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- -s . , .. - _ r^ lt_. x ^ . . ?.ocxxt^tei ws. * ? O ' ' oAmden post office. lintil further notice the Northern and Southern Mail will close every night during the week ht 8J o'clock 1\ M. Sundays at 4 o'clock P. M. h.vxcastklt axil fi.at hock?Arrives at 6 o'clock I4. M,, Monday, Wednesday and FriFnday. Leaves at 6 o'clock A. M., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. bradford springs, jetfkrsox and tiller's furry?Arrives at 12 o'clock M., every Friday, leaves at 1 P. M., every Friday. OiSce open during the week for delivery of Mail, frow 0 o'clock A. M., to 1 o'clock P. M., 4X bi 1 and from" 6j o'clock p. M., to 71 o'clock P. M. Sundays from 10 A. M. to 11 o'clock P. M. imcxalty of 8f.ndisg letters by express. See. 199. All persons whatsoever who shall after the passage of this act transmit by any Tiririitn evnress. or other means by this act dc i clared unlawful, auy letter or letters, package *r packages, or other mailable matter, excepting newspapers, pamphlets, magazines and periodicals, or "who shall place or cause to be deposited at any appointed place, for the purpose of being transported by such unlawful means, ?ny matter or thing properly transmitible by mail, .excepting newspapers, pamphlets, maga'm zincs and periodicals, or who shall deliver any such matter, excepting newspapers, pamphlets, magazines and periodicals, for transmission to ,?ny agent or agents of such unlawful expresses, shall, for each and every offence, forfeit and .jov the. sum of fifty dollars. : Aug. {$. SAMUEL PLACE. P. M. CHURCH DIRECTORY. Methodist Church?Rev. A. J. Stokes, Pastor -^11 A. M. and 8.P. M. Presbyterian Church?Rev. S. II. Hay, Pastor ?10| A: M. and 4} P. M/ Episcopal Church?Rev. J. Sncixronr Ki?>f.t, Pnstor?10.} A. M. an 1 4} P. M. Baptist Church?Itcv. A. K. Durham, Pastor ?11 A. M. and S P. M. CAMDEN CO ITON MARKET. Camden, S. C. Scptembr 14,1871. The sales for the week ending yesterday noon, were 137 bales. We quote: Ordinary, ------ 16} 17. 3Iiddliug: - - - 'V - - 17* 18J ,nl *- c<tmo fimo \rfipo 1 "j ne smpmcius iu( uiv cituiu ???? .. ? 227 baled. . ' PAUTICCLAR NOTICE. "With tVts issue all of our subscribers whose tiuic of subscription has expired, will find a cross mark next to their names oxi tlie margin of the paper. We hope crcrt) one who receives this notice will come forward immediately and renew their subscription. T IJtur terms are cash in advance, and although ; havelallowed several numbers of the paper to be sent to subscribers who have*, not paid, we cannot- afford to do so for any ' length of'tiun, nor do not iutond to. To our subscribers in the country whose time lias expired, we will send two or three more issues, for we know that-they arc not iu j 4 communication with the town every week, I in.l wn ild t?nf wish to denrivc them.of the I -.y paper when they wi/iguitrL <>- n? tlifly Imvu h un opportunity of either sending the money --1 ur. bringing it themselves, but we hope they will /bear in mitid that their subscription is ?luc and settle as soon as passible. Notice to Voters I *7 A meeting of the voters of School District IsTo. 1, will be held on Saturday the lGth i iust., at Town Hall, iu Camden, at 12 M. to ' . ! 1 pass upon the question otf levying or not ! ' levying a tax (bar l^blie School purposes. ^ C. Shiver, C. B. S. T: ' Lumber Yard.?Maj. S. II. Adams has : established a lainber yard, for the conveni- 1 euco of our citizens, in rear of Mr. C. Noelkitts store, on Broad stroet, who will act as ' the Major's agent. "See his advertisement i in this issue. A Dpi. Sxour.?Late Tuesday afternoon " I 1 ats three young gentlemen were going up i! street in :i buggy, one of them et lull a JittJe pointer pup, ami the buggy-wheel passed over his body. A treuiemluous howling ensued, and many thought tlut his dap were numbered, but he soon recovered and trotted off very lively. Our Church Directory.?AYc call the attention of our readers to the changes made in the hours of holding