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leans
Dr. L. :. BILLINGs: Deay SIT is bnt simple ius
10 yourself and the public generally, for say that af
having iabored for several months during the last year
until Gin spite eli the usual remedies applied by gentemend
the faculty deSefvedy high public estimaon) boi
system wholly Frustrated. ! found your ASrngeBt
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the case also oundf
equally effective in curing OF my Children OF the san
have taken whenever, from any cause there symr
OF recurrence, and have always found etectud
in prevention, as IL had been previously in cure.
In this Sou hcfn country, every traveller whether by land
water, ought to carry with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention, and with almost no "a,
,ense he might cure himself he passes his way. FAM
lies and plantations would not only much disease b
save many dear and valuable lives by always keeping it as
part OF their medical stores. Yours, &c,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
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m
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NEONGIlLH BULLETIN No. 3.-lhe world has ever
IVA been the OF the tieme,t struggles between Truth
and Error. No sooner does truth rrop"and an nnrodaN
theory, than with lis legion OF allies seeks 10 ancSn
progress. most l'IusrouS instance Of lhis, was the ofpO
son made 10 the Immortal '"nner HIS mud wa led m
der Providence, 10 the discovery Of AaccmalIon hy whrh
that dfcadlu Stonr"c. the SmaH toN, was mbhGd ol It's
eno lie found that the matter from the puinei upon
the udder OF COW contained pnnCple winch would p
duce the almost divine results Tor winch he td so patiently
and anNouslS Soa@lh Opposition arose interested lg
sons, high in soela and professional position, n'lcuIe
what they dare not deny hey asserted maj many NarG
horns and tail and that II one ease child ran on all
iour, believing like Il bull But The current was soon
turned. The British Parliament voted him 100000 sterling
($lo0Oo0D and The world sang hlS praises
ne aomc SPffH ms r3Ae d0pn 10 HHr urn TIMES Even
while write his bnhrn, interested persons, Jealous Of
the wonderful efficacy and success OF
THE GRAiIFENBERG MEDICINES,
.ro ,,,,o,,, tL., ,I,u,i,I ,,cnt How ,tcdv in,o
sibe 10 arrest fiir sreai Fhe most extraordinary c.i
GATES are con family flowing in 10 The Company from ali
parts OF the country certificates which have ;lstouisled the
mos, respectable tzens. Many OF these testimonials have
been submitted 10 4ntlemcn OF great distinction who have
carefully examined thcm TO see that they are genuine
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ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
C,IyTox. Miss, NAV 13. 1stf

ITNTON, MISS, NAV tt 1876
From tdc .4rmH.-NIatamoos NIeNico) April 5h, ISL
have used few bottles of Dr Billings Syrup sent me in
OF the worst OF byspnery under my charge all
OF which it produced permanent cure IN few days. Its
powerful remedy, possessing rare medical virtues.
j. e. ASH, A&'r SURGEON, T. :. A.
sf7 For sale by SiCkLE.S n co. 40 Canal aud a
MAGAZINE streets, New Orleans w. H. FOX, Natchez O.
V. WoODMAN. Niclsburr and CHAS. SllREVE,
Grand Gulf
ml7 Inn D. HASSBRDIiGH
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fgANgAsNG HOUSES

.Robh 6. co--odice 70 IS Camp Gee o o 5000
above Grayier.
Common.
Thomas H. Barker = No. g Camp stree eeree g
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~ Col Myers of = Richmond tragedy noto-
rely. it is stated in the papers, has been recently
married to ssignorita Perez, Of Monterey Mexico.
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS WARERooMs,
L-L... IL

