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?l)c Cmn&ctt Journal.
n A MDEN SOUTH-CA ROLINA, NOVEMBER 15, 1850. N1IMBER 80.
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Fivm the Fairfield Herald.
Mr. Editor: Looking upon disunion ns a
"fixed fact"?that this rotten and corrupt con1
cern cannot much longer hold together, I veil- !
ture to predict that the following blessings will i
result to the South therefrom:
A more extended, purer :.nd rational liberty,
with greater harmony and good will among the
members of the Southern Confederacy, than I
has evor existed between them under the pre- j
sent Union.
Free trade, with greater prosperity to all the j
various interests, agricultural, mechanical, com- j
mercial asid manufacturing?cotton never less
1 .r.r Of)
than JU cents per pouuu,
Greater strength and greater secuiitv to our j
domestic institutions, with an entire stoppage
?? harder thieving and kidnapping, on the part
. of ihe North.
Greater extension of education, religion and
morality. $
More railroads, and internal improvements j
generally.
Negroes and land increased in value from j
50 to 100 per cent.
Pauperism unknown in the land, and
If these predictions do not prove true, it is
useless to attempt to reason from cause to effect.
PROftiEi'.
HmT axd Cold. - - Wc find the bodv capable
of resisting a temperature sufficient to drcompose
dead matter. Animals, as well as
man, have been exposed to a degree of heat
exceeding that of boiling water, and without
injury ; when at. the same time a thermometer
, placed under the tongue has indicated ail elevation
of a few degrees only above the natural
standard. The power of resistance is of short
duration : for the nervous intim-nce is exhausted
by so extraordinary a demand. Chemical j
? "' ? ra^nliriul l
agents come into pmy> a?u maiKi ?
into lifeless form. As regards cold, the same
law prevails, the limits are the same. However
great the power may he of resisting it, as
soon as the nervous energy is exhausted, the
system 9 subject to injury.
I have witnessed the effect of cold too long
endured upon the little postillions, who are barbarously
exposed to it in the Winter season, at
St. Petersburg. The lads hear it for a time,
as they sit on their horses, clapping their hands,
and singing to keep up their courage ; but this
fails theni by degrees, and finally benumbed,
they full from their saddles in a state of torpor,
which nothing hut rolling them in snow wi.l
overcome. There is seldom a fete given at St.
1 Petersburg, in the extreme cold weather, that
occurrences of this sort are not recorded in
very cold nights the sentries are frequently frozen
to death, if not relieved at short intervals
As long as nervous excitement can be kept u"
the resistance of cold is very great lien. l'iroffsky
informed me that in t:ie expedition to
Khiva, notwithstanding the iuteuseuesj of the
cold, the soldiers inarched along singing, with
the breasts of their coats open, but only as lung 1
as they were flushed with tie hope of succcs.-. j
Where there is nothing to excite, and where
exposure to the colu takes place only under th.*
common routine of parade, its depressing effects
are lamentably felt by those long exposed to it.
In the time of the Grand Duke Constantino, a
regiment of horse was marched from Stelna to
St. Petersburg, a distance of twelve mile anil upward.
He marched at their head at a footpace
all the way. He had well wadded himt
self, and smeared his face over with oil. It was
the gratification of a whim to expose the soldiers
to a great degree of cold. They nrijv<d
at the square before the palace, and were di missed
to their barracks. The following dav
one-third of the regiment was in hospital, at
tacked bv a nervous fever, of winch many died.
Tiiere was no stimulus of necessity in this case
bat the moral feeling a pg raved by the physical
suffering.?Sir U. Left ire's Apology for ihe
Aeries.
Hail Storm in Mixsiss'ppi - By n g ntlemnn
who reached the city yesterday, we e .rn t int
there was a severe hail storm at N <r<-h"z on
Thursday night last, which fell in such qu ntities
as to whiten the ground. T ese hail storm*
are generally not of great extent, hut still the
present o.,e has probably done more or less iniiiru
<-> t)ip f rnrt. and nnrticnini Iv as the weatli
J~v v " T? ; f y --
er was severe immediately after it.?N.OJtull-.
