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THE MOULTRfE HOUSE.
SULLIEAN'S ISLAND.

rTNHE subscriber begs respectfully 10 inform his nu
Il merous friends and the public generally, that he
has taken lease Of this delightful resort, which hes
will open for the reception of visitors between the.
22d inst. and the lst July next.
The subscriber is now engaged in proctirihg new
furniture, &c. of the most elegant description, and s
determined to spare no expense render this Estab-
lshment one OF the most agreeable and desirable
Summer Residences in the United States,
The Moutrie House can accommodate t~o hundreds
guests, and is pleasantly situated, fronting an
within q few yards Of the ocean, the invgoratings
breezes from which prove equally beneficial to thu
seeker for health or pleasure.
gOf amusetnents there will be no defciehcy Bill.
lard Tables, and 8 Bowling Saloons being on the
premises in addition to which Horses and Carriages
can be procured at any moment in the immediate vi
cinity of the House, thus enabling visitors to avail
themselves CT the delightful rides and drives that the
magnificent Beach affords Boats also. for the convr.
nience of Fishing Parties can always he obtained
The Table will be supplied with every decacy that
the markets of New.York Havana, Key West and
Charleston furnish and the Bar will contain none
but the choicest Liquors. 3
The Subscribers long experience in the business
justfes him in saying in conclusiot that nothing will
be left undone his part for the comfort and gra
cation of his visitors and his chief has been to
procure assistants and servants who be depended
upon.
TlIos s. NICKERsoS.
June % st.
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,ion, and in this connection Mr.. Marcy remarks ::
"Thc correspondence between the government
and the legations of the United States must be
guarded with utmost secrecy even as le,''es to
our own citizens. 70 submit it to the cxamina'
ton ota foreigner will as an indi>cre'on in the
offender, demanding Immediate deprivation of
Office. The first duty of Il suIjsct is considered
to be fidelity to his sovereign. Foreign clerks
NAV Justly be regarded as unsafe repositories Of
the secrets of our diplomacy in the legation rev.
eIatiou of our secret State papers may occur in
subject, and require the strict observance OF tie
above Instructions"
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Copartnership Notice.

TIME undersigned having entered into Copartncr-
4 ship in the City Of Charleston under the name
and Arm of CHAMBERS, CHlSOLM MOORE, for
the purpose Of transactng a general FAcroAGE AND
Commission BUSINESS respectfully tender their
to their friends acquaiuanccs, and the pablo gcner.
allv for the selling of Cotton, or the purchasing OF
Goods of any description.
Any or all of the products or manufactured articles
of the country will be received upon consignment dis
posei' of promptly, and to the best advantage At
such times as there may be only limited demand for
an article consigned to them market will be found
where it will command its value.
The receiving and forwarding Of Goods will also
have their prompt attention
Every exert ton will be used to conduct all business
entrusted to their care in such manner as to make
il mutually profitable and agreeable.
Liberal advances upon ConSgnments will be made
From their long experience in business and general
aconaintanco with the wants and desires OF the people,
with pledge to devote their entire time and skill to
the business they hatter themselves that they will DC
enabled to give entire satisfaction.
A share OF patronage is respectfully solicited
B. W. CHAMBERS,
HENRY L. CHIS0LM,
". G. MOORE.
July 9TH, 1888. N-N
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P:ospEcrs OF WAR-A recent correspon-
dence of Ion in the Baltimore San, takes the fol-
lowing view of some of the most plausible Cay
sus Jelh at present existing both abroad and at
home:
Advices received bv mercantile houses IN bos-
ton and New York, from their European cores
non leuts, 90 to show that there Is no probability
of a. war between Russia aud Turkey, or any
other war, notwithstanding the signs of the
times. 1t is said, also, to be the opinion OF the
Cabinet at Washington, as derived from their
European advccs, that war will not occur. In
fine, WARM Europe at present is generally con-
sidercd to be, to use the words of one OF her
statesmen, "au impossibiEty.'
The rumored alliance betwccn Spain and
Santa Anna, is so far improbable that we can
get no war out of that. great deal IS to be
made however, out of Uncle Tom CaJin'sm and
it IS already declared, in at least semi-officlal
quarters, That in that new demand turks causus
5clI. II we consider the Stafford House concern
as the British government, and remark upon
the sympathies between the lady monarch and
the lady agtators, we must admit that, at oeSt'
.'war is inevitable"
The demonstrations in favor Of Mrs. Uncle
Tom. added to the rumors Of British designs for
the abolition Of slavery in Cuba, are already con-
sidercd ;,s an adequate justification OF the pro-
position tor cur government to take the inltla-
tive in the war impcndng, by the immediate
seizure Of Cuba
The Fishery question is, after all, the nearest
chance for war at present, and it we cannot get
it out of Tom Cabin, we may get 1t ont OF Tom
Cod.
The American fishing vessels have gone out
well armed and we'll manned, and II great num-
Der are to follow during the next month. They
will resist what they consider the aggress'onS,
and hare no doubt they will construe the COLI
vention Of 1918 to mean that they may, as here
tofore, fish where they please A single fishery
vessel may not undertake to resist ship OF the
line or even an armed cruizcr. but Il number pt
them combined may be able to make rclrIsa!S
both ashore and at sea: and tLii, rs learn from
good AUTHORITY, it is their purpose to 90.
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N office.

