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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04

70 tppbl betannt ais ibr Segetabiltf6eS
pulper: es ltnb IN pen1clben, In bGhlt epneen-
trrter Scrnt, iene denrIden 9rtn3pien pertrmbei,,
relfe benz 3bter pcnnBtben Girp. Sp baben mir,
pe mir 9lalten, jest &len fl1rlid barsetbar, aui
pelde gSeile lid has 9ulser 70 Sprtbfibaft erpie'
fen bat. GtenIp tpie Der Sin9er auf ben Spre,
pirft, I'm cine permebrte Grnpte ,u erseuen, 70
bringt mier Siebpulper aud cine germebrung Der
tbiertf6en grppucticnen suipese. g4ir garanttrrl,
bic Sermebun9 bon Butter Don Gin 3i Gin balbes
9hmb per QScfe, auf jepe Sub gu fetn, rmp i'm
ndmli6en Gerbdltnife beim Mdlten bon 8inpSiet
luto Stwetnen; in lebterem fnp mir iiber;eugt,
irltit ben 3rsfelbafteiten eriaunen gu fBnnen.-
eahet es ir9enp enen Sauer prptiren II. mir Iteb.
en- itm gut raftr pae feline Sdbweine nit ben,
Orittbeil 6utter fett rperper, cper wenn gefdlad-
tet, prnisitens 25 SrpSent rnebr tuiesen.
Ni6t freriser bctllam irirtt bas Yulprr ats
Nfepi3in fir @ferbe bel seltem gBaler, S6latern,
Distenlper, Sriiie (@lanpers,) Sufsn, tursem
9lt9en, bel absema9ertrn unp mutblplen 9ferpen.
Srrer Bauer, pem es itm @erbeNer,mg ieincs
TtetitanSeS 3u tbtn III, icllte einsn Gerlu6 nit
bieiem Sdaebarsn artitel MAIDEN; mir linb iibers
seust, boB fein peiterer Sepeis nttbis Icn wtrb.
Sc m6dte bier am glabe Icin, baS gublifum
Dor Setrt9 ;t trarnen, iprl6em es In Setreff bic,
fes arttfels ausgeIebt III. Srit unIer Yutper
icl6e 9cpularitdt erlan9t Fat, nc anperc crbarn,s
li6e WhIdunSen, inter Dem 9fainen giebpulSrr
gum Scri6ein 9efcntuen, unter allerlei anbern
ertpr9trn 9lamen, ais "DeutI6es," ,,Sidarbt's," !"
"Srigtndl erneuertS," cts. ater gauern Icllten
es nidt Scr9eNen, baB ebe Sreints, 5rpnriielp unp
Gp's Sie1pulper pcpular purpe, niesuppr Semanp
baran pa6te, Elm lpldes srr,ubrinse,. gStr fpr'
bern ir9enp Senlanb in bteiem cher enem anpern
9anpe auf bas @c9entbeil ;u bepetien.
9Sir iparnen paber gauerit, Mlrftleiite itnp
Inpere auf Der Sut gu Ieit auh abt gu taben,
bnb lie ren d6ten original 9lrtiteI erbalten unb
ntdt tetrr9en perpen, pper ibre pferpe unb gtinb.
sieb gu S6aten trmner, b,r6 bic miIeratclen
9ta6abmunsen mb glamenfSlIf,nsen bes G6ten
Sesetabtlti6en Stebs9ulpers, tpie 3,ts
bcreitet BON
Sreinie, Srcnefielb unb Co.,
Sc. ls7 9icro Drite SraGc, gpibsn 8RcrS
uno 9aIcpbiG Str.. YbilopsIpbo.
9lai. 5, 1S52-bp.
05-9lu6 In pieler Srudrrci gu ba6en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
Seuerfefte
Siel,erbeifS 8iifel..

