Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, August 06, 1852, Image 3
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The Trice of Corn*.?The fine rains we have
lately had, and the fine prospect of the corn
crop, together with an abundant oafs and wheat
crop, have reduced the price of corn in Greenville
from $125 per bushel to 75 cents and it is still
falling!?Greenville Patriot.
The Rice crops on the Savannah river, says
the Savannah ATornhtp News in consequence of
the frequent rains arc backward, and little if any
harvesting will commence before the first of September.
The crop, it is thought, will not be more
^ ^han an average one.
Duath fkom IIvdiioi'jioiha.?The "Wilmington
(DeL) (lazette mentions the death of Capt.
Enoch Williams, near Cape May, of hydrophobia.
He was bitten about five weeks ago, by a dog
| belonging to a negro, in Brandy wine village, on
I the hand, from which at the time lie suffered no
| serious inconvenience. He went on board his
f vessel, lying at Brandywine, and showing his
sore hand to the mate, informed him that he had
been bitten by a dog, which elicited the qucs
tion, "Suppose the dog was mad ?" Capt. W.
replied, " I guess there is 110 danger of that."
Earlj last week he was in Philadelphia, and feeling
unwell,, lie determined to go home. The
rr Captain reached his home, and shortly after,
wards was attacked with the dreadful disease,
and continued to rave until death entled his sufferings.
lie was a young man about thirty
years of age.
TO THE SICK.
1 For the effectual rooting out from the system of all
diseases brought on by indigestion, hilliousness and impurity
of the blood, it is a widely ami we'd known fact
that WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are the great PANACEA. Throughout the entire'
South, these Pills have long been held in the highest
repute, both by private individuals and by the Medical
faculty of our country. Southern fevers and Southern
diseases generally, yield to their influence at once; and
the unfortunate victim to "earthly ills and woes'' is made
to thank Heaven that a sovereign balm has been provided.
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fads to Batisfv, the experiment shall cost him nothing.
Thos. J. workman, Agent for Camden, S. C., and
sold by Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun1
try. June 28?ly.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
important to dyspeptics.
+ Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN, the true dtoestive
fluid, orc.Asntic juice, prepared from RENNET,
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OX. aftcrdircttions
of BARON LI KB IG. the great Physiological
Chemist, bv J. S. liOUGHTuN. M. D., Philadelphia.
I Tliis is trulv a wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION.
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT, I
. CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Noturc's
own method, by Nature's own Agent, the GASrTRIC
JUICE. Pamphlets, containing Scientific evi.
dence of its value, furnished by agents gratis. See noice
among the iuodical advertisements.
M ARRIED?on the 21st ult., by T. II. O'Stc-n,
E*q. William M. Berry an 1 Miss Caroline
Pritchard, all of Sumter District.
DIED?Near Greensboro,'Ala. on the 17th
:?>t..-.-after a short illness, of Congustive fever.
S ?tiu'd 8. Leigh in the 33rd year of his age.?
all. Leigh was a native of Flat Rock, Kershaw
.4_>i?Trjet, South Carolina. He leaves a wife and
children to mourn his loss.
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JUST RECEIVED.?A general assortment
of Ladies SHOES and BOOTS. Some new styles,
by WORKMAN ft BOONE.
July 6. C3 tf
23g?"Gents French Boots expected in a few days.
Iu Eqaitj-Rci'iliau.
Zack Cantey and Wife vs. John M. DoSaussure, Trustee,
Win. Adainson Cantey?Bill to sell Trust
Property.
IN obedience to an order in this case made at Juno
Term A. D. 1S52, of the said Court, I will offer for
sal# at Public Outcry, at the Court House Door in
Camden, on the tirst Monday in November next, all
r that Tract or Parcel of laud (except the residence on
J the same known as Spring Dale place, and two hundred
(200) acres around it) lj'ing on the East side of'
Wateroe River, in Kershaw District, containing by ro- j
survey of E. Parker. Deputy Surveyor of the 17 th day |
of January, 1849?Fifteen Hundred and Twenty (1520)
"Acres?bounded North by lands of Dr. E. A. Sahnoud, ;
and lands of the Estate of John Chcsnut, East by lands
of the Estate of John Chesnut, South by lands of Edward
E. Adamson, and West by the Wateroe River.
The said Tract, with the exception above made, will
be sold at the time and place hereinbefore speeilied, to
the highest bidder for tin* same, provided it brings over ,
Six Thousand Dollars, (GOOOj but it will not be sold Ibr
less than Six Thousand Dollars (G000.)
Terms.?A credit of one, two and three years?pur i
chaser to give bond with approved personal security;
and a mortgage of the premises. Possession of said
lands to ho given on the 1st day of January ensuing
^ ' said sale, and the purchase money to bear interest
from the day possession is given.
