Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

WH ? i -.i". * ... .. .. - .??. a g iiio u -:-iT o ii AT,.-. :: _. .8 T'i 7 " , 4. , * f,;-., X, . V, O; lu.o UU V / 'J ? ? A Hisi :! . r ?{: /' Wo i : i !i Wo ! arc waii'iiu !' ; . . tf::*:i r somebody ' :j:t .... 1 < o r - i' ; i Jjrcss Ml ;:! ; i ?u. \\ i v. ;..:1.; > > . i it UHiviiiw smv.'i.*. V.V *..: ! ' ; ? > -*o la.-l or 11!a ;u all. It. >-vi : i ..a :! :! j ilcrs t.? t!.i! ,?l.ool. \.'!.o!i 1. ! i.? i?..- o others wii! f.- o (o our a ai;;o. 'nworld thin!;.-* that *.v - are i:r.. 1 >? :.= : ! willing t ? c t" uiail v.* . a -v.- ' that wo arc t: :\u 1 i'a-i. *"..i: ; WJ il.? il : ! !' ' -Joa. It. ; .} VsMii j WC want, iiia I*?;*-:-Ii?!f :?!ivi r*5-i ;*: i If* iNV>i''!ii.i: |c arc ii?>! afraid ? !* the ?>{' (is.;! iiirc. 'vlil. .Vu :u:rM i!e r-r :V. o?U in i'e.*or. I ' 4th. ' ? j. ve! :] ir;:.e:\ti j resources. | ' -"ill,. Liii:!!i -! lei-. vr!i ..;?! . :?; a. f. - ; onablo price. ".It Si. ! .irii t-i i: r all 11;.* j>. ; ' i will iiiilu ? t!:i- :? i ; ova . f.i;i:o.t<!:. 2>: i vest'ill ste.KH 01:: inc!' ::^:.if ?* ricy. j etc." I>:i' \?v w:;.i' : ;!!! ::i . . We :r- r: haw j CiJ>i(:t!. e;i. r. v. :I: 1 i 1 ' ft.:'. ' i j-n: j gear i n . in-:! . ;i:e ti:'?Vc?is-::;. j oi iii:!< Iiiuerw ct i.*i ! the '.eiaii.: "i i:.. - i uf'ael tries. We'1 a1-! ii';!. :uv'::ii! in:.: dn d young lncn r.-il- ?! i I !| t i:i:i. y "l' : c.; :! fy,. : j ofawoi.l'-ll J.;ill. < Mir y I.:;- l!.'-:i :*r ! their eiieigiiv an i !.i:n i:i tr\ ilig -i ' ir.. j genteel in (lie prnfrs.-imi. v.itii li.-lliingto?! | They htill! I'"|-i;a-y places. i! in.! the ? : Sy placca lli.it iii:'.!.e turn, bni ii ' t'Ujl. ami i?:sp.o;.iiii;:t v. We need to he mi J Htl'iictnl thai j " 11 on-?r and: halite f'r noe-nidii. : i'. j Tlic you hi; Men who will ne.cp' wm!: willingly a-: a ?!??; ? >. Iiy. aid riho i ?i 1:truth I hat '(hero is ii<? excellent c uiim.ul | labor," will ha (ho l'.:l are owner.-dVin* ' e.ly of I In: Stale. ::::?! wili I>. >>.no lav I ers, or wiii e??ulr 1 theni. Vvv.v.ai: Hi"', on- j er.ry, nbiiity in i:: 1 id rial pursuits, and i!o n j capital hidden i:i damp vaults will iiml the j . lt'jrlit. and we shall so - <.n every stream :: chain ? !' I'. c\.i ies. ar an.d every initio (!; , j hollies n(*iinlii.!i'l".;- oitir.rns. mevery iieid ' t'.ic exhibition of i.npiMved aurietihuvo and! increased pr>-di:e'.-I n r.ri I Alll' l '"l.l. . -r - I Lot lj.' l.OVOlVJC. j 01'all el.i cS I'i" jir.-iess:'?:is (?:" i.se.i. {!: j planters are iY: only ex-.vj.?; .iss : i i'-.mY;-. cniiil.'iualioiis ILr the.rov.u protecti >ii and in > tere.-l. Individuality : bo the threat to-uhle atmuer planters. i.ui the present sysUni of Iar::ii::u; mat ho ad. - j iiowiodged ' y ;;!i :i . -r. ; ill intelligence. WsmI ii';u ]?**.- lie:;! Sea. o. j and it reijiiiivs mind non-i- ..!?. i serve 1 lio ?i nward curse we have been j pursuing sin the war. We must rover.-;.: j of wo arc irretrievably ruined. SnnjlcrJ farms. more pasture. me.v slovk. m-wo sm .:i i grain and ln-we manure will solve the prob lem of our sucec- s as farmers* Let us see. Mature furnishes us in (he air with ninety live p.