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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07
HOwe's Scales
P. C. HILDRETH& & BRO,
We. So lIain-StrOet,

Ness Main-street,
Wheeling, Va
FE AGENTS F0R HOWE ISIFEOTED WEIGH
ing scales Hay and Cattle SesIe-. Portable DTsP
Lever and PoEInAtai WATeh0iass SeaIes hsm 80 10
SSo6.
YrEdTSIA SIKTR AoElcJLTrEIE FATE- PEEEEETr1S,
Nov. s IsEs. = Erst sisss .pISErs HUaTted 6y tie
virgins StGte =TienItuTaI S0eiety- ThesS seaiss
have been iatn.Ice3 ia iEEEia bUt tUo WeEkS In
which time tlsy haEs received cLIss pIPLoHA
and guo FTEsT casa GEnLts- and ere approved a14
rOo.ulmeEiei ly al Who have sIAHiEsd thsEz- Cau
and them st
- re HILDEEIH BROS - HAia st.
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of Europe coming to our shores. The white
must preforce retain his sovereignty by the
power of the strong mind over the weak
| until the black is able TO stand upon an
equal platform. We see no reason. then,
to dread from the influence of the Negro
a severance of State connections. Danger
on that point will come only as now) two
centuries hence, from the conflict Of the
interests of the whites. Morally there is
even less TO dread. The Negro is ready
convert, an earnest believer, II firm worker
in his belief. Were Onr religions world
imprcgnated with more of his trusting uu-
questioning faith its tone would he higher,
more healthy. In q word. we believe that
ut some distant date in the future, this
amalgamation of the races will be thor
oughly complete: we believe that consc-
qucntly n depression of the Anglo-Saxon
is inevitable. hut that such depression will
be but temporary: that the weaker will,
the passionate temper must yield its obei-
sancc to the stronger colder nature. in the
end: that like the heTdsman in the Alps.
who StOoi,S to lift the balancing weight,
though our progress as u nation may be
impeded for moment, our footing made
unsteady and haltiug, yet the weight will
at last prove a strengthening aid. We are
afraid of no lasting shadow of African
darkness. Slowly, but sure as Gods JUS
tice. the barbarOus nations are rising in the
worlds progress, step by step. We shall
not be dragged down by this fragment OF
heathanism drifted upon our shores. We
rather trust to bear ii at last step higher
upon the "wOrlis great altar stairs, that
lead from nature up TO Cod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07
NsIEhborhood News.
FROM the Greene Co. pa Republio.n.l

From the Greene e.. CPN) Republican,
ELopxD.-Henry Bceler, late incumbent
of our County Jail, took occasion to make
good his escape on Friday evening last
DRowNgD.-We regret to learn that Mr..
Moses Ross, OF Fayette county, while at
tempting to cross the river on the ice, at
the mouth OF Big Whitley creek, on the
morning OF the 24th ult., broke through
and drowned. lie was much respected
young man. His body was recovered the
same day
THE six colored convicts sentenced TO the
Penitentiary. were taken from tue Jail on
last Thursday morning, anu conveyed to
Washington in sIeds. thence to Allegheny.
There was considerable excitement in town
about the time they started. a
TUESDAY night after the jury had rem
iercd their verdict. our town was the scene
of a most disgraceful and scandalous DEM
-onstFation 4 number of sympathizers
with the Dotysburg party, diScontentcd
with the verdict, manifested their disHP-
probation by rioting on the streets all
night. making night hidcOUs with their
furious with their furious yells. shooting
pistols. &c g.. parading the streets in
mobilize procession, carryinga transParcH-
cy. with such Inscriptions us follows: y
new code OF laws for Penn sylv,.nia.
Twelve Jurors convicted six Niggers Of
mauslaughter for killing a white mas in
cold blood" .;Jurors know more than
judges Sc The Jurors were also burned
in elfgy. We are glad, however. t" in
infornl the public. that our respectable
citizens take no part in these deeds OF ia
fanny. and disapprove Of them in toto.
ArCfDExr-OusWc cdnesday evening las;.
when the Cameron. Hack had arrived with
in about TWO mile OF town, it upset, but.
fortunately. none of the passengers were
seriously injured. There were thre" gen
tlemen and q Young lady Miss Hager. OF
this place. inside and one gentleman be-
sides the driver. OF top. The oliver was
Considerably injured having jumped off in
such position as to get caught uuder the
hack The fore-carriagc beca re detached.
and the horses ran with il we'll nigh 10
town. where one OF them had leg broken.
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Daily 9utelli9rlnlr|er. nj
TRR0Is OF ADVERTIsING.
Twelve SOLID LINES OF SoSPAREIL (oE oSE ISsu,) OR
3' t..f. LKSS, MAKE SQUARE