GpGnsunt @atfp II madrn bicrrir6 benz
9ubltslim d6tltnsSpol Die @n;eige, 6as lie srpee
3uISse ;u ben Disqualification in Der Gerfertts-
uns pcn Nrtifcln ibres Sa6fS gema6t baben,
burds bic Grri@tlmg elmer grpben 6adtorp In ner
@tten Sraee, ,itterbalb Sthe, unb nun bsreit
inp as bel itnen 9lnpre6enoe auf Die tiir;ee 9ln-
3eise nit feuerfe llen SC ifen CSafrS) etc. BON
Der spy3dsliAfcn gtrt gu serIeben. Sic earanti-
sn, bae ibrs Seiiten 70 srpBe SiBe Sertra9en fSn-
rem, ais irseno anpere linp I'M bas publifum ;u
iber1ergen bag pteS niht blpIe Seba,ptlnsen fine,
fnp fe ;u tsper 3et tereit beielben nit irssns an<
bern 8iien elmer slei6ntdBtSen prpbe gu ,tnter-
trerfen. Ole baten bic Namen Steler 8aulIeute
,nib 2lnpers, Dpn bieIer Stabt unp anpern gIdbtn,
pelae ie oils Referei,sen seten tSnnen. Sbre
berabmeten Stilten lnb pur6 3ufSlle fompbI ais
barG teIpnbere 8pnfeuer bereits lattIan erprpbt
,pOrben, rpte Der fplsenbe 8eri6t setst.
SroBer Sriumpb erruneen
nurtb
Geans unb gSatfpn'S
SO. SO 0rd Groee, philadelphia,
SeWerTefte @tftetts
Bel Der Staotszgair 3u 6arrisbur9, pa.
SttrGer 80, 1851.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
9f q 0 / | Cb t
2tIIcntoun, SO1GrS %.

tpirb Hiermit se9eben, rab her llntese6nfte alt
grecutcr pen Der Sinterla1Irnl6aft Der periprte.
nen 6 torina Sitting, Iebtbin Spn
SberIouccn GaunIdip, QeAa GauntY, onseItellt
pcrpcn 1T. Ollie biricnign bater, reltbe nod an
teia9te Gatbarina 8ittins idulris linb, iperben
Giermit rr1u6t innerbalb 6 94p9en tsi rem llns
ter,eidncten an;urufcn unb ab,ubc;ablrn-imb
ale Scl6e, bic mod 5crSerun9cn an pieielte bas
ben, iinp ebenfalls eriuht itre 8e6nun9en inner
balb Der belasten Belt rin3atrtngen.
tarles SLANT, Gr'rr.
Slpril 20. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
81 1t y q mlemtc,
@obinetmoder, &utTbenmo9er Ii. 2(nbere.

Die l1nterseidnrten brnuben ttrlr @ele9en6etI
an Dem putIttum brfannt gu MAIDEN, pab ibre
6obel WGble, Slittin9 MGble, S6fbs
@ai6ine, Gtdoe Mafbine, Srebz
bdnfe, Girfular unb 9SbipsS69en,
rnb anbere 9laf4tnerr, nun in SBtltser Operation
lnp, itnb Gie ltup nun errit 5lrcrGrarrs su bp,
beln, fettern unb falSert, pie aud g8etters unf
S6elfbcarps anf elmer pper beipen Setrn atsll.
bpbeln; peSslei6en 9eldstes Spl; fpieber ;u "a.
gen, gu irgenb elmer teliebi9en 0ide pom 3pl
bis 3ca. sic serfertisen jebe art Senterrab-
men, eSpen, Sltnbs, Gbiiren rnb Wculcinss
Spn jeprr beliebisen @rS6e, ppSu fe bas 6pl,
finben. Sic baben aud fcrtp1brenp auf Sanb
unp gu Srrtaufeh, ale Sortrn
Settpfoften, Sifbbeine, @a9ennaben, eez
bo9ene Sel9en uno Sannen, Spaniid@
Seoern Gi9ar=Soren,
,tnb linb bereit jebe 9lrt . eGearbett m
tbun, unp Yen, RirIden, Ballnub, pber anberr
Sprten Scl3 gu trgenp einem erforberlihen 0llts
itcr 3u ldsen; slei6fatls 5ab'Dauten mb Sp-
ben gu f4netpen fiir 5lcubarrfls unp anbere leif>
te iSdiIrr.
Sie bcffen pur@ ifrense 9lufmsrtiamfcit in if
rem @el6dte, unb biilise Yreie, cine liberale lin.
teritilBuns eines wOblwpIlenben Yublifunls 3u er.
balten.
@lan melbe ld an ibrcn @Crfen, sren,cnb an
preB lnb gSeinsbeimer's Griter 8pnis's) Nlab'
le, Slts 9lllentatn.
Salliet, Sdser unb 60.
5ebruar %. nstS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04

