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1 ii iii '11' nil iiiu'm*"? : in possession of the invaders, and it is reported ! they indiscriminately massacred five or six hun'dred of the inhabitants. Tt is also reported that . .1? .Stnatort nn the cijlf ofQuar. 1 11113 iil*J u? 1 IUIIH 9 nuww.vM n nero, at the northeaRl extremity of the Adriatic, |1 the only seaport town of Hungary, and a place l 'ofgreat strength, is in possession of the Mar gyrs- , A Russian fleet had made its appearance, j Ifhd the town of Fredericia had surrendered to i 'tBe Russians. Commotions still prevail in Ger. i many, but there is nothihg decisive or inleres- '< dp* ting in the accounts. I jh Rome. < The Neapolitan troops have been withdrawn 1 * from Rome, and the Au.-trJa.ns remain inactive ' in Italy. The French army had not entered l?omo. and numbers of the troops bad manifes. 1 led evident signs of sympathy With the Romans. ' i This disaffectioni was increasing "aihong Oudi. 1 nut's soldiers, and ihey were suffering severely 1 from exposure to the ihalana of the country. 1 The mission of the French Ambassador, filons. dTIa rcuurs, had failed, and negotiations Were, at an 'Mid. A Tli'- Danish war continues, and without any prosj.i .-.t of peace. I t r- GREAT BRITAIN. r<' > , < ? Ihe Canada question seems to create no ex- j *t?lteibe... in Parliament. No debate has taken place on the'subject since the sailing of the ? Europa. There is no hope that the State prisoners, Smith O'Brien and Mc.Mannus, now un der sentence of death, will be pardoned. In. i "tiense misery and suffering prevail throughout Ireland. In one place the inhabitants were suffering so iti'uch frnm starvation that they ate :a corpse cast GJibh"shore. Markets. The stpamfr Cfth bria. which left Liverpool ^ oh the 2d iiiKt., arrived at Halifax on Wednea- 1 day, noon, bring "sixty-ntae passengers. in the'London market oh the 1st business a b'ati assbiiied an itfiptttVed aspect, money being ti leh'sfy. Consols were quoted at from 90 1-4 to ^11 $-4; 91 5-8 being the highest oh account. , Bank stftck'clbseil at 193 1-2 to 195. American Government Stock is at l() 1 2 premium. VVe hare no particulars of the week's trans. " 'actions in the Cotton Market, but are furnished e with the following statement of the ipiotations ^ prevailing at the date of sailing: Fair Upland \ & 8; Fair Orleans 4 3-i. tj In the Havre market the piices remain un- ? changed with a dull market. si MORE CAMftRI.v's NEWS. jt ^ The latest intelligence from Rome, states that the Constitutional Assembly have uneqiii. ^ vocally rejected the propositions of the French negotiation, but had given..authority to the tri. urnvirate to treat again. The triumvirate pro. posed to the French Plenipotentiary the follow, ing terms. First,.that the people shall again be called to exercise their sovereignty by means of universal suffrage. Second, that the Austrian*, Neapolitans and Spaniards shall all immediately crucuate the territory of the Re- C public, and as universal suffrage would be a mockery under the presence of foreign troop*. 4 'I bird, the French shall retire from the vicinity of Rome-. The Republic, always generous ri V and fraternal, will grant them, for garrisoning, u * a nlnce exempt from fever, where they will ,j meef'-with a reception mutually due to each 7 g oihwr by republican brothers. They shall re- w mtiin their friends, and be mere protectors of 1 Democracy, if Rome should be permitted to H cfflRtKurCitself into such a government without , foreign interference. M. Lesseps had left ai Rome f??r the camp of Gen. Oudinot, but was expected back immediately. ^ it was Understood that a deputation had been !' to Oae'fattrifhvrrtpoSals for a rpturn of the jj Tope to ipo^T-Y, "under a very limited nile, and a w?tn a total "eYc fusion of the Card biahs from ail 'i political "potper. a The French afmy bad approached nearer Rome, ^nd taken possession of the sjrronnding a heights. V?efr. 'OVdiVot announces his deter- a ruination fo'fnfeY the "City, but at the same time deprecated any onrreeesrfary effusion of blood. >j* The Roman troops at the last accounts, were it! hot pursuit of the flving Nfeapolitnn*. j The meeting ofthfc ISmperors of Austria and Russia at VVarsaXv, lastedbut one day. Nothing ^ had transpired in relation to the object of the ^ Interview. 7 No confirmation of the Hungarian Victory ? ever the Russians had yet been received. 1 The capture of the fortress of Buda by the Hungarians was fully confirmed. The priori- ii pal officers and soldiers were put ro the sword. The castles and private dwellings were indiscriminately plundered.?Char. Courier. " - '<&ATE AVO IvfRftBStlXG FftnM Sr. DoMIVtotfi?By the arrival ofihe schooner J. B. Lindh soy, Captain Hath way, from St. Domingo City, which place she left on the 23th tilt., we learn a* that another revolution had broken oitt, and that the army and navy had declared in favor of General Santa Anna a* President. ffentannes, the President, met the troops on the outskirts of the city, and declared to them r that he was still their commander. General j Santa Anna then withdrew from the army, and t retired to his plantation, after which the troops s disbanded, but they, hot beihg