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THE MoULTRIE HOUSE,
SULLIYAN'S ISLAND.

TIVE subscriber bcgs respectfully to infornphs nu
l. merous friends and the public generally, that Ire
has taken lease Of this delightful resort which he
will open for the reception of visitors between the
22d inst. and the lst July next. ~
The subscriber is now engaged in procuring new
furniture, &c. of the most elegant description, andi
determined to spare no expense to render this Estab
lshment one of the most agreeable and desirable
Summer Residences in the United States.
The Moutrie House can accommodate two hundred
guests, andis most pleasantly situated, fronting and
within few yards of the ocean, the mvigorating
breezes from which prove equally Lepe6ciul to the
seeker for health or pleasure z..,e,
Of amusements there will be no deficiency; 4 Biz
lard Tables, aud 8 Bowling Saloons being on thu
premises, in addition to which Horses and Carriages
can be procured at aly moment in the immediate VIZ
entity of the House, thus enabling visitors to avail
themselves Of the delightful rides and drives that the
magnificent Beach affords. Bouts also. for the
nience of Fishing Parties can always be obtained :
The Table will be supplied with every delcaey that
the markets of New York Havana, Key West and
Charleston furnish. and tile Bar will contain none
but the choicest Liquors. ~. s.s2s
The Subscribers long experience in the business
justi6es him insaying in conclusion TINT nothing viii
be left undne his part for the comfort and grati
cation of his Visitors and his chief has been to
procure assistants and servants who can be depenuet
upon
THOS S. NICKERSoN.
June I 23 &c
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Ladies' Water-Cure Establishment,
AT COLUMBIA, s. c.,

II EPT by DIR. EDWARD RILEY and LADY.
IN: For the Cure and Reliefof Amenorrhoea, Dysme-
nerrhGa. Prolapsus Uteri, Fluor Albus, Barrenness
from early marriage, and Nervous Prostration, &C.;
Diseases of the Eyes Ears and Nose Throat and Chcst
Liver, Spleen, Stomach and Bowels; Dyspepsia Con.
stpation, Piles; Rheumatism, Gout Paralysis Eeu-
ralga and Nervous Complaints generally; Cancerous
Complaints and Old Ulcers oil Diseases OF the Skin
Erysipelas, Scald Head of Children, letter. Scruiula
st. Vitus Dance; Dropsies Sick Headache
This Establishment is now 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 arc patients. No small chill.
dren can be accommodated save those brought for tho
cure
Those who prefer bringing their servants can do so
free Of charge provided they attend to the baths and
chambers OF their respective owners and observe
strictly the regulations Of the house.
Each Lady will have separate room, with the conf
(oits OF home
For an entire outfit, with board and treatment per
month, from SIS to 500 will be required, always in
advance.
No patient can ba received for tho euro Of chronic
affections for less than two months
GENTLEMEN with their servants) from distance
will be accommodated with board and lodging in tie
vicinity of the establishment convenient 10 their bath
house. and will 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. {. April l2--l5tf
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The State of South Carolina.