-r rent, of all the c!e-; uicnts that enter im > tIi-j production of vug- j ctables and plants, C'aa't we i'arni-h tivo-i" , To make t.:iv- -ii fv!;i\ v.v most supply what ; is not contributed l v aie's laboratory.? j These are p itasli. ph>. lime ai; i ax ato. j as given in tin; fnri;i*:!:i i ?irugo Ville.? Supply these when ih i, -. !.d Ky v- :::* exhausted ami v.*.>r:i -ai. .- ii. .Wake manure , at homo and by : 'i t!; m;...! lertiik.civ you arc a!?! . i :! - \ *,.*e j must iiavc si. <i:.. ,;! . ;?a}.*-*, sheep. ami hogs. . :!!-a:>i. v-v must have f ; :{. . ' i . ;-V-.?* do'-., a one third in v. : ':.! i:i and one-third in v st a. 'I ! ii;-- cr , and fei-d the land lii-ruiy that lv. ds Ill Ireland, on. -third >1 1! p. ; >t.> j and thou turned out (o ::j? ::i >'! ! !if!?!>*. ! We often think v. h.! fh;- r.. e v.v | Southern poop:;' are. !i:ih?r *ii;; :i land i ' j ill :il 1 tin! i'!ei;it:iii:; of nalitte. s :!. ciii.t.do i and production. A laud i sunshinej health an 1 h.uu'y. 'cu.nnrc wisii iiutis and | flowers tiic ni"sf nvi; !;iii" to hiiiuun sots:v. j mountain and valhy seoiifvv. I:tk?v and riv cis that liil " " :t!i their .viandiM/. and y.t i appreci tie with i tile ,ri ititude tliw.h-MOiy j that (led Ii | . i.;Y! ;!i; d us.? /< .< I tS'tiiiiifm'i/. i i A i'wj' iiso C'-.-inin-tsii'iy. . . We l.avo j l'l it::: i a V:.-!' ' i.'-i ill;:' tllC tVsidcill lit' !;? , . V,'. I In.;;:-.|, i. "? j Kingston. wl:i .j v... v.'TC . {nV.'li !I; ' hi.:: ' field of ( oim. mi opiate! i t' > a iia.u . which in paint n|* Y; ! !. \v:!: we ! a . I j Com pare lav raidy whit a::. e.;.>is i>. ; ..... j ing oil ti.e In- t < !* t *i:t l; .''-.-., j land-. This very grat'lyim iv.-uU I.Uen at j tttiiicd hy a pr.ii e-.: entiieiy ptr.i-li-.vl. :::, i j remunerative r; tir-. than it;"v. i ground Was jtrcjeifi'-! i:i She ordinal V \vr.. last season an i town in turnips, with-it v. -;" j fed to sh-v p i*??;jii:s; ! l?y moans ol'a poi'iahlo tkiiwi to sitcli avlriii the r,,.,l : were e-o... from in Ibrly-cijrhl hours. Mr. i!, f*.>!?u-<l j one hundred sheepon an area < f In-u i. : to forty feet square, and thru ivamwd t j.,. , fence to a fresh sp-d until the entire ?j? had hucn consumed. T<> i he *'? ; iiiiv .ii-the.. by secured is ir. {toward indebted i'er i.c- j corn crop in question,. which may s;h* 1 y i- j reckoned as. j.r-..i:?; .nine to Jr. barrels'I' live h.r !lv!. e i -h. {.orj. io ine 1 absence ofsuch treatment, twenty !> ;. indwouhl have bo- a an a-maximum yield from the cot is'e i. !-]. A in ih.cr ? iunal c queneo< i' the mode ed -pi T.vras the v. rv thorough ''biiii-i:^ ijy l!i .-hc-.-p ofr.i! weed's pp and shrub-. \\ d.i Ivliovo iii.il pre-.-'.:!.! ! examination of tills test would le.nl every farmer who could procure sheep to do wise, and wish the occasion would :sva:!cd ' of by a committee from our County and ;>;o : port thereon.?[(.'at sa Courier. Mr. TCli Stin.s >.i. President of (ha Growers' Association, lias shown (' ,t flock of iiliceii hundred :*lihave euabh.-l him to procure c or ( a mors . ] , ; wheat per t' si is .rovrn on n r.-; <v' lands of Wisconsin, where sheep hu Landry j( . is not auxiliary to wheat farming. " \A) Diia Ci \! 10 * J .'I i\ I'i.'ilL KOAD. J . I . . -r&g / ?' ^ " V: .. . !, V ? . . r: l . ri * h '4 : .y. : uL-v- J*71 I he i . : .. .i ir.tla'n 11! In* JIS I. .v. :i ' C. I.', .\. M. i <" :.l ]0 M. .] : I ?.*, M. ?' : : i'. M. i'y V; ! :m 1 lit. A. ! . * iVSl'ttK A?.