WUhmit Bibles. ? It is said that of 32,000
families in New York, recently visited by tl e
New York Bible Soeiety, more than 6,000 were
? found to be destitute of the Bible.
rr> _ d IT. I
1 IIK DLKCinuii ur inc. ?in cvci )
encroachment upon the rights of the Southern
States, it has been the practice of our Northern
brethren to soothe us into submission with lullabies
all about the "blessings of tl.e Union.'
The time for such foolery is now past; the people
of the South are getting &irk of the ?1J
song ; they aro waking up to u just appreciation
of their condition, and are determined to
maintain their rights at every hazard.
"The glorious Union must he preserved!"
These words may continue to charm t ie ear
of the craven subrnissionists; but upon the true
hearted patriots of the South they have lost
their power. 'J he Union as it was intended to
be, tire South would have made any sacrifice to
maintain ; but a Union without liberty, without
equality aud fraternity, they will not hesitate to
s!tecnl Vt*. Lincoln/on (X. C.) Uepublican.
Uiw^v. ?- ^
Thk Girls in Min.vk??ta.?'The St. Puu]
Chronicle, noticing the statement of a Western
editor, that the girls of this distric occasionally
ride a tame wolf to meeting, says : "That's nothing.
Many of our bells of Northern Minnesota
drive four of tjie 'varmints,' in hand, attached
to a train, making winter journeys of i
?ve hundred miles across tho plains."
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JOHN B, DESAUSSURE,"
Adger's Wharf, Charleston, S. C. 'f
Will give prompt and close attention to the sale
of all descriptions of Produce entrusted to hie c
care, and to the selection and filling of orders. ! c
sept. 13. 72 6in ! !
MAZYCK & SON, ;i
Factors and commission uiercnanis, ;,
SOUTH COMMERCIAL WHARF. ; j
CHARLESTON, S. C. j
wii.liam mazyck. ) !
w st j. mazyck. { i s
"PAUrT.VILLEPIGUE, \\
FACTOR. U
And General Commission Merchant, ! f
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ACCOMMODATION WHARF, if
CHARLESTON, S. C | J
libera I n<!?ances made on consignments of Pro. ;
duce, mil i>r??inpt attention given to the forward. ) *
mgof (Joods, at tbe lowest rates i'
mij 30 6-$ I <
20,000 PAIRS OF^ t
HOOTS A WO STTOES. |c
TO BK HAD iit the Mew Stum Store, and will ! j
b" pol l lower than any over Itelore offered
i.i lits market?having paid the cash tor eve v ar*
t ice, a d seiec'cd Irorn the host and largest man. j
iihrturera in the United States, we flatter our- ^
se!.vs that tni one can fail to he plea-ed in quail- ^
td\, qua iti'and pi ice. The stock consists in part, j
a> oliowy? ^
Mel'* fine i nlf stitched Boots
' Pump Bonis 1
" ** Waterproof do cork roles fc
" ' ' do stitched and qui!t?d soles >1
200pair.? fire Coif sewed Bums. from ?-1 5.' to 06 00
200 and Kip pegged Boots. Irom ?2 to & 00 y
Mei's fine Calf sewed Bootes ?2 to $4 00 .
' n >d l?cli Con cress Hons $3 to $4 53
' " " Jcrsee Ties. $3 l? S3 5'J ^
t . .? ?? pegged Bootees. ?1 to ?2 00 i
4 41 Kip " " 75o to SI 00 i
Yptfh's Kip pegged Bootees, 50c to 75c
Calf " " 75c to $1 00 ^
44 44 Boots assorted k
44 Kip "
Ladies' Department.
