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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-09-15
VIRGINIA TO WIT .

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At County Court Of Augusta, held at tie
courthouse of said county on The day
of August, in the year 1886
Walter 3. Kemp and Catherine his wife
Catherine Gloniugcr, Joseph Halter and
William Gibbons, trustees for said Calha>
rine Kemp, plaintiffs,
against
Abner Campbell, administrator ct jonathan
Hellenslcin, decd, Mary I.elfenstein ,wjd.
ow and relict of Jonathan Helienstein.
decd, Abner Campbell and Catherine Z.
his wife, late Catherine T. ElellenStein.
Eachariah G.. Simmons ard Louisa { his
wife, late Louisa c. IIelfenstein, Arm (.
lieliens;ein, A bert G. ueienstein. Ellis
Helfens,ein, Caroline NJ Rclfenstcin
Jonathan s. IIe!enstein, Cyrus @. Hei>
iensten and Charles J iieienstein, heirs
and representatives a. Jonathan iIci!en>
stein, deed, defendants
III CiIANCERY.
The defendants not having entered iiieif
appearance and given security ascending 10
The act of Assembly, and the rules Of dis
Court, and II appearing 10 the sa'iSiacjioD a
Tie Court that They are not inhabitants ot
this CommHnw cath: ii as OrGerfd. that they
do appear here on the iou:;h Monday in \ To-
vember next, and answer The plaintiffs bin,
and that cnry Of This order he f,:jh,>itlI in
serted liz some newspaper published in ilIe
town Ot Stanton, for two months success
siyeiy, and posted a! The front door or The
court house Of This county
A Copy
42] JEFFERSON KINNEY, CIk
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A DEMOCRAT.

we terubiish by request the following ar.
'ic!e from the "Clohc, paper that we never
touch OF our own accord, but it'll pair Of
longs We know moi the object oithe pcr.
son no preseSicd tits only effect, 10 our
mind, Is 10 prove, what every one ought 70
nave known long ngo, that Mr. Van Buron ;s
afederol'st oi the first water.--''Ihe Federal
IartY have teen notoriousIy in favour Of
/ rec negro suffrage all over the Union SAYS
the veracinns editor. Very well--he i; 90
for the sake of Argument, Mr.. Globe And
"osS no' every body know that Van Duren.
In 1921, was in favour OF Free negro sui.
frage.-Ergo-Na Buren, is a i7edcralis,
= Il. y. A dexterous efToitis made to Chou.
that ne went for limiting The right TO free
nesroes-Ihat the party in favour of their
voting in The New York Convention was So
powerful that he was compolled 10 weld his
principles in some degree 10 the necessity ot
(1e '..nes' lis friends know ,his is not the
facI.-On The first proposition 10 strike oui
the word "white," and thereby extend tho
right OF suffrage 10 fee negroes. there was
ionnd IN the Convention majority Of fear
only in favour of giving them the RICH, a;
al! CT these four Mr.. Van Buren, was one
HAh he voted mo" on this question, the ma.
l7Fi'y would have heen reduced to two Had
lac eXer's" ms Influence, surely man Of The
weight Of character his friends attribute n
MIN might have changed twn votes in The
Convention, and thereby havo taken from
leI negro the right of suffrage altogether
II may fairly he affirmed then, that the Free
negroes OF \. York, owe their .isht of sut-
rage to Mf- Va" Ruren Aye! and the
people Of Virginia will see Them paying off
lie debt IN No'crnher Mark tho event,
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From the Baltimore Patriot.
A CALCULATION

MIR. EDITOR II wish some one OF those
persons who assert with so much confidence
that MIR. Van Buren, will he elected, would
take the trouble to show the public W here he
Is to obtain the votes. In the following state
ment will set down all the States that can
I've fairly claimed for him, viz
VAN buren,. OPPoSIrIoN.
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THE TRIUMPH Or JUSTICE

he commissioners appointed under the
indemnity law Of Maryland, have made an
award To the sufferers from the Baltimore
riots: The whole amount is $lO2, 552 So,
distributed as follows:
Reverdy Johnson, S4O,622 so
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from The Glube

