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TllS CAMffl JODii CAltDBN, S. C., AUOL'CTtt,* 187X. LOCAL NEWS. u o V CAMDEN POST OFFICE. Until ftfrther notice tfie Northern and Southera MaH will close every night during the week at 8J o'clock P. M. Sundays at 4 o'clock P. M. " Lancaster and Flat Rock?Arrives at 6 o'clock P. M,, Monday, Wednesday and FriFriday. Leaves at 6 o'clock A. M., Tuesday, . iftirsdny and Saturday. ' Bradford Springs, Jefferson asp Tiller's Ferry?-Arrives at 12 o'clock M., every Friday. Leaves at 1 P. M., every Friday. Office open during the week for delivery of Mail, from 9 o'clock A. M., to 1 o'clock P. M., - __. rl n 7 p -H _ nnti rrora uj o.ciwk > . >uM u v v.w. . . .... Sundays from 10 A. M. to 12 o'clock P. M. Aug. 0. SAMUEL PLACE. P M. Idt*r .'f icy 1 **' ? r CHURCH DIRECTORY.: Methodist Church?Rev. A. J. Stokes, Uastor ??10} A. JL and 8$ 1\ M. J. . . .. Presbyterian Church?Rev. S. II. IIat, Pastor ?Ipj A. M. nn<! 5 p. M. Episcopal Church?Rev. J. Stkinfort Kid# Xsy. Pustor?10} A. M. nnd 5 P. M. Raptist Church?Rev. A. K. Durham, Tatsor ?10J A. M. and 8} P. M. To our Patrons. We respectfully call the attention of Oar subscribers to the fact that within a fewweeks we will send to them all a hill of their indejbtedpess to the Journal. Should there be any bills against those who have paid, we hope uo offence will be taken, but that they will cotno up and infurm us up to what time their receipts entitle them to the paper.? Besides, we desire to have our books to begin from July 20,1S71, the day upon which wo to^ possession of the offico. ""A^itretpiircs the cash to purchase paper audink and pay the workmen "we are com-, polled to adhere to the .cash principle in conducting the paper. Wo therefore ask that all who desiroto subscribe or have their paper coultHucd,' -will come forward at once and make the necessary arrangements. Mr. A. T. Pcctc, Deputy Collector Internal Revenue, arrived here on Monday, and lips been engaged in the duties of his office, lie will be here hut a few days. .tC? *Tax Returns.?Let everybody take * notice, that the 15th instant is the last day ujW'wtyieh tax returns will le received by., the County Auditor. Wc should have no'* defaulters. _ ... . < , - Title- Secretary of the Cotton States' Mechanics' and Agricultural Fair Association of Augusta, Co., has sent us a schedule of - .t i x; premiums ami regiiniwinw mu * ?? ?,. w ?"? held in tJujt city on Tuesday, October 31st, 187i}v,Ower $15,000 are to be distributed */ iii pntaiuiitf. - * j j The Camden Bridge Company is no long- j cr a corporation. The Directors luvc tum- , cd over the fferry to Messrs. Clark. Theodore | Jiang, aud T. W. Jjing. to do with it as it , *e<ans best to them. Would it not be profitable to our merchants were they to make it a free ferry ? Wc shall recur to the subject , again. ' * . - * J X Xeu Comer.?We received on Monday tire first uuuibcr of the Pickens Sentinel, a weekly paper published at Pickens. S. C., * by J. R. Holcombe, & Co. Their .salutary *- nr. A ird IwrA. Mi) /Irmihf IS lliilliIS ?IIU uuc, uu? nv ? >V v.v?v? that their brethren <?f the press all over the State will return tbeai friendly greeting and pass the compliment usual on such occasions. ( Malicious Mischief.?There are several eases of Leg shooting, now peuding before ^ the Trial Justices Courts, upon indictment , for malicious mischief. The convictions only add to the debt of the county j while " they do not pay for the hogs, nor bring them back to life. But still the offenders arc \ punished. * " * * 1 Sek advertisement of Col. D. "W. Jordan, , A& t, in this issue. The Colonel evidently i ( understands the art of drawing customers, . and is also cognizant of the fact that the , dull season ? as important to advertise in as1 ( the lively, and that there is no economy in , keeping up an advertisement nine months in the year, whcji it is as expensive as to keep , ft going for a twelvemonth. ' ( Tiie Musical Club, Held a regular , faceting m evening at the rb'J'^encc I, of Judge Lek&er. Jt was ooe of the meat , pleasant retmione of the seasons. The Club , meets n?