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per barrel. Some Western canal, In bond, changed
hands ct 25s Cd. per barrel which Is rather lover.

per barrel. Some Western canal, In bond, changed
hands 1t 25s. Cd. per barrel which Is rather lover
Markets.
LONDON MoNEY MARKET. tuesday evening, Dec
ia reaoton of three quarters per cent has taken
place in the English funds this morning. solely
consequences Of the over specuation OF yesterday =
The frst price Of Consols for tue opening ss to
II ex div whence they recove,ed to Ssh subss
que nty, however recedipg to s77s and closing at So
Bank stock left Of at 100 60 1872; reduced thres
Ter cents So; three and quarter per cents SSH 20
=: long snnuities s IL To- India DO nds S0s Co Sss
premium and Exchequer- bills, March. 40s. to ABS :
June, 38s to Ais premium The foreign stock market
tho dealers being far frem extern i've The trsnsso
tons effected In the foreign exchanges were again
limited In amount.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Deo l9-Since the
calling OF the Europa the market has bee nmost active
and prices have had an advancing tendency On
Saturday, the eales 600 bales including 500
speculation. Monday WAS = very animated day, aud
12,oC0 bales changed hands, UUU OF ~uicn were Oh
tpeculstore' account. To day there not such
brink inquiry. and the sales estimated At q 900
bales The following the transactions Of the tarss
days, Dec IS. 18, and 10: Is 500 Am-ricsu at 2I'
ed; 800 Pernam and Msrsnham, at ~ . 81; 700
Bah =, At ~ 51si $50 Egyptian, vt 52s %; 90
fSuIst, at IN a3's.
LIvERrooLvCoRr Trade, Tuesday. Dec. l9.-Thers
ie no alteration in the duties this week There hs.
been me dersfe consumptive demand fer the lead ug
articles Of the trade and prices Of wheat flour, oats
and oatmeal have Tot materially varied Barley beans,
and peas-probsbly in consequence OF the mild
ther-have been Flow in request, at about previous
mates Indian corn was in less request aud ths fsw
buyers that appeared had slight advantage. We did
not hear Of much bonded wheat being af-rad, hut
there were good many isquriss for IL aud the few
Gales made at Id TO "a per 70b adv Bonded
dour was dearer 26s. bring realized for Western canal
This days market was pretty well attended but the
depressed accounts from Mark lane caused the
actions to be very limited for all kinds of free produce
Wheat gave way Id to I'd. per 70lD aud -four Cd per
barrel and Is. per Jack. Indian corn and meal
were ikewise In slow request alshou offered at
1s. to IL. Cd per 4s0ib and Is per barrel decline.
There lees activity in the demand bonded wheat
and -four, and few sales reported. u. per rob
offered aud refused for American white wheat and
-four.
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(NaLIFOkNiA.- SINGERS rATENf 30 X DaiLLi "a
~ Machine for mining uses and Stores % WOO
oLesp Safes Cooking No manufactured and fee
sale by SdEyAaU " co. 2sI Water street.
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New York Legislature.
AfaANv I.nnopv &c

New York Legislature.
ALBANY, January 8, 1910.
SENATE.
REPORTED.
bill reported to amend the charter Of the Ams-
rcsn Baptist Home Missionary Society.
To incorporate the Niagara Falls Bridge Co.
On notice, bill to regulate telegrsphic companies
LAW LIBRARIES.
resolution debated relative to law libraries Of
the Chancellor and Vice Chancellor and the funds in
the hands of the latter.
The resolutions relativelto libraries were amended 30
to call for catalogue only, and for stateme mt Of
the funds with the Vice Chancellor clerks. Along
debate followed.
TAXATION.
The resolution relative to the mode Of assessing per
sopa prope for taxation In various places was sug-
gested. After discussion, the resolution was laid
on the table for the present
MIR. GrDDEs offered resolution In favor of appoint.
ing select committee to inquire what alterations were
necessary to secure equitable assessment.
CANAL BANK
The resolution relative to the Canal Bank. Albany
called up, but action had upon IT, 1t being
iutorn ally passed over.
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VNFLUINZ., COUGHS COLDS, RHEUMATISM. &a--pEx-
son who fcod tn either OF tie al s can
obtain ediae relief and certain
ros hedcaed apor and sulphur b his M broadway
Baths have been in tTraon sir 1925 and
def b. the FIR pr icir In the
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AUCTION,

