr. le roys vegetable universal 1'ills. Tbestartlinj drawback on nearly all Medirinal Afients ^or, has ever twn that in their proeew of purgation and purifi Vw.tT Ul-o o lor. nVftfl ITATIlH TUP muuilr HW.T wvw ? Pargauvc Medicines have always b.ten regarded as at best b?tt a Necessary Ecil, Patients resort in? to them for the jn relief of one disease at the expcncc of w vntBR. To obviate this, Physicians have hag sought furaa Agent that would at the same time PURGE PL'RlKY AND STRENGTHEN, But their efforts were nearly fruitless, and they had al- ^ most despairqd of success when the labors of science, and ,^ei research were rewarded by a discovery which folly real- 'ou ized the fondest desires of the Medical Facuitv, and whtch k justly regarded as one of the inost important Triumphs that Pharmacy ruts ever achieved. This important desidc rat am is aamed Dr. Le Roy's Vegetable Universal Pills, Which Purify the Blood, anJ remove all corrupt, and vtiiated humors, and unhealthy accumulation from the body \ in a manner never belore rivalled, ami which yet produce der *10 weakness or husilude whatever, hut on the contrary tone all t the Stomach, and invigorate the constitution during the c Progress of theiroperations! Dr. l>e Roy's Pills, in fact unite those heretofore irreconcilable, but most desirable qualities, Evacuation and Invigorntion for thev are at the f some time a STRENGTHENING PURGATIVE, AND < A PURIFYING TONIC. ~~ The two principal ingredients in Dr. Le Roy's Pills are .. Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla. ., So prepared that each promotes the beneficial eff-ct of tb<i other, the former strengthening, while the latter, through t its union with various vegetable ingredients, evacuates and ^ purifies; thus they superinduce no torpidity of lassitude of 1 ihe Digestive, Functions, and hence their operations arc ' j1" ? attended bv no Reaction, or Subsequent Costiveness. 1 Dr. Le Roy's Pills are the innst active and searching Medicine in existence. They at once attack the very nx)t P_. of Disease*, and their action is so prompt, that in an hour or two after thev are taken, the patient is aware of their i good efFsct*. They not only operate on the Hlood, but also on the chvle, of which the Blood is funned, and this se- ' Atuvs good blood from the fountain head, moreover they 1 produce neither nausea, griping or debility, and as a family } medicine they have no rival* Price 25 cents per box. j For sals by James R. McKain. Camden, K. C. HEALTH!HEALTH! , THOMSON'S a ft C0MF8UND SYRUP OF TAR & WOOD NAPTHA J Tte only CERTAIN REMED Yfor the Cure oj CONSUMPTION, II Asthma, Bronchitis, Spilling of Blood, Pain in the Side and * * Breast, tore Throat. Hoarseness, Palpitation of the Heart, Co: Whooping Cough, Croup. Hives. Nervous Tre- hiir wars. Liver Somplaint. Diseased Kidneys, and r j Afactions generally of the Throat, Breast, 2_J and Lungs, Of all the diseases incident to our climate there is none j on universal, and at the same time no insidious an I fatal as Consumption. In this country especially, Pulmonary Con- or sumption is emphatically a scourge, and in its resistless ca- Ad reer, sweeps over the land as a Destroying Angel, laving pre low, with a relentless hand, the strongest an 1 fairest of our saj, nee. /fitherte 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 1 another, the certain progress to the tomb. The Proprietor, in offering this preparation to the public, would embrace the opportunity to state upon what grounds ^ : h puts forth its merits; and the reason upon which it founds j Its superior claims to the attention of th* afflicted, that ail j pre who require its u^e may repose full confidence in its cura- 0f five powers. Since its first preparation he has had the j L pleasure of witnessing its happy result* in numerous in*tan- j ce*; bin he was determined n?tto offer it to the public un- , < til he had become thoroughly convinced of its efficacy. Ila- ! ving such conviction, he now confidently offers it a* a rem- | *Jy vyihtont a parallel in the cure of PULMONARY CON" SUMPTION* audits kindred disease*. Let the follywin-r speak for itself? ' I hav9 used Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood N'aptha, for soma time in my practice, and havo found it the m?*t efficient remedy I ever u?cd in Consumptive case?, 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 dys- J pn'E'. or oppression eti?t?, which is immediately relieved ? by it. In Pulmonary Consumption it can l>e used with confidence, being applicable to every form of that disease, 'I a-d I consider it a medicine well worthy the attention of nea Fhvaic'tatis.and exempt from the imputation of empiricism." tirn ' M. CHAMBERS, M. IX f Philadelphia, Oct II. 1346. | ? The above medicine prepared only by Anvr.v <$ r>tcx- i ^ eo.v, at "V E. cornerof Fifth ane Sprm e Street*. Phihulel- ! At? pliia. Sold in Camden by F. L. ZE.WP, Sole Agent, and the by feepertable Druggist* generally. I Price 31 or 30 ct*. per bottle. Beware of Imitation*, j Jannary 19. 