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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-06

We have been sIioWn q document signed by the
Mayors in Office Of the ftics Of the United States and
Cana'l certifying to tic superior excellence of DR..
Ayers compound ENtr;ct Of Sarsaparllla and to the
value ofall his rcmcdlcs as articles Of great public
utility. Such evidence rom such high sources bears
us out triumphantly in the position have long
maintained with resardlo Doct. Ayers Preparations,
or more particularly our advertisements Of them. No
publishers need be mora opposed than We are to the
PRONUNCIATION Of qrackey in auy shape but VIC knew
when we began that lis remedies were above any
suspicion Of deception hat they were about the best
is possible to produce for the cure of disease and
that they have the coptcncc of all communities where
they are known. Not.alonc because the Mayors OF
the whole country bclcs, them useful to their people,
but because we know from experience that they so
to ours, do we believe VI are rendering substantial
service to our readers in making their virtues known
to t!rcm.-COwier PriRston, Ky.
0nt
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The First Flag.

all honor to the boys of Camden Probably the
first secession flag elevated in the State was raised by
them 1t went up on last Thursday upon the first
intirnaton that LINCOLN would be elected And there
it floats, in the campus of Mr.. PEcHs School, emilia
zoned with the noble Palmetto and, 10 the very
children Of our soil, tie magic words, South Caro-
lima" We understand that the pupils of Mr.. PEcE
requested that they should be permitted to raise the
flag, which request he promptly and cheerfuly grant
ed remarking to friend that the virtue OF patriot
ism should enter largely into youths education.
All honor to the teachers and the pupils who rally
around the flag Of our State
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Newspaper and Periodical Agcncy

Having received the agency of several newspapers
and periodicals. the edit of the JOURNAL will give
prompt personal attention to any Business committed
to his charge. rr1iI,5n that the following
are among the number for which we are authorized to
act :-Charcston Mercury. Southern Guardian, Sum-
ter W"ehman: Field anSs Frcsde, Lancaster Ledger,
GoDEY's Lady's Book, Blectic Magazine, Cosmopol,
tan Art Journal, &c.
This is matter of gr4t convenience to persons in
this vicinity, who may desire to subscribe or renew
their subscriptions for ay Of the above papers OF
periodicals
1t must be rcmcmbckd that the CASH must always
accompany the order ioisuEscrlons, and that we dc
not feel at liberty to yhy. from this wholesome rcgl
latiOn
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Tzand For Sale.

rg'HE subscriber wishing to dispose Of his Land in
| KcrSlmw District, Offers for salc the following
Tracts. viz:
Ono Tract containing about 80 Acres, on Watcree
River. and bounded by Lands OF Capt VIM kenntdy'
+. Parker and others. This Tract occupies one mile
Of tic western bank Of the River and includes some
choct River Bottoms
One other Tract adjoining the above, on both sides
Of - mile creek, containing about 2Ipo Acres and
bounded by lands Of Capt. Kennedy. Lawrence Whta.
kcr Il. Parker aird others. a considerable part OF
this Tract is good Upan and portion of it is rich
creek bottoms: and OIL it is misc;t. unsurpassed
by any other in tie State, ihT natT; advantages OF
location, and abundance Of water power.
Ono other Tract, near the aho"c, continuing lAO
Acres on the waters Of 81 mile creek, and bounded by
Lands of ,Tames Team and others.
Persons wishing to purchase, may get bargains in
these Lands and OH accommodating terms.
Nov G:-Gt. Il. X. III NThk
Near Rdscwav, S. G.
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DeEOts;ss Review.

The deserved and acknowledged high reputation e!'-
loved by this one of the ablest and best conducted
Magazines of the day. must be quite as gratifying to
an intelligent and npprccative Southern public as 1t
is complimentary to- and deserved by its accomplished
and noble proprietor tine Southern man, with lh'
instincts Of high ard honorable nature, labofing un
wea:icLy, with zca in great cause lie has success
fully demonstrated that such thing can bc done a:
producing and sustaining SouHtesn Magazine, second
to none, if not superior in many important consdcra
tions, to tile vast majority of its coemporncous pro
ductions Every reddino man sllouid haze it.
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Camden Again in The Picture.