R0 2bater Serwirtsn. Or. punter
OOpiu $50 te;nblsn, rpsun es ibm ftbltu lcutt irs
9eno etnrn Sal pcn 9ebcimsr Srantbeit 81 turirer,
cbne ltntsclheo pcu we Ganser Dauer c 1T. perfcs
nsn pen bsiosn Gslhlebtern no in tius pripatubtn,
80 Serb 7te StraBs philadelphia, cu9sabsn, noe s
rot StSrun9 eurdb nnbers Yatisntsn fiber fnc.
Smpeten3.-Qus unscSdestsr Sefriroieune Der
paifrnen, ourb lebernlaas ceGr Scbltbefledun9, en
tsbcn ,abreibc ilebst. Srdbreift Snpctsni unfrets
pilIi9e Samensr9ceun9en, Sr9auenatnabme, @soddbts
nepcrnit, ,ab nsisun9 9essn SrauenSmmsr, aI9cnisns
DebilitSt cher entituticnGe incronuna, cl9sn iid;
CT. Su allen SdlIcn 9ttt csr Dcttcr cine ftbers ur.
5um Wafbeufsn.-Die 5sranttn tpdroSn nebls
tbun es Su beesnten, sbe fis gelunobsit GIdsafCit
uno cfnals has eeten ben p6nosn pcn ar;ten amer;
trauen bic nbt bic nStbiss 6snntniB prn eitr Slaf
e 8rantbeiten babsu. Gs 1T unniS9li baB elm 9Rtn
allie BsfbmerniTe oss meniblitbsn SSrpsrs rsrtebc.
-Seoer atbtbare Qrt bat eincn beIcnoeru 3pcia pcs
rim Ct erfclareihsr tprfen fam as ne @iitirJe H..
pcrouf er leins mtilts 5sit uno Stuoum psrpsncet.
Sabrstanss Yraris, oasfblr6ti6 sspiemst
osn Smoium uno oer g3ebanolun9 ron 6rantbeiten
oer G5CIbletbtscreons, usGl Geibpiireu an SSrper,
6ols, ScaIe cber 8snen, &cpfs uno &ucbsnlhnlsr,,
NRerartorspeunlatil 5ulamncnsicbuuecn, 6jr6vsl,
liursactm6Giatct, 8ranfbesn pcn iu9Snohsn ealfern
cher llnrsinieteit bss 8lus, rpcourb Die Gcntutcn
asFbpatbt rpuroe, Geste ben Dettcr IN Stano, lGsn
buslls abbdIfs gu Scribafen, bic fdb tiner 8ebanbs
luna untertperfen.
Spsoi,inen psrecn nab alien 2bsisn Der Scr.
staaten psrionbi. prsie 5uno 10 Sbaler cas- padtt.
atFitatspbia, S'ret l. 1859, nq1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
STANDARDIZATION. 2(rnoral
2eberz Grdnfbeit.

Opspeplia, 9elbiubt, dronifhe uno nerz
pofe S6pd6e, gtierenfrantbeiten,
unS fcbs bic DCn elmer trantbusn esOsr sntprjusen,
ats
S4pinbel, spIrene 9lbsr, SGtre int Wasen, ,Durd,.
fdtle, ScrStrennen, Gdel, Magenpannuna, Iai,
res 9tufitceen, i6werrs alt9men, 3itter1 I'm Nfas
gen unb 5ersen, Gnsisfett teim 9treen, Sie6er
unb S6mer,en tm Sopfs, Manerl an glus,
biinhln9, selte 6aut unb 2lusen, S6mer,en in
Der Seite, bent 0tiittsn, her Srult unb ben @He-
bern, Srennen i'm 5leii6e, beltGnbige 5ur6t Dor
lln9liid uno Ntepersel4lasenEeit 1T @entatls
gpereen pclIltSuc9 turirT lptrcGn burtb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
Or. Oufelano'6
SeriiDntteS GemtictcS Sitters,
jubcreitet ron