3 8t . j unl Fine Winca; Lemon Syrup; While Wine and ! my Cider Vinegr r, for sale bv mratt T 15 w, bonne v. ; HIE WOULD'S ILLATION! AT THE FILES IS DISARMED OF ITS TERRORS !y Dr. Upham's Vegetable Electuary lie great sensation which was created among the Medi* Fac ulty, and th,oughout the civilized world, by the an* noement of Dr. Upham's El actuary, tor the cure of Piles isease that resisted all former medical treatment,) has led down into a thorough confidence that it is a positive speedy euro in all cases of Piles, either Bleeding or td. External or Internal, also, for all diseases of the Sto h ami Bowels, such as EVERE AND HABITUAL COSTIVENESS. DYSPEPSIA, LlV* Complaint. Inflammation of the Spleen. Kidneys, idder, Bowels, and Spine; Ulceration ok the In* tines; Flow of Blood to the Head, &c.; and FOR THE RELIEF OF MARRIED WOMEN. Voluntary Cerlilicate.s it o? af _ a \ l.MIKU OI AIKS .'IAK5I1.1LI. 5 VCTIt'C) f New York, December 6th, 1347. ) Icsers. Wvatt & Ketciia.n?Gentlemen?Under* tandthat you arc the General Agents for the sale of Dr. Upa's Vegetable Electuary for the cure of Piles, I liave mcd it a duty to volunteer a recommendation in behalf :hat valuable Medicine. I have been afflicted with the. ?s many years, and oavc tried various remedies, but with beneficial effects. Inpoed, I began to consider my case cless. lint, nbont the first of September last, 1 was preled upon by a friend, to make a trial of the above named ilicinc; I took his advice, and rejoice to say that I am not y relieved, but I believe perfectly cufcd. I most earnestccoramend it to all who may have the misfortune to be icted with that annoying and dangerous disease. Very Respectfully, your ob't. servant, ELY MOORE. New York, September Cth, 1847. derars. Wyatt & Ketchara?Gentlemen?I am constrainto give vou a statement of the benefit I derived from ng Dr. Uptmm's Electuary, in a case of Piles, by so do, I shall nender a bendfit to those who are suffering from ,t troublesome disease. I was reduced for several years llie Piles so much tliat it was with great difficulty for to walk or attend to my business. 1 also suffered from er disease, which were extremely troublesome, and ich I am pleased to say two boxes of the Elcctury entireremoved; and that my health is better now than it has ;n for many years. It has done me and my family since re good, and with less expense, than all the physicians to otn I have applied, or medicine tliat I have used. I remain, still in perfect health. Your ob t scrv t. NELSON NEWTON, 290 Spring street, cor. Renwick. New York, November 2, 1817. Icssrs. Wyatt <L Ketcham?Gentlemen?I cor.si ler it a y which 1 not snly owe to yon. but to my fellow beings, peak in praise of Dr. Upham's Electuary, a medicine ich I think has saved my life, and restored me to full 1th. For several years I was afflicted with Piles, togcthvith Dyspepsia, and i general derangement of the sysi. I employed different physicians, with no good result, 1 they at least told me they could do no more forme, and 1 that I mnst die. I thus had given up all hopes of ever dug my health restored, until I had called to mind the iefits that a nephew of mine in Philadelphia (Benjamin cival) hail derived in a severe case of chronicle dysenr, by your medicine, that I purchased a box, which, to surprise, after taking a few doses, I received great ream! thank God. by continuing its uso, that I am now reed to perfect health. MRS. SARAH T. AMES, 142 Mcrccr street. ?otice.?The genuine Upham's Elactuary has his writsignature thus (cyA. Lpham. M. D.) 1 lie hand is al lone wun me pen. rrice 51 u ixix. k)ld wholesale and retail by WY ATT <fc KETCHAM, Fulton street, N. Y. and Druggists generally, throughthe United States and Canadies. J. R. McKAIN. Agent for Camden, S. C. larch 22 12 tf Most Extraordinary Work! THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION. !y Dr. A. M. MAR1CEAU, Professor of Diseases of >men. Sixdi Edition. 18tn. pp. 250. Price $1. 