service in the differcut churches. The Baptist and Methodist moruing service, until further notice, will begin at 11 A. M-, and 8 P. M.. on Sundays. In the Presbyterian and Episcopalian churches, at 101 A. X, and 4-1 P. M., on Sundays, aud in the hitter at 9] A. M., on Fridays. : i Quick Time.?Freight shipped from New York oa the 7th inst., by the Great Southern Freight Lime, via Charleston and steamer, was received here on the 11th inst. The South Carolina Rail Road have made such , n . n 1 , r* arrangements as tnat gooas or ireignt 01 any kind, shipped from Charleston in the morning, arrives here the same day. ' Our Market Quotations.?With this issue, wc commence the publication of regular sales and quotations of cotton , sold in this market, and also, the latest ma rkct reports from Liverpool, New York, Baltimore and (Charleston. These reports are made up from the telegrams contained in Wednesday's 4aily papers, so that our pnrtrons will know the latest prices as early as thoso who take the dailies. v . . _ > The Solicitor Absent.?From a private souree, we learn than the Hon. W. II. Talley, Solicitor 5th circuit, will not bo present at the Court ne*t week. Tho condition of Mr. Talley's health, is sneh as to forbid his attendance. The Judge x*ill appoint some one of the Bar here, we suppose, to represent the State. We regret to he^ 0f Mr. Tal- ' Joy's ill health, and hope that bo will soon he able to return to his post, to continue his useful labors as Solicitor of our Circuit. ?A Happy Co.vsumatiox.?Sinco the adoption of the ordinance to regulate tho market, a great and happy change has taken place. Instead of not being able to procure a piece of beef for dinner, our citizens have now a latitude of ehoioo, hitherto unknown. Last Saturday, five beeves, besides other meat, Were sold in the market, and more could have been. Persons can now engage beef at the market, to be delivered to any part of the town, free of charge. Additional stalls are being ercctod for the accommodation of the butchers. S The Yellow Fkvek.?From the latest accounts which we have, we are inducc'd tn + lllCAOCA XV111 ?nf OC_ 11U|/U tUUb lillif vyitiuiv* Ut>}UUOb 11 111 livw Mtisumc an epidemic form in Charleston. The papers and private letters inform us that the spread, if any, is imperceptible, and that the panic which was at first very great, has subs'ded, and persons are determined to look the thing in the face. We hope this may prove true, and the great old city again resume its wonted health, with greater prosperity than ever before. Wat.lace & Burns.?We call attention to the copartnership notice of Mr. William Wallace and Mrs. M. L. Burns, which appears in this issue. We bespeak for the firm a liberal patronage. Mr. Wallace, the business manager, has been long known to our people as connected with the house of Mr. 11. M. Kennedy.?; Mr. W. L. Arthur, favorably known as manager of Mrs. M. L. Bums' "business, ' since the decease of the lamented . B. Burns, Esq., can bo found with the new firm, where he will be very happy to serve his friends and customers. Tiik Fioht Continues.?The County Auditor, Capt. J. I. Yillipiguc. having obtained the opinion of Hon. D. II.- Chamberlain, Attomey-dcneral. has moved into an office, next. door to the Treasurer. The Chairman of the County Commissioners is very much opposed to the arrangement, but we learn that a majority of the Board is aga'nst the Chairman, who will perforce succumb. This, wc hope, will end the battle. We think that the interests of the public will be best subserved ly the present nr range me nt. PETIT JUROUS SUMMONED FOR SfiPTEM ? , - - I ni a Term.?Wc C. S. Kllerrk, I Jon Dobv, Eugene Moore, S. R. Adams, W. 11. McCreight, Joseph McLaughlin^ James Bur- , roughs, W. C. Gerald, W. F. Boyki.v, J Frank Gaines. Adam Darby, John Pc kins, Mars Era rn. T. J. Smyrl, J. J. Thompson, James Dickinson, Simon Disroon, Washington Carlos, J. E. Matiifavs, Samuel Wilson, Joseph Kennedy, Austin Lloyd, Jesse Do; kir,. Jv.ix- M. I'-kukv, -Eraiik...Moses Thomas Franklin, 11. 