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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

SINGULAR DlscovERY-The workmen en-
ployed in some of the copper mines of Lake su.
perior, have recently ascertained that many of
the veins Of ore have been previously worked by
some unknown people centuries ago. Stone
and metal wedges have been found in greut
abundance, with charred beams and sticks.
In some Of the excavations, filled with rub
bish, vi here the rocks have evidently been cut
with chsels, large trees have grown, some OF
which are still Standing while others have per-
ished with old age, leaving huge stninrs In ono
instance mass of half melted copper was found
with the brands of ashes around it, as the last
miner left them.
1t is conectured that those unknown work.
men must have belonged to the race of mound
builders whose traces are scattered all over the
whole western country.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

RESTITUTION. The Norwalk CO., Experiment
tells OF case of conscience, in Which Mr..
Newman, Of Huron county, who, fifteen years
ago, lost pocket book containing sixty dollars,
was waited upon few days ago BY, the Rev.
Salltlusky, and paid yhim thirty five dollars in
gold, which amount he said he had received at
the confessional from nameless individual, with
specific directions where to pay it, as being mo-
ney wrongfuly Withheld from therightful owner.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

" VIM B. ARCHER, who was charged with
the commission OF Forgery, and whose examina-
ton has just closed in the city of Rchn1ond, has
been remanded for farther trial, in October next
Archer was acquitted on two counts, but four O.
Tiers are charged against him.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

" Mai, Gen. WORTH, Of tlp U. S. Army,
died from Cholera, on the 18th list, at San An
tonic de Bexar, Texas.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

70 The Hon. DANIEL DrNcAs, member Of
the last Congress, from the State # Chic, died in
the city Of Washington, on the ish, INST.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

EXTRA SESSION-The extra session of the
Legislature meets to-day. There may have been
necessity for its call, but the members should re-
collect that there is reason in legislation, and four
Or five months year'is rather OVERRIDING the mat
ter. The expenses come out of the pockets Of the
people.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

70 The trial of the Rev. TIL. ]. Burroughs
for killing James Baird Bishop, some time since
at Snow Hill, Maryland, has resulted in his ac
quittal.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

" The centreville (Md) Tines says, that
the cut worm is destroying the Crn in that vi
entity, as fast as it appears abovethe ground.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

GAME ON THE GuAaREs.-Col. Weller OF the
Mexican commission, writing to an Ohio paper
from Panama, says that he has killed an anacon.
da, and DIR. Chamberlain had killed a tiger,
coming up the Chagres river.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28
THE INDICATOR
STAUN ON /:
Monday Morning, May IS.

70 On Wednesday last, Mr.. JAMES NELSON,
was elected President of the Branch Bank OF the
Valley, located in this place.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

CREvAssE.-A terrible crevasse has lately
s,ccurrsd in Virginia. The whig party has all
~.aaved n."-Frcd. Recorder.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

WOMEN IN THE ARMY F1onTlNa-The late
German papers say that Hungarian ladies are
fighting with the same enthusiasm for freedom
as their countrymen. Among one hundred and
forty Hungarian captives taken by Gen. Simonish,
there We're nineteen Hungarian ladies, with mus
kets in their hands, and dressed in military uni
form. A countess Of the highest rank has raised
a regiment at her own expense, and her sister is
the commander of this regiment.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

A FoRTuNATE,C Cook We learn from the New
Bedford Mercury, that since the arrival of the
Falcon, whaler, at that port a few days SINCE it
was leaked ont that the cook, who was shipped
at Honolulu, brought with him $4,000 in gold
dust keeping his,oWn secret until the entry at
closure. 1t was gathered by its fortunate possess
sor at the placers in California during the last
year, and will proably suffice to 'imake the pot
boif' for some time
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

A NICE MAN-AARoN F. PERRY, who has
been appointed Postmaster at Columbus, Ohio,
in the room of Col Medary, removed, when he
heard'of the nomination of Gen. Taylor for the
Presidency, said, that "rather than be compell-
ed to support The nomination, he would run
through the streets perfectly naked" But he did
support the nomination, and has since accepted
office under it. Nice man!
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

A SOLDIER OF Form Wars AND THIRTEEN
BATTLEs.-Gen. VIM. Trollsdale, The Democratic
candidate for Governorin Tennessee, has been
i'll four wars and seen his countrys flag yictori-
Gus in thirteen battles. He participated in the
Indian wals under Gen, Jackson, at the battle of
New Orleans, in the Florida war, and fought for
his country on the battle fields of Contreras,
Churubusco, and Molina del Rey, and partici-
pated i'll the storming of Chapultepec.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