*t?.t Dr. 8. Baruch'a <wi Monday evening, August 14th, The Club should not be selfish in dispensing their music, but } fevor the community with another of their (Concerts before the cold weather sots in. ( Our Table.?Wood's Household Magazine /bj- August, comes to us full of interesting matter. Th* publishers have procured the best literarv talent the country affords, : ^ y ? whose productions tuake the magazine a general favorite among all classes. It entertains while it instructs, and its visits to our 1 sanctum are welcomed with pleasure. The 1 price is only one dollar a year. Published at Newburgh, New York. The Southern Cultivator for August, presents its.usual array of excellent suggestions, advice, remedies, receipts, and instructions. Its agri?dtur?l department is unusually excellent and full, Its. mechanical is replete with interesting fret#. The ladies, too, are not neglected, but are taught "How to dispense with table servants." Terms $2.00 a year. Published at Athens, Ga. 4 W. D. Smith,'a printer by provision, but who ,:for-tho last throe or four months has been unable to work, occasioned by disease which had reduced him to a very pitiable condition, was, on Friday last, sent to his homo in Fayetteville, C., through the exertions of our efficient Chief of Police, Mr. Witherspoon, who' obtained the necessary funds through contributions from a number of our citizens. _ - . f'i ? ''.1 Sunday School Convention.?This Convention will meet tcuiorroy,' the 4th inst., at 11 o'clock, A. 31., at the Baptist .Church.- Keligious exercises may be expected at the Baptist Church to-morrow eveninj fit. ft-mo n'ftlnck : at the Presbyterian " '"O "" 7 > j Church Saturday evening at the same hour -y at the Methodist Church Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock ; and Sunday night at the 3Iethodist Church at 8:30 o'clock. Union Sabbath School exercises will' be held at the Presbyterian Church Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. * -'V'" * r H Thk Weather and Crops.?On Saturday; Jus tpUuj idea and Vicinity was yisitedjjy a refreshing rain, causing vegetation to look as.smiling as possible. Unfortunately, however, the shower was local, and many1 portions of the county have received no rain for six weeks. We learn that cotton is shedding badly in the neighborhood of Flat Rock and elsewhere, and that corn Is suffering extremely. The prospect, therefore, is but little brighter than it was last week. Different Opinions.?An internecine strife is being fiercely waged between the County Commissioners' and the Auditor,? They desire him to occupy a room at the Court House, while he insists tliat-his office should be adjacent that of -the Treasurer, inasmuch as they arc "birds of a feather," and therefore, ought to "flock together." . . They say that he is bound to occupy any office they choose to -.give him, while lie points them to the County Treasurer, who has an office where it suits hip, they allowing him to rent it, and, a priori, lie should be allowed to do the same. The latest touch is to put the Auditor and Treasurer into one office. ' Inter urmo, leges silent " - A P,ean of Praise.?On Saturday night about 10. o'clock P. M., just as we were closing our labors for the woek, all at once there fell upon our listening ear, the most, ravishing melody. We looked up and down and around, and tried to look under, to sec whcnco it came. Finally it flashed upon us, that it must bo the Camden Brass Band, I discoursing *a symphony of praise for the delightful rain that had just fallen. Such "sweet thunder" we did not think, candidly, tlicv could "tfroducc, considering tho short time they have been practicing. We have iioted with pleasure their great improvement, and it* we were not bashful, would thank them fur their serenade, which was not uvcant for us. % Farewell, a Last, Loxn, .Sap, Farewell !?We allude now to the Court House, iail, Poor House Farm, its mule and wagon, its 12,000 feet of lumber and 8,000 l'inc shingles, the tables and desks, advertised for sale next Monday, by the -Coroner, at the suit of the Sheriff. Looking uP?n