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WORMS. woRMsH wORMs:H

DR. McLANES yERNIEUGE is warranted to be
IL the best, most sats andSadical cure for Worms
It is approved and Recommended BY the Medical
Faculty in every section where it has beeuin
In fact, where it is known none other is used,
One Of our most respected physic'ansln speaking ol
Dr. McLanc's Vermifuge says: "Its great superiority
over all other Vermifuges arises from the fact that
while it is more ecactous than any other Vermifuge
it is perfectly safe.
sB-P Price 25 cents per bottle.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

TNTIE subscribers have this day formed q Co,Part.
i nership for the transaction of FACTORAGE
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in this City and
New-York, under tho firms Of
ONEALE, CRAWFORD & CO.
No 6 Boyce d Co.'S wharf, Charleston.
O'NEALE, HILL IL Co. New York
r. ONEALE 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 proxmo, of which due no.
tice will be given.
We tender our best services to friends with the
usual facilities upon consgnments addressed to either
house. r. O'NEALE,
DAN'L CRAWFORD,
n. B. HILL
Charleston, June /, 1858 %
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Notice.:

Notice.:
A IL persons indebted to the Estate Of William D,
n Mcdowell, Flat Rock, Kersliaw District de.
coosed are reqdested to make payment and all having
demands or claims against Tho said Estate will present
them paopcrly auested to the subscribers.
". r. JOHNSON,
JAMES L MCDOWELL, lEHn
4. 4. MCDOWELL.
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Notice is hereby Given,

ITO all the citizens within The corporate limits OI
l. the Town of Camden, to have their Cellars, Yards
and premises generally properly eleansed and vent
lated and all offensive matters Of whatever kind re-
moved, and all weeds cut down on their premises on
or before Saturday the I'd day of July, ensuing at
which time Council will examine the same.
By order Of Council, sss-
J.. ". BAEBARD, Recorder.
Council Chan ber juno s, 1853.
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Head Quarters.
NILFoRl,, 9th June, 1858.

rJHE Aids:de:Camp III the Governor residing in the
i ls Division are especially ordered to attend him
during the reviews under orders of the 23d ist and
others whose convenience will permit requested
also to attend him at such places as suit them.
BY order OF tho Commander.inchicG
j. W. CANTEY,
Adj. aud Insp. Gen.
Charleston Courier, Mercury and STANDARD, Carroll.
aan and Banner and all county papers requested
to copy until lst August
June %. 2G
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Holland Gin as a Medicin,

Extracts from the New York Medical Gazette and
Journal of Health, edited by D. NJ. Reese N. D.,
LID. 775 Broadway, October l, 1852: -.
Holland Gin as u Medicine.
In our last number, we accompanied the publication
of circular this subject, from our fellow citizen,
Udolpho Wolfe, Esq, with brief commentary, ex.
pressive of our own views. Since then we have been
employing this agent, and thus far with favorable re-
suits. Bnt we are in the receipts of several commu-
Dicatons IN the subject from medical men, which
serve to show that Mr.. Wolfes Aromatic Schiedam
Schnapps ia very extensively in use and in the hands
of physicians is proving ITSELF rs stimulating ciu-
rec, to be eminently successful, after other medca
tion with this intent had tried in vain. In one
Of the cases thus reported abdominal dropsy has been
entirely removed by the passage of calculous Of
considerable size s ascrbcd to the use of only
two bottles of tiis article
We know not the object of DR. Wolfe in designa.
ting his preparation by the singuary uneuphoneous
name Of Sehnopps," nor Of his denomnating it in
his advertisements the concentrated Tncure Of Ju-
nper instead of perpetuating Its ancient tile of Ho
land Gn.% 1t is true that he admits it to be nothing
else than the latter article in its pure state unadul-
terated BY nox.o drugs; and hence he contradis-
tnguishes it from the Gin of commerce. nearly all Of
which, as is we'll known, is manufactured here and
e'seN here from inferior hskey and refuse druga
The name he has given it. however, may serve the
purpose of designating hisaiticl prepared exclu-
sivey for medical purposes, and thus commend it to
physicians Tor whose convenience it is on sale only
by reputable druggists and apothccares.
As respects its medicinal and curative effects, we
understand him 70 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 are strained by finding it mpractble 10 obtain
the arti le in pure state. Nor should any preju-
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
ces of the Materis Medica if it be found worthy Of
confidence by continued experience.
At oil events, those who persist in the employment
and federation of other alcoholic medicines, as tine
turcs bitters &c, and especially those who prescrJe
Gin under any circumstances must all unite in giving
the preference to pure article over TIE manifold
aduteratons 80 rife in the market Sdr. Wolfe libe
rally supplies physicians with sample bottle fol
analysis and trial. set forth IN his circular and stakes
the reputation of the remedy upon the innocence
safety and efficiency ii his Holland Gin, when nset
under medical ad vice. and pledges his own character
in business that the article will not disappoint an,
who use it,
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Positive Sale.
STEAMER PEE DEE.
DJ-D q. 7 p TIJDWFT,I