25,000 copies sold in Three Months. Jvery female is getting a copy of this most important and treating Work. Thousands of females, married and narricd. (the married particularly) are sufTering and ,e suffered for years, expending money in purchasing less medicines, w ho would here at once discover the urc of their complaint, its cause, and the remedy, t is intended especially for the married, or those coniplating marriage, as it discloses important secrets which aid be known to them tiarurularly. And thus for one lnr,'(the pri?c of the book.) years of misery will be saved thousands of females, and their youth, beauty, and ivancy of spirits retained to an advanced age, instead riling, sick, and emaciated at thirty, ro the w ife, 10 the mother, to the female either bndg into womanhood, or to the one in the decline of years, whom nature contemplates an important change, as 11 to the one contemplating marriage, r is beyond price Dverten thousand copies have been sent by mail withthree months, with perfect safety and certainty. In no tance has a remittance failed to reach the publisher, the book those to whom it has been directed. i)n the receipt of One Dollar, the "Married Woman's ivatc Medical Companion" will be sent [icilhoiU cost to purchaser for postage.) to any part of the United >tates. rtiOKNToN', at the Post Office is Agent for Camden, the sale oftne above. Feb. 23, 1343. 8 6m S. B. LEVY Will continue to act as Agent for both the Bank? this place, and attend to any commission busiss that may be entrusted to him. lusliioiitiDtc tioinui;. Ve are now receiving from New-York, our stock of ady-raade Clothing, made in the latest and most fashable style, viz: Super Black, Dress and Frock Coats; Do " " Sacks; Brown and Olive Frock C?at?; Business Coats, of various styles, and* made of handsome materials; Cloth, Beaver Cloth and Pilot Overcoats; Vests of various stylo; Pants &< ; Villi a full snpplv of Shirt?, Under Garments, Suspcns.sclf-a-Jjustiiig Stocks, Cravats, Gloves. Iloisery dtc, nf which will be sold at the very lowest prices by )i t. 27. W. AND dKSON <fc CO. Georgia Plains, 'or sale bv W. ANDERSON tf CO. )?.-t. 27. 1317. Xcgro Shoe?. Ve have on hand a full assorrment of lest quality black Pegged Brogaus; " do Russets do do lecond quality blk. do do Ititch-down Shoes, all of our own manufacture, which be recemincnded to give entire satirfaction to the purser. Planters are inv iteel to call and examine our stock, ve know they will he piea?ed, both as to quality and :e- ; ANDERSON &. CO. Just Received, 1 cask old Brandy (Henuesscs' brand) I ,4 Biass's London Porter, pints I Rrtimiu pAflrl)P<j Soda Crackers, mixed Pickles, &c. lune 9. ^ BENSON, Cheese and Kice. fust received, a lot of fine northern cheese, also 5\v busliels Bossard's best Rice. )ec, 8. B. W. BON KEY. The Subscriber. 7ILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, in both the Batiks of this place, and attend to any [amission Business which tnay be entrusted to i. Office at the Counting Room of McDowall Shannon C. J. SHANNON. Notice. 01 persons having demands against the Estate John II. Anderson, will hand thein in to the miuistrator legally attested, within the time scribed by law,and all persons indebted to the J estate, will make immediate payment to JAMES R. McKAIN, Adrn'r. ^g. 2A, 1847. Brick Yard. 1'he subscriber having leased the Brick Yard o I. James Chesnut, on Pine Tree creek, will be pared in a short time, to furnish any quantity bricks on accommodating terms. \pril 28, 1847. J. F. SUTHERLAND. ** A It \v JIo.c of the saoit! Sort." 5000 Gold Leaf Segars 5'JOO Charleston do Cubrey Butterfly do Pres?ed E<perango Regalia do Thomas' sup. chewing Tobacco Tobacco of various brands, some low priced. Half Spanish Segars. Just received bv fanuary 12, H4S. S. U. LEVY Hoiinc and Lot for ?al?*. . 'Iir> subscriber offers f >r sale his House aid Ixit situated r the Methoilis' C'lmrrli in Canuleti. For further parilar> apply to T. W. Pegtie*. 'eh.'22. W. J. FRANCIS. fames ('hesnttf, jr., Esq.. is my sole Agent and orney, with full power to act for mo in settling Estate of the late Dr. George Rrynolds: and no er person is authorised to use my name, or to rove money or grant discharges of the said Estate, ess specially empowered in writing by him or self. .VARY C. REYNOLDS, Adm'x of G. Reynolds. 1/areh 27, 1?4? Ladies' Boots and Shoes, W . Anderson & Co. have received from Philadelphia, a handsome assortment of Ladies' colored silk Gaiters ' " " Frnncais Gaiter) raade by " black lasting Gaiters > Ryan &. Co. " black lialf Gaiters ) Philadelphia" " Kid Slippers " Kid and Calf Walking Shoes Misses black and colored Kid Slippers ' ' Kid and CalfWalking Buskirw Children'* fancy Bronze and black do ?also? Men's sewed and pegged Brogans, very low Men's Women's and Boy's Shoes and Bootees, of our own manufacture, for sale low, bv _Jam6^ W. ANDERSON & CO ucniipuicn s ramiioiiuoie iiiooi^ Philadelphia made, lor sale by Jan. 27. W. ANDERSON & CO. 