EuRNl1URE AND BAR ROOM FIXTURES T AUCTION.
Wednesday !auuary III, at an Exnth
3et street god ~ o,e chairs
lo XII ggzsses baga,ole board oyster stand counter
liquor Kegs dec.nters beer pumps clocks
stoves wires liquors. G. &C.
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CblR1s For CA ItORNIA, II LOrS 10 SUR pUR
- tSs4tr,N hWo0Lks vkolssie SHIRT Mandatory,
81 Maiden Lana
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CAUTION. PERSONS PUSJBA NN3 GU.U WAS tssS
~ cautioned psrchsss those 10 imitation p
the be eDisoed all persons
My IN. ebines Id at 80 NJ d 49, Water ouI,.
wM LgAvEVWD <rH.
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DisIUt. Salts AM hUL3rshS FOx o .LifDKHlA.-
All kinds OF Piste Belts and uVsrs Travelling kaAp~aeka.
nile Sbesths Gun SDgs sfyrtes aofice
JOSEPH r. BELL. $50 Fulton street. oppos Church street.
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W AkTED-A PAk1NER, WITH A CAS- CAPITAL OF
w from S2tO to $3U In SAFE profitable BUSH
ettatlhed in Broadway The advertiser 10 prae al
has good Of trade
ity here offered OF able investment OF time and capital
tuoh eedom offers Adar w. @. this Office
real wi ieh will be promptly attended TO- The bss Of
repce
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LNOR SAN FRANCISCO ChLIFoRNIA.-yACKErUr rug
10Th Jsnuary-1he fine fast taiing ship DANIEL WEB.
SIT Pierce master havg the larger part Of he cargo
aged spd eoing board will sai above For freight
aviDg hDe for
MASTER boa rd at ri-r z6, 4. H.
SLATE. GAROINE HOWELL. Son,
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A MEXICAN ClRCUs.-sANDs LENT Il Co. PRoPRIE-
"A trs-Broadway Alhambra-ruesday Evening, Jan. .
Tho performance viii with splendid Chi
ne.e Festival COMPRISING tho whole Troupe appropriate
tune The Twin Ponies Damon and p thas Mr. r. Sands
his talented Children the beautiful dancing F, the
Tghng Ponies Deaf Burke and Tom Spring. fearful bril-
liant In Ons the Flying Cord, by MT H. Rugge Borse
manshp by Gardner Mr. w. Stout Master Aymar
Master Jesse Bands and Master Maurice sanda Clown Joe
price. Performances Wed, Saturday a. az
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~ - 49,. a. Il
w near Chatham strs so we'll known the
practitioner In New York. tho
The Doctors for sail old half cnryd tnsi
have existed for eminent Giee sour ulcers
apon the bedy in the throat head And
bones OF the les eectusiy cured Weakness
brought on BY secret habit dued in by young carsns
ascivous dreams and nightly poGyoy
Recent CURED ecoory -ator
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A CAHD-1Hs COsMIrTEE Of TdE EAINA BESEvO
"A lent Association to b. mpelisd apolog
iri for the inssc ENJOY OF tho entertainment fur
he Ball Wednesday evening last They beg leave distinctly
that the happened thr ugh fault Com
uee but through 'oal violation Of his agreement by tho
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VOOLOOICAL ALL 10 AND 81 oUw AKI.-TAib NAG.
~ nifeert estasshmsn now open daily from till and
great elegance and thscoeoon of living Beasts and Birds
the and most perfect in America performance
on At soh e.hoiuon Including tho rests trained Eephans
Ponies and Aonkiea Mr. Brooks den OF Lions II
son iokets s. VAN ANBURGH Il co Prepretors
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WBI,NktS LAIIIO1NlA ar line 81 SSCxioER
w offers for rse In o.a to purca w
vel known kfes usd with Duc by the ass ppi
Regiment at the sster ~ Monterey Vista IL
be used csbipe herseaos
ing IL Ia Peculiarly sdaptei to that eli
lsrge. California aventners should before
purchasing else hero. as it combines all requisite Ia
We, iaht and be snJrded
Y Fronts ffeat
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30
PhANTINRoS UOPNlo
BY ROBERT LATTA,
LATE BY C.. ii. DAVIS,

