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@clnlng Matt).nR8.
CEWING MACHINES.
~ 825 eS1 AND Gao.
l.. CORNELL i cos NEW AND IMPROvrc ri

Double Lock, Tight, Fast Stitc..
to ,ve good ratl.factlon the aiEb:.s
priced 1T market. Mike tie stitch the Ales Ma
eA!ne. large o14 lrctcs under asu aet Eai Ia
table. Lave le unhel feed, straight neele. froz tv
coninoa spuo do tlt cnar-e and tfst work. s. s{,bes
p ;he ineh. i.t'S VERY EASY @NN ALMtis:r
SoisElESs Aad arr neatly rnhhcd Either Aacb4e w1r
Glitch, Hem. Fell Tuck, Gather and Emtr.iaer.
They have taken tie HIGHEST PREMIUM At seve:-.
Fairs The ~ Machine llen les rAcEu E c4ua +
nbanaEps rana with a':h spool and very still Mo: II
Chicago. The y one P.sss pa.eu.) 10 larger
f:s,u5.aE .na Family Machine eoa,o!nrd (rae9aT t@s
nent. Gulft NJ. &C.: so Is capable u da6 1he
nne swiss usllns. Eherot easily ea1ned f1or
tac priErcd objections.
s*mpes, Circulars md Cut fct on reecipt of stamp
re Gfc cole agent. here for the UNIV EKSA LEI
MEK AND GGAGE. sliua1ed to oil thiekpe&&s ct c.oth
ND a W!dss Of lleu; viii hem and tea and
CAN BE EASILY ATTACHED Tu Any eEWIE,,
MACHINE. Ffce&3.
LARt.E DISCOUNT To AGENTS AID Cx4ER3f,
tFAGENrs WANTED everywhc.-. Conc and se4
st lBS Like street. or a4d:rss N. CORNELL co.
b1Fs9a Chicago. lil4lnss. ocls
, 1860-05-08

hat ~ virtue ct eer'a'' Tu.& p,es sxetut = :,
me; ne ance;s'g"td Join Forne,.2 d Carrurin. Ii.
.eeode II sns h.coe.s osce Of r. on, " II "a. K
az sAt o. iants u b. $50 nf Istt-. on Psxc So
w. ~ 70. '1;%s Tn. X :. tmi..cr
lar. e9fen ti hy Il .atd luhu P.yimaan sf ~
,.t.e !. 91 oa Feitss r.. .f*r ca. h
IN hr payms1t Of ,a.d nrtx and + ko d. II sd ~
4ayn1 ap2'i n ms fir te aaie Of tbs pr1 rs IN y
shall "a Moray. ths fourtce. tn 6av Nav. A. D.
T. r,t rs IT, ., u.' 4; IT, ecoet ID" ~ aotr Of
took oc+r for public ane1Ion . The ixh :. III
'of u II: p e1ni = dt, e.d I'D +ut y ct III
sai!!y: OF Lcts " ur st e1h,Y ,x -, e'.e'v
<in, si y nntJ e.: and nm twn - IN R't.s
aS!ns Addrton 10 hsc In aid fttv rhtr7e, >nn
~ nths and equity Of sl<n nf tue a,d ;shn ro,t
mAna an.t - hAsne. hls vt Z, herein. A '''|'
Chicago. May 3D. 1870, mr4 .e,tt,
, 1860-05-08

NJ A>TER'S SALE.-State Of III
no'S Cook County a*-Cook Coua.v t'1rratt Cont
AZ SasneFW: J, IN y. Rrzh Genrxe c, Basea Thnm
ot'se heE'hr GIVEN. that IN rnr-r,nc- n ,so
- sn % ats~ tutFfFd 70 the above er,t't,u e.n4e IN
kEe tNh DAY OF MAch, A. II 19f4t l. p.frs y -
en *. T.ae !" hasetr. ~ County a:or.a r,
ton ~ ~ sec ny ~ e j. *a ri prhiIc re
aIsia % y ~ a - r. r.. r, f. of csle.e o"r,,
TIE fauow,os eea7tsd parcel of ~ w. n az ~
cht-s aI efan tret o5 r. .. Ind tn...o hs ttv os
pAr q tnt .. rh friction uf tenn >c srn fnS Ia ,ova
ZIP 2 ~ !alNT nlne 81 ro<h o. .furtc. ~ rast
ottne lTd principal nsrdAn wh!cl, lie. op,h o. th4 nrs
uraInsted tn - hasbar hieaso ard whc, n no in
eare1 E - y iSs .,s.f T. e ktrz = Adduca ii I'd
Of 9nAs pit map raid Kzes tdtlop no. IN H.
The ooee 81 fht tecor:er Of nsed. te Cnu, t. al
CanE to which sd or msp refer. nc i, h. eh
0aae o. ~ moeh ther-os ma, be o-esa,v IT, ef. H.
&c. H. T. PAIN r. rEp eeat'.
~. Mater IN Fhaaessy. Conk i:urnty
N!sSkko 99y 19G. *riff feaA ID
, 1860-05-08
WADSWORTH & WELLS.
Wholeaa1o Dc4lera in
BOOTS IND SHOES.
90 Lake Street. 60
Haow1 fht exc:aLye r.Rht for The sa!A of
AITCHELLs PATENT METALLIC r1rpEp BOOTS
AND SH0t9

