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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-08-06
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DIR, G.. wi. JACKSON.


At The German Medicine Store,
No. l2O ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
VIII eflectlially cure liver complaint, iaundce,
dyspepsia, chronic or nervous debility,
disease of'he kidneys, and all dis.
eases arising from dsordercd
liver stomach.
Such rs cnns paion inward piles. fnness OF blood to
the head acidly of the stomach Nausea. heartburn disgust
for fnod uness weight the stomach. erctaons,
sinking uering the PIT of tie stomach swimming Of
the head, hurried and difficult breathing. utterng at the
heart. choking sufirating sensations when in lying
posture, dmnes of vision, dots webs before the Sight,
fever and dull pain in the head deficiency of perspiraIon,
yeowness of the skin and eyes ran in the sde back,
chest limbs, &c. sudden nuses Of heat burning in the
esh consttan magnngs OF evil and great dep oil
spirits.
The genuine are entirely vegetable and free from al
chohoc stimulan syrup aloes rheuhab calonel acids,
and all mineral and injurious Ingredients they pleas
ant in and SMELL and mild in their operation, never
gripping giving any uneasnes, they give strength to the
Whole system whilst they drive from it disease They can
he administered the most delicate infant with perfect
safety.
READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE,
1t appeared in the leading German Journal of Phlade'
phIa the 'Pluadelpa Democrat" The Editor was per-
soaIly acvuanird will Dr. Hoofand and prizing The ser
vices of this great man lie could not quietly look upon the
of mposer, without apprzins the public o
approaching danger:
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Rs,,ore of Countprfsiis and Base limitations.

Bevare of CounteJeiis and Base limitations.
CAUTIoN-The subscribers are the only General
AGENTS in the Southem States for the sale OF this truly
valuable Pas,er and in order to prevent purchasers heS
imposed upon by counterfeit article, sold in tins CITY anu
elsewhere for the genune they invite particular aeh''o
TO tho following marks Of the genuine:
IL The genuine put up in smooth, engIne-tirned DOL
toned boxes not soldered in.
g The genuine has the engraved head oi Jew Daniu %
nm ibe directons aronnd the box with accompanying Re-
cord of Court, to z. Taylor, Rochester
SCOVlL e. MEAD,
@- l13 Chartres St, New Orleans.
Sole General Agents for TIE Southern States:
Sold nv J. r. Nckain Camden: a. Fitch. Columbia;
Hayiland Harrall d Co. and p. NJ Cohen Charleston;
Mausel Hall, Winnsborough. Caldwell d. James New
berry; Reedy g. Ruff, Ches,ervllle.
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DIR. CULLEN'S
NDIAN yEGETABLE PANACEA!

Tb;. Ms5;cne is ,RRxNrEp to be superior to any 9TH
or e ration of Sa rsaara IN the mord-has cured and
,s; cnr more cases of Scronla or kings Evil Consump
,;nn Rro,cbts Erysioelas Obstinate Iutuneous Eup.
uon I,H'oh' p,i' p;is rp;ng Worms and Truer. ScaiJ
Had Chronic IIlcers Mercural disease, Rheumatism,
g. mrja;n, Plantation of the Heart Dys.
peui ,c than any other medicine ever discovered and
@ = il ic hest niri6r of the blood ever offered to the
h,;c Read the certificate of Mr. Brooks and then send
r. r cent and get pamphlet containing just
,om
ISAAC BROUK,s. CASE!!
.o..., .,,, .,,>, .<D yoI- VIII saw THE HlLH
GU AM SEE nj" AM io' W." =,
We the undersigned having visited Mr. Isaac Brooks,
kr al the Office Of Messrs. Rnwand d. Walton 376 War
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A RESCUE 10 THE AFFLICTED.
THE CELEBRATED
Maa;i|AHH

