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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
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alt, etwa Sub 6 3ou bod, bat fbnarJss
Saar, ii sicmIi6 itoIS, uno III elm belcnce
rer Sreuno Der edoies. gSsr benlCIbsn auf.
nimmt uno Wiecsr SuridIisfsrt miro bQio
beIctnt. uno wer i'm bebnbsrset. 8sftdf
tisun9 9ibt cber i'm untsrbdIt, wiro fur al
len menrn SetIu(t pnantwertIib 9ebaIten.
Slatban GliIlrr.
du9uit o. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09

d Nc@unfsrn 0anf fur bic fdmsi6eIbuftc
GinIabuns Su eirer Sabrt auf Dem euifitie'
fner ,,eIifobetb Don Gutofuuqua." seici9e
9fddftt uerfasteH uns am Samfa9 ben
@snub bes @ersniIsens, absr mir freucn
tins barauf fut 6as Rdbffemat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
SfGnpIiehcr S3arbarismnS.

Nabe BEL Sort Bupns in Snriana wurtt
am 5. b. 81. Elm Sbdncbube, NamcnS
Srbn Wasman. pcrbaftet, neil er ilb caS
ttulif6e Ssr9nii9cn 9emabt bate, einen
in Iciuem Dienfts beitnrIibsn Gnabrn, auf
cine 8eife. fat su Sco 9cfcItert Su babcn.
Mdamau bfhuloiate Den &nabcn einen
S6lh0s. ben er perlcren bate, 9eltcbIen iu
babsu Der 8uabe Ieugnete, uno wurce nun
ainbarmberss our69epeiftt. UIS er troe
bem bel feinsm edu9nsn bartnidi9 belfanc.
70 bano Der mOcerue Sdtnoerfnedbt. Der Die
@Raffinerie feinsr @rauIamFeit wobrfhein
lib aus 9Serfsn iber mittslaItcrIide Softer
TANNER fuoirt bate. ibm beice Sduce ju
fammen, uno bins ibn 70 bel bsicen Sdnocn
an sinsm Na9sI in fsiucr Sdsuus auf in
',usItsr Gage er i'm IA Stuucen baumcIn
tie6, bis ein Sufdlig poriber9ebtncer Serr
cas unslufIite 6ino entpcdtc uno eS baIb'
toet berunteruabm.
Oas llussbsuer crpartet iset i'm County
aefdusuis Die Sieun9 Der allen Circuit
'Sourt. mOfslbit ibm bOffentib 9ere6is'
Felt wisoerfabren wiro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
&taatSE@ Ghlei,.

0ttV putuuI tut puo 1tAAUIltulNbs
.n.a Staat s=SS ab len.
&enneGee. - Den Iomtit erbottenen
8etibten mad 81 uttbeilen. bat bic BabI
In Sisfem Staat dm Iebten Sonnerfta9 Su
9unftsn Der @rmdbluns os$ eOfOfOfo Sou
oernors.@ .@auoibatsn, SrousboIe, nit etwa
5000 Stimmenmebtbeit entfdieeen. aub
baben unftre 9ssner fOwst 3 @On9rebsIie'
Der serpbnnen. "'
sSon ben Bablen in Noro Carolina
3entutfp uno Snciana iinb nod 70 weni9
Beri6te enlightenment. oa6 man nbts 3u
osrIabises bariber fa9en fann.
~g gines Sriefes SufUI9e, befano iib
Sic &eaoinssr California 9efeufbaft am
29asn sunni Su Gan 8laS, ant Stiuen
Meer. uno wartete auf G,ele9enbeit idb nab
San Sraneiseo einSufdiffen. Die auf Der
9eife Grfranfteu waren aIIe 9cneien Or.
Martin, @m. 8. abbot une @arI &apIOr
battsn aber ibrs sewobnte Grdftc nod ni6t
sanS erIunst.
~Das Mfnsfota 9tesiter fo9t, oaB
Die 8inuebaso Snoianer in jensr 9e9eno
Die @Obnuns sOn 2 Cber 3 perlcneh, bel
benen fie @bisfep Su fIneen 9Iaubten, an
ariffen. uno eiuen esrfe6en bdnoer, fbIu
gen unb in Den 8alo f9ttppteu. no sr fur
awei Sage in ensm bewustIoicn 3ullanee
lag.
(" ptefibent Saplor uno @ouperu6r
Sobuffon secenfsn Der Stabt pittSbura
auf Samfass ben 18ten Qu9uit einen Se
fub abSuiiafteh. Der Yrefieent wro Wor
gen, ben 10ten, @af6in9ton fur Saneaiter
verIaben.
E$ Der 1lbanp Qr9us fa9t boB 81.
monaoe ftOn msbre @bUIerafiue bsrvOr'
9ebrabt babe, uno, Obihcn unter 9ew6bn.
Iidsn tlmfinoen. gang unfbdcIib, bod in
GboIsraSsiten uitt aeuofsu wereen lcute.
. ~3u SrcntOu SAILS (N. . } Uerfub:
ten AM Scnnerifa9 Gin Serr Gowaro Srp
an uno feline SbWclter an eincm 9cfibrIi-
den pIaee iber cas- g8aIer 81 feecn, uno
ertranfen belize.
~ Sn philadelphia fino am leetcn
Sreitas wieccr Sebtcrsicu swifhen cini9sn
Raufparteien pOr9cfaIen, nobel mrbre per
fcneu acfibrIib permuncet wureeu.
y S@cl. Sremont it als @rmmi6ir CT:
nannt. um bic 9rsuSe Swf6en McriFU unc
eeu Ser. Stuaten iu Sicben, all cic Stclc
ccs Col. @euer.
MS Sci bem ueuibeu DampfboUt-
8rano Su ct 9Ouis lno iicbcn perfcncn
umaefcmmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
SSQrnund.