"FpS' = U7T'' u N'V'H "'TH''' WOO 'VT"'
FI,IIE subscribers continue to manufac- II IN
ture, greatly reduced prices 80 -
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Press M,e.S 4M
ee. Hydraulic Presses, &c &c. of the most IaFlTSSL
approved kind, amoue which their i'm sIyaySFlN
proved Double and Single CYLINDER MSglA4-&
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper kUssSA
and Book work Card Printing Machines Il ! G.TTrT
and the Washington aud smith HAND rssss-3
PRESSES, with or without their Patent Iron Roller BOYS.
ChaSe Gases, imposing Stones, Composing Sticks Bras,
Ruie Furniture, Ink, &c &c, constantly on hand and
every article necessary for a complete Printing Office in.
Gliding Type, furnished at the shortest notice and on the
most favorable terms.
Old Type received in exchange for New at nine cents per
pound.
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with estimate in
detail for Printing Offices RindcTy by informing US of The
style and quantity of work they desire 10 do.
The subscribers prepared to furnish Castings of any
SIZE or description, al the lowest price
Cash paid for old Cast Iron.
The subscribers ao manufacture Cast Steel Mil PHI GINS
Gut Circular and other Saws supply of which they keep
constantly on hand. [mh5 l2ml R. HOE Il co.
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. Gas Works Office on Common street, opposite the ST.
VhafleS Hotel DR. Campbell, Superintendent; George
nittee: james Robb, Charm. l.. w. Wells, sec'y.
Water Works Office Is Caonieet street J T. Con
lon, Superintendent; q E. Percy sec'y; William Wright
Rates % Gold
S'hs raoo allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Coins, per Act of Congress of 1894, fixing the
ealue of the sameoare as followe
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s J PETERS, President JAMES DICK, WIN. l.. HoDGE,
Vice Presidents. (0mmittet(j .4ppeafs II. I. Achenna
Vim. H. Avery, w. c. hlync, W. Bogan, VIM Niufe ana
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ynere are denominations frequently met with in
eepoes of markets, but their English value not al
ssaes readily recollecled. The following table will
10 found, we believe, oorrccto
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BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF liAGR.-We have great
many preparations used the Hair, but that We
could admire recommend 10 The community; but the
introduction OF the celebrated Chinese Hair Cream
city, and witnessing the application of on friend OF 0un
lew days since feel that 1t would be doing the public
injustice Especially the ladies not TO express our
opinion and say that all who in need of aiclco
dress and beauuiy the iarto keep soft to remove dt
and daHdntt or 10 give it dark, rich cooTcanuot be bet
ter satisfied if they to search the city over than 10
chase bottle OF Dr. Parish 60. celebrated HAIR CREAM
IT ms NO rom!
DR.. r. PARISH & Co-Gentelnen Allow me to add
feeble testimony, among the others in favor Of your
desirable preparation by the Of Chinese Hair Cream
Having used the article myself and my family, pc
Pared to ay that it exceeds thing have yet ioS
soenng the Hair and removing the danAnf find that
has tendency to render the hair soft mud pliabe; and in my
estimation all that it is recommended TO be BY Others.
Respectfully. yours. &c
New York August T. 1871 rs Pearl st. n Y.
Pepared only by Dr. r. Parish & Co.. New Yok to whom
ali letters must he addressed. post paid.
sod 1hIH at RtsFE n PADDOCK $ .Hfifcnr 1Hd TcrH-
merp St9re, 10 POYDRAS STREET, next door The
Delta office. mia I'm
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ATEsT OF FRIENDSHIP wee,eci my friends -
said AN old eccentric friend. = by hanging a p;ace
of stair-carpst out ofmy first floor window. with
brokers' announcement affixed it had the desired
effect soon saw who were my friends 1t was
like firing gun near pigeon-house they all for
sock the building ut the first report. and have not
Aiable since
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Fort Office jos. SNilcr Harboo master % e9nnici
Esii! tranc,, GUARDS, de- I'd do T. Sheridan DO 3D. do
! tiaTs ;. High \. Capdeyclc Port War,lens.
p josiah Cole r. letebvre. e. Bougny A. Iivandais o.
W. " nhurne, Aug; Bo2ant and a McKeever, Repack
er and, and tiq - Of Bsel and Polk
J2seph Dnbnc rs Weights and Measures Isl Munico:
T. iianche, do u do; L. Clermonf do ri do ~ w.
u D. rrsur & Dprnye. ! ]. Winery s vi. Polk. Q
LARD u Staples v Turnbull G. l.. Johnson A W
Treasurer VI h"""'e"- N o hal,
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Justices Courts for the City.

Daniel Byrne justice John $. Dunno, Clefk. John ].
Hoppe, Constable R. Nusent a. Davesa, James Urea
nor, John Sperh, Deputy Constables.
SecoRA District-[Otiee No. 65 Common streetJ-1eo-
Y Bright, Justice G. l.. Bright Clerk. p Beleau, Con
stable; Edward p Kennedy, P. Gorman VIM. Horton, A
herkhan Deputy Constabes.
Third Lisriet-IOfice St. Louis Alley, next 70 the
of BenvIIe street &c. b. Beverly Justice. Nlcto5
sere, CLERK j. P; Walden, Constable n. b, Outlaw, L.
H. Sere, Deputy Constables.'
Fourth Di$trci.-[Ofce No. IS 0'ond6 street 1-Hles
DebGs, Justice Paul Duyergcs, Clerk. Gusave Aeyne
Constable; A Meynier, f, GenceI Deputy Constables,
FBth District -[oiice corner o: Hsian Fields and Vic
tory steets ]-Aphonse Cauonge, Justice f. Canonge
Clerk. Francis Mourey Constable; L. Il. Geneely, j. b.
Sorapuru, r. Sehexnayder, Deputy ConSabes.
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FEATHERS,

