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TAILORING.
The Indians Panacea.

EJOR the cure of Rheumatism Sc7oiala OF
IL Kings Evil, Gout, scianes, OF mip-uoaI. IN In
eurisi dseasc. particularly Ulcer. and painful nf
flic,ions of The bones. liberated Throat and Nos
,ril. Ulcers OF every description, Fe.er sorc..s 8
and Internal Absoesscs; Fistulus, Pilen. Scald-
bad, seurssy, Bi,cs, Chronic, Sore Eyes, Eye re-
sipclas, B!oehes, and every variety Of contagious
Affection, Chronic Cs,arrb, Headache, proceeding
from III acrld hanor; Pain in .he Stomach and
Dys2cpsia, proceeding from vitiaion; Affections
tthe Liver, Chronic lneamation Of the Kidneys,
and general debility, caused BY torpid action Of
the vessels Of the skin II il singuIarly othcacons
by rcaovaiing those constitutions which aarc been
hiokcn down By injud!cous treatment, or juvenile
irregularities. In general terms, it Is rceommcn-
ded TO all those diseases which arises from itaurr
sd in tho blood, v:tiai;oa Of the humoTs, OF what
ever name or kind.
Some Of the above complaints may require some
triiHins assistant applications, which the circun.
stances or the case will dictate: bat for general
remedy OF PriGea,or, 10 rensrs The cause, Tas ls.
GLASS PAsAcEA Will gcncraily DC FUND saficicn.
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HISTORY OF,
South-C'arolina.
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IN ]. BOWLING, 90 Broad-S.rce:,
LIE has commenced the Republication
promised some time back. OF DR.. DAVID
RAxsAy's HISTORY OF SOUTH Ca
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CnArIrsrox, March q, 1890


/ VAS seizcd about three years nnec with . dis-
tnesxing Rheumatism caused by taking severe
cold while under the influence OF mercury, and
sh;ch has disabled me from business nearly ever
s;nce. During this period have been patient in
The Marine Hospital in this City, upwards Of four
months nearly, and The sarc length Of time in the
Bslli.no,c Hospital, and tried almost every rene.
dy, nth little benefit. On thc l0th 1f february
Axp at ,hat tune scarcely able 10 move about upon
crutcbcs, commenced the use OF The Indian
Panncea. In one month found myself cniirr'y
cured from the pain, and am now happy TO state
thai feel lmyselfperfeclly we'll.
WM. TUCKER, 13 Narkn-a.
CURE FOR ScROFULoUS ULCERS.
NEW Yosx, Sept 10, le:D.
This may certify, iha. IN the fall Of ls25, was
seized with swelling in sny neck and face, which
afterwards liberated and became large ghastly ul-
GERS in my neck Aftsr trying several Physicians
to no advantage, wenito Philadelphia. and placed
myself under the care Of Drs. PLY sic and Beach,
when, after repeated salvation 10 no effect, was
pronounced totally incufablc. Afterwards tooa
twenty bottles Of Swain Panaeea and eight bottles
Of Poi,r.s Ca,holieon, with no material benefit
Despariny Of life, which had now become bur.
then TO me, returned TO my parents in New York
in is229, and gare myself up 70 lingering death.
Hearing Of the great success oil THE fSp'Ass "a
sAcEA, however, IN cases similar TO my own, was
persuaded 10 try IL, as last resort To my great
surprise we'll as satisfaction, soon found mysch
rapidly recovering and upon taking seven bottles,
tho ulcers healed and bccamcperfcctly well IN The
course Of two months, and have remained 20 ever
since. make t.iis statement and wish It published
for the benefit o. those uho arc suffering undci 81
milas scrofuious or syphiItic affections, thai they
may know what has cured one who has suffered
every thing but death. and who considers his liic
savcd by sSe sborc syrup. wa. HINHAN.
Thc above Medicine may be bad at
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE, CAMDEN, s. c.
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1IVER COMPLAINTS. {