NOtHCC.
To the Stockholders Of the South Cdrolina Roil-
road Company and Of the Southeastern RaH-
road Bank.
THE following resolution, adopted at the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the above Institution,
held IN Charleston 9th February, 1853 is hereby pub
lished in accordance with It's requirement:
Resoleed That all Proxies given previous to the An
nrn Meeting of 1858 be abrogaled and sealed up in
common package and left deposited in the Southwest
ern Railroad Bank; and that notice be given to the
public prints by the Secretary that new proxies will be
reonired hereaner J. r EMORY,
iuIv o7-tf Secretary.
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HEAD QUARTERS,
MILFORD, 22nd June, 1853.


ORDER No
A BOARD of Officers to consist Of Major General
~ John Buchannon President
Bigader General S. r. Chandler,
Colonel r. Anderson, Members
W. J. Taylor,
Tho. +. Baker,
It. E;ct colp"T @ Srasn j. B. ke'sh"" surernumcrarics
CAPTAIN w. II. r. Workman, Recorder will convene
at Camden en- Monday the 18th July next, to decide
on the legality and validity of Brigadier General j.
W Bakeneys election the 22nd Of April last to the
office of Major General of the 4th Division Of South
Carolina Militia, protest having been entered against
his being commissioned.
By order Of the Con,mander.in' Chief,
j. W. CANTEY,
Adj. and lnsp. Gen.
The papers of the 4,k Division will copy until the
sitting of the Board.
.Iuuc 2S.
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THOMAS WILSON,
BOOTMAKER, CAMDEN. s. c.
MIR. SOIIER

xx7t1,L remain in Camden for few days. During
w his STAY he will open q Room over the POST
OFFICE. for the purpose Of taking DAGUERREoTYPEs.
and will be happy to wait on those who may favor him
with call. .,
Thankful for ,hcliberal patronage which ho received
during his previous visit to this place. he would still
solicit continuance Of the same.
At his room will be found large collection OF speci.
mems, among which is Dasuerreotypeo oil Mr. Calhoun
ono Of Jenny Lind and one of Robt. Burns
Ikenesscs taken OF sick or deceased persons at their
residence.
Instructions given in the art and apparatus furnish
cd if desired
N,y = 20
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To the Physicians Of the Stale Of
SGsu1Hs G3rOiilil. -

