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rW.?K-V:v ^r>Sw -" - . >.'. v.;;-'1-\J-;Sv?.- i.Yfy ^ FOR SALE 2Y WILCOl, GIBBKS & CO., . Importers npd De/tler* in Guanos, ,14^4 Hit* : .Stret, Ssvhnn.vBread Street, Augusta, Geo: loHEtwt li.iv, Charles: on. S. C. And by McDONAM) & UeClftRT, Camden. For further information, apply or address as alxive lor pamphlets. > Nov. 1? dm. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, \ For all the purposes of a Laxative ! Medteine. M Perhaps no one medicine is so universally required b7 everybody as a cathartic, nor was ever any before so universally adopted into use, in j every couintiy and i among all classes, as this mild but efficient purgative Fill. Tho obvious reason is, 1 thi\t it is a more relia- I ble and far more ef- ! , lectuai roiuuu/ uiu.ii uu/ uiuvi. A?WOV T??*V i tried it, know that it cured then); those who have Dot, know that it cures their neighbors and friends; and all know that what it does onco ,it does always?that it never fails through any fault or ncg- \ elect of its composition. We have thou sands upon thousands of certificates of their remarkable cures of the following complaints, but such cures are j known in every neighborhood, and we need not j publish them. Adapted to oil ages and conditions in all climates; containing neither calomel nor any I deleterious drug, they may be taken with safety j by anybody; Their sugar-coating preserves them j ever fi-eah, and makes them pleasaut to take, white i " being purely vegetable, no-harm can arise from their use in any quantity. Theyo pirate by their powerful influence on tho | - internal viscera to purity- the blood and stimulato it into healthy action?remove the obstrnctiona > of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of i the body, restoring their irregnlar action tonealth, and by correcting, wherever they exist, such derangements as are the first origin of disease. ' Minute directions-are given in the wrapper on the box, for the following complaints, which these JPill* rapidly cure;? For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, IWtlcsr,. noes, Langeor and JLom of Appetite, they should be token moderately to stimufuto the stom- 1 ach, and restore its heal thy tone and action. For liver Complaint and its various symp* torns, Bilious Mcudocho,'Slck Head- > , och?. Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bil- I tons Colic and Bilious Fevers, they should I lie Judiciously taken foneach case, to correct the ; diseased action 01- remove the obstructions which cause it. 1 1 For Dysentery or Bisrrktra, but ono 1 mild dose Is generally required. For Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel,'Pal- ! < pltatioa of the Heart, Puln in the , I hide, Back and Jbojn*, thov should be continuously taken, as required, to change the diseased action of the system, with such change those j 1 oomplaluts disappear. < j I For Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings , they should be taken in large and frequent doses I to produce the effect of a drastic purge. j For Muppreuloivia large (lore should bo | ' taken as it produces the desired effect by sym- ! i>nN,? n * | ' As n Dinner Pill, tnfto one or two Pills to > promote digestion and relieve the stomach. | * An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and | bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite, " and invigorates the system. Hence it is often ad- ! "vaatageous where no serious derangement exists. ] One who feels tolerably well, often finds that a dose of these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet- | ' ter, from their cleansing and renovating effect ou i < the digestive apparatus. j , Dr. JT. C. ATER ?? CO., Practical Chemists, | i LOWELL. ATASS., V. S. A. Sold lu Uauiueu. ov HODGSON & DUN LA P. Nor. 3. iy. ,! u ? ? 