LIVER c0MPLaIKTS.
nR. PETERS VEGETABLE MEDICINE
H. STOMACHlC1EET EFT HEPAJ1GE. fsm.5
ed by chymical analysis and synthesis cf seRssf
prorasts veaesblc principles, ars universally e.
knowiedged t6 hsve totally ecIipzrd the 1frten.
aions Of every other remedy, md suspszceded ~
necessity Of every other mode Of t1essment,
wherever the above disease are found 10 &exa&
~ veil as in tho enlargement Of The Splfn md
in Laxxdiee .s;
Among the symptoms Of Dyspspsia and Ilsss.:
complaints, are Haiulcncy, sourpess of burpireiD
the s.omsch melancholy irraiibiiity, dingreeabIs
taste 10 the manth; great irrcgulat;ty cf appetite.
which is sometimes voraeious, and at otbes tines
greatly deficient, thirst, feiid bnslh, nsaSea,
weakness ofshe stomach, ncid eructstions, palptta
ton, drowsiness irregularity Of the bowels, pres
sure on tho stomach after meals, Pain IN the head
dizziness OF vertigo; confusion Of mind, attended
with loss Of memory, gnawing IN fhe stonaeh
when cmp1y, chillness, affection Of sight and hear
ing p,in and weakness in the back, hngouf, dr.
tusbcd sleep, cold fect and hands, trpmof, ureasi
ness in The throat, chough pain in the .side q
breast, &c. ...s5Is
These medicines have been found % ef5eetuai Id
removing The complaints for which they are recon-.
mended, that physicians fequentiy having ex.
hausted all their skiai, to little Or no puypose.
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DIR. p ETEK y
An tf Bilious Pills.

Incee piils ar6 composed entsrety OF ve9etahbe
attrr, and when taken according 70 the dreetioaas
which seeoup pany them, are highly bene6eiaj IN
The cure and prevention Of all Bilious comptaints
They aot especially unpon the liver, vixen in q
torpid condition, carrying of large quantity sf
bile, through The influence Of The c1eefnent innc-
ton, which il suffered To remain in ibe sysiem,
would produce either Jaundiee, Liver Complaint,
Bilious Fever Fever and Aguc, or some oahef
gsicvous bodily alic.ion In nil eases Of torpor Of
the bowels, they act like eacharm.
A an anti dyspeptic and dinner pin they are IN
vaIusbae. Many persons who were subject tostio
lent attacks Of siok headache have been perfectls
cared IN Scw weeks by their use. Thcse Who aso
BY taking portion or two Of them feH. days pre-.
vious 10 cmbarking on board The vessel, Nil be Il.
r,ost certain 10 escape It. Females can Ssc them
at all periods, without incurring any risk Peupns
going To sea Of 10 asouihcrn elmntn, shoaA by Ill
means take some cf ihcsc piils with item. Their
virtues will retnain unimpaircd for Year, ii any eli
mate. No family should be vitheat these piils, q
portion Of them, taken occasionally, would Be Tho
means Of preventing r.ueh suffering ffou, sickness
Its from neglect Of keeping mp regular srslalii1
aesion Of the stomach and bowels ihus snisrinR %
Be absorbed and mingled with The blood: nnassmi-
laied acids. that n,esi diseases are prnareed. Dr.
r. fcls eonfident that $50 person who gives theH
pail: taii trial, will ever aiiss feel willing aofbe
without thcrs. /. a
Thrr eansain no particle Of Mercury, Or sny iu-
grcd'ent that does not Get in harmony Rifh hcsiih
and opposc disease.
Dr.. r. wishes il particularly undr1siood fhst
those pills Posscss keneSeial qualities independent
OF thctr Purgairc effects; they arc both tonic and
dcobssrocnt, acting upon the sccrei:ns and exhal.
whilc they remove distractions Medicines rbach
possess no other, excepting caitaftc qnlitrs, d.
bi;aic The patient, and their repeated rsc ays that
foundation Of q long catalogue Of Chronic disea.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber with view Of closing she
Books Of d. e. J. Clark: also the Books
Of J. g. Clark. respectfully informs those
indebted on either Of The abovc, that the
books will be found at the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. Lcmserc. that Mr. A. G.
Wills Is authorized 70 settle the same ID
my bs scnec. by note or otherwise. or they
will b. placed in the event Of default 70
comply, in The hands Of gcntlcman Of
tho bar for collection. a. the books must
be closed. JIG CLARK
June l6--2I.-tf
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MEDICINES.

THE Subscribers have jns, received and
arc now opening fall assortment Of Medi-
cincs from tho North, which can be recon-
mended with great confidence, as Ear as re-
CARDS their purity and gcnuinencss, having
becn purchased from one OF ihc oldest and
most respectable houses in Philadelphia
Physicians. Planters and others, arc rcqucs-
ted 10 cai1, previous 10 laying in their summer
supplies, and cxnmin tho quality Of those
now offered for salc; which NC feel confidcn,
in waran.ing aud giving satisfaction to pur-
chasers.
Among ,}osc lasc.y rr rccircd and now open.
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Important to Planters.
The subscriccrs are now engaged in the
Of
NEGRO SHOES.