ios aad within the Stair Of seonsn Irvs nd anus
tMA 21d hsEebs Te nntic< that ps e. dea Ing ID tee
toodA wthtn the above St3tes ~huu hav4uE Hrxt u.
aa4e0 Vim u and ~ 1nr eonetuf, and vi b4 dIrt
mid x~rs upcn Oh EXCLUSIVE rha Nd that I. roap
ae a1rse o. any !1i1ia9emen aaa demand proper
W hare made xte1a've a-7-aRenen's With the mort
etlahsated manu5acuY whereby tp II supply ihs
ncnsa"k enand Nh 'h- te qlaI.tla. of ihe&e TrpeJ
~ ots Snf SHOES from stns f ChlraEu each rar Of
Which w bs staar-d 1t sbered ~hh our rane
~ -! res"fn'ze no H'pp-d g>ods within either fhe
hyNs.
We viii va:,a- Tin all n4a~oa one ralr If chida COD.
pertprt sa1t sn nut and o!tcuttre tnrrr Or
fcIr pt:s Of tGua1 o;at1T without t shown nv
se1v many test mnnias. eh.e ste II hui tr1-
H'e Mains an rcsra ase1a:e sv!Es 10 the Of
thr rtk (ro. exe!usve} for the sale Of sh.%e
rfsn goods into A. territory tie tie ratrut
ara ae IN 10 way subjected To- -trat conmtston Of I've
seV-n and hat er cent. pa' ty Ill other teAterr
cu1 RI soiett fhs In If dea en- In theae
koos within the sfat"s ct fnn. *ifh e.n .Ed 1nnlAaa
to on 7rder this raeu and 'hr q1a"ty our
Kocds VII Be Hu.nsTas=et hv any St cs in The Unlon
vi eh guilty cnn.tde1d 10 odcr Il eomnef,na
p-tces With gocdS without T7rs
sivr "n vide at'ertlnn II ihts tr7nch Of
huaes.u cornrctrn With eereral s,oek and resp<e
t9t,l- ~ -
That Dealers BE- n.s.ed hy she advertisements of
ottcs In ,caxo ard esewhere outside the States Of
eonstn foa ard Nlnnsscta Who ave{t.se Themselves
q Il. -nfs TIT the sale og
MIrcn.SLL's PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS,
ve se tn Ill such agencies rot extend to Or IN any
way Whaiev appest.n 70 hr T. Of kuoa within the
Stst.s # WI.eos -, Iowa and Mlnn+-ota
Ap4b&9 3m MAOaM0KTH 4 " Ellis.
, 1860-05-08

1hat they nave oe.n 1n We IN the Old World
tuk 1000 YEARS,
F&scion iarcaeled n las- The modern world sa,pis
cR1sTADoRoS EXCELSIOR DYE,
so7psses aad tmpart. al tie elements Of beauty which
Aeaven Esa bestowed te most farssad hss1a. The
ea1nEt = cdecset tn few ma,a nfs
nh. Chiffon SAYS,
e7es careful anal3 &R zLat "delerstous II
eseoente" Sid everywhere. and applied hy Ill bal'
ssassets- CL1STADuI0. No. As:os uoufe. nev Yosa
JOHN D. TARE4 Agent,
ApledAN1EQ 1s& Lake etrett.
, 1860-05-08
81 Notice to Physicians and the

