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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-07
June I.
CLEvELAND'S
Indian Southern Vegetable Deobstruent.

The plants from which this Medicine is com.
pounded have been known to and used by the Ab-
orgnes of the Southern States long before the
first settlement of the country. The first settlers
acquired from the indians in their immediate vicn.
ity knowledge Of their very extraordinary ned.
cInal propert 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 Charleston, S. c. The plants have been
gathe ed with great care by on experienced Botan-
list and lie medicine ia now prepared in a scientific
manner, and BY new chemical process of extrac-
ting the medicinal virtues Of plants. Most medi-
cines of this class are administered indscriminatc.
y without regard to disease, restriction in food,
diet or eye else and are 50 mixed up and disguised
th.t their active principles are rendered entirely
inert or are destroyed Not so tins edcine. Il
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 10 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 it's restorative energies. I
know that the IDA Of a new medicine to come into
competition with the many preparations of Sarsa-
para 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 s sincerely believed will cure, are
as follows: .scc.nfnla and its consequent diseases,
viz: primary, secondary, erticcr.v and consecutive
Venerial Dsoases; enlargement OF i..cc Joints,
Glands, and Lgamenrs; Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and all Eruptons OF the Skin and diseases arising
lro Ii an impure state of the Blood.
Prepared only by J. a. CLEVELAND and for sale
as above.
N. B.-Medi, ines may be obtained at any hour
OF the night by knocking at the side door.
may2, l9 Il
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THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT.

Ono Of tho most important discoveries o tho age,
aclioa,ing tho condition Of this large glass Of suf
tcsing humanity, conslnplives, is DR.. Wisurs Basam
of Wild Cherry. What time establishes and
crates what experience adopts aud confirms. what all
men in all places unite in saying is good and valuable
is TO- doubt. popularity OF this sor, fixes in
cic,y its rools deep and strong, that time cannot
destroy it, The success which has attended this med.
cinc Tor several years past, has tho pre- Judi
Of all respectable sensible men, and the article
liau taken stand among the first class of discoveries
and blessings Of the agei and wien reso',cd TO in
son. cradica,es tho discusses for which is reconmen
dcd,
We GU, the following from the Bellows Falls Ga.
zettc, Of January, 1916:
WISTARS observation-disclosures our aver.
sion 10 putting many do everything that comcs u
long in the shape OF Patent Medicines, and the fac,
that scarcely take medicines OF any kind,
yet we feel that should be doing injustice 10 tho
90 immunity by Withholding longer the favorable opinion
We nave OF Wistis Balsun, in Of cold and pull
moaury complaints. Having witnessed It's good effects
in sevcr instances VIC Lolicvc it 10 be excellent
article.
None genuine. unless signed /. Burrs on the wrapper
Sold in Culnden by J. X. McKan; at wholesale by p
NJ. e.: hen Il Co., CharIcstons and by Druggists gen.
orally in South Carolina.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Probable Ratification of the Treaty.

On Saturday morning last, we received slip from
tho Office Of the Palmetto State Banner, containing
Trlgraphic Dcspat ch, stating that The Treaty had
brcn ratified by tho Mexican Congress. which ne inn
n,edately issued in Extra Since then, we have re.
c,ivsd Extras from tho Offices Of the Mobile Herald and
Tribune. aLd the N. o. Delta. by which it will be
secn that only house of Congress had taken ac-
tinn upon the Treaty, but there no doubt tho 9th
or house would incur. The following is from tho
Mobile Herald and Tribunc:-
We received this morning despatch from
the Delta Office. containing important news
from Mexico by the steam ship Edith, which
arrived this morning at New Orleans. Let.
trrs from .MuStang' were received up to ihr
2lst inst. from the city Of Mexico.
The Treaty was ratified hy the Chamber OF
Deputies On the 10Th instant, at six and quar-.
ter o'clock, P. NJ. The vote OH it was fifty one
to thirty FIVE. In the other branch Of Congress
there is no doubt that it will nc approved by n
ompara,ively much larger vote.
Orders have been issued E,r the calling in of
the outposts of the army, and they arc expected
to march for the coast between the lst and 18Th
of June.
Gen. Pcrsifor F. Smith has been appointed
s,,pc rintr ndent for the elnbarkaton Of the for.
res at Vera Cruz, and he was 10 leave the city
ofsiexico for the purpose ofeniering OH this du-
ty on the 24th inst.
This important news is beyond question, and
we lake great nleaa1l 2 zhiAfaSe cuF
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JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER


EXIST.
gentleman in the South o Europe and Palestine in
1880 heard much said the latter place favor Of Jew
Davids Plaster and ofthe las he consdered miraculous
cures had performed, that he induced try j,
his own person. for Liver Fiction the removal of which
had been the chief object Of his journey but which had
resisted the genial influence Of that balmy and delicious
cline.
He accordingly applied plaster tho right side of his
chest where tile pain seated, another between the
shoulders, Gud the regiun OF the liver. In the
meantime he drank freely ofaD herb tea Of LAXATIVE quail.
tiles. He found his health improving. and in few
weeks his cough left him. sa!lowncss OF his skin dsap
peared his pain removed and his heath became per-
manently relnstatcd
Since that time nc has been recommending it to his
friends and acquantances for all fixed pains whatever,
such Rheumatism, tou Pain in the side, hip. back,
and limbs. IN every case oil which it has proved eili-
ciet cure lie has likewise witnessed The happy effects
Of it, soenng aud healing qualities in Of
SciuUus Humur ki,otS, Wcfs, White Swcllings, Hard
umurs, Still Joints, Ague Cakes, Ague tho Breast. and
the like, 10 the united satisfaction OF himself and others.
Ii las been beneficial Of Weakness, such pa
and weakness in the Stomach; weak Limbs, Lamerss,
Affections Of lle Spine, Female Weakness DC. No &C.
male subject puin weakness in the back sides
should bc without it, Married ladies in delicate situations
find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
The application Of the plaster between the shoulders las
been found certain remedy for Colds Con- ,hs Phihysc
and Lung Affections, III their primary Stages 1t destroys
inflammation by perspratlun.
III view of the great benefit resulting from tue use Of this
plaster, within ls own observation. his confidence in ity
superiority every otlcs plaster, ointment and opud
doc before tho public in thus country has induced thi.
gentleman place the Hebrew Plaster into the hands Of
t'Iose who will give it publicity. believing it will prove
itself blessing 10 the community al large.
Ths pccularItics of the chemical compound owing
TO It's extraordinary effect upon TIN ANNA hrcs
lIg;,mens and lsces, It's virtue being carried by them te
tie immediate seat Of the disease o pain and weakness
~ None genuine without the engraving Of JEW DA
EID on the wrapper, around each box.
Price fifty cents per box. Each box ron!ans sufficient
to spread SIX or eight plaslcrs,
Gcs-SuId Wholesale and retail by hCOVILL &: MEAD
No. ~ Charities street, New Orleans, the general agents
for the South and West To whom all orders for the genuine
article must BE- addressed. Sold in Camden by
May 30. JAMES X. MrKAIN.
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THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
Keep Il before the People of Lancaster District

Keep before the People Of Lancaster District.
We the citizens OF this District, announce ELI
C. BISHOP, Esq, as candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff, Il e next term. Mr.. BISHOP being ma
tive of our District, has given an oppor unity Of
knowing him well, from his youth up to the present
time His honesty, honor and strictly sober and
moral principles have been we'll tested among us,
and highly appreciated by all good citizens who
know him we'll. We therefore earnestly recon-
mend him to the favor and respect of each and
every voter of our District and hope they will feel
it their duty to give him the office, as he is every
way qualified to discharge the duties thereof with
credit to himself, and satisfaction to the people, and
we will appreciate the favor.
MANY VOTERS.
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CONGRESS.
Reported for the Baltimore Sun.

kcpOrteu IOI lnc DaillinOre Sul
WASHINGTON, May 81.
SESArE.-Mr. Foote submitted resolution
rcqnesting the President, if na incompatible
with the public interest, TO furnish the Senate
with copy Of any communication rrceivedfro
Comrnodore Perry, containing authentic inf'r-
nation in regard TO the present condition Of Yu.
>caian.
Mr.. Aicbinson, of Missouri. offered Join,
resolution, which lies over, that the President
oflhe Senate and Speaker of,he House adjourn
their respective Houses on the first Monday in
July, to meet again on the first Monday Octo.
bc-.
= Tie Indian Appropriation bill was then, on
motion Of Sir. Atchnson, to include in the bill
an appropriation for the payment to Richard
NJ. Johnson Of $4,000, being the amount Of
claim against the government for the build.
ings erected by him for the use of the Choctaw
Academy, at the Great Crossing, Kentucky, for
remuneration for which, when these Indians
should be removed 10 the Indian country west
of the Mississippi. Col. Johnson had the implied
promise Of Mr., Barbour, Secretary Of war, al
The time these buildings were so erected.
The Senate was occupied nearly the entire
session in discussion Of the amendment, in
which Messrs. Atchison, Aiherton, Crittenden.
Bagby, Bell, Niles, Butler and Webster par,ic.
'pa,ed and finally, without any action thereon,
went into executive session, and adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPKEsENrArIvEs.-T annual
appropriation bill for the service ofthe post.office
department. being first in order, the amendments
in committee were agreed to, and the bill was
read the third time and passed.
The House then, in Committee oflhe Whole
on The State Of the Union. took up the amend
ment of The Senate to the bill making appropr.
a,iohs for the West Point Military Academy.
The amendment appropriates $4,000 to defray
the expenses Of the board ofvisilers. A debate
ofconsiderable length sprung up. on decision
ofthe Chairman, (Mr. Tooms. Of Georgia. that
the several speakers in committee must confine
the remarks to the immediate subject under
consideration.
An appeal was finally taken from this decis-
ion OF the chairman, but bis decision was sus.
tanned by the committee, IA to 72. The a.
mendment Of the Senate was then agreed to,
and the bill, as amended, was reported to the
House and passed. So the bill only requires
the signature Of the President to become law
The standing committee ware then called
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Cotton Gins.

The subscriber returns his thanks to those who
patronized him last season. He continues TO man.
ufacture GINS upn the most approved plan, and
warrants them equal to any other Gins, in work.
manship, materials and performance. They are
warranted to give satisfaction.
TRepairng will be faithfully attended 10.
The subscriber respectfully requests share OF
the patronage of the planters o this and the adjoin-
ing Districts.
If you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLL get one Of
those HORSE MILLS, well known as Nc
Creight's Mill, made expressly to be attached to
Gin Gearing. The subscriber has few on hand
C. Orders for Gins or Mile, will be promptly
attended 10. r. :. McCREIGHT.
Camden, may, 1e4s.
Sumter Banner will publish months.
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A Card.

The undersigned begs leave to return his thahks
to the citizens of Camden and the surrounding
country for the very liberal patronage which they
have heretofore bestowed upon him. a..d to solicit
a continuance OF The same.
His stock, which ne has been adding to and re-
plenisiing from time, to time is now complete and
he is prepared to furnish Drugs and Medicines,
Paints. Oils and Dye stufs, Perlumery, Soaps,
Brushes, Fancy articles &c. &c. Of superior quail
ty and at prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory
to the most cconom cal
J. .A.CLEVELAND.
Camden, June l, 1873 % IF
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The Della states that the Monitor RcpuJ'i.
aao Of the 2lst contains the suho:ned letter
rom Quereiar":
"Lhcniion! Nos, authentic and Important!
"Our express arrived last night about 10
o'clock, bringing u. the annexed letters. They
announce the approval of the Treaty by the
Charobcr Of Deputies.
QuERErARo, May 19, 1s4s.,
At last this population is relieved from the
Stale &c mortal anxiety in which it has been
kept. by debate Of graver character than
any which has engaged its attention since The
establishment of our independence. AT
quarter past six in the evening. the ratification
of the Treaty was voted by FIFTY ONE TO
THIRTY.FlVE who were for war. Seniors
I.ac,lnza aud Rosa were the las, speakers: both
displayed immense powers. and have proved
themselves consummatc statesmen.
The danger has passed; the Senate will i'm.
me6iately take up the business, and less n,Imer
Gus, less turbulent, without comprising in It's DO.
SON a single man, who has in any way shown
a disposition to nuiilare the national reprrsen.
iation, hy keeping away from the session, il is
IMPOSSIBLE hotthe affair can be left undecided,
orMz il be not decided happily md oppori"nely.
do not wish by these remarks to cast any
"bIoquy on the. Chamber Of Deputies; it has
conducted itself with dignity and magnanmiy.
The warmth which has been displayed in the
discussion will ever do il honor; and with rare
exceptions, good faith has shone out conspicu-
ou<ly in each party. among those advocating
peace and those contrnding for war. On both
sides the question there illn-trious ,nen: all
defended their opiuions with all decorum aud
due self-rcstraini.
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Simmer Medicines.

