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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20
Gntlerp, 6ar6ware, &r

vNGOT COPPER, SPELlEk, bANCA lin,
i ANTIMONY LEAD, sPELTER SOLDER
TNHOMAS PIG IRON-Soft, free, strong. and
Il warranted substitute for Scotch Pig
n AMES q SONS SHOVEL.S and SPADES.
MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS-very superior
quality JOHN aisp'; oSScr HfsR: co e'1 No. 90 % wm
IRON.-5O0 tuns broken Cast Iron. from Crystal
l. Palace deliverable from .th.s North River, dock Ad
BrOOsyn; % tuI. staord:hirs best Iron ss'orted %
''n f5sh Datb 5'se e. isisiSs %Gfaoks E.
LANES, BEEBE & Co.,
u NO. $50 BROADWAY.
,aa e as S,s .ss
gagged in the manufsctory Of
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
FOUNTAINS, VASES, @ sETTEEs ,4 ARB0RS RI LIONS
GuREs 99SS oT acass nd GAS BURNERs scRP
TURAL and ASTROLOGICAL FIGURES, BAPTiSAAL
IRON BEDSTEADs,
HAT TREES, FIRE SIR STANDS, and BRACKETS oi N
kinds, wholesale and retail
BAY RACKS, SASoIEs. ;1s STALL PAsfITloxs:
prepared execute ode TO extent for all descriptions
IRON WORK FOR BUILDINGS.
ROOFS. ORDERS, LINTIEs, sKYLIGHTs IRON CASES
TOWN AND COUNT COUNTY T RECORDS
For svd1 TI E ss sy IL IA LINZ fsEIAss issI
THE CEILINGS Of the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
SENATE CHAMBER,
And 70 other work the PUBLIC BUILD
INGS q. the NATIONAL CAPITAL
hot WATER AND HOT-ATR FURNACES.
FOR DWELLINGS, STORES. CHURCHES AND LAR0EA
EDIFICES.
BEEBES
CELEBRATED KITCHEN RANGES,
ESTABLISHED BEYOND EXPERIMENT. and, without
question, The MOST RELIABLE COOKING APPARATUS
eOR FAMILIES IN USE
JAMES, BEEBE & CO.,
No $50 BROADWAY Nev. York
Mandatory corner Of Rssde Centre and E.nSts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-20

ShJOO TO $4,000 The RIGHT OF SALE
8 lUD Is offered in Stairs and Counties . very vsu.
sne Agricultural Implement The demand IL g~a, aud
profit. wi, be lo PET cent For Particular call sd-
SS,~.. vita stamp, MEACHAM LYMAN,
No. 80 Broadway. NewYort.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-27

THOMAS RYAN,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
=

THANKFUL for past lavors. would rsost -.
4 spectiuy inform thsscitizens Of Claiborne
county and the public generally. that he still
continues the above business. and keep. constant
Is nn hand choice material ni every description.
and Is pre- ared 90 manufacture az short notice
every description os gcuteneE's
BOOTS and shoes,
81 the latest style best .nl.iiy and neatesl work
1anship.
Those who have not tavored him with their
custom heretofore would a. well "a raw him 3
trial. IS ali hi- iormerc stomers ere we'll pleased
with the quiify and price oi ihe work he mar.
rfaciures
Since being hurat out at bis Old stand BIS shop
IS removed tn NO. Stamps Row. Main street.
where he Will he happy To receive customer. aud
hi aIl ordeis with punctusity an! dispatch --
li- wofk ~ ID speak iof Itself an of winch will
be warranted
iasrg q iuil set of good jonrneymen. he is
prepared to execute Ell Orders pnleinal.y.
June g. i-if. Civ
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-27

CceGs.-A fresh supp's IS Laadreta's Garden
- Segls just received Aai gr sil. ~
aal3 ! W. KING & &c
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-27
STEAM SAWMlL. Z