W The Cholera has made its appearance i'll
Charleston, Kanawaa, and several deaths have
hnt liftla
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

In favor Of N. York 1864; 29o Bos e,727, 5ss
We have not seen the return for New Yoik in
1913. Boston stood III follows:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

BASE CONDUCT.-Some of the Wings in
the Halifax district resorted to every trick they
could devise to elect Flournoy. An old man, a
Democrat who was in his field, at work, was
approached by some of the ''all-decency" and
told that if he would vote for Flournoy, he was
so good neighbor, he would send him help to
cut his wheat and oats. They also took iquor
with them into the field with which to treat the
old man, in orderto get his vote, and after writ
ing down the names of the persons for whom he
should vote, left him. Itso happened that the
old man could not read, and the Wing Commits
sioners had to help carry out the trick. Another
man, a Democrat, who was tenant of a Wing,
was carried by him in a buggy to precinct 12
or rs off, and there forced to vote for Flournoy;
and yet the Wings talk about freedom of opin-
ion, and the purity of the elective franchise
We have these facts from correspondent of the
Enquirer, who vouches for their truth.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

" JAMES II. Parsons, Esq, formerly of thi:
county, is announced in the Rusk Eoneer, a can
didate for the House Of Delegates fu Rusk coun
ty, Texas
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28

Difference sS126,697,564 $50, $40, $50
Assessed Value Of Personal Estate.
1870 1S47.
In New York 965, 721,69o 1887 1897
In Boston 1,l57,4oo 64,595,5oo
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-05-28
From TIE Baltimore Patriot.
WHAT RAILROADS WILL DC.

We are apt to forget the advantages we have,
or not to regard them as such, WHEN for time
there has been no interruption to their ENJOY
ment. The man and the people, Mho have new
er suffered under the irowns of fortune, do not
appreciate the Joys OF her smiles 1t IS Adver-
sity, which teach Us that every one has some.
thing to lose, as well as something 10 gain, and
this it is that points the moral ofthc poet
Adversely
That like the ugly and venomous toad,
Still wears a precious jewel in Its head.
1t would teach us lesson here in Baltimore,
if we had placed before US what the city was, i'll
wealth and population, W hen, twenty Yeas ago
it was first proposed to enter upon the making of
Il railroad to the Ohio river. And knowing this,
we might learn to understand what advantage
the railroad and other works of internal improve
ment, even incomplete as they are, have secured
to lis, and what we should be without them
Fully understanding all these things, we should
not be able to excuse ourselves if we did not,
every man of us, unite Ill every proper endeay-
or 10 complete the railroad to the Ohio river, and
thus to the city and State, all that its pro-
jectors, in their widest calculations hoped for,
and of which all that we have yet received, -
great as it has been and isis scarcely more
than all earnest that the promise at the completion
will be fulfilled.
What we here suggest might be done for Bal
tmore, the Boston Atlas has done for Boston
1t has done more 1t has shown, by indsputa-
Bile data, that the source Of a city's solid pros
psrity, is in its domestic trade and that where
the foreign is courted to the neglect Of domestic
trade the city that pursues that policy falls short
OF the prosperity which is gained by another
that looks more Immediately to the domestic
trade, and is successful in gaining it, The fol
lowing is a table published in the Atlas:
assessed Volue Of Real Estate.
1910. 1S47.
Ia New York s1s7, 121,4 65 s1s7,314,3 1856
In Boston 6O,i74.2OO 97,764 500
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-03-21

W The columns Of the Press throughout the
country scem to be filled with notices of cures and
specifies for all diseases flesh is heir to- that scarce
knows what 10 do in case Of disease for fear that in
using ono medicine, another and better may be
looked But from the remarkable cures, high order
and vast amount Of testimony daily brought under
our personal notice Of the extraordinary efficacy of
DIR. ROGERS LIVERWORT AND TAR. wo are
compelled to regard the evidence Of senses, and
confidently state lha, fer C"uous and CoLDs and ,la,
Hydra HEADED MONSTER CONSUMPTION we think this
preparation n safe, speedy and certain cure, At oil
events we may say to our frcnds--try it. G' Sec ad
vcrisemcnt in another column.
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DAVIS HALL.
Ten Dollars Reward.

plain black TRUNK was stolen from the SUBJ
ecrber's house on the night of the 7h inst, con.
tanning five ladies' dresses, of muslin and calico;
gentleman's dress coat, pantaloons and vest, and
a variety of other articles; also, small mahogany
dressing case containing some papers belonging G
to Thomas English. and one hundred and thirty
one or two dollars in cas; one $50 bill, the rest
in los, except about $ll in specie.
The above reward will be paid for the delivery
Of the above articles, or proportonate reward for
any port Of them.
THOMAS ADKISON.
march 81.
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By Steam Five Days from New York.