Rz-SPEcI4L NoTicRs Double the above rates .a
AiJ-Yearly Advertising reasonable terms. aecOr-
ding to the space occupied and tue numberOf changes
made.
AIladverttsements from transient persons StrnG-
ere to be paid Jir iH GdraHos. ss-l
Legal advertisements will be charged at the rates
prescribed by law.
business Cards not exceeding ye lines so per year,
50 for six months, hut for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square. Is
Tie privilege Of Annual Advertising IL limited TO
the Advertisers own Immediate business; aud ull
advertisements for the benefit of other persons,
well all legal advertisements, and advertisements
Of auction sales and real estate sent In by thOm must
be paid for at the usual rates.
acknowledgements nnts accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. t 's....
sNotrcs for Political Meetings to bo charged in all
cases at full rates. - t.-r..-..
Marriages. Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons. so cents eAch nUvll-'59 -
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CHAS. ~. GRAHAM,

- tsSeCssSJE 20 JLNEg TASlE.l
TT,HH HUSDFEEISSED WOULD INFORM TnE CIT
ixaE5 cf Wheeling ard Vicinity ti8t llaSfnE peE-
ehassd ths Drug and RTefeTis'siCa store foEmSTy
eWned By Dr. JaEes Tanner be VII enflEGs 70 r1TIy
On the LruE Iine-s ~ braicksI- UA EleAf Is
ETecfuIy uolic5fs eoi:nE.ca . The Yubtc pNfToEsgs
IIhich has beTeEGEaEs HheIAliy sIfeHdo1 tO
WGr1is this old Rai vel known S~-sIiz-tsre1f-
Ir viii bs hs aim q kscF sVeTyfkin Of the pHrs-t
kind and the tSsFt pre- isuaiIy Be foCn4 N
. vaIT furnished IIug eEushlhbmDtsL
Tre.rriptfs caFs.uliy essnIugIdei flEn TIE pITest
Il Ifef;efrsr 9zI (sEIaRi,Ek v. GRAH1lI
No ~ cor Gal1sa AMI WehltsT Stl-
nVIa's0 GEETRE WIIEELiS8.
ISHEEP PELTS.-I5 3 .o0O StiHKP l.ELTs
- Wsnig,I hT l. NJ PTNPIIREY . son
oetlL - si-i. stlsei " being
h61~s JuIiss J Sgooaas CSIumbaa
= or, PunFl s9ETA' = ~ - u 1Y-asfY
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CODA ASH-IO CASKS,
y Bleaching P1Wdsr-SO esskS s1aETiye, i1r sale by
dso6 p ra9Hrf FrOhIfkA PRYOR
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LAUGHLINs &BUsHFIELD,
DRUGGISTS
No. 25 EIOnrOe-StTeet,
.- wIIEELISG


