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\ 54 ' POETRY. FIVE-O'CLOCK IN TH3 MORNING. . SUNG BY PA^EPA. * . The dew lay glittering on the grass, .A mist lay on the brook; r At the earliest beam of the golden sun, The sv,-allow her nest forsook. ' The snowy bloom of the hawthorn troe Lay .thickly the ground adorning, ^The birds were singing in every bush, ' At five o'clock in the morning. And Bessie, the milkmaid, merrily sang, For the meadows were fresh and fair; _ . The breeze of the morning kissed her brow, And played with her nut-brown hair; But oft she turned and looked around, . As if the silence scorning; 'Twas time for the mower to whet his sythe, At five o'clock in the morning. And over-the meadows the mowers came, And merry their voices rang; . , And one among them wended his way To where the'milkmaid sang; And as he lingered, by her'side, Despite hi? comrade's warning, . ; * The old story was told again, : - At five o'clock in the morning. Life Too Short for Strife.? Charles Dickens relates the following of Douglas Jerrold: Of his generosity I had a proof within these two or three years which it sadden me to think of it now. There \ . had,been estrangements between us ?hot.on any,personal subject, and not' involving angry words-?and a good many months had passed without my ever seeing him in the vStreet,. ' when it fell out we dined," each with his own separate party, in the- Strangers' room of the club. Our chairs . were almost back to back, and I took mine after he'was seated and at din~ ner, (I am sorry to remember,) . and did not look that way. Before we " * had long had sat, openly wheeled his chair round, streohed out both hands . - in an engaging manner, ' and said aloud, with a bright and loving face '; tlfiit I can see as I "write to you, "Xet us be friends again. A life is not long.enough for this." / Jerrold "was not a Christian, but his conduct in this case was worthy of . - a Christian character. On a dying bed how insignificant will appear many - things about which we contend in bit. terness and wrath! Life is too short, " its inevitable sorrows so. many, its responsibilities so vast and' solemn, ' - that there is indeed no time to spare in abusing and magligning one another. Let not the sun go down in your wrath. Never close your eyes to sleep with your heart angry towards - your brother and fellow-sufferer. See him and be reconciled if you can. If you cannot see him write to him. If he is a true man and a. Christian, he will listen, {f he is hot you will have done right and your soul will be bright with the sunshine of Heaven. Precious Stores.?A. very common.mode of fraud practiceclon inexpe " . rienced pesons in cut stones, is the "doublet," or "semi-stone." In this case the top of the stone is genuine, and the under-part glaiss,. joined to gether artistically with cement. Sometimes, for instance the top is sapphire ai\d the under part of a gem of less value, such as^ a garnet. When .set, -these stones are dfficult . to detect, and frequently deceive the most experienced. When the under part is of glass, however, the application of the file to the under, as well as the upper surface, will, of course, at once show the imposition. Set stones wjhich are set with a back are generally of a pale color