A short time since, we noticed the election Of ON
young friend and former fellow citizen R. A. YOUNG
to the Coonecy Of Regiment of Infantry in Charles
ton. We observe from the Aercury of Tuesday, that
another of oar boys, Capt S. G. DEPAss, has been
elected Major Of the Second Battalion, 10th Regiment
the same we believe commanded by Col. YOUNG.
The Mercury remarks:
:tMr DEPAss is graduate Of the Citadel Academy
and has for many years been identified with the
organizations Of Charleston We are pleased TO sec
the selection of such officer at this particular time
Major DEPAss will prove himself worthy Of this dis
tincton, and should the time come when his services
VIII be required, we sure he will be found promp
and ready for action.
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eEr Cotton Market.

THO. J. WARREN, Editor.
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Meeting Friends.


full measul a
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TRANEERRIES AND CURRANTS; n small Fresh
" lot Of the above. Also Fresh Nuts of various kinds
Buckwheat Flour and Goshen Butter Smoked Beef
and BccfTongucs New No. l, Mackcrcl and IIcrrings
Choice Cheese and Macaron. 4 choice variety OF Tea
and Coffee; Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugar; A
& f. Coffee Sugar, and Brown do: Choice Syrup and
y. 0. M0laSScs, Mnscovato and Cuba do: Peaches
Preserved and Fresh Tomatoes and Corn do Oysters
and Salmond do: Sarlincs.
Thompsors' Transparent Toilet Soap; Candles and
Soda; Irish Potatoes Onions and Turnips.
Nov. G.-tf \. T. LATTA.
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Eclectic MomaZinc.

For work Of its peculiar character, we know Of
none scarcely comparable to this splendid monthly.
The illustrations alone are worth the money; and its
reading matter is Of high ordcr-instructivc and ell
tertainng. The November number is before US and
contains portraits Of CALICO the great Philosopher
Of Italy, and of Rev. JEREMIAH DAY, D. D., Prof Ben
JANN SILL1MAS, Sen., and Rev. THEODORE D. WOOL
sEY, DID,, the representative men of Commencement
Day at Yale College. July 26th, 1850.
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Presidential Electors.

The following gentlemen have been appointed Elcc
tors to cast the vote Of this State for President
Vice-President OF the United States -
For tie State at large.-WM. L. MARTIN, A. P. CAk
HoUN.
First Congressional Distributions WILLIAMS.
Second Congressional Dist'1c-Tuos. Y. SIMoys.
Third Congressional Dishict-GEo. P. ELLIOTT
Fourth Congressional DishtcNTlLMAS WATSON.
Fifth Congressional District-Jos. F. G!sr.
sSi1h Congressional Disaict-R. G.. McCAw.
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GLOVE ANODYNE
Toot b ach h e Drops.
COMPLAIN NO MORE OF I(HING
TEETH!

These Drops have hcen extensively used by thousands
whose experience has proved that Tie Anodyne will
give immediate and permanent relief after the failure Of
every other remedy. speasnt to the tSte and smell
and Il few applications will entirely remove the pain
and soreness from decayed Tooth. SO that it may be
filled and rendered MS useful ever When the pair.
proceeds from the face, from til" gums around tooth
apparently sound, this Anodyne will give speedy relief
by rubbing few drops on the part affected It has
only to become generally known to be as highly ap-
precatcd BY the public MS i: is by dentists.
Rcal the following letter from one olhc most distin-
guishcd practical dentists in the city Of New York:
''MeSsrs. Sands: Gencmen-In the course ormy prac-
ticc have extensively used your Glove Anodyne with
much success f'r the relicfor the Tooachc and as
constantly recommend it to my patients deem it but
just to inform you Of the high opinion have Off over
other remedies. l am yours very respectfully.
M. LEVETT pcntist"
PRICE rs CENTS PER VIAL
Prepared by A. B. 4 D SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street New York.
For sale by JOHN j. MeKAIN, Druggist Camden,
5. Z. Nov. Git.
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Other Agencies.

The editor of the Journcl is the regularly authorized
Agent Of the South C1,olnian and Columbia Banas7,
published by DR.. R. ". GlDBEs Columbia. and Of
DeBUo's Review. Persons having matters to attend
TO with either or all Of these publications can leave
their orders at this Office, und may rest assured that
thes will meet with prompt attention
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,H,asA EsnGaaIn SEG,,sC.

This new and commodious tlIrcc-sory brick hnill-
ing on the Nor-l!ast corner Of Broad ana DeNalo
streets is nearly finished, and is expected to hc open
cd on or about the lst December Tie Company lave
leased it to Mr. W D. HARRIS, Of Columbia gentle
man in every respect qualified, and who 'knows how
to keep Hotel
Nj. HARRIS is now engaged in pcrfecins his plans,
and has already. entered upon the duties imposed BY
the Company, in the prosecution Of necessary arrange
mcnts for furnishing the house in the latest and most
apn-oyed style Of taste and comfort.
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pecial Dispatches 10 Tie Charleston Courier.
washington Items.