-nl. U;y (V ;iiai frond, ;! *. ( !.-i. 1s7l. . . , ,, . . i ( \ \ '.1 : .. . t ..!.* . .. h 11? U i* run!* \ / . :! " . .:? *; y < { ! ' 7 I in. i .; ? I1' ;i. i. ...v II. | "mi m. ,i :' .'I.'iii |i in i ." .till ). III. . !I r.i <'."0 Ji III. i i " \ . . i ., t '.! :i8 ' I"i ii lit". : f- H i :i in. I.-. I ; v '<Mi7 :i in. :,i;.|.I.I. I... . |iin. . : . A' ! I.I1"! I' in. I"-. . i. i? v . i * * .! i. 1 III. I i'1.11 A[''l i '. '1 v ri! ! i . I I ' ; iJ . \x :. / i. \ *. : : i f .< * A ?\ k 1 -1 : - I it: . . r. ''!' h i*. ) .! >i \. 7. IS J i . J, .. cojAiwr or ocmldule. TIM-'. ! '!.' ) i '!ii'.ln 1.1;will ?;II iiiiOL'fi I" ..i -V A. i v. ;i it: I. : \v i u(i.'.-lily.) V? ii :'-::i"i a. j|. Vii ivo 1?: Ia.m. \|-i-lvi' ; 1 i". !I..!11 :i 1 :;."| I'. .|. 1 < ' ' Ill: I 'l I'. M. :ii 1 " . I;iii i'. JI. i! ri\ < ' .Vi!....!1 10:l!5 I'. M. i:.\i i:i: ' twain'. kmi.v. (Sundays { j:;cim ( o*l) Arrive ::! i'!.-. : 11:2S|'. m. :-? !* 2: ! "?. |?. J|. I ' 1U;::."?p. M. A/riv:- !*!?i.- n. \ i\ :?! V. iliiiii. M. jno. C. WINDER,. <!;'ii I .cii|i I. Vii\\UUYir\l >;i.nA ?V Alr LI 11. ' <! . :\ii*.,\ r. 01 rn r. < "iili il.;. ! i!i ISj"J. r~v'\ I* . . . . i i , '?:! . ' r v, .rpiii; JlliJi, lite il'ititis en '. '.V. ' !?! Ill" V.-ill ill"' l??llo\Vi . sui": II. .-..'ii N'\ I. Tr.'iin No. 1'. !.".iv>'ij..: > r. (? ? .i in ! ' :iO ji in <' -Iiiin*-:.* ! "?! ;? ni ' ) -JO :i in \r; :s .. ^ !: ' I. i ' ? j> ill S liO :i lil !, nvv i; ' . :i in "i 20 p in " <V . 1:.' I', j.lit 1 ! I'L* ]I III .'ii i-iv'* :iM is i*. i !'J {i i.i (iCiiji in .. \i " Hi.in . ' ! .ivi-s-1 li.ni i r.':i IIv. Hmnliijs <i. ' 'i :i U>:ill points ;i " '.Mi :;ij l>. !' i! 1 j.nill' S. \ !.! ;>. \\in: . <1 . ?I .-up , " i;,! t..\y.ut. ' _ i GEO l iG'd TUPPEH, i; .1 2 w i ^ ? lit il&ii iiiS mil Iisaiasec Apt, i ir*: v. c. ii-ifi:;'- nurr: fton:, error!rHi! OOIX-MBTA eotm., i 'I r. t I i.L i! i'.l S. ('. :: i:; i ! y ' I.I. .'Nil. V. I>>:, li ? ! \ srnrxr. BPIiuftT oj HINSON, 'v'v-vX F.kO'Oi&tt A*n? .. n .. ? ? i i._ ' :v : v.LVi'ii Li1!:! iS II. iVKMCIicllllb, | v.' > !,'\ i i s\", j Y X * v'i*M *'. V ( 'I > .V. Z : y L ' L ji j i . t\ V W., i-vUoH >'k* is /.: i> OOT'.-'V ON JV-=3i:0UANTS, !' \ Y i 'I o i! !;. ? !!>., f ?-uj il '?' 1 v Ol1' ! :i;.! -.f Vi. !>. hiY'.uvvi-I:K & will ; ii iiioiu :'.l - >-. / . "?'V^ '*i'i . r j i' c n.-liiulc flio ii i'ii:.s! ii: i:i < ur;i nislu ofTuel sucll 1 i. :ii$>ij./i/iox ic co. Jr.uo X I.' ' *j: i ; rIV :i> f pj ?-|05 " Ci^.vv.r.V-:vOv - O. rri ! <v: ,1 !i.i < !. ?r-t.?Ta-sH-.l !j I; ,' :;l?V i:' I In* ii fo!* ni?i?ir!. iiil'l li 'l i : 7'. - i. : < 'i i :t 1;?1 < r:n . " 1 : " ?. ! ' f full 1 ' : ! v.l.Ii pi . : n? vi'iivfiun"A i v?;-. V.'.i. V. W!;! :! 1 r X MIX. On : V : .iii'i Csii' ::i^f.. v.'.ii i..> l'..i!ii.l :>i !'it' ili'lV-i 11 ! ' j -Vvi. -lTi lr:lll-ic :: i i* l"( I' i' ::V'kr A >1 ^ J; ' v"* . ' i':P I iron v.'ii -S i.-' ?t 1 v? 1 . . ! : Ii. ! :itil I Jit-1 . i . : i ' . i v\i !i t<> |'Ur.. IM';.-. WO .. 