... WHEELISG. VA.
4 RE NOW OFFERING To TIE TRADE 4 FILL
n assortment u NssijoiRes and IrS-eTs GOosia- all
OF WhieI, sill lie sold a: tlir prices:
900 B,Ackils. Buffers. - :" Lemon SyrJP.
loo Ncs1u'A Col Liver tki.
100 S-,heidam :sehnapps, L. Yankee Sauce
PILLS.
IS ioz wrishts Pills, Ers- BENNETT. Roo; Fiils
19l HcIane'E , :. BrsndreshS -
10 e To4dS ; g SelleTa H
Il HoI0way'G- = JayEss
LISIMENTS-
100 ,ioz Nerve and Bone. 50 da1- DSrrers Indian,
80 Mustang. INt - Csrr's NnnTAreil,
n sssott's White. Ion GargiinE OIL.
80 Yickrr's Enlbrooats, 25 = Ra1wsy,s H. f
ESCRS-
So, do1 E. Cinnamon. $50 dgz- Godfrey. Cor,iI
Sol Peppermint, 20 :. Bate7glAn,s DPS
55t Genuine. 1i-J = BTifi-h al.
80 : JanaieaGinE'T, - :. ol spike
-..s SDRIES-s q asr
a5AOAO Gun CAPS, u. n. leo reanlS Cap Payer,
lUnO01 do dS 5. rs. IS do Letter %
IOssO lbs Cotton TviHe, 50 do totffl Note,
S0,C.y0 RnveloPeA ias} il4l's NraP'g PaPSE,'
~ grUSs steel rsns,l = srO7s Pen ii,ltsFs-
l5D-.' SG0S DO - = 'Tuoth 30
III : : : - y. :, 4 eylEP rsla sHf rT..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07

FIRE ANN INLAND NV IWAIIUN
Risks accepted At terms consistent with solVency and
fair profit.
Especial attention girefI fn Insurance Of DWELLINGS
aud Contents for ErRls Of to Are yGuTE.
The progress OF this Corporation has been stable
AMI uninterrupted through of financial sun
shine aud storm periods eventfu in exempt from
swespin; cnuilacratons and maritime disaster. Be
ing long established cash basis. the troubles of
the credit aect in material particular.
During "hard times" the security of reliable lnSu-
holders 10 sustain loss being then much les=ene.
Policies issued without delay. and all business at
tended IL with dispatch and fidelity. by
SANUL p. IIILDRETH. Agent,
Orire a; the, savings Bank OF Wheeling.
fahl9-,I,w TIL Inml.t $50 7
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
95tano'8 Quf 8elfeuung

ano SCn ieber SGls= un6 gaudrt nerten 9eGefert.
Gte grE6tt Spr9fatt wtrb duf bic Irbett uu6 auf bte &u8pati
Der Msatertalten sermeneet NIB er lam baber fir jebe6 aus ieincnl
SnRttut terSprBebenbe Snfrurnsnt bic @arante It~erneGntea, ta6
es ale @tgenibaften etne8 guteu Qtanp'8 BETTE. ..
&Ge Snfrun,frte aus neiner 61Grtt werern FIR 3 Sabre vn
bent Gag bp8 8ertaufeS an gdrantirt.
8eicnpere &ufnerunmtett wtrD awf bic GuSwatl son Snfru-
nlenteu, tpelte IN elmer grpBen gntfernun8 r~eriertet werten Yer"
reNeet uno etn @Grredt ot8 llnttanfGeS tnhertalb 6 Wpnnten tpnt
0erfauf8tdee an, rirb Befattet, iplte Elm Sntrumeut ntdt opI.
fdnbt9 Befriebt9er.
SefdnOts p~prrdttia cine @usDabl SCn WeGUbepns, Spn en- be-
fen Snfrumeatenmadern 3u $4,000.
II 9AnCS rerten urtBeauht, au69ertetbst unb 9efirnrt.
SSm. Shade II, Gpn1p.
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0ifenb0btte1t &c.
gtetter 1tnD wttbttger Gabrplau.
"a 9fad Otrn Mcften NIB SiiOen. Ia

