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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-29
JUSE PURLIsMRO,
By P. THossros, and for sale Il .hs eess
Office, Camden. new work called shs
q TEaRN GARDINER
And Recent Book. -

-
And Receipt BOOk,
N several departments. ali bound tose-'
u ther, making volume Of 800 pages,
arranged in the following nlanner,-F Fisst
department commencing with Direcsi0ps
for Gardening, containing Insttpeiions
for Working a Kitchen Garden, aiPhshe.
tically arranged.
As the author has devoted much Of his
time and attention to gardening for up..
ward Of twenty years past, aud has taken
pains to make the instructions plain and
simple, andlhis being his third edition on
gardening, he has made some additions
and alterations-so that no family, whois
fond OF The comforts OF good gardsn,
should be without copy. The time for
sowing and planting is calculated toS snss
swer for Camden and the, adjacent country
for thirty or forty miles; but in 9 sDuther-
ly and westerly direction il may ansWsr
double the distance. ~ -
The second department contains abogt
one hundred and twenty receipts in TIM
cooking department., selected from some
of the best late authors Sc. +.
nc sbtIu uCPottueut COuIdiuo upWotu
ofsone hundred receipts in the household
department.: and othet. domestic masters,
very useful, with an index. > 80 Is.
The. fourth department, contains upward
of one hundred valuable receipts Oh the
cure and prevention Of diseases incident
to mankind, carefully selected from the
most approved. public works. II
The Fifth department contains nearly
one hundred articles on. farriery, and tho,
diseases incident TO horses, cattle; sheeps
hogs, &c, selected from the best lsss,
works. The whole made plain and sim.
pie, and accompanied with an index, ale
phabetically arranged, S.. $;
As the author was several months care.
fully selecting his receipts and matter, aud
has published no article but such 5as ,hoi
thinks will be valuable and useful, hsgisy
confident the work viii prove satisfaetoryt
to all, and meet with great demand. sssttt
TERMs.-The work is printed on Gns.
paper, and handsomely bound; and sold
at.sl per copy. 10 persons who will
take fifty copies OF more, they may DO
had for seventy.6ye cents each, byapply.
ing to the subscriber. The books viii;
be carefully packed, and sent agreeable
10 any direction. q. $,
August Is. 81 Il
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FOR THE JOURNAL.

Mr.. Editor: As the time is rapidly ap.
preaching when the people will be called
upon to elect some suitable individual to
represent them in the next Congress, il
has occurred to number of your fellow
citizens that it would not be amiss 10 en-
sarge the field for election, by adding to
the nomination already before the public.
In doing so we explicitly disclaim any de-
sire to do violence to individual feeling.
We would therefore take the liberty of
nominating JOHN G. BOWMAN Esq.
as gentleman in every respect qualified.
Whatever objections may have been once
entertained to Mr.. Bowman, tits believed
they dosnot operate at this time. He is
now, and has been for some time, in the
ranks of the great Democratic party,
lending us, as far as his opportunities al
low, the aid Of his powerful talent, in up
holding the principles and policy of the
present Administration. We, in common
with many others, regard Mr.. Bowman as
having eminent claims upon the conf
dence of the District,-such as, we know
the people will not overlook. His. talents
are admitted by all parties to be of the
highest order, and to these, he unites the
accomplishments OF the scholar and the
orator-qualifcations which will enable
him triumphantly to meet the most potent
artillery Of the modern mandatory false.
ly yclspt whig.
We have not consulted Mr.. Bowman,
and consequently do not know whether
he will permit his name to be used, and
in thus nominating him, we wish it to be
distinctly understood that We do so from
no objections to our present, faithfully and
Patriotic Representative. On the contra
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GENERAL, HARRISON.