he iedefai party have been notoriaus!y
IN favor OF i!ee negro suffrage all over The
\nion, and JT an obvious reason. These
lowest a"d most degraded voters whn are
destitute OF property are ALWAYS subject e.
the moneyed 1TiS'rocracv They hire Them
and command their votes Hence Il that
~ Boston, ia Portland and ether northern
Cites, here toe cree blacks vote, they 90
~ %'esse t"r the federal party. Gen FEES
sendtn, il viii he remembered. in The con.
tested elections IN his quarter, has attended
the meetings OF the negroes and led the black
troops 10 The polls for federalism, precisely
rs The BRITISH led them 10 battle durino the
last war. In Portland they we've Indebted
Tor their triumph TO The blacks in one NJ The
hardest contested conflicts. In North Caro-
ina. where the free blacks voleI until the
last ear, the icderAlsis always commanded
the mass OF their voles, md some Of them
opposed the change in the nsy constitution
which deprived them Of The right OF suffrage
IN the !New York Convention, the federal
1S's' JAZZ, KING, FAN NEcIiTEH, SprH-
Ger and indeed all The present WtnrE.
~ DBs1T;R, and HARRlSoN men then in
he New York Convention, were In favor Of
putting the tiee blacks on footing wi i'm the
whites as To Inc right OF suffrage hIr. Van
buren was opposed to it. he toak al en.c-
Iuhi step TIA dei'r.Te the federal party of the
paupaF blacks, for which they fought 30 any
lousy IN Convention. lie proposed Ina,
while The freehold property Qualification Of
nifty dollars should he done away with rs 10
iho whites, freehold property quaifica iion
oi ZyJ Is {" Tree coipred parSoas should he
adoPc'. This prs, ticaliy e>cludethe whole
negro vote in the Stale There are net Gny
.ucb negro ifeehoiers in the State. The
fc5oTsi party, on the occasion TO which w
aHude, finding il TO be MIR Van Bnren's
design 10 exclude the negroes in this way.
opposed it bitterly and the same men who
we're IN aYor OF a property qualification as 10
he "mics, opposed il rs to the blacks.
Finding they could not prevail in this way.
they took another tack, and proposed uHiucr-
SCI suffrage for ioiiie and 6iuck, under The
hope that il would disgust the people and
induce them 10 reject the reformed conslitu-
zion. Mr Van Buren, opposed this. He
suggested the scheme q The general white
suffrage al present enjoyed, and TIE cXcIu-
SION of the b!Gchs 10y freehold qualification
which, while it had the effect Of preventing
The tcde:aiists !rom usng the votes Of their
hireings, also deprived them of the argu.
Ineni that property was taxed without being
represented. This was the ground Of Dria-
ciD!e they meant 10 take against the cons;i-
tuition, when il came before the people and
they hoped 10 prevent liz adoption The
course taken 10y Mr.. Van Buren cut them
III irOrn this ptetcXt-carried the ConSiitu-
too before the people, and virtually eXtir-
paied the free black suffrage, which previ-
ousIy had been enjoyed on mn equality with
the whites.
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mel Brewer, defendant.
IN CHANCERY.

The defendant not having entered his
appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly, and the Rules
OF this Court, and IT appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not an in
habitant Of this country 1t is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day OF The next Term, NOth
of Now and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs; and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in some news2e-
per printed in Staunton, for eight weeks
snccessivc!y, and posted at TIE front door
of the Court house of Augusta county.
4 copy-Teste,
42l NIGHTS c. KINNEY. =. =.
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VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancory for the county of Augusta.
on Monday the 9th day of Septem-
her, 1896
James p. Erskinc, Ohio ". Echelber-
ser, and Alexander Mcdonald. mer-
chants trading under the firm Of Frs
kline, Echeiberger q Co plaintiffs
against
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B RaDGD lbs. Sole s. Up
49, Der Jeatbor

will be sold at Warner aud Ceases Apc.
lion Room, in Stauuton, on the first dav
of the September Court, in lots to suit
purchasers.
a credit of six months will be given
on all sums exceeding five dollars. the
purchaser giving bond and approved Sc
curity. T. ESTJSS
Sept. 10. 1885.
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One Dollar T9eAYarlI.


RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living in MiddIebrooi, Augusta county,
Virginia, on Saturday the list inst, an
lndeGtc" apprentice TO the Boot and
Shoe making business, named JAMES
WELSH. The above reward Will be
given for the apprehension and return of
said apprentice. but 10 other charges
Al persons are hereby forewarned from
employing or harboring said apprentices
any person so doing will be dealt with
as the law directs
c. COLLINS.
September -. 1885.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
1t rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court of Augusta. on Monday the
5lh day Of September, in the year 1886.
Caleb Griffith, plaintiff,
against
John New, defendant
IN CiiANCERY.
The defendant not having entered his an
reaFaDce and given security according 10 the
act oI Assembly, and the rules of This Court.
and il appearing 10 the satisfaction of The
Court, that he is not an inhabitants Of this
Commonw wealth: 1t is Ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here on the fourth Mon
day IN November next, and answer the
PLAINTIFFS bill, and that COPY Of this order
he forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
published in the town OF Stanton, for two
months excessively, and posted at the front
door OF the court house Of this county.
4 Copv--Teete,
42] JEFFERSON KINNEY, Crk.
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DIED, On Monday last, after painful
and Protracted illness, Mrs. SARAH KIN
NEEDY, wife of Rir. John Kennedy, of this
place, IN The doth year of her age. She was
Tor many wears member of the Prcsbyteri-
an Church. -CoM.
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MARRIED, on Thursday morning last -by
the Rev. MIR. Morrison, RoBERr DoyIE.
Esq. Of ROckbrdge, 10 Miss MARGARET
Ann, daughter of John Merritt, Esq of This
county.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-03
T5ho Indians Panacea,.

EJoR the cure Of Rheumatism sercsals 9, OF
Kings Evil Govt ss,asss, ss,ss;i;... % sna ne1. M
supsi asss.es psreaia.iy Ulcer. and psiaial a
aielisns ofihc bones. liberated ThTozs and NOS.
Iils; UIcers OF crcry description, Fsrrr sercss
and iu.srnal AbsecsseE fistniuss Piles, scald-
head, scufrey. Bi.es, Chronic, Sore Eyes, Eye re-
sipelas, BIochcs, and cscry variety oi
Affection, Chronic caiair6, Hcadaehc, psocsedsi :
Dysacusia. proceeding from vitiaiion; Affections
OF tho Liver, Chronic lnaa.na,ion Of the kidncys
and general debility, caused By sof%d ssl.on ..
Inv renova:ing tI,osc constitutions Hteh have been
b,oken down by injadie;nuA tresil.en,, orjusen,.c
irregularities. In general scsms. II . fccsmisrn'
sed to all trcsc DISEASES wsicb a',Ses .s1n .aui.
cod in the HOOD yi,ia.ion Of the kninoss oi ssha.
ever name or kind
some Of The aborc Complaints may require soEis
t.iaing ASSISTANT applications, which tsc catcun,
Stances OF the case win dic;sic ba. Tor general
remedy or Pssifeatsr, toremsrs The fanse, TIE ~
uIAssPAsacrA Will generally DC { sui.d sniicicn!.
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DRl)IOSA

W@ HLL be received until Ille lsf of
v Gepienbernext, forSfnTnislling ma
seriais and building q Parsonage: :gIonse, of
the'folloRiag dimensios,s, Eiz: onc. story
high, 2 feei from ,tlleg round, 20bF as feet
Ia fee, pitch, rooms On sshe ground door,
and Q in the garre., 4 Ere plascs,.9 . doors,
l6windows and shutters. 2 piazas. plasteE-
ing. painting, brick-work, locks, nails:
hinges, dc. &c. included The whole
to be finished in d plain, but neat and work.
man like manner. Lctterscontaining Pr3-.
posals must be addressed 10 the Rev.sC. z.
Elliot, Fulton posio!ice, Clarendon.
July 23-2G-f
= IThe Columbia Telescope and Char
lesion Courier will please give The above
lshrcc weekly insertions and foFward their:
accounts 10 tie subscribers for psynasnt.
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NOTICE.