BY Steam Five Days from New York.
The Subscriber is just opening pretty a'sort-
ment Of Fashionable Spring Goods-among them
are
Handsome Spring Prints from to 81 cents per
yard.
Handsome Spring Ginghams from 16 to 81 cts.
Mourning do. do 81 to BY cts.
Rich Printed Lawns from 20 to "a cts.
do Organdi Mouslins from 25 to 37a cts.
Plain and Printed Worsted Berage from "A to
624 cts.
Pretty Thread Edgngs from 10 to 37a cts.
Linen Cambria Handk' is from ]sa to 81 so each.
Plain and Fancy Linen and Colored Drills for
Mems wear.
Very heavy Barnsley Drills.
Marseilles and other Vestings.
Gentlemens Summer Gloves and Cravats.
Also a good ssortment of Ladies Superior Kid
Gloves, all sizes and colors. ....
Expecting TO receive in a few days 200 Gentle
mems and Youths Summer Coats, from 81 to Sl0
each. Also large assortment Of ready made
Yests-all made to order and warranted to be as
low as any purchased in this market. Hereafter
goods will be sold by the subscriber on the princi-
ple of "small profits and quick sales"
E. w. BONNEY.
March 5th, tt III
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PROCLAMATION.

Charleston, s. G. March 10, 1s49
By his Exccllency, WHrTEMARsH R. SEABEoox,
Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief, in and over
the State of South Carolina: Whereas, nforma-
ton has hccn received at this Department, that
most atrocous murder was committed in Edgefeld
District, on the 10th day Of February last, by
slave named APP or APPLlNG, belonging 10
Martin Posey, Esq, and that the said slave has
absconded. Now know ye, in order that The said
slave may be brought to trial for the crime with
which he is charged, do hereby offer a reward Of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, for The app 'ehen-
sion and sale delivery of the said slave App or
Appling, to the Jaor of Edgefeld District or to
any other Jailo in this State. Said fellow is about
thirty years Of age, five feet eight or ten inches
high; straight, Of ordinary size, little copper
colored, slammcrs when speaking; had on when
he left, brown lrock coat, and black hat; he he'd
a long beard on his chin, one Of his legs is sore
and much swollen.
Given under my hand this tenth day Of March,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and orty.nine, and in the seventy.
third year of American Independence.
WIIITEMARSH b. SEABROOK.
BY the Governor:
B. k KENAeAS, Secretary Of State.
March 81 4t IL
u All the papers in the State will publish four
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.Inirma,y for. .ohronic Diseases

The Subscribers would inform tho public that
this Establishment is in successful operation and
that ample, arrangements have been made for the
Accommodation Of patients. s4h-L ~
White patients can be providedywith. separate
and comfortable apartments. 81. ras@ ~
Having applied, ourselves for several years 70
the study and management of this class d dis
cases., we are justified in assuring reasonable
hope OF success in the treatment of such cases as
may be submitted to our care.
Terms GO cents per day, including diet, 9e.
u The usual fee will be charged when opera
tons are required
w. J.. McKA1N, Nj. D. ,..a.
C. }. SHANNON, MD.
March 6t', 1919. st 10
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He took n Fit.

