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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-21
JEW DAVID's OR HEBREW PLASTER
ERE THIS PLASTER Is APPLIED PAIN CANNOT

WHERE THIS PLASTER Is APPLIED PAIN CANNOT
EyIsT.
gentleman in the Snt Europe, aid Palestine, in
1880 heard much cad the latter place in favor Of jew
parids Plaster aud of the las he colsderd miraculous
cures Ii had performed that he induced TO Try /: M
his rers'n. for Liver Affection, the re.nnya o! which
hal besa e c.iiei OBI his onrncy. bus which han
resisted the genial ieace of taat bahy and delicious
ciin..
II, Accordingly applied pl>s;er on the right side of his
c.s;. where the pain was seated. Another between the
siill.rs AID t.t ragipn OF the liver. In He
msanis he drank freely ncrb In Of laxative qm
iiics He f,nni is health imar,ving: and in '''
weeks hiS c,a,h ,c INN, sloSn@ss o his Skih i;Sa:
pearel his pain removed and his a-alth became per-
manentiy r-iE,atcd.
&i.ce that time Inc has been Recommending II to his
frien lis AMI a:Ilainances for a! fxca nhS whatever
such a. Rheu uitis,n cont Pain in the side hip? hack
.ani limbs every o! waich Ii as proved an Elf
cent cure II. has ik'wSc wn.Sset the happy ELECTS
Off seeas aal .as q.!;etW W, m nEs;rr Esy caE: Il
Tln,rs Sl.ii joints. Agr Cakes Ayl" in the 'irea and
l:s like. uiied satisfaction OF lin nelf and oilers
Il ,aS h.en h.arica' OF Weakness, such aS ai!
and w.aill"sS in the stomach. weak Limbs. Lamci:.ss
Afectiis Of .iis Spin. Female Weakness DC NJ tt-
male subject to pa, weasnrssi in the hack sides,
should BE- w;toa it. Married ladies iii delicate situations
find great relief irom constantly wearing this plaster
The application of the plaster b-wccn the Shoulders las
beaa fual certain rsn.J; for Colds Coughs. ?nihsc.
aai Lag Affections in their primary stages II destroys
inila n nation by p.rspira!"a.
In view o!the great benefit resulting from the use of this
plaster within his observation. s Confidence IN !s
,rFnrity n:h.S plaster, ointment AID Gfa!:l-
doc before the public in this country. has induced this
gentleman to place the hebrew Plaster iuo the haad of
those who ;ll give it publicity. believing 1t will prove
iselfa blessing t. the community al large
The peru!iares uf the chemical compound are owing
its extraordinary effect UPON the ANNA! brrs nerves.
yanents an nlsces it, virtue heinz carried By trm
tls un. ai- uf tn disease Il" pain and wa.':es
G1-N0lc genuine "i.houi The engraving Of JEW DA.
Y.D On the wrapper. ar.,und each biS.
Prize fifty cents per biy Each box contains sufficient
TO spread six eight piasers.
sz-Spid wr,le>aIr ami retail hy ACOyiLL& Me 0.
No. 81 Char,res street. New Orleans the c"Lea! agents
for the South and West. whom all orders T.: the genul
article mnst b. dressed Sold in Camden b;
Ma a. JAMES X EfktIS
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DR.. BREWER, i E. i.
SURGEON D3NFisT,

Has returned TO Camden and will attend to %.
tents as theymay desire, either town or country
(under 100 miles) at as, short notice M circun-
stances will permit Of. ~ s.-Agl4 4, o,,,.
And will take the Liberty 10 INFORM those that
want his services, that he win warrant his work TO
give entire satisfaction, and that Il shall be per.
formed in The most sk1fuI and dexterous manner,
and with less inconvenience than the same opera
ton can be performed byg,any other practitioner,
and having made greatly improved lor noveD
elevation, he is enabled to extract roots o. etumps
Of teeth Gin any situatoW with such facility and
ease as will scarcely fail to astonish patients,
without the least confusion Of the gums or danger
Of perforating the soft parts Of the mouth; and in
plvoIng teeth, he can safeIy insure no inconyeni.
ence from inflammation of the root, as a conee-
quence Of injury done it in engrafi the artificial
crown in il, and as be takes an impurtant precau.
ton in preparing piyots (Which some pfSfhe most
reputed Dentists in the State do n.t, and: none to
his knowledge does) he hazards noih; 90 in say.
ing, that teeth pvoted by himself Will fast longer
than those set by the majority Of practitioners, and
in supplying teeth on guild plates will adopt aud
arrange them with such mechanical nicely and
skill! as cannot be surpassed by any, and will not
fail to meet the most sanguine expee,atinn Of all
OF which he could give The most respectable refer
ence; but for a spect to the refined feelings ..
those he has had the pleasure to serye. Letberon
given when desired. :. ,,,,. s-...,..,,irs ~ 90
G Those who want his services may avoid q
disappointment, BY giving previous notice Of The
fact through tile post Office or otherwise. h sos
Jan j ..J-- - + 1T 'T5iE - 5ffEs+4sy..1r =,
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DR.. GSRCON'S
VEGETABLE tNii-HILIOUS
FAMILY PILLS.