or small lustre, nainted or set with colored foil. to enhance tlieir beauty. Sometimes, however stones which, are set upon, or- to use the technical term, "azure," / " have the interior of the setting enamelled or painted, to throw a tint of Color into the geya; or, in the case of the diamond, have the inside of > . polished silver, to correct a yellowish tinge. In all thesfe cases, to be forewarned is tp be forearmed, and a - careful" examination will ' prevent i. -,i i airy oue uemg ueceiveu oy mese 'means. "Doublets" are frequently, sold by the Cingalese at Colombo, to Europeans, and to .the passengers by -the Peninsula and Oriental steamers; sometimes blue glass cut into facets, and there from Birmingham and Paris, are palmed off for the real - * stones.?Harry Euanael. ? ^ m ? t^? ? ' > A Schoolmaster, after giving one ' of the scholars'a sound drubbing for ~ speaking bad grammar, sent liim .to the .other end of the room to inform another boy that he wished to speak " with him, and at the same time promising to repeat the dose if he spoke ungrammatically. The ^jsungster, quite * satisfied with what he had got, determined to be exact', and thus addressed his fellow pupil: "There is a common ' ' substantive! of the masculine gender, . y singular number, nominative case, ; and in an angry mood, that sits perced upon the eminence at the other side V . of the room, and wishes to articulate *a few sentences to you in the present tense." . , ' ; South-Carolina R. Road. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, Charleston*,* Not. 5,.1866. ON nnd after Nov. 6, 1866,' tho Camden Freight nnd Passenger Trains will run as follows, viz: . Leave Kinsville, at 3.45 P. M. Arrive at Sanders'at 5.40 P. M. Leave Sanders'at 6.80A, M. . Arrive at Kingsville at. 8.30 P. M. Leave Kingsville Tuesdays^ Thursdays and Saturdays. S ' ' 'Leave Sanders' Mondays, "Wednesdays and Fridays. . .* H. T, TEAKE, Gen. Sup't. LOOK TO- TOUR INTEREST. WE -HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large addition TO OUR Winter Stock of Goods, - CONSISTING IN, PART OF ALPACCAS, BLACK AND COLORED ; MERINOS, MUSLINS, DELAINES, -PER~ SI AN CLOTH,', , PRINTS, &C. ALSO, . Ladies*, Misses' and Childrens FINE Sowed Boots and Shoes. IN GIIEAT VARffiTY! CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND YESTINGS; TRIMMINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. S G-'O' 'S READY MADE CLOTHING. MATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES &c. rr*HE ATTENTION OF IIOUSE-KEEPERS ' JL js particularly invited to cur Stock of , .Family Groceries. As all our Fofreign Goods are bought directly from th-e importers, and our American Goods from the manufacturers, we- believe wo can and will sell them as low as any one in this market. . GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Call and sec for yourselves. A T rt Jfr A;Tr,nTTT?T> V X'JLV J-/ V/JLl J. X. A. J .IJ V.V iUV. VUiiJLlJL. November 30.?if. The Attention Of Planters & Laborers i~S-particularly invited (o our SALEM JEANS' AND CAS1 MERES. The Goods are too well known to need recommendation from us. . * , We particularly invite the attention of gentlemen to the _ Tailoring Department Of our business. * Wo warrant our work to be EQtJAL TO ANT; both in" style and quality. Orders solicit#l. Mcdonald & mcourry. ' November 30?tf... Notice Tnis. PERSONS to whom we have extended shout credits are requested to make immediate payment, as our circumstances will not allow iis to give longer indulgcneo. McDONALD & McCURRY. . Novcmber,30?tf. NoticeALL persons indebted tome prior to 1st August, J805, are requested to call and settle their indebtedness by cash, or make other satisfactory arrangements, before the -first day of January,. 