these relics in the abstract, considering them merely aa Court House, or a jail, a poor house farm, or a mute, a foot of lumber, or a pjue shingle, a table, or a desk, we cannot eonecive any particular fondness for them. Nothing are more common than these, but in this particular instance, when we reflect that these are, in a measure, our owe, that we paid somewhat for then), that we .have id mi red the lofty proportions of the Court House, and praised its acoustic properties, *azed with pleasure (?) upon the ruins of the old jail, atxi in a manner, en viol the | poor house its inule ami wagon, a feeling of decided melancholy broods over our spirit, md we are tempted to think of the eouiity stripped of ail its property, and cast loose upon the cold charity of the world. Ia faefc, we are blue about the matter. We wish somebody would stop the thing before it is too late. But the time draws near, and for fear it may not be stoppod, we make our idieus. Nevertheless, we would like i hair out of that mule's tail, or a spoke of that wagon's wheel, a toot of that lumber, or one pine shiuglc, for a memento of the mournful occasion. What brutes those Jaunty Commissioners must feci themselves to be, WjIP are the cause of this thing. A Gekat Inducement.?The South Ca-' rolina Land and Immigration Association, conducted by Messrs. Butler, Chadwiek, Gary & Co., in answer to a letter from a distinguished eitizen of our county, say, under date of July 27, 1871: * * - xl.^x "Am regards your suggestion tm yui agents should ha authorized to announce that the money derived &on sale of our tickets in* the district named (Kershawy) should be applied to the settlement of a colony ip your neighborhood, we unhesitatingly authorize you to promise the same in our name." " Wo thus hare s certainty of benefit to be done to our entiro people, in this promise. Let us consider that the end for which many efforts have been mode, is at last within our reach, and that it depends upon ourselves alone. whether this splendid offer shall be met in the right spirit. Should our people wake to a proper appreciation of the benefit to be derived from the settlement of a colony of intelligent laborers cf the white race -*?.c * .? w vv-e- ? ? our midst, we think we can safely predict that all will feeh the advantages of such an influx of business, nod that in a short time other colonies wUi follow the lead, thereby contributing to the material'wealth and pros- \ perity of every citiscnof thecounty. ! The remedy for many ef our evib is thus brought to our very doors, and enterprise and energy alone are needed to seize upon it. No-more advantageous .proposition could bo made than this one. It is needless to detail its advantages, because they aro known and appreciated by every thiukipg- man.? Let us, then, show our earnestness by closing with this handsome offer. The letter 1' J ...... Ka a/un at tVlO nffioO of John ItJIUl lOU \AJ i/UU UV ObOU MV Vi.v v?? ? Kershaw, Esq., the County Agent. Me. P. P. Toat.e's New Office and SalesroGms.?We are happy to inform our readers that their old acquaintance, 3VJr* ? P. Toale, while continuing his Manufactory of Doors, Sashos, Blinds, etc., on Horlbeck's Whauf^. Charleston, S. C.. - ha&<opened a handsome office and extensive salesrooms at I 'r' No. 20 Ilayue stroet, where they will find it more convenient to call on him when they > visit ttye city. The salesrooms extend-.to No. 33 Pinckney stroet, where the.e is tfiother entrance,. Send and rget a new ..#nd extended price lisfof latest styles, etc. 8ee advertisement/ ' ? r ? Tfiia Valuable Family Medicine has been widely , and favorably known in our own and foreign countries, upwards, of . ~, T-fcLUtT X XHiAMQl I It has los^ none of its goodnarae by repeated ' trials, bat continues to occupy a prominent position in every family medicine chest. It id'nn External and Internal Remedy. For Summer Complaint, or any other form of bowel disease in children or adults, it is an nlmost ecr^ tain cure, nnd lins without doubt, been more successful in curing the various kinds of CHOLERA than nny other known remedy, or the