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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-16
South Carosia:,---Acr>iA District.
In the Common Pleas.

Jared Purkhurst, Jr.. rs Joseph c. Wilson, L
Co. Attachment.
w NliEREAS. the Plaintiff did on the 2slh d.y OF
W March, 1860, file hi. Declaration agains, tho
defendants wh", tas it is sad is absent from and with
out the limits oi This Stale, aud ba. neither wife u.r
attorney known within the sainc upon which csvy
vi the said Declaration might b. scrv"d 1t is ,herv
fore ordered Llat the sIid Defendants do nrpeur and
,l,ul 10 the saI Declara.o:r nr before the 2sih
day .. Ma:ci, WHICH vii. ie u. the y-ur Of our Lord
cue h"u-aUt sigh, hnuirrd ,tri SKY one. Otherwise
h'" at! ai'sp'" i':Vs men wi; Iirn DC given aud
s. jI..i =r;.!lisi n:.;u.
i."":.s; ::..-. &,rs'aw District
!I.r.i, ~. :. y. $50. W. y:sIBUHN.
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NSLOW,
SY RUP,
male Physician, presents
i mothers, her

process OF tcething, BY
all inhnmntiun-will al
:tiun, and is
'E THE BOWELS.
It will give rest to your.
lru To YOUR INPAETs.
u Ibis article lDr over ten
lence and truth oft wEat
,er oIU,e be ell able 70
. Lo" . er medi"iue -
ING 'hil.1. in u sin.
U P. effect a cure: cure
used. Never
dissatisfaction b, any one
trnly, all ure delighted with
in terms Of highest com
fleets and medical virtues.
what we de know" after
- pledge our repuleti"n for
here declare. In almost
infant is suffering from pain
be fund in fifteen or ven.
ID is administered.
&on is The prescription Of one
aud skilfnl nurses in New
: sed with never failing sue.
is OF CASES.
j. child from pain, bul invign-
wells. eorrecis ncidity, and
The whole systrn. ii vii!
RIPPING IN the BCWll.~
III ovcrcnmo COMMISSIONS
&OR dto,L u :,
HDEs EN- BEST ard STR.
ething. nssv l,'e we wSr;a; +rn~ III
}en whether il arises from
Ter cause We would sny 10
child suffering frnm any OF
do not let your prHudicrs,
4lhers, stand between ?oIr
P,lief thai will be s;lre-ye4.
W the use of lhiI me edlcihe. il
ions for using will accompany
,uil.r unless the lac sinIile Of
New York, is OH the outside
q. 20 llnyne-street,
! GkIERS0N, 22l KiEg 81,
Charleston. So "a.
JOHN j. MckAIN,
Camden, So. ca.
=? Cedar.slrcet. N..wY ,E.-
b,Itle. March G-ly
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-':';. e" - s'"''' ~" :"': AGUs. I'LL FgrE.
..i'"".r'lrr 20 :i.rL'r~ ,.rc.1,ssT En, DUNE
.-"I,. - g.! 'i" 'f .ii>cnsr having Il .fa!aTiouS
"TyiE h. .i:rc"ire wh,l takes; in;u ile storIacL
f'.scs "a" the circulation nrd BY cnnrimy IN con.
,c; %:! H." @; the dis..,>r, Viz: Malaria
.-.'i'''2.s a." -lv"y- i. uuc i. en,.hnli.aily an
aa:li";" ~ Lh' rr-": Ia" i, 'ud.ul aud
',:npir;s. 4! m wW The r0tienf maze more Than
C!iILi -" commencing The medicine and ix The
n.G'o'';ty "j c.;scs .HOT EVEN THAT
Fer ,ri"hs F J.. ZEMP. Agent
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arc composed II disease within the range Of
their action can rarcly Withstand or evade them.
'thsir penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and ir.iGorate every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
it, healthy vitalitios. AS a consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
health or energy restored by remedy at once 50
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 and directions
ncsS Heartburn, Headache airing from di.ordcred
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, PAN ii, and Morbid
Inactinn ofthe Bonel,, FlatnL,,cy Loss of Appe-
fitp, Jd,vldicc, and other kindred omplaints,
arising from low state of the body or obstruction
Of its functions
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= Kings Evil,