Or. 6. 50. SadIon,
in Der bsutibtu apctbsts. l20 Arb Ct, philadelphia.
Seine Sraft dtcr rcr9snannts 8rantbeiten wrb
pcn trncr anocrn Ssoi3n in ben Ser Staatsn tibsrs
rctn, penn G6erboupt crrcit rpis bic 8urSn bc;cu.
gen, trc in Stlen SUcu bcrdbmte Qsrjte tsincu Grz
trl9 bater. Otsles 8ttterss psroirnt bic aufnsrts
anttit Get 8ranten. @s bat Die Gieeur6aft, ee6sr=
trantbsltsn iu bti!tn unb bic @srbouun9screaue ,a
tartsn, uno If e0tci an9entbuL fiber anb uuI6uls
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
2eIet! QeIet! 9eiet!

Durd1 lcftn ndeliher NRittbSilunseu tann man sr.
abrsn-uno eurtb cas eeien oisitr an;rise piro COS
pu6tum erfabrsn, rpis man 25 prr5snt erIparen
fam beinl &aufsn rcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-05-04
SribiabrS= uno Sommerz8aaren.
Grim nnO lieninger,

Sso. 5 gSeft Samilton StraBe, 2Glentaun
Sino tdrgb pcu Nsurrrt uuO philadelphia mi
eInem 9rcgsn IdrrtenSnt rrn
Sribiabr5s uno Sommers8doren
uridsetsbrt bsitsbsno aus allen arsu freedmen gBaa
rtn, oils:
@in9bams, 2(tpacas, 8ere9e Delains
MouS Delains, Muslin be Se9e,
Silf poplins,
uno itec aneSrc art eapisS Drcb Ssics 8othus
Nuslins. StannclIe, uno cine ercpe @cribieptnbsi
pen anocrn e6oits Gje;eu9
8 dr SRannsper rfcnen.--Ns Iebpar,cs
blaucs uno trauncs Sud-, Gaetmsrs ron allen prciGtt
uno StrIs, SESitSnjeu9S, 8sntudp Seane, uuc Gaitb
lntretts.
9ae Gs gB ar n.-Sadcnsts, Gambria elpG
Musln, 0bcds, Strctps, etc. @benfalsi esinis
lpann, Oamost Diaper uuo Quits.
Srcfbirts satsS unc @c9iu9s, ainin Sddsr, Srm.
min9s etc.
6cfern-@ pcuitdnriets adcrtrncnt pcu
5sit @Icpss, SRltts Stirt uno 0raWtr Grapats etc.
arpettna.- Gin arr)ts a6crtsnent ron
CARPETS, SlrrGItutb, Carpet 8a9s.
Spie9el. = Sin rrltcmmsurs QiIrrttment
pcn SNabr9cnp Srdm Spic9d.
Sueensp paare n.-Gin rcats uGcrttmcnl
pcn SuecnsIporcn, in Sctts uno Gtnjsln, UNI &auftr
N bcfrieci9cn.
0r 5ertee.-NtS Sallee, 5udtt, Shee, X dlc
9RcloiIcs. ScIt, 8cInsu, pcni9 9Rotrrttn, uuc an:
cere 2(rtifSln.
oru.-Garpst:3sttc itbcr Srrts, Saumpcl:
garu, lhwarj uno ips6, eihttrpic9cn.
S ptrdn ts.-Sranor, Sin, g8sins, 8um unb
Wbisfr.
2fGe bic cbi9cu Qrttcln prrben on ben oCsrureris.
ten Gdfb greiRcn pertauft-fdr Saar9clp coer can;
etsprceutttn.
Grim ,tnb 8enin9rr.
lHentoun, SJlSrj %. nabp
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-01
Professor Alexander G. Barry'S
TRICOPHEROUS,