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. West India Preserved ginger; West India preserved pine apples; liines, peaches, plumbs and cherries. Fresh prunes, currants, citron and lemons; for sale by S. B. LEVY. Nov. 3, 1847. Baisius and Figs and Apples. \ and ? boxes Raisins; brums Figs Barrels Northern Apples; Box Lemons. Also?A fresh supply of Candies. Ju6t received bv S. B. LEVY. Jan. 11. 2 tf WHEELWRIGHT BLACKSMITH'S SHOP. The subscriber takes this method of thanking his friends for their pr-.tronage, and would respectfully inform the citizens of Camden and. persons residing in the country, that be is still to be found at his old stand, corner of Rutledge and Market-sts. where he will be glad to supply any one in want of good Wagons, Carts, Wheelbarrows, or any other ?\ork in his line, having a fine supply of seasoned Oak and Ash Plank, Spokes, Hubs, &c. Also, a quantity of Tier and other Iron and Boxes, for either iron or wooden Axlctrees. Jan. 4. ROBERT L. TWEED. ID'A good Blacksmith wanted. Dissolution of Copartnership' On the 1st of January next, lha co-partnership existing under the firm of Doby & Kennedy will be dissolved by mutual consent- All debts due by and to the concern will be settled by R. R1 " > t ui nonv tvenneuv .?. ?? fyuiDec. 22. R. M KENNEDY. John l\grah, Receiving & Forwarding Merchant and BankAgent, C AMD EX, S. C. All business entrusted to him faithfully attend, ed to, on moderate terms. JOHN J. WORKMAN, BA>K \GE\f, CAMDEN, S. C. F. ROOT, AUCTIONEER, Commission Merchnnl & General Agent. CAM D EN, S. C. Will attend to Public and Private Sales of any description. 0-Auctio? Room opposite James Dunlap, a fetv doors above Davis's Hotel. 11?tf Groceries. 500 sacks Salt H'h'tls New Orleans and St. Croii: Sugar New Orleans Molasses Rio and Java Coffee Crushed and Loaf Su?;ar; superior Tea* Bacon Sitlus; Iron arvi Steel Liquors assorted, with a full assortment of Groceries, which will be sold on reasonabl terms, by fj. LEVY. Whiskey. A few barrels fine old Baltimore whiskey, Miller's Brand. For sale by JAMES McEWEN. Feb. 20, 1818. 8 tf Carpenter to Hire. Will be hired by the dav or job, by March 27. II. LEVY. SELLING OFF FOR CASH. W. AN PERSON &CO. intending to close their general business, will offer their stock of Ready ITIadc Clothing, HARD IVA RE, SADDLER Y, BOOTS, SHOES, &r. At very reduced prices. As our assortment, is good, and we arc determined to sell, we would invite purchasers to call, as great bargains may be expected Garden Seeds. The subscriber is opening a stock of fresh Garden Seeds, from the celebrated house of Thorbuu.n <% Co., New York. He will cont-nuc to keep a supply of the very best and freshest Seeds which can be obtained in the country, and will dispose of them on reasonable terms. Nov. 17. J. R. McKAIN. Tiniby's Union Water-Wheel. This Water Wheel Inu/ I.sill a nAt n 1 ro'irlu rronfim I speed and willi a less quantity of water than any wheel in use, (except the over shot under extreme hiph heads) is very simple! and illiable to disasters, and Jurablc, being made entirely out of cast iron. The subscriber will sell district or individual Rights, with or without wheels. Satisfactory references can be given in regard to the success of the wheel, by application to the subscriber, who can he consulted personally at the Columbia Hotel, or by letter through the Post Office at Columbia. MARTIN CHAPJN. May 3 16 tf White Lead, Window Glass. A new snpply of White Lead and Window Glass just received. As these articles are purchased at cash prices, they will be sold lower than they have ever been in this n.arket. Nothing will bi? gained bv setuling to Charleston for them Before purchasing elsewhere call at the subscri. ber's. FRANCIS L. ZEA1P. Feb. VJ3. 1848. 8 tf " CAMDEN BRANCH." TEN MILES of the Camden Branch Kaii. Road, from the Junction to Clarendon are now open for the transportation of Freight and Passengers. A passenger Train runs daily in connection with the Trains on the South Carolina Rail Road Freights will also be taken to and from this station* the charges however, on freight to Clarendon must, fnr the nresent. he naid in advance. F??r further particulars, apply to N. I). Baxley, Agent at Clarendon, or to the Agents on the S. C. Rail Road. JOIIX McRAE, Engineer &c. March 20. 