f intMiK t .alters, Diarn anu coioreu
" satin " "
" lasting " " "
' ' " wclt? nnd black
" " Half Gaiters, welts and black
" ' " colored n:n! black
Wei " Ties, Foxed, Broad and Easy
'* " " without Tit*, for corn* (|
' Jenny Lind Bootees, Kid and .Morocco
I'urin " " " ' fc;
t id lttd Enameled Excelsiors [
Kid and Morocco Jenny Lind Buskins ^
Taynr Ties. 1'amp
Hut Kid Hipper*, with Rosettes
FincMorroeco Hipper* and 'l ies \
FmtTies and Buskins, Wells
Fine Morocco Jo do
Kid xtra wide Flips and Ties
Goal Bu kins and Ties? Welts
Goat Boots
Alness' blaek and colored Gaiters f
bine and light colored I ml f Gaiters
" black, blue and orouze Bootees
' black and colored Slipprss v
' 1 <out Bootees, sewed and peaged, for School Shoes
Chillren's Hio-s und Boots. assorted C
'Itgetlier with a great variety of Gentlemen's, Ladies'
and Children's Shoes, too numerous to mention.
File TilAVKLI.Nt* '1 Ki?NK>. CARPET RAGS,
VAllt'F.S. HATS and C'Al'S. Allot" which will posttit
eij be sold lower than the lowest lor cash.
and see for yourselves, at the NEW SHOE
STOKE of
WORKMAN" & BOONE.
Fall Goods.
_________
rT^ HOXNRLIj &. t U. are now reriivinrr tbeir
1_ Fail tsii|)j?lic*>"v lu which they invite tne alien*
.tin "I purchasers.
Sf'OAhS?S . ('mix, Delta, crusaed, powdered
an I clarified
COFFEE?Kio and Java
TK/l?uicen ami Ihsini
MoLASSES?Ur8: India and New Orleans
S \LT?Table and sack
.MAI KAKhl.?No 1 and 2
I'ixL'l.*^ kpirmi 11. \histarii. (iinirr r. Penner
Spice, t jiwHinoii, Soap, (audio.-, Sair!i,&c. \
Hardwire, lines, Ax^s, Spades, &c. }j
fiaKgiu),', Rvpe uad 'twine. v
DOMIN I JC6?bleached and br-jwn Homespuns
Toaeilier with a general assortment ol Goods ^
suited lotliis market I'W -a e I- w l>y
July 20. T. Bo.WKI.I. & CO.
Itcady-Made Clothing. J
ICO .vj i' I .K J K a*.s? .1-1 iiieul ol Over-mats, Dress t
.' ml Krm'k.irials. Business coals. Blanket and
?;iiin<r i ?ver.ro?is, gentlemen's line Cloaks, Pants
Hi: \ ests, iifa.iiv-iii.icle Shirts, Slocks and Collars
se.-t. I'i 11 LKVV SUN '
Carpeting.
| COMPLETE (-s'Ihiicii u Ingrain and Ve.1
nettan C irpeiiii^s, tor -ale low l>v r
hejit 2ti. ' H LEVY &. SON.
Anna! to Copperas, 1
Ind g?. Logwood,
31 d<ior, . VViiite Lead,
Linseed Oil, Turpentine,
Window Glass, Lamp Cliiinneye,
Sohr Globes, Solar WicKs,
,S..erni Oil, Solar Oil,
Castor Oil, Epsom Salts <fcr. &c.
A lull and iresh supply o| all the above articles
isi received, and tor sale by
sept 211 Z.J. DeHAY.
JUST ipreived, a large apsortment of Boy's
an! Vourli'd ("lolling. well ami neatly made
\l>.?Men's (Jloilting ot every description and
qii.l IV K. w. BoNiNKY
Real Cotton land for SaleT.1E
subscriber ofF-trs f-?r sale his Plantation
?? 1- li :i \
JL situate on Dear crecK, n nines n"?'ucfl?i ui i
Lnirfiptervillp, coutainiiiy -iOOacres2(K)ol winch |
i8 cleared, the greater nart ecenlly, llie balance j
i woods. The cop of this y?ar, with 7 liands, I
will be about. 60 bales of cotton and (5(H) bushels
co n, before the Rtorrn it was fu posed 1"0 hales
wool I have been made. On the promises is a '
new ijin house and screw, a comfortable dwelling
and all necessary out buildings. Persons wish- .
ing to buy and make cotton would do well to examine,
as I will sell.