11. i . i. ! j !i: .1 i inj; ' * I.. ic!? It, LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY! OP ri .iNTV. i ISraiK-.1i Oflicc Baltimore, Md. I I Assets - - - - $1,075,000 I iron. JEFF. DAVIS, President, (ion. \VAI)E HAMPTON, ViecPres't [ JOHN D. KENNEDY, fei.ioiy Strtto Agont. vQv . DRUGS & MEDICINES . , We have just received a fresh supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW Dye Shifts ami PATENT MEDICINES. Our stuck is very large and complete. We tliiuk we can give salisl'aetion lo every person, lxitli us lo qiialily and prices, ns our Medicines are warranted 1'IJllK and GENUINE. HODGSON &, DUN LAP l^rushos, Eto. A Large Assortment of fine English ami J*'roiloli TwlIi Uruslies, Hair llrii.sliey, Ini'aills' ItiT.slios: also Nail and linlliing .brushes, grossing Coiuhs of all rjualilies. KUDU SON & DUXLAP, Fancy and Toilet Articles. j N Largo Vnrioly, such as Toilol Rets, Press | ing Cases, (Imili ladies' and gentlemen's) Toilet Stands, Jewelry Stands. Work Poxes Vases, Leather and Sill; Hags ami I'oft Monies. A I n, (L rnniii Colognes, LnLin's and Lowe's IIxI rnets, Luhin's Soap. besides a large lot of other Perfumeries ami Fancy Soaps. ilOlKiSDN & PUN LAP. "Piin'fc; nnrl Pnlnrs. OKST Knglish Wlii'e Lead, C c^in? , Clroni and J J Vcllow, \\Terra Sienna, Prussian ".Inc. I'a lent Inyer, See., \c. Also, Linseed Oil and Tin |?cutinc. Par sal.' l>v lIOlKiSON ? DUNLAP. lUTOSOIlP 7iillll])H ?fc Oil. "HTST arrived; a largo and lieniiliful assort9* nieiil of Kerosene laiinps, linlli Parlor and liand with all the I .ales I Improved Humors. We also keep oil hand the 11 est Known Oil, as all llio ..il we sell HAS 11 KMX TKSTKI). HODGSON & DUN LA P. LAMP CHIMNIES. rsiilKs'K Ohiiiiniosaio ma le of flic Host Piinl ? Olar-s. and at e not half so lialdc In lireul: as I !.e eoiiiiiii.n ones. H. & D. Jany I ly Fresh Garden Seeds and Onion Sols, Jusl lleecived hy EEOlHiiSOX d m RADWA ^sSilDY 1IELIEF f Cures the Worst Pains in from One to Tcnti/ Minutes. Not one hour after reading this advertisement need any one sttlTer with pain. 15 ad way's Heady relief is a cure for every pain. It was , flic first and is the only IMitf RK5Ii:i)\ hat instantly stops the most cxcrutiating pains. , allays inflammations, and cures congestions, whether of the Lungs, Stomach, llowels, or other glands or organs, by one application. In from one to twenty minutes, no matter how violent or excrutiating| the pain, the Rheumatic. Bed-ridden, Infirm, Crippled, Nervous, Neuralgic, or prostrated with disease may suffer, Hauway's Ready Rki.ikP will afford instant ease. Inflammation of the Kidney, Inflammation of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bowels, Congestion r.f the Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing, l'alpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, Croup. Byptheria, Catarrh, Influenza, Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold !, i r'l.lilo 1,111 US, .IJliii: ? Iinii". Tlic ti ]>)?liont ion of the Ready Relief (o the part or parts where the pain or difficulty exists will afford ease and comfort. Twenty drops in a half tulnhler of water will in a few moments cure Cramp, Spasms, Sour Stomach. llcnrt-l>urn, Sick Headache, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Colic, Wind in the Dowels, and all internal pains. Travelers should always have a bottle of ltadway's Heady Relief with them. A few drops in wafer will prevent sickness or pains from a change of water. It is better than French Brandy or Hitters as a stimulant. Fevor and Ague Cured }<01l FIFTY CENTS. There is not a remedial agent in .this world that will