fFNIE undersigned offers for sale splendid
d STEAM SANMlLL. situated on fhe New
0Hran, and JACKSON Railroad. three. quarters ni
mule lfon tne tl frd depot HahalB. ahd ten
miles euafa nt 6a.Ittlr. Thr ratid settlement
90 thr safr.rsliue country. hr snticipaied town.
and fnr "r.ftd completion nf the rnai in this
na.ht l' lAr De- October next. with the already
increasing aerend in-ufes reads ale far lumber.
tn rr hrin- al i'iI. nrarrr than twelve miles ma
tn tlr Hf.l fs attached $40 acres ol fre.v tim-
.tfef aae. vfta sa'iriencf nnsaet iar tile prn-
tt.tlnn SAL cnfH. palatnf, etc to supply tat
rtnf'afe', aaN fttu- ni faf niiiI. comfortable
Dwelling. Alth iAe necessary 0uf-ann-es. at-
. fsraed lae tEi house j. larse AID substantial
cAtliria- ttc attest tni most improved ma
cnnrr horfr IS leet long d. inches in dame
ttr. double ii4ea. circular saw 5i inches diameter
EtcIythir@ new ald in complete running orier.
This mhi With seven hands rsu cut bet 3een
Csc aid Els THOUSAND = 20 lumber 4af. but
ateIagrs 5000 teaf tailF. without extra labor Ut
strain ot siaclinrry.
A.farera +. ore al Stfaubs superior zG-inch
Frrch Burr GklST MILLS. capable 81 grinding
.sau II io Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business - suprl} IT, pace with bread. Also.
E WAGON fr4 Team. Lamber CaT. Tools. etc.
Herr>.afv ta efrig un far busirpss- with 49,
abundance ui water OF seasons.
Irrms r2.y iof iaItler particulars, arply on
the premises or 81 tae Wfeis -rel
N. d RRCNFR
on MAfFS \ MtLLSAFS. Agents.
Apr j 57 3}-I Galia.in. lliss.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-28
MAFBLE-
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEVINE Sc BRO
X Street, Corner Sirth, Sacramento, Cal.
NTARBLE MANTELs AND CRATES, MoNU-
NA ments Tomb and Grave Stones, Table and Coun-
tells &c, &c, constantly hand and made to order
on reasonable terms. All kinds Of Ornamental Work
done with dispatch. jy22-6m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-28
BIRTH.
n Friday evening, Dec. oath, the wife Of DR.. @.
Hathwell of a daughter.
Nelr advertisements.

Hibernians.-There will be a regular monthly
meeting 1.-THE NJ II. B. Society in the basement Of the
Catholic Church on THURSDAY EVENING, Decem.
ber3O at Z o'clock. A full attendance is reouestod
Per order
TITOS POWERS s,ci,,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-28
THos. POWERS, seciy.

Masonic NOtice.-TLe members Of Washing
ton H. A. Chapter No. 13, hereby notified to meet
at their Han for the Installation of Officers, on this
(Tuesday) evening, the 2sth lnst at o'clock.
W. c. BELCIIER. Sec'y pro tenn.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-28
r. H. MCDONALD & CO.,

Importing and Wholesale Druggists,
Have just received per clippers,
100 bbls Plaster Paris 500 bbs water proof Cement
so bbls Marble Dust; 80 bbls Whiting;
50 carboys Sulph Acids 100000 Soda Corks;
100 jars Citrc Acid; so bales Soda Twine;
20 bbls Irish Moss; 10 bales Fresh Hops.
With complete assortment Of Brewers. and Soda
Material to which invise the attention of dealers.
1879 Street, Sacramento, by
nov1S-3m r. n. MCDONALD & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-28
SENATE HOUSE SALOON.
Come and Judge for Yourselves
THVHE UNDERSIGNED, Proprie

EHNHE UNDERSIGNED, Proprietor OF the
u above named SALOON, has just received from
the large exporting house Of Sewel Taylor, New Or
leans, fine stock of the very best and purest IL
QUORo in the Unitei States, consisting, in part OF
the following named articles:
Fine Brandy fine Holland Gin, the best Scotch and
Irish Whiskey, Old Port Wine, Madeira Wine, DuG
Gordon Sherry, and the finest kind of Bourbon whs-
key, Old Apple Jack Brandy. Ale and Porter, Catawba
Wine, Cthe mellow, rich Catawba,'0 Anchor brand
Champagne, Schroeder Champagne, Hedsck and all
other articles Of Wines.
The undersigned has all the above for sale by the
bottle or by retail, warranted Of the first purity
Families can rely getting pure and good arti-
Gle OF Old Port Wine any other Liquor used in cases
OF sickness, by sending to this establishment.
The undersigned will be always on hand, in person.
behind the Bar and will be ready to furnish custom
ers with all such hot drinks as old fashioned Hot
Apple Toddies, Tom and Jerry, Egg NOgg, and all
other hot or spicy Drinks that may be demanded.
THE SENATE SALOON
Will always be quiet and well conducted place
resort where gentlemen may find themselves sur
rounded by circumstances Of comfort and everything
that may tend to make their visit agreeable.
ROBERT T. O'HANLON,
". B.-Gentlemen be accommodated with
Rooms. byt the week, day or night by leaving orders
at the Bar dec23-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-28
Campheme, Lamp & Machine.