Of quality far superior 10 any that bare
been hitherto offered in this market, aud Us
j, is their determination 10 turn OUT none bu:
those that will bear inspection, IT will be 70 the
interest Of planters to examine the same.
They propose further TO make any number
Of pairs less than 10000. particularly 10 mea-
sure, and accordance to the sample DOW rca-
dy, if the same are lefi previous to the ist Ju.
ly next.
As finished the, viii be separately pack
cd and marked deliverable on the LIST Oct.
In ,rord they shall be satisfactory.
J. BISHOP e. CO.
Jnne ii-2o-
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CARPENTERS
Fluid Es tract Sarsaporilla.

Ext.ac, Buchu, fx.rac, Jalap, Extract b.
Arnut, Syrup Lircrwort, Buffers Maguesiaa
tepcricn,, Balm Of Columbia. Hunters Corn
Plaster, Hyscan Pills, Imperial Hair Dyc.
Bleaching Liquid, to remove iron moulds and
ink spots from linen. Dcwing's Cement, for
mcnding broken glass china &c: Jcuitt's
Water Proof varn,sh ALSO-Sai !Eratus,
lsingiass. Gum Arabic, Gum Sencg-l, Arrow
Root, Ci,ron. Jujube Paste. Tolu Lozcngcs.
Soda do. Liquoricc and Opium do. Pepper
mint do. Rhubarb do. Metal Bronzcs, aud a
variety Of Surgical instruments, just received
and fos sale by
YOUNG g. M'KAiN.
March l2. 1886.
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NOTICE

THE subscriber bcgs learc to return his
grateful thanks TO his friends. customers. and
tho public generally, for tho very liberal en-
enlargement hitherto afforded him, and sali
cts continuance Of former faroes. He re.
quest to inform the public generally, ,ha, he
has on hand large assortment Of Groceries
consisting Of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
RICE. MOLASSES;
And upwards Of
5000 lbs. kentucky and North Caralina
BACON.
ALSO.--tiaving bought the entire stock
Of CORDlALS belonging 20 Mr.. James ID.
Lcmierc, snh his apparatus for making the
same intends 10 pursue tho same line Of busi-
ness rs prac,isrd BY him.
He has also on hand
Old POT, Cogn,ac Brandy
Clare, in bottles West India Rum,
or on draft. Jamaica do.
Pale Sherry Winc Scotch whiskcy.
Malaga do Old Mouongshela do
Holland GIN.
All unqaesiionably Of tho 6rs, qualify. all
OF which he will ,cll N low as tho ar,icles can
bc Afforded a. JAMES n EVEN.
June ll-20-s.
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NOTICE.

IN order 10 settle the affairs Of CARPEN.
TER g. BONNEY, il becomes necessary
that ull debts due them on or before the
isl Of January last should DO closed forth
wi,h. Thosc interested. tits presumed.
will come forward without further notice
and comply with the above request.
E. W. BONNEY.
June 4-.l3-.tf
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CASES OF RHEUMATIsM..

CuARiEsros, Nov Is, 1891.
During the iass winter and spring. vas .flic.
ted With vcty sesesr and distressing Rhe
ocessioned by exposure in bed weather ! now
take great pleasure in stating tha, Six bottles of
tae Indians Passeca, restored rDe TO perfect
heal,h, aud confidently recommend il to all sim.
JOHN FERGUSON. Kisy.a
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- or 4 ezo3 STORE.
n saE. subscriber hss now received fresh
i and general assortment Of
Ladies and GcntlcIacnS Boots
and shoes,
of tho la,cs, and mos, fashionable style. which
ucrc selected with much care BY himself
which he believes will give general sa,isfac.
tion to those who will favor him with their
custom. His stock comprises every deserip.
ton Of Ladies and Gentlemen, and Childrcns
Boots and Shoes, generally found in regular
shoe store. The Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Camden arc respectfully invited 10 call aud
examine for themselves.
hand general assortment OF
FINE SILK HATS,
Which will be sold on the mos, reasonable
terms.
W. 3. DANIELS.
February 27.-5,I
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EN- 6 LIS n
.7R n EH 8 E ED

TfyHtiE subscribers are uow receiving asup!iy
Ens,ssh Garden Seeds Of tho growth o: 1885,
nh,eh iiscy can recommend vita great confidence
20 ,l,cis friends and customers, - being fIcah and
genuine.
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Ne,r Copartnership.