Sn Der Nabt pom Iseten
Samltu9 auf ben SOnnta9
entIief cem unttrSei6nsten,
in 9eiceIber9 Saunfdip. Sc,
6a @auntp, Elm gum S6nei.
Der 9anOwsrt uerbun6snsr
N,hrIino 0Son,sns FNo,; -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09

S6redlib. = Cine Srau NomcnS
&cpcI pcu Mlcnrce, @aine, nabm oorIce
ts 8ote Elm MeiTer, fhnitt ibrem funfidbr'
isen &inbe Ole 9ur9d ab. nabm einsn Orabt
une crbiens iib fsIbf an einem Snums.
Ste mar wObninniq.
GtIi6s 4rtiteI out bsr etFtu Ssite,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
g Saoamcrifd.

usber Sueucs Qpres lino in Soficn Nat
ritten aus Bolivia ciu9etroffrn, nab mel
den Der Birssrtriss uuter ben perf6ieorne'
6ocen furbtbar wiltbete.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
Hcaoiu9, auauF T.
GiIcnbabu 1tueliice anf bicif9rr Snbn.

1lCNptHUf 8uHuR ..
Gifcnbabn 1tnelicf anf biciiorr Sabn.
Der fbnelle &arrenSu9 BON Rcooiug noh
9biIaesIpbia lief am Ieeten Mitwob Na6
snitto9 bel MubIcrief, IL MtsiIsn oberboIb
pbiIacelpbia. ubcr einen Wann, Der auf
Der 8abn binipoSirte. Der Su9enieur 10 orn.
&c ibn ourb bic pfeife pcu Iciner 8efabr,
aber or fbien nidt oarauf Su a6ten, uno
.ebe: Der Bug sin9cbaIteu werocu fcnnte,
wurte er pom &ibfdn9cr er9riffen uno ct
ma 10 SUE bod in Die euft 9cfhIeuNert.
s9sim 6erabfaIIcn fbIu9 er fcinen GOpf
nit GROCER @swoIt sesen einise Stcine, Was
-fsin 9cfi6t fhredlid Serfcete uno has &C.
tbirn 70 fart befddoiate, oas er am fOlaen,
Den Gaa itarb. Der uu9IudIi6e bief
Sobn QIlifou, mar Gin Mabinift unr
wcbute in Manapunf or war anfduer
pon 9eiifssSurIttun9sn unterpcrfcn ; unt
btnterIiet cine Srdu uuo finf Gineer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09

" ptsfibent SapIor uno 9ouUcrn6r
Sobnffon 9ecenfeu Der Stobt pittSbura
auf Samftass ben 18ten au9uit eincn Se
fub abSuiiafteh. Scr Yreiicent wiro Wlor.
gen, ben 10ten, @afdin9ton fur Sancaifer
perlaEeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09