OR Medicated Compound, for preserving, fastening,
" softening and promoting the growth of the hair,
cleansing the head and curing diseases of the skin
and external cuts bruises DC The common consent
of all who have used Barry's Tricopherous whether
for the improvement and invigoraton of the hair or
for eruptons cuts bruises &c. places it at the head
of all preparations intended for like purposes. This
is no i'll considered assertion Figures and facts bear
it out The sales average millions of bottles year:
the receipts, in cash. 100000. This year the bust
ness will exceed that amount. The number OF orders
which daily arrive at the depot and nanufacory lS7
Broadway, New York, addressed to Professor Barry,
enclosing cash. and requiring immediate attention,
would scarcely be b,Iieved. The wholesale demand
is from 1000 to 5000 bottles day, probably exceed
ing that of all the other hair preparations conjoned
The popularity Of the article everywhere, and the
liberal terms to dealcrs, combine to increase s sales
with great rapdty; and Improvements in its eompo-
stion made at considerable expense, adds to its repu-
tation as we'll its intrinsic value. For sale whole
sale and RETAIL by the principal merchants and drug.
ests throughout the United States and Canada Mexi-
co, West Indies, Great Britain and France, and by
Dortch, Jones & Co., Camden. Sold in large bottles.
Price % cts. May Z4-6mr
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-01
Suntcryille
500 REWARD.

ANYWAY, on Inst Tuesday, the 18th instant
IL my boy RICHARD, a white mulatto, about five
feet three four inches high tolerably stout built
about twenty two years DID, with straight light hair
has very suky appearance, and answers quick and
short when spoken to; said boy has short thick foot
his hands short and thick, chubby fingers lie has the
scar of blister on his forehead just above the eye
brows, he may try to hide it by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead, he will be to pass
himself for white man, for he is very white and has
been taking great care of his skin for some time;
When he left he had cloth cap and black coat and
dark colorcd pair Of pants he will be sure TO change
his cap and clothes he can, he also wears
his hair in front straight down to hide the of the
blister. lie is shoemaker by trade, though he may
not 20 at the business expecting that he will be so
advertised.
cW-The above Reward of 100 Dollars will be paid
for his delivery in any Jail in the State. He will be
sure to give himself another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradleyville Sumter District, S. c..
Ma 80. 80 II.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-01

GuASo.-This highly valuable manure is
exciting much interest among the farmers OF
our country. Thousands Of pounds are still
sent into our State. Those who have used it
seem to be much flattered at the result of the
application, and continue to enlarge the amount t
upon their farms. Some contends that it may
be applied to hoed or cultivated crops while
others say that it should rather serve us Il basis
of improvement, enrchng the land so as to
cause it to produce such green crops as may
be turned in and made fertilizers. We are
much inclined to agree with the latter GLASS; for
it is SO highly volatile, when applied to crops
which require the frequent stirring of the soil,
these volatile principles must, to great cx,
tent, pass off, before afording much noursh
ment to crops. But the benefit which guano
has conferred upon the agricultural interest OF
the country has not been direct alone; it is not
confined to the increased product arising from
its application, but many farmers have been
greatly benefited by guano, who have perhaps
never applied more than one hundred pounds.
The great improvement which they have seen
to arise from the application Of so small Il guam
tity of Il substance to their crops, has had the
effect to cause them to look about and see the
many means which they have around them for
cnrichng their lands, and of which they have
never avaled themselves before. There arc
many rich fields in many parts of the country
which but for guano would have still been bar
rcn, failing to produce enough to pay the OWL.
er for their tvation.-Eurmer's Journak
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-01
9or tbe earmers.
From, tie Laurensrile Herald.
Peas and BrOOmsedge.