The 6sm heretofore existing under the
fr.s of CARPENTER Il BONNEY. in
consequence Of the death Of the iormer.
was dissolved on tho ls; siay Of May last.
All demands due by. and 10 the concern
viii be attended by the subscriber who
having purchased The entire interest Of the
conceru, will continue the business On his
own seeoanl. The stock on hand will bc
disposed Of Of reduced prices through the
summer months for cash. or 70 those who
are puHctual IN their payments. Country
merchants viii find IL for their interest 10
eau lss his ohjcct is casl,) and examine
his stock. % hc u determined to put goods
to them ai q shade above cost.
+. w. B0NNEY.
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REGIM Entail ORDER,
Camden. Aueust-2d, 1886

A N election is hereby ordered 80 be held
IA a, The respective muster grounds OF
The Y,~ot companies in tho upper Battalion
an Friday the 30th September next. {or
Major TO ili tie vacancy oceasioned by tho
resieba.ion Of Li.sCot Qninlin.
Ofiieers commanding companies will
cause this order TO be carried into exrcu.
.,ion and returns made TO the Col. as soon
I.lcrcaftcr AZ possible. BY crslcr Of Col.
John Chesnn,.
j. d. MURRAY. Adj'i eed Reg sem
Extract Of The law governing the clce-
.iion for Major
Ths, when The commission of Major
shaI, become vacant, The Colonel. and il
there be M Col The officer next in com
ma.,d in ,l,csaid regiment, shull order each
captaiu or commands Of o company, Ia
ca,i,o his assistance Two OF his subal tern
officers, or o,her 6. and proper persons 10
open aud hold poll at their respective
muster grounds, giving fcriy days notice,
by advertising in three public places in The
bounds Of their command; the said mana
scrs shall hold The poll on one day a, their
muster ground. fiom eleven o'cluck in The
morning uu.i, lh,ec o'clock in The ailer'
noon. aud shall mce, on the battalion mus.
ter ground, or some public house near the
| sane, on,he ayfoliowine, aud count ovrr
The votes an, ,clare tie clc'ion.
August 6-2S--if
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April9-I1-d.
Important TO Planters.
The subscrieers gre now engaged II slic
manufacio,Y oi IS So
NEGRO SHOES.

Of quality far Superior % any that harc
been hitherto offered in this n,afkes. aud as
i, is their determination to turn oui nonc tn:
ilosc,hat viii bear inspection, twill be % tho
inierestof planters 10 examine the same.
They propose further 10 make 5ny nEmbes
OF pairsfess than 1000, particularly 70 nes-s
sare, aud in accordance % ihe sample now
reads, IL the same arc left previous, 10 the t5sk
October next.
As finished they viii be separately pack
cd spd marked deliverable on, the 10Th Ort.s
liz scsrd ikey shal be satisfatfory.
J. BISHOP 8. co.
Jnne ll-o0-. ~.
N. D. Asamplc is leff at the store Of
Mr. e. Mathesan, which will be found
mach Superior TO the sample Of Williams
g. Munger, and less in price; hence lis
hope. that planters viii encourage home
manufacture. zs.ss
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SOUTH Cal IiOI.IlNA
SLyHTEEI DKSTEsICE
.Jercmiahs PITTS npriicaut.