% Sn philadelphia iino am Ieetrn
Sreitas wiebcr Secbtcreicn S,pifheu ctni9Cn
Rdufparteien uor9cfauen, nobel mrbrc per
fpnen aefihrIih permunoet mureen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09

"3u SrentOu SAILS (N. . } ueriu6'
ten am Dcnnsrfa9 Gin Serr Gpworp SW:
an unb feline S6wcfer an eincm 9cfibrIi-
den YIaee iber cas- BuGer Su ieern, unc
ertranfen belize.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09

~ Der albany Qr9us fa9t, boB q.
monaoe ftOn msbre @bUIerafiue bsrvOr'
9ebrabt babe, uno, Obfbcn unter 9ep6bn.
Iidn llmfdncen, gang unfbdcIi6, bod in
GbOleraSsiten uitt 9euohsu wereen lclIte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
Sauerei slln SSerfauf.

Samiia9S ben Sten Ssptcmtrr. lS49,
nm lbr 9iohma9s, fell auf rtm @laec EtElt Siftnt:
Ib 9Ttauft Utren:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09

~Gol. Srsmont it ais @rmmidir CT:
nannt. INN Die @reuSe Swif6cn McriFc unc
esn Ser. Stuaten iu Sicben, all cic Stcuc
ccs Col. @clIer.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-14
DEATH FROM A SLIGHT COLD.

BY neglcctins those sau,ary precautions which COM
mon sense dictates, many, very many, fall victims 10
their imprudenee We have seen the young bnde'
blooming rs it were, as the bird Of paradise and tie
fair flower of hope, the pride Of her father and The Joy
of her mo,hcr-her chcck flushed with anticipation
and her eye bcaming with the soft expression o love
the gny dreams Of life dancing on her fancy with The
rich and variegaled tin,s of the rainbows promise
We have seen al this changed-ayc tho wedding gar
ment for sroud and the bridal chamber tor this So
puIchre Of the dead; and all this from ncglcc,ing
common COLD. Now, before il rs too late. use DIX
ROGERS LIvERWORT AND TAR, which gives
immediate relief as thousands Of most intelligent
families admit of its most extraordinary cures. The
gay the beautiful and the young speak forth its PRAISE
ond will so long it makes positive cures and cheers
the despairing family fresdc. U'See advertisement
i'm another column.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO.
Due Daily at 6P. NJ.
Closes ' A. NJ
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CHARLESTON, S. C..
Dne Daily. at : 6p NJ;
Closes g 5 A. vi.
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA cHERAw, sc.
Due daily, at a. N.
nssAll mail matter as far North as Raleigh, n G. will
bs sent via this route, further North, via Charleston, s. G.
CHARLESTON MAIL.
Due daily, at r. A.
es-A Way Bag will be kept open for the reception Of
Charleston letters until 81 o'clock A. NJ.
WESTERN MAIL. VIA COLUMBIA, S. C.
SUMTER DISTRICT MAILS, VIA STATEBURG, S. c.
Due Monday, wednesday and Friday, at p NJ.
Close same days 1T
E1-Way Mails for Offices tile South Carolina Kali
Road close daily at7P. NJ.
CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER c. II. s. c.
Due Tuesday and Thursday, Sunday. at P. VI.
Closes Monday Wednesday & Saturday, at ! A. ~
YoRKvILLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL, &c.
Due Thursday ut ii A VI.
Closes same day, ut II vi.
IYvcHwooD MAIL, VIA r11Lrn's FERRY.
Closes same day. % at !. y. s.nrur1L; sEH +: II
OFFICE HOURS.
Omen ut s A. M-Close ut | p. ". OHen at 3 p. VI
Close p ~ and open hour after the arrival Of the
Southern Mails in the evening.
On the Sabbath. open from 10 10 A. NJ, and hail an
hour after the arrival Of the Southern mails in the evening
G-All credit for postage stopped as have no lne 10
make collections and no letter will be delivered unless it
is paid for,
Jan. i. 1919 j. n. GAMEWELL. P. NJ.
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CAMDEN HOTEL.
Jan. 10.