Would respectfully announce, thst he has now
in charge the above veH located Hote!, convenient
to the most business part of the Town. for travel
lers; directly on all streets passing throngh-and
now undergoing tho rough repairs. He earnestly
solicts call from his friends and tile public gen.
nerally-for he feels confident THAT they cannot be
otherwise than pleased, as no pains vii be spared
to make all comfortable. 80, st.tf
A variety of the best Liquors can be had at the
Bar, except On Sunday. Goddard oN fsGs Bran
dy and other fine Liquors in bottles the most
favorite brands of Chaaspagnes The, choicest
brands of Segsrs and Tobacco: Scotch Ale ia
pi"ts SODA WATER and ICE will be kept COR
stantly on hand duriag the summer season.
Good Stables, roony lots for DroverA and al.
ways plenty of corn, oats aud fodder, and atten.
tive hostlers.
He is agent for the Northern Line Of Stages.
N. B-Omnibuses ran regularly to and from
the Rail Road Depot for passengers, who can also
be accommodated with a carriage, bHegyeor horse
to 60 into the country. lJi1 5ss@
GThe Charlotte Jeasrsonian and Journal Che.
raw Gazette, Marion Star and Cha,leaton Courier
insert 3 times and forward bills to the Hotel.
Camden, May ID, IS4a iS u
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GREAT ACCOMMODATION.
TO the Travelling Community.

Step from the Rail Road Cars into beautiful
Omnibus, always waiting the arrival Of the Cars,
and proceed with all despatch to the Hotels or any
part of the town, running in connexion with the
Northern Stage from The Rail Road to the Plan
ter's Huel and stage Office
G-CALL FOR WESSENGER.@
Who keeps, in addition to his Omnibus, private
Carriages, Buggy, Saddle Horses, and with them
the II ost experienced drivers, all under his om,l
spcial inspection and attention.
Is also ready to charter his Omnibus to parties
of gentlemen and ladies Dishing an Excursion Of
Pleasure.
Gentlemen and Private Families can make en-
gagements by tcegraphing or by letter, and he
warrants they sha! be attendcdt".
!. MESSENGER.
Camden, may 80 % st
The Charleston Courier. Chcrnw Gazette and Augusta
Consitutionast will copy week for 3weeks and
forward their bills 10 this Office.
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CHARLESTON NECK
+ GE III O. U s. E.

(Corner of 81. Philips and Vandcrhorst Streets. }
Have now on hand and constantly receiving by
arrivals from the North, large quantities of CLEAR
ICE, from the Crescent pond, near Providence.
Rhode Island, which is offered Tor sale at 3-4c
per pound.
From the proximity oftlis House to the Rail Road
Depot, and the advantages the Subscriber has OF
being constantly supplied with the best article,
lie confidently invites the attention of Hotel Keep
ers and others. All Orders 10 any part of the
Country attended to with care and despatch, and
the subscriber would agree 10 deliver Ice free
from all charges including freight, to any point O.,
the South Carolina Rail Road at l8c per- pound
'ohen hQgshead or more, is taken. A hosshead
contains from GOO to 700 lbs.
Any information in regard to the manner Of con-
strucling boxes for the preservation Of Ice from
melting, will be given on application to
JOHN b. MARTIN, Agent.
Drayage from Ice House to Rail Road l29 cts
Charlt ston, Nav !, 10 At
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30