We continue this week, "our brief extracts" in
relation to the character of the venerable whg can
didate for the presidency The following extract
from Niles Register. published in November, 1873
5th volume, page l72, and shows the value which
the Common Council of New York, placed on the
services Of General HARRlsoN, when they were
fresh in their minds, as compared with those Of De-
cATUR and Perry.
"Ata special meeting Of the Common
Council of New York, motion was made
to present Major General Harrison with a
sword and the freedom of the city, as the
like had been bestowed on Decatur, Perry,
and others. But the motion was NEGA'
TlVED-hyes 5-NOES r."
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FOURTH. CLAUSE

nF an Ordinance entitled an Ordinance
" to regulate the public market in the
Town Of Camden.
And be it further. ordained By the au-
thority aforesaid, That no person or per-
sons shall hawk about the streets, or offer
or expose for sale any of tho articles OF
provisions aforementioned, in any place
in the said Town, except in the market
aforesaid, unless such articles shall have
been previously exposed for sale in the
said market, for the space. Of two hours
at the least; Immediately before, and any
person or persons offending against this
clause, shall forfeit and pay the sum Of
one pound for every such offence-to be
recovered by warrant under the hand and
seal of the Intendant, to bring the, often.
der before him, the said Intendant; and
Wardens. or any two Wardens, without
the Intendant; and if found guilty, iudg-
ment to be given, and execution 10 issue
by the Intendant and one Warden, or any
two of the Wardens, for the said penalty
and costs to be levied by any one of the
Town Constables, to be recovered in like
manner, as is herein above provided for,
by clause three, andstffe money 10 be &C.
counted for, and disposed of in the sal.,e
manner
Resolped, That the 4th Clause of the
Ordinance, entitled and Ordinance, regu-
lating the public market, in the town OF
Camden. be suspended until the 1st Janua-
ry, 1S4l. -
II, L. WILSON,
Toaon Recorder.
August p. 80 If
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Is HEREBY GIVEN

III
~ that n,pursuance ofthe instructions
contained In the resolutions passed by the.
citizens Of Camden al the meeting held on
The ash of June last, the Town Council
Of Camden. will apply 10 the General As
sembly at its next session, for an amend
ment Of the charter Of the Town so far %
to authorize the Council to lay "capita-
lion tax on each person in the town liable
to perform patrol duty; the said capitation
tax not to exceed four dollars on each per-
son. By order Of tas Council,
r. L. WILSON, Recorder.
Aug. /. 1S40- 1896
Resoloed, That the Guard do seize, on
Sunday. all Negroes who reside pefma.
nently out Of the Tow, Of Camden, and
treat EN- as the Ordinance directs, with
out legal permit. .
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ry, we shall support him if Mr.. Bowman
should not be in the field.
MANY VOTERS.
FOR THE JOURNAL,

Mr.. Ep1ron:-The following translation of Il,
autiful and appropriate address 10 the DeKal
iAe Guards, which appeared in your last Journa
by request submitted for insertion.
TO THE DEKALB RIFLE GUARDS.
For you, yc gallant Volunteers,
Apollo animates my strain,
Ye, whom pure sentiment endears,
Are join'd by the fraternal chain;
Your patriotic chivalry,
Forms for you puissant tic;
The law which binds your gen'rous hearts,
Is that respect which history.
To every patriots memory,
A sacred tribute imparts.
Glory inhuman bravoly shun,
Such as when vlctors conqucsts sow
The fields their brutal courage won,
With direst torror and with wo.
But trophies Of true glory's mccd,
As pure in thought as brave IN deed,
Which gives to earth rcpose,
Is that to which your zeal aspires,
That which heaven itself inspires;
And makes of mon true heroes.
When freedom claims in wars alarms,
Protection of he rsacrcd laws
Defended by tho God of Arms,
Win honor in tho cause!
See! along your high career,
Your type of valor, thro' mid air,
The Earle near the solar fresi
Think of your great nations strife:
The Fathers of your civic life;
And bo worthy of your sircs!
Guard we'll in sacred trust
The fame of that SO pure mind
Whose valor and whose wisdom must
Prove models 10 mankind
To the sage and hero may
Mankind grateful homage pay
That their bcncfactors claim;
Let tho hallow'd name, august,
Of Washington the great and just,
Light your souls with glorys fame!
On DeKalb and Lafayette,
Friends, good and true of Liberty,
Who frd with noble ardor, met
To aid your nations destiny,
Honors, for deeds of arms, await;
Their lovely virtues initiate
Which ornament the skies,
IIaurels cntwinc their brows elate:
Their names your feasts will consecrate
And be precious in your eyes!
E.P.
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THUNDER SToRM.-The Columbia pa
pers give an account of severe thunder
storm which visited that city on Thursday
night the 2Olh inst. Three buildings were
struck by lightning, Mr.. S. BoATwRIinT's,
the Theological Seminary, and tie Ar
senal. No material Damage was done
however to any Of the buildings. At the
Arsenal the fluid passed down the rod,
until within 4 l.2 or S feet Of the ground
and then broke through brick wall about
90 inches thick, at one Of the staples and
coursed along the different rows of Can
non, passing from one gun to another un-
til it reached the end of the row, when it
glided along the floor and out of the door.
One gun carriage was shattered a little,
but no serious damage was done. We are
indebted to the Temperance Advocate for
the particulars we have noted.
The LADEs' BooK.-The September
number of this interesting publication is
on our table, with rather more than its
usual promptness. 1t is embcllished with
large and beautiful engraving on steel
of the "iSchuylktW Water Works." be-
sides two pages Of Music. :.
The Rev. Messrs. Fielding and Cohstan-
tine, with their wives sailed from this
port yesterday, in ,hespacket ship Saluda,
bound to Africa. Messrs. Fielding and
Constantine GO out under thespatronage Of
the Baptist Foreign Missionary Society,
and we understand are destined TO labor
in the valley of the Niger. Previous to
their departure large number of persons
assembled on boardthe ship and religious
services appropriate to the occasion were
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Breed and the
Rev. Mr.. Hune.-Nofolk Beacon, 4th
inst. a
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Eao PLANr-We found on our table, tho other
day, an enormous Egg Plant from the garden OF
Mr., c. H. DAVIS, placed there we suppose tor the
purpose of having it immoralized 1t measured
tpentu.sepen inches in circumference.
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MONEY FOUND.