W. 11. It. WORKMAN, o. e. k. r?.
August G. C3 tf
RECDER A DESAUSSUllG,
ADGER'S WHAItF, CHARLESTON, S. C.
\ RE prepared to dovoto their undivided attention
J.X. to the interests of their friends in the sale of
COTTON, RICE, and produce generally; and to filling
their ORDERS. Tiiey will make fair advances on
Consignments of Produce to their care.
oswell keeder. john b. desal'sserk.
i Aug. 6. G3 w7ni
Tailor for Sale.
]7*0R SALE-rA prime Mulatto FELLOW, twentythree
years of age, lias been regularly apprenticed ,
to the Tailor's trade, and is a first-rate pantaloons and
vest hand, also, a good coat hand, lie is a polite and
agreeable fellow, sober and honest. For any further
particulars, plcaso apply in person or by letter to
J. S. RYAN,
Broker and Auctioneer,
3(j Broad-st. Charleston, S. C.
Aug. 3. G2 3t
CopartiMTKliip \otict'.
L (CHARLES LOVE. Into partner and successor of
J Jos. Thompson & Co., Saddle and Harness .Manufacturers.
has this day associated with himself CoKBAl)
M. Wiknoks, under the name of LOVE .t WI EN( IES.
They will continue the Saddlery and Harness business
at the old stand, comer of Broad and Church
^ Streets, to which a continuance of patronage is respect
? tuny solicited uilvhijw j<v?
CON HAD MT W1EXGES.
Charleston, July 23. 59 tf
^"Sumter Ha = ner anil Darlington Flag copy 3
times, anil forward bills to L A W.
Vanilla Ilcans
THRESH and line. Also, Ess. Vanilla, Extracts of
1. Lemon; Orange. Bitter Almond, Hose and 1'cacli,
for flavoring Ice Creams, Buddings, Custards, Ac. Just
received at Z. J. DkIIAY'S. |
' .* * s
NOTICE.
TIIE subscriber lias removed from his old stand opposite
the Waterce House to the store formerly
occupied by Messrs. II. Lkvy & Sox, where he intends
continuing his business in all its various branches.?
lie expects to visit New York this inontli, where lie
will add to his present large stock, to which he invites
the attention of his friends and customers in the fall.
C. MATJIK.SON.
Camden, Aug. 3. C2. -It
jj^'Thc Lancaster Ledger. Sumter Banner and Darlington
Flag will copy four times.
A. It. 11. JMIEIt
T) SSPECTFUI-LY informs tho citizens of Camden
11 and the surrounding country that he lias opened
at the Old Stand near Mr. S. Shiver's Blacksmith's
Slum where he will renair Carrintres. BtiiKrios A c. on
""" I'" " I O > irn
moderate terms. July 20.
Iia Equity?Kershaw.
Josiuh Pierce and "Wife, Zack Canfey and Wife vs. Edward
E. A damson?Hill to sell land for Partition.
IX compliance with an order in this case made at la>f
June Term of said Court. I invite proposals for the
purchase of that portion of the Heal Estate of Louis ( '
Adumson, lately dee d, lying on Wateree River and
called the Brevard Place, containing it is thought about
Four Thousand and Eighty-three (4083) acres. Said
trnut adjoins lands belonging to W. J. Taylor. Zack
Boweu, E. Parker, Estate of J no. Chosnnt.
Tt;r?m to be spccilied in proposals as they arc open
to agreement of parties in interest to whom all propositions
are to be referred for acceptance or rejection.
Propositions may be made to the undersigned.
Sale not to be effected before the I s' Januarvnext.
W. 11. R. WORKMAN, c. K.*K. t>.
July 30. CI 5m.
Tor SalCt
CfORX, Bacon, Lard, Jcc., by
J_ JAMES McEWEX.
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
IN SETTING BI.MiKAL TEETH.
rl\FIE undersigned, owner and agent of Dr. Allen's
1. valuable improvement, for the Southern States,
1 I *-11 ifc nr/ii? oil
UUgS leave tU Uilll uut-ninju iv 110 IUI11; \J*\, 1 UII
other methods in the following particulars:
increased strength continuous gl'.m, llfe-like
Appearance, perfect Adaptation ok the Pi.ate,
and Cleanliness?tiie Teeth, Gum and I'late being
baked into One Piece, without interstices, and as live
from impurity as a piece of porcelain.
Dentists are informed that I have fitted up a Laboratory
in Montgomery, Alabama, and am prepared (ogive
instruction, and Furnish Materials Two days in
the Laboratory will enable any competent Dentist to
put up teeth in this style to his entire satisfaction.