most skillful physicianf In India, Africa and China, wherethis dreadful disease .is more or less prevalent, the Vain Killer is .considered by the natives,1 as well as European residents in those climates, a wire remedy; and while it is a most efficient remedy for pain, it is a perfectly safe medicine, even in nnskilTTul hands. Directions accompany each bottle. Price 2?? cents, 50 cents, and $1 per bottle. . r> ) t*' v ' SOXICE. All persons 'indebted to or having claims against the estate of MASON D. WOOD, deceased, will present the same or make payment to the Executor by the first day of October next, J. B. HAMMOND, Executor. jtily 27?51* TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. __________ | Notice is hereby given that thirty days from the date hereof, the undersigned will apply to the Judge of I'robntb for Letters Dismiasocy of , their ndministration of the . estate of the late ' Theodore C. Dutton. , l W. II. & MARTHA C. DUTTOX,' ' *i July 12tli, _ Adm'r. & Adm'rx. THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST . t THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, \ GJEt RENVILLE, S. C. I JAMES P. BOYCE, 1). I)., Professor of Systematic Theology. JOHN A. BltO ADD US, D. D., Professor of Tnterpretntion'of the New Testament. BASIL MANLY, Jr., D. D., Professor of Biblical Introduction. Polemic Theology, and Preparation and Delivery of Sermons. 0. H. TOY, D. D., Professor of.Interprctotion of The Old Testament; * WM. WILLIAMS, D1 D., Professor of Church History, Church Government, and Pastoral THE NEXT SESSION (of eight months) open* on Thuvsday, September 1st, 1870, when there will be hn introductory Lecture by Dr. Buyce It is on many accounts important for Students be present on the first day. THE STUDIES Are exclusively Theological. The Seminary doe* not undertake to supplant a college or gram- . ?nr school, in giving literary instruction. Those J who need that must seek it, where it is appro- ' priate. tint in pursuing the extensive course | included klrietly under Theology, instruction-is ' given adapted to different grades of preparation; ' so that the Lest college graduates, and those who have only a good English education, may l?n<l? find an<?1i AAiirHCR a. tbev re.*noetivelv need ( There nre eight distinct Departments or Schools, ' several .of which hare two or three classes each, i ' **L?etriotr or ere dim. - j A Student selects, w'rth such advice ae he may i desire from.the l'rafesfwra, thesohjacta to which , he dex otes himself for tlue year. If aueceeeftil^ , he cas graduate m tho ^eAanhueote he ha* *eb<v , sod, and the next year, if be is able to return, , pursues the ether parts of <te <ee*jtnse; to com. ptel* which requires usually t hree to four yearn, according to preparation and diligence, ,i PA8T0118 ATTENDING MrR ONE TEAR, 'i On leave of absence from their churches might'' find their mind* directed as to the method of study, the books, which are most available, the topics which need investigation; and by their presence among the Students might both rcceivij' and iinjfart stimulus and practical experience in their great lifcivork. x EXPENSE*. \ There arc no charges for tuition, nor fees of ' any kind. Some of the rarer and more cxpeu- f *ivc text books, as in the languages, arc' loaned ' <0 the Students. The cost of those which .it is < necessary to buy varies from tenio twenty-five dollars a year. They may be procured in (Irccnvillo at New York cost. Board is fur. nished in the ''Seminary Hall" at actual costf pay about ten dollars a month, including food, _fucl and lights. One hundred dollars will cover ' necessary expenses of a Session, if clothing, ' travelling expenses and personal incidental are otherwise provided for. LOCATION. Greenville is in a healthy mountain region, and is reached by. railroad, via Columbia, S. C. AID TO STUDENTS Who nrced such assistance, is supplied, so for aa the means contributed admit,, out of a "Student's Fund,'* the collection and management of which has been entrusted to Rev. B. Manly, Jr. U is desired that no one, who is prepared to enter with proper qualifications, spiritual and intellectual, on the studies of the Seminary, shall be debarred from it by laok of means. Brethren wishing to attend are invited to write at once. Contributions for the purpose of supplying them with the necessaries sf life while studying to prepare for the Ministry,/are also respectfully solicited. For Catalogues, or further information address B. MANLY. J*., - Secretary of the Faculty. * Axle Grease, By the Box or Kog. HODGSON & DCNLAP. fa ,,c: t . Special Noticc?.vr > . 