The undersigned has again leased this commo-
dious Establishment. Grateful for past favors, he
hopes that his proximity TO the Rail Road Depot
the conveyances at hand to be transported from it,
the improved management The Stables connect
ed with the Hotel, and the care and attention be-
slowed upon his Table, will induce and secure
continuance of that patronage hitherto SO gener-
ously given to his housc. -
The Cheraw and Charlotte Stages always call
for passengers whenever required.
Drovcrs will ind spacious lots prepared for eve
ry kind OF stock.
Nov. 90 Is. I. BOfU.
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Feb IL
Taxes,

Notice is hereby gvc'. /, ! will open books on
the 18th Of Feb'y next, at the store OF James
Dunlap in Camden, for collecting the Taxes Tor
ls4s, aud will attend at the following places Oil
the following DAYS for the same purpose.
On Monday, the 9th March at Liberty Hill on
Tuesday, 9th of March at Flat Rock; on wed.
ncsday, 9Th OF March al Buffalo; on Thursday,
9Th OF March at Lzcnby's; on Friday, 0th OF
March a, !Schrock's Mill; OIL Saturday, lo'h o.
March at Curcton's M;!l.
After the above named times, will attend at
Camden until the first day Of May next, d, w''i'!l
time the books will positively tc close, and al
de(aucrs double taxed.
J. w. D0mY, +. Z, X. y.
Ian 20 lSI0. 1t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-14

The Bas,on Mercantile Journal, of March %. 1916,
gives tho following notice Of the most popular remedy
Of the day.
...,[ WILD CHERRY EALSAM.
We speak in praise of wisar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry, because VIC believe from our own knowledge
of the article that i, Of the best in the market
for tile complaints for which it is recommended
This medicine, coming from such respectable
source and carefully prepared by an expcrc ccd and
skillful physician, is received by tho pnbic with con-
fidence It's efficacy has been proved in many ohdu'
rate cases Of disease and its fame has rapidly extended
], has becn extensively used in every part OF tho coun
Try. particularly in the Middle and Northern States;
and strong testimony from intelligent and highly res
pec,sbs persons has been adduced in favor Of It's ner.
its as remedy for colds and CO ghs, and affections
Of tire chest, diseased liver and dyspepsia.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUrTs on the wrap
per- Sold in Camden by J. II. MckAiS; at wholesale
by p. NJ. COHEN. & CO., Charleston, and by Dr"gs"s
generally throughout the State.
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Notice to TailOI's.

Having been appointed agent for the sale Of
Scots American and European Report of FASH
ions, Crookng Shears, Squares and Scales.
Works on Cutting, Tractae No. & 2 Mirror of
Fashion, Tape Measures, Boston and New, York
marking Chalk, Curved Rulers, Pantaloons do.
Small Point and PAIRING Shears, and all articles
used by the Trldc. -
The Mirror Of Fashion for Jan T.. 1649, will
not only contain the Fashions, but will commence
to teach cutting and will bc continued monthly.
Letters post paid attended to nd all information
given. J. B. GOODLAD.
Camden. Der 18th, ls49. If ~ so
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fE'Fne Rail Road BIacksmith-ro

Most respectfully returns his best respects TO
his friends and customers for past faVors, and oess
their continuation for the present year; he requests
those who have SO literally pasronized him to call
and settle their past years accounts, as he Is poor
and wishes 10 pay his accounts so as to prevent
his losing time in loa6ng about the streets to COL
lect his accounts for unless he pays he cannot ex-
pect to get credit, which is the only capital he has
10 carry on his business upon. His customers may
expect to find him as ever, at his post, to wait on
them. Work of all kind is TO be found at his shop,
such as Ploughs Of all sorts-that is, good ones
together with Plantation Tools: indeed, he is pre-
pared to do all sorts of Blacksrnthng, including
carriages, wagons, mill work. craI.ks, &c-and
rail road work, especially the repairing. of Engines
&c &c. Jauary 8.
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Two Hundred Dollars Reward

CALDWELL WHEELER. q native of North
Carolina, 81 years Of age. 6 feet or inches high,
brown hair, fresh complexion round face stoops slight
ly when walking, awkward, quick spoken. bashful
When spoken TO- and speaks with provincial accent,
left tho neighborhood Of Fulton Dec, 26tl', taking
with him Sorrel Horse about Is hands high, blood.
like head and neck, sprung in the paserns, with
long thin TAIL in good condition and rather weak in the
eyes; and also the sum Of six hundred and twenty three
dollars, besides some money Of his own. 80
The above reward will be paid for his apprehension,
ard tho recovery of the Money and Horse. s,,.-
Further particulars may be learned on application at
the Office of,ho Camden Journal, Camden S. C.
Jan. 10. st.
The Ralcigh Star and Salisbury Watchman VIII
rscrl and forward their bills 10 this Office, ~
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Feb'v 9TH, la9
EYc took q Eit.