certain rem .y, for All fixed pains in the Side Chest
Irins Back Bowels Mr.ces, rheumatism IN all s va
ricd forms, Nervous If5cu"'s Lung a'ia Liver I'm ,a
"paints Spinal Affections. Female Weaknesses etc ETC.
For the above complaints this plaster has no EouAI-
The great celebrity which it has already acquired hc o
ty in the old but in the new M"ria-te of 'gnr
inn have acquired for such reputation, that the pre-
prie,or has nut-uil recent, yheen able to supply null
the demand. ,,oo in
The sales throughout every city. town and village !"
the limited States. are without a parallel! .
circumstance not surprising, when the vast amount o
human suffering relieved by its Use is considered Ia St
nal defects the benefit usually is Of the Host Gerneo '
racter In Nervous Complaints, nineteen cases ou. y,
twenty readily yield - the penetrating stimuli. cmoineu
in this valuable preparation =, liz; os
In Rheumatism, either aclic chronic. the Claims vi
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been UNIVERSAL! I &c
knowledeed Those who are lahorins under weah
no matter from what cause the weakness ma! nS Is
na,e-syen f snch persons have been misguiueu III pc
yio,,s anr aos-im the Of the Hebrew fiisie uey
viii find the AFFECTED part suddenly restored to us orga
sounduess. l.os, $, ,,;,l
he fouud of great advantage II is particularly OH oe
mended to females who suffering from sudu1n Meu
ness or general debility In short embraces all tue VII
ines which the most scientific mind was capable oi c",f
ROUNDING from valuable substances found in the old world
and will be found entirely free from ihose oplec'lo'
which are q source of complaint VIII the huheou' Sf'
plasters now before the public
Where this Plaster is applied, pain eanno: eT'st.
These Pasters possess the advantage Of bcing put up IN
,,;abt hayes hence they retain their full virtues IN all
climates We have just received the following 'esuo
n;ai fom q Z, Seller an eminent lawyer in successful
nrac,ice in wilcox county Alabama. lie is gentleman
in high standing, and whose influence has grea'
weight; A.. ~, o, 1aaa
Messrs. Scovil & Mead: Gentlemen-EIavng been re-
ouested to state what has been of my experience
by the use of your Hebrew Plaster cieeruliy comP!
bybsaying thaI have found it to be as heretofore
mended an invaluable medicine different cases OF my
family have applied the Plaster TO chronG sores nors
and pains and has failed to afford instant rele
have also used it with good effect upon my own person
in the cure Of ulcers with which have been severely
afflicted Respectfully, etc
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MOORE & BELCHER

MOORE d BELCHEh
WILL promptly attend to all business commit
w ted to them as Receiving and Forwarding
Merchants They respectfully solicit that patron.
age which they promise to merit
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lew Dayid's or Hebrew Plaster,.

TIME most successful Pain Extractor ofthe pres
ent day; Leidy's Sarsaparilla Pills; Jayne's;
Ague Pills; Brandreth's, Peters Spencers Mof
fats, Gordon's, Keeler's, Roberts LEES and
Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills; Glove anodyne
Tooth Ache Drops Egyp6autC Chan,poo; Pastles de
Paris; English Tooth Brushes Hair: Brushes;
Buffalo, Horn and Ivory Combs; Perlmery; Gilt,
Toilet Bottles; China Inkstands, Paper, Pens, En-
veopes Sealing Wax, Waters, Mottos, &c, &c.,.
may always be had at &c .s
July 9 3: EEt we -! - SDEHAY'S.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES.
DR.. CuiieM's Indian Vegetable Pile

Isa Domestic Preparation, which has been used with en-
tir. success for many years Being Internal medicine,
it has decided preference outward applications, which
are but plaves, and curatives. Tins medicine acts
upon the diseased paris producing healthy action, and
prrmnnrnt cure--whrh warrant or refund the money
Wholesale and retail, by Rowand WALTON, propretors
81 n SIKH street, Pha., James X. ckain, Camden,
Rootwriobt and Mot Columbia. p. Cohen. Charleston.
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DIR. CULEES'S INDIAN VEGETA.
BILE REMEDY.
NO EIIRE NO PAY,