For the cur. of Irailc:ic iillia.SS Sal; Rh-lm
Rh.uutti.n. Piles. ilea-our' "or'n> D:,pep>ia thol
era IrSlS Pains in Buck Ginb> a1l Juals. Grne7i
week.-mrs. Fits C.t,s,lnp:pi, paiitaiiua ~ the Hear
Liver c., nolin ti-in. in the Throat. Er!>iprlas Deaf
n.se iIrn,ry. ,$rl ilcnss Of the skin Fevrrs OF all
kiIr!s CIi<. Grn. irtrc renmie C"m 1a'iiS. Nervous
Complaints an all ti.r Diseases arising frn IMPURITIES
Of the aai MORBID sEcRETioSs OF THE LIVER AND
stomach
1 Ever; lseas- I, which the human frame is subject
srrg l.-s frn llrtl-s of the bVoi arrangement OF
the digestive nr.ass.
D.. Gorton's Family Pills.
Bsiny r0aJ!.Ilrl extensively Oi Ingredients A.
Ss;rr- ,n"riI sh.il operate the impurities of TIE
Bunin system.
S,rik- a, q; roo. Of ~" ,iscase removing all impurities
IRON II" bIlr. Opening tine externally AMI internally
.eparan- ali fD-.!-n AMI nbnuvinls lirci: from III,
Civil fr,t III, bod. OF which the uri.I. 'l>. hr
thoroughly 7,-ec'S>aTT SECURING rc" an! ';gnr'n
artina ti, Heart ii.s. Liver az! Stomach rrrb,
RESTORING by "?-nin- the p,res. r!earnc ~"
veins All iinD, ling a! the niiurI! VEIN! and ;r
rityly te bir, they render h only iurons,
ly soli. bar as np"rvrls disease, WHEN ali
MEANS rAvE FALED-
drel OF the mosi dgggrafet forms %! DYSPEPSIA have
beeH cured b the Medicine. Where rSiI d-,i: the Blue
Pill and an ,st very other nrans hal been reSpr,ed
wit!t al; benefit. and when d:a, stared its miserable
victim folly in the face f Dr tiorions Pills We're not
aiautrI o IN. cure of any hut this aALADY, their
unifor this disease alone would be sufficient,
..wift "a ne the name of their inventor
FACTOR SPECIES.
This G.lcie never fails tocure the worsErases Of
PILES Dses!
For detailed DESCRIPTION OF the Medicine, til" man.
ner of its ope aD tn. complaints it adapted and
cures has pror ned refer the reader agents.
sh, wl give them Pa n2hlc; gratis.
80 For sale b. JAMES Il. Mch,IS F. L. ZENP Camden.
Also frsae a the and coary the South
xni West
DR.. G.. Il. TYLER'S
FEVER AND ESC5 Pills.
Ii there ever was medicine tina; merited the
public praise for The great GOOD 1t mas done in Gu
ring Chilis and Fever, it certainly must be DR. Ty-
lcrs Ague Pills, as they cure the patient in "a
hours They do not operate AS Purga:ive, but
a. a tonic, and produce no unpleasant symptoms,
and curs permanently, nor can they fail, it used AS
directed-the trial of single box vii! prove the
above statements, therefore, If you would secure
your health, procure box Of the genuine Iyler's
Ague Pills.
For sale by J. r. McKAIN and F. l.. ZEnP, in
Camden, aud on enquiry will be found at most of
the towns and country stores.
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New and Fresh Goods.