The undersigned would respectfully return his
thanks to the public for the !arge patronage they
have bestowed OR hm, and Informs them that he
has made arrangements with Messrs. White Il
JTnderbjll one OF the most fashionable Tailoring
Establishments in New York, who will furnish
him monthly with the London, Paris, and New
York Fashions lie h"pcs with his own well
known ability, and the large number OF good work.
men he keeps employed, will enable HIM to exc
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 a ut
W. NJ. WATSON.
cot1. tG
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Cincinnati, Jan. 25ll, 1S47.
q i ! i 4 ]

To show the high standing OF DIR ii. [ OK, we
give below the statement of the Hon. JUDGE, HEN
Ry MORSE of the Cou'ts OF Ohio, at Cincinnati.
am sell acquainted with DR.. HIRAM Cox, Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and his practice, he having been
nv fpmiIv physician Tor many years. and can cheer
fully say that | have as much, or more confidence
in him, and his skill as practicing Physician as
ann man ziring! HENRY MORSE.
Cincinnati, Nov. Sh, lS47.
DR.. Cox is also the Physician Of the Hon. JUDGE,
JAS. SArrlH. our late city Marshall.
Ceriii, ate of Daniel Conklin, esq, resident on
Fourth Street, two doors west Of Plum-st.
This NAV certify that have used DR.. Rocers'
remedy for coughs dc, after trying variety OF
other medicines for the same purpose, and have
derived so much benefit from it, whilst every thing
else failed to afford mc any relief, that can con-
fdeutly recommend it as being the most certain
cure within my knowledge. ] ain naturally pre-
disposed to disease Of the Lungs, and, though
have consulted the best Physicians, and adopted
at different times every reasonable means, nave
never in one instance received such effectual re-
lief as from this medicine. have given it to my
children when troubled with coughs. and have
found nothing so eiIcacious in assisting the expec-
tpraion of the phlcgm. u. CoNhLiN'
Cincinnati, Nov. ID, lSl4.
Please to read the following testimony oil the
Rev. Henry Wiseman:
MIA. /. ScovIL: Dear Sir Having become ac-
quainted with DR.. Rogers Syrup of L'rerwort and
Tar under peculiar circumstances, namely, mat oi
snaiching my companion from apremalure grare'
(the particulars of which will be gwen at any tmc'
if reouirct) feel under lhc obligations to give my
influence in the circulation OF so valuable medi-
cine. Yours, respectfully,
Patriot, Gaia CO., O. Dec 2f, 1916.
Scov1L &. MEAD No. Ill, Charters stree'
New Orleans, Wholesale General Agents toF
the Southern States 10 whom all orders must he
addressed. Sold Wholesale and retail by
JAMES R. McKA1S, Camden S. c., A. FIrci
Columbia. Hav1LASp, HARRALL, & ALLEN anc
p. NJ. c. ConES, Charleston, S. c., MANsEr
HALL Winsboro. S. G.
February ii, lS49 u
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JOHN WHITAKER.
N r. ARRANTS
South Carolina Medical Association.

The Annual Meeting of the South-S arollna
Medical Association will be held on Wednesday,
the 2lst February, (being the third Wednesday,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in the Hall of the Apprentices
Library Society, Meeting Street.
The attendance of all diplomated practitioners
in good standing, throughout the State, is respect
fully invited on that occasion, as the rule requiring
thai an applicant, shall be nominated oy Fellow,
will not 90 into operation until after this meeting.
Those who may be prevented by professional or
other engagements from attending. can become
members by authorizing one oftheir friends or the
Recording Secretary to enroll their names.
The President and Directors of the South Caro-
lima K. r. Company have, with their accustomed
libera!itv, reduced tile fare on the Rail Road one
halt, to lwho may be disposed to avail themselves
OF the opportunity to come down. -.
D. }. G. CAIN, Rec'dg Sec'ry.
So. Ca. Medical Association.
January, "a. At
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Mrs. CARPENTER

