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IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTlCS.

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Cotincil Chamber, April2O.
NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby notified and cautioned
N. not 10 trade for Or receive note given by me
to Nelson Newman bearer for fty.ive dollars, da
ted the 18th january, 1858, and payable the LIST of
january, 1854, with interest from the date The
consideration Of the note having failed entirely,
ROBERT PHILLIPS.
April %. II st.
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TLycc Hundred Dollars Reward.

WILL be paid for the apprehension and delivery
w to the Jail of Kershaw District of HIRAM, ne
gro man, the property of L. w. r. Blair, fugitive
from justice, who stands indicted for the murder OF
Mrs. Jane D. Young committed on Friday, llth inst.
Said negro is about five feet or 10 inches high, thick
set, has heavy eyebrows with small eyes, holds his
on the back of his hand from burn with scar run.
ming through it caused by cut from, knife. He is
about thirty five years Of age and is quick spoken
and intelligent. o
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TIlE subscriber having purchased the above cstab-
/. ,ishment hereby notifies his friends and the pub.
lie generally that he will spare pains or expense to
render those who may call upon him comfortable. His
Tables will be supplied with the best the market will
afford The Bar will be furnished With the best of Ii.
ouors-and his stables with good ostc-s and proven
der Call and see for yourselves.
JOHN HARRISON.
Colrmbio March Q IL 2n.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TIME subscriber has removed to the Store lately
l. occupied by Mr. C. Matheson, on the corner of
Broad and York Streets, and is now receiving his
SUPPLY of SPRING GOODS, which, in addition to his
former stock, makes his assortment very complete.
He would be happy to see his old friends and Gus
toners at the "NEW ISTIND,' where he hopes to
entertain them by showing them pretty Goods. and
selling them great bargains For particulars .scc
small bills" l.. W. DONNE1.
March 20 l3f
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NOTICE.

rINIIE Town Council of Camden are desirous OF
i hiring by the month, ten or twelve able bodied
hands to work OIL the streets and bitches in the town
of Camden. Liberal wages will be paid for the
same All applications to be made to either OF the
Town Council or to the Town Marshal
BY order Of Council,
L. W. BALLARD, Marshal.
Hn,irnl Hl,nnnl,nr Anril %
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Old Wines.
I CASE Old Hook Wine,
l. l " Fleur dc Roza Wine
G Baskets lIeidsck Champagne,
l Cask Old Sherry Wine,
do do Madeira do.
do Champagne Cider,
l do Old Port Wine,
l do Holland Gin, genuine"
Case Superior Wine Bitters.
Just received and for sale low by
May 24-2l "! G. MOORE.
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HI EOuity-KerslIayV.

Thomas Fraser and wife vs.. W. II. Holleyman ct al.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Wiley F. Hol-
i leyman, one of the Defendants in this case re
sides out of the State it is ordered molten of T.
B. Fraser, Solicitor for Complainant, that he do ap-
pear and plead, answer or demur to tho Complan'
ants Bill of complaint within three months from pub
lcation of this rule, or falling to do so order pro
confcsso will be entered against him.
W. H. r. WORKMAN, C. END.
April 5, 1863. ISL SIN
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CARRIAGES. J, ss
At the Old Stand Of S. & j., GiIbetfs

G & j.. ". GILBERT continue the CARRIAGIfs
-. BUSINESS at the above stand, Nos So and 40
Wentworth street, where they will be pleased to ez..
hibt to their old friends ana customers very cStc
sive stock Of VEHICLES, comprising those'of their
own manufacture, together with tho various other
styles usually found in this market. Their long ace
quaihtahce with this market as manufacturers and
dealers will enable them to offer great inducements TO-
purchasers. botl iilstylcs and prices 80. ..sss
Charleston, Aug20. CT fTYsE If y.
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WILLIAM TARVER,
,-n ,n.-rn ANTI r1Dr,NJ cnr1

WILLIAM TARVER,
CABINET MAKER AND UPHoLsTERER
- ESpECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Camden
IL and its vicinity, that he has located himself one
door above Mr. P F. Vilepigue's store where he in
tends carrying the Cabinet making business in all
its various branches
Furniture repaired, polished and putin complete
order.
All orders executed with neatness and despatch.
Funerals furnshcdat the shortest notice.
April 5-lJtt ". TARVER.
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School Notice.