10 tf \ . rT - " V . ~ ; ? Fresh Garden Seeds, OF THE GROWTH OF 1847, Wholesale or Retail, WARRANTED GOOD, J nst received by P, Thornton, at the Post Office, CAMDEN, s. C. Globo Artichoke fiarly Sugar Losf Cabbago Gianl Asparagus Early Ox Heart do Early China Dwarf Beans Long Orange Carrot While Kidney do Largo Dulcli Parsnip Rcfugco or 100 lo I do White Solid Cellery Red Warrenlon do Long Green Cucimber Early Valentino do I Early do Robroy do Gltcrkins, fine for Pickles, Yellow Cranberry do very prolific, and bear till Large Limn, a very rich frost shell Bean, rune woll Early summer bush squash and bears till frost Crooked neck Cashew, a White Horse do fine running squash, fine A very tender snap Bean for pics and vory prolific, does Musk Melon, fine well to plant with corn. |Cantclopc do Early Washington or six Nutmeg Melon do woeks Peas Wnlcr Melon, very fine Early May do Green curled K ile Early Charlton do Ecrly curl'd Silccia Lettuce Bishops early dwf prolific do Large cubhogo head do Large white Marrowfat do Magnum Bonuui and Ice do Vicloria J choice kind do White Union Matchless ^ Large Rod do Blue Prussian do Large Scotch Leek Tall Sugar do.Top Onion Seed Eirly Tuscarora Corn Curled Parsley Early Golden Sioux do Cayenno and Bell Pepper Early Sugar do Ixing Scarlet Radish Canary Seed, for Birds Early scarlet short t?p do Long Blood Beet Long salmon do Early Turnip do Scarlet Turnip do ' Truo French sugar do White Turnip do Large Purplo Brocli Black winter do Early Cauliflower Round Summer Spinnngc cabbage. prickly do Large lalo Drum Iicad Purple Egg plant orGuinca Large Drum Savoy Squash Late Dutch Lucern or French clover Green Glazed Round Red Tomatois Large Mountain Yel ow do Green curled Savov Early spring Turnip Early York Large Norfolk do I E:?rly Bultcrsea iRuta Bnga Gatly Dutch IT A considerable discount will be made to persons who wish to purchase to sell again. Should any of the above seeds, on trial, not prove good, others will be given in return. Dec. 1. Bagging and Rope. 150 pieces Kentucky Bagging; 100 coils Rope. Just received and for sale by sept. 22. II. LEVY. ~ REMOVAL. The subscriber would inform the public that he has removed to the store formerly occupied by Mr, William Johnson, second door above II. 1-evy's. where he will keep on hand a good supply of GROCERIES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY. &c. to which he invites the attention of purchasers, as they will be sold very low. J. CHARLESWORTII. March 8. 10 tf The Subscriber Has just, returned from the city, where he has purchased a large stock of choice GROCERIES, which he will dispose of at moderate prices, consisting in part, as follows? Fins Svrup, (from Loaf Sugar,) Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Molasses, Liquors, Wines Cbainpuignes, Cordials. Preserves, Pickles I'ieklcs by the doxen or 100, with other articles usually found in a Grocery Store. For sale low by S. B. LEVY. A PLANTATION FOR SALE, jr>i Madison County, Mississippi. A plantation containing 1040 of the very best creek bottom and tip-land is offered forsale on the most liberal terms. From 550 to 600 acres are in cultivation, of which nearly one half is creek bottom.. well ditched smd drained; the up-land in cultivation is circled. The most of it is perfectly fresh; but little f it having been cultivated more than from one to four years. The place has a constantly running stream passing through it, which will afford water enough to gin the cotton crop, and giind all the corn lor the use of the plantation. It is well supplied with springs of the best water. It lias upon it a large gin house and cotton press; a negro quarter sufficient to acotnodatc from 75 to 60 negroes and all necessary out-buildings in proportion. The Dwelling House is good and rooiny, and the yard is handsomely improved. It has ad. joining the house, a fine orchard of peach, plum, pear, apricot, nectarine, apple treep, grape vines of various kinds, and almost every fruit that comes to perfection in this climate. It is believed to be one of the most desirable tracts of land in the country, not only on account of the land, improvements, water <$*c., but also health. It is offered for sale at a less price and on better terms, than any such improvements and land are being offered at in the country. There ?ill also he sold at the lowest market price, with the pladtation, the crop of corn, a large stock of hogp, about GO head of cattle, sheep &x., I 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. TO MILL WRIGHTS and mill owners. The subscriber having obtained a patent for his improvement on the Water Wheel is prepared to sell Rights, either for States, Districts, or to Individuals. The advantages of this wheel over all others now in use, arp, that it is not affected by dead or back water so long as there is a good head above 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 ground in the first mentioned time?its construction is so simple that any one who can make a Tub Wheel can put one of these in operation; in fact, it is the Tub Wheel improved. Persons