- BTR I. r CILUWELL.
On WEDNESDAY, the 22d day Of June, willbe sold,
at the forth of the Exchange, at IL o'clock,
The light draught steamer PEE DEE, with all her
Furniture, Tackle, Boats &c, as she now lies at the
Ferry wharf, foot of Market street The above boat
is capable of carrying about 800 bales Of cotton and is
in complete order.
Terms-one half cash. balance payable in four and
six months, with interest and approved security.
Charleston, June 4. "a Zt
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In Ordinary.
South CaroIina--Kershaw District.

John R. Horsey and Louisa NJ his wife, applicants, VS..
James C. Welch Harriet G. Welcl', and heirs OF AMI
Danny and John Danny, Defendants
TT anncar;ne To NV satisfaction that the defendants
reside without this State 1t is therefore ordered
that they do appear and object to the sale OF the real
estate Of Patience DeBrul on before the 10Th day
of Sept next their consent to the samo will oe en-
tered on record J.RJ JOY, y. 4. Il.
.IunS Il u III
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ENANCY colored 6.4 Twceds French Summer Cas-
l. simere Italian Cloth Drap D'Ete blcachcd, brown
and coored Drills Marseilles and Silk Vestngs Silk
Muslin and Silk and Linen Cravats, Stocks, Fancy
Tics, Gloves, Shirts, Collars, Hats &c.
March % =. MCDONALD & CO0rER.
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To the Physicians of the State of
S0ufh Carolina,

NIOLFE'5 CELEBRATED SCHIEDAM AROMA
w TIC CSCHNAPpS-Deenling it unnecesSart 10
remind any regular member of the Medical profession
Of the established medical properties of pure .oand
Gin in many diseases of dropscn tendency respect
fully invite your examination to very superior nrtl.
cle manufactured by myself exclusively, at Scedam,
in Holland by process peculiar to my factory.
1t is favored and nedcated; not by the common harsh
berry, but by the choice botanical variety Of the aro-
matte Italian Jun per Berry, whose more vinous ex-
tract is distilled and reced with its sprituous SOL
vent and thus Lcconles concentrated tineure Of eX-
qste favor and aroma, altogether tInnscendent, in
its cordial and medicinal properties. to any Holland
Gin heretofore known.
Amid the influx of inferior distillntions 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 it's beneficial
effects. As an importer Of twenty years standing
in the city of New rk, and possessing matured
experience in the manufacture Of HOLLAND GlN espe-
claly beg to submit to your attention my AROMA
TIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, as one which cannot
ail to realize your utmost expectations and shall
be happy to forward you little Of it, free Of charges
in answer to letter ntmating your readiness to
cept it.
1t is now scarcely one year since have prepared
and distributed my ScHEDsM GIs exclusively for
medical purposes yet within that brief period, have
received numerous letters both from physicians and
Patlents testiylnS 10 It's really extraordinary ecacy
in Gravel Incipient Dropsy and affections of the Kid
neys and Bladder generally also in Dyspeptic Mala
dies when taken in proper quantities Diet Drink
and especially at dinner, is found by uniform expe
rience, TO be eminently eicacious in the most obst
nate cases. when even the best OF the usual remed
havefaed to afford more than temporary relief and
have doubt that it would yield similar results
with precision and certainty in your professional
experience
The Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps is put up in strong
bottles pnts andquarts neatly covered and labelled
with my name embossed on the bottle: also fac 81
mile of my signature the label and my seal the
cork, with an essay uron its properties.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
I'm orter % Beaver street New York
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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. r. bOoNH'
May 3l-22u
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Saddler's and Coach Makers Goods,
uF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

pr EN TN RCCCNll1 lON.
THOMAS MACKENZIE & SONS,
NJ: 222 Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, ,..s,5
IMPORTERS and DEALERS IN SADDLERY,
i HARDWARE uid CoACHGo offer to
Southern Dealers Goods in their line such as Stirrups
Bride Bits Hogsk-s Buckskins, Buckles Of all sorts,
Webs Patent Leather, Axlcs Springs, bert Felloes;
Shafts Castings OF all sorts Iacks sadder's Sewing
Silk, Serges, Patont Canvass, Cloths,
Oil and Brussels Carpetings,
Carriage Bolts and Screws, Of all sizes In short crc
thing needed BY Saddler Coach Maker and, Yatt,csa
Maker. Being DIRECT IMPORTERS. with ample
means, we can offer to Southern Buyers as good
Goods, at as low prices, and on rood terms, to
nupctual customers any other House ip the United
States Try US, and address
THOMAS MACKENZIE & SONS.
222 Baltimore street, Baltimore:
Mar TO- 10 3fnS
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Branch Of the Bank of the State of
South -CarOIim mt Camden.