F2NHIS Certificate under the Laws OF the state aiore
said, authorizing the formation OF limited Part
nershps wtnesseth that Limited PartnersrP nus
been formed between the undersigned mentloned
within said Certificate, under the name OF ~
NkSBIT The general nature OF the business mes ~ 70 @ Ue
transacted by which is the TRANSPOKIAIMIOMN ~ N'II OE
PASSENGLRS AND THE PRODUCTS OF IiE
SOIL AND MERCHANDISE, in and by the steamer
Marlboro and Lighters Ito be owned by the SAID iait
ncrshp,) between the City OF Charleston ana .he
towns of Georgetown and Cheraw ana Col9hio'a anu
Camden, and all intermediate landings and stopping
places and for the owage of vessels III the saiI rofs
DOUGLAS NESBIT, of Charleston, in said State, Is
the General Partner The Special Partners are, OliS
MILLS and f. NJ BEACH, firm of Mills and Beaeh(
ARCHIBALD CAMERON, DAVID MUSTARD ana
JOSEPH JOHNSON. jr., firm of Cameron Mustard
Co. of Charleston, State aforesaid, each OF when
firms has contributed to the common stock OF the Part
nership eleven hundred and fifty dollars. william
b. SMITH, HUGH E. VINCENT, AkCiilBAhD aI,i
KING, GEORGE II. RICHARDS, THOMAS d: CUM-
MING, JAMES S. CHAMBERS, ROBERT W. DISH
Err, B. NJ STROBEL, all of Charleston aforesaid, 'he
first of whom has contributed twenty'elsht hunureu
and seventy FIVE dollars the second .'ree nun,
dred dollars and each of the rest eleven hundred ana
fifty dollars. JOHN McCOLLUM and ARCHIBALD
II. DOUGLAS, of Benuetsville State aforesaid, the
former of whom has contributed eleven hundred ana
fifty dollars, and the latter twentyelght hunoreoano
.eventy.fve dollars.
The Co-Partnership commences on the 2oth june
A. D. 1853 and will terminate on the 2olh june a.
D.. 1855. (Signed)
D0I-GIAS NESBIT A. II. DOUGLAS.
p II DISuER ARCHIBALD KING,
G. X. RICHARDS, II. VINCENT
J. s. CHAMBERS, o. MILLS,
ARCHD CAMERON, f. NJ BEACh,
DAVID MUSTARD. JOS. JOHNSON' 'r',
T. J. CUMMING, T. NJ. SlkObEi+
". B. SMITH, JNO. McloLLUM'
july l2. 20
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being every pure, and ae,sTs'"
doubt not 70 sound and select materials, and TO that pe
arIy moderate method OF dsatio which win lea leaves s,.In I
heavier and less volatile essential cs 9th OF the 9arie
and the berry behind III ihe still his also is sufficient
to account for the refined nrmh Of this above other gins
but in regard to the special qualities Of the Italian JunPrr
berry Of which the manufacturer sfeaks in hi; G1sna5
di.,s from that Of the Jupers comraunh. find that
the oil Of % b dIs bd os !" The F! hs s as yfr ns IN
tlie stomach as principal component Of The gastric juice,
probably this material from Tie 81 nd ren.yr IT
the valuable liusvc .tmuant for which 1t was formerly
and will. prbably. again be renowned:
consequently regard Mr. Wolfe's sthiedam Aromatic
Schnapps as valuable accession 10 our plntrraceutc
agents: to say nothing Of its comparative irnocnrsnets
to those who use distilled liquors beverage TO per-
sons travelling in The Southwest where TIE hest water
frequently produces distressing and sometimes even dam
geros effects upon persons nacccined 10 them fshohid
ihnk it would be good precautionary provision, as
counteracsive preventive of those etee' when mixed
in moderate quantities Au events is the pnrcst posi-.
bic article of Holland Gin heretofore unobtanabe ond as
such. may be safely prescribed by physicians. =,
DAVID L. MOTT, u. d.
Pharmaceutical Chemft.
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Lock ont Land Buyers.

T WILL sell my Place situated on LyncheS creek
four miles from Bishopville sixteen llGl from the
W;lminoton and Manchester r Road, in Darlington
District containing nine huEdred 5000 acres o. Land
with good Improvements. One hundred and thirty
(lao) Of which is Swamp Land OF superior quality
will produce thirty to fifty bushels Of corn per acre
(3OO) three hundred or more OF the premises Is
cleared and in high state OF cuuva'ion Inc up
IDd i we'll adapted to the cultivation OF Cotton and
all provision crops natc bales OF cotton per hand
and bountifu provision crop last year. The place IS
healthy one excellent wells OF water, settlements
will sell them separate together, to suit pGrcha-
sers good stock of Hogs and Cattle will be SOLD WIN
the place if wanted For terms apply to tle under-
signed on the place JUN v: NL-hhi'
June 90. DO
Darlington Flag copy four times.
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south CaroIina-Kershaw District.

ny JOHN R. JOY, ESQ, ORDINARY FoHSAID DISTRICT.
yXTHEREAs, VIM. W. Walker applied to me for
w Letters of Administration on all and singular
.be Goods and Chattes, Rights and Credits of Jas
Wills Cantey, late of the District aforesaid deceased
These are, therefore, to cite anu aalnoalSii all apa
snguar thekndred and creditors OF the said deceased
." Se and annear before mo at our next Ordinary $
Court for the said District, to be holden at Camden
Court House on the twentyffth day of July inst, to
show cause, any, why the said administration should
not be granted. e1,..
Given under my hand and SEAL this 9th day OF July
in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight nun
dre1 and Rfty-three and in the seventy-eighth
year of American Independence.
JOHN K. JOY, o. K. D.
July II 25-2t
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTuENT.

mo. 81 COLUMBIA, $. c., June Is, 1853.
VXTHEREAS information has reached this Depart
w ment that on the night of the 30th May last
dabolical attempt was made upon the lives Of many
citizens of this State by placing distractions upon the
track of the South Carolina Railroad, near Branch
vile: Aud whereas, in consequence of said act, the
lives of several useful citizens of this state lost
Now, to the end that justice may b. done and the
offender or offenders brought to justice, hereby offer
reward of Five Hundred Dolnls s'for the apprehen-
sion and delivery of said offender or offenders in any
of the Jsls of this State and upon conviction of the
same.
Given under my hand and seal OF the State at
Columbia, this fifteenth day Of June, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and fifty
three, and in the seventy. seventh year of the
independence Of the United States.
JOHN L. MANNING.
June % J,&A., st
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Conartnarship Notice.