NXTOLFES CELEBRATED SCIIIEDAM AROMA.
w TIC notwithstanding it unnecrssir, TO
remind any regular member Of the Medical profession
of the established medical properties OF pure Holland
Gin in many diseases of dropsca tendency respect
fully invite YOUR examination to very superior artl-
cle manufactured by myself exclusively, at Schiedan
in Holland by process peculiar to my own factory
1t is favored and medcaed, not by the common harsh
berry but 10y the choice botanical variety OF the al o.
matte Italian Juniper Berry, whose more vinous ex-
tract is distilled and reefed with its sprituous SOL
vent and thus becomes concentrated tincture of eX
usite flavor and aroma, altogether transcendent i'll
its cordial and medicinal properties, to any Holland
Gin heretofore known.
Amid the influx of inferior Installations with which
the market is now flooded, physicians find no little
difficulty in procuring good and pure Gin, which
they can prescribe with confidence in its beneficial
effects AS an importer of twenty years standing
in the city of New ,rk, and possessing matured
expeI ience in the manufacture Of lloLLASD GIS espe
cially beg to submit to your attention my AROMA
TIC SCHlEDAM SCHNApPs, as one which cannot
fail to realize your utmost expectations and shall
be happy to forward you little of it, free of charges
in answer to letter intimatng your readiness to
cept it.
1t is now scarcely year since have prepared
and distributed my ScuEpAM GIS exclusively for
medical purposes yet within that brief period have
received numerous letters, both from physicians and
patients testying to its really extraordinary efficacy
in Gravel Incpcnt Dropsy and affections of the Kid
neys and Bladder generally; also in Dyspeptic Mala-
dies when taken in proper quantities. as n Diet Drink
and especially at dinner is found, by uniform expe.
rience to be emnently etfeacious in the most obsi
nate cnses, when the best Of the usual renedi
have failed to afford than temporary relief and
haysro doubt that it would yield similar results
with precision and certainty in your own professional
experience.
The Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps put up in strong
bottles pnts and quarts neatly covered and labelled
with my name embossed on the bottle: also fac 81
mile of my signature on the label and my seal on the
cork, with an essay uron its properties
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
I'm Orter, % Beaver street New York.
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Co.paRTNERsHIPNOTICE.

THE subscribers have this day formed O Co-Par-
l. nership for the transaction OF FACTORAGE
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in this City and
New.York, under the firms of
O'NEALE, CRAWFORD d co.
No Boyce d Co.'S wharf, Charleston.
O'NEALE, HILL Co. New York.
R. O'NEAI.E will continue to reside in Columbia.
The house in this City will be under the management
of D. CRAWFORD, and that in New York will be
conducted by N. B HILL, who will open the house
there anterior to the 18th proximo OF which due no.
tice will he given.
We tender our best services to friends with the
usual facilities upon consgnments addressed to either
house. r. O'NEALE
DAN'L. CRAWFORD,
y. 3. HILL
Charleston June !, 1853 90
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Head Quarters.

NlLFoRp, 2Ilh juno, ISo5.
ORDER No
rENllE Aids-tcCamp Of the Governor residing III the
L lst Division are especially ordered TO attend him
during the reviews under orders of the 23d inst, and
others whose convenience will permit arc requested
also to attend him at such places as suit them.
BY order OF the Comnander-in-cheC
j. W. CANTEf,
Adj and Insp. Gen.
June %. 26
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MEMS Goods.

E;NANCY colored 6-l Twccds French Summer Gas.
l. simcre, Italian Cloth Drap D'Etc blcachcd brown
and coorcd Drills Marseilles and Silk Vcsngs, Silk
Muslin and Silk and Linen Cravas. Stocks, Fancy
Ties, Gloves, Shirts, Collars, Hats SC.
March 90 MCDONALD & COOPER.
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JANNEY'S HOTEL.
COLUMBIA, S. G.

T c. JANNEY & W. D. HARRIS, Gate of the
eD American IIoel,) will be happy to sec their
friends and will give their unrcmitng and personal
attention to the comfort Of their guests and all who
may be disposed to patronze them in their new To-
cation.
A splendid line Of Omnbusscs will run to and from
JAyyEY's HOTEL to the several Railroad Dcpots.
June 2S 26 If
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GeparsfnersFsip Notice.

rTIIE undersigned have formed Copartnership for
L tie transaction of the FACToRAGE AND CoMMls'
SION BUSINESS, in the City Of Charleston under the
name of RoSsER & WARREN.
The usual advances will be made on all Produce
consigned to US and strict and personal attention given
to all business entrusted to our care.
Our Office Oil CENTRAL WHARF, will be opened on
or before 18th September next.
JOHN ROSSER,
THO J. WARREN.
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'EI,rrp gSuals!rs,si Dollars EseWar<a.

IXTIIL he paid for the apprehension and delivery
w to tho Jail of kershaw District of HIRAM, ne
gro man, the property OF L. W. H. Blair, fugitive
from iustice 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
SGT has heavy eyebrows with small eyes, holds his
heal far back in walking, is sail to have small scar
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, aud Is quick spoken
ard intelligent -
JOHN D YOUNG
Camden. 8 c, Ttb 30 !Sss
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Notice..