disease, corruption Of the
his fluid becomes vitiatcd,
Being in the circulation, it
body, and may burst out
3art of it. No organ i. free
Br is there one which it may
scrofulous taint is variously
HAL disease, low living, dis
HAtood, impure cir, filth
Expressing vices, ant,
Rfection. What
Aary in the con-
: nts to children
n generation )" indeed,
I'D of Him who says, II
Equities of the fathers upon
pence by deposition from the
pr ulcerous matter, which, in
Ind internal organs, is termed
glands, swellings; and on
;ons or sores. This foul cor
7nders in the blood, depresses
fe, so that scrofulous con.titu-
suffer from scrofulous COM
have far less power to with
Is of other diseases; oonse-
nmbers perish by disorders
not scrofulous in their nature,
d fatal by this taint in the
f the consumption which de-
n family has its origin directly
IS contamination; and many
,cs of the liver, kidneys, brain,
Il the organs, arise from or
Y the same cause.
all our people are scrofulous;
{ invaded by this lurking in
health is undermined by it.
|, the system we must renoyata
Alternative medicine, and in
healthy food and exercise.
49,.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla,

the most caectual rs smedy which the medisel
skill of our times q an devise for this every
where prevailing ar fatal malady. 1t i. conn
bincd from the rn active remcdials that have
been discovered f6r the expurgation of this foul
ei'ordar from tt 3e blood, and the rescue of the
sy.:c:a from its destructive consequences.
II:ncc it should be employed for the cure Of
mt only scroftgla, but also those other affec-
tions which arise from it, such as ERUPTIvs
and SKIN Disc Asses, ST. ASrHoNY's FIR1,
I!osE, or Enrsa aPEsAa. P1MpLHs. PusruLrs,
RIorcHEs, BLAIFs and Bo1Ls, TUMoRs, TETrIn
anal SALT RnrrT, ScALD HEAD, RINowonu,
EnErMArrsM, STh'mLITrc and MERcURLAL Dis
r.sEs, DEopsY, DrsrErsIA, DEBILITY, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FRoN VITA
TED or IMrrnEl BLOOD. The popular belize
in "m'pwity of ahs blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this sarsap.-
rilla is to purify Ind regenerate this vital fluid,
without which .sburd health Is impossible in
rnu .np,in atcC2 2<@3&tA tiops
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Cataract
WAS Stt.t.ug MlAg.lI.It.H,
CLOTHING TINE AND LABOR SAEEDI
Indispensable to Housekeepers
e lI.s s..Ii,e et..n0nca: and duralr article

Indispensable to Housekeepers
s5 :,;:,us s:ue er.'n0mica:. aud durable article
ever ":i'-;.i :" t." :."bc 10 alleviate the dis.
e'.:i.,..- s.! :aI;. day
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;.c n-i.-- 4 m:.i" c. Under with i.- on The
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=. - levers Of Good

w.: IA I: < EpE N EE8Ss >s'zzza
=: ,'i.Srh!IS Salmon. uys,ers-Sriccd and Cove,
( 4 j.,si o'vcu hy MERuNEY BOSWELL.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-16

SSyIJ5Io.IO
Earned Premiums Risks marked off, from Jan
to December 81, 1859 79i 81
Losses paid and ascertained, less salvages;
On Fire Rsks................. 16I9l.49
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ID O o F N G
LESTER'S
PATENTED January Il, 1889
IMPROv EMENT APPLIE 70 r.
u c ID III I !, Il
ONO MECHANICS INSTITUTE EAR, lss:

We are prepared to all kinds Of Roofs steep
fat, DID, shingles tar metal, steamboats, and
cars, with this unequalled Roofing material From long
wherein lie the chief causes Of failure nearly all roofing "a
met with and after complete system Of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts of
which offered crcsing public far superior any
composition, and
EQUA. TO THE BEST or METAL ROOFS.
Some the this Roofing offers are, viz The
canvas is of the heaviest kind, saturated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Arghi, very Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition only
rotinjurous but actually preventative OF cotton, and
being alright, DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH 1T
TO ROT TnR CANVAS.
The joints are cemented and the whole covered
with heavy Cerat Compounded RON materials
which will not run scale or, crack or become injured hy
EVRR yf Pn0E is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT
For nrotectng METAL RoOFs from corosion and leaking
orr Alone possesses qualities Of durability un
na1ied and is the cheapest coating that he used.
For STEAMBOAT RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS
hdenty believe this Roofing viii outwe2r any three Of the
ordinary coverings No OIL is brought in direct contact
with the to burn IT. and the Cement or Paint
on the tight canvas made from materials which do
NOT become like from exposure but remain pliabe,
~ COUNTY RIGHTs FOR SALE an te M2eS ~ Maryland
DeIqaoare Virginia, and The District Of Col,fn!5ig
generally known, shall supply the larger portion
9uired in territory, have constructed
ussSoT TERs Of IN6UfRY Promptly ANSWERED
" Prepared material for sale with instructions il
on, and win he furnished to Agents, leaving them fair
SEND FOR 4 CIRCULAR.
GEO JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
Baltimore, Nd,
Where testimonials and samples may and
gwen.
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Where testimonials and samples may be and
given. - - - - - l. -
~ REPAIRING DONE At SHORT NOTICE. s9-ly
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F. S. LATHROP, President
- JNO. S. TAPPAN, Vice President
THE DIVIDEND SCRIP OF THIRTY-SIX PER CENT
for 1860 and the interest and redemption Scrip as above
will be paid at this Office and afterthe Ist March next
Merchants of Baltimore wishing to effect Insurance
with the above Company, will please apply
WILLIAM SPEAR,
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$255 73i &c
ne blSlgS2
Return Premiums and Elk penses. S7,S92l7
S4Gj44645
Net profits. .$lS2s 800
The Company have the following Assets:
Cash on hand. .slO2 1855
BANK and other Stocks, Bonds 462 23U0
on STOCKS 3l4,624
Bonds and Mortgages Interest do. and 9TH
er Loans, Salvages, Re Insurance, Claims 1873
Real Estate $4,000 90
Premium Notes and Bills ,5265l
Total 64ElSl9l
The Board of Trustees have this day
heSotred, That interest of SIX PER CENT. on the
amount OF Scrip heretofore authorized be issued be paid
to the crpholers their legal representatives and
after the seventh day of February Also,
ReSotUed, That a Dividend OfTHIRrG- SIX PER CENT.
be upon the nett earnings of the Company for the
year end ing 3lS December 1859 for which certificates will
Their
Resolved, That after reserving ONE MILLION OF DOL
IN accordance with the provisions charter,
whole OF the outstanding the of Fifty
per cent OF the issue of 1852 will be redeemed
the holders thereof or their legal representatives and
after the 2lst day of February next The Certificates be
surrendered at the time OF payment and cancelled the
extent laid.
By order of the Board.
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MANUEL I. FORSYTH. LEWIS n COLE
SNUFFS AND SMOKING TOBACCOS
The UNDERSIGNED,
PR PRISE TORS OF
PIMLICO SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY,
In BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Have removed their place of business from u Exchange
Place to
No 81 FAYETTE STREET, three doors west of Charles,
Where will be found stock of Manufacture Of
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO OF ALL GRADES,
AND IN EVERY STYLE OF PACKAGES,
In part follows:
SCOOTER SNUFF-Loose, in bbls. and kegs.
DO do. In beef and cali badders, packed m bbIs
an terCes.
do dc. In 4 To- bottles: in 6, and doz cases
do do. In Ind OF. papers, in bbis., L. and 9
DC
MACCOHuY SNUFF-In tierces kegs, jars bottles
COARSE SNUFF-In terces, kegs, and Jars.
STEM SNUFF-In bbls
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Nos. !, and s. cut and dry, i'll bills, pound, ound,
and ouarerpound papers neatly put up in gross half
gross o0Xes
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
OF all grades, loose in bls also in pound half POI d
pound and in neat packages of IL doz
Also in 10 h. bales manufactured OF Virginia and Co ena
Tobacco carefully selected by US.
HF~ We would solicit share OF your patronage.
FORSY1 COLE,
z 81 ~ppt3 at
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Co. FOR SALE.-The three-story Dwell
Rai LING, No 81 ST PAUL STREET, in fee, subject
E1A to ground rent the option of the purchaser
The FURNITURE any part Of it, would be sold with
the house.
Possession given in April.
Apply on the premises. fe2lm
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ENO. S. CUTTINGS & CO.
- BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROK ERS,
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sellon Commission Stock and Securities this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
advances made Stocks Real Estate Notes, and other
colaterals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncurren Funds
transact the business Of Private Banking all of its depart
ments Interest allowed on deposits jalS-tf
ISRAEL COHEN.
L STOCK, BILL AND NOTE BROKER,
No, NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells commission all the Securities Of this and
other markets. negstiates Notes, Loans, nc. my4-H
SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE BROKERS,
No. 1876 BALTIMORE STREET,
C0LECTon all accessible points in the United States and
Canadas, promptly, and on favorable terms
BUY and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates.
NEGOTIATE TINE PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
buy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
this and other markets.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable or Uncurrent Funds
and transact the Ranking Exchange Business every
rnht
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arsuranfk Gurrrnariks