cure Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious, 1 Jilons. Scarlet, Typhoid, Veil' v and' other Fevers, (aided by Hadway's Fills) so quick as Radway's Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bottle^ p ? ! IScniily ! Strong and Euro Rich Blood?Increase of Flesh and Weight?Clear Skin and Beautiful Complexion secured to all. PK. llADWAY'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent Has made the most astonishing cures. So quick, so rapid arc thc changes the body undergoes, under the influence of tliis truly wonderful medicine, that every day an increase of flesh and weight is seen and felt. THE CHEAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Every drop of the Sarsaparillian Resolvent Communicates through the blood, sweat, urine and other fluids and juices of the system the vigor of life, for it repairs the waste of the body with new and sound material. Scrofula, syphillis, consumption, glandular disease, ulcers in the throat, mouth, tumors, nodes in the glatuls :m<I oilier paws ol tlie sysiein, sore eyes, HtriimovotiH discharges from ibc ears, and the worst forms of skin diseases, Eruptions, fever sores,scald head, ring worm, salt r-heuni, erysipelas, ache, ldack spots, worms in the tumors, , cancers.in the womb, and All weakening and painful discharges, night sweats, loss of sperm, and all wastes of.tlie life principle,' aee in tlie curative range of this wonder of modern chemistry, and a few days' use will proveTo any person using it for either of these forms of disease its potent power to cure them. 1)11. HAD WAY'S Perfect Purgative Pills. l'erfcclly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and strengthen the system, lladway's Pills for the cure of all disorders of the stomach, liver, Madder, nervous diseases, headache, constipation, costiveness, indigestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, bilious fever, inflammation of the bowels, piles, and all derangements of the internal viscera. Warranted to effect a positive cure. Purely ' vegetable, containing no mercury, minernls or delclerionH drugs. . A few doses of Rad way's Pills will free tlie system from all tlie above named disorders.? Pricecents per box. Sold by all druggists. Head "False and True." Send one letter stamp to Rad way & Co. No. '12 Warren St Cor. ChrTcliSt Now York. Information worth thousands will be sent you. oct u-ly Jilmffmf'illllifa, J. Walker, Proprietor. H. II. McDonald M Co., DrujcWj A Gen. AgcuU, Son fr'rancUco#Cal.,aud 34 Couluurco St., N.Y* VIJLMOIVS Hear Testimony to tliclr Wonilcrfii] Ciirniirc EflVcl*. Vlucirnr Hitter* are not a vile Fancy Drink, Made of Poor limn, WliUUcy, Proof Spirit* anil ItefiiHu J.liinor*, doc-, torn), spiced and sweetened to please the taste, called " Tonics," " Appetizers." " Restorers,' &c., that lead tlio tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, mado from the Nativo Roots and Herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic Stimulant*. Tltejr aro tiro (JIIEAT 1)1,001) IT HI I'M Kit and A 1,1 FK (JIVINC PHI NCI l'I, E, a perfect Renovator and Invlgoratoc ol tlio system, carrying olTall poisonous matter ami restoring the blond to a liealtby condition. No person can tuko the-o Hitters according to directions and remain long unwell, provided their bones arc