rINHE unpaid Notes and Accounts Of R. W. Abbott,
i in nv hands for collection, will be sued in pursu-
arcc of instructions if not settled at an early day
j. B. KERSHAW, Att'ny
MAY 3l-22 3m.
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fB Mere TITAN oOO persons III the Ctfy uf kich =
mond Va alone testify To the remarkable ttes pettl
formed by
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The great. Spring Medicine aud Purifier Of the3
Blood is now used by hundreds Of grateful pstcntss
who testify daily to the remarkable cures perforned
by the greatest Of all medicines. Carters Spanish Gx
ture. Neuralgia, Rheumatism; Serofaa Eruptions on
the Skin 1i"er Disease, Fevers, Ulcers; Old Sores Az
tions Of The Kidneys disease Of te Thr6a: Female
Complaints, Pains and Aching of the Bones and joints
are speedily put to flight by usng this great and in-
estimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. 1t ceanses the system of
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently on the Liver
and Kidneys strengthens the digestion giyed tone 10
the Stomach, makes the Skin clear and healthy and
restores the Constitution encebled by dsease bro
ken down by the cIcesses of YOUTH to its pristine 81,
gor and strength
the eosmeties ever used. A few d9ers VI Carfrrs.
Spanish Mixture will al sallbwness of COM
plexion bring the roses manring to the thaek give
elasticity to the STEP and improve the general health
in remarkable degree beyond all thu medcinssevers
heard Of. 3
large number Of ce tifcat Of remarkable curss
performed ON persons residing in the cfy ofRebmon
Va, by the use of Carters StmnIsl Mixture. 10 the
best evidence that there is bo hunbug about t The
press hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians and pub
lie men we'll known to the community, all add their
testimony to the effects Of ts Great Blood lurifer
Call and see few hundreds Of the certfrafesareond
the Bottle: -
None genvine unless signed BESNET L BEERS,
Druggists. z
Principal Dcpots at M. WARD, CLOSE, / Co., No..
SO Maiden Lane, New York.
T. W. DYOTT g. SONS; and JENKISS& HARTS-
HORNE, Philadelphia. !;
And for sale hy ILaVILAND. HhRRALI. d Co.,
and P N. COHEN, d Co.. e rsrleston; and q J. Dx-
HAY, Camden, and by Druggists and country mer.s,
chants generally
Price 500 per bottle or bottles for $500
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GEO. ALDEN,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

V1IiE subscriber has removed to the Store lately
l. occupied by Mr. c. Alatheson, on the corner OF
Broad and York Streets and is 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 STAND where he hopes to
entertain them Ly showing them pretty Goods. and
selling them great bargains For particulars see
small bills" L. w. BONNEl.
March 90 l3tf
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Old Wines.

w
CASE Old Hook Wine.
|. " Flcur de Ruza Wine,
6 Baskets Heidsick Champagne,
l Cask Old Sherry Wine
do do Madeira do.
do Champagne Cider,
do Old Port Wine,
l do Holland Gin, genuine
Case Superior Wine Bitters.
Just received aud for sale low br
May 24-2l ". G. MOORE.
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THE CAMDEN BAZAAR.
NEW SPRING AfT SUMNER GOODS.
Selling at Charleston Prices.

WE would respectfully inform The Ladies' ard
w Gentlemen of the town ef Camden and its Vi
cnity. that we have inst bpsi,ei utpaesing our
stock of SPRING AND SUMNER GoOBS. selected
of the latest styles and fashions, consisting If MI kins
of Goods for ladies Dresses
SUCH AS
Calicocs Muslin. Baregc, Silks,
Gmyhams. Jaconct, &C.. &c .
Bonnets Nccdlc-work Collars Martillas Sacks. ~
Wells, Sleeves Cuffs. dc Se.
A large assortment Of Ladies Ties Eo'tces and Shoes
rarasols, Fans &C.
AfSo-A LARGE STOCK Gr ~
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING; (of every rariety,)
Hats Caps Boots, Shoes; dc. With general sssor.
ruent Of GROCERIES, II!iRDW ARE, AND CROCK
ERY. and diferrI, other ar'!Hes. TOO numerous 10
mention. :
Soliciting CONTINUANCE Of patronage. We remain q
The pubiic's obedient servants, g
N. DRUCKER CO.
May is tf
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Einall Notice.

'INHE creditors Of the Estate of L. G. Adamson, de-
l. erased, ac hereby notified to present their do.
mandS duly atcsted or before the Goth day OF July
next at which date the administration will be closed
J B. KERSHAN- Admir-
Tura
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SOLD OUT.