On MONDAY, the llth of June, at IL o'clock,
will be sold, on the premises,
All that valuable two story BRICK WARE
HOUSE. at the south east corner of East Bay st.
and Boyce g. Co.'S. wharf, together with the lot,
which measures westwardy on East Bay-st. 25
feet, more or less ncrthwardly so feet; eastward
ly on passage or way common to all the lots Of
land and buildings, bounding thereon % feet, more
or less; southwardly on another passage common
to the lots Of land and buildings thereon 80 feet,
more or less; which two said passages or ways
are ssveraly to be kept perpe,ually open, and must
be kept so with free ingress and egress for SER
wants, Lorses, drays, carriages, wagons, or any
other conveyances whether by day or night. The
building has been established as an Iron and Rice
Store now IS years, ard is the best located and
most convenient for these purposes-there is a
fine dry cellar six feet high, capable Of containing
a large quantity of Iron.
ALSO, WILL BE SOLD,
The remains of the STOCK of IRON, an in
ventc.y of which for inspection will be prepared
without delay. The Building and the Iron can be
treated for at private sale, and the terms will be
made accommodating to an approved purchaser.
Charleston, May "a, Ct %
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Will be paid for the apprehension Of nay man
STEPHEN, who left my place on the 22d day Of
July last. Said man is feet 6, 7or inches high,
about 26 or u years old, once belonged 70 M.
William X. Davis of Fairfield District, supposed
to have returned TO that District, or the adjoining
one; he speaks quick when spoken To, and inclined
s5os sG os @ @ or secsp I poun uses s'u whip % sr
wing team with the left hand; he may deny bis
name and owner. He may be lodged in any Jail
in the State, so that may get him.
B.F. SIMMONS.
Bull Swamp Orangebulg Dist Jan ls49.
April % IL 2m
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
Mutual Life Insurance Company
RAI,EUGH. NC.

A Company with tue above title having been
chartered at the last Session of the Legislature Of
this State, and the provision required in said Char
ter, (vz: the application for Insurance for S3O,0OO)
having been fully met, the Company has been or
ganized by the appointment of the following
Officers, and is issuing Policies, viz:
DR.. CHAs. Z. JOHNSON, President.
WILLIAM D. HAYWOOD, Vice President.
JAMES F. JORDAN, Secretary.
WILLIAM II. JONES, Treasurer.
DR.. WM. II. Mckee, Medical Examiner.
HENRy w. MILLER, Attorney.
DIR. CnAs. E. JOHNSON, Medical Board
Dr.. WM. II. McKEE. of
Dr.. Dr. RIcu'D CT B. s. HAYWOOD, Consultation.
J. HERsMAN, General A gent.
This Company has received the most liberal
Charter that has ever teen granted to any Company
of similar character in any State in the Union.
The 5th Section of the Act Of Incorporation pro-
vides THAT the Husband may Insure his own Life,
for the so.e use and benefit Of his Wife or Children,
and in case of the deat'l of the Husband, the
amount thus insured shall be paid over to the Wife
OF Children, or their Guardian If under age, for
her or their own use, free from all the claims OF
the representatives of the Husband or any of his
creditors" This provision needs no comment.
The Board have also determined to insure the
lives of Slaves, and this being almost half the
wealth of the people of this State, large business
is reasonably anticipated
ANY information respecting the principles Of the
Company will be furnished by the Secretary or any
Of its officers.
SAMUEL J. YOUNG, Agent for Camden.
DR.. THos. w. SALMoND, Medical Examiner.
May 23rd, lS49. 3t 81
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Sayres, in like manner, to 800 and costs in
each case--bo,h to be imprisoned until the
fines are paid. aHs.a
Thomas Hand, alias Shuster, found guilty OF
stealing the Government jewels from the Pa:
tent Office, was sentenced to suffer three years
imprisonment in the penilentiary.
The writs Of error 10 the Circuit Court, i'll
the cases of Dray,on, Sayres, Hand and s'"ne'
convicted of forg gerry, will be argued on sa'ur.
day. the 2Slh inst.--B4ltimore SuR, 2lSt inst.
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F.om Rev. CHARLES RErcHLEY Chaplain Of the
u. 5. Army, 10 tho Agent at Detroit.
Foar GrArior, Mich Oct &c, lS4i.
Nv Dear Sir.-I feel moi the slightest hcstancy in
saving tina, consider The India Chulagosac aan s
valuable medicine in bilious affections. My reason is
simply this have used it. On my recommendation
MANY others have used it and haue get TO learn the
iustanee in uhch it has failed to effect a cure.
Yours very respectfully,
CHARLES REIGHLEY.
Sold by JAMES r. Nick AIN, Camden S. G.
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Dancing in l8 Lessons, Warranted.