Sa4N 1tuW WV <C(It|N WV Suo(N+ ExE#
Baltimore unb CbtO=Gtfenbdbn4
Sin unb rad bent 80. Suit 1860 9fben bic 9a9e me fplat:
9Spn Ganben -StottDn Baltimore: Der goitsu9, SGnnta8S
cuseencmnnen, tim 8 ltr 80 Gtnutcn 8SrSitta9S unb Der 81.
pressu8 UNI A r6r Mtnuten 9tatmtttae6. 8etbe 8ige eeben
naG aaen Ebetltn bf8 Q8efen8 unb Yprbsgoeaens III ttretter
Qtnte.
Sir Ne9@Baha9tere.
@ad alsn 9rnttrn swtiAen Baltimore un6 9tebnpnb nettne
man ben utr 80 Min. g2r mtttas. 8uQ. SAD alien Yuatteu
~tersbur9 ben A ltr Witnutens Bug Sh Baltimore.
Der TrebertdsM ccpn1ntpDQttDn8z 3u9
verdict Baltimore fur 8tttcrit unb bic oa;wtf6en ltceenoen
gldbt t68itt nm a ltr 10 Wtnuten NdGrntttags, NIT &uSnabme
oes Spnntdes, un6 errettt 5retertd unt III. 30 ID. MbenoS; Der.
Last bel Der @udfetr 6rebertf I'm 9 lr @prtnttth9s unp langt
IN Baltimore I'M 10 Il. 80 10. Witta9Sdn.
Der Glicptt'8 g. Wtiu8z2 Accommodations 3ua
attt tdslt& NIT 2uSratmt bc8 Gpnntae8 ute fOl9t:
@erldgt Standardization UNI $50 Wtcr8ene uno l II. 4. 20 gld6ra.
Son GGtcptt's @ltGs I'M 745 WtUrgens, 2,30 II $40 Na6m.
gtad1 Wui9in8tpr unp DEM Sitben
9e6en bic 3ise I'M 4,25 umo 40 Mprrntttoas, Tpnie I'm IS unb
4,20 Nddnnittn8s.
GIN Gonntr eun, 4 % @aprgets.
Son Q6aIGtn9tpn
urt 6, 20 un6 7 8ormttta85 rO 1920 uho s. 80 Nadrn.
Mt SDnntd8 nur WaduittagS ut $780,
Der 3wettc mo rierte 3u9 UGn baltimore unb goa{ btnatpn bers
btnten Fb NIT ben 3Igen Der Nnuapplts Iatn.
Der smeite unb brittle Bug GGlt duf ben 8Dif6GnidttDnen.
sy- g0caen GtfGts, Nu8funft BaGrt II. |. ~. Ten6e man N6
an s. 8. @ngtanb, I9ent al Der 3ttet-Offce Gdnten-
fattpn. ~ ID. 9reScvtt smith,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Baltimore.
9. 81. GDle. Generais G5taetsur. (Nui6,iO
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Johnston's Insurance Rooms.
$50. 70 Secpnbftr.
Teuer=, Marine unb &eben8=gSer7hp,
rnngS=Sompdanien.
Gi6erte limb ~felteite G%ompngnie.
Seritd)erln98zGpmp Der 8allep b. 0troinien
mt $500, 900 capital. '
Nnnhbur9=Se rItderun98@@p y. 8iroi1ier
nit $500, 900 CAPITAL. -"
NlbemdrlezV t08=9cntp. y. 8iroinipn
nit 5000, 600 @opitaf. o'
9harter SatzVer1i6, =Gpmp. BON SartfDrb
nit $3.50, 900 GapitaI. '|
SecnrttpzSer liderung8z@pmp. BON Nenzgcrt
nit $270, 900 GaptaI. ~
PbDntr=Ue 98zSolnp. bon 0eenzOcrt
nit $500, 900 capital. o|'I
il lDlltte@S Ser lt6 erun98zGpn1p. y. yee1pzN nrt
init $27o,00o Gopital. o"t
WontaitffV erliderung8z@p y. geelpz0crt
nit 5000, coo GQpitaI. Ot
