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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM.

Ts Balsann possesses all the etass'sg and purifying
v,rises 81 the above named PuhiErIss ExraAer and
slso possesses several ohor medeatons particularly
and rscsi,ary adAptrd to COuoiHs and CON.
sUnPTIORS. Il Asas and cWss Uisug ~ fhs Lsngs,
and elsewhere Internally as readily and As easily " rho
Purifying EEffaei heals sod cures txtsr"ai!y
THOUSANDS Of curcs Of the hopriess Consump'
uon fully prove IL almost miraculous efficacy n all dis
eases Of the LUNGS THROAT and BRfAST
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
IMPROVED PREMIUM
III Y ID II A Lie r A M.

A perfectly SIMPLE and Effective machine CoI
forcing portion Of brook or a spring 10
any required disiaRee or Iteration, ichs,s
a prOporhoaaie fall can be applied
TT is perfectly applicable where no moro
y than Is inches fall can be obtained, y,l
the greater The fall applied, the higher tic
water may be conveyed, the quantity raised
ylrying in proportion 10 the height, Win
given fall. IL III raise, say one eleventh OF
ibe water, ten lines the height to which 30
Is applied. Thus IL applied under a fa,. Of
Eve feet, with a supply OF eleven gallon, p'f
minute and under the same head OF fa.. %
will Of course raise or discharge larger
quantity Of wafer Ia proportion as the hegh
10 which is conveyed is diminished, and 80
a greater quaniiy less height.
In all eauss the article is warranted con.
plete and perfect, 30 "a TO give The be'i %.
satisfaction, or It may be returned. ore"
solicited 10 which prompt attention VII
given. For sale by
S. y. sPAULDING. Brandon, 80
One OF the above RAMS may be seen %
operation al the Car Building boo Brandon
bat,i t q Ratirnd 81. Is tha, ataPr o..
Court held A. Rutland. within osl Or SAIL 1...
Prr-sut vs. HAL J. .r'.
Wlercrra certain %. irumeHi in Erlur
+ t.rtia, a. Ie ths I45tvII and tament '' i'-''
Watrrmar late 81 shrruHhrrg Ir faid d.''
eea5ed and r. certnin intrumrnt ir "ri't
. ,.-,.,, H., te n esliriI 20 fsId viii hive on .
/ t..r ,r.ssr.ted o. 1aiI court by A.rir A.H.
T r-..,ior thereto named for probate hrl
a1ee. Therefor ..
4 Do b, ordered By saia court ihnl 'alA 81 Lad.
49,. ,.-.L.t. ana ,linsaocs to ttr f"HriH
b.lr- thr pa day NJ Oct rrrt hnd iha' '
I'D, cord 81 pubIirhrd three affAf .a
r,.,i,rs thereto boz thu Kutiaud couni5 D.
nr-tpaper printed ~ ROLAND ga. ...
srfrrrsiri may aTrrar and fcnteat t-'
ttrrtaf ifthfv Gee cassf
"A traf copy ~ record.
10 HrslrH ta Ffl
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

frcp ss.,s hcuie. vsr day. Send soms b,
AF nlcxmsos
ptersrvd si = Y Benrrn's Lsers,cvy, LAT
tis Tslis. tisrtimsr Co. n. Y. aud sold BY
LUTHER DANIELS, Roilsn5. Root \
robinsos. Fasilsion: Jsmes y. keistt'
Fs,rhsvens ~. ". BARRIER, Rcuson. Ca'l,a q
Wright. Orwell. Kcm Wright, shofehan'
Iicntv slseonds, riislerd, Nolnsy Ross
Brandon, Hooker q Iosiin, Wca PoSl,nes
add by the pfinripsl druggists and merchants
throughout the unitod Sisiea wesi Indies
aud Cansda
None renuinc unless pot Opt large squsr'
hotties, containing o quart, with the name
Of the syrop blown In the glass, with the
written signature OF ST. BENNETT on
each OUTSIDE wrapper. .3.y
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

Fumps. LEAD Pipe. be- sny qusnuiy ior &C.
gsedartt sod n, arsu.ic ren.ss.i, an esf, B.
sni aricis lag q .sisius, Weit CelHf a. 3
aad Gsf5sa Wths
SIS spAULDlNG
hau'er. Turr tats
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
Whitehall Carpet Factory.