satisfied, again requested Santa Anna to head them, which ho i soon complied with, and immediately marched \ m for the city, Previous to his march, the city of ' Don Carlos was btirnt by order of President t Hernannes, with a view of preventing the troops taking possession of it. r ft was supposed that St. Domingo City Would 3 fall into the hands of General Santa Anna, and 4 that he would be declared President tif the Dotn- I {can government.?if. Y. iter aid June 10. ^ Fever and Ague finally Conquered I This disease hos at length met with an Opponont, before which it has had to yield, in the India Choi gogue, prepared by Chnrics Osgood, M. D. This gen. ' tlcman resided xevoral yours in an infected District in j Michigan, making Fever and Ague, its cause, effect | " and cure, his study, and from the knowledge thus ac- ] quired, he compounded the above named medicine, j w hich has never yet been known to fail. Numerous certificates from men of tho highest res- : ; pectabilily, trstifying to its grout efficacy, can l>c soon on application to the undersigned agent in Camden. JAMES R. McKAIN. June 12 24 4l 1 5J"It is now universally conceded, that Rheumatism, i Gout, Pain or Weakness of the Back? Side or Breast, can be cured sooner by the use of the Jew David's, or Hebrew Plaster, than by any other remedy known fto man. We would advise our friends and others, who are afflicted with this truly painful malady, to msko immediate use of Iho Jew David's, or Hebrew Plnstcr, as a single trial will place it beyond tho roach of compe. tilion, and convince the most incredulous of its supcri. or medical virtues. For sale by JAMES R. McKAIN, Camden. June 13. 24 4t Best Stone Lime hy the casft of bushel, for sale by B. W. BONNEY. / \ mKammmalcmtaaMKmmK^BXBmmaaatattBaaamEmamammmaKaiMJjt DIED?In Lancaster District, on the 5lh of Juno, 1849, Mrs. MARY JANE COUSART, wifo ofCapt. John B. Cousurt, aged 26 years and 1 month. She has left behind hor a sorrowing husband and an infant child. By this dispensation the formor has lost a faithful and loving partner?the latter, a tender and watchful parent. For she was retiring in her character, and domestic in lior disposition, eminently affectionate and attentive in all the offices wliicli belong to a wife and motl e\ She was a nativo of Cabarrus County, N. C., but since her marriage, had icsidcd in the District I oAtiftsnl rnnro clio litis? K.mn ft mOITl. Jl uaiiuamtu & ui ntioiui j vuiw viiv hum wwm ? L>er of the Presbyterian Church in the village of Lancaster. Her disease was gradual in its progress, and for two or three days before her death hcrcaso was almost hopeless. But her intellect was perfectly unclouded, 'icr judgment sound and clear. She understood her condition, but evinced no alarm. On the contrary, she sxpressed a good degree of assurance that she would eccive a share in the inheritance of the Saints in light, md enter upon that rest which, according to God's vbrd, remaiheth f6r His pcopfo. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. lVaterce Division, Wo. 9. In consequence of the arrangements to celebrate the Anniversary of this Division on Thiirs lay, the regular meeting for this week will be field ?n this (Wednesday) Evening, at the usual hour tnd place. By order of the W. P. . ZA DeIIAY, R. S. June 20 It ' 25 CADETS CF TEMPERANCE, KERSHAW SECTION NUMBER I. The regular meeting of this Section will he held it iheir Hall on Friday afternoon next at 4 o'clock. By order of the W. A. S. D. SHANNON, Sec'y. 2, CDc CD? Xershaw Lodge.Number 9 The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will beheld t. their new Hall bn Friday evening next,at I o'clock. . . By order of the N. G. A. ROBERTSON. Secretary. Sons of Temperance. Wateree Division, No. 9, Sons of Temperance, ill celebrate its 1st Anniversary on Thursday veiling 2lst inst. Addresses will be delivered .. n?. i? T r> IT-.,.!. on .I \U \f RK nnr*n _ in I V nnuun j. u 4\ci9iia? ohm ?* . i?* ... lie Presbyterian Church at 8 o'i lock.. The public re respectfully invited to attend. The Prbsenta011 of a Banner, by the Ladies of Camden to the ivisiorr, is expected to take place on that occaion. Members of other Divisions are invited to >in with us in the relebiation. The members of the Division will rheet at the [all, at 7 o'clock on that evening1 TH03..J. WARREN, 11. \V. CHAMBERS, . TIIOS. J. WORKMAN. Committee of A'rral-.gemcpts June 13 2t 24 SOUTH-CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. mmmmmsA Celebration of the 4th of July AT CHARLESTON, S. C. To persons desirous of visiting Charleston dung the above Celebration, a Low Priced Ticket rill Le issued. Say from the 23th June 'till 3rd July inclusive my will be passed on the Regular Passenger 'rains f8r "THREE DOLLARS" for t?e Trip, ritli the privilege of returning hy or before thg Oth July. ON TUESDAY THE 3jid JULY. There will'be started from Hamburg, Columbia nd Ctindei, at 0 o'clock, A. M., an Acrommodaon Train of CaniD Meeting Cars (freight cars tteil up with peats) by which, Passengers will be | iken at TWO DOLLARS for the Trip, return- ! ig will leave Charleston at 6 o'clock, A. M. on \ le 5th Ju'y. Passengers by thi-i Train will have tt opportunity of intercepting at