Mr.. Editor: Although many are aware of the
fact, it may not generally be known that the
? pea succeeds better after turning under broom.
sedge, as first crop, than any other cultivable
plant. Corn and cotton, as most of your rea
ders have doubtless seen, will do but little as
first crop after under broomsedge, but peas
will grow more luxuriantly than anywhere
else, unless perhaps in ne ground. As there
are now a great many old fields thickly set
with broonsedge, that will soon be brought
back into cultivation, think some good plan OF
reclaiming them-a matter Of some importance.
Twill offer plan, and it may 60 for what it is
worth let those who can, otter better. 1t is
this, turn under broomsedge with a two
horse horse plow to depth Of six or seven in
ches, as early in the winter as you can find
leisure to doit, so that the surface may be mel
lowed by the frostS. Sometime during the
month of May SOW it with peas and scratch
them in lightly, so as not to disturb the grass
sod below. Or, you think the ground will
be too foul, drill them in rows about three feet
apart, so that y ou may run furrow or two be-
tween them. In either case, take care and do
not disturb the sod below. On this last plan |
have now growing the best peas have on my
farm. A few rows were planted on the same
ground; but as expected they are perfect
failure.
When the peas are ripe the hogs may be
allowed to eat them off, but no other stock
should be allowed to enter. In the spring OF
the year following lay off the ground with a
scooter or shovel furrow, for cotton. Into this
turrow scatter your compost manure, or guano,
ifyou please, and cover with a twister-atter
which finish your bed in the usualm manner. After
the cotton is mp. let the culture be with the
hoe and sweep. think it would be best not
to bring up the grass sod from below. Such
is the plan intend to pursue, and expect to
find my land afterwards in good heart, and
ready for any judicons course ofcropping II
any one knows better course, no oe he will
let it be known through your columns, before
cotton planting time. intended when | com.
menced this to offer a theory to explain why
the pea, which is broad leaved succulent plan,
thrves well after broomsedge, which is very
narrow .leaved and dry plant; but cannot now
for want of room and want of time. pre-.
sumo there are but few of your readers who
will feel an interest in this part Of the subject
II any do and will make the call through your
columns, will try to respond. do not prom.
Use to throw much light upon it, but if it ex.
cites discussion, that may enlighten US.
tried year or two ago through your paper to
draw something from 'BEooMsEDGE" upon it
but he was then too much taken up with his
monthly criticisms to so small matter.
trust, i'll attempt the task, he will spare me-
FRANKLIN.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-01
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
One door North OF the Court House,
C.l.NDE.V:, 3. c.,

is NOW OPEN for the accommodation Of the Ira
J. yelling Public. 1t is an excellent and commodi-
oIs building the Rooms are large, open and airy fine
Family Iarlors we'll furnished. The Table will be fur
nslcd with every thing which an excellent country
market will afford, attcnde by the best servants
The Stables ;rrc well fitted up attended by careful
and experienced ostlcrs, and well supplied with pro-
vcndcr.
Lots prepared for the accommodation of Drovcrs with
excellent water cOnvCnicnceS.
There will at n times he an omnibus in attendance
tc convey passengers 10 and from the Depot
~ The subscriber having had several years expo
ricncc in the above business fccs confident in sayn.
that ho will he ah" I" give General satisfaction to all
who may favor hm with their patronage rs he is dc.
t"rminc' to Use ov"ry cXciu on his part to please
TlIOS. BOONE.
C"'n'"n, ; y. sept. - 31-tf
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-01