A LII Notes intended for Renewals at this Bank in
"A the months Of June and July, must be in tho ori-
ginal signatures of the makers and endorsers. =
H. L. DESAUSSURE Cashier.
Np,- II
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Notice.

TIME unpaid Notes and Accounts Of R. ". Abbott,
J. in my hands for collection, will be sued In pursu.
ance of instructions if not settled at early day:
j. B. KERSHAW; Attny
Nav 3l-22 3m.
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&0liCC.

WIN. NJ. SHANNON, Esq will act as my agent
w during my absence from the State. IL
June 2l-tf b. b. SALAoNp.
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Mems Goods.

CUBA HONEY and HORSE SHOE NAILS
" May 10. JAMES McEWEN.
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L. 0. 0. F.-Kershaw Lodge, No.
rJNHE Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be held
i at their Hail. on Friday Evening, at o'clock.
D. r. KENNEDY Secretary.
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Sherif's Sales.

DG virtue Of sundry Feri Facas 10 nc directed, |
ID will sell before the Court House door in Camden,
on the first Monday in July next, being the 4th daY
of said month"; during tho legal hours Of SALE tue fol.
lowing property, to.wit:
97t Acres Of Land more Or lcss, on Dunagau Branch
levied upon and to be sold the property of Susan
nah idsh, at the suit of John R. Joy Admir-. Su-
sannal Rush. (Sl)
-AISo-
All tine unconveyed interest Of Thos. Sumter Jr, in
and to grant Of 10 600 Of land in said District
lying between Camden and the Fork Of Lynces Creek
and Scape Whore, to be sold at the suits Of the Prcsi
dent and Directors Of the Bank State offs c. VS.. Thos
Sumter. Jr., Ex'r. (SL)
Conditions cash-purcliasers to pay for papers.
THO. BASKlN, s. Il. D.
June 16 4G-ts
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June I
a;al s;sEl Egsz EssSsa - fsa -

NN and after this date the Passenger and Mail
" Train will rim 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, Wednes-
days. at II o'clock A. NJ, and connect with the night
Express Train down from Columbia. 1t will he ne-
cessay 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
I'd back on Frday-onc day only. EsEt
Schedule of Running Time.
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Final Notice.

sJ>HE creditors of the Estate Of L. c. Adamson, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present their de-
mands duly attested before the goth day Of July
noYt at which date the administration will be closed.
j. B. KERSHAW, Admir-
June II. 20 D.
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CLOTHING
FOR THE FALL OF 1853.

PURCHASERS of CLOTHING are informed that
l. we are manufacturing the. IN
Largest;assOrtment of Clothing
at wholesale ouly suitable for the the Country Trade
to be found in the States
~ We do business on the ONE PRICE SYS
TENN.
Orders promptly filed. An examination o: our
stock is solicited.
HANFORDs& BROTHER,
% Park Row, Opposite the Astor House)
New York, June 20. Is 3m
.B.-We are the largest manufacturers OF OILED
CLOTHING in the country. RUBBER CLOTHING
at the lowest rates. F. ~
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SOLD OUT.

|ass4 sVLD WI
II HAVE this day disposed of my Stock Of Dry
L Goods to Mr. D. MASON, and in returning my
sincere thanks to those who have literally patron
lied me- would bespeak for my young friend and
successor like liberal and steady support, believing
that his obligug manners and business qualifications
muSt recommend him to public patronage.
As intend leaving by the middle OF July, carly set
Elements are respectfully requested.
''''' JAMES WILSON.
June 81. 25-tf -
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Walnut and Mushroom Catsup,
~ Superior French Mustard. Just received fresh
by w c. MOORE
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Ladies' Elegant Spring Dress Goods,
IN New Styles, of Bcrageo, Tissues; Grendims; ia.
i comets, Lawns Silks, Musliha, &c. Just received
md for sale on the most reasonable terms at
March 20 BONNEIS.
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Extracts from the New York Medical Gazette and
Journal of Health, edited by D. NJ. Reese n. D.,
LID. 775 Broadway, October l, 1852: -.
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For Sale.
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I CASE Of Crosse & &Blackwelrs English Sauces, con;
l. sisting Of Worcestershire, Reading, Harvey md
John Bull Received and for sale BY %,ts}elfs /
Dec. 6, 1852. > -. SHAW AUSflSFs 8
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1t Is sad that che article which recently appeared in
the Concord Patriot enhancing hndicatipg the policy
TO b. pursued and the platform which Pierce viii
stand for the next four year. offered Gel Greece
the Post but for that the quisnuncs have not
been able t. divine IL refused 1t from the pen
Of Hunter and Is All gospel.
From the New Hampshire Patriot Jan. 4
We certainly have reason 10 feel highly honorei nos
only account Of tins very gra attention aud appoba
cn which the article in question has received bat by the
fact that the authorship Of IL attributed to such able
and scoou plished state senator Hunter But
he may not be HilliHg 10 father bemtliPg beg
leave TO the whole world and he rest Of mankind
that the article upon Gen Pirces Capinetn writ
sen wholly entirely by the senior proprietor o. the
Patriot without the aid dctation Of any onethst It
Hsysr ef sanetum until IL put in the type set
tgts haudstbat neither Col Greens senator Hun
ter tpep anything Of the article until 1t pubHhed In
the PsJtot. Gen Piece In Boston When 1t
written aud when IL pubbed, and did not know OF
IT. cxsteues unt he read In the paper Whether the
article In question expresses his views not leave
every 70 Judge from such iBfomstion be OBJ
tap W. have uob 70 say that point except that IN
frequent interviews with bin since he has expressed
dissppICyal OF IL.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