Terms easy and accommodating. My reason .
lor ifirr js to engage in othnr business 6'ome I
f.kelv j^iegroes will also he sold it desired- j<
WILLIAM 1ST EVENS. |1
La-icm Utr D'it S.C- t'cpL o(J, j
\EW
Staple and Fancy Goods.
rllR subscribers ore now oneninp a complete
assortment hi Staple and Fancy Coods, ourhosed
wiili much ram, which they will dispose in
hi iiieir usual liberal terms, They consist in
?art, as fol.ows:
WOOLENS.
Icavy London Dufiil Jiliiiikets
Jnper H-4 in I-4 Limb's \\ uul Ded DianketB
leavy all-wool Aepro Cloths
soprii Litispys. very lie.vy and stout
'laid Linsoye; Wool Cloth for women's wear
Cloths and C^tssimcres.
super/in^ black, blue, brown, and invisible green
French Cloths
>up(*riiiie uoe-sKin mart* ^assimereo
^tuneis, assorted colors
Kentucky Jeans. do do
Elegant Fashionable Vesting*
\mcy 1-. ssirneres
ted white and yellow Flannels
COTTON GOODS.
HINTS, of fiery dtx ription
'uroiture Calicoes, very handsome
riogiiams; Cioss-I.ar'd and lancy striped iJuslins
'urmlure and cambric Dimity
'urmtuie Fringes; cotton cambrics
adored and black cambrics
Silk?. and Fancy Articles.
J'eganl piam and uater'd black silks
" plain, figured and water'd colored silks
44 Ciiena hgured dress silks, very rich
lelts; elegant lace capes
Justin worked collars and sleeves
fery handsome Insertjugs and Edgings
alien-cambric Hatidkerclnels
tibbed silk Stockings; raw silk Stockings
'ranch merino, black and assorted colors
luper black and lueiedmn black Alpachas
I ?. I I ..-.l..r<wl A !i.ai>llsia
UipCTM Cl&JU ll?'C.-"iioi II
DOMESTICS.
4, 7 8 and 5-5 b cacned and orown SlnrtingB
2-4 bleached and unbleached tilieeiinga
Vlnie and unbleached D.ilis
?(nped and plaid colored Homespuns
ted Ticks; \pron cIi-cks; cm ton O^uaburgs
LINENS.
upernn assorted lnsb Linens
" Lawn Lawns, Dowias; Damask Table-clotln
'* Damask Diaper; Damaik .Napkins
" Bird-eje ami Russia Diapers
rA lso
Dunder and Gunny Lagging
Bale Hope and Twn e; iron; Salt
Sugar, Coffee, Mola-ses
also
tlacksmitli's Bellows, Vices, .A nvilft. Hammers
Ictcw P ales, Tiace-cliajiis, Collins' Axes
foes, Spades, Mmveis, Manure Forks
" - - . mifl
v mi a toiiipjc;e assuriuieiu n umunnic
Cutlery
Vith tnaiiv other hrticles loo tedious to enumerate.
II. LEW a- SUN.
sept. 17* * 'on
New Fall Good#.
rHE subscriber respectfully iiiiowus his friends
and the public generally, that he is now recei.
ing his Fan supply of
Groceries Domestic^ dec.
onsisting in part, of the following articles, viz:?