purchasing a right for a State or District will he furnished a model free of charge, and to those who purchase indidual rights all necessary instructions will be given on personal application to the subscriber nine wiles westof Camden, where one of the wheels can te seen in operation. Letters addressed (post paid) to the subscriber, (care of A. M. Kennedy,) will meet with prompt attention. EMANCJEL PARKER. Attention is invited to the annexed certificates "Camden 8. C. March 1, 1847. "This isto certify that I have used the Water Wheel invented by Mr. Knianuel Parker. I applied it to my Mill, which had previously ground one bushel in twenty-minuies hut which, after its application, ground a bushel in fit*, turntiter. with two-thirds of the tvater power. The meal is equally as good, if not better than before." P. McKA. ISonth-Carolinn?Kershfitv District. I do hereby certify that I have in una. attached to my Gris' Will, the improved Water Wheel, the Patent of which Emanuel Parker of Kershaw District has obtained; nnd find it superior to any wheel I have before had or seen, and more than realising my most sanguine expectations. a. a. Mcdowell. December 9,1847. South-Cnrlina?Kershatv District. This is to certify that Air. E. I'arker lias affixed his Patent Wheel to my Grist Mill, and I am very much pleased with its performance, and feel confident that it excels any thine of the kind that 1 have overseen. WM. taylor. Northern Tun Sole Leather, Calf and Lining Skins. Harness and Red and Black upper Leather, Patent Leather, Saddle Laether, Shoe Thread &r. &?., for sale by Feb. ?J3, . GEO. ALDEN. Notice of Administratrix. Mary C. Reynolds having obtained grant of Letters of Administration of all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits that were of George Reynolds deceased, at the time of his death, hereby notifies all who are indebted to the estate of tl e said George Reynolds to come forward and settle their debts with the administratrix, and all persons having claims against the said estate will hand litem in to her properly attested within the time prescribed by law. 1 hereby constitute and appoint James Chesnut, Jr. as my agent and authorize him for me, as Administratrix, to receive any monies that may be due the said estate, and for me and in my name, to ? e _ ?1 execute ane give receipts anu acquittances lur lue same. MARY C. REYNOLDS. Jan. 12, 134a 3 If To Rent, The store house on Broad street, now occupied by Jefferson Hurkley. Possession given immediately. Apply to A. G. B A SKIN. Jan. 3 It/ TAKE A SEAT! Just received a fine assortment of curl-maple and fancy Sitting and Rocking ('hairs, cane and wood seal6; together with a tine assortment of ' Furniture, such as Sofas,1'Book Cases, Wardrobes) Bedsteads, fancy and plain Dressing Bureau?, t^c. For sale cheap for cash or good paper. Jan. 5. J. F. SUTHERLAND. In Equity?Kershaw District. James Tiller, et al: ) vs [BILL John AlcSwt en et a! ) ? It appearing to my satisfaction, that John Tiller, Jane Titter, Seaborn Tiller and Creighton Tiller, the children of William Tiller, deceased, defendants to this Bill are absent from, and reside beyond the limits of this State: On motion of Chesnuf, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered that the said defendants do plead, answer or demur to the said bill within three months from this date, or an order pro confesso will be entered against them. YVM. M. SHANNON, c- e. k. d. Comm'rs. Office, Feb* 18,1848. [87] In Equity? Kershaw District. Margaret McCaskill and Saml. P. Murchison vs Daniel McCaskill and others. It appearing to my satisfaction, that Daniel McCaskill, the brother of Alexander McCaskill, who s one of the defendants to this bill, departed from ihis State many years since, and has not been heard from or of since then: On motion of J. M. DeSaussure, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered hat the said Danie\ or if he be dca,d any children that he may have left, do plead, answeror demur to this bill within three months from this day, or an order pro confesso will be granted against him or them. WM. M. SHANNON, c. e. k. d. Comm'rs. Office, Feb. 10, 1843. [8787] Head Quarters. Loch/ p.t's Shoals, 27th March, 1348. ORDER NO.? The following Regiments will parade for Review and Drill, at times and places herein stated, viz: , The 20th and 44th Regiments of Infantry at Sumterville, on Tue.