Observation-Disclosures Comp bon N1emzOcr ,
nit $3.50, oO0 capital. y"
Wtercaltttle Wutual Marine.
nit 81, 900, 900 capital.
Verelltt9te Staaten 2eben8zV er1idernro g.
NIT 81 $50, 972 capital.
Ntcrtber11 Nnurance=S pnp. BON Qpnbpn
nit 2,194, Ill @apttaI.
&e pbeu bemerttcn Gpnpoaneeu frh ppn hr oc,;sI.....
Staatcs NGarpano autbcrtfrt unb lisenfrt. s'''"t" 'S
Oe BON benz llnter5etdneten repriieutrten gcmsoonieer b,L,u
@Thl1 oertn9bareS capital gum pollen Oben sn. z~osa
Setra9 rerantrprlt4 far bic 3a6Iung bon 9erIyFen "0S''e"e"
crlest. Stos"4 s. s. 0 = u gtalttlIe
Srcb. Iiium, GurpeoCr. ES,,zr
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So. I, 3, 5 u1b Z, 81. Gutap1tr.,
~seaena6er lem @utaw Seuie Baltimore, Me6. wtetsr er6fnet.
Oaufen6 fir sic auS9eorettete @Snnerfdaft welde Der frIttren
5irma mdbrenb br lesten IS Sabre gu 3tetl murbe, madt6 Ser I'm
terSet9netf benz gubtitum Bite ~erse6'nfe &nset9e, oa6 er felt ter
SDoe bes etnen Gheiltabe:s 9rn. @fnr0 &dt1e, turd beTen SOB
bic %@pn1paenie 9elDft tUrben mar, ban 9anssn. bettuttnbeu "prratb
Spn nrh nppuenoeten9tanp's 9Gl3 unb a~nSerent prdpartrten Md.
teridl f1u1td an fA gebraGt bat. Gr nir0 te3talb cas- @efddit
tn benz alten Stale lit benz frtberen Gef6dft8lrtal forttetret6en
unb ss nb CUR &ufeabe MAIDEN, taS 9tanc9ei6dft INNER me6r tn
ietner VcueneunB gu %Der6efern.
Iuber feinen olten QBaarentduieru unb ser 8abrtt In Gutawfr.
n1be Oatstmprefrr Bat or etne neue erpse 8abrtf IN G. Gutnwfr.
nit Der 5rcnte rob 90etfr. errthtet, TT wet@er er eae 9rpBe 9ns
SAIL ber behen &r6etter befdGftat.
ST. tieier 8abrit wtrten paup'5 ndA eiher neucn &rata aefets
ttet, fir pclhe er BET Der @u8iteQm9 I'M D2dr9lan6 Infituf, too
bic befen Snfrunentenna6er aus Button, Ytcw-gcrt pnb @altt-
more IA 9ianp's ~anseefteat batten, Die tGtfe prdnte etbielt.
Der NuSfpru6 beS cnfttuts mproe furA nadber nurG bic Sn=
bufrte ausfelun8 Ssn 8ttdmUnb, So, ~beRdtt0t, iU tom ebenfaGS
as srfe prdnirnt ettbeilt purbe,
Dur0 btefe bstpen @NbifementS IL CT III zen Stanb etiest aGa
Nuitrd8c, NIT rslhsn sr teebrt mtrb, nufS g~rCnptffe ansgn=
gGbreu.
@ae In 4 tefer 8abrtt eebauten 9tanO's buten ecGe etferre Sab
nten uub Fn0 f. cUnfrutrt, oae fe BET auBerrrbentli&er Dauerbaf
ttgfett bs Setn1ett beS Gpacs beNabrfn rno iebem alinla rtter-
HebeT.
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y. s,sp gsOrOlide GcntralzG iienba6r tEzsasgzEs::aa
$500 OerGnoerter TabrPlaa. 1SexSRz
EAIE ~NfNN' ~E
@pnm ersTdbrpIdu.