Brown, crushed, loaf and claritjed Sugars
New Orleans and .Muscovado .Molas&es
Rio and Java Cotiee
Rice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard
No. 'J and 3 Jlackarel
Com, Fiour, Oats,Salt
Swedes Iron of all sizes
Fowder,Shot, Lead, Soaps, Starch, Candles
Fius and cununon Tobacco
flagging, iCojto and Tuiue,
Men and liovC W.-iu-on Saddles
Riding and Waggon Bridles
Hames, Collars, Kidum and Waggon Whips
ALSO
("rockery, Class and Hardware
Collin. * i?est Axes, Nans, assorted eize
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks
.\e;ra t.oUis
Bleached and brown Unfile-puns
Bed, .Negro and Kiding BLANKETS
A lew cases of men and boys Hats and Caps
Vith ail other articles usu.uiy lbund in a well suplinil
flriwwri' mi,I 11:i i ll iv.i rv store, all of which
"? "??J ?
>'iii be sold exceedingly low for cash.
B. W. CHAMBERS.
Cnraden. S. C. Sept. 3. 70 tl
{Ki Tlit; S'ututer banner and True Southron will ' opy
ir tlirgf iii"inli>
Giiiis and Pistols.
niNE l).iUO.e-U.irre it tl (juiiK in caM*s: Double
IT barrel loil Gnus without cases; Revolving
'it?t?>ls hi cnees. by
sept. 17. H. LEVY SOX
segai's.
1MIE subscribers have now on hand the indst
favoi ne brands ol genuine S.mumb Secure
sept 17. H LEVY 4- SO.V.
Fresh Groceries &c.
rHr. subscribers hey reaper tlu I ly to inform
their friends and ihe pu die generally, lbat
ney have now received iheir Fall supply ol
GROCLUIES.
Brown and crashed Angara
Km and old Java ("ofFee
Mew Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Mackarel, Nos. 1. 2, and 53
Rice, Sail, tec. Sir.
Ilagging, Hope and Twine.
Gunny idolli 2^ lbs. per yard, 4(31 in. lies wide
Dundee Hanging, IJ llis | er yard
Wea\er's best I'liiladelplua Rope
Tlirec-ply Twine Sic.
Woolens.
Ixmdun Duffle Blankets
Nt'ffro Blankets
Ciilnrpd Saddic Blankets
Grey I'laina* Neurit I.iiihpvs, &c.
A LS'i
A few barrels tine Alercer Potatoes. All of
A'bicli will be sold l<>w for cash, In
GEO. S. DOUGLAS &, CO.
sept* 1, 1850. "76 tf
Shoes, Shoe8.
PLANTATION IJ ogaus, of superior quality,
and a large assortment of other Shoes, fresh
>ntl nt.iv Jn?it rmiMiPf] bv
"Bepi'."s3. ' E. W. RONNEV.
Notice.
ALL persons having demands against the estate
ol the Lie Mrs. Mary B. Gill, decM of Lamms,
ervillr, will please present tlietn properly atiest.
?d to the undersigned) bv the first of December
aext. JUNKS CROCKiSTT.
SopL Sad L65ft 76 if
NEW STORE. '
THE subscriber is now opening a large assorl
input of Groceries and Staple Good
in the Store lately occupied by William J, Gerak
(south of the flank of Camden,) which he wii
dispose of at Charleston prices ibr cash.
'J hose wishing to purchase would1 do well t(
call and examine the stock, consisting in part, o.
the following, viz:
Loaf.< wln-d. t>round an" granulated cugara
St. Iroix. Porto Kiro. a: d N.-w Orleans do
Mew Orleans, 31ufrtvai i. anj Cuba Molawei
Java, l-atjuirn and Uio Cofne
Gunpowder. Voung Hyson and Clark Teas
Spenn. Adamantine anil Tallow Candles
No. 2 and 3 Mackerel. in Parrels. Half and Quarter*
Wine. Soda and Putter t'ircuits andCneete
Soap and > torch. orror'ed
Pepper. Spice, Ginger. Nutmegs, JIaceand Cloves
Porder. Shot and Lend
Hardware. Cutlery. Nails and Casting*
Paints, Linreed Oil. Spe nt Oil and U indow Glass
?r??Al>U??