1 ??-?;ji SALE. !; f BY permission of the Covm of Prohote, will , r sold oti the yih of January It*?I, at the late ! 1 residence ot Anderson Qunlls. deceased, j t TWO HORSES. 1IOOS. FURNITURE, j | dice. JOHN QUALLS, Adtn'r, j Dec. 22.?3t pd. j State or South Carolina. K KERSHAW COUNTY. By J. F. Sutherland, J. P. i WHEREAS, E. Ji Stokes made 1 suit to md t'o giant him Letters of P Administration of the Estate and effects , . of the late V. A. Smith, dee'd. i THESE are therefore to jcite and ad- j * monish all and singular the kindred and ' Creditors of the said V. A., Smith, deceased, that they be and appear before i y me, in tbo CouVt of Probate, to be held y at Camden on the 27th of January, next, after publication hereof, at 11 i o'clock in tl}p forenoon, to shew cause, ( if any they h ive, why the said Administration should not be granted. r Given under tiy hand, this twclt,h ] day of January, Anno Domini, 1871. J. F. SUTHERLAND, J. P. Jan. 12.?2t.* \ r ' wanted' : I ESTIMATES for repair* of Premise* ock eopied bjf S.A.BENJAMIlN,onBrottd6treet particulars apply is atiove. Jan. 5.?It. \ ' ' ^ ' V' ; ..> LIME A Permanent Manure. The undersigned, Agents for the Gap Lime and FertiMf Co,, Offer for Sale, SHELL LIME, Prepared for MANURE, or for Masonry and White Washing Purposes. Price per ton Delivered in Camden, $18.00.. Orders left at our STORE will meet with prompt attention. D. L. DeSAOSSURE k CO. also .... THE CELEBRATED MONITOR PLOW. Orders taken for .all kinds of Plantation Tools ' AND Farming: Implements. D. L. GeSA USSURE & CO. DTL, DOSAUSSURE & CO., offer at tUe, LOWEST CASH PRICES, or in Exchange for Cotton and other Produce, Baggiog, Bacpn Sidep, Tjcs,. Shoulder?, Rope, , t. , 'Hams, Bacon Strips, Bacon Shoulders, . Bacon Hams. Smoked Beef, . Bice, Beef Ton-rues, Flour,. Murk ere), 'Salt, Porto llico Sugar, Dciunrara Sugar, Refined Sugars, . . Java Coffee, N. U. Molasses, Rio Coffee^ f W. I. Molasses. Laguira CofTee, Syrup6. Starch, Soap, Soda, Indigo,, Spices, Mustard, Can-Fish, Sardines, Can Fruits, Jiotiled Jellies,^ Preserves, 1U Bottles, Ginger Sniyrna Figs, I'runes, llaiaios, Currahts, . i. , Almonds. EngjUh & American Pickles, all sizes, Worcestershire and ottar Sauces. Walnut, Tomatoes arid ilushtoon Katsups, Apples,,,. 'Oranges,. ....... and Cocoanuts, And every other .article usually found in a well selected and full THE YORKVILLE ENQUIRER 3F*03aL 1S712 With thi- first of the yea., the YOKKVILLE "" t ?. IViMj U Ilti'lt Will Ciller upon 111) so ciiMTViiku volume; and tho success wilh which the pro* prietOr has mot in the past, in his effort* to publish n first class Literary and.Fuinily Puper, has induced him to present attractions in the future, superior to any heretofore offered. With this view, and for the purpose of securing ,i ' ,: , ORIGINAL SERIAL STORIES, >f a higher, remunerative prizes