DICKED up at M'KAIN'S Hotel, a
IL small amount Of money, which the
owner can have by applying at this Office,
describing the same, and paying for this
advertisement.
August ~. =,
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Notice is hereby given, that
the undersigned will apply io.the Legisla.
ture at its next session, for charter Of in
corporation for the DeKaIb Rifle Guards.
j. p. DICKINSON.
j. w. DOBY. -.
X. s.. MOFFAT.
Al. M. KENNEDY. -
Ang. %. 3mz.
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DEKAiB RIFLE GUARDS
ATTENTION.
VOU are hereby ordered to parade in
II front Of Gifford's Hall, at ten o'clock
on the second Saturday in September next.
Privates equipped in dark coats and white
pantaloons-commissioned and non.cons.
missioned officers in full uniform.
By order Of Capt. DlcKRNsoN.
-. . " JOHNSTON, O. S.
Aug. %. 4t3s.
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nF an Ordinance entitled an Ordinance
" TO regulate the public market in the
Town Of Camden.
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Or. nuLL's PATENT TRUSS,

THJHE SUBSCRIBER has just received from
n Hull, complete assortment of thegenuine HULL, -
TRUSS adapted for every variety Of Rupture, and sui
able for all ages and sizes.
From more than a thousand PLY clans and Surgeon
who have given decided preference TO tins nsuunen
over all other in USE Dr. Hull will select few names,
whose distinguished medical reputation cannot but res
solve the doubts of the most scepucal: IN
New York Cily-Valentine Mott, VI. d., Geo. Bushe
NJ. D., Alexander ii. Stevens, VI. | DAVID Hosack,
D.. William Barrow, NJ. D., Cyrus Perkins, M. d.,
bert Smith, M. D., Samuel Ackerly, NJ ID.
Alhany-Jonatlan Fights, NJ D., Townsend, NJ. d.
Utca-John Mccall, NJ d., Mort ON, NJ. ID.
Observation-Disclosures Gibson, Eberlee, Drake, Nc
Celan.
Boston-Shurtliff NJ. D., Ingos, NJ. D.
Baltimore-Professor Potter, John Buckler, NJ. D.
Washington City-Joseph Lovel, NJ. D., Profssso
Sewall, Surgeon General U. S. Army, a. s. Hall, Nj.
New Haven--PrOfessor Hubbard, Professor Ives.
Hartford-Ei Todd, NJ. D. late Principal of the insane
asylum.
Plymouth, Mass.--Jas Thatcher, NJ. d.
Worcester, Mass.-Samuel Woodward, M ID.
Sir Ashley Cooper, London.
MIR. Sey, Surgeon General British Army, Canada.
CAUT ION TO PURCHASERS.
The proprietor of Hulls Truss gives notice hain con
sequence of the many imperfect and illegal limitations OF
this Truss sold this city and elsewhere, he will in flu
re ax his signature every Truss sent from his oil
fee, without this none are genuine.
AMOS G. HULL.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
G. L. DUHURST,
Conner of Pratt street and Dugan's wharf
a67m Lever end of Centre Market Space.
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a CIIAE-IENGE,