nFFICE OF THE UNION MUTUAL INSUR-
NANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK, January goth, 1860
The following Statement of the Affairs of the Company is
Charter.
outstanding premiums, January l. 1882 604 Il
Premiums received from January to December
81, 1889:
IN Marine Risks .S5l7, 1918
On Fire.. G3,5S6 60
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aUNsss. IT,, f0r SaLs xn1 Ren!.

LNOR SALE OR RENT-PEW No. IA ST.
Il PAUL,S CHURCH. north aisle, few peys from the
Chancel The Pew comfortably furnished Apply the
office of this paper fell ST.
I OF FOR RENT OR LEASE-On NAV LIST, a
- LOT on west side of Albemarle, between Pratt and
Stiles about ~ feet front and about 20 feet deep
suitable for storage Of wood COAL lumber &c Enquire Of
W s. Cross, East Falls and Eastern avenues fe9-tf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-22
More Books, Less Conversation.

An English journalist declares this to DO
tho balance scale of the matter. He says: /:
There socins no reason to think tho froth
pf this day frothicr than Of old, aud l am
very grateful for novels and any good casy
reading. II is not IN the much extended
attention such books now receive tha, tho
danger lios. The root Of the wrong appears
to be. that people. unless profession or
scientific interest influences them, go to
books for something almost similar to what
they fnd in social conpersation. Reading
tends to become only another kind Of gossip
Everything is to DO read, aud everything
only once; a book is no moro treasure to
be kept and studied and known by hoart.
as the truly charming phrase has II, IL de-
serving that intimacy. People expect no
longer an art in writing-a genuine voca.
ton in tho author for his work. q real accu.
racy, clear condensation of fnct or fancy
language suitable to the thought. and
thoughts worthy of choice language. Al
most all but Hrst.rste writer's land this ma
jority includes many who were once first.
rate) meot tho fashion; their works are
only to pass over drawing room tables foi
tho season, far indeed from that possess
ion forever which ono OF the books mos
justly described was named by its author
The Run and Road Library only too accu
ratelv fits popular feeling. 1t is here tba
tho multitude of books tells injurously."
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An Albanian in Oberlin.

The Toledo Blade is responsible for the
following:
A friend OF ours being at Elyria last
week, fell in with an Alabamian who was
there on business. Our friend wishing 10
20 to Oberin, invited the Sou,herner TO
accompany him, which as a matter Of Gu
riosity, he did. 1t happened to be the
time Of Mr.. Giddings' visit 10 that place,
and in the evening the Alabamiau's desire
to see and hear the man whom Southern
ers are taught TO regard as tie genius
and embodiment Of AboliIonism led him
TO attend the meeting at which Mr.. Gid.
dngs was 10 sperk, He there listened
attentively to the venerable mans account
Of the Chicago Convention and defence Of
Republican principles. At the close Of
the NEE ing, Prof. Monroe suggested that
for the purpose Of defrsying the expenses
Of the occasion, a collection would be ia
ken up amongst the audience. The Ala.
bamian had been 80 far pleased with what
he had seen and heard, that when the hat
reached him, after exacting a promise
from his companion not TO expose him,
he cheerfuly united his squarler with those
Of the Oberlinites toward the expenses Of
the evening. While dissenting TO the
leading positions taken by Mr.. Gidding'
and others, he ives surprised, like mos
{ Southerners who are willing to know the
truth, 10 find the Republicans are no wors,
than they were. He got new and NOR
, favorable deas ofeven O5erlin; and ye
we doubt whether his neighbors will eve
; know much about his opinions there.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-22
SA N FORD'S
Family ('alhartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM


Pure Vegetable Extracts, aad put up IN Glass
Cases. dir Tight, aud mil AsSp IN ANY climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTlC PILL is gen.
tie but N:!ive Cahnrlic, which the Proprietor has
used in his practice for more than twenty years
he constantly in-lz ycreasing demand from
those who have !ong fused Tho PlLLS,and the
satisfaction which q }expTess in regard 10
their use, has induced = 3me to place Them with
in the reach Of all. IL
The Profession wei q know that different
Cnthartics act on dtier' jent portions of the bow
,ls.
The FAMILY A. A.2}THARTIC y PILL
has, with due reierenceI 4 to this well established
fact, been compoundedIS : lirom variety Of the
purest Vegetable f < Il |tracrs, which act alike
on exery part Of the al. p Iimentary canal, a n d
are GOOD and SAFEE- u all cnses where a
Calhartc is needed, and c isuch as DERANGE.
M Z N rs OF THES STOMACH, SLEEP.
mess, PAINS IN THE BACK and LOINS,
COSTIVENESS, PAIN AND SORENESS
OVER THE WHOLE BODY, from sudden cold,
which frequently, II neglected, ended in long
course Of Fever, LOSS OF APPETITE, a
GRE EPING SENSATION OF COLD OVER
THE BODY, TI.ESSNESS, HEADACHE,
or WEIGHT IN THE HEA D, all Inhummatory
Diseases, Worms In Children or Adutls, Rheu.
matism, a great Purifier Of the Blood. and other
diseases TO which flesh il heir, too numerous to
mention in this advertisement. Dose to 3.
PRICE 40 CENTS.
NSrThe Liver Invigorntnr and Family cathur.
tic Pills are reiailed by Druggists generally, and
old wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns.
st. w. SANFORD, M D.,
Manufacturer anu Proprietor,
so5 Broadway, New York,
429pl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-22
VOLUME X1. NO, 25.
Theodore Parker.

The news of Theodore Parker's death
has already been made known through
the telegraphic report OF the ARABIA
news. He died at Florence, on the lo'h
Of May.
Theodore Parker was born in Lex
ineton, Mass, in l7lo, his father being.
Massachusetts mechanic, and his grand
father an old Revolutionary hero. His
education was obtained by series OF
struggles, but bis thirst after knowledge
and faculty Of acquiring 1t were extraor.
diuary. At eight years Of age he had
finished Homer and Plutsrch, in trans.
lauou, and Rollins Ancient History wrote
poetry, and could repeat Eve or elk hum
dred lines Of verse after single reading
At ten years he was perfect in Botany and
studied Latin. At eleven he commenced
Greek. At twelve he was deep in the
study Of Metaphysics. Al sixteen he was
master Of the Cycle Of Natural Sciences,
and at seventeen he taught school.
In 1897 he became pastor Of a small
Unitarian congregation at West Roxbury,
where he remained until bis visit TO Eu-
rope in le43. He returned from Europe
III lOtft was luNuSu W ptCaOu ~ bcS'Oh
in ls45, and became minister Of the
Twenty eighth Congregational Society in
Boston February 18th, ls46. Unde his
ministry the congregation grew 10 be o.
great size, and his fame as bold lhink kel
and fearless speaker became universe
throughout the country. His srduou'
labors at length told on his constitution
and over year ago he had to leave hi
congregation and seek relief in SCI
voyage.
The last sermon he ever preached wa
January 2, 1859. A pulmonary com
plant had fast hold on him, ard hemor
rhage eusued on the succeeding Sunday
He sailed with lis wife and several friends
in February, 1859, for the West Indie:
and after some months spent in SAINT
Cruz and Havana, went TO Switzerland
and afterwards to Rome, where he re
cruited for some time, only to be utterl
prostrated at last. To the end be worke
hard, writing his autobiography and
history OF Rome, besides keeping up voI
luminous correspondence. However pee
pie may differ in regard to his opinion:
all must concede to him a brilliant geniu
and indomitable energy Cincinnati Ga
sefte.