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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-23
LANCASTER RAHL ROAD.

TT NDER Resolution of the Board of Directors Of
- the LANCASTER RAIL ROAD three setts of
books of subscription to tie Capital stock OF said road
were ordered to be opened~as follows, viz: One for
subscriptio. by route from the village of lnncas.
ter to the town of Camden, another sci 10y route
from Lancaster Village to the Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad at or near Chester Village and
third set for subscriptions by route from Lancaster
vile to some point on the Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Railroad, at near lidgeway, and passing near
to Liberty Hill. Said books tobe opened on the 18th
day of September next for twenty days and to close
on the 3lst day of the same month under the direc
tions of the following Commissioners, viz:
a. At Camden, S. C.-John Rosser, j. NJ. DeSaussure,
and w. Thurlow CASTOR.
At Flat Rock, Ke,shaw Disr1ct-Wm. Kirkland,
G. R. Miller and John Knox. 49,,
1T Liberty HM-Jessc Kilgore, Wylie Patterson,
and W. c. Cunningham. i,
p AT Tarahaw Lancaster DiStrict.-C. Usry, John Nc
Manus and Glass CASTOR.
at Pleasant HM-John W. Twitty, Lewis NJ Cau-
them and DIR. W. c. Cauthen.
At Lancaster, c. H-John Williams, John A. Stew
man, and K. l.. Crawford.
Al Pleasant Valley, p. O.-G. D. Beckham, R. C.
Potts and Robt NJ. Miller.
: At uonroe C. I'D. II. Covngton, W. W. Hart
anu NJ. }. Stewart.
at Wilson's S!ore N C-Huglt Wilson, Vim. Crow,
and John Walker.
At Cly5urns Store, Lancaster Dishtct-T. LEY
burn, }. X. Welsh and al. Horton.
at Chester G. A-John A. Bradley Sam'l. MeAl-
", and G. d. Melton
At Ne6tts Store.-Henry Moffat, j. D. McGill, and
W. A. Rosborough
At Cedar ShOak-J.B McCully, Dan' G. Stin-
son. and Jas. a. II. Castor.
At lNnnsboro-!; w. Stewman, Saml. G.. Bark
ley. and J. T. Hammond
At Ridgerag, S. C.-N. A. Peay, Henry Davis, and
DR.. H. IL. Clarke.
At Columbia S. CIV. D. DeSaussure, J Janney
and Thos.. W. Radc life.
at Charleston, S. C-E IL Frost, P. T. Villepigue,
and B. r.. Prior.
to make return Of the books OF subscription to the
President and Directors Of the Lancaster Rail Road
at Lancaster C. H., on or before the lst Monday in
October next.
DIXON BARNES, President.
Lancaster C. H., Aug. ,, 1858. 34-5t
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Il. being in every pure and deserving
of meta patronuge. 1t is indebted ftr its supeofity,
donb not 10 sonnd and select materials sid to that pera
liary moterais method Of dtala,snr sirh t,nrr. tho
heavier and lpfs Volatile essential oils loho tue barcy
and the berry hcstri In the stid hs: ai,o in
for the refined arena Of Ills shove ies gsr
but in regard ta the spctdi qualities OF the Italian Juniper
berry, Of which the manuarthrer peaks m hs rreuinf
ave chemca know ledge n9 herein liz lighter OF
differs from that of the Jnpers cofInunis find That
the pHr. oil Of hoth polazes to tie left and 1sl.
hydrorhloc acid liquid camrhor Ihs- heEi beng 10
the stomach as principal component Of the gasire
probably ct~a,rshis material ffom 'he d. and .el9t, z
the valuable tifnsiye -limulant fr which twas ormcnf
and will, probably, again he renowned. = -
teOlreqsenty regard At Wolfes ssl.esaR Arousiis
Schnapps" valuable acressicn n 'tr rhntmareetis
agents say uothng of is comparative hocponsiipss
those who iise distilled liquors a. beverage Tosp.r
IONS Hing in the Southwest, where tke Be.t watsr
frequently produces distressing and sometimes even dan:
gerous ecis uponperops unaccusumed TO Them l,houd
think it Would be good precauonary provision, an q
counreractve preventive of those efecp, when mied
in mode quantities. A1 events il s the purest p0,si
bic article of Holland Gin, heretofore unotnabe, snd
such, may be safely prescribed by ph!sieians. ... a.
DAVID L. MOTT n. 'H
- Pharmaceutical Chemist
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Copartnership Notice.