1>. Patterson, Itonta Martin, Horace Carlos, John 3IcWiIlic. Murdoch Betijune, Jas. 31. Kirklky, Allen McCaskill, Summer Carolina, Henry Boy kin, J. L. IIaile. Those in small capitals are whites, those uuallcr type arc colored. Arrival ok tiik Isis.?The .steamer [sis, Cajit. Bates, arrived here on 31onday last, from Norfolk, after a passage of sixteen lays. She entered the Wntcree last Saturlay, but owing to the bad condition of the river, did not come ud above the Railroad bridge until Sunday. She found the river very low and full of snags. Capt. Slocum, who is in command, informs us that the r'.vcr can be made navigable at any stage of water by removing some few snags. The Isis will be here about two weeks to be refitted, as all of her upper saloon and pilot house were taken off to get under the bridge. Her dimensions arc as follows": 110 length iiud -0 feet beam. She will carry 350 bales of cotton, and accommodate one hundred passengers. She draws 3J feet when loaded. Yrr Court House Burglarized 1? Prisoners Docks Broken and the Pieces thrown into Pine Tree Creek ! ?Some parties Unknown, last Friday cr Saturday. night, broke through one of the cast windows of the Court House, and proceeded deliberately to take to pieces the docks used for criminals on their trial, uns rewing the rails and putting thein and the which held them on, aside, and leaving nothing but the bottom of the docks. Some boys found them in Piue Tree Creek, below Camden, and they have been brought up to be fixed for Court. What motive the burglars could have had cannot be conceived. Nothing else about the Court room was disturbed. ; An old woman who lives in a yard adjoining, j heard some noise in the Court House, on , the night of the burglary, but paid very lit- , tie attention to it, thinking it must havo been made by some person who was authorized to enter it. , Can't the Columbia Union make a Ku i Klux case out of this ? Latest Cotton Quotations. 1 I . t New York, Sept. 12. j Cotton firm for shipping qualities; low grades weak; sales of 1397 bales at 21 cents for uplands. Baltimore, Sept. 12. Cotton quiet and steady; sales of 87 bales at 201 cents for middling. Charleston', Sept. 12. Cotton closed firmer; sales of 200 ta'e> at 181 to 18i cents for middling. Liverpool, Sept. 12. Cotton closed dull and steady; uplands " * "> HEW AND FRESH. TIIE CONTINUED ADDITIONS TO OUR j STOCK OF DRY GOODS ' * r*ami the constant arriving orders from large SHOE FACTORIES, ? * ' and the rapid disposal of all the above Goods, make it a positive fact that all goods bought of our house are FRESH, NEW and WARRANTED, and at the lowest, best figures. R. O. SHIVER & CO./* < " ?"r We never advertise more goods than we receive, nud whenever we do advertise goods received, the. skeptical arc referred to the railroad agent for verification. That is a little more than some of our dry goods people can say, we think, nug 10?till jan 1 ^FLORENCE BRANCH. " ? NACHMAN & CO., WHOLESALE JOBBERS, Respectfully inform their nnmerous patrons and the MERCHANTS generally of DAKMXtP TON and surrounding Counties, that they have established a BRANCH of their Charleston House at FLORENCE, S. C., Where full line* of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC STAl'LU and FANCY Dry Goods, Notions, &c.," Will he found at all times at such price3 as arc fixed by the Charleston market, thus enabling our friends to supply themselves with all Goods in our line without the expense ami inconvenience. of a trip to Charleston or Northern market, The RAIL ROAD FACILITIES Of Florence renders this BRANCH an important consideration. and we promise that nothing will be left undone to serve out; patrons with well selected niW large lines of Goods, and xtc trust this effort on our part to accommodate t^e Country Merchants will be properly appreciated. ; 4te. ' Thankful for past p;Uronngc^we solicit a continuance. * ' NACHMAN & CO., FLORENCE, S. C. Sept 7?