Read Physicians Opinions Of lis Virtues.
have prescribed the abovs Medicine in several cases o.
the effect has been strikngly benecia 80 much so ns to
induce me 10 continue such with much salts
faction 1t is generally agreeable to the taste OF patents
JOHN A. ELkINTON, NJ d.
No. l02 n. Fifth Street.
Philadelphia. June -, lSi5.
Ihaye prescribed DIR. Cullcns Kennedy many cases
of onorrlu and found il effect cure in very short
tme A. WAIT.SON. M ID.
Corner Twelfth and Shppensts.
Wholesale and retail by Rowand and Wa!nn proprle-
tors No II n Sixth street Phila., James X .McKain,
Camden Bou,wfght and Mot, Columbia, p NJ. Cohen,
Ch,rlcston
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.NaInilY Medicines.,

W7ISTAR'S Balsam; Towlnsendss Sarsaparil-
w la; Cherry Pectoral; Rowahd' Is Tome Nix
ture: Roche's Embrocation, for hopping scough;.:
Epping's Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight DR..
Aliens Compound, for the CURE Of DYspERsIA,.
&C.; together with every article, in the line, may
be had at z. J, DEltAf'S.Ss
The subscriber has just finished off a lot of Ma.
hogany Rocking Chairs in plush Also Sewing
Chairs in plush and hair; very neat articles and
a unusually low prices G. L.. CHATTEM.
Chimney Screens, - 4
NF beautiful patterns, with borders.to suit
~ For sale by A. YOUNG.
TUST received Southern Corn Shelers, Patent
81 Cutting Knives, and Wheat Cradles, by
june l5 e. w, BONNEY.
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this wonderful change.
PHILIP S. WHITE, Esq,
Rev. JoHy CHAMBERS,
Rev. A. ID. GILLETTE,
Rev.J. Il. NICHOLAS,
Rev. WM. URIE,
Rev. f.. kINChiD.
Rev. LEVI BRINK,
f. GULLIoN, 50.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-15

He Tecollects the sound, but was thrown sens
less on the floor and when he recovered his
senses he found himself on his back his knees
drawn up, and a beam just over his head;
but other timbers were SO close to him that
he was unable to rise up, but on turning his
head, he saw CLEAN of light, and, on
creeping on his hands and feet, he managed
to get out through a hole, just space enough
to admit his body. On crawling out, he OBJ
served a man likewise making his way out
the same Ma1 This proved to be Mr.. Can
field, belonging the -machipe shop. D
Several men of high Standing haHe given
Mr.. Chrissy the best character FOR Sail and,
care as an engineer. :N',
The building was owned by Harper g.
Brothers, and cost about SIS, 600. No insur-
ance, as the policy expired short time since.
In the machine department. there were tools
patterns and machinery, to the value of $50
600, on which there was an insurance of
$17 500. st. John, Burr & Co. were partial
ly insured Their loss is estimated at $12-
GOO or $4,000.
The most active exertions are going on to
remove the ruins. a vast pile of which is yet
undisturbed. Mr.. Matsel is experimenting
the labor. assisted by other officers.
The crowd is very great and the scene of
anxiety on the part Of friends and relatives
as each body is borne 10 the dead-housc, are
of the most heart-rending character.
The excitement around the scene of the
explosion is intense, and will continue all
day. 1t is hoped that the ruins will be en-
tirely removed before dark, and the long
agony of suspense thus be ended.
1t is impossible that any person can be
alive under the ruins The boy TindaI was
the last person rescued while living.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-15
The Convention.