T HAVE this day disposed of my Stock OF Dry
i Goods to Mr. W. D. Mason, and in returning my
sincere thanks to those who have so beray patron
lied me, would bespcak for my young friend ana
successor, like liberal and steady support believing
that his obliging and business qua!ltlcatlos
must recommend him to public patronage.
AS intend leaving by the middle OF July early set'
Elements arc respectfully requested.
June 81. 25-tf
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CLOTHING

FOR THE FALL OF 1853.
PURCHASERS of CLOTHING are informed that
L we are manufacturing the
Largest assortment OF Ciothlhe
TAT wholesale only suitable for the the Country Trade
to be found in the States.
1ss@ We do business on the ONE PRICE sY S
tenn.
Orders promptly filled. An examination o: our
stock is solicited.
HANFORD & BROTHER,
20 Park Row, Opposite the Astor House)
New York, June 90. 25 3m
n B.-We are the largest manufacturers OF OILED
CLOTHING in the country. RUBBER CLOTHING
at the lowest rates.
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Holland Gin as IL Medicine.

Holland Gin as IL Medicine.
In our lsst number We accompanied the publication
of circular on this subject from our fellow citizen,
UdUlpho Wolfe, ESQ, with brief commentary, eX.
pressive Of own views. Since then We have been
employing this agent and thus far with favorable
suits. Bnt we are in the receipt Of several commu-
nicatons the subject from medical men, which
serve to show that Mr. Wolfe's Aromatic Schedam
Scnapps is very extensively in Use, and in the hands
of physicians, is proving itself, rs stimulating ciu
rec, to he emnently successful, after other mcdica
tion with this intent had tried in yein. In
Of the thus reported abdominal dropsy has been
entirely removed by the passage of calcuous Of
considerable size which is asc-bcd to the use Of only
two bottles of this article.
We know not ne object of Mr.. Wolfe in desgna
ting his preparation by the singulary uneuphoneOus
name Of ".Schnnpps" nor of his denominating it in
his advertisements the concentrated Tincture of Ju
nper," instead of perpetuatng It's ancient tile Of lo
land Gin 1t is true that he admits it 10 be nothing
else than the latter article in its pure state unadu
terated by ncx 'o%s drugs and hence he conradis-
tinguishes it from the Gin Of commerce. nearly all Of
which, as is we'll known, is manufactured here and
escN here from inferior %hiskcy and refuse drugs
The name he has given IT, however, may serve the
purpose of designating his Article prepared exclu-
sivey for medical purposes, and thus commend it to
physicians, Tor whose convenience it is sale only
by reputable druggists and apothecaries.
understand him TO claim only that it is pure and
liable article of Holland Gin, and such worthy Of
the condenc of Physicians to those diseases for which
they strained by finding it impractible TO obtain
the arti le in pure state. Nor should any preiu-
dice against alcoholic medicine deprive the afflicted
of the benefit of this article, which from time i'm
memorial has held its place among the remedial agen.
cics of the Matcra Medca if it be found worthy Of
confidence by continued experience
At MI events those who persist in the employment
and liberation of other alcoholic medicines as tine.
lures btters dc, and especially those who prescribe
Gin under any circumstances must all unite in giving
the preference to pure article over the manifold
aduteratols so rife in the market. Mr. Wolfe libe-
rally supplies physicians with sample bottle for
analysis and trial. as set forth in his circular and stakes
the reputation of the remedy upon the innocence,
safety and efficiency Of his Holland Gin when used
under medical advice, and pledges his own character
in business that the article will not disnppoint any
who Use it.
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EEnYsse for Sale.

rErIlE Subscriber ofors lis residence on tic Kirk.
L wood Road, for salc on accommodating terms.
Persons wishing to purchase will bc shown over the
premises. >. NJ. loOfEh'
July g. ~
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Wagon &c. for Sale.

A SECONDHAND two horse Wagon and Harness
N Barochc, for one or two horses a Buggic cilh-
cr for singeor double draught-all with larncs, vii
be sold low Apply at this Office.
June %.
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Notice..

WIN. NJ. SHANNON. Esq will act rs my agent
w during my absence from the State
June 2l-tf i. Is. SALMONp'
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ROBERT MAN,

ToACB-MAKER, on Broad Street, near the Post
" Office Camden, S. C. Builds und repairs Eehi-
c!es Of all descriptions Carriages. sugg!es Wagons
Whsc,ka--o,rs T. Nay l3.