1000 gals best Polar OIL
1910 gals fresh distilled Camphene;
10000 gals super winter strained Lard Oil;
800 gals pure Sperm Oil
80 doz Olive Oh, quarts and pints;
Patent Axle Grease in kegs and cans superior article
Camphene and Oil Wicks
25 bbls White and common Rosin;
1000 lbs. Potash
For sale at the lowest market rates.
1917 st, Sacramento, by X. II. MCDONALD co,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-28
SACRAMENTO DRUGGISTS.
Il. HI. MCDONALD Sc co.
IMPORTTN
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

We respectfully invite all dealing in line TO call
and examine our large aud well selected stock Of
Drugs and Medicines, Druggists Glassware,
Oils and Paints, Retorts and Crucibes,
Lard and Sperm Oils, Corks and Acids,
Camphene and Linseed oil, Surgical Instruments,
Fresh Herbs, Dental do.
Perfumery, Patent Medicines,
Assayng Materials, Soda Material,
Brewers Material,
With a complete assortment Of almost every article
kept in a large Wholesale Drug Store, all Of which we
offer as low If not lower, than they be bought
elsewhere in this State.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23

Leave Fl Smith Monday and Frdby at 6S M
Arrive at Gainesville 9Th day Bye N,
Leave Gainesville Monday and FRIDAY at 8 m;
Arrive at Fort Smith 9th day by pm.
1912 From Russellvllle TO Dover, 10 miles and back
Leave Russellsille every Sunday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Dover same days by 4pm;
Leave Dover every Sunday, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive a, RussellvIe same days by IL m.
Bids 10 six times week are invited
1918 From Pittsbure, by Roseville, Sub Rosa and
Point Prairie, TO Charleston, "A miles and back
three times week.
Leave Pittsborg every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Charleston next days by pm;
Leave Charleston every Monday Wednesday, an'
Friday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Plttsbufs next days by s p m.
1914 From Pit.sburg BY Pattersons Bluff, to Rsveie
35 miles and back, week.
Leave Pttsburg Friday at am;
Arrive at Revelle same day by6pm;
Leave Revele Saturday at am;
Arrive at Pittsburg same day by 8 p m;
1915 From Reveille by Chsmvie to Charleston, Il
miles and back, week.
Leave Reveiilc every Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Charleston same day by lam;
Leave Charleston every Tuesday at p M
Arrive at Reyee same day by6pm
1916 From Chickeah by Pleasant Valley, Shoals Creek
and Morrisons Bluff, to RoseviIle, IS miles snt
back, once week
Leave Chickelah Monday at M
Arrive RI Roee-iile same day by p M
Leave Roseyille Tuesday at m;
Arrive at ChickeIah same day by 6 pm.
1917 From Van Buren, by Belmont, The Narrows, ane
West Fork, to Fayetteville, Sc miles and back
once week.
Leave Van Buren, every Monday at m;
Arrive at Fayetteville next day by IL m;
Leave Fayetteville every Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Van Buren, next day by pm.
1918 From Van Buren,, by Lees Creek Greenvile, and
Bollngsiy, to Fayetteville, GO miles and back, ono
week.
Leave Van Buren, every Monday at I'M;
Arrive at Fayetteville next day by 6 pm;
Leave Fayetteville every Wednesday at Jam;
Arrive at Van Buren, next day by pm.
1919 From Daryle, by Walnut Tree and Dutch Creek
to WaIdron, So miles and back, once week.
Leave Danvie Monday at m;
Arrive at Wadron next day by IL m;
Leave Wadron Wednesday at M;
Arrive at Danvile next day by ~ m.
1920 From Danvc, by Rover, Button, Grnvely Hill
and Nebraska, to Parks, SIS miles and back
once week.
/ Leave Danyie Monday at M;
Arrive at Parks next day by IL
Leave Parks Tuesday at 2 p IN:
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23