James Brunson, Joseph Bronson, Mary
Brunsrn.s s(wiie of Isaac Brunsons Iun'r.
dec'd,) Mary Brunson, twife Of Daniel
i,runson deed Benjamin MAY. William
Wildcrand Mary his wife, The children OF
Daniel and lMargare, Hoiiady. J.J. Brun.
son. Washington BrunsoD. James Brunson
and Saral, Beers, children of Mrs. Banis-
ter. John j. BaHistcr, and children, soi
:susaaah Ban;ster, decd. childre,sof spa-
mel and Mary Brunson, childreiloi Je-
remial, and VoEentine Pitts, and children
Of Lcrnucl 3. Davis, and Matilda his wife
John n. Dorgat, guardian adIitcm for
Minors defendants.
IT appearing 10 NY satisfaction that
Mary BIunsun wife of Daniel Bruns0n
JOHN Banis,cr, Daniel Holiday, lhc cliil-
aren Of Daniel and siary Brunson. also
The children of Danicl and Margaret II Z
LADY, james BrunsoH. und Sarah Beers
(and o.bers ifsany) of the legal heirs and
representatives Of Isaac Brunsou, Ssn'r.
deed Reside without this State. TITS
therefore ordered. TIM they do,aPPcas and
.obiec, 70 the division o. sale oi the rcas
Estate Of Isaac is.anson Scn'r ON. or be-
fore Tie iirst Monday in ostebsi ncxs,sor
tlcir c. uscn. to The. sa,uc viii be catered
NILEiAM LEWIS.
Ordinary s.. d.
.snly 3o-27---l, ..s
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A Large s. excellent assortment OF huil patcn'
,rsst ,,n,.s,c materials. fer Sc,itra use Also,
new lns.runmn, lately ncn,ed ly Dr.. IL. uhichis
birhi, approved - by The New York practitioners.
Il sots away he use OF Laced Belts altogether, and
,.imshrs very auet the Eeesssisy cs rcecTisg 10
rrssAn,s. ny its application, the wearrs are Mt
cl,re rs.yc,l frou, great nconycniegcr and enabled
20 raafar their iormcr activity. The above Trusacs
arr ust rcseise sown selection,
and Will tc sold unusually low.
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Camden Orphan Socie-
tvs Academy.

AN Assistant is wanted fpr Ibis institution
to leach Peumanship, Arithmetic and The
other ordinary branches Of an English cd
ueai;on. Undoubicd testimonials will be
required, both for Literary and Moral aa-
lifrssions. Applicants, stating their terms
and nafniag their references for character.
will apply fai' postage paiti) 10
MOSES HOLBROOK. NJ. D.
Principal. o. A.
July lG..a5--.f
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cured from The pain. aIsd am now happy 10 stale
thai i Iepl myself fperisctiy well
.=S WM. TUCKER, 10 ;sAayElt.J.
aClJREFOR SCROFULDES ULCERS

w
CURE FOR SCRoFHLUUS ULCERS
~ u Nrw Yoax, Sept 1l, 1899
This may certify, thai IN the fall Of 1925, was
seizcd wifi swelling III my neck and faee, which
afterwards liberated and became large ghnsily ul-
Gers IN my acck Aft.r trying several Physicians
TO no advantage, 1 wcal,o philadelphia, and placed
myself under thc care orDrs. Pbysicg and !scacli,
when, atlrf repeated salvation 10 no effect, lEas
pronounced to,sliy incusablc. Afterwards took
twenty bottles Of Swain Fnnaeca and eli bottles
Of i'oticr's caiholicon, With no material bcne.t.
Desparing of liic, which had now become bur
u:en 10 nc Il returned my parents in New York
in is.-,, uud gaze myself lp toa lingering dcs.h,
Hearing OF the great success Of IEE ispiaxs =.
SacEa. however, 81 similar 10 Iny asss,, ID
persuaded 10 lsy il, az last resort Josny gnat
snrrrsc &C ueitas sa,isfaction, soon found mysc!i
rapidly sccoses;fs and upon taking seven bl,ties,
tic a!ccfY hsalsd aud Jbecnmepcrec,ly we'll IN the
conrec oftwo iunnIhs, and have reL,aincd SO ever
since. mako iNs statement and wish ); Published
for the bcEeEt of those who suffering undci SIC
mlaI scrc!ulons CT syphlit!c aiscs,ons that they
may know what has cured one who has suiirsed
crcry ,hiRs bu, death. and who considers his lie
sared ~ tho ahnve syrup. w NJ. eHlS.tAN.
3 The above Medicine aIayb bc ha:! nt
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE, CAMDEN. s. G.
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For Sale.

A large and cnmmodious Store and
Dwelling House nni.cd. Ia which is at
,achcd every n,hcr building calculated 10
carry or All extensive whole saic and re-
tail Mercantile business, OH Broad Street.
in Camden, in tic centre af business, and
healthy par, al the town, and all inc'itn-
plc.c order. For terms apply at this oi
fec
August 2n-;}O-,
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white Eeasl.and Colours.

a LARGE E supply Of these articlcs direct from
WETpsu,i,f, s. BspTnEns inaAnfaetcfF, which,
with all Others inthc iinc such OIL BfGaIes Vnr
nishes. Turpn6nr, &c &c. can he had on tho mos
casonatic terms, at WIN. REYNOLDS.
iLS0--GN HAND.
a gc,l anmAs Of WINDOW GLASS,
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saddle and Harness Making