Bleached and unbleached Hurting? and Sheeting*
Blanket*, bed Tick*. Apron Check? and Oznaburgs
Together with a large assortment of
Bnettina. Rene and Twice.
J. W. BRADLEY.
Canr'en. S. C. Sept. 23.
fjri a?h pnid for Cotton and other Produce.
New Fall Goods.
All. &. U KtiANhDl, are now receiving their
supply ul goods suilab e tor tiie ueason. The
stock will he found complete in all the branches,
usually kept by them, they have been carelully
selected at unusually low prices, and will be sold
at a very small advance on A'evv Vork cost, 'ihe
above would respectluily invite the attention of
their friends aid Die i he public generally to an ex*
animation of their stock, leeling sa isfied it low
prices and good styic . win eti'.ci saiem they can*
not tail to enjoy a jerai shaie ol that patronage
heretofore so lullv extended lotiiem.
They beg to call attention to a few of the lead*
itig articles, viz:
Rich Figured and Chene Silks*
Newest styles cashmeres and mouselaiues
Changeable poplins audcoburgs
Brocade and plain lustres
Eace capes, collars and chemizettes
Puff sleeves, pu'schildr work'd bodies
Muslin and thread edgings and inserting*, acc
Gloves ol'avery description, hosiery do.
Lawn and cambric handkerchiefs
English and ainerican prints, unusually low
Furniture chintz, ginghams
Long and squar- ehawis.&c dtc&c
Mourning Goods.
Super, alpaccas and canton cloth,a new article
Lark grey poplin, ginghams and English prints
Fast colors, collars and handkis. ingrained
I Cotton hose, silk do., cashmere & cassiinere sh'wls
Iu Domestics.
Blea. sheetings and long cloths, very low
10-4 to lil-4 b.ea & bro sijeeiimr,supe'r l'amily'linens
Brown and col'd h'spuns ot'all kinds
Linseys, bed Jlaiikeit, 1'rom 10-4 to 13-4
White & red han'ls, shaker welsh & gauze do. &c
Genglemou's Wear.
Sup'r bl'k and cot'd trench cloths
* " Uucotu.M AIM! c3a.-iraorAo
Tweeds in variety suitable I'or boys
I Satin, silk and cashmere vesting
cravats, gloves and halt'hose
Superior quality of dress shirts
Under cioihiugs ot every description.
Id.ady Ma'Je CJotaiug.
('oats, vests stid pants, got up in a very superior
style.
* Hats and Caps
! Iu great variety and ot the latest fall fashions.
I A'e^ro Good-.
Superior plains, kerseys and satinets, suitable
for house servants, am. & eng. blankets, wool hats,
&c. &c.
Together with a full suy ply of hardware, &c.,
all ot whi,vh will be cheeriuuy 6hown to any one
favoring them with a call,
.V-pi. 2 " 77 tf
Soots, Shoes and Leather,
TOO Kiilr.it W1 I'll
Travelling Triuiu, Carpet Bags and
Vauces.
I 'jfMlE subscrib -rs havejuai received the largest
I X and best assor.cd slock ot liuois aad
j >aoc'fc ever otfered in this market, to which they
j n-eplKUu.!) invite Uie aileiilioli ol purchasers.?
'J't.eirslut* consists in pari, as loliovrs, viz:
Uentkioeu's lashiunabie Dieos boois, pump bottoms
>Ulctl
" " waterproof do quilted bottoms
'! " do cork soles
" Calf pegged California boots
*' " * waterproof ooota
Kip
' fashionable pump cole Shoes
i aicnt Leather and Calf Gaiters
Jenny LiuJ i lea
" Hungarian i.oois
" India wubber Siioes
Hoy'i tine Calf I urap nooa
Pegged Hoots
' " ' V?uu:rpruol boots
44 " Kip pegged boots
,} Culf bootees
' Kip do
Ladies v? hire Silk Gaiters
' * Kid Slips
" Gaiter boots, assorted colors
4* UlA4.tr SkAfrin tZnitfr*
" " i idling "
" Colored Hungarian Ties
" Black " '
" Kid Slip* and i ies
" " Morocco S.ips and Ties
" India Lubber Shoes
' JJukln V\ diking Shoes
" Goauktn
" * " 1)001*
i " Black Lasting Hail' Gaiters
- Slips
" " " Biifkin Tics
Misses Gaiter Boots, assorted colors
' Colored and bluck Jenny Liud Ties
" " " llootees
" " ' S.ips
' Calf anil Goatskin t'oors
Together with a heuittitul assortment of Children's Shoes'!