MISS E. c. ARMSTRONG will open tho Female
UI Academy on the first Monday in June. She
comes well recommended as Teacher, by persons
competent to judge
Offers for the purchase of either of the Brick Build
ings On the Academy Lot will be received by
JNO: NJ. DESAUSSURE, Presnt.
May 24-2t
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SELLING OFF!
$4,000 WORTH OF DRYGOODS.
HAVING made arrangements to leave Camden in
IL July next, l now offer my stock OF
New and FASH enable Dry Goods
AT COST FOR CASH.
very considerable portion having been purchased
in New York few weeks ago. the stock will be
found as fresh and attractive as usual. Having only
TWO MONTHS to dispose of the Goods, GREAT IN
JUDGEMENTS will be offered.
B"Early calls arc earnestly reqdested as must
positively leave at the time stated. .,-
May 10. 10
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Hens Goods.

LNANCY colored 6.4 Tweeds, French Summer Cas-
i smere Italian Cloth. Drap Etc, beached, brown
and colored Drills Marscillcs and Silk Vestings Silk,
Muslin and Silk and Linen Cravats, Stocks, Fancy
Ties Gloves, Shirts Collars, Hats, &C.
March 90 MCDONALD T. COOPER.
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Columbia: March 0
s5Ess E5ss EsSss - E5sas .s2 ssk A


NN and after this date the Passenger and Mail
" Train will rln once week, say WEDNESDAY,,
twice day, from the Junction to Camden and back;
connecting at the Junction with the Night Passenger
and freight Express Trains from Charleston at o'clock
A. NJ and bring up Passengers and light freight Stock
Poultry Eggs, Fruit and other light articles will be
received at the Camden Passenger Depot, on Wednes:
days, at 10 o'clock A. b., and connect with the night
Express Train down from Columbia. 1t will be ne
for shippers of stock to give three Of four days
notice, that cars may be provided for them.
The Train will run directly through to Columbia
nd back on Friday--one day only.
Schedule of Running Time.
FIRST or MORNING TRAIN.
Leave Camden at ~ hl.
Arrive mt Junction at. ............... i40
Arrive ut Canlttcn. .lo.fo
SECOND, OR Midday TRAIN, on WEDNESDAY.
Leave Camden ut ........... IL. 80 4. NJ.
Arrive at Junction NJ. ................ 2i0 T. NJ
Leave Junction at. ......... 243
Arrive at Camden at .....,.... 0.l0
n. D. BAXLEY, Agent.
Jan Is
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SODA Or MINERAL WATER.

HAVING procured NEW and very complete ap-
Ii parattts tor MANUFACTURING and BoTTLIHG Sep4s
br MINERAL WATER, tile subscriber is now ready to
nish Lemon SODA and SiRsiPAHnLA in any tt,uaisfir
to those WHO deal In the Article. 8 80 !
Country Merchants Hotels. Restaurants ana anis
lies, can Le supplied at tie shortest notice -
. Terms CASH. FRANCIS l. ZENfP. -
April l2 rs IF :
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MISS c. Il. RAPEs.

RECENTLY. FROM, COLUMBIA -. ?: Sesss5 -;
9GS leave to inform the Ladies ofCan.dtn andsits
- vicinity thatshe las established herst at stngs
den where She &ftake pleasure in doing; OIL Wolk
the line Uf .SfILLINERI AND DDREsS7zlAKlEfsSs DREzltAKlEs
Being cxperibnech in her bilsiiessi she fecls
she can make a work left III her 1iadsip tie'neateE
manner, and iii the most fasbionatles She lep
lie patronage ~ :s.ss :sssss
She may be found at the Store one door syufIi
the Masonic Lodge. -, r'.4- ~
sSy Bonnets and Hats blc.Gied in superb fnolea
so as to give them the appearance Of. new ness.
April u. 80 Is 49, s:zss5
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JACKSON HOUSE,