Brancliville that Vain takii g Dersons to the Temperance Jubilee t Columbia on the 4th July. Persons at intermediate points arc entitled to vail themselves cf the privileges extended in the bove Ticket. GEO. S* HACKER, Agent Transportation S. C. II. R. C. Temperance Jubilee It Columbia, S. C. on lk 4lh of Julv, Persons desirous of attending the above Cclerttion, will be passed front any point on the South Carolina Rail Road, by an Accommodation Vain of Camp Meeting Cars (frieght cars lined p with seats) for TWO DOLLARS for the 'rip. Say leave Charleston, Hamburg, Camden, *nd atermediate points at G A. M.oii the 3rd July. RETURNING, Will leave Columbia at 6 A. M.'On the 5th Julv. GEO. S. IIACKER, Agent Transportation S. C. R. It. C. June 20 3t 25 "SUMMERTRAVEL"" OVER THE SOUTH-CAROLINA, THE GEORGIA, AND WESTERN AND Atlantic Railroads. By recent arrangement between the above laftied companies, Tickets at a low rate of fake vill be issued, good at any time between the 15th une and loth October to Families, Pleasure Paries. or Individuals wishing to visit the up-country, ;av : TpVoin Charleston, Columbia, Camden, or in?erncdiate points to Dalton Ga 407 miles, and rel'utn or $15? with the privilege of stopping at all the L'ow ns on the route, and alst? of travelling at uT*.vo Jents per Mile" dUrihg the same period, front staton to station any where on the Route. From Charleston to Rome Ga. U35 Miles, ahd eturtt Tor 313, with the privilege of stopping at ill the towns on the route, and also of travelling at 'Two Cents per Mile'' during the eamc period \ rotn station to station anywhere hn the Route. Children under 14 years and servants half trice. Infants free. GEO. S. IIACKER; Agent Transportation S. C. R. It C. June 20 tf 25 "new7 booksWild Western Scenes. Sold Mines of the Gila, a sequel to Old I licks the Guide. Dermot O'Brien, or the taking of Tredalt; a tale of 1649. American Joe Miller. Angelina Ijudmo-e, or the life of a beauty; Valerie ; a talc by Cant. Marryat, I'illen Warchnm ; by Miss Pickering. Men of Capital; by Mrs. Gore. Fernande ; orthe Fallen Angel. The Peer Stalkers; by Frank Forester. Agnes Morris ; or the Heroihcof domestic life. Clement Lorimer, A. YOUNG. Fre9h Fruit. Oranges and Lemons, Currants, Raisins, Citron and Almonds, just received by JAS. McEWEX. June 20 tf 22 "Notice. The Town Council will attend to the inspection of the Various Ditches and Lois in ;the Town, on Friday ahd Saturday tho 29th and 30th instant, when they expect to find them in good condition. All weeds clit down and o/Fensive matter removed, that all proper precaution may be taken, to preserve the health of the community. % order, of Council. L. W. BALLARD,T. Marshal. Musical Instruments. The subscriber would respectfulJy announce that he has arrived in Camden as Agent for F. Zogbaum's Harmonic Institute, Charleston, S. C. lie would invite attention to his Stock of Musical Instruments, etc., the greatest variety that has ever been offered in Camden, all of which will be sold at Northern prices. Dealers will find it to their interest to cull. The subscriber would also receive and execute orders for Piano Fortes, Music, or any articles in the line. GEO. B. MITCHELL,. At Boyd's Hotel, Camden. Intending to leave in two days, an early call is requisite. Juno 20 It 25 *Iiirt?. Just received from New York a fresh supply of the latest styles, also at low prices Summer Cloth, and Pantaloons SuY* McDOWALL COOPER June 13, 1849. 2t 25 To Planters. The subscriber* have received a supply "f Double Wheel Corn Shelters, Grain Cradles, ' Scythe Wades, Heaping Hooks, <tc., They have. on liapd a few of Eastman's Patent ^truw Cutters, which they are selline at Manufacturers prices. * Mi DO WALL x, COOPER. June IS. 18-19. 2t 25 Crockery, Ac. The subscribers have opened an assortment of White French China, " Granite Ware, Blue Delf Glassware <fcc. which they w ill sell by the sett or fiiu.de piece. McDOWAI.L & COOPER. June 20 2t 25 * 0 For Sale. Crushed, Clarilied, Long White Havana and ^ Brown Sugars. e Soda and Sugar Biscuit and Pilot Bread. .. ^ James McEWEN". p Jnne 20 tf 25 -j -.r. . r. n n n r> /? .c..i1.. :..f ?!,? <\ A. liCtiiurua. jrespccuuiiy iiiiui 111o mi. i Ladies and Gentlemen of Camden, that he will j, teach a second and last quarter at this place. The n tew quarter to begin on the 2nd of July. Per- *g sons wishing to join or to send their children,, arb g requested to send their names before the 2btli o inst. Should a class be formed at Kirk'wood, Mr. tl 13. would also attend it. For particulars apply at r, Camden Hotel. w N. 13. During the second quarter, fhe beautiful e though plain Polka Quadrilles will be falight. with ti Walt*, new Cotillions, new steps, &c. w June 13 3t 24 ti liook-Kccping. [c The subscriber proposes opening an Academy v; in Carhdeii, to teach the useful science of Book. Keeping on a new plan, which saves nineteen .jparts out of twenty, cf writing in tl e Journal, (Day Book and Journal being boUnd together)? |;| younggeiitlenien may rely upon speedy success in this necessary art?charges suited to the times? #15 for a session of 6 weekfe? reference to Maj. John Cantey and Gen. Jas. W. Cantey, Cktnden, u for subscription list. , A. P. JQ!IN>TON. J; lie offers bis sevices in writing up accounts, ' Sic. &.c, also as Scrivener&c. 