rTNIE undersigned having entered into Copartner-
Il ship in the City Of. Charleston. under the nane
aud firm of CHAMBERS, CTllSOLM L MOORE, for
the purpose of trausacting general FAcToAaE AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS respectfully tender their services
to their friends acquaintance, and the pubic gener
allv for tc selling of Cotton, or the purchasing uf
Goods Of any description
Any or all of the products or manufactured articles
Of the country will bc received upon consignment, dis
posed of promptly, and to the best advantage At
such times as there may be only limited demand for
an article consigned to thcnl market will he found
where it will command its value.
Tie receiving and forwarding Of Goods will also
have their prompt attention.
Every cXctioa will be used to conduct all business
entrusted to their care, in such manner make
it 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 II
the business they ater themselves that they will be
enabled to give entire satisfaction
4 share OF patronage IL respectfully solicited.
3. W. CHAMBERS,
HENRY L CliISOLM,
". c. MOORE
July 9Th. lsa3. 21-7t
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S. @.

THE subscriber respectfully toinform her friends
i and the public generally that she has taken a
lease Of the above HOTEL, which she will open for
the reception Of Boadcrs and Travellers between 25h
inst and lst September. This long established and
well known House, has undergone thorough altera-
ton throughout and furnished with and fashona.
bic furniture, and being situated in the centre Of bus
ness and in the fashionable part Of the city, So
fcits call from her numerous friends and former pat
rons of the House and will say inconclusion nothing
will be left undone on her part to make them comiorta
ble willie in the House. MRS. A. J. KENNEDY.
Charleston, Aug Is. 34-2m
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Administrators Sale.

DY order Of the Court Of Ordinary, will he sold at
ID the store Of William G. Kirkland, near Flat Rock,
on Wednesday, the oath inst at l2 o'clock, two valu.
able NEGRO MEN, excellent field hands formerly
the property of Mrs Rachel Leigh, decd) Stephen and
Bob.
Ternls-A credit until the first day Of December,
1854, secured by bond with two good suretes, with
interest from date payable annually. AS much cash
to be paid as will pay expenses OF the sale and execu
ton Of all proper papers.
BANYAN PAYNE,
Aug 8. Admir-. Wylic Payne.
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP has This Day been
"A formed between CHARLES c. WHITE. now
residing in Charleston, and JAMES W. BROWN and
PETER II. ULMO, residents in Charleston, aud HEN
RY c. TURNER and j. c. EVANS, of Ghrraw in
this State for the purpose of carrying the business
of TRANSPORTATION OF TIE PRODUCTS OF
THE SOIL AND MERCHANDISE, N AND BY THE
SrEAMBOATROBERTMA MARTIN AND LIGHTERS,
between the port Of Charleston and the towns Of
Georgetown, Cheraw, Camden and Columbia, and all
the intermediate ports and landings, aud the TOW
AGE OF VESSELS in this State. The business is TO
he carried in the of Charles c. White and is
to be continued until the first day Of July, 1855. The
Special Partners have contributed. in cash. to the
Capital Stock, follows: James W. Brown the sum
of Twelve Hundred and Fifty Dollars Peter h. Umo,
Three Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars;
Henry G. Turner Three Thousand Dollars; and j. e.
Evans, Twelve Hundred and Fifty Dollars
The subscriber is the General Partner.
(Signed) &. CARLTON WHITE. q
Charleston, July Is. 1858. 34--6t
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Aug. 8.
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JOURNAL oFFIcH FOR SALE.

AS have determined to remove from Camden, /
will sell to an approved purchaser
terms, The OFFICE OF THE CAMDEN JOURNAL. y
The Paper is doing WE'LL better perhaps pecuniarily
than at any former period Of its existence and unless
get atarorabe opportunity to dispose of it. will be
continued under the management of its former propr
etors Mr. T W.;PEGuEs who will take pleasure in&giv-
ing all necessary information to any desirous of
gagng in the business. The Office is well furnished
every thing usually found ina printing Office.
10; THO. J. WARREN.
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IuEAD.QUARTERs.
4lFoED, June 22df 1873.