s~S No11Cc ~ L ~ e'ClsulS aAu LHH
fuhlle--A11.CocH's POROUS FLAsTERS-TEsT1-
AoS1AL.-- T. ALLCOck CO. No. ~ Ar21 street,
Ssw York, 18th Nov, sao-0cnt!caen: late suffered
severely from weakness In my back, occassooed By
"ndde;f5 ove:.c&eE myself. Ha-lnE heard your Pas
srs much recommended fcr os this Ii d. procured
nc, Rad t..c rcsur al that co.d desire. single
M eF cured me In wec1. Yours ses;cc.fuHy,
J. G. BRIGGS
Proprietor nf the Brzn''reth Hpuse. NeW York"
There Il nc!ac ear Ia the way If astcr t. tte To-
Ious Paster NJ ALLA>DcK. EVEN thing Is pleasant
'ahout them. Try the plaster cf.h day. anoa 1t type
ofouf p~rcnt advancement in scehcs nnda. In th1ns
Cough k!ury Affections and local deep seated pan. they
adori pe!7 relief: atd for back pufns In the
Edc sichcs and s7asnodtc rains generally they nre un-
Fu"'sed for the hencn': thcY ,:par. Physicians should
s1Am'ne this a9tce wh:cS suu!Veal1y approved vhre
snowr Price. .e5 csnts each. Prucp. ofc-, 2oa Canal
zscs New YJzk Sold by MI respectable deae e1a IN u,edI
ri 1rrpA
, 1860-05-08

GOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.
~ For Hot And Cold Dtahes Of al kinds This most d.
acous and appesng sauce. invented BY the renowned
"soger. for the London Reform Club H. stnee his tscse
Manufactured by the well known houss Of Crosse Black.
we'll London, from The original recipe. It is the ssvort.
aauee In England, and On tho Continent with tIrh saa
growing reputation among American Ep1eures and Is much
approved of ~ saufent to the appetite and to Digestion
OPINIONS Up THE LONDON PRESS.
Wareoomnend our correspondent TO try Mons. soft4,
Few sauee entitled the 'Sstsna sauee' /, made afte1
tie Turkish repe; Its dsTorls excellent md ador, eoa.
siderable nd In casea os slow and wsak dixes1ou Ths
Lancet.
save' rqusnt and sp1cy. worthy tAs rta,., o, soys.
-tobeezvu.
most valuable adjunct to Flsh, F1esa nd Fowl sud
should have place ons very tahle-[Ats1
6cla AgentA for The Unlted STATED
GARDNER @. YVEL1N,: ,:l7 Fulton St, Nsw Yotk.
Aad BRAY / HAYES, 81 CornhIu, Boston. Fer sa,a br
Gfoeezs and Frut Dealers everywhere. ts17b4aa. .er,
, 1860-05-08
PUXZLE1

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Observation-Disclosures
3rt L3CIpTicE1O1TxA xAKG& AxpcYryvv
HdA. AcarnywI.-
rpLk.srA11ET1pYH ETuILxrArtr7T
tTATr1 ooopsF ATET1A p,c1xrsrxr-
EAYETEk{c.
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s5prcfai Aot.ce8

@ Congress Watcr.--Much spu,i-
GU mo's -ste1 h.' been npossd ou tae public .s cos
oREss WATER" urpr1ne.7ed per,or. Of covp,erf.It
" ~ho when they da.e nol u.e that Eame ca,l IT, m.
which raapy pcr@ons suppo.e to be the rc,l
sue Of the Congress Waes altho xh Is only Ii,
s's'e"n IN which:he Spring Is si.uzsed.
sae puh.tc from such imposuuns ve hays ALL
cur osrh RAnded III IL:
coSGhEss:
G. n. =:
: WATER.
any one not htyng those words and lcters On the Co1s
an eounterfe and the purchaser should prosecute the
seller for winding. -
2a@urocrs vii nce'ye prompt &'tcuon addressed to
u 1t Congress Spring. 671atoza, New Yo'k or orr
houthcTo Dcrot o! Conercss Water in New York city.
CLARKE 4 WHITE,
Propneaors Congress- Springs.
Nes*re. Gage Bro. p-stc fremont House Galc Bu
J. H. Reed i Co.; renton, Robinson d Smith; r. 4,
sEEan. Esq " F. Tucker Co. Of Chicago, II no4s n+e
tappea With the euiac Oonkeaa Water direct from ou
house; and would nd them sAyorah'y to per
ID cne venlty. %ho dc.re to purchase n.xr
III CorKrcss Wafer. CLA S6E&Wu1rE
my .css1 IN
, 1860-05-08