The undersigned would respectfully return his
thanks to the public for the large patronage they
have bestowed on him, and informs them that he
has made arrangements with Messrs. White e.
Underhill one of the most fashionable Tailoring
Establishments in New York, who will furnish
him monthly with the London, Paris, and New
York Fashions. He hopes with his own well
known ability, and the large number Of good work.
cute work at short notice. and in as good style as,
can be done in the State, if any have doubts,
pleaae let them come and take fit
w. nj. WATSON.
Feb Ia If ~
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satisfactorily on the rules and maxims Of the
old, and shows lis strong good senseiin first ex.
amining, and reffecting on, the duties they are
called upon 10 discharge, before they feel au.
ihorized 10 act as reformers.
"Mr. Meredith, the new Secretary ofthe
Treasury. who is business man, and stands
now al the head of the bar of Philadelphia, gave
audience, yesterday, t, large number of peo.
pie; hut in the end. found it prudent to barri.
cade himself against an indiscriminate on.
slaught. He has acted wisely, and will moi
be long ia that most important department of
the Government without comprehending why
Mr.. Walker, his distinguished predecessor, had
to deny himselfto so many of his friends; it is
impossible to discharge the duties of the office
faithfully and to be, at the same time conven.
tional man."
81 understand that no foreign appointment
will be made till June next. Neither Lewis
Cass, Jr., nor Mr.. Hanncgan will be disturbed
in Rome or Berlin. respectively. Mr.. Hanne-
gan, strange to say, has been appointed by Mr..
Polk at the very last hour of the session, at the
instance of Wbig Senators, and it is understood
quite with the consent of General Tay lo' him
self"
'.'rhe Senate will adjourn on Monday week.
The great bulk of appointments will not be
made till after their adjournment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Mr.. Editor: You will please announce the
following gentlemen as Candidates for Munici.
Officers at the ensun election. and obligc
MANY VoTERs.
FoR IyTENDANT-JAMES X. McKAIN.
For WARDENs-JOHN ROSSER, JAMES
DUNLAP, A. NJ. KENNEDY, JAMES F.
-..... ......,.... .-
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Removal

The subscriber having ,remssd biz St1 one
door in rear of NJ Drucker's stere. WI ~ kappl
to supply any one with Gin, HoFse Mil. hfsyb.
ing Machine or Wheat Fan. Hefe9dests YIAs-
ters, before sending 10 another stste icf Gis. %
call and examine bis, as they afs wafSantet 10 ~
as well made, as free from taking frs lsase
light, and make as good cettsndas can be bad nd
sold as cheap, (wo dollars per saw, made on q
the best cast steel pIste.) ~ -.
Old Gins faithfully repaired a!,& -sal.., sssssa
Feb. 7. - - :. rmR r. J, MeCRE1GHE,u
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Mr.. Editor: 1t being understood that our pres
ent able and efficient Intendant will decline re-
election, the friends Of JAMES R. McKAIN, Esq.
hereby nominate him as candidate for that office
at the ensuing election.
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A CARAT. A carat is a weight of four grains
used in weighing diamonds, but used in refer.
ence TO gold, the mass is supposed 10 weigh 81
carats, Is grains each, and "22 carats ofpnre
gold and two carats ofalloy, and this % carats
is about the fineness of our gold coin: or as ey.
pressed in the mint term, % carats 81 thous
and,hs fine.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Mr.. ZEALY, lately operating in Columbia, win
in few days have his Daguerrean Gallery open
in the rooms upstairs adjoining the Odd Fellows
Hall, where he will be happy to exhibit his speci.
mems totbose who may favor him with call, and
will be prepared to take ikenesses in the most ap-
proved style.
DPictures warranted not to fade.
Camden, march 81.
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PAIaIETT0 HOUSE,

:" CoLNNBIAs -. ,E<fao u . sssAsafIN,
The undersigned wishes to, iafoup libeaabEe
that he has moved from the Absxiam. Haytt4 ake
PALMETTO HousE, Opposite the State .Hppse4
which he has taken entirely On, hsYSa scss1s
and where lie woBld be pIes sed q ser fss Ias6e8
patrons, and all others who may BE- ePtessed ~ 81
on him. And to those of bis ae9usfbfs6ce6Ae
would say, that they will be sasde'not lessesat
Portable than heretofore, andto sus1gsHs cstSse
try the Palmetto House. If1aff fps3aqs4 ,pis
An Omnibus will always be kept jnas46qs1
at the Rail Road Depot to convey, Passaaee1am n
this House. st-..-. -sti - al A, a.fa n-.islss
Jan. 10. . - 80 ~ - -
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march 81
Mortgage Sale.

will sell before the court house in Camden on
the first Monday ed day) ia April next,
FORTY. EIGHT NEGROES: under deed Of
mortgage executed by the late Capt. Powell McRa
to Robinsons g. Caldwell.
THO. J. WARREN, Agent.
march lS. 2t
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CHARLESTON NECK ICE HOUSE