LAKE quantity OF the best Live Geese FEATHERS
= on hand for sale in large small quantities the Paper
hdnelng aud Upholstery Store, No. 70 Camp street.
htho 81 JOS. ErTER'
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sEccsD MUNIcsPAoeTOo

SECoED MUNIERPAVUTUo
0DsHUA BALDWIN, Recorder;
@ ?. Jona Clerk Adophe Iayet Comptroller
VIM. H. Garland, Treasurer; Geo r. Dunbar Surveyor
I. K. Souhmayd Secondary OF the Council.
y. II. EIIdse, Ship Wharinger
John g. Foster Steamboat Wharinger.
Julian Neville, Collector OF I.evee Dues Sea Vessels
William ii Cuf,iss, do. Steamboats, and FIaboatS.
Z. X Thompson Collector Merchants Coffee houses ss.
g; w. Shaw, Collector on Days, Carts,
VIM. Malcolm, Collector Taxes Real Estate, Slaves
Rande Hunt Attorney. Edward T. Parker, Asst. do
\. {, Hacket Pdncipa! Warden OF the Worhhouse.
DR.. e. Belm, Physician to the Workhouse.
J. l.. Winter, Captain Of the Watch.
Chimp Van ReGen St Lieut. do Daniel BuSby al dS do
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oIRsT MUNICIPooeT0
CLEMENT RAMos Recorder.
0ons Bozonier Secretary. J. A. Dure Treas Pub.Noo0
w. Dei}uys, Treasurer of the Police Department.
A. Rutfel, Collector of faxes on Steamboats,
/. Snrg Surveyor. l.. II. Pile, Deputy SurveyaG
O.. Yange, Collector Sea Vessels.
Y. iabatut, do on Tayerns.
0hares Claiborne do. on Real Estate.
". a. Mott, do. on Drays etc.
J. Provost, Wharinger Superintendent &C.
R. Preaux Attorney. g. Morel, Assistant Atoncg
lohn Youcnes, Captain Of the Guard.
Go o. Schexnayde, LIST Lieut. do. Jean MaCon I'd do do
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T II i Ie II Z Y 7 Q T w T T %
Up SEUZENEAu, Recorder.
Y. NOsues, Secretary. NJ. Esnard, 0reasuno O
Louis & Bernudez, Attorneys.
j. A. D iemecoud Surveyor.
2. T. Detionney, Collector OF Taxes on 9rays, coo
Sol: AudIer. Collector Of Taxes Cabarets etc.
q. MaZafet, Captain OF the Guard
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Supreme Court-Geo Euss Chief Justice; P, 4. Rost,
G. r. Ming T. sIiel Associate justices. Eugene Laste,
Clerk Felix Met uilocf Deputy w y. EImore, Attorney
General; B. G.. Fonteneau, District Attorney,
e. Ci,ead Court-J. Mckinley and +. II. Met aleb,
Presiding JUDGES. f. Randolph, Clerk +. N Harahom,
DeI,ny Clerk. r J. Durant District Attorney; ". F
Wagner Marshal; c. \. Labuzan, w. Shearer J. Ii.
RHinehart, Deputies.
L. S. DISTRICT Cou,t-r, II. McCaleb, Judge. n. R.
F3rst DiStrtrf Coart of Ve,o Oylcaas-J Mclienry,
Judge. All. Rousseau Clerk Louis SeTe, Deputy Clerk
sscoRd District (amft Of Ne6r OrFeGRS.-E. \. Canon
Judge Thomas C. Poole Clelk; P NJ Berlin and f. Bor
delos Deputies.
JRirl district Coart of .Nir Orlcans-T II. Kennedy
Judge. w. P Bcdock, Clerk; J. B. f Maxent. L. r. Cour
lin and G. Wey>llanl, Deputies,
Fourth District (oH.t qf .Ndw Orle0nS-Ceo. Straw
bridge, Judge. r. Gilmore, Clerk j. r. Toedano and j.
A. Hopkins Deputies.
FEtth l)iStrrt Conrt If .Ntsc OleGnSA. NJ Buchanan
Judge. p. Leblanc, Clerk; e. w. Lewis, j. :. Baron and
| tl1Inn
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New and Fresh Goods.