TIE CONSTITCTIoN-TIlE CABINET-PRESIDENT DCCIIAN-
AN-LINCoLN AND THE SOUTH.
WASHINGTON November s.
The Constitution newspaper government organ) re-
tracts an article favoring dsunon 1t is now decided
that the Cabinet will resign on the 3d of March.
President Buchanan has prepared Proclamation,
which lie will issue whenever any violation ress-
tance of the Federal Laws occurs Lincoln has decided
to issue conservative declaration Of his policy nten-
dcd appcase the wrath of tile South There is still
much excitement here
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To Correspondents.

We have repeatedly stated that the rule otou
office requires the name OF every writer who sends US
Communications for publication. This may seem q
very small matter and yet it is proper and little
reflection must satisfy every one Of its proprety.
This may satis!actoriay explain why it is that many
Communications sent US, are not published
Two articles from esteemed contributor, shall
have place in our next
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Co-partnership Notice.

rJNIIE Undersigned having formed Co-Partncrsliip
under the mime Of SlIINGLER& HALE will
continue the business in NAVAL STORES, formerly
conducted by Mcssrs r. H. GRIFFIN CO., and
also for the transaction ola GENERAL FACTOhAGE
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
PROMPT attention will be given to all business en-
trusted 10 them, and they would respectfully solicit
tic patronage of the friends Of the late firm and tile
public THOMAS 3 SiiiNuLhh'
Nov. 6.-tf> WM. NJ. HALE.
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Have been rendered.

We learn that the DEKALE Rifle Guards, Capt. T.
PARKER, the Camden Light Infantry, Capt JOIN D.
KENNEDY, and Kerslaw Troop Capt. L. b. CAyrEY,
have rendered their services to Gov GIsr in they
are needed. This is only what we had right to ex-
pcct and thousands of our gallant sons win respond
that they are ready aye ready to defend the Palmet-
TO Flag 10 the bitter end.
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Withdrawal.

We observe that WARREN R. MARSHALL, Esq,
has withdrawn from the editorial department. OF the
Blue Ridge Herald Mr.. MARSHALL is a good writer,
and makes an excellent editor.
We regret to part with any man who is a true 6'4e
States Rights Southern Resistance man, such an one
as we know him 10 be- and hope soon again to wei
come him in the corps editorial
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yyistar,s rsa..am of Wild Cherry.

This remedy has long been cherished by the COM
m,lny for ITS remarkable efficacy in relieving healing
and curing the most Obstinate painful and long stand
ing cases of C"ugh, COl Influenza Sore Throat Bron-
chitfs, Hhooping Cough, Group, .lsttma, inflammation
of the Lungs while even Consumption itself has yield.
ed to its magic influence when all other means have
failed Its whole history proves that the past has
produced no remedy Of equal value. as cure for the
numerous and dangerous pulmonary affections which
prevail all over the land
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TRnG EoEo IS AAS.

rE"fE subscriber Offers his Lands for sale on reason
1 abe terms, to any punctral purchaser. One tract
on Flat Rocl containing four hundred Acres (lOO,)
adjoining Lands of L. B. Stephenson and Vim. Shields
on the North Thomas Ciaskin, OH tfc East and W.
j. y. G. Fletcher on tile South. And one tract on
R;skims' Creek known as Jeremiah Simmons anil
Kemp Survey Of nine hundred and sXty-scvcn acres
(9CT.l adjoining Lands of the Estate Of j. N. Gaskin.
on the East; james Bowers en tho SontE and B"wcil
Trucsrlcl OIL the North Also another tract on the
Soith part of Gmnns Quarter Creek, containing two
hundred and tlrty-thrcc acres (233,) adjoining tho
old Lockiart Lands Oh the East; Love &NcSons Tnr-
pcmt;mc and Still Land tie Soutll john Young on
tho North West
Tic ncw Central Railroad will run through, or near
both thcSc latter tracts Any ofthcse tracts eau bc
treated for at any tmc and good titles given.
Nuy. G-2l JESSE TRUESDEL
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Grar GtnoeYt.

Adjourned on Wednesday morning, after the un'
precedented short term Of days. No cases of more
than ordinary interest to the parties Immediately con-
cerned, were tried, and it is perhaps safe to assume
that Judging by the length Of our Court our District
nearer out of debt than it has been for many years
What is to become Of our lawyers
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NEWS FROM ALABAMA.