HOO 2isaai who wi vi! p produce PgsRs!aslEjoqa
euua 10 DIR. LELDY'S MEDIC.4IED EXTRACT
or S.aRS.3P.4RILL.9 II is positively the strongest
preparaton in existence One boie OF it is equal to six
pns strongest syrup that can be made ana NUN
erous individuals prepare from il syrup which they put
in bottles of different sizes and shapes selling IL s en
preparation when in reality it is the preparation OF Dr
Leidy; the syrup being made from his exuact receipt
for which accompanies each bottle of Dr. Leidys repa
ration, whereby if syrup is wanted 1t can be made
an expense of two dollars gallon without paying for
at the of so TO 10 cts bottle or eight to ten dollars
gallon.
Dr. Leiiys Extract Of Sarsapa,ila is unusually plea
SAINT 10 the taste, taken either by itself or IN glass OF
water II is useless here TO speak OF its medical virtues
as every mar woman and child who read knows OF
its efficacy, its qualities having been and is daily being
published in all newspapers,
II is particularly adapted 10 the spring and summer
seasons, being of purifying nature than any 9th
er medicine discovered Its character and etiea-
cy is well known throughout the United Staes it being
IN general use ana preferred to al obers trOughut e
South and West upwards of ii 900 bottles having been
sold during the past IL mOntes
Numerous certificates from Physicians and others as
well as full directians accompanying each bottle.
Extract of letter from DIR. J. b. HaHlf, Mobile
Extract ola letter from Mr. James O. Malsforka highly
respectable Merchant of BaltimOr a.
"Having had frequent occasions 10 emplproy epara
tons OF Sarsaparila in my family during the past ten
years, last year tried yours and found one sottc equal
in efficacy to five of any other thai ever used.o
Extract of letter fren Mr. Sulford of Northampton.
sYour Extract of Sarsaparilla has performed wonders
with me, havicg restored me TO perfect health, though
Tor SIX years aDcteu as nave ueseDeu 70 YOU anu uu
ring that time having tried almost every thing well as
having received skilful medical attendance, during
great portion of the time"
Numerous recommendations and extracts from various
communications could be added the great
attending newspaper advertising.
1t is prepared and sold wholesale and retail at DIR.
Ledy's Health Emporium, No. 1871 North Second ST
below Vine street.
F. Browns Drug Store, corner 18th and Chesnutst
F. Klett's do. do ID all Callowhill SITS.
James Bonds do. do 10th and Locust SITS.
Longs and A. Fairers Drug Stores, Lancaster, and
throughout the United States.
PnCe 81 a Bottle.
sold by c. s. DUHURST,
Corner of Dugan's wharf and Pratt
Lower end Of Centre Market Snae.
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ma %
VERMIFUGE-IHEM MOST USE
y Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED To

VERM1EUGE-IHEM USE
- Full FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED To
THE PUBLIC.
This well known ldysenterc and worm medicine
has proved successful these twelve years past, and
universally acknowledged by all who have tried II, to
be lar superior TO any other medicine employed in
the diseases for which it is recommended 1t per
fectly safe, and no child will refuse to take it.
orms being especially apt TO intest persons of de-
bitated digestive organs and aciaed constitutions
much mischief is often done by the ordinary worm
medic ines which generally consist OF the strongest pur-
gatives, caome-hat destroyer OF the constitution
bters, pink root, spirits of turpenfine, wormseed OIL
&C.. &c. Articles OF this kind may destroy worms but
they debilitae the stomach and often materially iniure
the general health, without removing the Cause
SwaiIn's Nelmifuge has the peculiar advantage of re-
moving the cause OF worms, by giving vigor and healthy
action 10 the stomach, bowels, and organs of DIGESTION
thereby relieving measles, Group, hopping cough, SC
This medicine, by invgoraung the internal functions
Strengthening The organs of digestion, and removing the
primary cause which creates morbid secret0s will re-
ieve Bowel Complaints, Choic, Dysentery, dyspepsia
and the whole tram of hillary affections, Sick Headach
AcidiIy of the Stomach, Foul Breath, Bleeding Piles
sc. IT is antidote in the early stages of fever and
cholera mOrbus As general family medicine it stands
unrivaled as II Is applicable TO most of the diseases to
which children are subject. Swaim's Vermifuge will
be found OF some utility TO persons who occasionally
indulge in the convviaty of the table dose taken
before dinner will anticipate the effects of acidty of tile
stomach, moi unfrequenily produced by wine. In the
neglect OF this however, dose in the morning. the
following morning, will, in most instances, restore the
tone of the stomach.
Families resident in the country, and isolated in a
measure from medical advice-uavellers journeyng 10
the far west, bounu distant ports-seminares and
all public institutions and charitable associations will
find this remedy, constantly at hand, of great utility.
Prepared at SWAlM'j LABORATORY, Phladel
pha, and sold by ROBERTS & ATKINSON, corner of
Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore.
sc 80 VIM. SWAIN g. SON.
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DOCTOR ANDRy,S