vUyHE subscriber having recently purehafsd he
F.ciors knosa b the rsms efels fAfodaH
Cha Fasisry situated in the Village Of " hltshAlI
-hsrshs ca.rs a. uhtlssaie snd retail al Tie low
eat Nsu y OK prizes, barge ssartfnest n the fol.
lsvias 4 sods u hH osu AVA ether nAnGiGotsries.
nHscHIrrIus or scaRL
I-rsriii THrtf Piy IsrI ding,
noalis Sspsf Infrairi q.
SerrraaS EFveip, 10
Rri~a E'.at 6F8 fiss. Do
Isotf Pftttf on Vol
Css,on end Hon' TFrata %
Rsyal nlsl4fk Ftns.taH Slair,
Regal Triilfi DO DO
PLAN Triutf 10 De
Hs1rg = 'istA do -
Lea asfs Plaza irHsi,su N1sr
o. ClofA difrrtsl gaalitst ana SsstsAs,
H.aiH zad eAsrk Mtltsrs
PssbSss.a Tlaiss aHd Plane r7rsfs
Arntaafr camilla avd irflsd rtEs
GDval arE Aet8v a1tr -aA
drsss BaiFa
EaFhsA DTsFFas
eAsrr Skis lflHs
49, ors Ilu-. T,As s.rsrf IL 81,
TO THE FARMERS
~ ssh.rrIhsf ~il aloe pay So hirhst MARI =
Frfs. or Mel ia safAnhss ~ ies above 60 1ts-
Va uiu sita r1lef aH4 ueHfs rarrctf, tand tHd
~sfstsd vsrr N nsrtfsarF| aeS psttfrn Or oa'etl
ssf sustou srs sisa sskff hsa e1rsrs tu SO r. BOD
Sty WILLIAM MATT
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
DRUG 4 MEDICINE DEPOT,
Near ths UpTsr uridgs oanaI Street,
Whitehall. \. Y.

"OiSE A TURNER hunnprss e. their
hh casirnlfrs Ant 81 infsrtsts1 that thsY hasr
lnrrrafsd terE hasnosf fariUtlet In an 10 bras-i
o. ard sEsr cn most rras. sable torres a rourists
rhtrt aaa safsd als1rtuent la sho'rssIa ~ RETAIN
~
nFuEs Nfaicinss. Chemical PaiufV OILS
DFrstuns Ciaas Brtthes A I'rffu1usry.
Terffer sifh large raretT ~
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. a.
TIE Fa-aHy Asuafr etufer1 fltsssrr gsrtE.-
r1rn TosFtrrt ana afssri tar.rnr AZ, thirr ir
lhfIr lee rrs furiisd io eel arf s1sa.ls fhs p
ffers ri i'aeef uhIrh A. uarrarfrd ~ tr shat
thrF arf srlt '-r ED f1I 20 Ir ra1l arGrr
IN HOT~Es TT RNEh &C.. rrrt.rs ftt-
rrrfrf co. 90 Narft'r nrd oatrtar.r Frr.altrtIs
trth hrulrar arl i.rH.far- .srl co. Arsr is ~
ffs r.rrfrtros r' uHrfF rarhaFrf -ar.ts ere
81 FrHrHsl f. Nee y % t-. N.rfrf.r mn
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT.

Nes the desired result and efficacy win bn produced
by the use Of ,-7alcy cHSAffy Of ht PuRutER urGn
can h. ciected by thu Of ke quantity uf any other
remedy in the world. (Scs Pa.zpAsfS for proof
Ihs fuRTtHS Is Hh0!Iy prepared from VrrsisLi,g
and cure. the wort most obssaif, and long standing
diseases oi The blood without P1t,ag. psrEiaF s,eIss
tsF az dstrhisisE II risaaifJ, grHgtAi tapsxerafs
skes new A,aiAy blood and gives ssu rigof aud sss
he 10 The whole system.
BRAN1"s PURIFIER T. -FOUR TIMES CHEAP.
ER than any other remedy 10 the world, because
ONE DOLLARS WORTH
of e vii effect greater Of cure Than Cou dst
ldrf refA Of fsrfapsrtHa any other rcuedy no mat
ter how large their bottles may b. Tue sapurfaaf guss
fien i1r consumors to determine IA A0r ssk mere esfa
frs sfsct stA da1,'f EsrfA Of f4H PhrG,r produes
fAa- dosrF nofih u fhai iafssysuHa ofAsr rssdy
We mghi herr ssy that Braafs MsiietHSs bad cur D.
within tho last year
100 900 Persons Of Impure Blood Diseases,
and $4,000 were considered Inrurablt!
other patent Medicine uen arc IN the habit Of
saying n We should ssy 90 who would hrlirrc us
This however We DO ssy and stand ready a. prove hy
frpscfsbS E1fs,5Iss The. BEAsrs NTDiciSEs have n
frcrd currs ~ more dseasct on living hunsn hiuga
nc past yraf than any other remedy existence dld
during tie same ume
How much viii Dollars worth cUpE
Tse.fy large deep tam wrrn euBsx hy using o.,
fusiss bottles OF Brs-ff PsrtAsr
Ihe ioiiusing thr wundsrfnl and asfgp HING
enre That was ever efoclod q human bcinr hy ans
uedicisf
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
PURIFY. PURIFY!
LIFE and HEALTH are in The BLOOD.