The public, and especially those who cannot use the
pieces they now wear for mastication, are informed that
I am willing to insert Teeth on this plan, and give the
parties thirty, sixty or ninety days to test them, after
which they may return or pay for them, at their picasure.
Those who wish to sec me in Montgomery, must
make immediate application, at the Exchange Motel.
1}. F. SMITH. Surgeon Dentist,
114 St. Charles st New Orleans.
July 27. CO 2m.
re?"Circulars containing full particulars can be IkuI
at this otlice.
Tactics for Tight Infantry and litUciiicn.
CCOMPILED for the Washington Light Infantry,
/ Charleston, S. C. Containing the new manual of
arms fur the Ftrca&ion liijte. furnished by the War
Department. The Deployment as Skirmishers, and all
that is peculiar to Light infantry and Riflemen.
July 12. " A. YOUNG.
NEW ARRIVALS.
MDRUCKKR &. CO have just received a ir.rgc
select iou of the newest patterns of Plain and
Fnncv liEItAGE.?. DELAJSES. CIIALLYS. 77S
SUE SILKS. MUSLIM'S and GIXGIIAMS. and other
articles for LADIES' DRESSES, to which they invite
the attention of the Ladies and the public genor-Ilv.
March 23.
July 27?GOtf
Siiipfcatc <j5iii5iiM>,
OF superior qualitv, from the well known Laboratory
of Rosoiignrteii & Denis
Also, Rowatid's Tonic Mixture, Jayne's Fever tind
Ague Fills, Dr. Turner's Foyer and Ague Pills, ,tc. k.
ust received at Z. J. DeHAY'3.
UEIDSK K CIIAMPAIGWE.-10 Baskets,
low for Cash. W. C. MOORK.
M'OUE Brown Homespun at l'ottr cents a yard, just
. opened at BONNE VS.
Youth's and Men's Dress Shirts.
)UST received an invoice of the above of the latest
stvies, well made and warranted to lit.
April 27.?St A. M. k R. KENNEDY.
The Southern Brooin Manufactory.
L ANNOUNCE to the citizens of tin's District, that
I will establish a JiUOOM MAS UFA CTOUY in
Camden. All those who or willing to encourage
home industry, are respectfully solicited to give me a
call.
Ia addition to the above. I will re-bottom cane si
1 T I Hi- l. / *? I I!. I ?: 11
till!ias?aim j nope an lrieims 01 me oiuiu wi.i syjupathi^u
anil encourage me in rnv undertaking.
* T. 0. DITTTOX.
Juno 4. 45 tf
CO.I?AKTi>i:HM!IP
rI",lIK UXJiKUSl<;XKl', have this day entered into
1 a Co-Partnership lor tin; purpose ol' transacting
a WHOLESALE LIQC'Hi AXJf COMMISSiO.V
JiUSJXKSS, under the stylo and linn of WITTK A
UOOltWlX, at tlie old stand of C. O Willi*: 92 Mast
Bav, where we will bo happy to see all our old friends.
i:. ("). WITTK
CiKU. M. GOODWIN.
Charleston, July 5. 57 tf
To Rent.
rrMIK subscriber offers for rent that large and com.1
modious STORK HOUSE, sittiaied on. the corner
of Itroad and York-streets, aud iminediately opposite
the Watereo House, which lor several years past has
been occupied uyu. .Matneson, I'.sq. it isa weii-Kiiown
stand, being located in one of tlio most business parts
of tlio Town, and has an extensive Lot and Cotton
Yard attached. Possession will be given on i he first
dav ol August next. J011N JNGJtAM.
July t>. 55 tf
Selling Off at Cost.
rI"MIK subscriber desirous of closing bis business in
I in Camden will sell at New York Cost, bis present
stock of Goods, consisting oft lie following articles. \i/.
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars.
St. Croix and Porto Pico do.
Java and Pio Collee,
Gunny Cloth and Dundee Bajrgin^,
Bale Pope and Twine,
Hemlock Leather, Shoe Thread, ?fce.
Paints, Oil, and ".Yiinlow Class,
Hardwaix?, Iron, Nails and Casting,
Domestic Dry Goods, Saddlery, Ac.
Candles, Soap and Starch.
A choice assortmenl of LIQUORS, \i/ :
Brandy, Wine, Whiskey, Porter and Ah-.
Together with a large stock of
SALT A XI) MOLASSKS.
Tbo.se desirous of purchasing for Cash, or bankable
iviiior fin clmrt timn wniilit 11< i \v'i*l ] I n f'tl 1 i ,'t lit I O Y.'l Mil III'
the goods. JOHN W. IM'ADl.KV.
Camden, May 11, 1852. .'18?i f
Oik; (o Four Dollar* a Window.