were offered for the three best competitive stories. From i la-ge number that were submitted, a com uitteo. composed of disinterested aiid'couipe. :ent Hternry gentlemen, selected nstlje most Mitertaiiiiiijr, "AYLONa TEifPTATiON vliieb.on opening tlif seals containing the luthors' names, were found to be from the jens of siiine of the most popular story wriidrs; and 11 it: So productions ure pronounced <[ual.to;tho Rtories issued from any "weekly press in the country. THE PRIZE STORIES ivill run through at.Jenst twenty-six numbers >f the pifper, and will, be followed by three >;her original stories cf absorbing interest, ivritten expressly for the 'Enquirer, entitled respectively. ? DESTINY?A TALE 6F IJEFORETIfE WAR;" 'BROKEN CIS* TERNS;" and UNKNOWN-," faking not less than- three hundred columns of Original Stories to be published during, the year; Which) ih addition to the Miscellaneous Read* itig, adapted to all classes; the Agricultural Department, containing practical ur.d useful inforipnti?.u .for tho Farmer; "Reading for thtt .Saiibath, unfler rtie snj>ervisionot ft e;en cnl gentleman of marked ability, whose gracelul pen embellishes his. department in every number; n column of "Wit mid Ilumorjtogether with Editorials on appropriate topics; a compenil of the NeWs, at home and abroad ; Commercial and Market Reports, nnd being one of the largest papers published in the South, printed in the best style oil a steh.ii press, the Enquirer will supply the want of every.fireside, ami sustoin its reputation as a newspaper for the family c>rcle. PRIZES TO SUBSCRIBERS. With a determination to keep up with the; spirit of the times?the distribution of Prizes heing the popular idea?the Proprietor has letermined to adopt, a system' of GIFT DISntlBUTION among the subscribers of the Enquirer.-; but upon.ft plan different from that to prevalent, in brass jewelry, "dumb watch?s" and shilling pictures are . thp- chief it tractions. It w deemed preferable to award i substantial gift, in an equitable manueV, ipon the following plan : Commencing with the first wpek in January 1871, the name of each subscriber on the list, Alio has paid in advance, will be placed in a tox provided for the purpose. On each Wedicsday morning throughout the year, after :liorough!y mixing the namca, one name will ie drawn, to bo entitled to a prize of FIVE DOLLARS in cash. ?3F"As names are ad!e<f to tlio list they will be placed in the box. l'he name of the cersou drawn each week A'ill be announced in the issue of the paper mecee licg the drawing, nnd the money promptly forwarded to tlip address. 1'kRMS, IN ADTANCE. *)ne copy, oneyear $ 3 00 Two copies one year 5 00 Ten copies, one year, with an extra copy to the person making the cltib,; 2500 Money can bo safely remitted by/"registered" ctter. Specimen copies will be Bent on np? jlication. Address. ; . r L. M. GRIST, Vorkville, $. C. .All papers not now on our exchange list .vbieh copy the above, including this notice', ind forward a marked copy containing the ?nme will be entitled to a copy of the Enquirer for onej ear. Jan. 5. FOR SALE. The premises situalcd in Kirkwood, front, ing on Lyitltton street, now occupied bv F. f., Phelps, bounded respectively by Miss Sallie Chcsnut,'Mr. Gerald nnd Col* Wm. M. Shannon. , The plot of ground attached contains seven and one-eighth acres. For further particulars .address, J* C. GlBBFtf. care of 537, 533 and 541. Broadway, New York. Jan. 12. It. pri, . ' "NOTICE. Proposals will be received at the office of County Commissioners at the Court House, for the thorough repair of 25 MILE CREEK BRIDGE. All proposals roust be scaled and opened on Tuesday. January 31st, 3871. J. F. SUTHERLAND, Chtn'n, Jan. J2 ?3t. 1 r*z"' 'iiw vi ?3 re?