VNlHE undersigned having on the ist inst
IL associated themselves in the msTcan.
tile business. under the 6rin Of Shannon,
Niece e. Co. respectfully solicit from The
community and particularly tho fo.mes
customers Of Shannon e. A'Dowsll, .
continuance of the liberal patronage en-
tended to iha, frm, and which il viii bs
their cudcayor 10 merit. Their stock Of
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Tailoring Establishment.

THE subscriber grateful for the liberal
share OF patronage received since his
commencement in the fali, hopes by close
application and readiness to please all
who may call 10 meri, continuance Of
the same. His work will be executed
with neatness and despatch. and in the
mos, fashionable manner; his prices viii
be moderate for cash or Punctuai custo-
mers.
Wanted one or two boys from IA to l6
years Of age, as apprentices to the busi'
ness.
March 26-.9
70 TAi.o2s.
Having beenauthorised to sell and teach
the Tailors
MASTER PIECE,
being the complete guide for instruction
in The whole art Of measuring and cutting
according TO the variety Of fashion and
form With Plates Illustrative Of the same,
by Scott & Perkins. (successors to A. F.
saguezs,) reporters Of fashions and tea
ehers Of cutting garments al New York
The above system can be had with all the
necessary articles belonging thereto II
application be made 10 the subscriber.
]. L. B.
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TIE salpc Of The Panaeca, 10 most conspicuous
fn those long ssaading and obstinate ~ phliLc and
sEteidlous affections which have decided aii other
semrdies, aad particularly in those cases whrsr
iaescary has becn 90 sviAhly used 20 cause dis
tressing pains in the bones, nodes, u,cfcurisl al
.css, arrangement Of the disrs.i,e organs, &c
Thesc II completely removes and IN sli cascs |
cntafely cradicatcs the discasc aud The cGrcts
tnefeufy rcnovairs The constitution, and leave
che patent sound and we'll In Rheumatism. and
in liberated sosn threat, iis happy effects no;
less appsrens, giving alnos, immediate rolicf
Taken In proper doses, THE lspiaxs rAsAcEa
o?csa,ss a. an alternative, AID detergent; diar.
plrorri;r. diuscsie aud laxative: an anGpaaa"dic
and anodync, and IN proper eascs. as q s,omac!,,c
and e,nmcnasosur. GencraIl, expressed, il ia.
csrascs al The sccfctons aud c1essions gives icnc
10 ahe stomach and cxcitrs action In the piaais in
q particular manner. From these pripeipies lis
epcfstion may BE- undcraiood.
This medicine has been found highly uarfuI in
many smbyuous disesses not here specified, and ii
has been used ~iih wonderful succcss as Sprisy
and Fkn psssifU BY those rho subject to cota.
ylainh Of the ehess, and whose constitutions &c.
qarr new vigor. Such persona viii 90 well 10
use t1o or three bottles in small doses, Wherever
edist driAk is considered necessary, the Panacca,
taken 10 ss,aiI dose. viii answer all its purposes,
In much iess timc, ai lrss expense, and in far
snote agreeable manner, than the common diet
drink
The following certificates out oil buaareds sim.
~ whsh might be procured. are gwen 10 show
the effect u FdE IxpiAs's PASaeEA. in tie rari-
OPS eonpiais's therein mentioned and also TO rx.
hiht In tac most satisfactory manncr IFS SUPERIOR.
tY over The syrups in common nso
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Among which arc The following
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ALSO,
Pamphlets Oh Gardening,

Calculated by the subscriber, to answer ior Cam.
den and the adjacent country, near Tho same la,i.
tude.
QTThe above Seeds arc warranted. Should any
one find them otherwise. after fair trial, others
will ,r given in their place Nov. 81
LAW BLANKS
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TO tI,e Public.