Ai6fOl'L, juno S0uf 1o0SsSs Il
ORDER No. - ~
rINIIE following Regiment. win PARADE for drin AID
l. review al the times and places specified belbxt
yz: -
The sth Regiment Of Infantry at Hunters, on sstaFs
day tbs 2oth of August.
The Ist Regiment Of Cavalry at Pickensyillc, ON.
Tuesday the 23dof August.
The Sd Regiment Of Infantry at Toneyis Old Store
on Thursday The 25th Of August
The ist Regiment Of Infantry at Bfetoss on satdr.
day the 9th. OF August. :
The Commissioned and Non. Commissioned ofieers
will assemble the day previodsat the place Of rendeE'
of their respective RegirneDts for drill and m
struction. -.
The Major General Will, with his Staff sttehd The
Reviews.
The Brigadier Generals will With their Staff, attend
the reriewsin their separate commands and are cag-
ed with the eX tension Of this order. -
By order ofthe Commander.in.chicf, &.
J.W. CANTEY, ~.
Adj. and lnsp. Gem. =
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He Stole INV Mule.

w ESLEY PERRITT young man, 81 or %
w years old, feet II inches high. did, on the
17th inst. steal from me in the town of Camden, u
dark brown Horse MULE. Said Mule is rather under
the medium size aud has small eye, about IL years
old. Perrit IS a man that weighs about l45 or 80
pounds. I will give reward Of TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS for the apprehension of said Perritt, and
lodged in any Jail in the United States; and will sat
isfy any person who will deliver to said Mule ii
m,les-north Of Camden on the waters Of Cane Brake
aud Flat Rock Creek. RlCHA,iD OWENS.
Camden, Aug. 90 1853. 3l-3t %
sB-fhe South Carouian will copy three times,
weekly
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A CARD.

MIR ". KISSELSTEIN intends locating him
VI selfin Camden, for the purpose Of giving lessons
on the Piano Forte He had Tor several years. charge
of the Musical Department Of the Columbia Female
Seminary, and also ofthe Columbia Female Academy
Prom the. Principals Of each Of these institutions he
can obtain the most satisfactory recommendations for
ability and assidu,tyin his profession.
He will commence his course of instruction OH the
6rst Monday of September, i'll attached 10 the
Institution of Mr. McCandless.
Terms Of Tuition per quarter, $500. Private les
sons. extra charge. Aug. %.
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WasIffng without Labor.

ID ADBITT'S Soap Powder. These Powders will
IL remove stains from Table Linen and napkinsand
without injury to the cloths, leave them very white
and with no bad oily smell as some soaps do
They have had very ready sale and have given very
general satisfaction wherever they have been intro
duced. A supply just received and for sale by
: r. g. f. WORKMAN.
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Holland Gin as Il Medicine.

Holland Gin as Il Medicine.
Incur sst number, We accompanied the publication
of circular this sub ect from our fellow citizen
Udolpho Wolfe, Esq, wih,a brief commentary. ex
pressve of our own views. Since then We have been
employing this agent, and thus far with favorable
suits. Bnt we are in the receipt Of several con,mu-
nications on the subject from medical men, which
serve to show that MIR. Wol(e's Aromatic Sehiedam
Schnapps is very extensively in use and in the hands
of physicians, is proving ITSELF a stimulating ciu.
rec, to be emnently successful, after other medea
ton with this intent had .een tried in vain. In
of the thus reported abdominal dropsy has been
entirely removed by the passage of caculous Of
considerable size which s ascrbcd to the Of only
two bottles of this article
We know not the Object Of Mr. Wolfe in designa.
ting his preparation by the singuary tneuphoneous
name of "iSchnapps," nor of his deuomnating it in
his advertisements the concentrated Tincturc of Ju
nper instead of perpetuating ITS ancient tile Of llo!-
land Gin. 1t is true that he admits it TO be nothing
else than the latter article in it's pure state unadnl
teratcd by noxious drugs and hence he coptradis-
tnguishes it from the Gin of commerce. nearly all of
whLh, as is we'll known, is manufactured here and
elscN here from inferior hiskey and refuse drugs.
The name he has given it, however, may serve the
purpose of designating his al cle prepared exclu
sively for medical purposes, and thus commend it to
physicians fur whose convenience it is on sale only
by reputable druggists and apothecaries.
As respects its medicinal and curative effects, we
understand him TO claim only that is pure and re-
liable article of Holland Gin and such worthy OF
the condenc of Physicians to those diseases for which
they are strained by finding it impractiIle TO obtain
the arti le in n 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 lms held its place among the remedial agen-
cies of the Matera Medica if it he found worthy of
confidence by continued experience.
At all events, those who persist in the employment
and toleraton of other alcoholic medicines, as tine.
tures btters dc, aud especially those who prescribe
Gin under any circumstances must all unite in giving
tie preference to n pure article over the manifold
authorizations so rife in the market Mr.. Wolfe lihe
rally supplies physicians with sample bottle for
ANALYSIS and trial. set forth in his circular, and stakes
the reputation of the remedy. upon the innocence,
safety and efficiency of lis Holland Gin, when used
under medical advice and pledges his character
in business that the article will not disarpoint any
who use it.
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Copattnership Notice.