/-*'*S^^^xXk^. vs'-JNibV ,?v I- vr ??gg?>, : ?$&?. '. ?J. '4. . . -'< .'.- ' ' . V'"' '. '"". , .J . ' .. w;-k i IV>; ';/ - .-?/' ' '{K , , vSljfe t?> ? CIIAKLES A. DANA. Editor. Site guitar ^i'rfkly Jm A N'rwipapcrol rho Present Times. I Intended for Poodle Nose on Earth. Including Farmcis, Mechanics. Merchants, Professional Men, Wutkcre, Thinkers, and all Manlier of-Honest Foil:*, and the VTivc?, Sons, and Daughters of all inch. . , , ONLY ONE D OIi L All A YEA ft I ONE UUNDftEl) COPIES FOR 850, Or less than One Cent n Cony., liet there bo a ' $50 Club at every P6ct Office. . > C ? * ~ t .. , SEiKL "VVEEILLY SDN, S!3 X YEAR, of the samo size and general character as THE WEEKLY, bat with a greater variety of miscellaneous readme, and. fofnlshlog tho news to Its sntnerlWa with greater freshness, beeante it comas twice a'week Instead of onto only. THE DAILY SDN, SO A YEAR. A (ircSralncntlv roadih'o nowspsjier, witn the largest circulation in the world. Tree. Incl<v widcut, mid tearless In politics. Ail tho news from evcrywhoro. Two coats a copy; by mail, 50 ceuts a mouth, or'f 6 a year. TERMS TO CLUBS. TEE COLLAR WEEH.LY SUN. Fivo copies, one year, Separately addressed. . Four Collars. Ten copies, ono vear, senxrately addressed (and an extra copy to the setter up ofeiuo). , Eight Collars. Twenty copies, ono year, separately addressed (aad an extra copy ho tne geUer op of tlob). Fifteen Dollars. Fifty copi"*, ono year, to one address (aid tho Semi-Aeckly ode year t? getter up cfclqb), Tbirty-rbreo Collars. Fifty roplssf one rear, separately addressed (and, tao Seml-W oekly oaeyearto fetter nt? of club), Thirty-Arcs Dollars. One hbndred conies, one year, 'to one nddresa f ind tho Fully for otio your to ihc getter an of club;. Fifty Collars. One hundred copies, one year, separately addeeded (ant! tho Dally loroiie year to thegelter up orclub), x j Sixty Doflmra. THE 'DE.Hf-WEEK.LY SITX. Fire copies, ono year, separately sddteved, Eight ColinVfl. Teh cordcs, ore yosr separately addressed' (and un extra copy to getter up of ebio), _ .fcifxtcen Collars. 8S.VC YOUR MONEY InFo^t Office ortry. cheeks, or drafts on h"c* 1 org."wherever canvoalent. jf not, men register tne letter, containing .uo.tcy. Address I. 17. EXCLAVE, rnbllibc-, Sua office. >'ew York City.' Notice^ * r On Friday the 23d of Deoeibber. by per mission of J. F.Sutherland, Judge of Probate I'will offerifon Sale,, tho .fallowing effects of the Estate DENNI3 McLendon, deceased, towit: .. PEAS, ' CORN, POTATOES, &.C. E. A. YARBOROUGH. Dec. 8.?2t Adm'r. NOTICE. . One month from date, I will make application to the Court of Probate, for Letters Dismissory as Guardian ofWm. C. Matheson and Kate Matheson.' J. D. MATHESON, Dec. 8.1 in. Gunrdian. GROCERIES! GROCERIES!I Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, .: . Ale, See., &c. SUGAR, and COFFEE, FLOUR-and LARr CANDLES, SOAP, and STARCH, r PEEBLES' New Grocery and Provision Store. GREAT REDUCTION Ih Price of Tuition AT THE CAMDEN "FEMALE INSTITUTE. The exercises of tHia Institution, Will be resumed on Monday, }ind January, next.? It will be ably conducted under the Tuition ot Five Teachers, and under the superintend' ehce of the uudersigned. Feeling grateful for the patronage extended us, we give below the reduction in our Prices of Tuition : Collegiate De'pt. Per Month......84 00 Academic J 00 Primary .......2 25 French... 