1807, 'or'I will bo com pelled to place their accounts in tho hands of an Attorney for Collection. ' ^ " Nov. 30?tf. ^ C. A^IoDONALD. LABORERS WANTED. tj K PRIME HANDS,' to work on the McRae I U Plantation adjoining the' estate of Mr. Thomas Lang?one of the richest nnd most productive plantations on the Waterce River. For information, or to make contracts, apply to John Cantey, on his plantation, or to A. M. Kennedy, Ctttadcn. JOHN CANTEY. J.' D. KENNEDY. Nov. 16'. " s> tf MERCHANT'S HOTEL, CORNER OF KING ANft SOCIETY STS. <Charleston, So. Ca., SAVAGE & ENSIGN,-Proprietors." JESSS t. SAVAGE. EDWIN D. ENSIGN. Nov. 9. 3m PAVILION HOTEL, CHARLESTON, S. C. FI "^HE abovt POPULAR HOTEL is open for I tho accommodation of the Travelling Publie. Board per day, $3. 'Mrs. H. L. BUTTERFIELD. ii . Proprietress. A. BUTTERFIELD", Superintendent. Nov. 9. 3m For Sale. THE subscriber offers for snle, liia HOUSE anji LOT cn Lyttlcton street, Kirkwood. The House contains ten {10) upright rooms. The Lot measures on Lyttlcton strofct four hundred and sixteen (410) feet, and.two hundred and sixty ode (261) in iftptln For terms, apply to James Jonf.s. S. T. ROBINSON. Dec. 28. 4t. Estate Notice. ALL persons having demands against the estate of the late Wm. MrKAlX, will present the same, duly attested to JAS. M. DAVIS, my Attorney, and all persons in any way indebted to said estate will make immediate payment to himMARY E. Sn.VW, Oct. 19?tf. Adtn'x. F^RESH GARDEN SEEDS' tintl " Onion Setts, of all kind''. For sale by ' ' - . HODGSON &. Dt'NLAP. m * ?NEw^rb? | rpHE undersigned is now opening an entire , X new'stockat the store formerly occupied by Meroney & Boswcll, at the corner below the Bank of Camden DRY GOODS. PRINTS, ' > ' "J DELAINES, ' FLANNELS, (Bed and White.) Common and Fine BED BLANKETS, (v CLOTHS, ' CASSIMERES, SATINETTS,. jeans; ' . ( AND KERSEY^. Hosiery, for Ladies and Gentlemen; Jaconet and Cambric Muslin.i j Brown Shirting; . j Long Cloths; Sheeting and Pillow Case Cotton; j . Brown and Bleached Table Cloths; . Towelling, &c., "&c. Ready Made Clothing?In Sails. COATS, T> A VfC! j. an jl o, \ - AND VESTS. HATS?for Men and Boys. . SHOES?of different qualfties. ' ' saddlery:; Saddles, Bridles^ Filling, Y>'hips and Sad-,-j die-Bags. * CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE?Common and Fine. ? . HARDWARE.?Axes, Spades, Shovels, Locks, Knives and Forks, &c. GROCERIES. > *. SUGAR?Common 'Brown, Clarified and Crushed. COFFEE?Rio, Laguira and Java. TEAS?A fine assortment. Superior Eaniity Elour-"CRACKERS?Fresh and of superior quality. With many other articles, which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash. - .. A. M. KENNEDY." Oct. 12?tf. " Miss 5, H. M'Ewen & Co, 1 ARE SOW BECElvlNG A V Handsome Supply.OF . / . MILLINERY GOODS, . CONSISTING IN BONNETS, HATS, RIBBONS, ' - " AND .