rs NOW OPEN for the reception of Travellers and
i Borders. 1t is located door North Of fMessrs
Shaw 4 Austin's large Grocery Store, and opposite
the Charlotte and Camden Stage office. His charges
will he moderate. TEOS BOONE.
May 10. ~.
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BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS AT COST.
THE subscriber having determined to close this
Il branch of his business, offers his large and well
selected stock Of Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods at
Cost, either at Wholesale or retail.
To one wishing to commence business this offers
rare opportunity TO an approved purchaser the
terms will be very liberal.
B. W. CHAMBERS
Camden, May II. 20 If
cY-Thc Lancaster Ledger, Darlington Flag and
Sumter Banner will insert one month.
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KirkWOod House for Sale or Rent.
A DWELLING with ten Rooms, newly finished,
n with Kitchen, three servants Rooms and Stables
attached. }. b. +. BOONE.
May 3l-22U
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/" Look Outw

"LoOk Out!''
On rather look in as you pass by ION either side )?
" walk in ask for your account for last year, and
settle up. My engagements during the next month
are pressing, and want what you owe me to meet
them with The next application may reach youtrom
a different source. H. J. DELAY.
May 24-2ltf
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Ladies' Water-Cure Establishment
AT COLUMBIA, s. c.,

II EPT by DIR. EDWARD RILEY and LADY.
IL For the Cure and Reliefof Amenorrh9a, Dysme
ncrrhoca Prolapsus Uteri, Fluor Albus, Barrenness
from early marriage, and Nervous Prostration &C.;
Diseases Eyes Ears and Nose; Throat and Chest
Complants-Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. Diseases of the
Liver Spleen, Stomach and Bowels; Dyspepsia, Con-
stpation, Piles Rheumatism, Gout Paralysis, Neu-
ralga and Nervous Complaints generally; Canccrous
Com plants and Old Ulcers all Diseases of the Skin
Erysipelas Scald Head of Children letter. Scrofua
st. Nitus Dance; Dropsics Sick Headache.
This Establishment is open for the reception OF
Ladies' where all their diseases chronic or acute will
receive devoted attention.
Gentlemen can only be admitted for treatment in
cases where their wives patients No small Chill
dren can bc accommodated save those brought or the
cure.
Those who prefer bringing their servants do SO
free of charge provided they attend to the baths and
chambers Of their respective ow.crs, and observe
strictly the regulations of the house.
Each Lady will have a separate room, with the conf
fots ofhome.
For an entire outfit, with board and treatment per
month, from SIS to 500 will be required always in
advance
No patient can BE- received for the cure Of chronic
affections for less than two months
GENTLEMEN with their servants) from distance
will be accommodated with board and lodging in the
vicinity of the establishment convenient to their bath
Louise and will be charged S75 in advance for months
treatment, exclusive Of their outfit. All communica-
tions from Ladies to be directed to Mrs R. H. RILEY;
those from Gentlemen to DR. EDWARD RILEY, Colum-
bia S. c. April 12-l5tf
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Timby's Union Water Wheel. ~

Timby's Union Water Wheel.
WILL1AAfM N. SANDERS agent fot'Kersbaw and
w Sumter Districts
This Wheel is aPpicablesto all lkindsiof machinery
requiring water power, the most sinpl and power.
full, and requires less water than any Wheel ID ea.s
te1ce. and has the advantages Of working entirely
submerged. - ~ - NssS2t's
These Wheels may be seen III operation at the A.
gents mills fourteen miles below Camden, who will
also superintend putting tbeih, if required Of lie
may be addressed ut Boy ykihs Depot IS. C.. g
April le. IL l2m -
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Sesars! Segars!! Scgars!!!
TUST received, fresh supply of SEGARS, some
q with short names and some with long ones. ALI
to be sold for cash, if l can get it.
May 90. JAMES McE"EN.
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Hams.
1000 Pounds superior BACON HAMS. For
lUUO sale by w. c. MOORE.
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Notice.
A IL persons indebted to the Estate Of William D.
n Mcdowell, of Flat Rock, Kershaw District, de-
ceased are reqdesed to make payment and all having
demands or claims against the said Estate will present
them paopcrly attested to the subscribers.
$S4Sf \: !. { {: s?p5SSSE .SpSS$Si S;SSsn1n Hs''
May 3l-22 st
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Pure White Lead.