'V1 "j T~ i CAEEFUHLT. - Ague and Feyer" The only preventive known for Chills and Fever is the. use of Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps. V.*""' : M. a Wolfe's (Schiedam Schnapps. Is good for Dyspepsia* p ' Wolfe't Schiedam Schnapps. Is good'for nil kidney and bladder complnijrts.Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps Is used. all over the world by physicioas in-their P""*"*, . Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps . .;i f*-} Tfrgood for Gout, Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps Is good for all Urinary complaints. j O.iTI.J ci?i iruutrs Bunieuuiu ocuunj>{D .Is rocomtnended by ill the medical Faculty, Wolfe't SelUedum,Schnapps. . Is good for Colic ani palii in the stomachy T? >10 c 11 ' ??? .. Wolfe't Schic'dujp.Sdiuaj>}>?. $9t imitated and counterfeited, sad purchasers .a will hare to use caution in purchasing, r}. I-, beg Ieaye ici call the attention of the reader to tf qtitaonials in fayoi: of the Schnapps:,. I feel bound to say that I ricgafdyouf Schnapps as being'lit eveiry reApVct pre-eminently pure, and-deserving of medical patronage. At nil etvents-it is the purest possiblo article of Holland gin, heretofore unobtainable, and.as such may be safely prescribed by physicians. DAVID U-MOTT, Mj D., Pharmaceutical Chemirt, Now'York. . XovisvittE, Ky., Sep^ 1-?Lfeel that we haye now an article of gin-suitable for such caBes as that remedy is adapted to. r Dr. J. W. BRIGHT. "Schnapps" is a remedy in chronic catarrhal complaints, etc.; \ I take great pleasure in bearing 'highly creditable testimony to its efficacy as argmedial agent in the diseases for which you recommend it.? Having a natural te/ideney to tho'mucous surfaces, with a plight, decree of stimulation, I regard it as one of the most important remedies in ehronio'Oaiarrhal affiedtion#, particularly those of; tbo genitO'urinary apparatus;^ With much respect,.your obedient servant, ; ' CHAS. A. LEAS, M. D., Ncwjork. . 36 Pikb Stbkt. N. Y., Nov. 21, 1867.?Hdot-1 pho WoUb, Eeqt, PretentT Dear Sir: I have made a chemical 'examination',of. a Sample of your j caL..i.h. i' ft. a infant n/ I ouumuaiii ouuiiujspo, nilu-uiv v* uywimining if any foreign or injurious substance had been added to the simple distilledapitits. The examination has resulted in the conclusion that the s?nple*d'oiitairied no poisonous or harmful admixture. I hare been unablo to discover any trace of the deleterious substances which are sometimes cmployod in the adulteration of liquors. I would not hesitate to uso myself, nor to recommend to others, for mcdlcinal purposes, the "Schiedam Schnapps" as an excellent and unobjectionable variety of gin. Very respectfully yours, (8igncd) CIIAS. A. SEELY, Chemist. !l" , 1 Chemical axd Technical Ladoratobt, 18 Exchangs Place, New York, Nov. 26, 1807? Udolplio Wolfe, Esq.: Dear Sir: The undersigned have carefully and thoroughly analyzed a sample of your "Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps," selected by ourselves, and have found the same frec'from all organic or inorganic substances, more or ie$? injurious to heitfth. from the result'of. our examination we consider the artiele ono offfuperior quality, healthful as a beverage, and effectual in its medicinal qualities. Respectfully yours, ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist, FRANCIS F. ENGELHARD M. D. For sale by all respectful Grocers and Druggists. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST., ' NO. *22 BEAVER ST., NEW YORK. F May 25, ' 3m. r J Herring's Safes IN THE SPQTSWOOD $63,500 IN CURRENCY, jnd the Books and Papers, Silver and Valuables of the Spotswood flotel and the Adams' & Southern Express Companies are SAVED fflHMCS SAFES. Office of Adams' ExrnEss Co. . ... ' No. 69 Beoadwat. New York, Dec. 31, 1870. Messrs. Herring, Parrel & Sherman: Our \gent at Richmond writes: *'We got through to-night drying and fixing up the money from the late fire. The contents of the sufe?$23,530 in bills we recovered. It was & Herring Safe, and a good one, certain. Yours truly, "I. C: BABCOCK, Treasurer;" Messrs. Herring, Farrel & Sherman, N. Y. Bents: The two Safes of your manufacture, which we had in uso on the morning of the 25th inst., it the disastrous fire which, destroyed the Spotswood Hotel and adjoining blojk, of buildings, have given full satisfaction, and served to present the destruction of some $20,000 in currency, besides the valuable papers and books enjlosed therein. It was impossible for the worknen to excavate the Safe until nearly 80 hours ifter the fire. Respectfully, J. F. GIBSON, a tat Sun't for Adams & Soathern Ex. Cos. Richmond, Va., Dec. 20, 1870. LETTER FROM J.'M. SUBLITT & CO., Proprietors of the Spotswood. Richmond, Va., Dec. 20, 1870. : Messrs. Herring, Farrel & Sherman.?Gents: )q the morning of the 25th inst., we were fortulate enough to hiTe one of your Herring's Patent Champion Safes which fell into the cellar tmohg a burning mass of ruins. After the fire, :o onr utmost surprise, we found the contents, :onsisting of valuable Jpapcrs, money and some diver ware, all in good order. Had it not been for your Herring's Safe we would have lost iverything. J. M. SUBLITT & CO. HERRING'S PA TEXT CHAMPION SAFES, The most reliable protection from fire now known. ' HERRING'S NEW PATENT Champion Bankers' Safe. The Best Protection against BurglarB Tools extant. HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN, 251 Broadway, cor. Murray st., N. Y. FARREL, HERRING & Co., Philadelphia. HERRING & Co., Chicago. HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN, N. 0. Mar. 2.? 6m To Contractors. Sealed proposals will be received at the County Commissioners' Office from one month from dato for the repairing of Twenty-Pire mile Creek Bridge. " J. F. SUTHERLAND, Chairman. Jnly C. - . . 4t. Ice-Cold SQID-A. WATER Drawn from a GLASS FOUNTAIN, by HODGSON & DUNLAP. | # iJaesg i m' i;.', i '- - . "V -. * g? '/ ?$&& " . ' ."*.. Oamd( " . REM) ' . T'-fi : L . - Oil t ' . ' 4 # ; BAUll Having removed from i N"EW: BI AND OOMMOBIO" -? ' " J , :j' pCiftf * * ? - At the cdrnOr of Broad a They would inrite their friends and the rt Recent Additioi i; ' *i. *- ^ i.'iW / ' > Which they have ei V< ? >? ? . . * - Corresponding to Thankful for put favora, we would aa that our patrons will be compensated for ? At which we have.uiarfcai our i : .^o.;, ."k?: i * ;. I }.h?- LATE^ IJECr^ES PIED^OffT A: * "life Insurai OF RICH * - . .' *.ASSETS, over NET SURPLUS, over POLICIES ISSUED, over [' V ' " ' ! W. C. CARRING' J. E. EDWARDS, D. J. HART800H J. J. HOPKINS, J. E. WOLF, Sup ?? South Carolina Branch In South Carolina i\ J. .P, THOMAS, 1 8. L. LEAPHEA1 Dm. ISAAC BRA] ftK . " : ' " ' -I** Hoard or DrRRCTORfl.-^John McKcnii*. 36 - - ? ? ? n- *T ?r niLt... n r> OV John T. Sloan, sr., nr. iv. n, uiuuco, u. v. Static at Larok.-?Ex-GoVernor it L. Bonhd dy, Colonel T. C. Perrin, l)r. Isaac Branch, Dr. 7 ' # . ' .v r; . We offer in the Piedmont and Arlington a so Southern, in the hands of men of the highest ii most secure of all investments, pledged to retail crning therein, and, indeed, presenting every ac We confidently-appeal to every one interestec est8 by sustaining their own institutions, am which there can be no permanent prosperity. ] annually sent North for Life Insurance, taking ditional power to our competitors. . Right.of party to non-forfeiture in all its poli policy, and surrender value where "interventio off from home office. This feature, omitted in i people very heavily in the late war, and should against such contingency in the future. From an official exhibit, it is shown that the business in 1869 over 1868 than any company o three companies in the United States that issue risks of