The subscriber IS now receiving FROM the North,
his supply of fancy and stap c Cords, which he in.
tends 10 dispose of It as low prices they can be
purchased in Charleston, and on more liberal
terms. They comprise in pfrt-
WOoLENs.
London DuGi Blankets, from to s lbs. the pcir
Negro kerScys, cable warp and plain
Heavy Cordova Plains, all wool
Super blue, black and fancy colored Cloths
Black French Docskin Cassincres
Fancy Cassmcrcs ard Ves'ings
WhiIe and red Flannes, assorted qualities
Kentucky Jeans and s;atlnc;ts
Wooien SnawlS and THcrd CasSmeres
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Rlack GRO de Rhine Silk; very vide black Silks
Figured black Silks; Ehamcon Silks
Printed Cash ere; Cashmere Dr'cosEe
Splendid fashion bic Cashmere
>iik-sirpcd iIrdunaS. fur ladies' dresses
Black b.nJaZncs and q TarCas
Embroidered swiss cn!orrd spn'"l l!usiirs
Lace ra o.; embroidered and plain carbric iidkfs.
Camtric EGg:ngs aid In-eHings; bIark Grape
Green Erragc; ..louSliu De]aiHcs, very cheap
Fanny and black silk crava:s
Embroidered Ladies' Dresses
Fren' h worked collars and capes
Worked caps and cuffs
Infants worked Robes and Bodies
Irish l. mems and Lawns; Dama4k Tabling Diaper
I)amask iaLlecloihs aud Napkins
Bird>cye Diaper: brown aad white Holland
Linen .canibric llandt erches
DOMESrICS.
l2-4 hleached shoc:ln4s: l2.4 brown shirtings
Sd, I > and 4 bleachrd and brown shrtImgs
Brow and beacled Drills
Cotton Oznahurgs, suitable for negro shirts
VI 'rhorough stripes and PIads
Apron cheeks and Bod Tisks
COTTON GOODS
Common and super Prints. very low
t;inglnus. IncoI.rt Plain and Swiss CHECK Muslin
(olon tamhrics. Furniture 'iui;y
Figured turc Dimiiy. ncw article
Furniture Fringir; Handkerchief II! every quality
CAPPErlNGS
Super InGnln Carpclngs
do Extra DO
do Imperial three ply Do
do Rr;iS.rlS DO
Fine AMI chenille Rugs; Carpet Bindings
With VARIETY OF other articles, Ior sale on the
most accommodating 'eruis, by
sept. 81. II. LEVY.
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HemOrrhoids or Piles.
Internal or External, permanently cured
.By Dr. Upham's Vegetable Electnary

An INTERNAL REMEDY which, If used accordingto
directions. a CURE FOR LIFE is GCARAN TEED.
SYMPTOMS OF TIE DISEASE.
common consequence of this affection is kind Of e
nesmlls, bearing down sensation, il is anarly cal
ed there is also heat. tension and hrobbing in The part,
varying from moderate degree of these senshtions to the
most rAcrciang suiring-thcse caused by the flow OF
blood to the parts. Sometimes the inner coat of the lhWc
prorldes at every evacuation forming what is called
Proass, falling Of the bowels; this is the effect oflong
comti.urd irritation that organ. In instances the
irn experiences nervous pains. WiIcl. ndrscrlhabe,
and known only 10 the sufferer. which commence nmrdI-
atcy after evacuation and continue from thirty minutes
sr"Cial hours; these sensations very annoying and
sometimes VERY distressing This disease when of long
continuance attended by pain nd weakness in the back
irritation of The kidneys. bladder. and other organs in the
vicinity pain and nmbS The legs and feet sense OF
ah1n, the chest and unnatural lness ot the ah-
dmnal yiscca, accompanied with pa!patiUn OF The heart
and oppression Individuals sometimes experience preNi-
an attack of the Files, nptnms rnn,img great de-
rang nilcir circuaIiun; there ofwcgh ard
,!r>Sp in the abdomen. with peculiar feeling Of unrasi.
in the bowels. patton prrinac attended
with pain in the hack and uiRs, and slight Pains in
the stnmach pale cnuntenancc, confused sensations III the
head wrafircss and irritable and dSconcned state Ol
mind. aud q? fitness and oppression in the 'rgion
Of the stomach. The circulation The surface is feeble,
and the current nf blood d ,crmncd nwars and down.
wards.
FOR ALL THE ABOVE pISEASES AND COMPLAINTS,
DIR. UrIiAM.S VEGETABLE ELECTUARi.
CURES EFFECTrAIIf. AND THEREFORE, PREVENTS FILES.
READ TIE TESTIMONY.
C:ENTs-1 havr uad Dr. tLlam's Vegetable Elcctnary
which purchased of you. ala: rd il of the best me-
dcinrs III nr The Plies and aI>o for NIL bilious atIrc-
lions arising from an impure stat, Of tie system.
Iuurs, G. +. \. COLE, Marble Dealer.
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Important Remedy.
HiTv:!IELi.'S EYE SlLEE.