Pure WhItC LciN.
A LARGE and fresh supply of Iiarrson's extra
n Quality Paror Lead, Chrome Green, ground and
dry; Linseed Oil; Spirits Turpentne, DC. DC. Just
received at T. ). DElAl.H.
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LOST,
ON the road between Camden and Krkwood
" SMALL BRASS KETTLE The finder will be suita-
bly, rewarded by leaving the same at this Office.
May 81, 1853.
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L. o. O. F.-KershaVv Lodge, No. o.
TJNHE Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held
i at their Hall, on Friday Evening, at o'clock.
D. r. KENNEDY. Secretary.
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EORSaLE:

WAGoN Brides, Of inily own nlanufacture, ono
w warranted to last as lohg DIS two Of Northern
make. Also,
Trace chains Of various qualities for, sale low for
cash. FJOAKS
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Soda Water and Icc,,
HEAD QUARTERS,

II Nav 3. J. A. scHRoCK.
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COLUMRIA HOTEL.

Camden, S. c., Feb. %, 1853.
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r AIDES KID GLOVES Handsome Fans, French
IL Embroideries, Linen Hdkfs. boilers, Table Ihs
ems Linen Shectiny &C., now opening at. Z. "a
March 90 BONNNYS. -
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A LOT Of fine Guava JELLY, just received sna
IA low for casl,by B. w. CHAMBERS ~
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TO Kent. ,,s-s -F4;.3ss
TNHE Store formerly occupiedby the subscriber will
u be pat in first rate order and rented on good
tettifs: Possession giveh Oh the lst July next.
April 49,: E.. W. B0NEEY8. Z
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servants rooms are as comfortable as the best state
rooms III ordinary baatss They are attached to
what is altogether novelty the Ohio=river-
boats-the nursery This nursery is Ioney ofItheI
most n at and Yenient we have ever seen The
guards around ii are protected by lhttice work., 50
that children secured from all DANGER 'saf ,,t
Our Wheeling friends will be astonished TO see
boat 30S feet long, with everything in proportion,
approaching their wharf, one of the line that is
to unite the two cities. No line of SO much IN
porance TO the two cities has ever before been es-
tablished. new era in trade is opened. This
line deserves the patronage of the citizens of Louis
vile, and we are sure the patronage will be given.
The merchants oil Baltimore will see that the peo-
pie. OF the West are earn. ST. and they haye
nothing to do but meet them in the same spirit,
Baltimore has 1t inher powerto create such trade
with the West as she has nereryet dreamed of. 4
portion of the immense business whiehhas hithetto
been carried OH by New York may now be done by
Baltimore If her citizens show the liberality which,
from their character, is expected. Their lberality
will be responded to in the most jealous manner by
the citizens of the South and West. no g,.E1 VI
. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company are
now prepared to forward small amounts Of freight.
BY the first ofMarch, any quantity of freight may
be forwarded by this line. G ;NNl l',aAE-iI''
The reade. will find below h letter of Captain
MaSon returning thanks for beautiful piano forte,
which has been presented to the Falls City byso
of the citizens of Louisville. Capt. Mason is a
man whom no one that knows him fails 10 esteem.
He lisa mason that will build up reputation, as ,
commander, OF the most lasting kind The first
clerk, Mr.! Getz, is a gentleman of such urbanity
and sobriey of department, and Of such capacity in
business, that if he gets his deserts man will be
more popular than MI Getz. Mr.. Wnh Cecil off
.ciateS as second clerk. " " 80 tt!a! ri q
We give the dimensions below as follows: ,g,, 10
- Hull by Murray q GayT-Lengthi on deck 30S
feet, breadth of beam136 feet, and depth of hold
feet 10 inches. Wheels-Diameter 81 feet 6 inchEg
es, length of buckets 70 feet 10 Maohneryby Roach
d Long, powerful engines, 9ifeet stroke, and
OFFENDERS 80 inches in diameter; s boilers % feet
long and 46 inches in diameter, with nnes eaeh.
Cabin by H. McClarau & Co.; painting by John
Briner; blacksmthng byA. Baker; block and tackle
by r. Smith; furniture BY John ilnm furnishings,
&c, by Bent, Duva1l & Co.; upholstery by HIDE
yinny; and the rich toned bell by VIM. Kaye. q
We understand that many Of her state rooms
have been already engaged. We advise travellers
to make early applications. She starts at O clock
positively, as promptneSs is Capt. Mason's watch a
word. SHE will not receive any freight after L.
O'Clock. - 80 .fEr.4 TO-
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srEAnEEn ..FA1Ls Crr,rv Feb. 9Th. 1855