* , , ' EVERY TPIIiSTGIN THEIR LINE OF BUSINESS, ALL OF ?rALSO? . Dress Goods and Trimmings. They solicit n call from their friends and customers. ... . " (_ October 5., - -yi tr Drugs and Medicines. tWc arc now receiving a large 'and,well selected stock of ? PUBE DBUG3 A XI) MEDICINES, OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY." also?? FANCY AN1) TOILET ARTICLES, , In large variety,-"** Cologne, Lubin's Extracts, Powders and Soaps, Bloom Youth, Hair Grease, Lilly White, Sozodont, Tooth and Hair . Brushes, Dressing Combs, Toilet Setts. &c. &c. &c. ' - Also?a largonssortment of KEROSENE LAMPS, Chimnies, Shades, Burners and Wicks, K.0370J3?32LO Oil, Of the very best quality, always on hand. All of which will be sold as low aa they can be bought any where with* in the State. HODGSON- & DUNLAP. , Camden, Nov. If5. TjHtENClI CONFECTIONARY, -i- Of the very best (piality. Fopsr.leby . . HODGSON & JJtJNLAP. AINTS, OILS,.- VARNISHES, Window Glass and Putty. For sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP. PURE FRENCH BRANDY and WINE, for medicinal .purposes. For sale by I10DGS0N & DUNLAP. XT'ON-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE' OIL. . This has been tested, and is free, rom danger. For sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP. pOX-E'S GELATINE, COOKVy ing Wine, Cooking Extracts and Spices, of all sorts. Foe sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP. /^RANGES?Fresh Havana 011U ANGES. * JAMES JONES. : | T^NGLISH MUSTARD, Essence J-V Ginger and Cherry Vcctornl. For sale ijy HODGSON" Si Dl'NLAP. pONCENTRATEl) LYE AXLE Vy Grease and Tanner's Oil. For sale hv Hodgson & di:nl.u\ GROOSEIEST ~ GROCERIES!! ! wines, liquors. CIGARS, tobacco, TICKLES, HERRINGS, MACKAREL, CODFISH, corn, teas 'potatoes, & c. At ' low figures," lor cash. At t. s. myers' Nov. 'J. tl" . mgEG- leave to announce.that they have now completed their F ALSj & WINTES I STOCK: 2 . CONSISTING OF A MORE . Complete Assortment, AND' - . MORE VARIED STYLES ?F-.p?00S,;- THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEFORE BEEN ENABLED ' TO OFFERr'TO THE / . : PUBLIC. ' ; Prices will be such as to. conform to the stringency of the times. V' It is crur chief aim to give satisfac' . 'tion in all respects. Particular attention has been paid to the selection of THE" LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES OF, LADIES' DEES B GOODS, ' J ' AND i'L. - ' ' . GMTHIMTI OUR STOCK OF ; . * Saddlery and Harness Has received complete renovation and \? now consists of a most;wimkm miiif i. We are prepared to purchase : O O "J? ^ o KT ; . / AND OTHER ' Eaum, Bi d. & Co October .19?tf. . ... NEW FALL AInD WINTER BUY. GOODS' AT TUB' " _ ' CHAELESTON HOUSE, 3TOLL, WEBB & COWo take pleasure in informing the Citizens and Merchants of Ciimclcn, and those in the District,' that pre have ma<16,1 urge additions to our Retail. Stare, and added large . WHOLESALE ROOMS, . which wn will always keep- well. STOCKED,; with all the most useful articles in the Housekeeping lines, and Planter's Good?; together with all of the latest Novelties, -fine DRESS GOODS, SILKS, EMBROIDER ITS; and FANCV GOODS, of all descriptions. We will guarantee to sell till Goods at as low1 prices a3 they can he had inthc City. We have full linos of the following fbafling Goods, together with every other article to be found in our line. ' Blankets froyi $1.7j>, <y?ch,fo $15,00 per pair. Long Cloths, from 12$ to 45 cents, per yard. Calicoes, from 12J- to 25 .cents, per -yard. Brown Shirtings, 14 to 25 cents, per yard. Full width Shirtings, 75c to $1,^5 per yard. 