THE undersigned have formed Copartncrship forsS
Il the transaction of the -FAcroRAdE AND CONAIsssS
sleY BUSINESS in the City Of Charleston, Under the
name Of RossER & WARREN.
The usual adYanccs will be made on all Produce
consigned to U.s. and strict and persoal attention given
to all business entrusted to our care.
Our Office on CENTRAL WHARF, will be opened on
or before 18th September next
JOHN ROSSER,
THO. J. WARREN. :.
lima OFF :
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ShGrifi'S Sales.

TpY virtue OF sundry wrts Of ii. Ei to me directed
ID will sell before tht Court House in Camden,
on the first Monday in September next the follow.
ing property. to-wit:
One Negro man named Josh ITO be sold subject
to mortgage.
a stock Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Wares; &C., one
two horse Wagon and Harness, one fine Buggy and
Harness. two Horses seven head of Cattle moro or
less, lot of Hogs Levied upon and to be sold as
the property of james W. Baskn at the suit OF Mary
Thorn and others vs. j. W. Baskin
Conditions Cash.
THO. BASKIN, s. X. d.
Aug. l2.. i sol IL
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Oils! OIls!i Oi!s!!!

TTNIE subscriber continues to Keep constantly on
i hand full supply of SOLAR LARD and sRsRx
OILS for Lamps, Machinery. &c: -
. Also, - 4 *
Castor Oils for family and plantation use' Olive oiia
for table and mechanical uses; Neatsfoot oil for har.
ness, and Cod Liver Oil for medicinal use. All Of
which will bc sold as low as can consistently be afforded
in this market q. j. DELAY.
Aug 9 81 IL
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JANNEY'S HOTEL
{LI7E CONGAREE HOUSE)

r c. JANNEY & ". D. HARRIS, Qate Of the
u American Hote) will be happy to see their
friends, and will give their unremtling and personal
attention to the comfort of their guests, and all who
may be disposed to patronize them in their new To-
cation.
The House has had and is having extensive addi-
lions, and has been retted up is now well and ele'
ganty furnished.
A splendid line of Omnibusses will rua to and from
JANNEYs HOTEL to the several Railroad Depots.
juno 2S. &c II
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Head Quarters.

MIIFon', 27th June, 1855.
OApER No. -
rINHE Aids-dc.Camp,oftbe Governor residing ia thd
l. lst Division are especially ordered to attend him
during the reviews under orders OF the 2ad st and
others whose convenience will permit are requested
also to attend him at such places as suit them. =
By order o! the Commander-inchief
j. W. GANTEY,
-. Adj. and Insp. Gen.
June 49, g.. &c
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To the Physicians of the State of
South Carolina.

wv NOLFE'S CELEBRATED sc CItIEDAM AROMA
w Lie SCANAPPS-Deeming it uuueeessars 10
remind any regular member OF The Medical profession
of the established medical properties OF pure ivand
Gin i'll many diseases Of dr0lsca tendency, lrespect
fully invite your examination to very superior arti-
Gle, manufactured Ly myself exclusively, ut Scedam,
in Ho.and, by process peculiar to my own factory.
1t is Favored and n.edicted not by the common harsh
berry but by the choice botanical variety of the arc
matte Italian Juniper Berry, whose more viDous ex-
tract is distilled and reccd with its spritu"us SOL
vent and thus becomes concentrated tncture OF eX.
qrisie flavor and aroma, altogether transcendtnt in
its cordial and medicinal properties to any Holland
Gin heretofore known
Amid the influx of inferior Installations with which
the market isnow flooded, physicians find 10 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 Y nk, and possessing matured
experience in the manufacture of HOLLAND Gin, espe.
cialy Geg 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 ac
cept it. =
1t isnow scarcely one year since have prepared
and distributed my SclnEDAM GrS exclusively for
medical purposes yet within that brief period have
received numerous letters both from physicians and
patlehts testylS 10 us really extraordinary eHcucy
in Gravel Inepeut Dropsy, and affections of the Kid
neys and Bladder generally also in Dyspeptie Slala
dies when taken in proper quantities Diet Drink
and especially at dinner, is found hy uniform expe
rience, to be eminenty eficacous in the most obsti
nate cases, when the best OF the usual rened
have failed to afford more than temporary relief and
i have no doubt that it would yield similar results
will, precision and certainty in your own professional
experience.
The Aromatic Schedam Schnapps is put up in strong
bottles pints and quarts neatly covered and labelled
with my name embossed ON the bottle also fac 81
mile of my signature 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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EPISCOPAL FEMALE SCHOOL,
AT GLENN SPRINGS.