ALBANY, Jan 8 1858.
BILLS.
The following notices Of bills were given -
To repeal all laws licensing the retail Of liquors.
To incorporate the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
To ncreAss the number Of directors of the Netropo-
Titan Insurance Company.
To prevent injustice in the construction Of railways in
New York city
THE GoyERSck's NEssAoE-rHE canals, ETC.
Mr. COOLEY submitted resolution that much Of the
Governors Message relates to the enlargement an
completion Of the canals be referred to Select Com,
mttee Of the Senate and Assembly, with instructions to
report bill Laid over.
PROPOSITION TO COMPLETE CANALS ETc.
Mr. CooLEY (dem) offered the following preamble and
resolution, which we're laid over
Whereas The state OF New York stands prominently in
sSe Il tho s mode 81
communications between the Atlantic and the great West
ern inland teas which are surrounded by vast o.
ton whore and rapidly increasing trade must
turlly and forever flow to our great miner sl emporu
states in the Cas- sdau Provinces to divert the
Of the from its natural current less than
interest the State clearly demand the speedy
completion of tn. public works therefore
Joint committee Of three
Of the Assembly be appoiD take into confederation
Of The Erie canal enarg. and the oenese Valley and
Black River canals with TO report
these great public works the be done
with regard to economy and jest alton of
the important public interest which the involves
DIGEST OF CLAIMS.
report was received from Mr. Bogert appointed at
the last session to complete digest of claims.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The President announced that the Chair would
stitute the Standing Committees the at the last
session. Adjourned
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usury ttssy saA election laws On Ne tasr Ill nptsnt
subject there we're sI.fs.t pfovaces
spirit Of rowdysm and violence again raising ne head
especially primary elections until they become 10
expression Of the public win TIL. or soas saaus beng
ing the honesty and intelligence Of the people to sup
port them hired this that gang Of rovdies or short
boys who by physics force power the honest voter
1t slone here their baeful influence and brute
force is felt but 1t general elections they prowi
around from poll to poll and wherever they are ws.tsd
@her to prevent the honest and quiet citizen fro01
reaching the poll by double voting to destroy the
honest mans ballot there they in their own
In ward where there lived but fifteen hundred
voters he had known four thousand votes poEed op.
each side concluded hs remarks this subject WITH
sn earnest request that the Grand Jury would give them
SINE suggestions. 1t most important that they
should Keep their proceedings secret and in this:
connection he would mention the case OF ! man who,
vo,ed on grand jury the year in particular vsv
which did not sui. in power from whom he was sx-
pfcipg favor and before be got to him the vote given
was cast in bis teeth he need enlarge on the dan
ger Of such breach Of confidence. tending TO oorrup
marks the Jury requested to retire their
lsbos where the District Attorney would attend to
sist them necessary with his counsel upon ques
ton Of law arising in the before them They their
retired.
ACQUITTED.
Andrew 0Neil, porterhouse keeper 3l2 Ninth street
indicted with Robert Fawcetr stabbiDg James 1nr
the 14th November 1852, with intent TO kill,
placed upon trial Mr. Spencer defended the prisoner,
ct the prisoners house and bad possessed himself Of the
knife In Quss ton At subsequent hour he had moest
ed aged woman Mary AcMuleu, servant Of 0'Neil,
who turning having Seen sent on errand. when
Fawcet project her. and scuis susued ir
which Gwinn drew the knife and stabbed 1T deponent
wouDdDg hs Fawcett thus assaied called O'Neil
Who to the and got the knife from Gwinn-
and in doing, inflicted the wound complained Of. I'm
der these and the charge of the Court the
Dstrict Attorney consentng fawcett also discharged
Adjourned till Thursday (this) morning.