By the bill passed last session of the Leg
stature, delegates will be elected at the re-
spective places of holding elections, to consti-
tute Convention for the purpose of altering
and amending the State Constitution, which
alterations or amendments are afterward to
be submitted to a vote of the people for ap-
prevail or rejection. We regret that the time
of this election should thus have been fixed at
the usual time for the election of members of
the Legislature, as politics and political feel
ings will be more likely to operate in the Sc
lection of candidates for the convention. Pol
itics 81 aid so Tar as possible, be utterly
throw. lie in the question of who is to he
our DeIc ate to the Convention. This Del
egate should be man fully acquainted with
the Constitution as it is, and with that knowl-
edge, Judgment and discretion, which alNne
can tell him what the new Constitution
should be. We want no man who is popular
for his buffoonery or ignorance alone, and who
stands among his fellows and receives their
support as kind of miserable political jest
There is work at this Convention, upon the
faithful and iudicious execution of which
must rest much of oGr States future prosper
ity. If there be any time in the history Of a
State, when all the wisdom and experience
and judgment of its citizens, are demanded
for the continuance of its'prosperity, and the
placing of that prosperity on a sure founda-
ton, it is when they are called upon to remod
ell the Constitution of that State. Therefore
it becomes US to send out one from our midst
who has all the proper qualifications deman-
ded IN Delegate to so important Conven-
ton.
We do not think it yet tine to agitate the
question, as to who this man shall be. At the
proper time, a county Convention will be
called, and we hope without respect to party,
and upon their votes let this question rest
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s.sownre Of the vidders.,,

One of our popular steamboat Captains,
an old bachelor and first rate one, lately had
a lady passenger on his beat, who having
been placed by friend under his especial
care, called for all the attentions he could
bestow, which were not a bitthe more freely
given. as he is a gallant man, because she
wds widow and very good locking. She
was young, and dressed in half m,urning.-
A lady relative of the Captains informed him
that the young widow, was laboriny under
the idea that she had captivated him, which
wes capture, the Captain would no alto
gether acknowledge, yet the idea was good
enough he thought to be encouraged. He
determined to ascertain if the other patty
were in a similar situation, so at the close of
an evenings chat, he drew near to the sul-
iect, and with the intention of ascertainine
the condition of her feelings toward anothe
marriage. As she is in second mourning
thought he, her husband must have been j.
his grave the proper time anyhow. But d
this was an important part of the matter, ant
the Captain candid mar, lie at once asket
her how long her husband had been dead
This did not seem to be altogether a.pleas
ant question, but she at last with little con
fusion but equal candor, answered:
He has been dead. sir, about seven O
eight months. That is. about nine month
ago he started to California, and the phys
clan said before he started, that he had tn
consumption, and could not possibly live owe
two months. | have not heard from hiI
since "
The Captain withdrew his CLAIMS and hin
self. as he felt himself Immediately called
the deck on duty.
AS the above is literally true we say in tn
words of Samuel Weller, SENIOR beware
the vidders'
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vALENrrNEs.-The Valentines were fl,

VALENTINEs.-The Valentines were fly
ing about at great rate yesterday. We
acknowledge the receipt of fifteen, of all
grades of beauty and wit Some aroused
our curiosity to the highest notch. Bless US,
how we should like to be able to classify the
fair Valentines, and know who sent US this
beautiful and complimentary paper Of silver
ed words, and that precious piece of wit and
satire-these sketches of fancy and poetry,
and those pictures of doLkies with other per-
sonal illusions.
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DIApoL1cAL MURDER.-A correspondent of
the Eddyville Telegraph, writing from Mari
on. Crittendep county, KY, gives an account
of two horrible murders committed in that
vicinity on the goth uIt by fend in human
form named Vim. T. Wallingford on his wife
and child. She had been confined but few
DAVIS when he dragged her from her bed and
slammed her to death. The infant he starv-
ed to death. not allowing it to be nursed by
;ts mother or any one else from the time it was
horn The writer says these facts were
ELECTED before the coroner's inquest. The
monster made his escape. He was pursued
to woodward on the Ohio river, where he
in safety took a boat up the river.
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A Row.-A small speclman of riot took
place on the wharf in front of the Verandah
Exchange, on Wednesday afternoon. No
body much hurt, but some badly frightened.
The fuss commenced between a Mate and
Pilot, and the fight gradually extended over
a pretty large crowd. Brick-hats flew furi-
ousIy fora time, but the disturbance finally
ceased without many bones being broken
Two of the principal causes" were arrest
ed and fined.
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Bile HarIr1onTsts.