'Subscription list at Mr. young's Book Store. [, June 13 3t 24 fl] Piano Tuning. Joseph Fiif.v from (Charleston, respectfully an. . nounres to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Camden " and vicinity, that he will visit Camden at least twice a year, for ihe purpose of tuning and re- ei pairing Pianos, Organs, &c. &c. " ' ' * * ? ? Ml I t? PI Unlcrs Jell ai rs. a.ii. nari b whi ue piump attended to. Whenever there are orders left as r' above, sufficient to justify him in coming, he will a' do so promptly. ?' June 13 3t 21 J.' fiotiee. tr Information given to the subscriber, which lie P* believes correct, tfiat certain individuals are ires- 1 passing on his lands, near Camden, by hauling off wood, Sir.; and of others taking juniper wood from his lands on Pine Tree Creek and Hico Branch, near .Mr. Charles Perkins, without permission?he now* warns all trespassers on his lards, that he will prosecute each offender as lie obtains proper inlor at ion. Also, all persons are forbidden to hire any of w his negroes (Mechanics or othe's) at their peril, without a written permit by himself, and all accounts, fur work Inj them, must he paid to him or his ^ order. JAM KS CIIES.NUT. b Alulberrv, June 6th, 1819. 3t 21 di i ci For Sale. w Oxen and valuab'c large Steers at Fifty Do!- b lars a pair?a purchaser may select from a good ii stock to suit his fancy, at the above price. a Apply at Mulberry, near Camden, to l< GEOilGE iiROWX. tl June 7th, 1849. 3t 24 n tl "?...... /... i>i Pnvic. I i, UJ VI M. I?-T< VX J1 >U. The subscriber has on hand a fe.v barrels of tlie y above article, which I16 offers for sale very low, e and will, on short notice, furnish any quantity that a inay be ordered. The value of plaster as a fcrti- f< lizer is too well known to planters, to require any d commendation. C. L. CIlATTKN. n June 13 if 12-1 n ? !, Bricks and Lumber. The subscriber has on hand upwards of <100.000 Bricks and about 70000 feet of sawed Lumber? 1 lie former lie offers at a very reduced price, if taken toon, the object being to clear avvav to make |. more. WILLIAM J. TAYLOR. Camden 1th June, 1849. 4t 23. notice" II. Levy has this day taken his son S. B. Levy ir.to copartnership; The business in future will I1 be conducted under the fiunof II. Levi/ tV* Son. " II. LEVY, \ S. B. LEVY. ' Camden, June 0, 1810. tf 24 11 t The subscribers having a lhrgc stock of Fancy r and Staple Dry Goods, Fancy and Family Groce- <" rics, Fine and Common Liquors, Assorted Syrups, d etc. etc. Purchasers will lind it to their interest i to call and examine them before purchasing else- i where. s II. LEVY &, SC?.\. i June 13 tt 21 ? Scaurs, Segnrx. f Our stock of Segars is large and fine, among fV.n^nln/riiin. (Inlil l.nnf. Ifiri Hondo. La ! t Villcnncra, La Filantropa, Cazudorcs, Regalias, i etc. etc. For pale by II. LEVY &. SON. June 13 tf 2J : Bargains for the Summer months! i The subscriber will noil oil", bis present stock of ' 1*1.1 in nud Fancy Dry (lends, Hardware; etc., at a ' very small advance on cost price, as he intends ( moving Into Mr. Win. Workman's new store on 1 the 1st of October next. ! Those who wish Bargains would do well to call I soon, as the goods will be positively sold /nil', to ' make room for an entirely new stock in the Fall. 1 JAM MS WILSON. i At Mr. 11. Levy's old stand. June 13 tf 21 Notice. i The subscriber is receiving a large addition to i his stock of Groceries, consisting of all the leading articles. Country people will find it to their interest to call. There is alSn a fine assortment at his store up town, third door above M. Ducker cj* Co. lie has also received direct from Florida, 50,000 best Cuba filled Scgars, they arc an excellent arti- i etc, and will be sold much lower fffan ever known in this market or elsewhere, say from ?to to SO pr. thousand. II. HOLLEYMAN. Camden, 12th June, if 2i SANDS' SARSAPARILLA, IN QUART BOTTLES. -'or the removal and permanent cure of all Diseases arising from an impure state of the 131ood, or habit of the system, viz: Scrofula, or King's Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate ('utancous Eruptions, Pimples, or Pustules on the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Sea Id Ilead, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and Joints, Stub, born Ulcers, Syphilitic Symptoms, Sciatica or Lumbago, and Diseases arising from an injudicious use of Mercury; Ascites, or Dropsy, Exposure or Imprudence in Life. Also, j Chronic Constitutional Disorders tci/l be removed by ilris /'reparation. The value of'this preparation is now widely uown, and every day the field of its usefulness is .vietiding. It is approved and highly recommendd by 1/liysiciuti , and is admitted to be the most | owerlul and searching preparation from the root hat has ever been employed in medical practice. ( 'lie unfortunate victim of hereditary disease, with wol'cti glands, contnuted sinews and bones half I arious, has been restored to health and vigor. 