Hiiv,!IELi.S EYE SiLFE.
certain. sal. and cfsc'ual eu"e far Sore W,ak and
I.a4med Eyes, designed expressly for dise1ses Of
the Eye.
The unparalleled which has attended the use Of
this preparation, and the acknowlsd-ed necessity or s'e
article which can b- reli'd uprl remedy in severe
cases of OIa!mir affections Which prevalent IN this
couat-v. inlnce the Proprietor make arrangements
through his Agents plac this Save within the reach o
ev-ry individual who may need tie benefits which result
from its
The advantages possessed by this article over every
Other, its CERTAINTY. SAFETY CONVENIENCE and EcoSo-
NY. All Physicians idni, l!i great danger Is 10 b" mp
preheIi.l frnn Lrurng the eye when in ia,urd and
uahali.y state. In ir oi this Slv" is objection
en,i.,iy renewed as ar: possibly result icm il.
u-e il heirs ia ali applied to the external portions
Of ~. eye; thereby avnilG all tl,r Inconvenience pain
aad danger which necessarily attends the Introduction Vi
any pIugeni article intn the exc.
ACTIVITY iu subIu.g inflammation is great that bn If"
eases require III: of than one bottle to effc
perfect cure.
! r Mex IN, Aeen, for Camden
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REMARKABLE CURE or PILES!

Thirty YEARS STANDING:
Berkshire co.. Mas Nov. 90, 1917.
Nr.srs Er.r,aln K lcrIsM,w-Licnls For thirty years
have h.r arctr with the Files. general de- b'y and in
amaiin ca using tuners and r"alr,> of the bowels and
w!.ich had resisted m the mediral treatment Dr. Chap
man and other, could give. The last three years of that
nc my sulcrin defy d-.crirGy was confined to bed
Unable 10 help myself aid last gwen np by my Phy<l-
cias and friends in DESPAIR of gaining mT health m
fact for three day. before commenced using Dr. phams
El,cmry was cnnly Sp-ct hess aud my burial clothes
we're made. Bat under Providence. and thr Use of Dr.
Upham's EIeciuary. though old mar. have lLc plea
of stating In" E,: ,n the public That my health Is
good and hope Ia live y"aTs II is God will.
make kno tie yir,n-s ol DE- tpnms E!ecluary. and
IL rrrcnnci my afflicted I'nw creatures. help
I'd b.y yir The expectations oi all thai Knew my
and ca only say others tia, ii is. in my opinion. the
br., medicine in The world fur Piles any other disease Of
t! bow els: if they viii Use it according Ia directions.
Will mysef warnan cur. in every ca>r.
Yours. with tie utmost cipTcs.in "l IanSin!n"ss.
tORNELiCS SUR
EGrAMoST. Berkshire o Mass S,v. 20. lSif.
The ahoy" ri!.C:iir .ls m liz ;i. truthful !ury of
s,i!;u. aud rr. wlliI. Physician and v c&s in
i:.. ras. clr"r!ui!y endorse DR.. II IiPMAN
NOTICE. Thc genuine lphams Elrctnary mas his
written signature I!,Is ,J- 4. PLAN. VI. d. The hand
is ainm G,," Hrh zen. irc" s! per b,r.
OCT Sold w;.". ,ac n:a raa:t by tErcuAM& e. lIENSnAw
III Fu!,", street, " " and b., druggists generally
thrurghcut the Iui,,d States ari Cana IA.
J. r. McKAIN Agent for Camlen. s. G.
March % II If
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The UndeIsigned.'s. :.