eS- More than 800 persona in the City of Rich
mond Va, alone testify to the remarkable cures per-
formed by
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The great Spring Medicine and Purifier of the
Blood is now used by hundreds of grateful patients,
who testify daily to the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest of all medicines Carriers Spanish Mix
turc, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrolula, Eruptions on
the Skin Liver Disease Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores AT
tons of the Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat Female
Complaints Pains and Aching of the Bones and JOINTS
arc specdily put to flight by using this great and in
estimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found 10 compare with it. 1t cealses the system of
all impurities acts gently and efficiently on the Liver
and Kidneys strengthens the digestion gives tone to
the Stomach makes the Skin clear and healthy, and
restores the Constitution enfeebled by disease bro
ken down by the of YOUTH to its pristine vi
gor and strength. =,
For the Ladies, it is imeomparibly better than all
the cosmetics ever used A few doses of Carters
Spanish Mixture will remove all salowness Of COM
piexon bring the mantring to the check, give
elasticity to the step, and improve the general health
in remarkable degree, beyond oil tho medicines ever
heard Of
A large number of certificates of remarkable cures
performed on persons residing in the city Of Richmond
Va, by the use of Carriers Spanish Mixture, is the
best evidence that there is no humbug aboutit. The
press, hotel keepers magistrates, physicians and pub
lie men we'll known to the community, all add their
testimony to the effects of this Great Blood Furifer
Call and see few hundreds ofthe certificates around
the Bottle
Nome genrine unless signed BENNET d BEERS,
Druggists
So Maiden Lane, New York.
T. w. DYOTT d SONS, and JENKINS d HARTS-
HORNE, Philadelphia.
And for sale by HAVILAND, HARRALL d Co.,
and 2. NJ COHEN, d Co., Charleston and q. J. DE-
HAY, Camden, and by Druggists and country mcr-
chants generally.
Price 81 90 per bottle or bottles for $500
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-01
TO FEM ALES.

You will find these Pills invaluable medicine in
ny complaints to which yon subject In obsrucrions
either total partial they have been found of nestima.
Bile benefit, restoring their functional arrangements to
healthy action, purifying the blood and other fluids ef
fectualyto put flight all complaints which may arise
from female irregularities, as headache, giddness, dim
ness of sight, pain in the sideback, &C.
None genuine unlcsss signed j. N. Hobensack all others
being base Imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies and Store Keepers des
rou of becoming Agents address the PROPRIETOR
n Hobensack, No. l20 North 2nd ST. above Race ST.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Sold by every Druggist and Merchant in the U. s..
Agents. ~. DELAY, Camden Wholesale and Retail Agt.
W. a. Morrison & CO., Winnsboro, F. Curtis Columbia,
J. A. Reed Chesterfield.
OF Price each 25 cts.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-01
HOBENsACK'S LIVER PILLS.

No part Of the system is liable disease than
LIVER, it serving flterer to purify the blood g
the proper secretion to the be so that any wrong ac
tem and esults vdrously in Liver Complaint, Jaun ce,
Dyspepsia &C. We should therefore, watch every sEmp
tom that might indicate wrong action Of the Liver.
nished by nature healtle sick Namely lst, An lex
PECTORANT which augments the secretion from. the
Pulmonary membrane. promotes the discharge Of
in some inexpicable and nsensbe manner the certain
morbid action of the system 3rd, TONIC which gives
tone and strength the nervous SYSTEM renewing health
and vgor to all parts of the body 4th, CATHARTIC,
and operating on the Bowels and expelng the whole
mass OF corrupt and vated matter, and purifying the
Blood which destroys disease and restores health.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-01
THE LOVED.

"They are going, one by one,
From the altar and the hearth,
With the music of their tone
And tho sunlight o. their mirth:
With the hopes their bosoms cherished,
With the joys their memories knew,
Hopes that in their radiance perishcd
Like fading flowers and early dew.
From their vallies, broad and green,
From their mountains stern, yet dear:
From their rivers crystal sheen,
Silently they disappear;
All the visions Of their dreaming
Fade away and are forgot,
And the brain with wisdom tcemng,
Sinks to earth and rises not!
On the hill side, and the lea,
Forms were sporting-where are they?
On the air were sounds of glec;
Listen they have passed away;
Fades the soonest all that's rarest,
Hopes the brightest first decay,
Friends the tuest-forms the iairest,
Melt like summer clouds away"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-01
Timby's Union Water Wheel.

VXTILLIAM N. SANDERS agent for kershaw and
w Sumter Districts.
This Wheel is applicable to all kinds of Machinery
recurring water power, the most simple and power
full and requires less water than any Wheel in exis-
tence, and has the advantage of working entirely
submerged
These Wheels may be seen in operation at the A.
gents mills, fourteen miles below Camden, who will
also supcrntend putting them in if required, or he
may be addressed at Stateburg, S. C.
Enrll 10 Is l2m.