1 'lie scrofulous patient, covered with ulcers, loath- J oine to himself and to his attendanss. has been I j lade whole. Hundreds cf persons, who had I roaned hopelessly for years under cutaneous and i landular disorders, chronic rheumatism, and many j her complaintsspringing from a derangement of j ie seereti* c c.rgans and the circulation, have been lisedas it were from the rack of disease, and now, th regenerated constitutions, gladly testify tothe flicacy of this inestimable preparation. The tes- , tro y of those who have been cured by its use, ( rith their residences, has been published from , me to time, and were it desiiable a mass of the I >ost overwhelming testimony could be brought ' irw rd, proving most conclusively its inestimable aiuc. The following certificate from Col. Samuel G. 'aylor, a gentieman of high standing and extenve acquaintance through ihe Southern States and ilelv appointed < onsul to New Granada, com- , lends itsc f to lite attcniion of ail. i New York, January 7, 1548. Messrs..A. B. and D. Sands: Gentlemen?llav- ' sed, and witnessed the elicits of your excellent f cparation of Sarsaparilla on diiierent persons in irious parts of the Southern country, viz?Yirinia, Louisiana, Texas and Mexico, I leel i uch * leasurc instating' the high opinion entertained of ! s great medicinal value. In my own case it acted ] most like a charm, removing speedily the ener- < itcd state of the system, and exciting in the ] lost agreeable manner, a tonic and invigorating ifluencc. Your Sarsaparilla is highly approved and exten. vely used by the United States army in Mexico, id iny cousin Gen. Zachary Taylor, has for the ist five years heen in tiic habit of using it, and i . commends the same; lie and myself adopted the 1 tide at the same time, and it is now considered ! i almost indispensable requisite in the Army. < i conclusion I would say, that the better it is i nown the more highly it wiil he prized, and I ] ust that its heal.li resto ing virtues will make it (J enerally known, throughout the length and J readth of our widely extended country. i Your3 very respectfully, S. G. TAYLOR, IT. S. Consul to New Granada. REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. New York, Feb. 17, 18 IS. Messrs. Sands.?Having suffered many years | itli a disease of my throat, affecting the larynx, nring which time I was treated by the most d snguished physicians in Europe and the United .ates, without re civing any perinanotit benefit, Jt all tlie time n y general health and strength eclining, and the disease making fearful progress: 1 lustic applications were use1, and whatever else as thought most efficient for producing a cure; ( ut I am confident the deplorable situation I was i, the laryngitis being accompanied with phthisis ' nd great difficulty in breathing, would soon nave irminaied my life, had I not obtained relief thro' ie medium of your invaluable Sarsaparilln. I mst say, gentlemen, when I commenced using ie Saisaparilla I did not place much confidence 1 its virtues ; and this will not surprise you, when ou are informed I had tried more linn fifty differnt remedies during the past, four years, without ny success; but after taking your Sarsaparilla a ;\v weeks, I was obliged at last to yield to evience. This marvellous specific Ins not only elieved, but ctoed me; and I therefore think it ty duty, gentlemen, for the benefit of suffering ' umanity, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours vcrv truly, D. PARENT. Consulate of France in the United States. The above statement and signature were acnowledgcd in our presence by Mr. D. Parent s true. For the Consul General of France, L. DORG, Vice Consul. Sands' Sarsatarilla.?It Ins ever been a irime article of our medical creed, to recommend 10 advertised medicines, for we are opposed to hem conscientiously and p ofessionallv, hut we eel bound to deviate from this rule, and recomnend to the suffering the article at the head of his notice. The great mcdual virtues of Sarsainrilb, are wc 1 known and appreciated by physiians, hut the uncertainty of the strength of the ifferent preparations of the root; some being al. nost inert, has caused the medicine itself to fall nto disrepute. The Messrs. Sands, it would efim, have succeeded in obtairrng a powerful ana miform preparation of it We have teen an ibundanccof testimonials to its efficacy troin the ligiiest authority, and we recommend it with pleasure.? Southern \V hitf. The following interesting ease is presented, nnil ho reader invited to its careful perusal. Comment m such evidence is unnecessary. New York, April 'JO, 1847". Messrs. Sands : Gentlemen?I laving long been tffiictcd with general debility, weakness, loss of ippctite, etc., receiving no benefit from the various emedies prescribed, I concluded about three ! nonths since to make usool yonrSarsaparilld. I low have the pleasure "f informing you that itt, ?ffi?cts have been attended with the happiest remits in restoring my health, and I am induced to idd my testimony to the many others you already lossesp, and to those desiring further information, I will personally give the particulars of my rase, ml the olibels of litis invaluable medicine, by call ng at 295 Bowery, New Yo-k. Yours* respectfully, JANET MelNTOSU. This certifies that Miss Janet McFniosh is I- no-.vn lo mc a member of the Church, in good standing, and worthy of confidence. J. S. SPENCER, Pastor of Second Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B. and D. Sands, Druggists and Chemits, 100 Fulton-st, corner of William, New York. Sold also by Druggists genera Iv throughout the United States and Canadas. Price $1 per Bottle ; six B ittles for S>5. For 6ale by JAMES R. McKAlN, Camden. June 20th, 23 U I' ' * ..