ArkantaG a
Arrive at Crocketts Bluff same day by o m;
leave Crocketts Blufevery Tuesday at 6 m;
Arrive At Arkansus Post same day by Jpn.
1871 From Oakland Grove by Brownsville to Pine Bluff
o. miles and back, once week.
leave Oakland Grove every Wednesday at a M
Arrive At Pine Bluff next day by lop m;
leave Pine Bluff every Friday at 4am
Arrive ct Oakland Grove next day by iopm.
1928 From Oakland Grove, by Lanissa and Hickory Plain
to sArc, 20 miles and back, week.
Leave Oakland Grove every Saturday at 6 am;
Arrive 81 Des Are same day by 6pm;
Leavo Des Arc every Sunday at o N;
Arrive 1t Oakland Grove same day by 6p m.
1899 From Grand Glaze by veboit Ridge to 5earcys
miles and back once week
leave Grand Glaze every Monday at ~ q M
Arrive u Ssarcys same day by Z pm;
kcave Soafcy's every Tuesday at I q m;
Arrive At Grand GlAse same day by Jpn.
1880 From Des Arc 70 Brownsville 80 miles and back
Leave Des Arc Friday at 6 a M;
Arrive 1t Brownsville same day by pm;
Leave Brownsville Saturday at a m;
Arrive ~ Dies Arc same day by 4pm
1891 From Dies Arc, by Hickory PIaips Stonev Point
Chdron, Greenbrier, Springfield Glass Village
tlosAly Galley Greek, Dardsnclles Pckin, Charles
ton, sud Bioosner, to Fl Smith 200 miles and back
thres times week. -
Leave Des Arc Monday Wednesday and FRIDAY At
Arrive at Fort Smith 4,h day by lopm;
Leave Fort Smith Monday, Wednesday and Friday
ateam
Arrive 81 Des Arc 4th day by lopm.
Bids 10 supply Oakland Grove, emitting Stoney
Poins, will be considered
1897 From Dss Arc by Cotton Plant, to Oakland ST
Francis CO.. 80 miles and back, week
LeAvsDfs Arc Friday at n m;
Afr ArHare 81 Oakland same day by D NJ
0g haAJa oakland Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive At Dies Arc same day BY D M
B,ds to snd At Cotton Plant omeng Oakland, will
b cousadsrsd.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-29
MslCAN'p VOLCANIC OsS.
oJSIWCNT.

The Zee, Linim,n, 10 The voIid for man
OF beast.
.ssssksr assssAsAs sr.s
performed b, MeLsan's Volcanic oil LIN.
,ment. Read for yourselves.
Thomas fcrd, blacksmith living near
"a .savsnas m Tenth street, hal a horri.
Lle running sDts cn W. foot. lie trisd
,~ariea. l.in.msni., salsss. &e.. lui sasld
10 !. no good. IL desrairri u r,sf icing
ale 10 work a, bis trade again. because
hs could un, bear nny weight N his foot;
AMI hv one small hottie - Mclean. Vol.
eanic oil Linimsn,, be IL nov perfectly
cured.
Rhsunasism .psrsly.is .nsurairis .tvui-
80, ~.rrain.. stiffness nthe joints or mus.
| elrs. dwellings, sofs throat, saf-ashe or
tooth. ache. woand., frs.h cuts. sores.
harns. seald-. pains. De-, yield y. tho
amaeie'i influence q this voHdsrful Lin
inrui.
Tsr TIerses ard Cattle i i aninsaliills
Re asls f4Fa aafs.. calls. scratches rFHss-
- hseI. l~aninnss.. sravin sWsery pint.
Ihstala. bsasss. s~vslliags. wsuHd.. %sattls-
.n,te bite. aui ssri8Hs other diseases
viiish animal. are liable 10 from injuries
o. s.sidsu,s.
rverv eeantry merchant shosld obtain
a surtly u Nefeas'. Volcanic Oil Iini
mssi. u cells rapidly. h~sc.us.is slusy'
cure.
Aiiseraiiisesuns silt bs msieis nsf.
chants vks tay 10 .sll again.
esrrer sale hy .. n. MsLesrsrsarri
l~istor. corner u Third and Pine streets
IT. Louis. No.. alsn for sale = Tfcs. y
lCists. a. the sflsisk Corner Pasels
February J. lsjs. Fly
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-29
A B A N.

have n frs, rate new two horse BAR.
ruuche for sale. Il was made b. y. u.
JONES 4 Co.. u Pamela. ard ! ~ill .sll !,
low on n credit. and for cash I will take
less than I, cost to make u.
WILLIAM 4. PETERSON.
Dec. 18th, lsjs. si.-Iw.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-29
esm,ntssiener.s sale of LANDS.