CirdRis, PNiI(y. and Regulate the Circulation
and The 'rA0lS body rW hare health TIE piasf
roHdoJfgl Of oil remedies 10 produce such resHh -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
POPULAR OPINION,

" ary nsrAas the pores can he
Isible fcrspifaiipn FcStufed. the
{ he hs,dy vii sscape, sSa no
EALING OINTMENT has now
~ preparation known 10 cn.oi
u some ~ the following epni
siahding ewes tSesty year.
hahy ~ ihrm ave aud ten YEAR.
fss instaeea. n e'sn laatnt
. lntstaui r,iuealss. base sena
In.tisnt. t'oid Feet tAVef Coo
.hnn. All inrases % ihs Chesi.
.sen rurrd. " hlle otiters ~ lso arc
ms. n Iittlo sugar enndy. pitts end
i'm little lr,yes ~ rrcnNefy. We
~ snrrnW than In anger. beeauss
,lth and life ars drsfto every one
,ins blinded BY these Thing, 80
Ildcnco Of enod. What viii not
- only ol the pevons cured and
\ part nf what We have, ~. dos
" possession. Nay, " ne bad tho
m i.ensiurd or cured by the ALL
wilhia tho last SIG manths. VIC
,sd,ide Of a meeting hou,o with
know our friends Will tell " 10
n turn wiz whisper u ~ thrirs.
will 20 rouad, while thus MON
heafts twill leap Tor Joy In the good
rnt Ifisntls cheer Us on In this
he whole truth to your reishbors
eft this rrsAf aaa veed sssdiSiHs
house, and gladden. the heart Of
ufye n small nurpber Of name, In
! now In our possesa.on. Those
NJ and o,hof piaeas. We are obiig
D., nh.,n,,l.m
- i,'.sn
p.in I, ,h. h,a.,t
a o,,h " "a
~ @ On.
n.s
~ sr seups
ST. nuu h"eN'
I'd st. i"fns'
ST, nf'iisea
~ ST., LAYER e"np'e'nI
'nlk 81, rheumatism
William, NNil hhenm
Heavy Cough
e. As'hina-sors throat.
81, hhellinaiiaIn
,e'hney slek he'hAohe, W years
nbHl 81 lieaty cold.
st, Headache nnd eruptlons
ridge st. brooklyn, sore hands
a. 40 Lfysipsiss'
II, u. L. Sort hhnds.
aney Sl"Fain IN the sue
Fulton II DO.
thHpped handt
aney A. plLIlho,s IN tho head.
J. rheumatism
st, chicken POI.
A. lionNy oo'd.
Ere throat hhenmau'm
A. ain In side
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NV 90 49,
81 n '' 'ns Nu
eulh'l' "'o'nscns
sunny
o"'e ~"
81 LIVER e"h'p'sini
efeI 'ofes
81, fdupllon'
IL. fiiet
Ks flteehuTnh' frosted net
cry Fnih In breast
HheumNusm In head
Con'unpsion
IT. Pam In Tho breast
30 fall rheun
Sores. hssdrehs
n At. lnnHmnaiien In chest
FpFuee, HAit fhsnm
.dlow, c"uI
H., fsin In side
Ruptofos
Bore eyes
M 81, sore eyes
Desfness
4, tnrht
inafs 'I'.."nfh' r.ln w breast
wv 81 ram W aus
sfNW
mp,
nss-t nnsuh'ausn
:" - ~ "eaa
=, 1881 Nu
~" N'tp Nne"'nstum
=, I' 49,"
p.',,r-,-,
- 81, 49,,
-. cm,, A..
Sore ewes
= WI" 81; sall rhsuH
-" nts.'o.,.a ~. ,.
eru. re, - W.T.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
.CONsUMPTION CURED.