-witranri i lauBMBBWMBBMg????M? mmlmmrnWO^rBE YE WISE IN TIME.-CO mothers read this Attentively. Attested by thousands and used by Physicians DU. KEEPER'S Cordial and .Carminative, stands before the public unequalled for the speedy and certain cure of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera Mobus, Gholera c Infantum. C'olic, Griping, Pains, Ki.utulency, and b for all derangements of the Stomach and Bowels caused by teething, improper food, drinks, etc. "Asiatic Cholera.?This scourge of nations has at length appeared among u?. Before it the timid flee, and the stoutest quail, while along its pathway thousands are cut down as slimmer flowers. Hearts once gay become sad, an 1 many mourn over the desolation that this despoiler of the threshold has occasioned.. As a preventative and positive cure for Asiatic I noi.KRAand all other affections of the Stomach and. Bowels, DR. KEELER'S Cordial holds out lire greatest promises. There is no deception in this remedy, it is capable of gmppling with the severest forms of disease, and in all cases triumphs. I say it unhesitatingly, and I challenge investigation, that there is not known within the ample folds of the M aterta .Medica, nor by the wide spread public, a single remedy, h that will under all circumstances cure one half as many cases of Summer Complaints as the Cordial. The proprietor asks a careful perusal of the following letter from a gentleman, well known in tlijs city. Had this Article been used, many whose hones lie bleaching on the plains .. of 3Iexico, would now be among kindred and friends, rj A Ins! for the bigotry of medical boards and governmental favoritism. . nr. I rx rnrirs n/sr r i.ty-TV/n mLV"TlIUAVV KLAU 1 lli'j I'ULLWiyiAli Philadelphia, June 1st. 1849. Dr. J. X. Keeler: Dear Sir?I received your note this morning asking for information as to the distribution I 61 made of the package of Cordial you put into my posses- d sion while in romtnand of the Ifnitcu States Transport c; during the Mexican War. Aecordingto your directions a J part was distributed in Vera Cruz, the ntyer I kept for the use of my seamen and others on bonod, believing I should have use for it as I had on hoard frequently from one to S three hundred persons, and that many on leaving Mexico a] would be on the sick list. Such was the fact. Dysentery, i Diarrhoea etc. extensively prevailed. 1 used the Cordial freely and not in a single instance do I recollect of its hav- 'e ing failed to completely cure. >Iy own crew would often p< he attacked with Diarrhoea, Dysentery, peculiar to nearly all after getting on shore and eating fruit and vegetables? _ in such cases the Cordial failed in none to cure speedily. v When in New Orleans a friend informed me of a Phi'n- i delphia gentleman, S. Churchman Esq., was sick with the Dysentery and despaired of by the Doctor. I mentioned having a bottle or so of your Cordial?he sent it to him )nd in a few days I had the pleasure of seeing him on rhange and well. 1 can give you many nnmes and testimonials of the efficacy of your Cordial if necessary. I in have given it to one Ship-master of this port in particular, [Capt. Whipple, ship JIon>'gchala) and he informed me he ivonld never be without it, and from my own opinion of it, 1 think it the safest and best medicine I ever used or have n( known to be used in affections of the Stomach and sc IJowcis. I remain vonrs respectfully, nt D. S WILCOX, No. 235 st. and Sth st. r_.?. ?r . i t.? r,,p.l R,.n M n. u^iraei ui u. ivuvi jhuu ... Philadelphia, Sept. 13:h, 1917. 10 Or. Kcehr:?At your request I have tried your Cordial in my own family, as well as in several instances upon B those 1 have had occe.-inn to prescribe for, and am highly di pleased with its oj*>ration, and have no doubt it will ere long become one of the most popular remedies for aflec- , .ions of the stomach and bowels of the present day. - J With the best wishes for its success, pt believe me. vours trulv. St SANFORIJ BELL, 31. n.t Late Surgeon U. S. Anny. Extract of a letter from the Rev. Dr. Earle. , Davisvillc, Bucks county, August 25th, 19?7. Dear Sir:?