-day, the 2d day of May next, Tiic Upper Battalion of the 31st Regiment of Infantry, at Kingstree, on Friday, the 5th of May. The Lower Battalion at Georgetown, on Tuesday, the 9th of May. The 33d Regiment of Infantry, at Conwayboro, n Saturday the 13th of May. The 32d Regiment of Infantry at or near 3/arion Court House, on Tuesday, the 16th of May. The 30th Uegiment of Infantry, at Bennenttsville on Thursday, the 18th May. The 29th Regiment of Infantry at or near Darlington Court House, on Saturday, the 29th of May. The 28th Regiment ol Infantry at or near Chesterfield Court House, on Tuesday, the 27th of May. The 2lst Regiinontof Infantry at Lancasterville on Saturday, the 27th of iVay. The 22d Regiment of Infantry at Camden, oil Tuesday, the BUth of jlJay. The Cavalry will parade by companies, squadrons. or regiments of the 4th Division, as the Major ClencJal may direct, and be prepared for inspection. The line will be formed and ready for review at 12 o'clock M. The Commissioned and Non-Comtnissioncd Officers will assemble the day previous, on their respective parade grounds, for drill and instruction. The Major General will with his staff, attend the r "views. The Brigadier Generals are charged with the extension of this order to their respective commands, and will, with their Staff attend the Reviews in their Brigades. By order of the commander-in-chief. James vv. cantey, Adjutant and Inspector General. April 12. 100 lUadc Summer Coats Have just been received from New York, by the subscriber; among them may be found every style now fashionable.. Pr ces from two to ten dollars Also, just opened, a beautiful assortment of made Vests, Vestings, fancy Linens and Coating cloths, some verv fine. To insure sales they will be offered very low. E. VV* BONNEY. Br Northeruer. The undersigned has this day opened another case of Fancy Dry Goods, seven days from New York?among them some elegant Berages. Prints and mourning Ginghams, Irish Linens, Lawns, Table Diap> rs, Doilees, Fans, Sun Shades, &.c. April 5. E. W. BONNE Y. Stone JLinie &c. The subscriber Irs on hand a Jot of superior Stone Lime, in good order. Also, Plaster Paris, Cement and Marble Duat, all of which he will sell very low, C. L CHATTEN. March 20 13 tf Administrator's Notice. The subscriber having received grant of Letters of Administration dubouis non, of all and singular ' the goods and chattels, rights and credits that were of Mrs. Marg..ret il/athis, deceased, hereby given notice to all persons having demands against the said estate, to hand them in properly attested, and those indebted are required to make immediate payment. J. W. REM BERT, Jan. 19. Adm'rdc Bonis Non. To Hire. Patty who is a first rate nurse for Ladies or Children, also a good house servant and washer, I and lions very well. JOHN WOK.WAN. I April 10,1848 15 tf | Hides Wanted. | Green and Drv Hides will he purchased by Feb. 10. \V- ANDERSON & CO. ~ UEHOVAL. WM. B. JOHNSTON has removed his stock of Goods to the store formerly occuoied by A. M. Kennedy, Esq. two doors above Mr. James Dun ... l:.. < _: 1? Jap e where he will lie giau 10 see ms menue ?uu customers. March 8. Spring Fashion. Ladies' Colored and Black (iaitors, latest 6ty 1c, ust received and lor sale by the subscriber. Also ladies White Satin and Kid Slips. GEO. ALDEN. ! March 15. 11 tf i I i Books and Stationary. SCHOOL BOOKS. ' Of every kind u?ed in our School* BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNS. MISCELLANEOUS AND CLASSICAL BOOKS, COPY AND CYPHERING BOOKS, DAY BOOKS, LEDGERS, . , and other Account Book*. . , PASS AND MEMORANDUM. BOOKS," SLATF.S AND PENCILS, _ MONOCHROMATIC PAPER AND CRAYONS, BLACK AND RED INK, BLACK SAND, BLACK AND RED LEAD PENCILS, LETTER, WRITING AND DRAWING PAPER, Ruled and Plain. . . NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES, SEAUNG WAX AND WAFERS, Ac. Ac. HiltUS. A. YOUXG. S3J>ffiEXr<B-3 Tike mibticriber will open an Thursday, the 16th of March. on elegant variety of SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD8, purcliased since the l*t of March in New York. Among them may be found a large assortment of LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, French Kid and Silk Gloves, Linen ami Cotton Edging and Tnanatinm. T irw>n Pflrnhfir Hiiririk^rr>hip(? AfVTM ntrw atl U^ Silk warp and common Alipacha*; all kinds of Count Goods. Also?Fancy Linens and Vesting*, different ttjrlw of Summer Hats, Ac. They will be sold on tkefeuitma Match 15. E. IV*. BONNEV. .Just Receive*!. A fresh supply of GENUINE MEDICINES Among ihem arc? MURRAY'S FLUID M AGNES I \ st*SUPERIOR ENGLISH .MUSTARD ...? . CAMPHOR BEST CASTOR OIL DO SWEET OIL . ,,*> ALCOHOL MEAKl.M'S EXTRACTS, FOR FLAVORING* ? i TARRAN'J 'S SELTZER APERIENT . . -iff il LLUV t, v.wi.vr-ic TQOI'H AOina xr.Ji.vM A, SUPERIOR WHITE WAlr^ | TOWNSEND'S SARSAPAR1LLA SWAYNE'S SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY j The above, together with every othtr arlicle in the Drug line, via? Medicines, Paints, Oils, Windotr Glass PERFCflERV, will be sold at least an low as articles of like qnalr ty can be obtained in the neighborhood. JAMES R. McKAlN. Feb. 29. 