'Kentucky Jeans, '25 to'65 cents, per yard. Dress Goods plaids, 15, 25, to -15 cents, yard. Together with many thousand articles,.too numerous to mention. jr If yon wish tiaibuy Cheap Goods, and have your-.Bill .packed "free of charge," call at BANCROFT'S old stand, . STOLL, WEBB & CO., - No: 287, King Street. . N. B.?Samples with price lists sent (free of charge) to any part of'the State.nor.-O,?tf. / , * ' , ' T - _ Ordinary s Notice. ALL those having charge of ".Estates in^ Kershaw District, Ex eon tors, Executrix?/ Administrators, Administrntixs, Guardians. attd Agents, or those having Estates otherwise entrusted to them,amenable tt> theCourt of Ordinary, will make annual ret u 171 of the same to the Ordinary on or before-the fir*-! day ? ! February ncxt.^ Delinquents, after that date, will be ruled in default of making returns of their,trusts. Also, those in tin-ears to the .Ordinary will do well to look to the same. N. B.?The law of the ofliec requires toe to make this demand. . ' ALEX. E. McDO?\" ALI). Oct. 10?td. " - (t. 1C. I). Qi-i r AAPS 11 YE A !ii I We wa1 .PjpJL^fJOVy."Agents everywhere to sell our Improved $20 Sewing .Machines. Three new kinds. Under and tipper feed. Sent mi trial. Warranted five years. .Waivesalary or large commissions paid. The only machines sold 'in the United Stales for less than S III. which arc fully licensed by liowo. Wheeler & Wilson, Urover & Baker, .Singer ?S; Co., and Baehcldcr. All other cheap machines are infringement sand the sellers or users arc liable tojSjiTCSt, fine and imprisonment. Illustrated circulars sent lice. Address, or call upon Shaw & Chirk, at l?id-!cford, Maine, or Chicago, 111. June IS?y. TWILL cxcliangc Lumber for Mcrchatidise. drain or Provisions suiiahlc to carry on my business, at market price. Kov. 2=5?Gin. E. TABKMIL A rlmiuiatra.t.Tiy?r Not!pa \LL those imUhU'*! h> I lie* <?!' Win. r Ij. Picket, late ti " K-rshaw District. j deceased, by note ?r ar-coun.. for medical service or otherwise. will "please make immediate liquidation of the same i<> t!ie Administratrix: and tlio.-t* having claims against the Hstate t.il! present them. properly authenticated, to the Administratrix I>y the time ) reijnired bv law. AHABKJJ.A Ji. II. PI'.'. KKIT. Dec 7?tf. Adm"::. i j. K. WITHERSPOON, "K") ESi'KC'I'rl'l.^V informs hisfriends and XV the public generally, that he continues the sale of nil kinds of property at Auction. ? lie will attend sales any where in Kershaw Distyict, and his charges shall be as low*as it is possible. His services shall be satisfactory or no charge will be jnadc. ' Dec. -1 ?13?. A. PRlSiiE & CO'3. PATENT MELODEONS. FORTY VARIETIES, WITH PATENT BASSO TENUTO, OR SUB BASS, ' < AUTOMATIC AND SCHOOL f MORGANS, A Fm3HEDMLE^YjSlKOSEWOQ$>,WAlic j . KUT-OROAK CASES. ' : Every . It^iriimcni >tarxpi?d V-for Eive Years.' y NO OnARQE^R BOXING OR SHpPI^G} 4:0,000 NO^TN TJSE'l A N illustrated Catalogue,' containing full Jr\: description of style, and