* * * 1 am now prepared, to recommend four Cordial from having used it with success in several instances; and I am now trying your SarsaIwrilla th Panacea in a ca*e of protracted debility, attended with l tough, apparently produced in the young lady by her ,-outjrowing her strength," to use a common phrase. Yours. At., AI.FbED EARLE, 31. D. ra Prepared and Sold Wholesale and Retail N. W. Cor. 3rd :D t Sonth & 3rd & Creen t>ts. Philadelphia, where also nay be had Dr. KEEKER'S Cotrr.n SvRfp, Vermifuge _ Svr.rr, Rheumatic Lotion, Liver & Sanative Pills. For sale also by P. 31. Cohen, Charleston ; Z. J. Dellay, Camden; Boatwright & 31iot, Columbia; S. F. Ooode & !?. S. Penn. Edgefield; Davegn & Bennett. Chesterticld ; cn IVardkiwAi Dundy, Abbeville; and by respectable Drug- (ll: ?i?ts throughout the State. Price 25 cents. ?gy See Cir- re! tnlars. rel 811 I>U. KEEL^K'S SARSAPARILLA. For the permanent cure and removal of all diseases tri-ing from ausperities of the Hlnpd, or habit of the body, ? viz: Chronic diseases of the Chest, Consumption. Prondtitis, Catarrh, Pleurisy, Scrofula in all its forms, Tetter, Scald head. Blotches of the face, Chronic diseases of the Stomach, Liver and .skin, cutaneous eruptions, white welling*. I lip-joint affection, deep seated pains of the tones, swellings of the joints, I leers. Syphilitic disorders, {. Mercurial anu all Hereditary predispositions. . Females *'< uflcring front obstruction , sallow complexion, nervousness, a -- --- - - r? .1..:- j. to., will find the Sursaparilia an etega.ni retneuy iur uku qi remnvnl. fr CT" For detail*, certificates. &< ., see circulars, <fcc.? Price SI iter Bottle, large size, G bottles ?5. l'or Mile bv Z. J. DgllAY, Camden. June 20, 1819. 23 Corn Meal. The subscriber keeps constantly oti hind',.h p rround Corn Meal for family use. a JOHN INGRAM. kl June 13 tf_ 24 The Camden and Charlotte Stage Will, till further not co, leave Camden at fi j'clock A. M., un Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. . All packages or parcels must be left at the Stage y Office, and it to be delivered on the road must be prepaid. . No package or parcel will be delivered, but at such places as the Stage usually.stops at. tc JAMES AlcEWEN. 01 c 13 tf 24 p . a I Sheriff's Sale. V I will sell belore the Court House donr in Cam- P' den on Monday the 2d day of July next, the lol- ,r lowing property, to-wit: t i t......iM,o > i-fnrcoj and 0. Sntts nf Harness, levied upon and to be wold as the property of A. _ G. Marshall at the suit of B. I?. McLauohlin and J. \Y\ Parker, vs. A. G. Marshall. T110S. J. WARREN, s. k D. nl June 13 Sit 24 ^ John Bclk, pro a). ) jj' vs. > IVrit in Foreign Attachment. 11. P. Davidson. ) ?' By virtue of an order from Judge O'Neal!, and S the above Writ ol Attachment, I will sell before the 0 Court House door in Camden, on the 1st Monday 'l in July next, 2d day of said month, between the legal hours of sale the following articles, to wit: 1 Package I oxes Ra sins, 1 Frail Almonds, 2 llbis. Fruit, I Bag Coffee, 1 Box ( heese, 1 Cask Porter, 1 Bbl. .Mackerel, ? Bbl. do. and I llbl. Sugar. Terms cash. T1IOS. J. WARREN, J?, Sheriff Kershaw District. *Juno 13 3t 24 11 Notice. ti Whereas no person having applied for letters of y Administration de bonis nott upon the Estate of a John J. Blair. I have taken pos-ession of the r same as derelict, and give notice to all having ?'e mands to present them duly attested, and those indebted, to make immediate payment to me JOHN R. JOY, O. K. D. May 23, 3t 23 Almonds, Raisins, Figs &.c. e Just received and for sale lew for cash. f ID'The highest market prices ^either each or t barter) paid for country produce. c may 21. A. E. ALLEN. p Bacon, Bard and Flour. \ A lot of superior Bacon and Lard (| Flour of the best brands, for sale by I, may 23. A. E." ALLEN, j j Spanish Solars, &c. Superior Spanish Segars, ?.f choice brands, and the best chewing and smoking Toboo.co. s may 23 A. E ALLEN. j Candles, A:e. b Sperm, adamantine and Tallow Candles, Soap, . Starch, Mustard, l'epper, Spice, Ginger, (green and ground) Cloves, Nutmegs, &e E?>r sale by may 23. A. E. ALLEN. Branch of the Bank of the State of South Carolina, at Camden. J All Renewal Notes for this Branch during the nine weeks commencing on the lirst day of June next, must have the oiigiual signatuies of the makers and endorsers. CTDuriitg the above specified lime Notes signed by Agents will not be received. , r P. L. DESACSSURE, Cashier. ' May 23, 1949. Pt 21 I tbe Store lately occupied by MeHri. Doily ft Kennedy, a general Hssortmentof' & Slaple Dry Gpods,. ri...*' f> Crockery, ijardware and Groceries .. , l f i hich they, intend to rptajj at Charleeto/y>ijce? for ash. They' have now onhajid {tnd'wjij/jfon^aot jr e receiving a freah assortment of i '(Pick left, Catsups, .,. -PresefVei, Lemons, Lemon Syrups, Porter, -4 Pppt Wine, Cordis 1^ .Raisins, > .Currants, Cracl-ert, Pilot Bread, Candies, &c. ' &?,- -Mf .? ?AlSO_ Enwlis^.apd Pine Apple. Cheese,. . Rice Flour fresh from Luc.a' Mills, i4 Sugars, "Coffees, Molasses, asi&Z,j" iJ'iiij , t ? iiuavncicif .mjrwvnii% Tongues,I(?,, Dried Beef,.. &c. Every inducement will be offered totbosowbp avethe cash to purchase any of the abwfc articles. THOS. BONNELi q- OO.i May 12th, 1649. . tf . ... - 2 . , ,u mn ' NOTICE^ 'X -^4 Po (he W idows, Orphans an^l Disa- ? bled Soldiers of the Palmetto Regiment .. ? The Legislature, ha v i ng, dppropriwed, a fa rtiief urn f\>r the benefit qf the- Widows, Orphan#, Ma isabled ^oldiofaof ihe'PajrpcU^ Ilbginnea? app)&itio'n therefor may h.e.ma^l^meoiafely 'to the ubscrity, f, who has been appointed, by theGiH&ror, V pm.ml<sionert.for Capti^Msi&t's420tSp4fak* ufficient evidence of the claims of.the applicant^ ud also in.rejjarcj to their.tpefns of support* puist ? produced to the Commissioner,jo..b.e; id to the Governor, by whom the,fund wilt be w*. jrtioned. . THOS. SALMOND. " May 24, 1849. "4t ,.2? ...?