not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and tlio vital onrnns wasted beyond the point of repair. Tlicyurou Gentle Purariiilvc ni well nan Tonic, possessing, also, tho peculiar merit of acting as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inllammalluii of tho Liver, aud of ult tho Visceral Organs. FOR FENALF, COMPLAINTS, whether luyoangorold. married or single, at the dawn of womanhood or at tho turn of life, these Tonic Hit* ters have no equal. Tot' Iiilliiiiiiniitovr nml Chronic Illicit* inntlsiii nuil (lout, Dyspepsia or Isidigestlon, II i 11 oil n, Kcnilltciu nml Iiitcrniittcut Fcvcrn, 11 Druses of ilio Jilootl. l.lvrr, Kidneys unit Hlndder, these (fitters have been most successful. .Such Diseases arc caused by Vitiated lllood, which is generally produced Ly derangement of the Digestive Organs. DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Headache, I'uin in the Shrmldors, Coughs, Tightness of the Cliest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of tho Stomach, Cad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of tho Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain ill the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms are the olfsprings of Dyspepsia. They invigorate Die Stomach mm stimulate tnc torpid Liver mul Bowel*, which render tlicm of unequalled efficacy in cleansing the blood of all impurities, and imparling new life and vigor to the whole system. ? FOR SKIN DISK ASKS, Eruptions, Tc^r. Salt Illieum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples. Pustules. Boils, Carbuncles, King-Worms, Scald Head, Bore Krai, Erysipelas, Itch. Scurfs, Discoloration* of the Hkiu. Humors und Disease* of the Skin, of what* e\ er name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a short time by the iv-' of these Bitters. One bottle in such cases will convoice Die most incredulous of their curative effect. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you lind its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Irruptions or Sore* ; cltauso it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in tlio veins: cleanse it when it i* foul,and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system Will follow. | PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, inking in the system of so many thousands, arc cft'cctualiy destroyed and removed. BOLD BY ALL lift (JllOISTS AND DEALERS. I J. WALK KB, Proprietor. It. If. MCDONALD Jc CO., Druggists uud (Jen. Agents, Sail Francisco, Otd., and !).' and !H Cvmuicrcc Street, New l'ork. I 0 Possessing powerful invigorating Those Bitten aro positively invaluable ia They purify tho system, asd viil euro Bemittent and Intermittent i'cver?, and are a preventive of Chills and Fever. All yield to their powerful cincacy. Are an antidote to change of Water and Dkt. i to tho waited frame, and correct all pt Will uyo days of raftering to the sick, and Tho grand Panacea for all the ills of lifo. RMA1IT/ In Young or Old, IIarrie^^^-j fvc Single, theso Bitters are un^^ Sjquallod and haro often been th^V _^r means of saving lifo. YR TRY. ONE O TT.Ei > DOORS, SASH^BLINDS, *C, P. P. TOALE, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER, No. 20 Hnync-st. and lforlhcck'e Wharf, (JIlAKUiSTON, S. 0. J6fc5y* Tli is is I lie largest anfl