fifteen or twenty years all combined, tl amount of risks in force. This exhibit, among over a hundred companr Life Insurance Company, at least of this countr economy?its losses being light, its expenses sn ZPXlAJST^ I Dividend paid on whole Life Policies, forty p Dividends given at end of first year, when al All policies non-forfeitable. LEAPHEABT, JEF] GENERA Agent for may 12?ly Liquors! Liquors Having opened a First Class Bar Boom, I am prepared to furnish those who feel dii posed, with an excellent article of CORN WHISKEY, RYE WHISKEY, BOURBON WHISKEY, MOXONGAHELA WHISKEY, GIN, RUM, Ac. Malaga Wine, Sherry Wine, Madeira Wine, Port Wine, BLACKBERRY BRANDY, GINGER BRANDY, KIM MEL SCHNAPPS, ALSO diampagne IN BOTTLES, Fresh Ale and Lager Bee] on Draught. B. M. SMITH, j General Liquor Dealer, 2 doors above the Market, Broat-st., Camden, S. C., LIQUORS, of all kinds and the BEST QUALITY, tovhie he respectfully invitee the attention of the publi* and solicite a share of their patronage. March 23. I. FBJz yrr-^'fVT.rr.: - . .-.-7 . saerifeaafai I r Mutt W HOUSE. S J inf. 8. C. . * i- ? . IV AT. 1 ? - vm4 ' | ^HffS :.?*"f?T.i. .: k? .,. *. fi?'. -.$ .- _ j ' '. .- .|;?&Vfc>.'ua ? :; : . /'V. - .j '- -a ~ ' - *? .. t.?mi{l?t! ijj E BRO'S., i belr Old^tand, to thtir , ^ IBGAITT *iaP5-!-* '-T ... / >;ti\pw\pi ;jj CJS BXXIIiDIN'G' VI m nd RiitWge Streets. iblie at large to exnmirietlie ^ y is to their took, ideavored to render ... ? . '/e 5'.?ffr?rc? their Building. j ik a ; continuance of tbe mine, confdent : * .; !* v yft "v-^S tiling, ' /? ^ tfSbt ?- '>0 D.OW F3UCBIS : ^k in obnaeqaentlj of the # E I*~ COTTOX. ND ABIJNOTON ice Company, . MO>D, -VA-. ' V v * - -'i -0 . - - $2,000,000 700,000,i 1,00,000 . . ; 7>:ai TON, pBwmrxT; , . . , Vic* PRK*TDKKT, , ' . t, SSCRKTABT, - .;! ; Amiptakt Skcritabt, KRIKTKNDRNT Or AOKXCIKS. w,V ?O Office at Columbia, S. C. rational Bank Building. \ * * ? ' ' ?r?rident > IT, Secretary, > >fCH, Superintendent of Agencies. ( -ri.f'l ! -sL "" hn 8". Preston, P. W. McMeeter,. V. B. Gulick, liver, Tliomae E&rle. ' " i 1 Lin, GencralM. G. Butler, General John D. KenneH. R. Cook. k zrHfc -o I ? Jr ^ t * ... .its /! IIJ and reliable Insurance ..Company, thoroughly itegrity, with abundant assets, recent risks, th? n within the State of South' Carolina all funds aclvnntage that can.be desired. I in Southern prosperity to look to their own interi thereby -establish "that self-confidence without Bear in'mind that already over $10,000,000 are,, so much from our strength and thereby giving ad- ' * fj - Jfy&fysttn itios. Rights of party to reinstatement paid up n of armies" or any other cause puta the insured jolieies of Northern companies, eost the Southern make them seek the only eompaajr.ihnt prorad? < ^ '* <4i { v ? t'. f " 'J !. tl* Piedmont and Arlington had a greater increase of n this continent. It shows that there were only' d more policies; also, that, with thefe accumulated liia company, though young, stands twentieth iiani! cs, makes the Piedmont and Arlington the leading y. It shows, not only progress, bat caution and - ' lalL /TT 11 I 11'T AT. * . -i . >? r cr cent. [1 cash is paid. < * a? F?B80X & RANSOM, 2 L AGENTS. WNI. CLYBURN, Kershaw and Lancaster Counties. ! JUST RECEIYBB A Fine Lot of CHEWING TOBACCO and CIGARS, Cinnamon CORDIAL, WILD CHERRY Brandy, Ale, Porte*, Soda-Water i? Bottles, Schiedam Schnapps?French Brandy at reduced . prices. .. B. M. SMITH. Toilet Articles, In great variety, such as English and French Ilair Brushes, Tooth Brush, Lubin's Soaps and Powders, Toilet Sets and Bottles, Yaws, Ac.,-Cologns, Handkerchif Extract* and a great m&DA aruciea iw uuiikivm w ???....... HODGSON" &DUKLAF. W. R. WITHERS, ' Attorney rtt Law.% CAMDEN, S.C. OFFICE, abate C. NOELKIN'S Store. Mar. 9. Cm. . SHANNON <fc LINING. - Attorney's at Law &c. P CAMDEN, S. C. OFFICE, on Broad-Street, oter Mr. BENJAMIN'S Store. To Contractors, ^ , $ Scaled proposals will be reared for one-month from this date for the repairing of UoGougah'i h Bridge orer Little Lvnches Creek, s, J. F. SUTHERLAND. Chairman. Framk Carte*, Clerk B. C. C. i! July 20. 4.