testimonials of -the most ';eminent mueicijtnB^as' to theysupc? . rior excellence; of, our. instinimcnts-?willbe sent free .to any Address. " - ' THE AUTOMATIC ORGAN,' " '.i, . :"' ' 1h presenting the -Automatic-.Organ, I wc boldly announce-the greatest triumpli in'musical instruments of tliedge^DuriHg - the past half 'century, the; French'. and'Germans have mahufacturccL'jeed '4^strumciit.s, .with l 'double bellows, and two pedals for the feet to operate; bnt tbe want or tnc rcverscu or ex- . haustion bellows, (which is the onlyibcllows used In.oiir instruments,) n)dde it impossible for them to produce the mellow, rich, and mel low tone for which our instruments tire cele^ bratcdl. ' . -;, "Another objection to this mcth.ojE.bf,blow^ j'ingwus, that both feet. being occupied, no opport iyu;y was offered for the; management of \ -th o swell; Within tho- past two years, InstVu-1 ' merits, construct od on. this Europ'ean pluri'df, ^double bellows" liavo be'ch.inanufacturediji this country, and tocounteruct this difficulty (want of a 8well) a lever lias been projected,; fromthc centre of. the instrjment,-to.^ct on the swell,'and-operated by.the. kiieer. The'inconvenience and contortion necessary, toeffect;. this object, are disagreeable enough t'a-agentlcman, But to a; lady the "use of such, an ap- r pondage is ncarly impossible.;.- i ~.t ' Our Automat id device obviatts,tli:3 difficplty entirely/the simple act of-blowing .with more or less force givipg tho dosiredfherease. ' or decrease fn he.* volume>f the:tone. '. predict for. this invention , abrilliapt future. MELODEiOX.AND SCHOOL OSGA^ . , Tor seventeen years the supcrior excellence of our Melodcons hits not been questioned,' ahsl for two years past the enormous demand' liiis mitclo it impossible for. ?3 t'o rneet our or^ ders promptly. we feci war'ranfed- in assuring ouT^patrons that'their orders will be promptly; met, arid" solicit a continuance oftbeirphtronagc. , .GEO. A. MCEii CO. . ' a* caution to ruitcnAsr.ns. " All of our instruments have upon.the name boards,, in fujj, '-GEO. A'. PAISCS & C0.''^~ When a dealer representsany other^ibstrur mcnt hs '-the same as-.'ours," ,it is usually a mere attempt'to sell an inferior iustruineht; ohK. v^hich he can makcalarcdr pro6t. . ' P. S.?A .liberal discount to churches,; cler-. gynich and schools*' Address " . GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., < - . PulFulo,: New Xork.-.^ #1:0. a. ritixcE, cn.\s. e. bacon, c.t. s. xnoy mas. . (ri1') Oct. 26?ly. 7f . " .?r? ?**+ ' BCI3P1R33 SS5"UTTLE SEWW& MACHINES ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTILEUS FOB FOR FAM0.Y AND MAMJFA&TLM PURPOSES - Agents wanted. Address. . - ' KMPUtfC.S: M. CO. . 1 6lC. Broadw:^, New York. . Sept-28.;. \;>,(UP>; ly . ? - - ? Hmnire .Smtfiiiff ftTsohiris Co. ; . muxcipax OFI'ICBj C1G Broadway, Siciv York, (1 KKAT iinprovoincnt in Sowing alnehinr-s J Empire $.li u tile, ( j-.-mlc j\io;ioti >eviiig Muchine. .It is/thus rcii?Jeret1 muselcs? i;i action? Its.mott in being all po-itivc. ii i* not !! able to eeb.ont of order. It is the best Family Madtitie. j Koiicc is c;.l cl '<> our in".v ami Im profcd Mfiiiufi oturimr Machine, for Tailors ainl Boot-ami Shoe Fitters Agents* wauled, to 'whom tt liberal discount will be given. No I Consign ments intnle. ' em pipe eewixc macmixf m. Sept. 28. (!!!') ' l'?m i svfct'.iit'oiiL'iA ll-y.O o . ii1 J '~<Jt I | TEA A7%*D tXrTM! Gil tut OH i ' _____ [T-y-" All the funking for a family may : < ?Io;i '.villi ? .3 r K< rosin dil. or tfa<. ? r \vi;|s less ir 't;b!.', Mid at ?