(Corner Of 81. Philips and Vanderhorst Sieets.)
Have now on hand and constantly receiving by
arrivals from the North, large quantities Of CLEAR
ICE, which is offered Ior sale at low rate.
From the proximity Of this House to the Rail Road
Depot, and the advantages the Subscriber has Of
being constantly supplied with the best articles
he confidently invites the attention Of Hotel. Keep
ers and others. All Orders 10 any part of the
Country attended to with care md despatch, and
any Information in regard 10 the manaer OF con.
structing boxes for the preservation Of Ice from
melting, will be given on application to
JOHN b. MARTIN, Agent.
Or L. T. POTTER, No. l47 East Bay,
Packages at cost.
Drayage from Ice House to Rail Road ~! cts.
March 2d. lS49, l...... 4t
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Rober, I.aita, Petitions to Council, to grant him
Tavern License No. l, to Retail Spirituous Ii
quors in the Town of Camden for the present year,
at Wyot Pattison's Tavern, situated on the Corner
of Broad and York streets, was read and ordered
to be published in the next Camden Journal.
Recommended BY j. d. Murray, S. Benson and
II. IIolleyman, Jr.
Sureties s-E. w. Bonney, C. Mathcson.
By order of Council.
L. w. BALLARD, T. R.
March 81 1t II
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TWe are requested to announce HAfMAN
LEVY, Esq. as candidate for Intendant at the
ensuing election.
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The Subscribers are now opening their Spring
and Summer supply of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Groceries, &C. They would particularly call the
attention of the Ladies', to their Bareges, Mus
lins, Prints and Gnghams, which for cheapness
and elegance Of style, have never been surpassed
in this market.
MCDONALD g. COOPER.
March 49, 1S49 st 12
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Rich ParasoIs, Sun Shades and Umbrellas Also
a large assortment of Ladies Summer Gloves from,
81 cts. to 100 pair-Summer Shaws and Scarfs
lust received at BONNEYS.
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means twenty. Eve bombs 4 day may bs.thrown,
surprising the windao be fayoroble. An e1.
pertinent made at Treviso on the 9Th succeed
ed comp,etely."s ~ '''st1'.' >.'tss '
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Keep Cool.

Just received and now opening large assort-
ment of Summer Goats, Vests made to order and
in the best style. For sale at the lowest price
at BONNEYS
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~ woufd also stateiI

Thatin addition TO Al fine stock Of Dsggss HEsGs.
c1NEs, PfRfuMsRY aud F4ncr AkesR
constantly on hand CHOICE selection cf NEH$,
Mrs MilIer's Fine enl Cdewing 10taqrf lois
lard's Superior Scotch and MaecoIey Sst 8 Hifa6
and Tobacco Boxes, Segar Cases, DC q ~ =
Feb 2l, 20 Il u DBt1d3t9s
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A Washington correspondent ofthe Baltimore
Sun, who appears to be well informed on mat.
ters and things in that city, writes as follows:
"The new administ ration is going on very
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IRAsauRGn, W., May 5, 1S47,

IRAsRuRGII, VI, May 5, IS47,
Mr. S. W. Fowle, DEAR Sir--I am nearly out Of
the Balsam of Wild Cherry. You may forward, ifyou
please two three dozens more. The medicine gives
better satisfaction here in pulmonary complaints than
any other that have kept. have tried it with per-
feet satisfaction upon myscf--having becn troubled
with severe cough for more than year, and having
profuse night sweas for the las, month. had tried
various popular remedies without material benefit at
length tried Wistars Bllsam of Wild Cherry, and
before had finished the first bottle found great
lief. Two bottles hive wrought cure.
Yours respectfully. HUBBARD HASTINGS,
None genuine, unless signed I. BUrrs on the wrap.
per. Sold in Camden by J. r. McKArs; at wholesale
by P. M. Cohen, Co., Charleston, and by Druggists
rcncrallY throrghont tho State.
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TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the Camden 'epol on the 18th Jannary
last, two NEGRO BOYS, named JULY and WINTER,
belonging 10 James Gadsden.
July spare made and black; weighs about 40 or l25
pounds aged Is 20 years about feet or inches high
and shows white of his eyes Winter stout built
black and weighs about 100 l25 ponndS between 20
and 25 years of age, about feet or two inches high
The above reward will he paid any person who will
deliver one or beth the above boys to the subscriber in
Camden or tho nearest Jail, to james Gadsden in
Charleston. The latter place would be preferred.
March 81 N. ID. BAXLEf.
Sumer Banner 3 times