2 00 Music and useofPiano 3 20 W. BEAUMONT CLABKSON, Professor of English Literature, Languages . ai)d Ulatheihatics. Mr? lit T.niTTffR CLAKS6N. Principal, English Department. . Miss L. J. CLARK. , Drawing, French and Music. Miss R. F. GAILLARD, Music. Our object ia to establish a. School where Poor men, as well as Rich, can have their children educated, and not to have what is so often erroneously styled a SkLect School. W. BEAUMONT CLARKSON. Dec. 15?tf. Principal. . stjwibriie'si molasses,, 8yryp. bice,-: ' ' vinegar, Pickles, > oysters, lobsters; mackerel, - salmon, . . spices. Canned fruits, Jellies, of all Kinds. ^ :JL-. ^/rat'iiex oj, ,< Sugar Biscuits, Cheese, &c; For sale low, at ' 'j ' PEEBLES' , Pepper, Spices, Starch, Corn Stnrch, and Arrow Root, For Sale by . ... i IJODGSON & DUNLAP. MAIL NOTICE~ , P08T.0FFICE,. . Camden. S. C., January 4tb. 1871. On and alter the 10th inst., the Office hohrs will bo as follow* : _ Open daily from 10 o'clock A. M. to 2 P. MFrom 6 P. M. to 7 P. M. Shndayp from 10 A. M. to 11 A. M. Mail closes daily at 7 o'clock P. M.. AH persona in arrears for Box rent and Postage, who do not settle immediately, will find their mail at the General Delivery; and newspapers belonging to said delinquents will be held and sold in accordance with the Post Office laws, for the payment of the same. AH Boxea not paid for (one quarter in advance) will be declared vacant, and for rent on the above date. .4 SAMUEL PLACE, P. m. Jan. 5 ?It. 1 ! i' 'ii .... 1 ' ' Ml1'"' latestrotations V ', ; CF ... . SOUTHERK SECURITIES. IN CHARLESTON, S. C., Corrected Weekly by Broker, No. 25 Broad-st. "DECEMBER 6,1870. Stat^ SsctliniES?South Carolina, old @85?; ao new??TO do, registered stock, @70? Citv Securities?Augu8>?, Ga. Bonds, @ 8?; Charleston, ^8, C. Stook, @52--do, Fire Loan Bonds,?@68; Columbia, S. C. Bands. @60. Railroad Bonus?Blue Ridge,<<drst mortgage, a (>0* Charleston and Savannah, o 0? Charlotte, Columbia aod Augiidtar, a 85; Cheraw arid 'Darlington,?aS2; Greenville and Columbia, 1st mortgage,a 85;?do, State guarantee, xrG9?: South Carolina e^-ctyupon, a73; do, a69. Spartanburg and Utlibn, a55 RaiLkJAd Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,?@40. Greenville,-and Columbia,'a2:' Northeastern, a I3:iSftvannah and Charleston, a32- South Cafbiina whole shares, .^41; do-, hall do, a41SOUlTH CAROLINA BANlC BlLLS. *H#n!r of Charleston ?(al? Bank of N ewberry ...?(a)? Bank of Camden ......32@~ Bank of ?.'Gkorgetown o@? Bank 6f South Carolina 8@? Bank of Cheater 7(a)? Bank ,of Hadaburg Bank State-S.-C.^rior to 18^L45(ca?.. Bank.State 8 Oisstffi1861 &'*62.25@? *Jt>lantcrs & Mechanics' of Charleston. ?@? Poodle's Bink of Charleston.?(a)? UoioT} Bank. of Charleston ?@? Southwestern B. R. Bank of Charleston) (old).. @? Southwestern It. B.. Bank of Charleston, (new) ? (a)? State Bunk of Charleston.. 