AT GLENN SPRINGS.
HAVING purchased the well known Property,
IL GLENN SPRINGS, the undersigned propose TO
open there HIGH SCHOOL for Young Ladies, on
the First Of FsbruarU 1854.
No pains will be spared 10 secure an efficient corps
OF Instructors, and 10 make the Institution equal IN
every respect the very best in the land. Pros.
pectus will shortly be issued containing the particulars
as TO Terms, Sessions, &C.
TIIOS S ARTHUR
j. ID. McCULLOCH
Aug. lG. 33 til
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

Notice OF Limited Partnership.
A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP has This Day been
II formedbetween Z. }. WADDELL, now residing
in Cheraw, and JAMES ENGLISH, GEORGE ALB.
BOTT 4 j. w. CARMALT firm of GEORGE AB-
BOTr & CO., and ARCHIBALD KING, of Charles
ton in this State, for the purpose Of carrying the
business of TRANSPORTATION OF TIE PRO.
DUCTS OF THE SOIL AND MERCHANDISE, IN
AND BY THE STEAMBOAT MARION AND
LIGHTERS, between the port of Charleston and the
towns of Georgetown. Cheraw, Camden and Colurn
ba and all the in termedate ports and landings. and
the towage of vessels in this State The business is
to be carried on in the of Z. J. Walde and is
to be continued until the first day of July, lS55.-
The special partners have contributed to the capital
stock as follows Jas. English, foty.six hundre.. dol
lars; George Abbott& J. W. Carna', firm of George
Abbott Co twenty three hundred Iollnrs, and Ar
chibald King, twenty three hundred dollars.
The subscriber is the general partner.
(SigDed) T. j. WADDELL-
Charleston, July l3, 1853 SIT
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Toilet Soaps.

INONSISTING of Cleaveris Honey Soap, Old Brown
~ Windsor, Taylors Crystalline Wash Balls, Maussr
net and Coudrays Omnibus and Parsienne soapa Ss.
von's de Families and many others too nuneIous to
mention, may always he found at :
Aug. g. D. DELAYS
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Notice.

4 LII persons having claims against the estate of R..
~ W. Abbott late Of Camden, will render them in
properly attcsted and all indebted to said estate
required to make payment promptly, either to j. B.
Kersliaw, Esq, my authorized Agent at Camden, or
to myself at Sumtervle. II. j. ABBOTT, Adm.
August 2, 1853. 6t-32
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Sheriff'S Sale.

FINDER a summons in partition and in pursuance
" of the decrctal order made thereon by John R.
10y Judge Of the Court Of Ordinary for Kcrsaw Dis
trict, will sell Tie first Monday in September
next the lands described in the saidsrimmons in par
ttou. the property Of Angus Mcdonald. deccuscd
to-wt:
One tract, containing one hundred and six acres
more or less and known as the Malone tract: Also
one other tract containing l % l3 acres wereon R.
r. Player resides and adjoining the said Malone tract
Thos. Smith and others
Conditions-One-ffth of the purchase money will
be required the balance on Il credit of twelve months
purchasers to give bond with good security. with in
tercst from the day Of sale and mortgage of the
premises if deemed necessary for the payment OF the
purchase money. Purchasers to pay for papers.
THO BASKIN, $. K. D.
Aug. . 81 IT,
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LAND FOR SALE.

MIR. SAMUEL n. ATKINSON Is authorised to
wi sell lands of the Estate of Thomas Sumter. ly.
ing in Chesterfield Lancaster and Kershaw Districts.
Persons wishing to purchase will please address him
at Bishopyille, Sumter District, S. c.
49, /. SUMTER, Ex'r, &c.
Sumterglle, Aug.2. 3l-tf
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For Sale OR Exchange,

'INHE Commodious two story brick Store and Dwell
l. ling-llousc, owned and occupied by Mrs. Carpcn-
ter 1t is conveniently situated and arranged for bu
siness, and the grounds attached, with proper cutiva-
ton, produce excellent returns. Terms made accom-
modang.
August l.-Gi
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Final Notice..

THE subscriber having left Camden, notifies all per-
l. sons indebted to him. to call at the store OF Mr..
W. C. MOORE and settle at once, as my business has
been left in his hands, If settlements are not made
prior to Return Day, papers will be put in the hands
ofan Attorney for collection.
Aug. 9-32u B. ". CHAMBERS.