all colors und styles
ALSO?ALARGE STOCK Or
3UUU9,
of our own manufacitire, both pegtred and sewed.
Sole, I'pper and Harness Leather, Calf and Kip t*hin>
r.i it;.?t;,.? ?Li,? i,?r (her with evern article tie
unilllg UHU vo..~. .-5 ,
cewary I'or carrying on the manufactory 01 booth art.
Shoes.
also ?
Fino anil common Travelling Trunk*, Carpet Bnp>
School Satchels, .Nurre Hag, and Valicea.all of which w?
offer at very low prices.
ALDFN' dr MURRAY,
Ceraden. Sept. 27. 77 tiro
Rni*iu?.
* ' n - - o ;.,^i rnhoovrl hv
A lew uoxes new oainm?, m?,
W. C. MOOR)-:.
Sfoti<-^L.J;iic, Piaster of Paris, and
C? incnt.
The above articles constantly on hand, of goo
quality and at low prices. Also, Gypsum or Ian
plaster. C. J* I'HATTBN'
Feb. 10. lli If
THE SUBSCRIBERS
ARE now receiving and opening (at the stire
two doors l;elo?* Mr. George A Men's Sho?
-lore, and nearly opposite Messrs. A. M. R.
Kennedy,) a select arportnient of
Family Groceries,
cot f sting, in part, as follow*;
-i'GARS? Brown, crushed, c'arified, powdered
and oal
OFFEES?Rio and Java
t'H KKSE? Iiiiiiation English; do. en-all size
.tJUL, tr-or.o?i\ew urie^is ^tin :iiurcovsdo
I'jtln e.tc lb n<f, a superior arncle
Uackaml No. 1. in kitts *
( ami?es?colored wax, sprrm and adamantine
t racker*?soda. water, butterand lemon pic nie
.Spic er?ginger, nn.ce, cloves, nutmegs, cinnamon
and pimento .
Tea#?Gunpowder, younghyson.and golden chop
Kice, starch at.d oAW alt
Farina, for puddings, die., suj^vLto rice, sago or
0 tapioca vl
Welsh's prepared cooi.a, Baker's Irftnn, choeolate
Assorted pickles, ketchup*, Spanish olives and
pepper sauce
Sardines, anchovies, fresh salmon and lobsters in
cans , r . ,
Capers, rurrie powder, currant and Guava jelly,
strawberry jam
Fp neb and English mustard
Currants, gin^pr preFerves, figs and almonds
Genuine bay ruin, lemon syrup
Extracts! nuneg, tnilla. rose and lemon
A tine assort mSM ot Confectionary
All of which .will be spld low lor cash. A share
of patronage is solicited.
<M 4. SHAW & AUSTIN.
Family Flour.
A FEW baes "Extra superfine" Boston Grtiiite
Mills, from selected wheat, put up in bags
of25and 50 ibe. each. Receired and tor sale by
Oct. 4,1850. SHAW & AUSTIN.
Choice Segars of rariom brands.
For sale by SHAW & AUSTIN.
Salt, Bagging, Kope and Twine.
For sale low by SHAW & AUSTIN,
WfectioIiries.
A SPLENDID assortment of American and
Frpni h Confectionaries, Just received at
Oct. 20. MOORE'S. <
Ifew Hackerel.
A f*w barrels No. 3 Markarel, JWiO.
half do No. 1 ami 2 do do
Just received at Moore'* Family Grocery.