S@ Those who arc Curious to wit
Rev tie w"ndcru Perfection 10 which T. Okavadt tate
manager Il bsseaeors y. ~ h. brought the uanufac
lara IT V1sl ard oupee a1e Invited 10 Whit bis Wig and
Hal l'GrE Rooms nj No. 100 Late street. ind examine
hse urlous productions Of ar. No sc11iny CAD detee
thea 'tea from the nsturz when adjusted to tho head
, 1860-05-08

pRINT, BOOK AND WRAP
l. FIe PA1n, for sAIe u manufactures pz3ces
BrJ,p T. 4. BLACK i co.
No. 218 KlnzIe street no. 2l8
NIL .3tze4, R;s.ol. Kea.all County. H."
n CRxk tait ft- R1xS tv3s II has7
, 1860-05-08

EE~ Barry@s Tricol'herous il the best
and cheapest article fnr dfe-e1ns bca,yns cleansing
susl!nz. ptetc-7nz and restoring hc hail. lade. TT
bold hy a.'t.rrxrr'- ard F-rtnr,csr u,t:4h4atr
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CASH STORE
ALBERT T. LATTAe

|, A LsP1CE, Almonds. srgar and Burnt AZ
IA monds. s-E az
Es ROOMS, Buckets Backing Bologna Sausage,
OFFEE-Slocha, Languayra, Jara and Rio,
e EICKERS-Soda. Wine. Bnttcf, Water nnd Lemouj
C !aNDY-assorted Citron Currao,s and Chocolate.
e. ANDBES-Wax Sperm, Adamafltins and Taiow,
% RlED BEEF-Drums Of Figs, Rakers CocosI
Il NGLlSFp--Pckles. i. Mustard and L Walbuts,
f. LOUR Fresh SAlmord Fig Paste and Figs -
GINGERPrese-ves Race & &5iound Ginger, Gtoceric5r,
IL ERMETIG.Sb1Y Sealed Oysters and Sa!nond, -
IMITATION =. Cheese, Ink, Indigo, lsinglasss
J ELLGES-Applcs Pench, Ounce Raspberry,
h EEP in mind the articles kept here,
T. ARD. Lemons, LewonSyrtp. layer Raisins.
M ACARONI, Mace, Matches; as,ar1 +. i. & A.
EW Orleans Sugar, Porto Rico 6ui Nulmegs, Lr
o LIVE OIL, Oysters, Onoh Pickles, .sH.4
4, RUNES, Pepper Ground and whole, Pepper sauce,
G UINCE Jelly; Quarter boxes .asirsr- =.
z; ICE. Rio IIomo Regnlia. Rela and faghh Cigars
> UGAR, Loaf, Crushed, Ground, A ss!cC. Il Brown,
OAP, Winchcster's Extra, No and Family. Mol,
6 OAp. Colsate's Toilet, Transparent an s'Casii!ei
: TARCff made Of Corn for Pies PIddnss &he:, .
z la, Tyson, Green, Gym Powder and B!aek,
e IN WARE-Pans, Buckets Cups and Coffee tPot&:?-
r OBALCO. Chrwing and Smoking good, better 5es:1
D NDERWOOD'S Fresh Saltnond; Jujube Paste, 81.
v lNEGAR, While Wine and Cider. slipr article
W. orcesterslrc Sauce Walnut Pickles, WooTantea.
" IRA Fine Cigars, from to Is cents each, :
Y EAST Powders, Cooking SODA Cocoa, .s
n ANTE Curraats ...-a -.
&C Call and Buy.
~ ThTTa
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NE%SH Lard and superior Goshen Butler. i"r sale
a, he "Old Corner" by J.. W. BONNEY.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR rAs CuAE'oE
Costire,ess, .Ja,maice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysentcry, Foul Stomach, ErystpclaS, Headache
Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and SKIN Diseases,
Lirer Complaint Dropsy, 1etter, Imnors and
Salt I1hc,ln TVorms, Gom, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes OF
family physic.
Price Is cents per Boz; Five boxes for s1Oo'
Greatnumbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personascs, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness fthcsc
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions OF the above
complaints and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure. .
Do not be put off by unprincplcd dealers with
other preparations they make more proht on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The SICK
want the best aid there is for thcm and they should
have it.
AL our remedies are for salcby
SO BY
JOHN J. McKAIN Camieh, S. G.
J. THOMPSON, Snnter 5. C.
FISHER & llENlT, II. Culur.bia s. G.
At Wholesale by lIAElLAND, STEVENS
CO., Charleston. :. C.
HAvIL:ND, CHICHESTER d co. August
Georgia. january "i-'S
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Business Cards.
3. WEEREAN,
w AT CH M A K z r !,
(FrOm Charleston,)