Mr.. BERGER respectfully informs the citizens
Of Camden, that he opened his Dancing Academy
on the 2Ist May, at Mrs. HAnr's School Room.
Dancing taught in all its varieties. Per:ons wish
ing 10 join The class can DO SO at any time-as the
gu u,rer begins only at the time of the first lessons.
For particulars apply at Camden Hotel.
May 80 st %
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Labour-SaVing Machine.

The undersigned having purchased the right o:
Sabin's PATENT WASHING MACHINE, for
Kershaw District, has commenced manufacturing
them. They are very simple machine and cam
not get out Of order. Those who arc using then,
in this place, can testify as to their performance.
As much washing can be done in one day by this
machine as IN three, by the old method.
The public are invited to call at McDowall Il
Coopcr's store and examine them. They are no
humbug, and will perform what is required of
them without injury TO the clothes.
o. Directions 20 with the Machines.
E. &. ROBINSON.
May l6. ~ 0m
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Fresh Family Groceries.

FfCSN FAMILY UTOCGTIcS.
Loaf lamp, crushed, powdered, clarified and
brown Sugars
Rio, Java, Laguira. Mocho and Cuba Coffee
Gunpowder and Hyson Teas
New Orleans, Trinidad and Cuba Monsscs
Rice, Mackarel, Salmon and llerrngs
Confectionery, Green Ginger. for preserving
Northern Apples, Ctron and Pickles
Lemons, Pine Apples, Cocoa, Pecan, Brazil and
ii 'zle Nuts
Almonds, Raisins, Figs &c.
Just received and for sale low for cash.
J-Thc highest market prices feilher cash or
bartcr) paid for country produce.
may %. A. f. ALLEN.
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Administrators Sale.

Will be sold on the first Saturday in June next,
at the residence Of Angus Mcdonald, deceased,
at Il O'Clock, a. m, all the personal property Of
said deceased, consisting Of one Horse and Cart,
Hogs, Cattle, Plantation Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and one double. barrel Gun.
Terms--All sums under five dollars cash, over
that amount, a credit till the lst day Of October
next noes w'th approved security, bearing inter-
est from the day of sale.
JOHN BOWEN, sen., Admir-.
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New Store.
THOMAS BONNELL g. CO. have opened in
the Store lately occupied by Mcssrs. Dolby &
Kennedy, general assortment of
Staple Dry Goods,
Crockery, Hardware and Groceries,
which they intend to retail at Charleston prices TO-
CASH. They have now on hand and will constantly
be receiving a fresh assortment of
Pickles, Catsups, Preserves,
Lemons, Lemon Syrups, Porter,
Port Wine, Cordals, Rasins,
Currants, Crack ers, Pilot Bread,
Candies, &c. &c
Also
English and Pine Apple Cheese.
Rice Flour fresh from Lucas Mills.
Sugars, Cohees, Molasses,
Salt, Mackerel, Salmond,
Tongues, Dried Beef, &c.
Every inducement will be offered TO those who
have the CASH to purchase any of the above articles
1HOS. BONNELL d co.
May 18th, 1S49. If %
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JEW DAvID'S, OR HEBREW PLASTER.