"reat Resistance Meeting iia Mont
Somcry--Ehe Governor Announces
the Alabama Convention 10 Nice.
y Within Thirty Days.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. November 1910 D. m
An overwhelming resistance moctiur i.-- stu44ss
on al Estoll Hail. eiurs T: Pollard, Esq., President
of the West Point Railroad taking the chair, ade
most forSic and telling resistance speech, wh was
most enthusiastically received:
Governor Moore was called 10 the Stand. He stated
publicly that he would summon a Convenl2pn Of the
people, to meet in thirty days.
Our people here, aud in Selma, arc unatimous for
resistance
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Our Legislature

L,-and proud Of the noble
Legislative councils assem-
tissues and party lines, and
be right. Any constituency
b Representatives and their
n view Of the dangers which
fomlnendation and praise
Pnd that not in vain. With
/, have they come up to the
hnd responsibility, and with
'tisfaction NAV they each re.
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A missionary Meeting

Will be held in the Methodist Church ou Sunday
evening 18th inst, at 70 o'clock, at which, i'll addI-
ton to religious exercises several addresses aay DC
expectcd The annual Missionary collection will DC
taken up on the occasion The public are invited TO
attend
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THE LATEST.
The GcnCrnl ERoaislf.

From the telegraph and the mails, we compile the
following as the general result Of the election. The
official returns Lave not yet heen heard from several
Of the States but the partial returns received indicate
the vote in our table :--lfcrcny.
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A Grand Rally

OF the people Of Old Kershaw viii take place on
tinguished fellow-ctzcn, Hon. JAMES CHEsSrr, the
issues of the day. Let there be grand rally. See
potice.
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------~~<~N|~-~N~(~- ~N~(~-NN---~|-~~---.--|-
VIM. M. Shannon. ESQ.

We are indebted to our esteemed friend for tele-
graphic despatch announcing the passage Of the Con-
vention Bill in the House on Saturday last We ap-
preciate such kind attentions particularly at this
time
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Bulbous Flower Roots.

rt1IIE Subscriber has imported 4 select Stock OF
L Dutch Flower Roots Of the very best varieties,
comnosrd of the following assortment. llyacinths,
Tulrs. Polyanthus NarcisSus Double border Narcis.
s,,s. ,Jonuuils Iris, Glaiiolls, Crocus and Lllns-
ASSORTMENT OF IlYACGNTIlS
50 Roots in 30 supcrinc sorts with names-Sl5OO
., "2j 500
- "l2 L" d" 400
Good named varieties $3.50, $500 S3,50pcr dozen.
unnamed - $3.50 and $500
TULIpS
Early towering single Tulips various colors, named
$50 per dozen: ,;,, :. ,nn,o,
$3.50 per dozen.
Late flowing Tulips varus colorsna namcd S25Opcrdoz
TovuntMls Narcissus-hcst named var. 200 -
Double Border Narcissus-in variety. l.20 -
JnnqulS. 10
Iris-in various cnlors. LOU
Crucrls-in various colors named zoe pcrdoz. $3.50
per 100
IiInm Iaucifulum, or Japan 1illics, various colors
Sl.0n each.
IIyacnt Glasses Of various colors and patterns mt
from % to SOC each.
All orders left with me will receive prompt attention
Parties not acu,,atcd with the varieties, when order
inc will do better by leaving the selection to me- only
mcu,iou the quantity of each kind-wanted. Orders
semi ,lro,, flc Post Office will be called for orery
day. TERNS CASH
JAMES CALDWELL
Scotsman and Landscape Gardener
Nov. l3-jt
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We learn, has resigned his commission as United
States Senator.
The Legislature will not elect to fill the places Of
Senators HAMMOND and CHEsSUr.
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COLUMBUS, Ga, November S-Noon.-A salute Of
one hundred guns is firing in honor Of the resg.
nation of the Federal officers of South Carolina and in
honor Of Gov Gists Message to the Legislature, re-
commencing the secession Of South Carolina.
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Ecclu,ive Despatch 10 The Charleston Mercury
Eincoin's Principles.

WASHINGTON, November $40 P. Unreliable adj
vices have been received here that several conservative
persons called on Lincoln yesterday, at Springfield
and asked him what he intended to do Lincolns re-
ply was that he should adhere to his principles laid
down in his speeches with Douglas, at the same time
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Georgia sarsaparriil;, Compound, or
Dennis Alternative.