-7#"* less eSj" n :e, lliaa any ?5?" other fuel ?., -I Kuril I'l'lir'f />'/ tlli-1 C:>?j<urnj t< lu /' i / a) uil It".! i.s r.'i'iiu// /" / end ior (.'irouliir.^:^7 i. mt:ual mtrar.vr m the tea Eioroui'jjo E.;:-;np s ?,? l!IH5 Miicirr, ni:w ycuik. Sept. 28. # (ll!') t Z-5TO"W<vrjH272t3 Improved Cotton Picker. FOR PICKING CGTTDM IN THE FIELD. 4 SIMIT.Ramicompact instrument. v.-eiglij\ ing about nvo inicm's?piths three or ill,."., l.e I...I,.! ll,,. ewiM.ui dean IVmii ttv.sli. Price -U dollars.? (Ji'iliTst'sii lie liy Till-: JIOWK MANrPAl'Tl'!.IX(5 CO. :;i (Vdnr Sirivt. New V?sl<. Or l>v mir Air-nis il.ioiigliwur (i:c Month. Out. 1!??C|y. i * GECVisr-rEU & r.o, PIAISTO I 33 A X t" F A C T CJKESR?V -110 Sil'JAIU', AY. iM-tf VOivK, 'JM1KSK l'ianos roresi-dJ l!m lii.ulics Award } I ??f Merit. ntilic 1 I7..-A/,a- l-'.'fr, over I lie ln>t ! m.-iIviTs i'oin l.nii(l(iii, Palis, liorniiitiy. tli.ciiics ' of ew York, I'll liuloiplii:!, biijtiiiiu.v :iml Uos- ' ton: also, I In; field Modal ;it the Aii.icrk'ioi In- I sliiuto. for live siiccosmvo years. Ocr ! intios l contain tlio French drati'l Action, liarp. Pedal, T Oversirtlli}; Puss. Full Iron 1-Yamc and nil Mod-1 era Improvements. Kvvry Instrument warrant- ' c el live vein s. M.-iile utilcf I In- Slip M-visi'iii ot s Mr. J it. (iKOVI'M KKX. wli . Ic s :i pracii- .1 cnl ( xpcriciii f Aver iliiry live yc.rs. mnl is i He* milker ofovcr dcu'ii llioii-iiini p-ntm-fortcs. I f i?iir facilities tor iiiniiiifiicltii Itijr enable into: t sell tlive instruments iron ,<|i)o to ?-UU cheap- | f er limit any lirst class piano forte. Sept. -S. (ufj Jy I J. S. WLL Attend in I.xpccics of j)roj>?tr at public sons having, lispose, ?ci on bygtfin^me timely notice.. Wy'ctiriejj'. ~ %. H. E. WORKMAN, -"/I , A WORISEY ATJt^trW^ AND' SOLI 0ITpK^^EajftSE^g^ ' jg^; 6fficfriibov&stj6roof Bn'um, Bro;^^'^ - ' ^icpt. 14; ; . :6m ", ;' . - . : :- ,- : ^ : --.v' -V^-;??'WESR.i CTTOSiSEi'fi'r.I;A!VS'.:&. jnX?.?' ; I J:;:;r '- V is-TRATB::::?'5 - ' eUTION~OE PENSIdN?CMiaS.'i?fe|^B OSBcc, .at the ipw Hotel.. . . *'.-,. '/> ::-j- :-. ' 1 ^28. J WM. M.SHANNQSNS -" -i ATTORS EY AT iA-W. ? ^ttW- jgj'' I . 12'OR JY^lhTYi-.'^o'.':"" J ;- - ..OfSce at Branch Bahkfi.- ,y'M Sent l- r 8m.. - : ATTORft SY/iA - .. -=Offic c, BroadL ~S.t rc&Xomd^ '& &:&$ d?. t <|> .-'.3A-limited.. *$. - " J, M-DAVIS; vXH- 11 :: AT.T-o !IS:EY:^>T:iaw^;3 - '-jstfL Office;' That Xb^orly oc'cupi^.bjWml ~^::rV *>&Sri : ; 1J . ATTOIMYEY A T^ILA^. . Office at-tiic- Gourf House', Oamdeii; S.:C.J r ' :> c; ? -' .-> r., ; -. T, * W.L.DEPASS, A^CTOh.XX!Y- AT kA'V^A^S^;-1'i-J ';- :.'. WYTft5MW.;EQtri^T;:> ] Office,'^Broaj; Street, one-door^aboreth'e Mar-^ / - -kct in the-build ing 'fe\m#rtTv?cc?pM.lSy';''-.- '' . - J. ?iL .Gaj;lcr 0^3cn, S. C'-K; attend to *a3e?-beforc th? Siipo-.;" tj-ict of ]iMbra..S"on0iO^plil,^^3jPap^'^r : j ly.to the collection o?alT climno^?or propirty. against'Oic;GoTcrnntent:'~ : '.- '-XK Sept. 1?