H.. $50
Capt. Samuel Mason o.. #a-t.''- .-r, .... .. fl
oa DEAR SIR:-Being about to terminate, to US, an
exceedingly pleasant voyage from the city of Lou
tsville, KY, to Wheeling, Va, and the first trip of
the pioneer steamer OF the "Union Line,'' IN con
necton with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
would beg leave most respectfully to say, that we
cannot take leave of your elegant steamer and her
officers, without expressing our high appreciation
of the kind and unremtting attention received by
byus, during our sojourn, and would return our
warmest thanks-and at the same time, take pleas
ure in recommending TO the most favorable consid-
Grafton Of the trading and shipping community,
your new, splendid and capacious steamer, "FalIs
City, and her; officers, as every way worthy the
most liberal patronage and feeling every confidence
that itvil be only necessary for travellers to be
made acquainted with the merits Of the boat and
officers, to insure their appreciation atd warmest
-encomiums. s. -.E.. -l 80 80 .s- ~ 90
We shall take the liberty of publishing the fore
going in the Baltimore, Wheeling, Cincinnati and
Louisville papers. in the hope that, by SO doing,
we may advance the interest of the ..U Mon Line
D. I'M. -
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DEATHS.

,DlED-on Thursday the 10Th inst. miss ELIZA JAM,
daughter Patrick Crawley, Esq, this Lty aged 2S
years and months, 81 ii7F II, ~" '1 I. - - ~.
S5rht funeral will take Place from The residence
sther on itlr street, Saturday morning. Inst
at O'Clock The friends of the family requested
attend - XIX i -" @ s't ~, . 70
We regret TO announce thu death o. this amabc lady,
known only to be esteemed and respected Her
add to the bereavement OF her family, who yet mourn
ed another daughter. few months SINCE a1f.
ta "Hsve ye not met ere now? So let those trust
+ a Who meet for moments but TO part for years.
weep, wate,pray to hold back dust from dust,
Who love where love iE but fount OF tears''a -s1r
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Blythe National Line. ,
fELke kArneb Kras 0 5 q SFsLLls &c
: CoNGRESsIoNALa7a

90 2Il y T.lI'. Ia'|. WAstrSGroN Feb TO- aIl
.s SENATE: Session occupied in debating the Tex
as debt bill (which as proposed to be amended au-
thorlzlng tile issue of eight and third millions
OF per cent. bonds payable in 90 years, paid TO-
the creditors and holders of the bonds OF Texas
secured by pledge ofrevenue arising from imports
The debate was carried on by Messrs. Peatse,
Hunter and Houston. ~ ' $50 70
HousE,-The bill establishing the Territorial
Government Of Washington in Oregon was pass-'
ed.duE all 10 ialu9H 71i' 1lnysr-, 'aJ:IIs tltf -,
,a2 A bill establishing the Territory Of Columbia,
was proposed and debated. A motion was mate
TO change the: name to w ashngton which carried
"a The Nebraska Territorial bill, was considered in
committee Of the whole, .,... 80 TT. ..-aa