|t Bagging and 'Ties. r" One llalc heavy Dundee Bagging., One Ilalc medium do. . do'.' , . One Bale Bugging Twine. One Ton Eureka" Tie?. Juat received and for sale by D. L. DKSAUSSURE & CO., Aug. 17"? tf. Com. Agents. BELTING FOR !'"* COTTON GINS i ?i And other machinery. Also an improved article of LACE LEATHER. For sale by , <JEO. ALDEXv Agent. _ nng 17-<f- j| JAMES KNOX. JOHN (Jill.. ;?1 KNOX & GIKL, Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants, No- 4 Holiday Street, Baltimore, Md. r Consignmcnta-ofCotton respectfully solicited. Liberal CASH advances made thereon by GEORGE ALDElf, Agent. ang. 24. Omos. Kinsman &* Howell Factors and CommissionMerchants. Liberal Advances made on Cotton and Naval Stores. Charleston. S.C.: ' -uup ?A?4m , . WM. COHN, Boot and Shoe : Maker, Is prepared to fnrnisli a superior articlo.<ef Boots and Shoes to his customers. Ilia fine work is particularly pood. Satisfaotion guaranteed. Orders left with mm at Baum Bro'a. will receive ' prompt attention. Aug. 24?lm. ' KERSHAW?In the Probate Court. ESTATE OF WM. SO WELLWHEREAS, Lewis Sowell has made suit to me for Letters of Administration upon all and singular the goods, chattels,' rights and credits which wero'of sard WHliam'Bowell, deceased, N'ow, therefore, this is to summon and require all and singular the kindred and crcditqrkof the said deceased to be and appear before me at the Court of Probate, to be hold on the 2oth day of September instant, to show cause, if any there bo, why the said administration should not be granted*. ?L F? -SUTHERLAND, Sept 7?td . .... .j J. r. KERSHAW?In the Probate Court. In the matter of the last Will and Testament of JOHX MOTLEY,\ Deed. To John Motley,^Elizabeth .Tidwell, and Abigail liobiason. - W' YOU and each of you aro hereby notified to appear at the Court of Probate to bo holden in Camden at the offico of the subscriber on the first Monday in December next, A. D. 1871: which day has been appointed for proving the Will of the said John Motley, deed., in due form of law. J. F. SUTHERLAND, ' Sept 7?3m J. P. JI Transient rates, $2 50 per day; Day Boarders, 'per week, $5; Board and Lodging, per week, $ 7. sept 7-ly ^ I I Q M ?; *& Mmm SB?1 H 22 Vfev i^e^iipii'lwi S Jjjjj THE COLUMBIA HOTEL is entirely 'new. Only hoiute iaColunjbiabnUt expressly for a first class Hotel. A'iry'nnd well fnrtiteked rooms ;l hot and cold baths; gas throughout. WH. CiUK.UiiA, I'roprietor. apqaaw 3 Fall aiid* Winter importation. 1871. 'I ILIBBONS, Millinery and Straw Goods AIUISTItONG,~CATOIt & CO. Importers utad jobbers of - ' Bonnet, Trimming & Velvet Ribbons, Bonnets, Silks, Satins and Velvets, Blonds, Notts, CrapeBy Ruches, flowers, FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS, Straw Bonnets and Ladies Hats, TIMMMVD AND UNTRIMMED, SHAKER HOODS, Ac. 237 and 230 BALTIMORE STRETS, T * ? - AMITTMflHy V)V,.. Offers the Invest stock to be found in this country, and unequalled in choice variety and cheapness, comprising the latest Europeun novelties. l Orders solicited and prompt attention given, aug 17-dt* . ( COOKING STOVES. | If is a well-known fact that the Cooking Stove has heretofore found but few admirers in the SOUTHERN COUNTRY, hence its utility is but little known. In consequence of a complete revolution in the system of In tub1 lit that portion of opr country, mid domestio dutiis de^olvingvnicstly upon <thosd .'heretofore unaccustomed to perform such labor, The Oooliing Stove is now sought after as the most Economical anil Latavii Article I (hat lias jot been invented for cooking purposes, prices Kithin.'fbe rtiich of tfll wji'o' Uesiro to use them." As agent for a well known manufacturing establishment, I am enabled to supply the people of Camden and surrounding country with Cooking Stoves of most approved patterns, of anyeiic rwjvjirc^, at pviecji tlyit defy compofifj^n, anJirp^frdniBy invite your attention to tli'esrtm'c nefore purchasing1 cfscwhbrb. GEO. ALDEJ, Agent. aug 17-tf ~~ jy:; BI#SELL, DENTIST. ' Broad Street, Camden, So. Ca. Office over MESSRS. WITTKOWSKY & HYAMS'. where lie can