0ose tnesstO0efs S0uc OJ useoouss
h)y VIRTUE of q decree 81 the Probate
I'D Court ~ Pamela County, Mississippi.
ndcrri nj the December term. ls5s.
ercof. tho undersigned rs special con-
Hi.'ioner appointed by said Court. to
thu real estate belonging 10 tho heirs
Nathaniel King. deed, will on Thars.
y the 9th iav VI January, 1859, on the
rrinises. within lawfal hours, sell 10 the
shes, bidder, on . credit Of one anitwo
|nrsiron the day ~ sale, tho following
seribci lands, to.wit +; Section No.
tentv.cn tal) in Township No. nine
" Range NJ. sever "a West, and the
nth hall ~ tho South west quarter ~
N'ion W. twcnty (s,l Township
). nine tpl Range No. seven Cl West.
beet % tho dover intcrcs, OF ". n.
ing. widow " said deceased.
lIcni with approved sscnrity hearing
"isrcst from thr day ~ date will be 70.
Iifed Of the pureha.er.
JAMES !. st.rDGr,
Commissioner.
Dec. Sth, 1853. B..iw.
MLSO-M tho same time and place.
unicr.inrnrd. admin sirators 81 tho
,ti,e 81 Nathaniel King, deceased, by
rtuc ~ a dccrcc ~ the Probate Court
forcsaid. made at the term aforesaid.
proceed to sell IN n credit u Minis
! ontks from the dnv n sale. Ill the per.
nal property u the said deceased. OF.
pps the slaves. consisting IN part oi
irscs. mules. cattle. hogs. corn. fodder,
prk, bacon, AMI farming implements
D..
Bond with approved security viii be re.
sirci o. the purchaser.
MARY n. ktSG,l Adm'x.
III. SLEDGk, I Aam'r.
Dec. sth, 1858. E..iw.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-29

wv sase " Stts W.
DuRSUANT to m In,criccu,o-y pe-
cree, rvnlsrsl in y case wherein
eorre ". Williams. ct NJ. are complain
nt.. AMI Robert X. Williams, ct al. De-
niaa,s. in The Chsaeevy Ceur, Of Pane
County. Mississippi. " the November
srm ISIS thereof. I viii A. Commission
therein appointed, proceed to sell at
2 Court House tnar, in ths town II
Fanola. in said County, on Saturday the
t day u January neat. between the
ours prescribed by lsv, m a credit Of
sslve months from the dsy Of sale, with
~a'erest FROM date, the following negro
daves. to-wit : Harriet and Maria.
bond and security will be required Of
be purchaser.
JOHN c. HARRISON,
Commissioner.
Nor. c9th, ISIS. I5.-4w.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-29

Sole proprietor - the Cordial,
Al.e. Mrt.ssn's Volcanic uil Imminent.
lJ-rrineir~l dero, IN the corner Of
Third and Pine streets. ~. I..uis, No.
Cy-far sale In Pamela, Mississippi, "
Thus. y. Ct.AHkk,
n the Briss Cs,Hu.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-29
TO THE IinUS.
I'0R I'D

W. say 10 parents, u ycur children are
sickly, puny, or afflicted with complaints
prcsalcn, among children, give them =
small quantity " Mci.san's cordial, and
I, will make them healthy, fat aud robust.
Delay no, a moment, ,ry !. and YOU will
lie con, need.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-05-04

SOUTHERN CoNGREssMEN.-Th Journal of
Commerce, in photographic view" of the
members IF the Sena,e. say Of cur own Sen
ator>:
Hammond Of S. c., is now rising star in
the Southern hemisphere. In tie trne spirit
aud genius Of ii Calhoun and Lownd"s, he last
week condensed volumes into an hours speech
on the Kansas question, throwing light even
OH that lhreadLure lleme, and setting the
slengthr Seward a good example. is ast"II'sl''
ing how much brilliant talent comes ont "i the
"benghted" South. She sends aud keeps her
best men here, and thus viii ever be InleIlec'
tuaIly, if not numerically, strong on this nation
al theatre.
His colleague, Judge Evans, is different
sort of man, loss brilliant and>rffectr', Int
calm, judicial, fnll Of anrnily. srdate as cI"r'
gymau, aud highly respected III the Senate
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-05-04
She Is Conlnittcd.