Thr sat.c, i,,cr tenders his thanks 20 The public
tnr the Encouragement, irrcl'aoir casendrd 10 h't'
~ his prus..en and eises np,see that he has re-
80 we'd 10 road Street. few dcnts elosc hIrs
Adams Rc,c,. where hchofrs by a.ssnni'y ard
.sscnurn, to u,syl, continuance Of The patronage
''Is.oiusc extended 10 hii',
lAMES ROBERTS
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NOTICE.

J Those Indebted TO MI askiiI & Rosscr, on
note OF account, foi 1889 q aid 70 are re-
ques,cd 10 nsac psymert, as mis- desirable
to closcahe books Of that conccIa,
r. af'CASKILL.
Ap.ii9 9-H-f
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
The copsrsnership of Shannon and
M.Dcwsii was dissoiscd by mutual cons
sent on the t5t inst. They tender 10 tte
public their grntsfaa ihsnks. for the favors
shey have received.
G. j. SHANNON.
nv. D. M.DOWALL.
Jase lS-al-if
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Negro Shoes

a: 81 a pair, aud as he has raised 10per
cent above his former price, he pledges,
himself they shall he made ofahe best
fna,erlals and ia tho best workmanship
manner. and as to strength and durability,
they shall be much superior TO any that
has ever been offered in this market, and
no, inferior 10 any that is engaged in The
same craft. Planters ere requested to hand
in their measures as carly as possible.
w B ID
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mn
- .ts. ta62t =
$50 q -.
STJMTER HOTEL.

TIME Subscriber informs his friends
il aud the public, ,hashc has taken the
House formerly occupied by j. Goodman
aud more recently by ]. J. Exum as q
lioiel in the Town Of Camden. and near
he Court House, ghcrc llc'is prepared 10
ccciye company, ant fattcrs himseit ''sa'
those who favor him Will, their company
will be satisfied with their aecommo'ia-
,ions.. a: ~ "oS sAa''
Nav e3.-29::-,f.
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Nesc Cop efslsiD.

FEyHE unacrsigned having ON tho Isl inst
II assoeisiesi themselves in the mcrean-
,ile bpsinass, under the drn. Of Shannon,
niece II Co. respectfully solicit from The
community and particularly shc former
customers cf Shannon 81 MsDnHall, q
continuanrc OF shc liberal paironsse ex-
tended TO that Grm, and which il wilt be
their cndcaror 10 merit Their srNck Of
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Hagin's Hotel.
3d.
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ELa4KK. S. g.

RELa4KK, s.. e..
90 IN males sosM ef Csarioae,iC on Gse eanssts:
rSea.
Where the subscriber continues his House
Of Entertainment, having built a ntsc honsr,
expressly for The accommodation OF siras,-
gers. He hopes to. be able to rcrder his
guests comfortable and happy. aad solicits
q 4 continuance Of former patronage.---So
cxcrtions shall Be wanting on .he part Of
the Subscriber.
july To- 25--cni 4. .sss. 81
IL b. Hr. C. Wingci. my agent for the
house, will te in constant aticudnncc.
ID. n. Z.
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JOHN FERGUSON, kmg-a
CHanLxsTps. March 81. ls,,S

I vas seized about three years SINCE with die.
tesssing rheumatism csnscd by taking sever
WHICH has disabled me iron, hMs'acss Icarir cvs
since. During This wsiod have been a laiieni u
he Marine Hospital in ihis City. upwards OF tnu
mon,l.. nearly. and the sane length time in ilr
H..,imo.r Hospital. and tried al;rcs, every rem"
dr. with lslc benefit, On The iu;h ol febtua'
AND =, ,ia, time scarcely able 10 no'c ab"n, nlai
oru.ehes. commenced the use "i he Indian
fsnacea II ons month fauna mtfcil cn'nclr
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rhr sborc catalogue Of seSd completes tho as.
so.tmen, Of sccd fns t,s cisia,r.a general stock
which viii always BE- keps on hand and .ad .. III c
us ,al prices. YOUNG e KAHN: