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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-04
JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER

WHERE THIS PLASTER Is APPLIED PAIN CANNOT
EXIST.
gentleman in the South OF Europe, and Palestine IN
1890 heard much said the latter place in favor ol JAW
Davids Plaster and the (as he consdercd) miraculous
cures had perormcd that he induced to try 1t 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 tnat balny and delicious
Cline
lie accordingly applied plaster the right side of his
chest where the pain was seated, another between the
shoulders, and the region OF the liver In the
meantime lie drank freely oan herb tea Of LAXATIVE quail
tiles He found Ills health improving. and in few
weeks his cough left him. saiiowncss Of his skin IsaP-
pcarc Ills pain was removed, and his acah became per.
mancntly reinsaied.
Since that time he has been recommending it to his
friends and acquaintanccs for all fixed pains whatever,
such a. Rheumatism, tiout Pain in the side, hip, back
and limbs in every case oil wh;ch It has proved an eiil-
cicnt cure lie has likewise witnessed the happy effects
socnins and healing qualities in numerous cases OF
Scrufuous Ilmnors, Knots, Wens, White Swellgs, Hard
Tumos, Stiff Jnins, Ague Cakes, Ague in the Breast and
the like, to the united satisfaction Of himself and Others.
II las been beneficial Of Weakness, such us paid
and weakness in the Stomach. weak Limbs, Lamenrss
Affections Of The Spine, tclnaic Weakness. &c. No e.
nuc subject pain weakness in the back or sides,
should be without it, Married ladies' in delicate situations
find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
The application of ihe plaster between The shoulders has
been found certain remedy for Colds, Coughs Phihysc,
and Lung Affections in tcir primary stages 1t destroys
inflammation by pcrSpiratIun.
In view ute great benefit resulting from the Of this
plaster within his own observation s confidence Ill ITS
superiority every ohcs plaster, ointment and opad.
doc before the public in this country, has induced this
gentleman to place the Hebrew Plaster into the hands OF
those who will give it publicity believing it will prove
selfa blessing to the community al large.
The pecuiarities of the chemical compound are owing
its extraordinary effect upon the animal bres or nerves
gamcnls and Muscles it, virtue being carried by them to
tie immediate seat of The disease Of pain and weakness
n-y-Nonr genuine without the engraving Of JEW DA-
VlU on the wrapper, around each box.
Price fifty per box Each box contains sufficient
10 spread six or eight pIasers,
D:s-Suld wholesale and retail by SCOVILL e. MEAD
No 50 Chartrcs street, New Orleans, the general agents
for the South and West. whom all orders for the genuine
article must be addressed Sold in Camden by
Nav 3d. JAMES r. McKAIN.
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Hair Brushes, sc.

A fine variety Of superior Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes, Feather Busters, Cloth
Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Shoe Brushes, and all
sorts of Brushes. For sale by
may II. f. l.. ZEMf.
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TO MILL WRIGHTS
AND MILL OWNERS.

The subscriber having obtained patent for his
Improvement on the Water Wheel is prepared Ia
sell Rirh,s, either for States Districts, to lndi.
viduals The advantages of this wheel over all
others now in use are, that it is not affected by
dead or back wafer so long as there is good head
above it; it increases the speed over the ordinary
Wheel so as TO grind 4 buShcl in from 3 10 3 lnIn-
utcs-wilh a good head OF water buShe has been
ground in the first mentioned tImc-Its conStruc-
ton is so simple that any one who can make Tub
Wheel can put one OF these IN operation; IN fact,
it is the Tub Wheel improved.
Persons pure Iasing right fnr a State or Dis
trict will he furnished model Tree OF charge, and
to ,husc who purchase nddual rights all necessary
instructions will be given Oh personal application
to the subscriber nine miles west OF Camden, where
one ofl!e wheels can lie seen in operation.
Letters addressed (pos, piid) 10 the subscriber,
(carc Of a. NJ. Kennedy will meet with prompt
attention. EMANUEL PARKER.
Attention is invited To the annexed certificates
''Camden $. c. March l., 1917.
"This iso certify that ae used the Water Wheel in
vented by Mr.. Emanuel ktr. lapplird IL to my Mill,
hich had prev, us Groun; an" hnshe in twcny-mnuies
but which. after It's applicable .Jnnd blsic IN hre MN
utcs with twnthirds of the water power. The meal Is e.
qualy rs good if moi better than before" p. P.MctA.
tSouth- olina-- kcrshaw District.
do hereby certify that have III use attached 10 my
Girls, Mill, The improved Water Wheel, the Patent Of which
Emanuel Parker of Kesaw District has obtaincd and
find it superior 10 any wheel have before had or setl
and than rcaisiug my most sangunc expectations
4. a. MCDOWELL.
December Q, 1917.
South-C Carlina-- Kershaw District.
This is TO certify that Mr. l.. Parker has affixed his Pa
tent Wheel 10 my ris Mill. and am very much pleased
" i'm its prrnrnianrr aud feel confident that il cxccs
any '''''s Vi '''' "'''' '''''' ''' WIN. TAYLOR.
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Monumental Subscription.

In calling the attention of the citizens of Ker-
shaw District to the object of the following resolu-
ton, adopted at a meeting held in Camden on the
10th ult, and asking their cooperation in this no.
bic undertaking, the undersigned, the ommit-
lee to whom The matter has been eniruste :, feel
that it would be equally unjus; to the gallant dead.
and 10 those whose assistance in this matter is ex-
pected, to make any appeal in this behalf The
committee doubt not that every patriot son of cd
kershaw will feel it 10 be alike his grateful prvi.
lege and sacred duty, to contribute according to
his means. .. =.
Subscriptions may be addressed to any one of
the undersigned.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, ED. a. SALMOND,
JAS. CHESTNUT, Jr. w. J. McKAIN, rt
JOS. b. KERStlAW, B. b. SALMOND. 5
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Raisils and Figs and Apples

I and J boxes Rasins; Drums Figs
Barrels Northern Apples; Box Lemons.
Also-A fresh supply Of Candies. Just recGv
ed by S. B. LEVY.
Jam H. II
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Ma ch 90.
Committed.

TO the Jail of KcrsIaw District, negro man
named Alex, who says he formerly belonged to
DR.. Burgess of Sumter District, but does not know
his present owner that lie has been runaway a.
bout five years. The owner is requested TO come
forward comply with the law and take him away.
may %. ID. w. ROBSON, JaIIor.
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DRY G00DSIN CHARLESTON.

The subscriber would invite tic attention Of Planters
and r: families visiting Charleston TO his stock Of rich
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
Having made additions To his Room the past season. he
is able offer greater inducements than before, To
his friends and customers, and confidently invites attention
To his stock the
Most Extensive in the Southern Country.
1t is intended embrace almost every article in the Dry
foods line. Our front Sales Room will contain CON-
plce assortment of
Ladies' Elegant Dress Goods,
SILKS. MU&LlNS. BAREGES, CASiIMERES,
BOMBAXINES. ALPACCAS. SiiAWLS. EISSETTS,
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. LINENS, LINEN FAB
RIGS, HOSIERY, &c. DC.
In Domestic Rooms, will he found n very full as
sorlmrnt of Domestic Fabrics,
Negro Goods, Blankets, OZnab burgs, &c.
Our facilities for purchasing Goods such. that we
able TO offer them al extremely low prices, and such as
will defy all competition.
r. W. BANCROFT, 253 Kingst
Charleston, Feb 1913. 6 If
y. BIN wholesale Rooms, off;r to merchants
who br in this market of the desirable SIocks Of
Goods be found in the city, and at prices that will aston
ish those accustomed TO 'Charlcson long time prices
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TO Rent.
TAAsi a SEAT!

Just received fine assortment Of curl-mapIe
and fancy Sitting and Rocking Chairs, cane and
wood seats together with fine assortment OF
Furniture, sue h as Sofas, Book Cases, Wardrobes
Bedsteads, fancy and plain Dressing Bureaus, dc.
For sale cheap for cash or good paper.
JAM s. J. +. SUTHERLAND.
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Books and Stationary.

SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF every kind used in our Schools
q BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS AND, HfMSS.
MISCELLANEOUS AND CLASSICAL BOOKS, .
COPY AND CYPHERING BOOKS,
DAY BOOKS, LEDGERS, rr-, 500
and other Account Books. -. go
PASS AND MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
STATES AND PENCILS. y 90. ~
MONOCIIROMATICP PAPER AND CRAYONS,
BLACK AND RED INK, BLACK SAND,
BLACK AND RED LEAD PENCILS,
LETTER, WRITING AND DRAWING PAPER,
Ruled and Plain.
NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES.
SEALING WAX AND WATERS, &c. &C..
akreh Is. A. YOUNG.
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Ladies' Boots and Fine Shoes.
Ladies fine Lasting B.,uts
do do Kid Walking Shoes
do do Slips
do French Kid Slips
do white Kid and Satin Slips
do Lasting Buskin Ties
do Goat skin walking Ties.
ALSO-A fresh supply OF Nsses's School Shoes
and Boolccs, heavy and good.
Together with general assortment Of Chill
dren's Shoes, all of which are fresh from the ma
nufacturers, and for sale by
Feb. q. GEO. ALDEN.
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EprGSGcYCS.

West India Preserved ginger; West India pre-.
served pine apples: lines, peaches, plumbs and
cherries. Fresh pruEes, currants, cltron and lem.
ons: for sale by 3. B. LEVY.
Nov 3. 1917.
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Fashionable Clothing.

F;lsIlIOMADIe SIOtHINs.
We are now receiving from New York, our stock OF
ynae Clothing. made in the latest and most FASH
ionab!e style viz
Super Black Dress and Frock Goats:
Do Sacks:
Brown and Olive Froci Coats;
Business Coats of various styles, and made OF hand
materials;
Cloil,, Beaver Cloth and Pilot Ovcrcoats;
Vests of various styles; Pants &c;
With fall supply OF Shirts, Uncr Garments. Suspen-
der. sr.a lIsng Stocks Cravas Gloves. lloScry &c,
all Of which will be sold the very lowest prices by
Oct 81 w. ANDERSON q co.
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E7OuSr :tpal E.Oi for sale.
tn" subscriber offers f,r sale his House ard Lot situated
near the AI-o s Church in Camden. For further par
ticnars apply to Il. W. Pegucs.
F,b2, W. J. FRANCIS.
james Chcsnu', ir., ESq.is my sole Agent and
Attorney, with full power To act for me IN settling
The Estate Of the aie DR.. George RI ynods: and no
other person is authorised to my name, or TO re-
ceive money or grant discharges Of the sad Estate,
unless specially empowered in writing by him or
myself NARY I. REYNOLDS,
Adm'X Of g. Reynolds.
March o., 1917
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Stone Lime &C.

The subscriber hrs on hand lot Of superior
Stone Lime, in good order. Also, Plaster Paris,
Cement and Marble Dust, all Of which he will sell
very low, C.L CHATTEN.
March % l3 tf
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Hides w anteG.
e ETlOVAE

sEHlOVAE.
The subscriber would inform The public that he
has removed 10 the store formerly occupied by Mr.
William Johnson, second door above Ii. l.evy's.
where he will keep on hand good supply OF GRO
CERIES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY. &c. to
which he invites tho attention Of purchasers, as
they will be sold very low.
J. CHARLESWORTH.
March 3. ~ #
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handsome assortment Of Spring MuSLlNS BERA-
GES and GINGIihlS. will be disposed Of by the subscr
her al greatly reduced prices. +. W. BONNEi.
ladies black. white and colorcd KID GLOVES, of the
hcs quality, just received by T.. w. BONNEi.
Law COpartncrship.
The undersigned have formed n Copar,ncrship in tho
practice of Law and Equity for the Districts of Lancaster
Fairfield. kcrsaw and Sumter.
Office, heretofore occupied by Jas Chesnut on Main
street. near tue Court House.
JAMES CIIESNUT, Jr..
w. THURLOW CASTON
May 10, 1915. % #
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=. e. LEVY

I y. 5. Il
VIII continue to act Agent for both the Banks
| in this place, and attend To any commission busi.
| ness that maY be entrusted to hin.
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FASHIONABLE

fNSHION DIE
GISv@tcgg a0gJ googcggG AG9eg.
REMOVAL.
The subscriber informs her friends and the pub.
lie, that she has taken the store formerly occupied
BY Dr.: A. DeLeon, and has just returned from
Charleston with select lot of SPRING GOODS,
SILK and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons; Flowers, Laces,
Gloves Hats and Caps, which will be sold Tor cash
or to puuctnal customers on the usutl Terms.
g Bonneis repaired and trimmed
p. New York and English Fashions just received.
All tailoring done at this Establishment war
rantea. NJ. GOODl'AD.
April l. ID II
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ChanlpaignC

Baskets Champagne, "Bollinger"
do do pints, 'Bollinger"
do do "BOuche"
Casks Porter, quarts and pints
do Ale. Wines Liquors Of all qualities:
Just received by s. Is. LEVY.
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Ladies', B0otsand Shoes.

W. Anderson g. Co. have received from Phlla'
delpha, handsome assortment of
Ladies' coorcd silk Caters
C. Francais Cater made by
black lasting Caters Ryan L. Co.
" black half Caters Philadelphia
&c Kid Slippers
Kid and Cali Walking Shoes
Misses black and colored Kid Slippers
6. Kid and CalfWaking Buskins
Chldren's fancy Bronze and black do
Mems sewed and pegged Brogans very low
Mems Womens and Boys Shoes and Booees, OF our own
manufacture, for sale low, by
Ian. 6. W. ANDERSON & co.
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Lann Oil.

A superior article Of B!eached Sperm Oil, at the
low price of ONE DOLLAR per gallon.
For srle by F. L. ZEMP.
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GentIemeM's Fashionable Boots,
Philadel phIa made, for sale by
Jan. 81. w. ANDERSON & co.
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GsrtrEI Yard.

hEkFh hiEu.
The subscriber having leased the Brick Yard
Col. James Chesnut, on Pine Tree creek, will be
prepared in short time, to furnish any quantity
of bricks on accommodating terms.
April %, lSl7.
J. F. SUTHERLAND
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Notice,

All persons having demands against the Estate
of John II. Anderson, will hand them in TO the
Administrator legally at'cstcd. within the time
prescribed by law,and all persons indebted TO the
said estate, will make Immediate payment 10
JAMES r. MckAlN, Admir-.
Auu o. 1917
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'6'ne subscriber.

E'nC SuDSCrlDfr.
gg7ILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, in
w boththe Banks Of his place, aud attend TO any
Ccr.lnissr business which may be entrusted TO
him. O.ice A. the Counting Room Of McDowaI
&, shannon &. J. SHANNON.
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H4igh.HO!

@islsr $50 Heigh-HO!
A lotcf Toys, Negro Dancers, Coffee Grinders
and Sawvers. For sale by
may IL. F. L. ZEMP.
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g A 4, w Wore of the same Sort.'
5000 Gold Leaf Segars
5000 Charleston do
Cubrey Butterfly do
Pressed ESpcrango llcgaia do
Thomas sup. chewing Tobacco
Tobacco Of various brands, some low priced
Half Spanish Segars. Just received by
January -. l-lS. :. B LEVY.
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just Received.

Real French Work at Cost.
The following handsome articles at cost
French Embroidered Collars
do do Capes
do Worked Sleeves
do do Caps
do Lace Capes
do Lack work and plain Handkerchief
do Embroidered do
do Worked lufant's Robes
do do Nusns for dresses
April 49, H. LEVY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21
CONCENTRATIONS.
Truly Magnanimous!

Dean FRlE.pS:-
In view Of the following from tho Presi.
dents message, the magnonimity OF the Uni
ted States towards Mexico appears mos, con-
sPlcuonsIy. Among other reasons which he
ennme'ates as reasons why he thought Mex
leo would be willing 10 cede New Mexico
TO the United States, is the following:
Numerous bands Of fierce and warlike
sayages wander over it and upon lis borders.
Mexico has been, and must continue TO he.
TOO feeble to restrain them from committing
depredalions, TobbeTies and murders, not on.
ly upon the inhabitants of New Mexico il
self, bat upon those Of the other Northern
States OF Mexico. II would be a BLESSING TO
all these northern states 10 have their citi-
zens protected against them bv the power Of
HE lnlted States. At this momen, many
MeNlcans, principally women and children,
are III captivity among them. II New Mex
leo were held and governed by the United
states, wa could riiectually prevent these
'noeS iforn committing such ontrages, and
compel them 10 release these c~ap,iyes and m
store them TO their families end frit nds."
Admitting that, in case Of a contest, either
personal or in a national point of view. any
honor shall accfie to the victorious party. |
suppose it would be conceded that the van.
quished party must have been fully equal in
strength and prowess to the victor. In view
OF this, look at The above extract. Here are
tribes Of savages committing depredations in
-..- O..
certain States of Mexico for the reason that
"Mexico has heen, and still is, TOO FEEBLE IL
restrain them :" but such is the strenU,h NJ
our arms that these savage tribes agains,
which Mexico is too feeble TO offer efTectual
resistance, would be Immediately rcpulsed
and their captlves returned TO their families
and friends. If then those savage tribes are
thus weak compared to Us, what is the com.
Para'lye strength of Mexico according to the
Presidents own showing!
And yet after overrunning such an oppo.
oent as from the above Mexico is conceded
to be, the president has the hardihooJ 70 de-
no"inate it a every liberal offer of the Uni.
ted States" to propose to lake "two thousand
miles of territory" according to Senator Ben.
ton east Of the Rio Grande-the Stale of
New Mexico and the CALIFORNIA;, in remupe.
ration for the death and devastation we had
scattered amongst them But who cannot
see that conquest was at the bottom of this
heAJa!herea piece Of butchery! See the pre-
sidsn's rfeTescs to tho sisimuts probability
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21

an OF the infant man; she who has ever been
foremost in every good work, from the days
OF good old Sarak down to Mary at the sepul-
chre, and with them a host Of others which
nave blessed the world from time 10 time
See her brutaily exposed after being knocked
down, and then, if you can, see that friend
apply the lash to her naked back until the
blood flows freely down. You will then, |
doubt not, say with me, that YOU will never
make peace with American Slavery. Truly.
sit is the SUM Of all yillanies."
Slaveholding is honorable in Church "a
In State. attended at a Church this week
which stands directly opposite one of the
principle Slave Markets in the place, with
this inscription; "NEGROES FOR SALE"
a little further along vas the following -
Lard Oil for sale" with the picture of q
hog! as in the first instance was the like.
ness Of one man and two women!! Tbey
nave the Patton Pew on an extensive plan
in their churches here, the basement story
(64Se meant correct-nc misnomer) is used by
the colored people. | had the hardwood to
attend one Of these meetings Of the Black rs
MeiIlodiSts, while the white Mrthodists met
above our heads in solemn conclave. Bv
the way, doubt much whether the APOSTLE
James is read by these whites; il read he is
not obeyed. The clock has struck II. and
thus | close.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-01-21
Sl2VChO.dlng Outrage. Read ii!

We learn from the Delaware County Re.
publican that a freeman from PENNSYLVANIA
has just been subjected 10 Imprisonment in
irons for seventy-seven days, IN the isil of
Elkton, Maryland, for the crime of wearing
a complexion which he received from his ma
ker. After this long and cruel Incarceration,
he was liberated; NOT however till he had pro-
we'd. what the Republican SAYS, ''every one
in Elki6n connected with tho Transaction.
knew perfectly well, that he WAS a free man"
and had paid a fine Of twenty dollars and
the costs Of his prosecution aud confinement.
The Republican Is justly indignant At the out
rage upon the Individual and insult TO the
State. The editor remarks of it.
This case shows how utterly Ignorant Of
all the principles of religion, morality, and
even true government. shareholders and their
white slaves are.
Pennsylvania ffeeman was arrested, char
Eed with the crime Of being Il slave, and af.
Ter being kept chained Ike a dog, until he
succeeded in QyVeiHg Ah sanocence, he was
compelled to pay the costs, and was then fin.
ed twenty dollars for mt bang guilty! Penn
sylvania has taken stand THAI shows her
not quite so tame and Submissive, as our
would'be masters at the South would like her
10 oe-Oht one step more IS wanting. Let
Us pass a law 10 arrest every slave travelling
in the custody of his master on our soil, and
put the master to the trouble or expense of
proving his ownership-and then fine him
for our not having a cause of action against
him."
This is the sacredness Of human rights,
where slavery reigns. 1t is a practical exbi.
bition of the value of our "Glorions Cnion.' -
Who can doubt that it is The bulwark of the
rights of the people. after such an ILLUSTRATION
Of is powerl Are the people of pennsylva-
mia 60 cowardly or inhuman that they will
permit such wrongs to be repeated upon their
WI citizens with no attempt at prevention
or redressi viii they not demand Of their
law makers and executors 10 leave their quar-.
rels about petty political questions, and look
TO the rights Of their ciizens and the honor
Of the State, which have so long been made
foot balls for Maryland Shareholders! IL is
bare nockery for the government to pretend
20 proteci lis citizens, while it silently suffers
such deeds to be done. Ii We were all as
yigllant to guard the rights of freemen as the
slave IadeTs and shareholders are 70 pro,sc.