be found between 8 o'clock"iA. Mi. nndjGP. M iflaVbh 9?tf " - 4 f*-k ;t ' . R. HOLMES, GottoifntoraiiGiiissi Merchant, ACCOMMODATION ? IJARF, t // CHARLESTON , IS. C. &iig. 17?tf. AT COST! AT COST ! J ' FOB CASH! BEING desirous of clinugiiig my business, 1 now offer my entire stock of LIQUORS' If ACTUAL COST! To n cash buyer. Any person desiring a bargain would do lycH.fb OftJlonTdc; Mjt stoqk consists of ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS usually kept in a first class bar room- This is a great opportunity ls> any one now engaged in -a efoHarsbutjfness.1H mean what 4 soy. c 1 Aug 31? B. M 8MITH. K/EIsdIO'VAXj, Having removed from my old stand I can now be found in the store adjoining the Kershaw House. B. M. SMITH. I r-??- -Mt- ' ?., < ^.'11" * ' DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, &U P. P. TO ILE, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER, No. 20 IIuyuc-Ht. and Horlbeck's Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. " BayThis is the largest and most complete Factory of the kind in the Southern States, and all' articles in this line can be ftirnisbed by Mr. 1'. Toai.e at prices which defy competition. SQPA pamphlet with full and detailed list of all, sises of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, and the prices of each, will be sent free and poet paid, on application to. t P. P. TOALE, Charleston, 8. C. July 18, 12m. i ) i SOUTH-CAROLINA j Land & Immigration Association. The undersigned having accepted the agency for the above Association for this County, is prepared to sell tickets and give all informutiqn repeating the same. . ; ' flOf-Office, on Rutlcdge Street, Cnmden. S. C. JOHN KERSHAW. i i June 29. :ff 1). L DeSAUSSURE & CO., COMMISSION AGENTS, Will buy and sell COTTON, PRODUCE, and MERCHANDIZE generally, upon liberal terms, and solicit consignments, which they will endeavor to dispose of to be&t advantage, either at Wholesale or retail. , ' . . . ? ON CONSIGNMENT. Flour. Syrup, I Bacon, Sugar, 1 JLiitl'llji V/WJICT/J K7V(?|#3 . . ..I Hams, Molassew, j Candles, &c. &c. Which arc offered VERY LOW, for CASH ONLY. They also Oiler, At Costfor Oa?Ix, The entire of their former stock, purchased by Messrs. J. I. Middletun & Co., und sold on their . account. . D. L. DeSAUSSUR^ & CO.. J uno 22?tf . | : Just Received, 1 A small lot of Choice" Small Size M. Y. Pig Hams, i And White Breakfast Meat For family use?-cqunl to any home curing, and cheap as the cheapest. n. l. dksausscre $m, . Aug. 17?tf. i Com. Agents.* ?E.\ERAL FIRE A XT) i LIEE INSURANCE AGENCY, CAMDEN, S. 6. Piedmont & Arlington Iiifc Insurance Company, RICHMOND, Va, The most Successful and Wealthiest Insurance ompany in the South. " ASSETS to 10th Sept., 1870, 52,011.090.70 ANNUAL INCOiVTU 1,000,000.00 NO. POLICIES ISSUED to loth Dec., 1870, 13.211 Fire Companies Pacific Insurance Company of San FranolscO, Atlantic Branch New YorK Capital One Million DolGold. j Policies Issued Payable in Gold or Currency, : ( Richmond Banking and Inrance < company, CAPITAL $.vKX).000. , For every description of insurance apply to I W. CLYBURN, Agent. ? ? J Fisk's Patent < OCTAGON ROSEWOOD FINISH 1 mm Metallic Burial Cases. AIR-TIC*TIT and INDKSTRUOTABLE for 1'ROTfiCTlNtf AND PRESERVING TIIE DEAD. The subscriber keeps the above celebrated CASKS on hand, which, for durability, ncntness and finish connot be surpassed. These are air and water tight, therefore will preserve the body for a long time, which have been proven by a number of Undertakers North and South. They cost but. little, if any more than well made Walnut or Mahogany Coffins. _v Af.SO On hand, n complete assortment of I I WOODEN COFFINS, Lined and Unlined, Stained and Varnished, or covered. Handles and Trimmings to suit and at prices to suit the circumstances of all It. J. McCKElGHT. Undertaker. March 10. 