6(a)? Farmers.', and ^Exchange Bank of Charleston 3(a)? Exchange Bank of. Columbia..?7(a)? Commercial Bank of Columbia.. 10(a)? Merchants' Bank ofCheraw 6@? Planters' Bank of Fairfield 6@? Stato of S. C. Bills Reoeivable...95.. City of Charleston Change Bills.95. ' '> : I Bills mdrked thus(^) are beiDg.redeemed at the Bank Counters of each. KING'S MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL, YORKVILLE, S. C. THE First Session of the 8chool year of I 1W71 mill hoirin /in fho 1ST OF FEBRU* ARY,"' Terms.?Fori School Expenses, i. a., Tui. tion, Bypks. Stationery, &o.., Boarding, Fuel, Lights*. Wnsliing, .$!&> in currency, per 8es? sion of fi ve month Fof-circular* containing full particulars, apply to ' Cot;. A. COWARD, Prindiffol and Prietor. DocCnjVar*2i:'"'1 , 6t. Saner Kraut. and PICKLED CUCUTftfcEBS. Nice* and FRESH,at < KIRKLEY'S. Paint^and Tarnisli. Pnre English White Lead. Chrome,.Greene ana Other Colors. Dhrntir, G?mch, Cop&l Varnishes &c. Litrseed, Tanners and Machinery Oils. For Sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP. Carpeting, Oil Cloth, Matting, Rugs, Door-Mats, &c., &c., Such as are usually found in a first class Carpet Store. Not. 24.?3m. Cooking Extracts. Maccaroni, Coxe's Gelatine, Sea Moss Fa1 riue and Spices. For Sale by HODGSON <fc DUNLAP. ; LEJBIG'S . , Extract of Meat. Highly strengthening for Invalids.'arid Children, by . HODGSON & DUNLAP. Medicines* &c. A complete suppiy-of the moat popular Patent Medicines. Also, m?)l.eueni, r Iiuw^uu, and Germoti Bitten;.. For Sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP. Kerosene Oil". Pure, Safe and Chenp For Sale by HODGSON & DUNLAP. French Confectioneries" A Fresh supply of Crvstalized Fruits, Fancy and Plain Candies, for Solo by HODGSON & DUNLAP. GROCERY STOCK. ALSO ' ' ' u :. A Fall Assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware, Boots and'Shoes, Saddlery, Hats and Caps, ." Crockery, Wood and WiHow Waro, and Tin . . .Ware, <'< ?' Wbifch win be found suitable for Family and Plantation Purposes. ' D. L. i>ESAU5S>UliJEi a \jv. VALUABLE FARMS FO Tb SALEi near LIBERTY IIILL. ALSO, RESIDENCE At that place. KjER'SHAW & KERSHAW, Dec. 15.?tf. Solicitors. Wanted to Hirei A PIANO, in good order. Ap'plvnt THIS OFFICE. Not. JO. ... "special notice. On after January 1st, 1871, we will, POSITIVELY NOT CREDIT any parties whose accounts pta- standing OVER ONE YEAR. NECESSITY forces u? to adopt the above Rule, and in no case will we VIOLATE it. HODUSON DUNLAP. SHANNON & LINING, Attorn^sat^i^^^ -fV-tfr' . . .v;-* EEBK ' , BAUM Having removed from UsTZEW, E: .a: i \ > COMMODlOl At the corner of Brcai Thej would invite their friends and Recent Addition Which thej have ei Corresponding t* Thankful for i>a9t favors, we would a tl&p our. patrons will be compensated fo At which we have marked ou LATE DECLIN: ? Camden, Dec. 15. Jj WE INVITE THE ATTENTION 61 PUBLIC GENERALLY, TO OUR N Drugs, Medici: A. IV VAflrsiif now being received from the Northern ully ..selected. , Oar S a'i.s varied and complete, an cle usually kept in our line of business, I . . t,.T( '^Aiv.OY and ARTICLES SUITABLE for the, . JE?0?jX2 ' 1 ? We purchase for; Casllj andean Goods can be found in any Market.in.Jtl We invite an inspection, feeling asaui THE POLIC1 MFI AM) TOMIM OF THE! No. 29 BROAD ST., WM. atcBURNEy, FresWnt. s I "E. P. ALEXANDER, V. P. ai)d Actuiry. . J. F. GILMER, Vice