-.;-i k "'".laii f OrcV* TW'-? A r'?irnncimor?a mrivanmrr s nriaus-'w B7 ROBERT UlTTA, . LATE BY C. il.'OAng,,; ^^ Would respectfully announce, that lie W WW charge the above toell located I?ot& convpnjgftt i the most business part of the Town, Jp^|sjeL rs; directly on all streets paesmg. thromh^rwd 3\v undergoing the rough repairs. I^earnMtty ilicits a call from his friends and tfe pOhHc^fifv ?rally?for he feels confident that they1 eannorbe herwise than pleased, as no^ainswRLbfrepanra i make all comfortable. . .vsg? A variety of the best Liquors caiybe had a? the ar, except on Sunday. GoddarcTs aid 18Q5-Btxrn* I and other fine liquors in bottles; the most vorite brands ^of jChampa'gries : ands of Sega'rs and Tobacco; Squtw m :ts ; Soda WaVeR an'3 ICE wijl ^^ept-^onantly on hand during the summer ' T Good Stables, roomy lots for. ays plenty of corn, oats and foddec, ajad ?tteii? ve hostlers. lie is agent for the Nortliern Line pf Stages^., N. B.-?Omnibuses rungegularly to andlfrtty e Rail Road Depot for passengers, who chfeflw. ; accommodated with a carriage, buggy IbMwrrfe go into the country. ; ' 0"The Charlotte Jeffersonian apd Journal, Ghj^ w Gazett'-, Marion SUr and, Li/i*i lesion uwuw* sert 3 Limes aw) forward bills to the Camden, May 2d, 1849. 18 - , . tL~ Hail Koad ff otibew** $ % The South Carolina Hail Road .Company does m* gnge to notify consignees of the arrival or goods mad pro, ice, they are consioered as delivered when they hwjj ached the Depot, and at the rjek of the owner;, bo* ifJMt moved, they will be turned over to the warehoQae-'k^m bject to the usual charges of storage. . 7r Country good* snbject to storage ^fleroncweei. -* Town goods subject to etorage^^r^tonrj^ BY P. ROBENSOIY The subscriber begs leave ^o statd, that haA epare'd to maRe up Clothing at tbe shortert :e, in a neat and fashionable style, and wantaUt Jit. With his knowledge of the Business ptuTf sposition to please, he solicits a call From Bis iends generally. may 9 tf 19* 1CEIICK ?2ICE!!t 2*2 The subscriber baying made a new .arranger ent with agents in Charleston, Ne w York and jston; for a constant "supply of Bostph and Regfe* nd Ice, is now ready to furnish those dtb'o have-^d r.dly patronized him in divers ways', witfi Ice for e season, as cheap as possible for-cashi MS. C. McKENN'Aifa May 9 . -- 19 . if. Fifty Dollars Reward; ?" Will he maid for the aoDrebension..ofw|Ry man- ? -jtf TEP1IEN, who left my placqon.tJie 22d dayqf j ly last. Said man is JqffeeL d,r7 Q.r.& inches bighj joijt 26 -or 27 years oldj oncp belonged to jl/v " filliani K. Davis of Fairfield District, supposed i have returned to that District,or the .a^oirifnjr ip; he speaks quick when spoken tOjUrtdinclfoned the left Handedj tolerably stout built,'weigh* jout 100 or 1/(5 pouri,ds{ uses a whip when.(Long a teani with the left hand; he, may deny ?w| ime and owner", lie may be lodged in any Jau i tlie Btatc, so that I may get him. : - URF. SIMMONS. Bull Swamp, Orangebutg Dist Jan 1849. April 28 17 2m iff usicai Instruments. . . The undersigned would call the attention of the, ublic of. Camden; to his. unequalled ii.tQci.jo? * lusical Instruments. Being imported by. hlp^ iron from France and Germany, these goods cim a sold at prices at least as iow,v as'thdy tain he stained for from Northern. Importers,*aha.dreaR' unranticd of superior quality. Curap.l,#tci settsf Instruments for Military Bands, arranged add irnishcd, at Northern prices. \ F. ZOGBAyft;Importer:. Charleston, S. C'. May 30th, 1849. 5t 22 ^ Santefc Clonal. ? The Directors of this Canal^' having learned that mny rumors aro circulated to, the effect that lh<j lai.nl is to be abandoned before next Winter; tajie lis opportunity of informing the ptlblitfc nmors are without the shadow of fotfrmtftionf aha iat they are now enlarging their Rdserv?$ b&T ond what they ever have been, and expect to have supply of water,'except inliraes.of extraordintu y drought. . .. HARRIS SIMONSi . ,. Scc'y. & Trea'r. SStiitce Canal Co. May 30, . 4t 22. REMOVAL. ; The subscriber respectfully informs his friends nd cus omen? in Camden and the surrounding ountrv, that lie Ijaa removed b'is Wheelright ,apa llacks'mitli tiliop to the corner of DeKalb & Dfc leto'n street, having erected suitable buildings fur. arrying on the above business ; and is ,no*tr pre: ared to do any work that may be eVttrustCTTro iim. A good supply of seasoned wtfgori rftftbelj fire and other Iron, Pipe boxes of all sixes, MMaon boxes, breast and tongue chains,' cast Iron arrow wheels, &c. &c. kept constantly on hand. Iorses neatly and carefully shod c.. ROBERT u TWBjftfr ; Ladies black, white and colored Rid-Gloves aborted sizes?Also clear Lawq HandkercMefr, arasols anil sun snaaes, rails oic., juei ruvci?cu iv Southerner from New York. ^ E. VV. BONNBY, The Child's First Book in Geography. A Primary Geography, designed as an introducion to Smith's popular "New School Geography;** 11ustrated with 18 colored Maps, ar.d upwards of 00 beautiful engravings. Philadelphia; Grigg, illiottfeCe, 1849. . tVS For sale by ALEXANDER YOUNG; May 2S tf Pf . J. w. BASKIW, Auctioneer; . - Will attend promptly aad faithfully. 16 all bosiless entrusted to his care. Maybe found at the Sheriffs Office?or two doors abot* Boyd*i "hotel. Jan 10 tl " * - k ^*.-e