Victor, Orleans Co. \ Y, Jolly IS. ~.
Nh Bennett, Liule Falis~-Desr sir. 90
the receipt ofthis send me al least four do.
zen boilles EUnci of Yellow Dock and
SarsspaIills. ltis givirg entire satisfaction
here One case, that OF Young man from
Michigan, nearly gone with consumption
lie commenced taking the medicins when
unable 10 90 up. snd before using the first
bottle vac 80 much better - t0 te able 90
walk 20 he nei. hbnrs. AMI mis- now certain
thai be vii. cei sell speedily lie va, slso
vevy des', and that is also nsary cured 49,
There are other cases where % has been used
vilh good success. Yours truly.
A p DicrrssoN
Sept oh. Iod received isiier from
lisrhmfr Hetlnmef Cn whirh states that
the syrup cured gcu,leman of conservation
ihai was supposed 90 De- beyoud booe- oo,,
enjoying yo0d health.
Victor IUiy % 1877 NJ Bsrrsu- D,,,
Sir Tie usc.eIrs sens hss n1, come NJ
rani fr iar rrHIsir out. rIl6 rsTs q,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
Notice.

Nouce.
THE spbsrFjhsr having
4 boughi 81 MessFs W
Ia y Daoe irsr ihe srsleavs
right CT vcnding ard usine
their Patent lIftrsulc Rem
tn Runsnd CouuiT 400 ihs
Haiii Of tsrsing a. ihcsiIno-
tog counties unul the same
| shall ~ loid io callers, offers
lho same iursaissnd WHlrants
t''eH 90 be Wl.ui ibsy ate rec
onmsn4cd
ile aiss keeps nuBelssE
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18

A Highly Valuable Preparation, capable
fros the promp,itude Of its action OF
clearing the system in few hours OF ev'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-03

DIED-On Saturday, the 18th ult., JOSIAH J. WATTS,
u native of Rchland, but recently resident of kcr
shaw District, in the 36h year Of his age. The cir.
cumsanccs attending his death were most melancholy
occasoncd by the accidental discharge of neghbor's
gun while hunting. Medical aid was Immediately oh.
taincd but of no avail. The accident occurred about
nine miles from his residence; a, his request, he was
removed to his family, whom he reached half an hour
before he expired. Thus in the providence OF an all
wise God, has u wife and three small children been
deprived of their natural guardian and protector, and
his ncghborhood and district lost upright, useful and
Industrious citizen. Few in any walk of life, was
more happily situated highly respected than the
subject of this notice. May Flc who is the widows
stay and tho father Of the ahcrcss, protect, comfort
and provide for those made desolao by this monriu
bereavcmc and all take heed to tho admonton, for
youth, health outward appearance cannot prevent
the approach Of the fell destroyer.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-03

MARRlED-lnl this place on the 18th ult.'
by Rev. Mr.. Davis, A. d. GOODWIN, Esq. Of
Columbia, to Miss SARAH G.. NILES, of Cam
den.
On the 9th ult. by the same, ZAcAKrAn
CAHrEy, Esq, of this place, to Miss S. A. AD.
AMsoS, of Morristown, NJ.
u We acknowledge the receipt Of the Printers
fee, on both Of the above joyous occasions, for
which the parties will please accept our thanks and
best wishes for their future happiness and prosper
ty.
On the 9th uIt. by Rev. W. F. Brasington,
JAMES BALLARD, Esq. to Miss NANCY BAILEY,
all of Lancaster District.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-03

DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
This is chemical extract Of Wild Cherry and Tar
Every body knows that Wild Cherry possesses importanl
medical properties; and Tar Water has always been
administered in consumption, and Lung affections gen.
eralIy by our oldest and safest physicians Various
edics il is lruc have been offered and pufed into notice
for the cure dseascs Of the lungs, and have been
found dontt very useful, but of all thai have yet
been discovered it is admitted by physicians, and all
who have witnessed lis effect, that has proved
successful as this. For Asthma, Slortness OF Breath
and similar affections it may be pronounced positive
cure. II has cured Asthma in many Of ten and
twenty years standing, after physicians had declared
the case beyond the reach Of medicine.
This BaIslm is made from materials which Nature
has placed in all northern ATTITUDES, antdoe for
diseases caused by cold climates.
''Nuturc is but the name for effect
Whose cause Is God"
Let US not neglect her plaincst dictates.
Nome genuine, unless signed L. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Sold in Camden by J. R. McKan; at wholesale by P.
NJ, C. hen e. Co, Charleston, and by Druggists gen.
erally in South Carolina
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-03
CLEVELASD'S
Indian Southern Vegetable Deobstruent