Rowands Tonic Mixture, Townsend's Sarsaparil.
la, Boupland's celebrated remedy for Fever anG
Ague and other bilious affections Peters, Spen-
GERS and Brandeth's Pills; Schap's Headache
Pills, Mofats Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters;
Dead Shot for worms in the human body; Murray s
EIud Magnesa, Roman Eye Balsam; Fahesock g
VermIfuge, Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Wright's Ind
Veg: Pills, &c, &c, with all the popular family
medicines, just received and for sale at
CLEVELAND'S.
June Z % IF
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South C;irOlina-.hersbaw District.
BY JOHN n JOY ESQ. ORDINARY.

Whereas John B. Tillnan has applied to for Letters
of Administration on all and singular the Goods and Chat
lles Rights and Credits Dr. &. w. Pope, late oftho Dis
trict aforesaid deceased.
These arg therefore, cite and almons all and singh
lar the kindred and creditors Of the ad deccased to lie
and appear before at next Ornary Court for the
sad district be holden kersaw Court House on the
Sixteenth day of June next show any, why the
said administration shuld not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this &h day of May, in
tie year four Lord thousand eight hundred md
forty eight and in the I'd year Of American Indepcnd
cncc JOHN X. JOY.
X ID
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Ordinary's Sale.

In pursuance OF the Act Of Assembly, will be
sold on Saturday, The l7th inst,, at IL o'clock, A.
Al, a, the store Of Wyatt Patterson in Camden,
all The Perishabe Property Geongingt to the estate
OF Robert l.. Wilson, decd. consisting OF House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terns-For all sums Of and under five dollars
cash; over five, credit of six months, with note
and approved security, with interest from sale.
J. JOY, y. X. u.
limo o O3 gt
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

The undersigned, Committee OF the Camden
Bridge Company, will receive scaled proposals, on
or before the 2Ulh June inst. to rebuild the two
fallen spans of The Camden Bridge over the Wa
leree Rive, on the present plan; together with
the CO: of re-constr :'ion including bills Of timber
&c, required TO- 'Lposc. The proposals Shall
state at what the materials on hand will be
taken and We by The contractor.
B. PEkh.NS
l; u. MilriAknk' y TiAHGk' Building commmi,tee.
IA. YOUNG,
June0 % 2t
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Camden, May 26, lS4s.
Committed.

To the Jail of kcrshaw District, a mulatto
man, who says his name s William Dollison, that
he is a free man, and lives in Orangeburg District,
near Branchville. He is very bright, has no scars
or marks visible; he is about 5 feet 8 or inches
high. The owner is requested to come forward
comply with the law and take him away.
DIV ROBSON. Jailor.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

The co-partnershipi heretofore existing under
the name of s. J. YOUNG 3 CO., liz this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
S. J. Young is alone authorized to use the name
Of tn, firm in collecting all debts due 10, and pay
ing all demands against the said firm.
s. J. YOUNG.
+. HUBERT.
Camden, June |, 1913. % If
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TIDElt T,f0hftt

Just received per Steamer Dekalb, few barrels
Lamp Oil of excellent quality, which will be sold
at 10 c., 81, 81 Is, 81 50 per gallon, the latter
very superior article.
Also Caster Oil on draught, which will be sold
IN any quantity tU suit purchasers, at
CLEVEtAND'S.
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OrdinarY,s Notice.