1>K FOIIE purchasing call and examine llie subscri)
bar's assortment of Transparent WINDOW
SHADES, which comprises many late and handsome
attorns. C. L. CIIATTEN,
*
MADISON SPRINGS,
! 23 MILES FROM ATHENS, GEO.
MR. J. I). AV ATKINS. owner and proprietor (
. ilie.se Springs, informs the public that a net
j Spring has been discovered, containing Sulphur, Iroi
' I Magnesia and Amonia. The whole establishment i
much improved, and will 1^ this season, under th
earo of W.\t. Skymoi'K, pcntnps the best caterer i
South Carolina, late of the oultrie House. Sullivan'
Island, and Junes' Hotel. Charleston, A line handle
Music will he in attendance, and every appointment c
the Hotel nrnuiired for pleasure and comfort.
May 28, 1852. 43 tf
EIEAZ) Ql AKTHItS,
\ SUCK HEAD, July 3d, 1852.
ORDER NO?
r l"MI K following.' Regiments will parade for Reviev
i and I'rill at the times and places specified, viz:
The 25th Reg of Iiitantrv at Wintisboro', on Satur
day the 7th of August next.
The 24th Reg. of Infantry near Winn's liridgc, ot
Wednesday the 11th of August next.
Tin- 'Itli Reg. ol'Oavalry at Vounguesville, on Fridin
the 13th of August.
The Ufitli Reg. of Infantry at Chesterville, on Mon
day the lfitli of August.
The 27th Reg. oflrilaiitry at Rieli Hill, on Weduss
day the ISth of August..
Tlio4(iiii ueg. ?t iiuaiury near r.ocnezer, on rruia;
tlio 20tli of August.
The 34th Hoe. of Tnfnnttr at their Regimentn
Parade ground, on Monday the 23d of August.
The 37th Reg. of Intiintry at Wilkin's Old Field, o;
Thursday the 2Gth of August.
; The .'Sat1' Ueg. of Infantry near Unionville. on Satui
I day the 23tli of August.
j The fltli Reg. of Cavalry near Glenn Springs, oi
! Tuesday the 31st of August.
! Toe 3Gth Reg. of lii'iuitry at Timnion's Old Field, oi
, Friday the 3d of September next,
i The 45th Reg. of Infantry at the Burnt Factory, at
j Tuesday the "th of September.
| Th 41st Reg. of Intiintry at Park's Old Field at
j Thursday the full ol'Scpteinbcr.
The 4(>th Reg. of Intiintry at Boyd's.on Saturday the
I 11th of September.
The Hull Reg. of Cavalry at Martin's, on Tuesday
' the 14th of September.
The 33t!i Reg. of Infantry at Keller's OKI Field, on
Thursday the IGth ol'September.
; The 3litii Itcg. of Infantry near Ruff's Motutuin, on
Saturday the lath of September.
Tlie Reviews will eotntiietice at 12 o'clock, ?I.
The eoniuiissiotied and tion-eonunissionel officers
will asseui I" the day previous to the review, except
those ot'the 2Gth and 34th Regiments of Infaitry, who
W'li asseiuMe on the Saturday previous, at tleir Regimental
parade giounds for Drill and rnstrnetan
i'hu Major Generals and Brigadier Generals vill, with
their Staif, attend the Reviews within their ospeetive
coiniiiatids
Th - i!- l."i !i'-r ' ic:i? rals are charged with tie extension
of i Ins order.
llv order of tlie < 'onininndor-in-Cliiof.
.1. W. CANl'KV. Adj.and Insp.Gen'1.
July !>, 1852. 55 tf
The South Carolinian. Winnshoro' Yorkvih, Spartadiiurg.
I iiiouvi.l . la.:u?'iisville. Chester an Xewherry
paper- n ? -j y w.-ekly until the reviuvs are
over.
j .v?f c ?< : f - ?sy give:,
j r|MlAT the Co-partnership heretofore cxistig be
' ' 1 - .1 II: r
* IWfCll lilt* ."iW!'leers UU'IIT IUV lllllll* .IIIUIII IU tjj
(',ILBKlt I'S ,v OU.UTX is this day dissolvedjy mutual
consent.
Tlit* business of the concern will be settled ly S. &
E. M. Gll.tiKur.
STEPHEN" GITdERT.
LEOXARI) CII1P1X.
ELI AS M. GILilERT.
Charleston. 1st June, 1S;>:i.
Hi. iV EX JI. (ilLDERT
I A \T 1LL continue the CARRIAGE JirSIXESS at
t t tlie r.l.l stand ofGillnvts .v Ghapri,(formerly S.