most completcFnc , tory ol the kind in the Soul Item States, and alj liftieIt's in litis line ran lie furni.ihcd hy Mr. P. ToALK.it prices which defy competition. SQf'A pamphlet with fuH atnl detailed list of all sizes of Doors, Snshcsand Blinds, and the l?rices offeach, will lie sent free and post paid, on application to 1\ P. TOALE, Charleston, S. C. July IS, 12m. J. & T. I. Jones ARE NOW RECEIVING 8L OPENING THEIR SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF Dry Goods,. Boots and Shoes, Groceries & Crockery To which (hoy invite the attention of purchasers, PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE. Having established a Warehouse where Planter's can procure every kind of I Provisions aifl Plantation Suppl e; I respectfujly invite their attention to n.y large ami constantly replenished stock of DACON, I/A MS. CLOCK, CORN, LAUD. CANNKD 1-KCITS AND M10ATS, ' and all other articles usually foniid in a first class (iroccry. Also, DRY GOODS, LOOTS AND SIIOK.S, ItHADY >IADM CLOTHING AC. ALSO, Ropp, Oil, llroonis, Bagging and Ties, Matches, Axle Urease, Buckets. Cards, Nails. Curry Coinl's, Hops, Locks, Sauces, Soaps, Starch, Sifters, Salt, Soda, Slavoring Kxtraels. Sugar, Candles, Shot, Powder, (inn Caps, Household and Kitchen Utensils, Hakes, Spad.es, Knives, and Forks, Spoons, And many other articles loo numerous to mention. {iw.y i':il! mill examine slock ami l'ricrH lielore pincliasim; el.-ev. here. I). W. JOKl>M,Ai>t. April IS. If. WEISENFELD, STERN & CO. | CottiFscta&Cdiissioii Mercliatits; 39 W. Lombard St., Baltimore, Md. Consignments of Collnn respectfully solicited. Liberal CASH advances made lliereon by (a:OROE AjjeiiL SATS') VOH? IMOS! , 10,0(1(1 p.iiimls Clean Linen ami ('ollon ll.MIS ivuntcd, for which (lie highest niarkel price Mill jC paid. Apply at (liisoiiice. * 0 THE JOURNAL :a: NEWSANDJOB * OFFICE, :o: (CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA,J TS PREPARED TO FURNISH, WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH, ANY QUANTITY OF MIX#, POSTER#, . CARD#, BILE HEAD#, LETTER If EARN, 1V EROURANHEN, &<%, dee., Ac. ? ?-?io: THE JOURNAL, "T S Published evry Thursday morning, at the .irate of , TWO DOLLARS AlFIFTf CENT PER -A. 1ST 1ST XT 3MC. * THE JOURNAL will be conscientiously devoted to the best interests of the county in which it is published, and will ever vindicnto that which is right and just regardless of personalconsiderations. IN Regard to News, both General and Local, the JOURNAL will always be found un to the times; containing cv crything of importance or interest to the people. INDUCEMENTTOCLUBS, I S Clubs of TEX or over, uhtre thr motif;/ ac- . .1 cum/HUttcx the list, the JOUltXAL will be furui.-fbeJ.ul the extr finely low price of TWO DOLLIES PEE ANNUM. IX all oilier i list uncos, u hit Iht of single subscribers < 1* of club* who do not seiul in the money with the Biihscriplion list,the price oil he paper will lie two dollars and lil'ty cents [ rr r.iinnut. ? ADVERTISING. PAKTIKS advertising fur three. six, or twelve months, will receive a libcrul deduction from published rates. Address, JOHN KERSHAW Proprie tor "Journal," Camden, So. Ca.

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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, July 25, 1872, Image 4