How trne il is, that modern Physicians-in ,h"ii
enhitson 70 excel In their profession; 20 explore
the sass fields Of silence by The aid Of Chimisiry
ana scek out new remedial agents; in short TO a.,
rive at perfection in the practice by means Of asI
sionc,-ovcriook and neglect, as beneath .hcis
notice the rich and bounteous stores Of medicine
which the almighty has caused To spring ont Of the
earth in every ein,c! And how much more true !!
is tha, while The American Physician looks 10 for.
eiSn soauirIcs for many Of bis most common and
nccessary articles pcrpcteay changing ss they arc
tsc dictates Of fashion or folly he is sui rounded IN
his own coua,ry with m ena'esa pTu'rsion.
The conysaiaiig, eFeieses srd sarErr Of ~egc-
txhlc rcHscdcs oycI n:aesal, may bc estimated BY
contrasting the snrra: practice with The modern
Or bring il more Immediately undcs OCT o1a OBJ.
Mrsasion, The Indian practice With that Of the
whites. WHO, In America, has mol known OF heard
oSrrpcated instances wherein soa;r trcrcpid, un.
bas.cndins scmaIs Indian By nseans Of her si.nplc
remedies aionc, has effected The tnos, rapid and .s-
tsaisanz cures, afc5 the wt.nis Ha:rsia ascdea o!
she eoasaon practice, directed 10 the most skIifa!
msnnrs has a,.ed, And who has nos 5rca surp.is.
Cd at brho.diag tho ceasFafa:ise and facility
wish Th,rh ihe Indian frees himself Of any dis.
esse and Al it almost total abscncc Of ca.unie dis
ease sssusx tacn. who has rvcs hraFd Of sn In.
dian wish eeassisus:ss hsokcn aud ruined by IN.
srcatnrnss Aad Gao doubt cxisl, thai ihss happy
exemption os ihc savage frps1 rprsi Of The lis
which The aesh Of civisinrd keis Ia chiefly
owing 10 tbs vea;sI aud safs scsne1srs which
be empsoys This astcusshsag difference in sucerss,
is fair disqualification Of The infinite superiority
or the simple and safe means Of cute which God
has created for the benefit Of kis ehiid,rn. sScs
ahosc wkicA the FriSs and thc at Of nan hare
VESTED.
fsan a long scsidcEcr sssang portion Of the
a5r.,siual Inhabitants Of this country, end an mi.
saass acqaaiaiancc With she fneskods or eutes o!
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JOHN FERGUSON. Kisg.a
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.
Tho copar,ncrship Of Shannon and
M'Dowall was dissolved by mutual con.
sen. on tho Is, inst. They tender TO tho
public their grateful thanks for tho favors
they have received.
c. J. SHANNON.
W. d. M'DOWALL,.
June IS-2i-if
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n theR. Bgl 1 submit 4 IL nould "a
have been . vel 20 have prevented a
.s,sle or lhiags Two years agoi inQuir
whal good rs been. nr can BE- aisaitaa
by pussing he People through this Isa,.
IN irial! Five or ain years hence WI
Be The tine 10 GET an answer 70 the~
Questions.
Sir, IL affords me no consolation ior N
the eslamilies which I see spprasehin,
that ne are told The People Of he UnilsS
States have approved q al the acts Of H.
President in relation 10 the Bank. n
they hsd. could not surrender my I'M.
pre.slons: but have seen no esidpnre
a the facl. II il inferred from ms n.
election, and from o majority Of M
friends being found in Congress. Boz
sir. I protest sgsins, any such fallarr
being received - proof Of Then spprOssi
I believe, on The contrary, that the Pr,si.
den. VAS re elected, and is now sustain.
ed, IN spite II The removal Of The drpO.
sites. not IN consequence Of tha, ss,.
When I came here iwo years ago. I con.
yersed in private with none Of his frisne,
Who did mol regret the slep. though lhsy
were unwilling 10 sbandon him for VIA,
they conceived 20 be m honesi trrUr.
These friends still sustain hin. because
with his defects and mistakes, they ore.
fer him 10 those who might take his place
This sir. is the true ground. not that IA,
ken in argumenL By such reasoning a
has been offered On this floor. every Presi.
den, Who is re elected has done no wrong
nor fallen into any error; be 10 infallibls.
II u q pure sophism. sir, 10 assert lh,,
the reelection Of any man argues an sp.
prevail of each Of his acts. II 10 only
evidence thai. taking them an good ard
bad together. the People accept him.
Mir. | have much more ~ say. but he
state Of nv health forb,ds me 10 90 far.
Their: and | conclude by again returning
my thanks to the Senate for the sIlen.
lion with which they have honosed me-