The subscriber is now receiving from the North,
his supply OF fancy and staple Goods, which he in
tends TO dispose OF It low prices as they can be
purchased in Charleston, and on more liberal
terms. They comprise in part
WOGLENS.
London DuiIil Blankets, from 6 to 8 lbs. the p?r
Negro Kerseys, cable warp and plain
Heavy Cordova Plains, all wool
Supcr blue, black and fancy colored Cloths
Black French Doeskin CasSImeres
Fancy CaSsncrcs and Feslings
Whine and red Flannes, assorted qualities
Kentucky Jeans and Satinets
Wooden Snawls and Tweed Cassmcres
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Black gro dc Rhine Silks; very wide black Silks
Figured black Silks; Chameleon Silks
Printed Cashi. ere: Cashmere De'cosse
Splendid fashionable Cashmere
Slk-striped Medonas. for ladies' dresses
Black bomnazines and alpaccas
Embroidered swiss colored spotted Muslins
Lace cares; embroidered and plain caimbrc fldkfs.
Cambria Edgings and lnscrlngs; black Grape
Green Bcrasc; Mousin DeaIncs, very cheap
Fancy and black silk Cravais
Embroidered Ladies Dresses
French worked collars and capcs
Workcd caps and cuffs
Infants worked Robes and Bodies
LINENS.
Irish /. mems and Lawns; Damask Tabling Diaper
Danask Tabcclo;hs and Napkins
Brdscyc Diaper; brown and white Holland
Linen cambrIc flandkercliiefs
DOMESTICS.
l2-4 bleached sheetinss; l2-4 brown shir,ngs
81, I y and bIcachcd and brown shirtings
Brown and beachcd Drills
Cotton Oznaburgs, suitable for negro shirts
Marlborough stripes and Plads
Snrnn rhcrkS and Rcd TiSkS
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Cotton Gins.

The subscriber returns his thanks to those who
paronized him last season. He continues TO man
ulacturc GINS up, II the most approved plan, and
warrants them equal to any other Gins, ii work.
manship, materials and performance. They are
warranted to give satisfaction.
G5'Repairng will be faithfully attended to.
The subscriber respectfully requests share Of
the patronage of the planters oI this ana the adJon-
ing Districts.
those HORSE MILLS, well known as Nc
Crcight's Mill, made expressly to be attached to
Gin Gearing The subscriber has a few or hand
u Orders for Gins or Mills, will he promptly
attended 10. r. }. McCRElGIlT.
f',mLop 1919
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HemOrrhOids or Piles.
Internal or External, permanently cured
By DR.. Upham's Vegetable Electuary

An INTERNAL REMEDY which, If used according to
directions. A CURE FOR LIFE is GUARAN rEED.
SYMPTOMS OF TIE DISEASE.
common consequence of this affection is kind OF te-
ncsmus or bearing down sensation it is famiary call
ed there also heat tension and hrobblng in the part
VARYING from moderate degree OF these scions to the
most excrucaiing Surng;these caused by the flow OF
blood 10 the parts Sometimes the inner coat OF the bowel
prolr,les at every evacuation forming what is called
Prosus falling Of the bowels; this is the effect of long
continued irritation of that organ In some instances the
patient Experiences nervous pains which are indescbabe,
and known only to the sufferer, which commence !mnedi-
aely after evacuation and continue from thirty minutes
several hours; these sensations are very annoying ana
sometimes very distressing. This disease, when of long
continuance attended by pain and weakness in the hack
irritation of the kidneys, bladder. and other organs IN the
vicinity pain and nmbness in the legs and feet of
slrailness about the chest, and unnatural nrs of the alb
and oppression Individuals sometimes experience, prerl-
ouS TO an attack of the Piles, symptoms dcotng great de.
rang their crcuao there Is sense OF weight and
pressure in the abdomen with peculiar feeling OF uneasI.
lless in the bowels constipation or peracum attended
with pain in the back and lUns. nausea. and slight pains in
the stomach pale cOuntenance confused SENSATIONS III the
head wcariess and irritable and dScontened state Of
mind and sense of funrss aud oppression in the :egion
of the stomach The circulation the surface is feeble,
and the current of blood determined nwars and down.
wards.
DR. UPHAMS VEGETABLE ELECTUARY.
CURES EFFEcTuALLY. AND THEREFORE PREVENTS PILES.
READ TIE TESTIMONY.
GENrs-I have used DR.. Uphams Vegetable E.cctnary
which purchased of YOU and find il Of the best me-
dicnes in use for The Piles and also for all bilious afcc-
iions. arising from an impure state of the system
Yours &c +. A. COLE, Marble Dealer
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To the Public.
JEW DAVID'S Or HEBREW PLASTER