HYDR OP DSI.a e ELIXIR.
TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER DlSEAS-
ES OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS.
MJO OTHER MEDICAL PREPARA
IN TION has been offered the public supported
by testimonials of character decisive, from
as respectable, that has met with general ia
From the certificates recently received,
proving the extraordinary efficacy of tile newly dscov
cred HydrOpedsiac Elixir, the proprietor has SELECTED
the following: others will be published shortly in pam
NH
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PETERs, VEGETA BLE PILI,s.


EMT Il would call attention to the advertisement in
w our columns to-day of PETERS, VEGETAa
BILE PILLS. We understand by the best medical au
thory, that there is preparation 0fthe day which
joys envIable reputation. At the south and north,
their has been unbounded, and wherever intro
duced believe they have given the pcrecct salts
faction We have this day had an interview with
of our citizens, Henry R. Fox, who recently cured
of most remarkable and obstinate cuaneous eruption,
where the whole body covered with large loath
ulcers, and even the tonss of the throat cate
away-and by using these PILLS daily for six weeks
was entirely restored to health.
PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS. 4-
They do indeed restore the health of the body, be-
they purify and invigorate the blood and their
good effects not counterbalanced by any nconve
nence; being composed entirely of vegetables, they do
expose those who them to danger and their eff
fects certain they sautary they daily
and safely administered 10 infancy youth, manhoodand
old age and TO in the critical and delicate
circumstances they do not disturb shock the animal
functions hut their order and establish their
health and for all The purposes which Vegetable Pur
gattve, certain cleanser of the whole ystem
qured, they stand without nva--iey are allowed to
be all that can h accomplished medicine, both for
power and innocence
{95-FOr sac W G. X. TYLER,
General Agent,
Corner of East Baltimore aud High streets4
And by all the Druggists i'll Baltimore, and IN Washng
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandra, u. C.
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FRNEHIS Medicine had Deen USED l more lia, sG.eh
Isl years before an effort was made 10 linHdte u;
The great demand and its wonderful success nave NUT
ced great number of persons 10 initiate II IN vdiou
ways-upwards of fifty different mixtures nave neei so
up in imitation of it, which convincing PROOF 0, us
being medicine of great value. Some ar seiliig sa
saparlla and other syTups imposing them on the
for the Panacea, reduced pnces others are mNhs tt
genhne medicine with molasses &C., making Oo'ues
out of one; thus retaining cf its virtues; DINERS e
using the genuine Panacea their bottles 10 perform
cures TO obtain certificates to give their own reput
tom SC. Some have even resored 20 perjury. lhese
limitations and authorizations have in many instances
protrcted the suffering of patients IN diseases where
the genuine Swaim's Panace awould have proved M
stantly eficacous. therefore deem duty owe INC
Dubc TO assure them that the composition OF my rama
cea is not known il ever communicated 10 any
other person in any way whatever; and that all olef
mixtures represented to be mine, are fraudulent I'M
positions. ,,,.
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had wholesale
and retail, at the proprietors own prices; OF
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices.
Sole Agents fol Baltimore, at the corner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets. -
f63-Vyho have also for sale SWAIM'S VERAfIFUGE,
along with which will be given pamphlet on the sub
ject ofworms.
ap 80 "a"