.t .1. Gilbert) X?>s. ami 10 Went worrit., ami will
keep constantly on Iiaml an cxtensiveassortnient of
CARRIAGES uianulaclured by theuisc/es expressly
for I licit* own sales, together with an f?sortniont of
j other styles usually f'ouiul in this marketto which the
attention of their old friemls ami eustointv is respectfully
in >in--I. Carriages of any style willhp made to
order. and r* j?:iiriii>_r in ;iil its various brauhes ptoinptI
Iv and htitiii illvcxeeut' d on r* asotiable lias.
I ' ' STEPHEN' ALBERT.
ELI AS M. (ILBERT.
Oh : 1st. 18.12.
1 t*> the firm of S. J. Gilbert
s. nciit to S. a liM. Gilbert,
-eitii* the business f said llrm.
. a- Gin
! (LATE OF THE FIK.M OF (i!l.UEltIs , Cll A 1'l.XJ
IS X?)W Ol'KXIXU an extensive MUM AO K
M AXI'FACTOHV ami KKPuSITOlt, fronting
' and on Went worth-si met, nexi dJiorto tlidld stand of
(Jillierts X' t'liapin; also, on Mcctinjr-treoiiioxt <loor
Xorili of ilie "I'wii.iox llorriu" Charlcstc. S. C.
?*>'"Orders l!>r Carriagesand Harness, [iinjitly ex
eeuted from this date, on sueli lerins and iilucli manlier.
as lonisiirea continuance ofliivois.
June 11?47 if
Ci. W . Vt'IlLlifjiKS A CO.I
Booksellers, Stationers,
and ntAixus in.
C licitp Publications
Xo. 50 EAST-nA 1' (Opposite the Courier (ice.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
(i. w. WIKXCES. a. u soU?J|n\
Juno '23. 50 , 3m
RATI A W A TTT?
K/VA/AA. f ? AA. A AJAVI
! Of)l>.\ WAT MR fresh from t lie fountain will,-. kept
t ' through I Ik* season,?with an ubiiiiJaucaf ICE
and a variety of pleasant SYKl'I'S, bv
'v. l. ziir.
i
Si!':!?! 331a Ites;. Cavtijy,
!X jiiirsu.uiee of orders from Major (ieneral t liftnan.
an election for brigadier tiencral of the jltrij;aile
of Cavalry. is hereby ordered te< be held ai_',nu.
den (Idr.liis Kej.'iiiieiii) ?n Ttnirsday. the 1-th iy of
August next, to till the vacancy occasioned by y. resienati'Mi
of Hrifjadicr (lencral Owens.
I,i. t'ol. Mavis ami Major Maker are hereby of rod
to attend at Camden ami assist as Managers of.^,1
Election. J?y order of CUL. ANfKl|,
i CamIiK.v. Jiiiic '-'2,1S.VJ. SO?t
' EW I,A UP. of su|>erior i|italily. Ai.-o. S;ir
i\ I louse Svru|>, 1'oek and Table Salt. Just r\.j
, ved by ' K. W. JlO.NXKl
I'ttre 11 It t?' I.cad,
Of s!i|> -rior <|ii:ilily. Linseed Oil. SpiritsTurponli
i'In<line Ore.m. Prussian Mine. Litharge, Cou
Japan ami Leather Varnish. Window u!lass Ac. .It
. received at /,. .1. DE11A1 8.
i Julv IS. IS If
l ar<l Oil.
OF siijicncir <|ti:i!iiy whirl) will lie sold as low a
ill - pivs' iii nlvaiu't'il |?ri<vs of OILS of over
kind wi.l warrant. Ju.it ivcvivcil at
' DeHAY'S dhuo stork.
^ ^ ^
POSITIVE BARGAINS!!
HAVING a very large stock of LACE and FANCY
SUMMER GOODS, which I wish to dispose
,v of before the Fall, I will positively offer them for cash at
i. Greatly Retluccd Prices!
IS They consist of a large variety of Fashionable Lace
e Capes, from one to eight Dollars.
n i Oil. i T-. :i . T T..,1.,1
iiiil'U \ liiiuc xiiui'iiiii^ AJiiuea aim
8 Edgings of every description?such as Real Thread.
Wove Thread. Valenciennes. Linen. Cotton and Robbin;
Rile, and While Blonde Laces and Edgings. Also,
a full assortment ot
fiik\cii xki:i>li:wokk kmbkoioeriks
Comprising beautiful Worked Muslin Collars, very low,
Rile. Embroidered Muslin Capes, at cost prices;
EnibM Sleeves and Cuflk of the tiie newest patterns;
French Emb'd Lawn Ilandk'ls. at New-York cost;
Swiss Edgings and Insertings at reduced prices;
Cambric do. 44 do. " 41 44
Infant's Frock Bodies, various sizes, at cost;
44 Embroidered Caps. 14 44
Ladies' Muslin Breakfast Caps, very few left;
Worked Muslin Chemisettes, choice patterns and unquestionably
cheap.
Summer Bonnets at and Under Cost.
Some of them quite new, and others tolerably ancient.
In disposing of these, I will graduate the prices accoriliii'j
to itij; those of two years standing considerably
under cost; also, 1'OXXKT llUiliOXS. all
7 of them new. at prices to suit the Bonnets and the
times respectivcl}\
Summer Dross Goods.
, Such as Printed Muslins, Ginghams. Gingham Muslins.
Baragc DcLaincs, While and Colored Dotted Mus.
lins. .te., we.. purchased this Spring and otl'cred temptingly
low; in fact, I am willing to sacrifice the profits
. on all of these as well as many other exclusively Summer
Goods, in orderto make room for my Fall supplies.
. which I intend to be on a scale unusually complete,
and at prices calculated to increase the extensive pat,
ror.age nlreadv conferred on mo.
June 25?Alt JAMES WILSON.
I'isjal Xofice,
VLL persons indebted to II. Levy or IT. Levy &
. Son. either by open account or note, will call and (
settle, otherwise they will be placed in the hands of an
Attorney. n. .livy x x. our*.
June 25. 51 tf_ ,
MI1AJL A':8"> Always on hand, at
MOORE'S, lted Flag.
'piIK subscribers have this day formed a Co-partncr1
ship, under the name and tirm of ROOT i IN- ,
GUAM, for tiiei-jwr^fepe of carrying on the General
Auctioneering'Business. F. ROOT,
, 'r .Vv. JOIIX INGRAM. .
Caudf.n*, Jan. 2'r.. - 7 tf (
Cod Liver Oil. J
I HAVE just received a few gallons of pure COL y
LIVER OIL. which will he sold in quantities to (
suit purchasers, and at reduced prices.
March 30. Z. J. DeIIAY.
MOUNTAIN Butter, Hue Cheese. Fresh Maceiro
. ni. Corn Starch. Bronta, Chocolate and Citron .
For sale by K. W. BONNEY.
Nev/ Books and Novels.
rpiIE Ahboltsford edition of tho WAYERLY NO- ,
J. YELS. l'riec 50 cents lor each Novel?complete ,
in 12 bound volumes, at SI per vol. g
Days of Bruce; Brace's Hungary: Ktic's Tartary, ,
Bancroft's U. S. History, -lth volume,
Legislative Guide,
Men and Women of tite 13th Century,
Glances at Europe, by 11. Orcoiy,
Essays from the London Times.
Jenkins' Lite of Jackson; Meigs on Children,
Wilson's Anatomy: Sophocles' Greek Grammar,
I Scrap Books: English Family Robinson,
Far Oii". by the author of Peep of Pay,
Wild Girl ol Nebraska; Texiau Virago. Ac.
July 16. A. YOUNG. "
Writing Inks.
' I "M1K subscriber has just received a large and va
1 ried assortment of Black. IJlne, Carmine and Red
INKS, of superior quality"in vials and bottles from 5
to 50 cents each. also,
Harrison's. Tarrant's, Wright's David's and Maris'
INDELIBLE INKS, for marking on cotton, linen and j
silk, with and without Preparation.
March 26. Z. J. DkHAY.^ ,
Fanning Mills.
THE subscriber has just tinished a few of the above .
Machines fur cleaning Wheat, Rice, Gats, Corn,
Peas, &c. Made and warranted bv t
May 17?2m w R. J. MeCREIGHT. \
j i / \/\ O'/j. QUININE, at the lowest market price.
I'm/ Fur sale bv
June 22. " THOMAS J. WORKMAN.
BRICKS FOR SALE,
r|"MIK subscriber has on hand a largo quantity of 4
J.. liOOLi BRICK, which mav iie had on application, j
January 2:t. J.'F. SUTHERLAND.
BARRELS fYcsli "Kennedy's Butter Crackers.''? '
m Rceoived and for sale by
June 22, 1850. * SHAW k AUSTIN.
I "ALCORN'S" superior FAMILY llAMS. Re!
If) ccived and for sale by
I June 22,1852. SHAW & AUSTIN.
ICASh potted 1 r,ri)iout)i Herring 1
1 do do Anchovie Paste. Received and for 1
sale bv fill AW & AUSTIN. a
Juno 22, 1832. 50 tf
10ASK Guava Jelly in quart Jars. Received ami
. for sale by " SHAW & AUSTIN s
June 22. 50 tf
| CASKS Preserved Litnes, Oranges. Pine Apples K
"X and Citron. For sale by 4
June 22. SIIAW k AUSTIN. +
(CHOICE Oun Powder. Hyson and Imperial Teas.