Would return his thanks for the very liberal %.
tronage that has been bestowed upon him, aud II
the same time inform his friends and custemsrs
that he is now prepared TO furnisha ahem with all
kinds Of goods "n as good terms letber for cash,
or on credit till The LIST day of January Dext) ~
they can be had in the place. @1,:''ss ses
Persons wishing TO avail tlIeEisefvesd the i'd
vantages Of cash purchasers, wiIlreceige deiuc.
ton Of len per cent on all sums over ten dollars
until the Is: OF July next - inss.
His old customers, and other prrsons tdisposed
to patronze him., invited to examine bis stock.
Jan 3 II i Il w. iBOENEY.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

The subscribers arr now receiving and opening
their stock of fancy and staple Gou'ls, 10 which
they respectfully invite the attention o. their friends
and the public generally, as they will be sold low
Tor cash. They consist in part Of
Alpaccas Fancy Prints
Cnslnercs English do
Mnuslin Delaines Brown and blcaclled Shirt
Ginghams ings
Red and Willie Flannels lShawls and IIandkdrchicfs
Canton do Blankets
Apron hccks Hose and Half Hose
Red Tick Gloves, AI;tts. &c. &c.
Plain and striped liomespuns
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

From hr sunday Atlas of January. 16. 1913.
ave wu.l ra ii.r iiI.bn nG orr rralrs 10 the adyrr-
i>"m-rt ri Hastings Cumpnnnd =! rIp "i Naphiha. The
proprietor "i > 'n!Irm" DIR i imcsJ is qnack. hn,
al ilr in'i p y>Icans "f Egln lie is also
II ih' rad of the rll->ireri FIRE. DiSmn.ary llav-
irs kr n;hrr niiysricIS. had his attention drawn
I.c great Irrnair,i:r. .! d"a!ls frm pulmonary
pldu'>. be drvn.cd his earnest attention nr several
Year., AMI lie ru MAS his rmNr:iI i!al Napd.a
r'i' dal agent III consumption surpassed any other rrnr
d. knuwn i' icuis. II las sinc' he'n used with The
gra'c, sucrcSs by nearly a Of the first physicians Of
Eu2ia,:u and learn from the American agent ,Dr
lir'>umj il is now bling in!r,ucrd extensively III hos
Lal:. and in III" prIya. practice of riy Of ply
siril". w. advise all wi:" III any way troubled with
pu!nn,.ry complaints to iry Sins bottle, which will
prove lis efficacy.
From the Western Palladium Of Dec 5. .Si7
ave we're much surprised l!I' other day hy visit from
acquaintance wlmn last few weeks since,
co;ed 10 siS bed by GEM idi OF the lungs He
is amrr "rirci health. and r assured that this
surprising chang" had been prAlcrd by six bottles Of Hast
ina's Cum,oI,ni ~ rup of Na;Mha.
For .air bv JAMES 4. MckAiN, Camdcn-Pricc 81
per bu,tic-sx bottles for s. cash.
DC. &, 1873, ~ 3m
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An invoice of Ready-made Clothing

An invoice of Ready-made Clothing
Dundee and Kentucky Bagging, Rope and Twine
An assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes
Negro and hoTse servants Shoes
With general assortment of Hardware, Glass and
Cruckery ware, and Groceries, Liverpool Salt
For sale by GEO. S. DOUGLAS 9 CO.
Oct. 81 41 IF
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HASTINGS
Compound !Ssyyati) Of sSN3,Rthn,

NOT uNLI 4 POSITIVE BUT 4 WARRANTED
CI RE t',T un!J,'n aud all diseases oi ir lungs
Ih. n,dir. ia, drcidr, H., ,IUr alHui hc durability
o. toISn., ,i.,n ;,'i satisfied e medical faculty aud all
Vito have u--i II. that coi>liu IIn Id ali affections Of
t,- Jugs univ r cured. licy Easily and
SIMPLY cured as anS, any ut the disorders To hlch the
h,!nai frame Liable. The oI-rt;iu G single bottle,
which c">. Sl IL sUIlirich, 10 saiSy any pacI-ifnoi
altogether far ei,r with the ,r;Isc-..i ihIs I;ri; and
single d't IirHCr Ui is extraordinary
ii;rncr arr-SIing tnd vflca. til mlay by the i'm
In.dair relief which aE,rd. THIS Is no Quack urse-
rcIn~dy. DR. Hastings IL dscuyrrrr, Is Of the
unsi cniicnt ys:cias ii IL" a.r ana has made fall
dc,'s;r q" il hsi,T. al all lis compliment parts 10 the
World, wi-hg L. !Ecnr r r,eF0E i!::y ui cnuii!rg
10 himself. Tor tie ahr nI profit which cal
cala'"d IL d" del, HEN r gnn Aud such has been the
vii.ii.: result "iiS ucrlI."s l:li i lIdun Lancet,
M.,imai IinI".. :i'J i!r !u>; eminent Py-iraI "i bath
!:n i."cs. aIs';aly calling nIun sufferers 10 have
immediate rr"uIs"Io IL aul .nriLmnIp that Of all known
m,c!, ii a!.nr .i positively c:i.>'rd i;s efficacy by
,!ei;r proofs Of curing consumption and all other dis
u me lungs.
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Dry Goods in Charleston,
FOR FALL, TRADE