Whereas, no administration on the estate of
George w. Gilman, late Of Kershaw District, de-.
ceased has been applied for, in pursuance Of the
Act of Assembly, have taken possession of the
goods and chatiels rights and credits Of the said
estate as derelict. All persons indeb ed to the
said estate are required to pay the same over to
me, and those having demands against the estate
will present them to me duly atlested for payment
may IL. J. R JOY. 0. K. D.
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Gentlemen and Fello1c C,ti=ens-From sense
of the duty and obligation am under for the high
honor conferred by SO numerous and respectable a
portion of the good people, accept your nomina-
ton, and return you my warmest thanks and heart
felt gratitude for the honor thus conferred, and
pledge myself to the people, if found worthy OF
their confidence, and they elect ME to the high and
responsible office, to discharge its duties with all
honesty and integrity, to show all the favor and
leni,y that lies in my power, without incurring a
liability upon myself or securities.
remain, Dear Sirs, your most obe dent servant,
ELI G.. BISHOP
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Ordinary's Notice.

Whereas no application has been made for Ad-
ministration upon the goods and effects of r. l..
Wilson decd, have taken possession Of them as
Derelic, and hereby give notice to all persons in
debted to said Estate. to come and make immed-
ate payment, and those having demands against
the same, to present them to me duly altestcd,
J. JOY, o. X. d.
Camden, Nav 26 lS4S % IF
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This will certify that have used Hotc kiss
Patent Water Wheels about one year applied by r.
s, Barwick, and have recently removed them and
had the Union Wheels applied by Mr.. Chaplin ano
find the latter by far superior to the former So
far, as have ycI tried the latter they will saw at
least doubly as fast as the former, with much less
quantity of water, at the same mill site.
THO. ST.iRKE.
Kerslaw Dist, May II, leis 81 If
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lune 9.
Ordinary'S Notice.

Whereas no application has been made for ad-
minislra,icn on the effects Of John Bales, dec
have taken them III hand as adnI'r. de bons non-
All persons having demands against said estate
will present them duly atcsled, and those indcbt-
ed 10 the same will make immediate payment.
J. X. JOY, o, X. ID.
June T. 81 tf
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Important Increment.

In the House OF Commons Of the British Parlla-
ment, on the 18th ult, Mr.. Hume gave notice OF
his intention, on the 23d, to move for leave to
bring in bill to extend the suffrage. to establish
the vote BY ballot, to limit the duration OF Parlia-
ment. and equalze the members in proportion to
The population.
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Branch of the Bank of the State of South Caro-
lima, at Camden.
All Renewal Notes for this Branch during tine
nine weeks commencing on the first day of June
past, must have the original signatures Of the ma
kers and endorsers.
pDul;ng the above specified time Notes sign
ed b, Agents will not be rect::neh
D j. DESAUSSURE, Cashier.
June 5. lS4S. " vt
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Committed.

To the Jail of Kershaw district, negro man about
80 years Of age named David who says he belongs
to w. Myers, Of Columbia. The owner is reques-
ted to come forward comply with the law and take
him awav. ID. w, robson, Iaor.
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June 7.
EStray Mule.

Straycd from The subscriber on the 5th ult., a
brown MULE, years old, has long tail, and is
somewhat wind broken, Amy person returning
SAID mule will be paid for their trouble &c:
June g B. 3. BOYD.
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Slave Abductors Convicted.

THOMAS GARRETT and JOHN HUM, two Philan-
thropic gentlemen in Delaware, who aided and
abe,ted in the escape Of 5 or slaves from Mary
land have been convicted in the U. S. Circuit
Court at New Castle, Delaware. The former was
fined in the sum of $780, and the latter $500.
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10 CD. 0Oo Gqa
Kershaw T. O d & Q. N u m b r 9

The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held
at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
o'clock.
BY order of the n. &.
l.. a. AUSTIN, Secretary.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

F. L. Zemp having received from the Ordinary
OF Kersbaw District, grant of Letters Of Admin
is,ra,on de bons non Of all and singular the goods
and ChA,tes, 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 e.:
tate, will present them properly attested' and all
persons indebted ID the same are hereby notified
to come forward ihout delay and make payment
FRANCIS L. ZEMP, Adm'r. de bonis non.
Jan. 4 u
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GOODS At 4 SACRIFICE.
Those who wish Goods at prices to suit tho
times, had better call on me before long. The
Goods must be sold at some price.
w. B. JOHNSTON.