Would respectfully and urgently request all
those indebted to her either by note or open ac-
co. mt, TO call and settle the same without delay
as her intention is to conduct her business in tu.
,urc altogether upon Lie cash principle; She Will
disrose OF her present stock at reduced prices, "r
cash ouiy She will also sell, or rent for term OF Of
years, the house now occupied by Ictscl; one well
kown as an excellent busrcss stand.
Ian TO
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-02-14
DRUMMOND:s
PATENT CANDLE-MAKER,
The most Economical and Labor-savins Article |
over invented.

ever invented.
Combining every advantage which can be wish
ed for IN furnishing light. BY its use, a,psrson
can at any moment produce candle, equal IN So
dty and durability to any made by the 3D. eXpen-
sive and laborous method. The fbres oil the Wick,
in passing through the tube within the cylender
are drawn perfectly smooth, which not only pre-
vents the laring of the light, but also keeps the
candle from burning down the side.
This article is one which every house-keeper,
as we'll as all who study economy in the use Of
Ght should possess themselves OF, as it is simple,
convenient and economical, being sinpiy cardle-
stick, which makes lis own candles. II IS NOS t
ingeniously constructed, with reservoir for tai
low, lard or ether materials of which candles are
made {; also place 10 deposit the wick, boln Of
which by only turning screw, are forced mp IN
the form Of perfect candle, either in short or long
lengths, as may be desired, thus forming an end
less candle, by simply refIlirg the reservoir when
it shall have been exhausted. The reservoir holds
orc half pound of talnw, enough for four candles.
Candies can be made by using Drummond'S :
Patent Candle Maker, at less than ONE-llALF
the ordinary expense, the only outlay being Tor
tallGw or other substance. From lie experience
tf many families who have used tie Patent Candle
Maker, as we'll as the numerous tests to which 1t
has been subjected, we can place the Drunmond
ratcnt Candle Maker before the public as all a,'clc
which may always be depended on. With talr
usare it will never get out of order.
Sold by f. l. ZEMP, Agent for the District CT
kcrshaw.
Fob ii II
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OII.inary'S Notice.

Will be sold, before the Court House door in
Camden, on the first Monday in March next (t'e
;5:h dav) between the legal hours of sale, all the
personal property OF John Dear, formerly OF
Charleston, consisting Of four negroes, viz Dinah'
Charlotte, Tom and George, in order to effect a
division among The legal heirs, with the will an.
ueXed.
TERMS, credit until the first day of January
1850, with notes and approved security and mort
gage of the property; f. r the man George one-hit
cash.
JOHN t. JOY, o. X. D, and Admir-.
Feb I, 1910. u 4t
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PALMETTO HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, S. {

The undersigned wishes to inform the pubic
that he ms moved from the American Hotelto the
PALMETTO HousE, Opposite the State ll'use,)
which he has taken entirely on his own account
and where lie would be pie; sod 20 see his former
patrons, and all others who may be pleased to call
on him. And to those of his acquaintance he
would say, that they will be made not less com,
Portable than heretofore, and to strangers, call and
try the Palmetto House.
An Omnibus will always be kept in readiness
at the Rail Road Depot 10 convey passengers 10
this House.
Il. C. MARSHALL.
Jan. 10. 4 ~
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A fresh Supply.

The subscriber has just received a new supply
of superior Family Groceries, consisting of Loaf
lump crushed and brown Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Mo-
lasses, Rice, smoked Salmon, Mackare, Gin whole
and half barrels and kits) EIerrings, smoked Beef
sugar cured Hams, Irish Potatoes, Allspcc, Pepper
Ginger, Cheese, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow
Candles, and great variety of other articles, in
his line, all of which will be sold very low for cash.
Oct 81. A. E. ALLEN.
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nSettle Fairly, If you never Pay"

The subscriber hereby extends Cordial invita-
ton to all Of his fricn+s an patrons 10 who are
indebted to him to come forward and settle up
their accounts for the past and previous years.
To those who are indebted fer one or more years.
he would say that unless they come up and settle,
by "cash," note or some other satisfactory way,
1hcr will be called on by an attorney for liqnI-
Ga,on lie hopes this notice will supcrccdc tho
necessity of personal call on his friends, as he is
in great need Of the roo, Of evil, to enable him to
lessen some evils which are pressing him sorcIy.
Ian. Al J. II. McKAIN.