Pres. res. in Get). E. NYE HUTCHISON, Vice Pres. res. , ip. Georgia. , , 1 ' ftFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS deposit of-Policy Holders. More than ONE MILLION DOLLARS of This Company, having complied witttall th? i^sue the usual forms of Life and Endowment ; ' . . : f> Cash premiums : cash dp Ail policies non-forfeitable nfferthe pnyme Paid-up Policies issued on surrender of thi Purely MUTUAL! No Stocko.dders! AH eii. Dividends declared Annually. Dividends once declared are nonforfeitnbh to increase the amount of Assurance, or to ma with the Company, however applied, may be \ Investments confined by Charter to the mo Patronize the only Life Assurance in the St - , . * war] Dr, O .J. Shannon. Medioal Exam : VALVABLS PLANTATION | t'OR BENT! TIIAT Valuable Plantation, Callefl theMOBLEY Tract, on the West side of WATEEEE RIVER, one mile from CheBnut's Ferry, upon which are 600 Acres of Cleared lands; Good Dwelling and Oiithohaes, Barnes, Cotton Gin and Screw, Terqas made known by application to * i KERSHAW & KERSHAW. Dec. 15.?3fc. Attorneys. 5 ? i. . ?; ; r-4?GEO. A. BOWiMM, Agent, lt 237, King St., .. CHAZ^ESTON, S. C., .... ^Aeeps constantly on hand, a large and well IVAL. . M BROS., their OW]Sta^d, to their LEGKASSTT rS-BTJILDING | :fl i and Rutledge^Streete. M . the public at large to examine the ' |&BH is to^tlieir 3 i adeavored to,Tender ) their Building. . ek a continuance of the same, co'nfideft rijOw phiobs r stock in consequence of the E IN COTTON. Billl BROS.' f OUR CUSTOMJ3RS AND EW STOCK. OF , r/. * ties, Chemical, #?Q$S i Markets, where all havo been caro d will be found to contain every arti tosether with a great variety of GOODS, D-A.TTS. , ' and. will Sell as LOw aa sucje Statp.,, , , i, ... red we can give satisfnctioniv i . nODGSON'A DUNLA'P.. , _ L. if HOLBEUSi ! ASSURANCE 0.', SOUTH. CHARLESTON, C. GEO. E. BOGGS, Secretary. ': . JOH^?:'DARBY. M. D.. foedia?t Adviur AUGUSTINE T, SMYTHE. Solicitor. IAMES CONNER. Coumel. i. A. KTNLOCH'.M. D. I Local Medical I. LEB^Yt Jr.. M. D., | Examincra. i;d with Comptroller General for protection 'Assurehce applied'for. a conditions of Charter, is now prepared to Policies on the Cash system. ^ f flDENDS ! CASH POLICIES I nt of ONE Annual Premium, a original for an equitable amount, profits DIVIDED umong the Puliey-jBold 3, and may be used to reduce the Premium ke the Policy self-sustaining. Dividends.left ised, in case of need, to pay Premiums, st solid and reliable Securities, ate, and keep your MONEY A3?. ?DME. 1EN R. MARSHALL, Agent. tier, Camden, S. C. Axle Urease, > . By the Box or Kejr. . HODGSON & DIJNLAP. BISSELL. TT^XANDEKDENTISTS, BliOAD ST., CAMDEN, S. C. 1 < Office over the Store of WiTTKoVvsiy Sc Hyams. r M. BISSELL, I. H. ALEXANDER. Oct. 27. RESIOVA-L. MISS D. H, McEWEN & CO.. . i, Havinjj'removed to their iKTExrvm^oniEJ, ; Opposite Mr. A." M. Kennedy's, invite their friends and cmrtorfte'rs to cull end examine irieir siock. 11 nmoraces every iuwr 10 oe found in a ,, . 5 , . ! ? ' Millinery Establishment and ennnifcts in part., nf BONNETS, HATS RIBBONS. FLOWERS. &c., <fec. Alio DRESS-GOODS, POPLINS. EMPRESS CLOTHS, DELAINES. CALICOES. ' A LONG CLOTHS." L1NSEY8, JEANS and A HOSIERY. DRESS TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, and a large stock very desirable CORSETS and Kid ^jjking Tobacco, sb