The plants from which this Medicine is COM.
pounded have been known to and used by the Alb
orgnes of the Southern States long before the
first settlement Of the country. The first settlers
acquired from the indians in their immediate vcin-
ity knowledge of their very extraordinary medi-
cnal propert es and made use of them. separate or
compounded with others combined. The recipe
from which this medicine is compounded has been
used by respectable family for more than fifty
years with great success, in treating all diseases of
the Skin and impurities of the Blood. -
1t is composed OF four plants Indigenous to the
vicinity Of CharlestonS S. C.. The plants have been
gate: ed with great care by on experienced Botan-
ist and the medicine is now prepared in scientific
manner, and by new chemical process Of extrac-
ting the medicinal virtues of plants. Most med-
cines of this class are administered indiscrminate-
ly without regard TO disease, restriction in food,
diet or exercise and are so mixed up and disguised
that their active principles are rendered entirely
inert or are destroyed Not so this edicne. It
contains the curative virtues of the four plants
| without Disgusting their natural taste. -
| would now inform those who desire to use this
medicine that it would be entirely useless TO do
so without strictly adhering TO the directions.
1t is not pretended that this medicine shall cure
all diseaes that humanity is heir 10, but few Of
! the most distressing ones, it will be found, will
| yield like magic to its restorative energies.
KNOW tnat Tue lQca OF new Hlcucllle 10 come lnto
competition with the many preparations of Sarsa-
pariIla and other Alternative medicines, may seem
To many presumpuous. or to say the least absurd.
The proprietor places it before the public to stand
or fall upon its own merits.
The list of diseases for which it is recommend
cd and which it is sincerely believed will cure, are
as follows: Scrofua and its consequent diseases,
viz: primary, secondary, tertiary and consecutive
VeneraI Diseases; enlargement of the Joints,
Glands, and Ligaments; Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and all Eruptions of the Skin and diseases arising
from an impure stale of the Blood.
Prepared only by ]. A. CLEVELAND, and for salo
as above.
B.-Mcdicnes may be obtained at any hour
of the night by knocking at the side door, ~
mav2,' 10 IT,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-03
Dp JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES.

1t principle in the management of this paper to no
tice anything which We find ont, from personal nyesga
ton 10 he Of utility the puhc.-Some of DIR. Jaynes
medicines we have used in family for many years For
instance. The Expcctorant," The Camra"e," and
vcrmiilae, which we know to be good for The complaints
they profess To cure. We We're Lake Ontario the past
summer when several Of travelling companions from
having in Western New York; drank. for many days. the
limestone water of that REGION violently attacked
with Darrhoa and Dyscntcry. Mr.. b. had provided him
self previous leaving home with The Carminativc of
Dr. Jayne, and in all of its use, among five gentle
men, il was successful in q speedy cure.
The Expcctornt we have known used among orir init.
mate eods with equal success and feel that We shall
do good act families Especially those situated so they
cannot have access medical skill advise them keep
on hand both the EyPcctoant and Camnative. The Ex-
peclorant believed by good physicians TO be the best
ccpc for Pulmonary Consumptye complaints that has ever
yet been compounded The reason is Dr. Jayne is not
quacI but regular. scientific. and able medical Practtnn-
or himself His medicines used by the best physicians
EZRA HOLDEN. Ed of The Phil Sat. Conr.
Prcpar,d only bv Dr. D. Jayne Phila cphia and sold on
agency bv JAMES K MckAIN, Camden, s. &.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-03
Ink Stand.

We were presented last week with one of the
nealest little Ink stands we have ever seen. 1t is
intended, we presume, for the Parlor, being enca
sed in bronze stand and furnished with spring
stopper, which cfectually prevents the ink from
being spilled; it would also answer admirably for
travellers use. 1t is from the Drug store OF DR..
ZEMP, who has just opened beautiful assortment
of fancy articles too numerous to mention. He has
got ore of the most independent woodsawyers"
we know of, hard at work,-a perfect pattern of in
dustry and rcbuke to loa(crs generally.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-03
Chillren's Books.