-tf. - - - '_ V?. '" Life Insurance Company |?V& :v - pEW YORK. ALL'-'P;oil CIES NON-PORFEITINO ? . i ! T>0-LFji!2S i-Mucl b/ "this Company * JL^coinniun Life anil Endowment Tables Arte r.on -forfeiting niter the third year: t-ho las, -if the assured discontinue his premiumt either from choice or necessity, he will be entitled to a full-paid policy for the whole amount of premiums pHid. l'rovjdcd, the assured does not exceed fiO years of age at the issue of the original Policy. One of the most important objects a man can have in this wonhl. is to make sure hii family will be profiuW for when he ig taken away. You elfcct this the moment you take a Policy on vottr life in favor of vour family. L). L. DkSAK&IUK. M; D., "Medical Examiner. AY. 1). AlcDOWALL, Agent, Jan. 'JO?ly. Camden, S; C. Home Insurance Comp'y OF IVEW YORK. CASH CAPITAL?TWO MILLION COLLARS. Assctts, 1st July, If 65, S3.714.C60.06, Liabilities. 1st Jnlv, 1S0">.:.... Si 18,607,76. CilAP.LliS'j. MARTIN. President. A. F. WiLLMAUTII, Vice l'rcsd't. JOHN McfiKK. Secretary. ' t J. II. V." AS IH5UI1X. As?"I Scc'ly. Xf. 1). M.-DO WALL, Agent, Jan. .6?ly. Camden, S. C. Un cl er writers' Agency. V> . D. Mel.)w.N ALL, AtfJijNT, camdhn, s. c. Till' GKRMANIA FIIIB I NT RANCH CO. TUB IJAXOVKIl K.IIiJ TNTRAXCE CO. Tfi K NIAOAl'.A FIRM I Nl'R AX CI) CO. THE KKITRMC FIRE 1XURAXCE CO. All l!ii' Ci.'y of New York. nAYH viiit"roil into sn arrangement for tlir purpose of tiansactiag together the business of ] i:: it ranee apt inst Loss or Damage by I'irc. ami the Peri's of Inland Transportation.*' and have established an oflice in this Town designated the "UNDERWRITERS' AOKXCV:" ami your attention is respectfully called to the superior advantages which the Agency allVivds to. those wl;<5 desire to mako prompt and reliaMe insurances. .The Cash Assets of each Company issuing the Underwriters' Vniicv of Insurance exceed 15 A LP A MILLION OFDOLLAUS, making a, sirtiriir in the aggregate of THREE MILLION' DOLLARS. Jan. 20?ly. Metropolitan Enterprise, GREAT GIFT SALE OF TIIE NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE JEWELER'S ASS STATION, Capital, ?1,000,000 ?97 Krotidtvity. A*X immense stock of Pianos, Watclics, ' Jewelry. ami Fancy Goods. all to ho sold I'orOXIi l>Of.LAU each, without regard to value, ami m>t to be paid lor till you see what you will receive. CKIIT1KICATKS, naming each article, and its value, are placed it: sealed envelopes and troll mixed. One of those envelopes will be 'out by mail i?> any address on receipt of 25 iriits: live for SI : eleven for ?200: thirty for ? ">: sixty-live ibrS'.O: and one hundred for Oti receipt of the Certificate you will see ivlint you are going to have, and tlicu it is at .-our option to pay the dollar and take the trtiele or not. Puroliasors may thus obtain i (Sold Watch. Diamond iiiug. a Piano, Scwng Machine, or any set of .lowelry on our ist, for SI: and in no case can they get less han one dollar's worth, as there are no >lanks. Agents arc wattled in every town in the ouiiivy: every person can make SIO a day, oiling our certiUrates in the greatest sale of ewelrv ever known. Send' 2"l. for a Certificate, which will iniirm von win;t you can thtain lor Si. At he same time get our circular, oiitaining nil list and particulars:also. V mix! > A.gent* Address .IAMJ5S HUTCHISON & CO,* Aug.dl | i'-'f P roadway, N" V,