TIME undersigned having entered into Copartner-
L ship in the City Of Charleston, under the name
and firm of CHAMBERS CHISOLM & MOORE, for
the purpose of transacting general FAcToAGE AND
CoNIIssiox BUSINESS respectfully tender theirs
to their friends, acquaintances, and the public gener,
av. for the selling Of Cotton, or the purchasing oil
Goods of any description.
Any or all ofthe products or manufactured articles
of the country, will be received upon consignment dis
posed OF promptly, and to the best advantage At
such times as there may be only limited demand tor
an article consigned to them, market will be found
where it win COMMAND its value.
The receiving and forwarding OF Goods will also
have their prompt attention.
Every eXe:tios will be used to conduct all business
entrusted to their care in snel manner as TO make
il mutually profitable and agreeable.
Liberal advances upon ConSignmcnts will be made.
From their long experience in business and general
acquaintance with the wants and desires Of the people
with pledge to devote their entire time and skill to
the business they hatter themselves ha: they will be
enabled to give entire satisfaction.
A share of patronage is respectfully solicited.
3. W. CHAMBERS
JIENRY L. CHISOLM,
". c. MOORE.
July 5,h, 1853. 2I-It
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Rail Road and Bank Dividend.

TIME South Carolina Rail Road Co. having declared
l dividend of FOUR DOLLARS per share, and
the South Western Rail Road Bank, dividend OF
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS per share for the last SIX
months. The united dividend of FOUR IS 100 Dol',
LARS per Share will be paid at the said Bank on anu
after the lst July.
The Road Dividend of Four Dollars per snare on
stock, having corresponding shares IN the bahk'
Office of the Company in John st. Charleston and at
the Bank of Camden in Camden.
THO. WARING,
Auditor So. Ca. Rail Road Co.
JAS. G. HOLMES,
Cashier South. Western L. H. Bank.
July 5 81
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June %.
Head Quarters.

MILFORD; June 23d, 1898.
1NuE following Regiments will parade for drill and
l. review at the times and places specified below,
viz:
The 10th Regimen; Of Infantry at Richardson's on
Thursday the 18th Of July next.
The1th Regiment of Infantry at the Old Wells. on
Saturday, the Both of July.
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry at loves, on Tuesday
the 2ud OF August next
The 2ud Regiment Of Cavalry at Long Myers, on
Thursday the 4tl Of August.
The Sth Regiment of Infantry at Morrow's old field,
on Saturday the 9th Of August.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry at LomaXs on Tues
day the 9th Of August
The 18th Regiment Of Infantry at Hany's. on Thurs
day the llth Of August.
The 42nd Regiment oil Infantry at Minton's on Sat
urday the 18th Of August.
Tho 2nd Regiment OF Infantry at Halls on Wcdncs-
day the l7tli of August.
The 9Th Regiment oc Infantry at Hunters, Satur-
day tn. Goth Of August.
The lst Regiment OF Cavalry at Pickensville on
Tuesday the 23d of August.
The Sd Regiment oil Infantry ut Toncys Old Store,
on Thursday the 25th Of August
The lst Regiment Of Infantry at Drutons, on Satur-
day the 9th Of August.
The Commissioned and Non.Commissioncd officers
will assemble the day previous at the place Of redcz-
Of their respective Regiments for drill and i'll
structon.
The Major General WILL with his Staff, attend the
Reviews.
The Brigalicr Generals will, with tlcr Stal, attend
the reviews in their separate commands and are carg-
cd with the extension Of this order.
BY order Of the Commantcrn-chicl.
J. ". CANTEI,
Adj. and ln$p. Cen
All the papers i'll the lst Division will copy weekly
and the Charleston Courier Mercury and Standard,
tri weekly until the Reviews are over.
June 2S,
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MIR, SQUHER

w ILL remain in Camden for few days; During During
w his stay he will open Room over the POST.
OFFICE, for the purpose Of taking DAGUEEREoTYpEs.
and will be happy to wait on those who may favor him
with call
Thankful for thelibcral patronage which he 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 spcc-
MEMS among which is Dagucrreotype oil Mr. Calhoun
one of Jenny Lind, and one of Robt. Burns.
Lkenesses taken Of sick deceased persons at their
residence
Dagrcrreotypcs, Portraits and Engravings copied,
Instructions given in the art, and apparatus urnisi-
ed if desired .'
MnY l1-20f
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En Equity.
South Carolina---KershaW District.