a3Du iest an werten tSslid tret 8ase af bieier 8abn III na3-
gsr Dea.u a aebt tde1if Omit Nusnabnte bS SOnntaesl I'm
s 1Ibr SO GftH. WlSreens ak mad ptttsbure, 9btsa8o, eleSsIanp,
gtnsirnoti et, Qpuis ub ale Ibete tes gDefens uno Nprb-
Snsasms Gbenfr rad @lmpra, Buffalo ub Canada. Na6 @m-
r.ittsburo. gcrf. Qancafer, Neatin9, gpttsStle, Swin9s, NltGs,
ms%ttsrstSuH unb Wandefer, Nb. gtad @tanbe rSbur8, Gar
= Der q gyypgrsflu sebt td8H& UNI 8 lltr 80 MEnuten rm&
Buffalo unb benz 9EOroeH BID canada rmo naO PtttSbars un0 Dem
~gtprbwefet. .
meh5eI, 70 btute tpie Guf ieter anoert Balm.
er SarrfSburgs epmpbattpn 9 3 8 eett tag.
lid (srnntass aMseenormnen) nm 400 Nadtntttegs alb.
Weiienbe Spn SSafbtngtpn unb benz Suber, melhc NIT ben,
9nae ut $50 Mcreen8, peer 800 Nadnnttta9$ bier anfcru-
men, Fnben 8%ef6rbernn9 nit ben 8it8en oiefer Satn,,
AT9- 9peeet TahrbtuetS unb dnterer 8enduen lho b~eTlGBltden
NnGSfYnft betebe man Nb ait te 8ilettS flee tn her vGdlbert.
citation" Gde SDn Calvert unb 8ranfltnifry :u member.
Sptn Z. MtRnet, Miff-Supt.
S e .enrnrr- gtQetWoent : Suf291
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-21
Screfula, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional diseasc3 a corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pcrrades the whole bodyd and may burst out
in disease on any part Of i. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulstus taint is yariously
caused by 7nercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air. filth
and filthy habits, the deI ressing vices, and,
above all, by the venerealt infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
sttuton, descending " frona aparents to children
unto the third and fourth &neration; indeed
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, 81
will visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulceroAs matter, which, in
the lungs liver, and inter1&l organs, Is termed
tubercles; in the glands, dwellings; and on
the surface, cruptons or soHes. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in he blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that kcrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer f6Ha scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far ess power to with
stand the attacks Of otht9 diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers pHrish by disorders
which, although not serofUt ,us in their nature,
are still rendered fatal this taint IN the
system. Most of the coas s@mption which de-
climates the human familf b III its origin directly
in this scrofulous contmiE Efpton; and many
destructive diseases of tc li5ycr, kidneys brain,
and, indeed, of all theorgdfns, arise from or
are aggravated by the tme sause.
One quarter of all Of peo1 pie are scrofillous;
their persons are inded #by this lurking in
fection, and their heah is Alndcrmined by it.
To cleanse it from thSstem we must renoyate
the blood by an alhtive &medicine, and in
vigorate it by hcay fod ID aHa exercise.
Such medicine wSupplyf in
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tons which arise from it, 1ch as EnUpT1vE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTuoNY's FIRE,
Rose, or EnYsIpELAs, PnfpLEs, PUsTuLEs,
BIorcHEs, BLA1Ns and Bo1Lss TuMoRs, letter
and SALE RuEuM, ScALp HEAD, RINGwoRM,
RHEUMATISM, SYPH1L1TIc and MEncun1ALD Dis
EASES, DnopsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
In "inpwlty of the blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regcnerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-21
Old Corner Notice,
FRENCH CANDIES.