We have examined during the past week. lit
tie book called IVebb's ChildS First Reader" :"
The plan is novel, yet simple and philosophical,
and we think that by this peculiar system, child
will learn to read much faster than that now in
use. We learn that it is being now generally in
troduced into children's schools. The above is to
be followed by "Thc Youths Guide" by the same
author, which, after a cursory examination of the
Manuscript, we think will be decidedly tine best
book of the kind extant. These books will be for
sale at A. YoUNG's bookstore.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-03
Spirits Turpentiae and Gosin.
1OObbls. Spirits Turpenline in fine order

The subscribers Invite the special attention of
Druggists, Painters and Camphine Di,lillers Ia,
this article; as is manufactured at their Distillery
by patent process, and from Virgin Turpentlne,
and is perfectly white and entirely free from that
strong and unpleasant smell, peculiar to most of
the spirits made elsewhere, which is sometimes
burnt in being distilled, and which we avoid alto.
gelhcr by our patent apparatus. ~ y
300 barrels of very superior Patent extra No. l
WHITE ROSIN, for Druggists and soap-makers.
This Rosn is entirely free Of the spirits. ~
B. F. SMITH g. CO.. .
Paint and Oil Store, No. 76 East Bay. :.
Charleston, April 49, 2t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-03
Elcsant Extracts.

Among which are Lubin's much admired extract
of Jockey Club, Mousseline. Patcbouly, Verviene,
Rose. Orange de Portugal and Boquet de Caro-
line. Jules flauel's Eau Lastra Hair Restora-
tive, Spanish Lilly White, Eau Divine de Venus,
for removing pimpIes from the face and beautify:
ing the complexion. Roussell's Bears Grnase
and Beef's Marrow, for the hair; Johnsons genus
inc Bears Oil; Hair. Flesh, Tooth, Bath and Nail
Brushes of every variety, Soaps, Perfumery and
Fancy Articles ''fs'
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Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff, Turpentine Putty
Train and Neatsloot OIL, Castor Oil on draueht,
Lamp Oil, Of superi'r quality, Alcohol Window
Glass, Whiting, Indigo, Spanish Brown, Lamp
Black, Chrome Green and Yellow, &c, Together
with every article in the line at prices to suit tie
times" For safe at CLEvELANDs Drug Store,
nearly Masonic Hall. NAV 3
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COngrcSs Wafer.

A few boxes fresh Congress Spring Water, just
received and for sale by the single, dozen. or box;
also small lot of those unrvalled ala Patente"
Scgars, superior Mustard &c, For sale as above.
May 3. 10 tfsi /
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
Wednesday Morning, May 3, Is4s.
WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON. EDITOR.
Horticultural Meeting.

regular meeting of the Wateree Agricultu.
raj Society will take place at Swift Creek, on
Thursday, the 10th inst. Officers OF the Society
will be elected and other business transacted.
S. BOYKIN, Sec'y.
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Markets..

We have scarcely any thing to report this week.
Cotton is very much depressed, and it will be seen
has declined again 5dsin Liverpool.
We have no change to notice in other articles
brought to our market.
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Five Dollars Reward.

Smved or stolen from the subscriber the night of the
23l inst n bay mare PONEY with reached mane, and
slightly marked with the saddle The above reward will
be maid for her delivery to me in Camden, and any nor
nation respecting her will be thankfully received.
S. w, LOVE.
April &c. II
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Sro 0s 0Oo S2o
Kers h a w L dg e. N u m b er 9

The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held
at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
7 o'clock.
BY order of the N. G.
l.. A. AUSTIN, Secretary.
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Acknowledgements.

We are indebted TO the Hon. j. G. CALHOUN, ].
A. WooDwoRD, and Mr.. SAWYER, for their sundry
Congressional favors.
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01~We are authorized to announce Cap T.
DANIEL D. KIRKLAND, as candidate for Maj Of
ofthe upper Battalion, 22d Regim ent, s. c. NJ
at the ensuing election.
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~'rhe friends of Adutant JAMES CAN
TEY, The present incumbent, propose him TO
their fellow citizens as candidate for re elec.
tiorf to the next Legislature.
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T We are authorized to announce Major
James l.. Reid as candidate for Representa-.
tive in the State Legislature at the ensuing:
election. z-ss,% ).