JEW DAVIDS, OK HEBKEW PLASTER.
This article, prepared for pains and weakness
in the back breus side limbs bruises, sprains &C.,
and for asthnatic aIctions-wil in most cases, give
immediate and permanent relief 1t will also be found
highly Ler.fcal for complaints Of the Liver, Lungs
and Kidneys Persons OF sedcntary habits, Whose
business requires sit stand much, who troubled
with weakness in tho chest, pain in the side
b,east will fud great relief by wearing one Of these
plastcrs.
See advertisement on fourth page.
The genuine 81 sold by JAMES K. MckAis, Gam.
den S. &.
May l5i9. 10 At
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30
REMOVAL.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and Gus omers in Camden and the surrounding
country, that he has removed his Whcelright and
Blacksmith shop 10 the corner Of DeKalb & Lyt-
Teton street. having erected suitable buildings for
carrying on the above business; and is now pre-
pared to do any work that may be entrusted to
him. A good supply Of seasoned wagon timber,
Tire and other Iron, Pipe boxes Of all sizes, COM
mon boxes breast and tongue chains, cast iron
barrow wheels, &c. &c. kept constantly OIL hand.
Horses neatly and carefully shod. ..
ROBERT |. TWEED.
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Notice to Hog Owners.

The citizens of Camden and its vicinity arc in
formed, that the law prohibiting Hogs from running
at large in the streets of Camden, will be strictly
enforced after this date. hope therefore, persons
owning Hogs will be more particular, and keep
them shut up in their lots, as am determined
hereafter TO exact every cent the Town Ordinance
allows me, for impound;ng Hogs. Isl
80 .-.s l.. w. BALLARD,
r. Marshal.
Nav % # 2l i,
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LO0K OFT I!

The circulation recently given to incendary
publications of the worst character among us,
should admonish our citizens to he unsparlng in
their efforts to detect the perpetrators, and bring
them to condisn punishment. While care
should be taken not to use the innocent wrongful.
", those proven to be guilty should be made to
suffer the punishment due to the Nervousness OF
the offence. The prowlins wolf should neither
expect nor receive pity OF mrrcy-and such
workers in darkness are human wolves.
!. -. Columbia Telegraph.
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The undersigned would call the attention Of The
public of Camden, to his uncqualled stock OF
Musical Instruments. Being imported by him
direct from France and Germany, these goods Can
be sold at prices at least low, as they can be
obtained for from Northern Importers, and arc all
GUARANTEED Of superior quality. Complete selts
of Instruments for Military Bands, arranged and
furnished, at Northern prices.
+. ZOGBAUM, Importer.
charleston, s. C..
May 30th, ISI9 5t %
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RELIABLE TESTIMONY.


Washington North Carolina.
Mr Fowie-pcar Sir: "Mr. Hervcy Hill, whose
certificate is given below, is one Of our respectable
and honest TURNER'S and his wife enjoys good hcath
Very respectfully yours,
w. A. SHAW, NJ. d.
Beaufort County, North Carolina,
Chdcowiniiy, near Washington 18th Aug. 1s47. }
The undcr'gncd, feeling grateful for the relief af.
forded by the of DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, deems that it is but act Justice 10 say,
that but for the use of that valuable remedy, his wife
long afflicted with what she and all others thought con-
sumption, would have probably been ere this inhcrgrave,
Du, all the dangerous and unpleasant symptoms have
been removed by the ofu few bottles. and she now
attends TO her daily avoca,iOns as usual.
HERVEY HILL.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper. Sold by JAMES r. McKAlS, Comd,n S. G..
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!L

Kept constantly on hand at Our eHouse; with
some Of those good temperate drinks, such as-
Soda, SarsapariIla, Mineral and Congress- Waters.
Just but call and have OLp Mac TO show his SCR
ence in the above varieties Of the season.
p. S.-If by permission from the Council, the
above Purifiers can be had at all times except du,
ring Church hours. ,aast
It is also requested, unless through sickness
that no friend of OH Mac, shall ask hist 10 sell
spirituous liquors on the Sabbath-as il is against
the law and ordinance of the town.
Mayl. }. e. Mex.