TUST received an assortment of French and com
81 mon Candies consisting of Gum Drops Jelly
Cakes Crvstazcd Fruits, Cordial Amends. Brandy
Drops Cream Drops Chocolate Drops, Fine Su"nr
Almonds Burnt Almonds. Rose Almonds, Popping
Kisses Mint Drors, kc &C. For sale by
F-b s F. L. ZEMP.
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CASH STORE
ALBERT r. LATTA,

4 E.sE'zC&, Almonds, Sugar and Burnt Al
L "A moIda.
Es ROOMS,-Buckcts Backing, Bologna Sausage,
G OFFEE-Nocla, Languayra, Java and Rio,
e. RACKERS-Soda. Wine Butter, Water Hnd Lemon,
G ANDY-assorted Citron Currauts and Chocolate.
q hNDLES-WaX Sperm, Adah!aniine and Tallow,
ID RIED BEEF-Drums Of Figs, RaEers Cocoa
q; NGLISlI-Picklcs. L. Mustard and Il Wanuts
e. LCUR. Fresh Salmord, Fig Paste and Figs
q ING GER Preserves; Race Ground Ginger, Groceres'
E1 ERIN METICALLY Sealed Oysters and Sallnond,
4 IMITATION L. Cheese, Ink, Indigo, lsnglass,
, ELIIES-Applcs, Peach, Ounce, Raspberry,
AZ EEP in mind the articles kept here
g. ARD, Lemons, Lemon Syrup Layer Raisins
| IA ACAR0NI, Mace, Matches Mustard, J.. I. A.
| n EW Orleans Sugar, Porto Rico do; Nutmegs,
| @ LIVE OIL. Oysters, Onion Pickles,
| Z RUNES Pepper Ground and whole Pepper sauce,
q UfNCE Jelly; Quarter boxes Raisins, ~ a.,s =
ls ICE Rio IIondo. Regaa, Reg and Raglan Cigars
$ UGAR, Loaf Crushed Ground, \. and c., / Brown,
sOAP Wincllesler's Extl, No. l aud Family, No T.
DAP Colsate's Toilet, Transparent and Caalile
STARCH, made OF Corn for Pies, Puddings &c,
| r EA Tyson, Green Gun Powder h,id Black,
a IN WARE-Paus, Buckets. Cups ard Coffee 'Pots!'
n OBACCO, Chewing and Smoking goedi better bestf
u NDERWO0D'S Fresh Sulmoud; Julube raett;
| v lNEGAR While Wine and Cider, snpr artir76r
w orccscrsre Sauce Walnut Pickles, WpTdnted/
~ IRA Fine Cigars, from to Is cents each,
U EAST Powders, Cooking SoGa Cocoa,
II ANTE Currants,
&C Call and Buy.
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STE A M SAW MILL!

rg41 L subscribers ready 10 I'LL any orders with
l. despatch, furnishing the best of Lumber at the
usual market prices The Mill is not more than three
miles from Camden. nearthe Lancaster load, making
il convenient for those who wish to haul.
We have Il considerable quantity 0fLnmbcr on hand,
and expect 10 keep supply Of al! kinds
No Lumber sawd without bill furnished. Orders
thankfully received
Feb H. SUTHERLAND & LEMMOND.
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which the medical
e for this every
&lady. 1t is COM
&medials that have
Agation of this foul
. the rescue of the
.e consequences.
.01 e
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY pHYSIG,

their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and inyigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action and restoring
its healthy vitalities. AS consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once SO
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named IS
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints. CoStirc-
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from lisordered
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam in and Morbid
Iaaction of the Bopels, Flatulelcy, Loss Of Appe-
tne, Jau1dice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
of its functions.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-21
AER' rs
CO1npound EXtct Of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual nedy \
skill of our times . devils
where prevailing anhtal m
bined from The mosttiye r
been discovered fors expul
disorder from5the, I'D, and
system from itNaructi
Hence II sho,sT cDlp1oy
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Notice

4 II, persons having demands against the Estate O.
IN VIM. Wilson. deceased. are requested to hand
them in properly a,es,ei aud those indebted are re-
quired to make payment 10
Dee 6-ti }. j. ii CkABEE, Admr.
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Columbia Advertisements,
JANNEY':S HOTEL,
Eolumhia. So. On,

THIS HOTEL has been thoroughly repaired, reno.
L vated and NEW WING erected, with large
and eommodious DINING-ROOM,f fitted out in
modsrn style, all OF which is handsomely finished and
FURNISHED, making it one OF the most desirable
Hotels in the City. JAS C. JAHNEY.