The pnrest and the Isst for diseases of the Liver
and for Purifying the DI6sf
This is the best Mcd;ciEc of the day Its compost
ton is published on the wrapper.
Orders are not solicited because it is Of Southern
growth and PREPARATION, but because il is tile best.
trial will prove it So
For sale by JOHN J. McKA1N,
Mar 20 and Dr T. IEMP
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Fcrn 3aEG.

< NsE 81 e-G-hSIs
ry>HE SUBSCRIBERS WISHING TO GO OUT OF
1 the Turlcntine Business oGcr for sale the whole
establishments. consisting Of
One Still--Japac city, IS Bills.
s E1g;cs, = Wagons, aTa Harness
G0zMplCtc.
Together with Complete Set Of Coopcrs Tools.
Also, One Tract Of Land. containing about lSOU
Acres more or less. situated Oh the Loc;lE,rt Road,
about ~ miles above C:m:ipn.
The above property will bc soil on MONDAY, 2Gth
inst nj IL O'Clock. N. at public SALE nay be treated
for privately up to this time. Persons wishing to buy
will find the Subscribers on the premises
Terms Of sale will be muiu krown Oh day and sale
take r!aca Oh premises
Nuv G,-tf. LOVE i NELSON
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NIcctins i'll nAuGusaa--Eimute EIcn.

AUGUSTA. GA, November s.-A large and cnthls-
astic meeting wos held here tonight Several spirited
addresses were made. A company Of minute Men"
was formed, and a large number Of names enrolled
The Southern ball keeps rolling.
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sPEclAL| |NoTlcEs.
SisH2,iGi, zy.ntnG

sS3"A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO ENGAGE
as Bookkccper, salgsnan in mercantile cstab-
lishment Inquire at t'if Office.
Octobcr 2-tf
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IN RETIRING,

7 TAKE great pleasure in recommending my sue
/ c,ssors Mcssrs SIIINGLiiR & HALE, for whom
would solicit continuance Of that public favor which
has been 50 literally extended nc, and for which, to
NV friends now take occasion to return my grateful
Acknowledgements. 1. IL. GlsltflA.
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NOTICE.
Situation WanaetI
Georgia S:.,--"pHriil;a Compound, or
Dennis Alternative

The pilrcst and the best for diseases of the Liver
and for Purifying tic Blood.
This is the best Medicine Of tic day. It's compost.
tiou is published on the wrapper.
Orders arc not solicited because it is Of Southern
growth and preparation, but because is the best
trial will prove il so.
For sale by JOHN J. McEA1N
Mar 90 and DR.. +. l.. IENP.
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Dissolution Of Co,PartnCrShip.

TNIIE FIRM Of T. H. GRIFFIN & CO., HAS
i this Day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
T. H. GRIFFIN aoneis authorized 10 settle the affairs
If ia. concern T. II. GRIFFIN.
F. C.. JACOBS
Charleston Nov G,-tC WM. NJ. HALE.
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yyisiar's Bal>a,n OF yy,lh Cherry.

WINNIE = h7s.s<stlh Ht - HI SFaCFTE.
This remedy has lonSbcen cherished by the COM
m,;ty for its remarkable efficacy in relieving, healing
and curing the most obstinate, painful and long stand
ing cascs Of Cough, c04 Laaueas Sore ThrOat BrOa-
chi's, Hho"pi"g CcUgItt Cioup ASttma E'ynamation
Of the Lungs while ev4 Consumption itself has yield
cd to its magic inlucn4 when all other means have
failed It's whole histiy proves that the past has
produced no remedy 4qual value. as cure for the
numerous and danger4s pulmonary affections which
prevail all over the aiH
E.
FROM JAMES c. Fs, ESQ., OF ANDERSON,
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DRH GOODS AND
G. r O Q T. r I T. s.,
Css9CRERT-WAHE, HARDWARE
AND CUTLERY

Our Stock Of Groceries is full and complete, consist
ing of Sugar, Coffee, Moasses Bacon-llams, Sides
and Shoulders \ No. article Of Leaf Lard Cheese
h. H.. and Goshen; Canrlcs-adanantin and SPERM
Srglrs and Tobacco from the finest to the common.
est
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6enaf1r Chesnut.

PShOA AkSc&
great pleasure, that Senator
3gnation to the Legislature,
&,islature will not elect ano'
s that the day has at las:
tnce is sure, from the thral-
flgar, and abolitionized mu-
ID To- rive us no peace, and
VstFuction>s the South and