J Received and for sale bv ?
June 22. * SIIAW ,fc AUSTIN.
("J RAIN Cradles. Steel Forks and Rakes, Iron and ~j
J Steel 1 Iocs. Spades and Shovels. For sale at j
| Feb. 24?tf E. W. BONN FY'S.
Annnaiii spirits of Viiio^ay.
i) IT up in beaul ib. 1 si vie. For sale bv i
THOMAS J. WORKMAN. ]
J31XK APPLE and liosiicn Cheese, Family llains
and Eacoii bides. Also, Lard and Canal Flour, w
Just received at RONXFY'S. ?
UK. U I'll AM ft I
Pilo Klt'olnnry.
Vt'KUTAlX cure for Piles. either External or Inter- r
mil, IMoeilinjr or Dliud. Also for nil lullaininutory
Pi.H'ascs. Allecliuiis of the Skin, andlmpurilic.su. \
the Jtlood. arising I'rom anv source For sale by
June 22. * TilOMAS J. WOKKMAX. c
To Kent. i'
rpilK llous-aud Store on Hroad Street, formerly oc- j
l copied by the late A. K. Allen. Possession given j,
on the 1st of October. For terms apply to 0
July 27?COir JAM KS MeJSWKN. J
ICE! ICE! ICE! " 2
H.W IXLi made arraujrcnients for a regular supply h
ot I01S through the sumnier season. I will be ?
jrlad to supply the citizens of Camden and its vicinity
with this luxury. Quantities under Htty pounds three
cents; over tilly pounds two and n half cents. CASH
l.llir I UK tvitlmlO mil*
F. Ii. ZEMP.
\ May 7 s7 tf
I
I
Livery and Sale Statles.
THE subscriber, late of Abbeville, SLC., begs leave ifc,vto
inform the citizens of Columbia anchthc public
generally, that he lms become proprietor of John C.
O'Hanlon's well known Livery and Sale Stables. His
Omnibus and Carriages will run from the American
f m t tiir? cnt'M-'il P'iiltYiO/1 Tlor?Ate Atirl tn ontr rmrf
of the city. The subscriber lias added largely to the
tine supply of Carriages, buggies and Horses bought
by him of Mr. O'Hanion; and he is satisfied he will bo
able to utlbrd accommodations in his line oPbusiness
unsurpassed by any similar establisment in the State.?
Tie has been at great pains to employ tpe most expe- . J
riciicetl and careful coachmen, sotiiat families may feel
perfectly safe in his vehicles. The subscriber lias also
tine lots w ith abundance of good water for stock, and
drovers will find it greatly to their interest to give him '
a call. Orders left at the American Hotel, so favorably
known under the management of Messrs. Boatt
wright k Jawicy will be promptly attended to.
W. E ARCHER, Propriptor.
May 14. 3<i 3m Ofnco
Transportation S. C. It. It. Co. ,
??0
CAMDEN, May 25, 1852.
ON and after Tuesday next, 1st June, the Passcn
ger and Mai! Trains (under regulations of the .'/
Post Office Department,) will, until further notice, run
as follows: ' - . -is
Charleston, Columbia and Camden Road.
FIRST or REGULAR PASSENGER k MAIL TRAIN
UP
Leaves Charleston (daily at 8 1-4 o'clock, a. m. *
Arrives?Columbia ' 3 " p. m.
,' Camden " 4 " p.m
DOWX.
Leaves?Camden at 6 o'clock, a. m.
" Columbia at 7 " a. m.
Arrives?Charleston at 2 1-4 p. m,
rpt T..~ * ... I*.1. x\ - 1. _ i r ! . i
iu:a iiuiii uow L-uiiu^fis wmi me regular jian ana
Passenger Train of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
which leaves Columbia daily. (Sundays excepted)
at 2 J.-2 o'clock, p. m. or immediately after the arrival
(at Columbia) of the Charleston Train. It al3o connects
with the "Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
at their junction with the Camden Branch at 2 1-4
/clock, p. m.
SECOND OR NIGHT EXPRESS FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER TRAIN. UP.
Leaves Charleston at 5 1-4 o'clock p. rh. ,)<
Arrives?Columbia at 0 1-2 " a. m. ';.<!
DOWX. . /
Leaves Columbia at 5 1-2 o'clock p. m.
Arrives?Charleston at G " a. m.
Passengers going up by this Train will always arrive ''
n time at Columbia to take the Regular Day Train of
lie Columbia and Charlotte Railroad, which leaves
Columbia daily (Sunday's excepted) at 7 o'clock a. m.