Negro Shoes,
We liave now mi nanH, a large supply of
Black and Rnssett Pegged Brcgant
and Sfitch-dovyn Shoes
Of our own manufacture which ?e c*n recommend
as faithfully made and of the best materia].
Band and Harness leather
Bines and Rnssett Upp r Leather
0+?ir^j HI|J LSI, III*
Buffed Rip lor saddle covers, Sic.
And for sale bv .
net 4. W. A NDERSON ? CO.
New Grocery and Provision Store,
'PilE subscriber would respectful! inform hia
L friends and the public generally, that he is
now receiving his fall supply of GROCERIES,
consisting in part, a* follows-rSUGARS?Brown,
loaf, crushed and clarified
COFFEE?Rio and Java.
MOLASSES?New Organs and Muscovado.
Rice cheese, bacon, lard, corn, aud salt
Mackerel salmon and tlour,
Crackers?Wine, butter and soda.
Preserves?Ginger, peach, plum, dc.
Pickles,catsups, sauces, citron, chocolated teas.
ALSO,
Raisins, almonds,currants and English walnuts.
Pecan and butter nuts,6pice, and ginger.
Nutmegs, candies, kisses, plums, dc.
Prunes, figs, dales, dc.
Also?Powder, shot, lead, cijars, tobacco, dc.
Soaps, starch,can dies, crockery, glass aud hardware.
Als)?Lim? juice, lem on syrup, and ginger wine
Gapers extracts Java coff-e. t
VVM. C. MOORE./
N. B. Packages sent to any part of the Town.
August 26, 1850. 68 ...
A Complete Stock of o
?m -mam /tr A
MMUSMJbiIf W~ ita'WMP WA/7 r
CDM At.M Mi ev rv kind ni lil n?W Lace.Mm.-,
llau Loii?r<lo.; a btautuul
article (JlasseSilk (3 love.*. nil colors, f ? mtich
Drei-eep; iiii-ge>'and rlnldre 'e Chive* all fixe*.
Hosiery.
Ladies' Silk, Merino arid all-wonl Hn.se; cotton
l-fusierv; of every eoior and quality; miane*' d?.,
all s zf.-t.
Ladies' Merino and silk Vest*
Men's cotton, merino and wool Half Hoe; me.
rim Shirts and Drawer.; boy's du i.
M 'nV kid, s.lk< injck.-kiit and cashmere Gloves.
Tn tact, every tiling de.-traule in the a *>ve department's,
at
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
SEQAKS! *ESA?SM-A very choice lot
in' R-iimelto and Gold Sejrars.for sale by
July 26. T. IJONNKLL Si CO.
Domestic Items.
BR' AVX >iii.i mtMi li' il wheelings, every width,
Ticking; Kr.gli.sli Iahw cloths; Counterpane.*;,
iihiin awl lijiir<il curtain Dimity; garut u.l M.mity
-'i|>.red Home* nuns ami Denim-; plaid l.inseys
F.annels .iiiij Bhnikete. at all prices.
\LSO
1150 pieces of li'eacheil a <1 brown Homespuns,
s low as tlicv can be bought anv whore in .-\oier*
ma. At ,l \MlvS U |LS()N\S.
ElOIES SHOES.
n .' 1 , 1^.1..i.;.,
|IPI:m:vpii ir?till i una?ici,Mi.n
Ladies Ki'l Sii|?|M?rx and Ties
i!ii Walking Simes
Misses Boots an I Slmes, &o. Rv
)c?. 4. W. \NHFRsON At CO.
PRICE'S POEMS^
FELEGANTLY bound, at $1 per '-opv. for sale
Li by _ YV. C. MOORE.
Executor's notice.
PERSONS indebted to Joseph Cunnin?ham
dec'd. are rtquested to make payment, and
hose having demands to present them to either oi
!IH Biibsciibers.
JNO. RROWV. !.ibpfty Hill,
C. J. SHANNON, Camden,
July lb, [i?Ci 1 jj Ex're.