Lloyd's cebrated band of Harmonists has
arrived, and i'll give an exhibition tonight
at the Exchaye Hotel. This Band is one
OF the best inle country, and we are sure
this city has ner been visited by its superior.
Several OF Incest performers we ever met
are in this Ban, Go and hear them, as their
performances wbe rich.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
the will annexed on the estate of Henry Whetsane
late OF Vanderburgh county and State of Indiaua
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make Immediate payment and those
having claims against the same are requ ested to
present them duly authenticated for settlement;
the said estate is supposed to be solvent
January 23th, 1850. BRACKET MILLS,
tebl5 3w Adninisrators
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
YaInahIe Farm.

TINE undersigned Administrator of Martin Mill
L err, deceased, by virtue of an order OF the Pro-
bate Court OF Vanderburgh county, Indiana. will
sell at public auction the court house door in the
city of Evansville, on the 10th day of March. A. D.
1850; the half OF the eqr of sec no 10 in town.
ship no 10 west containing so acres, in Knight
township, with 90 acres cleared and a good frame
house.
Terms of sale, one-third cash-one third in six
months and one third in twelve months from day
of sale-the purchaser giving notes with approved
security and waving valuation laws.
fepl53w IRA z. GRANGER, Admir-
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% We issue this slip in place OF to-moF-
rows paper, which, with indisposition OF hands
and extra job work, we are unable to get out
The Editor should have said " with the IN
disposition of hand and an extra job" lie
signifies, however, he is making preparations
to buy new material, &c. He is determined
not to be run out by the Advertisers.
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- Sanders persistnhis SANDER of Hon.
w. }. Brown, evidently on the principle that
he believes /" a lie well lck to is as GOOD as
the truth. - Democra
We would stick to Huington month, if
we thought he could be IDEAS good as the
truth.
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LL0YD'S SABLE HARMONISTS!
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY!
AT THE BALL ROOM OF THE
EXCEIA NGE TJOTEI

AT THE BALL ROOM OF THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
This Celebrated Troupe. consisting of tho.
Il following talented Performers who, either.
singly or in conjunction, challenge the world:
Messrs. C. G.. SEGUIN
B. FERDINAND
w r. BELMONT.
w. G.. FISH
G. W. WHITE,
the great Shakespeare Negro
Most respectfully announce to the citizens of
Evansville that they intend giving one of their
fashionable and unique Soirees at the Ball Room
of the Exchange Hotel on this
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. Is, 1850.
WIN. II. LLOYD, Manager.
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OREGoN.-The Oregon was here yester-
day from Louisville, and took on large
amount of freight at this place. Mr.. Lyons,
of the Saloon, has our thanks for full files OF
Louisville papers.
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TnE RIvER.-he river was on stand
yesterday at thisoint. At Louisville on
Wednesday, recetg with s feet in channel
and IL feet lnchen Canal.
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HIGHLANDER.--The Hhhnder arrived
at Evansville on Wednesd, with a large
freight for the Wabash fir CINCINNATI
We thank the officers for fufes of I,ouis-
vile and Cincinnati papers.
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AZ The Advertiser talks good deal
about " unblushing falsehoods." An editor
is very apt to talk about that with which he
is most familiar.
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Dz-More snow yesterday afternoon, and
some rain. As variety is said to be the spice
of life, we should like to see little sunshine.
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FOR SALE.

- A NEW two-story Frame lose on Clark
ID street, Texas. The house is %insnrsd and
occupied by good tenants. Al to
febl3 dim N HUGO.
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IFLet the slanded take comfort, it is
only at the fruit treehieves throw stones.
DeBlOcrLt.
Quit throwing dorpks at us. YOU rascal.