"or Charlotte. Also, with the Day Train of the Green-'
rille Railroad, which leaves Columbia at 6 o'clock a m; -J y;
laily, (Sunday's excepted. ' '. .-/i
J. D. PETSCFI, Sup't Transp'n Afe.May
28?43tf So. Ca. Railroad Company.
aTcarix
A ["ESSRS. G F KENNEDY, of Chester and JAMES
LtJL M. IIURST, formerly one of the proprietors ol
he Planter's Hotel, Charleston, have leased tlio
AMERICAN HOTEL, King Street, and would res
icctfully solicit from their friends and the travelling
mblic a portion of their patronage. We pledge oilrt . V
elves that the guests of the Hotel will receive accom- . - :nodatious
unsurpassed by anv in the city. - ?* ,
' KENNEDY & HURST. V ^
Charleston May 17. 40 6m
Mexican ittuslang Liniment,
FN Bottles at Fifty Cents and One Dollar. For sale
at Z. J. DeHAY'S. .
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. v
INTENDING to remove from the State. tV.e snbscri- _ '\'i'_
ber offers his large and commodious Dwelling House
>n Broad Street. There is every convenience attached,
i line Flower Garden, and a variety of Fruit trees:
ALSO
A small House adjoining, and u Lawyer's Office in the
ear of the Court House.
ALSO
The large Stores occupied by H. Levy &.Son, and L
Armstrong?the upper part used as the Odd Fellow's
rial!. ALSO
The Stores and Dwelling House occupied by "W. C,
kloore and T. Bask in', Esq'rs.
ALSO
A commodious Kirkwood House, pleasantly situated
?high and airy. j
The Stores would be a good investment to any capialist,
as they are now paying at least 15 per cent on
alue. A long credit will be given if desired. Apply
o H. LEVY.
May 6,1852. 37 ?T
?? jjjClcvelanilNIJrcniiiini
Cologne,
{N Pint and Quart Bottles. Just received and for.
sale at Z. J. DkHAY'S.
June 21)
Columbia S. . Insurance Company.
I'M! E undersigned continues to act as Agents for tL6
. above Company, and are prepared to take risks on
3uildings and Merchandize at customarv rates.
A. M. k It XENNEDY.
June 15th, 1852. 18 tf
Hair Restoratives.
r IIAYE now on band a large and varied assort-.
?. mem 01 ji.-uix jir.oi vn.iii vr.a, consisting in
inrt of 1 laud's Kau Lustra); Barry's Tricopherous;
'liulon's Invigorator and Jayne's Hair Tonic; French.
'omatuins, &t\ Having been lately received, they
re fresh and line. To bo had at
May 28. Z. _J. DeHAT'S.
Fresh Sperm Oil,
^OLAR OIL, LARD OIL, iho finest BURNING
FLUID, aud CAMrilENE, at the Undent market
rice, may be had at WORKMAN'S Drug Store.
) DOZEN t'.vo-])Ound cans Fresh Salmon. R?veived
- and lor sale by SHAW k AUSTIN.
June 22, 1852. 50 tf
t BARRELS choice Leaf Lord. Received and foe
sale by SHAW & AUSTIN;.
June 22, 18f?2. 50 tf
I CASK Gross & Blackwell's Pickles and Siiucks.?
L Received and for sale by
June 22. SHAW Jt AUSTIN.
Water's Tooth Soap,
[."'OK cleansing and removing aniraalcnhe from the
teeth. For sale bv
June 22. THOMAS J. WORKMAN.
) BARRIiLS No. 1 Pickled Salmon. Received and
ii lor sale by SHAW k AUSTIN.
-ives of tlie Democratic and Whig
Nominees for the Presidency.
PI IK Life of General Frank Pif.kck, with a Bioi
graphical sketch of Hon. Wim.iam Rufus King,
'ice President of the I*. S. Price 25 cents.
Life and Public Services of Wixmu.n Scott, Gcu- ?
ral-iu <'Idel'of the Army of the United States, cornrising
his early life: his sen ices in 1812 at Queonstoi>
h ml:K Chippewa, Lundy's Lane, and Niagara; in
ic Mexican War, at Vera Cruz, Ccrro Gordo, Chum
iisc", Chapultcpcc. the taking ot the Capito>, the Connest
of the Country, and nomination ;i3 Candidate for
lie Presidency. With numerous illustrations: Price
5 cents.
Queens of Knglund, in G Vols.; JEsop's'Faltles; 11
istratrd Concordance: Botany for Beginners; F.v
liliar Science, &c. A. YOUNG.
July 23?59tf
Hay Cutlors.
Juoi received a variety oi jia ) t vi j-r./io, warranted
a BUDcrior article, and for sale low by
July 13. E TT. BONNET.
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