12m. SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROM * ? ***? ?: nI) A VtflM. On nud after Monday, June 12, 1871, the schedule of the Camden Train will be as follows: Leave Curaden at 6 00 A. MT. Arrive at Columbia at 10 40 A. M. Leave Columbia at 1 25 P. M. Arrive at Camden at C 00 P. M. Running through to Columbia on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays; on Tuesdays,* Thursdays and Fridays, the above schedule will be observed as far as Kingsville. By order of the Vicc-Psesident. A. B. DeSAUSSURK, Agent. Camden March 80, 1871. ~ d u? m .. * '' 'j7.' .. CHEAP STORE! ' ./ WHOLESALE & RETAIL GRAIN WYMm STOBE! THE ATTENTION OF BCTEHS IS solicited to my large and constantly replenished Stock of r* CORN, SUGAR' RYE, FLOUR, OATS, MOLASSES, BACON, SOAP, LARD, STARCH. . , . ,.m CANDIES. v FLOUR?From fineet to common grades. at low prices. ? SUNDmBS-r-C'ractcre, Cheese, Pickles, Mustard. Tobacco. BEEF?Pulton Market. HERRINGS?Potomac and, Kotuiokc. MACKEREL?Halves aad Quarters. 8ALMOJK?Barrels, Kegs and Cans. SHAH ROE, Cod Fish. Hams. _ COFFEE?Old Gov. Java, Laguyra and Rio. TERMS ASH. Staple Goods only. Shoes, Rope, Bagging and Twine. > . / Will make heavy advances on Consignments to his friends in Baltimore. \H.W JORDAN, Aug. 3?tf. Agent. OWEN DALY'S STABLES if. V Mv.:: ' !. . ; ' ? . tJ . . . uxi Ool-uxxi.l3l.ieiy s. c. THESE LIVERY. STABLES, are situated, n V Assembly and on Washington streets. Attentive hostlers and good driVer* lilwaya present. Tito ?i.lji i x: i. Ji_ _ I ?cui BWCi sou me uwi iornuuiB in me wij, in* eluding Ttockaways, Bretta, Baggies, etc.', etc., for family use or for parties or plcasuie will bo furnished at short notice. Our teams arp safe, Mir priocs are liberat, and our stock equal to the demand, aug 10?Sra OWEN DALY. 7GEOHGE TUPPER, ^ , BROKER, ... * ; . * Real Estate anil Iisurance Apt owe* over w. c. Eisner's imtJC stork, OPPOSITE COLUMBIA HOTKL, ;. n .. .. MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, S. C.. aug ,10?ly ~CHbfA TTA T.Xj. WM. V. STASLET, i . importer akd oraker in CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENWARE, Otlver-pitttta, jfraannia ana japipmra u arc rPA-PTTP ^rtrrrr CTV MTCPHPQ OAS-FIXTURES AND House Famishing Goods Generally OPPOSITE COURT nOUSE. COLUMBIA, S. C. tig 10?Jim This Valuable Family Mcdicinet has been widely and favorably known in oufr own and foreign countries, upwards of ^ THIRTY TEARS! It has lost none of its good name by repeated trials, bnt continues to occupy a prominent poaJtloh 5*1 ovnrv fitnilr modiv>inp ^hpnf U is an External and Internal Knncdy. For Summer Complaint, or any oilier f?uiii of bowel disease in children or adults, it is an almost certain cure, and has without doubt, been more successful in curing the various kinds of CHOLERA thnti any other known remedy, or the most skillful physician. In India, Africa and China, where this dreadful disease is more or loss prevalent, the Pain Killer is considered hy the natives, as well as European residents in those climates, a virf rrnirdt/; and while it is a most efficient rem tly for pain, it is ? perfectly safe medicine, ev?n in unskillful hands. Directions accompany exit bottle. l'ricc 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1 jmr bottle. SUMTER BITTEBS, i, The most delightful Tonic known. / Iinpcrfeot Digestion ^ Cured by SwufcrBitters. i I Lost Appetito ^ Restored by Sumter Bitters. j ( Bodily Weakness 1 Cured by Suoiter Bitters. l" j CHILLS AND FEVER, I | Prevented by Sumter Bitters, f ~j~Femu liTComplii i nf h "f \ Relieved by Sumter Bitters, i" (Nervous Discuses ~ i \ , "A. Cured by Sumter Bitters. j" | Recommended by the highest I I * medicnl authority in tlie Stntc. t* TriT in nnnnliif Tonic; unit llt'lleili t ill l>c;Vi i ;io i- t J iB for sale by Druggists I (. and Grocers. ) '' DOWIE, MORSE & D"AVlS, f Proprietors, And Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, S. 0. F. L. ZE&IP, Agent for Camden.' | May 25. ly. BE9KOTAL. ~~ On and after March the 1st., the undersigned can bo found at his residence, on MONUMENT AL SQUARE. Pstionts waited upon at their residonces at any time if solicited. Feb. 23. I'. II. ALEXANDER, tf Dmtist..