mden, S. c.,
Has located hinselfn this Town for The purpose oi
carrying his trade, and has taken Store in Mr..
John Workman's building.
He respectfully solcits a share of public patron.
age promising by strict md prompt attention TO bust
ness. to preserve it.
He also keeps constantly on hand choice assort.
ment of CLOCKS ard JEWELR to which he in
vites the attention Of the citizens Of Camden and the
public generally.
All work warranted for i2 MONTHS and every ar
tice in the iue repaired with neatness and despatch
Camden So Ca, December 81, 80
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure OF
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
d it is entirely unnecessary for US to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As it has long been i'll constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept Up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
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Negro Shoes, somo very hesvy-aso 3, i, 6
l$ d inch India Rubber Betting. fo- snle mt the
old Corner" e. w, BONNEI
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$1,000 REWARD

Will be paid 10 any person that can show lha: Her
rings Patent Champion Safe ever failed to preserve
its contents in an accidental! lire.
S G. IiERRINE & CO, Manufacturers.
PSI Broadway, cor. Mnrrays., New Yorh, aud
50 & 81 Gravier.st., n. O., La.
AGENTS-B. W. Knowles Richmond, Va; Il. T.
Lester, Petersburg, va: Rowland Brothers Norfolk.
Va; j. H. Thompson & Co., LynrhLurg, Va; j. l..
Blossom. Wilmington. n. G; W. Herring e Son.
Atlanta, Ga LaRoche L Bell Savannah Gu; J. NJ.
& B. F. Reed, West Point, Ga; Holmes d Co.. Char
leston So. Ca. Jan lI-%m
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Hcrrfns's Patent Champion Fire
Burglar Proof SaGac,

VXTITEl HALLS PATENT POWDER PROOF
w LOCKS, the same that were awarded sclar-
ate medals at the Worlds Fair London 1851, and
the Worlds FAIR, New York. 1853. and ARE THE
ONLY American SAFES that were awarded medals at
the Lonion Worlds Fair.
These Safes form the most perfect security against
Fire and Burglars Of any Safes ever offered to the
public.
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oIt n NJ SAW MILL!
The Vulcanized
India Rubber Betting

E'AN -.lcy lac recommended error 10 eaIh.
~ or in every respect for RanjS Tor Gotten Gins,
Saw.MiilS. Mines. Grain elevators. Machine Sll>lm
AID ManuincI"rics wherever open aelts aro 10 be
USED.
II is more desirable article than lea er inasmucli
rs lis lIsr cast much less; il is stronger and more
durable. and gives gain in power the pn!ley. IL
will stand heat of 800 degrees Unaffected No degree
of cold OF wet can njn;re lis working nor is il sub.
ec To damage from Rats. dc An assnrlmaut On
land and lDr sale low br WORKMAN L CO.
\. B.-Lace Leather and Bct iouk>-fr sae
upon the most reasonable lrrnis br W. & CO.
Sept - u 81
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Terry's Rat Destroyer.

Terry's Rat destroyer
This age in which we live and thrive,
In which we have our. heing.
~ Is daily giving birth to sights,
That's really worth our seeing.
But that which is to Rats, and Mice,
And Reaches, an anIoyer,
The wonder of the present day, is
'Terry's Rat Destroyer.
E7Tis death to Rats vand Moles, and Crows,
For Terry has determined,
That folks shall surely nave some peace
By getting rid oil vermin.
.;&.They cannot stand before the power
OF his far.farmed invention,
To rid the world ofRats ard Bugs,
Ia Terry's fixed intention.
Then ye who sntfer with these pests,
'There's hope can assure yon;
An Rats, and Mice, and Moles, and Grows,
=. Shall fly like wind before you
And ali that you will have to do,
To get rid of these annoyers,
Is just to buy soodly stock
~ OfTerry's Rat Destroyers.
~ The unanimous testimony fthe many thou.
.pand intelligent citizens who have given this remedy
a trial is that it is TRULY ISFALIlBLE and remember
it is a SOUTHERN preparation no Northern hnmong.
Price 65 cents per box two boxes for 81. For sale
by agents, Druggists, and Country Merchants gener'
ally, throughout the South. Twoboxes sent by mall
post paid, on receipt ofSl, by
WM R.TERRY, Proprietor
oct 25-6m Rockingham, n. G.
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Go=ParJnarshiD.
G.ea. EenGuc:iom.im Price
Paints, Oils, yH-i,isi,cs, &C.