Robert Wilson vs. Paul T. Fillcpigue Ct al.
Safe of Residence and 'ots IN Camdsa.
TN obedience to order made at last June Term oil
the Court of Equity in and for the District and State
,foresad will offer for sale public oucry. before
the Court House door in Camden, on the lst Monday
in August next the house and lots on Broad Street
in the town of Camden belonging to the estate OF Mrs
Martha f. Wilson, decd situated in the upper part
of the town. fronting the public square. and eilishly
situated The said lots known and des'g7latea III the
n IF the said town As lot No SS2 and half lot No.
ss. The premises will not be sold for less sum than
twelve hundred dollars.
Terms halfcash, for the balance, bond payable in
two equal annual ins.alments with interest from It's
date payable annually with at least two good and sui
tcept suretes thereto and mortgage Of the premises
Purchaser to pay all expenses oipapcrs, &C
- ": Fl. R. WORKMAN, c. L. K. D.
JuktN2. IS3.56l 2s-4t
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T Ssss, essses EGSsss E5Tss El-hL
-&EG s: Of FI9Sss sSSe. 2 s.i-ss .Aassgsl
Office.
July 5

To tile Stockholders Of the South Carolina rat 4,
road Company, md Of the Southwcster" Ra'T-
road Bank
THE following resolution, adopted at the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the above institution
held in Charleston 9th February 1853 is hereoy pun
lished in accordance with Its requirement:
Rcsolved That all Proxies given previous to the an
nual Meeting Of 1853 be abrogatcd and sealed up IN
common package and left deposited in the Southwest
ern Railroad Bank; and that notice be given 10 inc
public prints by the Secretary that new proxies VIII DC
required hereafter. >. H. EMohl,
InIv diff Secretary.
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POISONING.

Thousands of parents who Vernifuge composed .
Castor Oil CaIome &C., are not aware, While they
appear to benefit the patient they are actuay laying e
foundations for series Of diseases, such as safa'h loss
Of sight, weakness Of limbs, DC. , -,
In another column will be found the advertisement OF
Hobensack,s Medicines. which we ask The attention OF
nens health In Liver Complaints and all disorder. ori-
sing from those of bilious tyre should make use OF tile
only genuine medicine, iobcnsack's Liver PlllS.
4T.sBE NOT pECEIvED,' but ask iIr ilooenSack
Worn syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature Of the Proprietor, j. N. HOBENsACK as
n,ne else are renuine
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June %

NlILFUItD, - Uuei
4 BOARD Of Officers to consist OF Ma jor General
~ John Buchannon President,
Brigadier General S. r. Chandler,
Colonel r. Anderson, Nou,,,crs
4" W. J.>Tavlor,
Tho. +. Baker,
1t. Colonel J. b. Kershaw' supernumcrarics.
Major J. L. Green
Cartain W, II. r. Workman Recorder will convene
at Camden On Monday the Sh July next, to decide
on the legality and validity Of Brigadier General j.
w Bakcncy election the 22nd Of April last to the
Office of Maor General of the 4th Division of South
Carolina Militia, protest having been entered against
his being commissioned.
By order Of the Commander in Chief,
J. W. CANTEY,
Adj. and lnsp. Gen.
June %.
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soutb Caroiina--Rershaw District.

:. -. BY JOHN n. JOY, ESQUIRE, "EDINAEf.
vHTHEREAS, Banyan Payne has applied to me for
wv Letters of Administration on all and singular
the Goods and Chattes, Rights and Credits of Willie
PAYNE late of the State of the State OF Tennessee,
deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before me at our next ordln"-
rvs Court for the said District TO be holden at Cam
dan Court House on the 22nd day of july instant,
to show cause any, why said administration should
not be granted. ~,
Given under my hand and seal this Sth day of
july, 1863 aud in the 18th year of Amerl.
JOHN r. JOY, o. X. d.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO pfspEpTlcs.

.DrLs HoUGHToN's PEPsIN, THE TRUE DIGEs I.
TIVE FLUID, orGAsrR1c JUICE, prepared from RENNEI
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OA, alter ultec
r;ons Of BARON LIEBIG. the great Physiological
Chemist by J. S. HOUGHTON: NJ. D., Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for INDlGEST1O2M'
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after, Ma
lures own method, by Natures own Agent: the GAe
TRIO JUICE Pamphlets, containing sclentihc eVlf
dence Of its value furnished by agents gratis oee No.
cea mong the medical advertisements.