,,s II EXIST.
H gentleman in the South OF Europe, and Palestine in
1880 heard much sail the latter place in favor oi Jew
Day's Plaster and the (as he consideredl macus"<
cnres it had performed, that he induced TO try on
his person. for Liver affection, the removal OF winch
had been the chief object OF his Journey but which had
resisted the genial influence Of balmy and delicious
cline. $50
He accordingly applied plaster the rgh, side of his
chest where the pain seated, another between the
shoulders, and the region OF The liver In the
msantime he drank freely ofan herb tea OF nHative quail
He soon found nis health improving and IN lew
weeks his cough left him. sallowncss of his skin disap-
peared his pain removed and his health became per-
manenty reinsta:cd. .
Since thar time he has been recommending il 10 his
friends and acquaintances for all fixed pains whatever
such Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the side, hp, hack
and limbs in every Of wnich has proved an efl-
Gent cure He has likewise witnessed the happy effects
Srrofuous Eumors, Knots, Wens White Swelmss Hard
Tumors Stiff Joints, Ague Cakes Aguc in the Breast and
the like to the united satisfaction OF himself and Others
II mas been beneficial in Of Weakness such paid
and weakness in the Stomach. weak Limbs, Lamentss
.Afectons Of the Spine. Female Weakness DC Ole
male subject to pain or weakness IN the sS
find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster
The application of the plaster between the shoulders has
been found certain remedy for Colds Coughs, Phthysc
and Lung Affections, in their primary stages 1t destroys
Inflammation by perspiration. 49,
In view the great benefit resulting from tho use OF this
plaster within his own observation his confidence in its
superiority over every ohes plaster ointment and opad
doc, before the public in this country has induced tins
gentleman place Hebrew Plaster into the hands of
those who will give ii publicity believing it vi" prove
itselfa blessing I, the community al large.
The peculiares of the chemical compound are owing
to extraordinary effect upon the animal bres or nerves.
gaments and Muscles its virtue being carried by them to
the immediate seat Of the disease pain and weakness
q n1-None genuine without the engraving of JEW DA
yID on the wrapper, around each box.
Price fifty cents per box. Each box contains sufficient
to spread six or eight plasters,
D1-Sold wholesale and retail by SCOVILL & MEAD,
No. 80 Chartres street. New Orleans, the general agents
for the South and West whom all orders for the genn
article must be addressed. Sold in Camden by
Nav 30 LANES K. MckAlN.
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MITCHELL's EYE sALvE,

ShbN
eertaia safe and eeetual cure for Sore, Weak and
Iaaaned Eyes, designed expressly for diseases Of
the Eye,
The unparalleled which has attended the use OF
this PREPARATION and the Acknowledged necessity for some
article which be relied upon. remedy in severe
cases of Opthamic affections which prevalent in this
country induce the Proprietor Ia make arrangements
through his Agents. place this Save within the reach of
every individual who may need the benefits which result
from its use.
The great advantages possessed by this article every
other, its CERTAINTY. SAFETY CONVENIENCE and EcoNo-
MT. All Physicians admit that great danger TO be a,
pretended from druggng the eye when in an lnamed and
unhealthy stale In the use of this Save this objection
entirely removed harm possibly result from It's
e being in all applied 10 the external portions
of the eye thereby avoiding all the Inconvenience pain
and danger which necessarily attends the introduction of
any p,,,scnt article into the eye.
Is activity in subGng inflammation so great that but few
cases require the Of moe than one bottle 10 elect
perfect cure.
J. R. McKhIN, Agent for Camden.
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CAMDEN GROCERY STORE,
BY S. BENSON,
Broad Street, Cannlcn, S. C.
AdministratCr'sNOtice.

F. l.. Zemp having received from the Ordinary
of Kershaw District, grant of Letters of Admin
isration de bons non of all and singular the goods
and Chat,cls, rights, credits dues and demands
that were of Joshua Reynolds deceased, hereby
notifies the public, that all dealings with the es-
tate of the said Joshua Reynolds deceased, must
in futue be with the subscriber.
Ali persons having claims against the said es.
tate, will present them properly attested, and all
persons Indebted to the same are hereby notified
TO come forward ithout delay and make payment.
FRANCIS L. ZEMP, Admir- de bonls non.
Jan. II