Paints, Oils, VsvniNiacS, &C.
DURE White Lead Snow White Zinc, Lnseed Oil
l Turpenlne, Colors Of every description, Copal
and Coach EaruiSh All warranted of the Gest qmi!-
ty, and for cash will be SOLD low as can he pur-
chased in Charleston. r l.. TEMp.
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JeWelry, Watches, &c.

NTATCHEs Gold and Silver Hunting cased Le-
w yer Watches; Small Geneva Watches, plain
and jeweled cases; plain Silver Watches-ow priced.
CHAINS-Fob, Vest, Guard, and Chatelainc
sSEALS-Fob, Chatelaine ornaments anG Charms.
KEYS-Plains Gold Masonic Keys and Marks,
Guard Keys Of great variety.
PINS-Pear Cameo, Coral, Jet, and Box Plus Gog
hair.
RINGS.-Plain Gold Rings Diamond, Engraved,
Stone Settings z ~ -
EARRlNGs.-coral Sets, Eaameted, Engraved,
Cameo, Jet aRd Plain.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28
JAN NEV'S HOTEL,
Columbia, So. c.,

This HOTEL has been thoroughly repaired, reno
L waited, and NEW WING erected, with large
and eommodous DINING-RooM, filled out in
modern STYLE all Of which is handsomely finished and
FURNISHED, making it one of the most desirable
Hotels in the City. JAS. C. JANNEY.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28
NOYICIl--NOTICE. a
a Certain Cure for Ague,

DR. lALLENbEEG Fever AMI Agae.
~ an,i,lo,e,' medicine cicaci"Is beyond prece
dent, in the cure of FEVER and AGrE. Gull FEVER
INTERMITTENT B:LL"rs REaIrrhHT FEvrr, DCNg
AcuE, any form of disease having, .HcLdr;ous
oryiu. THIS Medicine when taken into The stomach
passes into the circulation and by cnn,ihg IN con-
tact with The Of the dis.asc, Viz: Malaria :;
ncui.ajiacs or dcslr"ys i! AMI is emplat"ally az,
until"te to the poison. The cure is radical andl
complete IL no ease wW lie paiiem nae more Man
one CHILL Gh:r c0mme~ctag tie mcdicine and in the
majority ct cases NOT EVEN THAT
For sacb by + l.. ZEMP, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
From FrnnkIin County.

WINCHESTER, sept D. 1851
Our cause is doing as well as it can anywhere;
and there has nothing DINE more good than the
speech made here few nights since, by Hon. Ed
talk on the points he discussed but the whole object
of his speech seemed to be TO get the people to ad
vertize in advance to the Adolf ionists that they
were ready TO submit to another aggression on their
rights. and to prove that the Democratic party
were disunonistS. He admitted that Mr.. Bell took
the ground that Congress had power over the sub
ject of slavery in the District of Columbia and cua
Ienged any lawyer of character to coRtrrvert it. in
the face of the declaration of Mr. Bell that reading
the Constitution for himself lie had no doubt of the
power and that the only thing that could make him
doubt it, the array of talented statesmen who de-
MED that Congress had any such power That doctrine
does not suit this latitude and of the pro-
mne9t Opposition men in this county, who heard
his speech, told me to-day, that after hearing Mr..
Ewing's speech he had determined that he could
not for Mr.. Bell should be gratifed if every
Opposition man in this county could hear him
make the same speech ....
III regard to the discussion here between Haynes
and Peyton, describe the effect it had upon
the crowd. Peyton is very plain talker. and pretty
good at telling anecdotes but Haynes array offacts
which Peyton did not attempt to answer, his powers
of eoquence, and turning all Peyton's anecdotes
against him. and so far surprising him in that line
aroused the enthusiasm of the masses for the
cause and admiration of the man, that have seen
nothing to equal it since 1914, .-.
McOutche0ns declinatOn of the Douglas Eector
ship unites the last Democrat in this county on
Breckinridge and with the Opposition who have
already declared their intention OF voting for him.
we will give him larger vote than any Democrat
ever get in Franklia county, FRANKLIN.