The Washington correspondent of the ElHe-
field Advertiser, speaking OF III, Committee
of Conference that ha. been al Rdn;ed, sayss
A1he people Of the Soa,h may rely upon
them implicitly. But in thesevcnt Kansas is
lost to the South, on account of the slavery
clause incorporated in the -Lecunpton Const
tuition, what Will the South doa Iexns and
Alabama have sp"ken.-are they in earnest, and
%, will the other Southern States follow
siCs by side with them? South Carolina dc
tern,ined, in 1850, she would not go ii alone,
but wonld go it wiM corporations. 1t now
remains to DO seen whether she will like the
company Of Alab,pna and Texas well enough
to cooperate withalhem, IN resisting what is,
and will be for the future, the settled policy OF
the Black Republicans, that no more slave
States shall be admitted into the Union."-
VIZ the kno,oiag ones (Co -operationists) Of
'56 aasarer the question:"
Xe have only to add that their action would
be promptly seconded by South Carolina, by
the spontaneous unanimty Of her people. The
conservative portion Of the State are only con
seryaiive u the extent that, while in the Un-
ion, policy requires us to use our best endea
vors to control the Government by harm"niz
ing With the State Rights Democracy--Nort
and South. South Carolina is committed to
cooperative resistance, and without further re
solutions or agitation, If the crisis is forced up
ca her, will act to her recorded pledge.
South Curol;niun
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-05-04
NO FAMILY

Can afford tebe without Mustang Lniment ntheir
house The many accidents We are liable tosmay
renGIer it necessary at ANY moment and nothing
is capable of performing snch certain cun.' tEx-
traei) 'In lAMg tie kettle from the FIRE II caught
and seaded my hands and person very seysfeIy
ONE hand almost TO crisp The torture was
unbearabfe7 1t was an awfHsIght- Tie
Mustang Linirnens aPP~"serS TO extract the Pain
m,seda.eIy. II healed rapidly and left no scaI
ofaccouni. Chas. Foster. 420 BroaaSt., Phiad'a.'
IL is truly wonderful article n will cure any
case ofSweipg, Burns, SifJoinis, Erupiions Or
Rheunats.a. For horses, it tshould neSecb be dis
prnsed with. One Dollars worth o.sMustaRs has
frcanputly saved valuable horse. 1t sar,s Gaads,
Sprains, Ringboae, Spaven and Founder. Be-
ware of limitations Sold in all parts ostbs habta-
bic globe
BARNES & PARK, Proprie:Os, N.9ofk.'
Apnl, 81 mo.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA.

This purely vegetable Remedy combines in
itself the properties of an Anliseptc, mild Ca
tharic, and Tonic. 1t quickly removes from
the blood, and other fluids Of the body, the inn
purties OF unhealthy secretions which engender
and feed disease, r,us striking at the root Of the
malady. Although proved so etGcacious it may
be taken at all times with perfect safety, as 1t
contains no powerful drastic drug to drbiiitate the
system, or mineral poison 10 ruin the constIu-
ton.
Prepared and sold BY A. b. e. ID. SANDS, 100
Fulton St. New York. Price 81 per battle; or
six bottles Tor So.
Sold also by J. J. McKAlN, Camden, S. c.
Sold also by Druggists generally.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1858-05-04
Death Of a Stranger.

On "Wednesday last, stranger was brought up in
mid ~ train Eom Kingsvilc, accompanied by ne
gro man. lie was deposited at tho Carolina House
Mr.. Young the kind and humane Proprietor soon
discovered that he a helpless invalid, requiring
immediate attention, and accurCiine called in ply.
sician lie was attended to- and fingered unli Thurs.
day evening when he died. having spoken but two
or three words since his arrival. 1t appears from
certificates il his possession, that he had been sol
dicr in the Mexican War having served AS member
of Company X, in the Palmetto Regiment. His name
appears as W. j. Wilson, representing him as n wor-
thv CHI, ,lian man who had been unfortunately alIct
cd for a length Of timc with Rheumalism, anl who
needed The sympathy and all Of his fellow ctzers
in his efforts to get to sonc institution where he
couIl lie cared for in his helpless condition. bvnS
lame and almost blind We learn that he came down
from Columbia few days before his arrival in Cam
,., tn Einrsyi!c. where he had been under medical
treatment. anl where wc UNI JcrSiand he expressed
,, desire to be s,n, to Ca,nlcn having relations in
til" country.
lie Wa certainly. in no condition TO travel. when
Do arrived IN Clalyn and We arc advised by medical