9 rf Black's Ancient and Modern Atlas, GO plates, foHo | Pinkertnn's Universal Atlas, CI plates, folio I Mills' District Maps of South Carolina, 29 plate*, fojq { Mitchell's Modem and Ancient Atlas, 4to Butler's Bncieut Atlas, 8vo. , March 23. A. YOUNG. CAMDEN AND CHARLOTTE MAIL LINE. The Post Master General having given directions to run the mail from this place to Charlotte three times a week, instead of twice, as former jr, - LP *11 .1 / -I .-?? ?! aL.^ inc puonc win urcrewre, yica&t; idht* iimiutr? uwi the stage will leave Camden every Monday, Wedncsday and Saturday, at HA. M., and arrive in ' Lancaster the same afternoon. Leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thumlayand Sunday, at 5 A. M., and arrive in Charlotte by 5 P. M. Leave Charlotte every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 8 A. M and arrive in Lancaster same aftermon; leave Lancaster every Tuesday,Thursday and Sunday at 5 A. M. and arrive in Camden at *3 P. M. JAMES McEWEN, Contractor. Feb. 23, 1843. 8 ^ tf The Charlotte Jeffersoniar. will please insert three liu.es and hand in their bill to J. McT.. Bacon and Lard. 5,000 lbs. North Carolina BACON 1,000 do fresh do LARD 1.000 gal*, best do WHISKEY For sale by JOHN INGR^tf. * On Consignment?From the North.. A choice lot of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, and Spanish Sogers of several very tine brands. Any ]>erson wishing a very superior artiele for their own use, will do well to call and examii^tbe assortment, as it will be sold low. Applv at Post Office to P. THORNTOtf*f> March 15. 11 tf To the Public. The subscribers beg leave to return their thank* to their customers for the liberal patronage afforded them during the past year, and to inform the public that they continue the tnismew at their old stand, where all orders in their line will be thankfully received and promptly attended to. They have good workmen and superior material?, and will warrant all work done whether of iron orWood. Ready made Ploughs kept on hand or made to ofr der. Wagons, carts, carriages, <fc. made or repaired. Prices moderate. Jan. 19. WHITAKER &. ARRANTS. Monumental Subscription. In calling the attention of the citizen* of Kershaw District to the object of the following resolntion, adopted at a meeting held in Camden on lite 16th ult., and asking their co-operation in this noble undertaking, the undersigned, the committee to whom the matter has been entriutted, feel that it would be equally unjust to the gallunt dead, and to those whose assistance in this matter is expected, to make any appeal in this behalf. The committee doubt not that every patriot son of old Kershaw will feel it to be alike hie grateful privilege and sacred duty, to contribute according to his means. Subscriptions may be addressed to any one of the undersigned. I WM. M. SHANNON, ED. A. SALMOND, JAS. CHESNUT, Jr. W. J. McKAIN, JOS. B. KERSHAW, B. B. SALMOND. Commit lee. Camden S, C., April 10th, 1848. Resolved, That we, the People of Kershaw District, do erect a monument in honor of ibefr memories, to ho inscribed with the names of Lieut. Col. Jamks P. Dickinson, Lieut. James Willis Cantey, Sergeants Jonah R.Holmes and J. B. Canthen. Corporals W. X. Robinson, and M. G. Cas. ton. Privates J* W- Bounds, John M. Catoe, Rob. ert Ford, W. Hopkins, Alfrrd I.ove, Amos Mosely. W. C. McFarland, William Nelson, Owen Posted, James S. Powel, Hugh A. Rol. lins, William Robinson, Ja?. Riddle, Dennis Sizer, Anson B. Sizer, W. L. Weeks. James Dunlap, John Cain, Alexander Collins, Jamea Marshall. Allen McCaskill, Ivev Rape, James White, J. C. Rennet, Hiram Rials, John P. Keith, E. F. Warlick. Wn?. A. Hilton, B. F. Berry, J. W. Raker, Fitzsimmons, H. Gibbons, George W. Oilman, Joseph Hntrel, Ransom Logan, Jackson Nettles, John Villppigue, Jamea P. Rosser, James Harral, Rculten Roberta, Rob. ert White, Amos Mosely, and such other i?en?. i hers of Company C. as may hereafter Iooao I .L-;_ i?? _ .l : r ik.:. ?...m j ineir lives in mr snnu ui men wuu%?j. Sejnw, Segnrs. 5,000 Gold Leaf Segars 5-000 Consolacion Do 5.000 Charleston Do * Butterfly. Washington Preyed Espennza Crowned Eagle; Cazadore m. also Thomas' Tobacco Churubusco do and various other brands For sale by S. B. LEVY? Ladies' French Kid Slippers and walking Shoes city made; also, men's and boy's Russet and Kip " ra^nivoti and far Hale bv uro<ians. ... February 2. E, W. B6NNEY. For Sale. 50 barrels freth LIME, in good order. Jan. 5 J. F. SUTHERLAND.