fOR FALL RADE.
Tie subscriber respectfully snlicits the atten.
ton OF his friends and purchasers generally. to his
soc Of GuodS for fall sales. lie has recently re-
ceived aud opened
$50 PACKAGES OF NEW GOODS,
making tic largest, most varied and elegant as
surtment he has ever exposed consisting of every
variety Of new and Rich Dress Goods, Shawls, Vi
settles, Laces, Hosiery, Linens, Linen Goods,
Cloths, Cassimere*, Embroderics, Prints, Long
Cloths s, &c. &c.
His DOMESTIC GOODS ROOMS are as usu.
al, we'll stocked with great variety cf Fabrics
adapted to Negro wear, such as Ke seys, Satti.
nets, Plains, Jeans, Stripes, Cotton and Linen Or
naburgs, Blankets, &C., &c.
lie is prepared TO supply Plan'srs with the same
style OF GEORGIA PLAINS, he has sold for Il c
past two years in any quantity, Samples of these
Goods will he scnt t" any person who may desi.e
them, and all orders shall receive prompt attention.
Planters ard others visiting Charleston will find
il to their interest to examine this stock, as it will
be found the
Most Extensive in the Southern Country.
and he is enabled to offer Goods at prices we'll
%ortIy tie attention Of purchasers.
f.. w. BANCROFT, 253 Kirg.n
Charleston, Oct. lSiS. f
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SDfces Of CYcry KIND.

SVECtS VI C1Cly 'TAIHVS ~
both ground and unground, frerh, and Of auantea
purity; superior English Mustard; me Flayering
Extracts of G'se Vanilla, Lemon, Nutnegs, A.
monJ, Arumatics; Rosec Orange and Peach Wa
ters; best Russia lsinglass, Gelatine. dc. =
Gum Lozenges, Pate de JWube, Pate de Gui-
mauve, Horehound Candy, Wislar's cough IOzen-
yes, &c &c. - '.Y2.lin'
Fresh Congress and Pavilion watcr.f's
Genuine Tarna Cologne, Rowland's Macassar
OIL, Eau Lustral, Jayne's Hair Tonic, Arnandine,
for chapped hands, together with a large assort-
ment Of fire Perfumefy, Chemicals, Patent md
Thompsonian Medicines, smedicine chests, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, fresh Garden ISecds, &C.,
For sale BY s..r 44s ]. r! Nick AIN.
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The Subscriber.

HILL continue TO act as BANK AGENT, in
w both the Banks ofthis place, and attend to any
Ccrmssicn Business which may be entrusted TO
him. Office 1t the Counting Room of McDowall
d. Shannon &. J. SHANNON.
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Medical and surgical N oticc.

The undersigned respectfully inform The cti.
zens of Kerslaw and the surrounding districts that
they have instituted in Garden an ln6rmary for
chronic disease. where patients i'll be received on
are required, the usual fec vii! be All additional
charge "
Patients will be under the conetrnt supervision
of the proprietors, and every provision made for
their comfort.
Tie ;bove establishment offers to Planters who
may have cases ofchronic disease on their pantas
lions. advantages not obtained by the ordinary
mode Of practice, it usures systematic treatment
and regimen. desideraa often indispensable to sue
cess in the treatment of disease.
w. J. McKAIN, ". d
C. J. SHANNON, II. p
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Gvdinary's Notice.
Whereas. no Administration on The Estate of
Emanuel Rush, late Of X rshaw District, deceased
has applied Tor, in pursuance Of The Act oil Assem-
bly,. have taken passion Of the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits OF the said Estate as dere-
lcct. All persons indebted to the said estate are
required to pay the same over TO ME, and those
havug den ands against the estate will present
them to me daily attested for payment.
Sept l3 1913 JOHN r. JOY, O. H. D.