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Mules, Corn, Growing Crop, Lands and Negros FOR SALE. TllK Subscriber having determined to change his business, offers for sale Twenty Five likely, young and valuable negroes. Also eleven likely MULBS, (not one of which exceeds eight years of age) together with my growing crop and (300 bushels of "OLD CORN." Also six hundred acres of land, near Bell a:, i.. I TV.>?!?* x Mi) I.mm) U productive nnd well adopted to tho growth of both cotton and corn. About one hundred acres of it are In cultivation, the balance in woods and well timbered. , Also one thousand acres of land, situate four miles Knst of l.ancaster C. II., and adjoining the steam mills of Geo. Sinclair.? This land is nearly all in woods and is well situated and well timbered. A good opportunity is here o tie red to persons who inay desire to purchase fresh nnd good land, flume ?mall, but conveniently constructed imildings are upon the plnce. Also a number one residence in the Village pf Lancaster, lately occupied by Mnj. J. D. Hnile. it is one of the most eligibly situated places that the town affords. Tho lot contains about three ami a half acres. Hie dwelling is entirely new, is well constructed nnd built, and contains six coinfor table rooms. All the necessary outbuildings and conveniences are upon the lot. Also one vacant lot in the town of I-nncnster. South of and adjoining the residence of 1?. T. Hammond. The above nnmed property I propose to sell on the following reasonable terms :? One third cash. The remainder in equal annual installments of one, two an 1 three years, to be secured by notes bearing interest from day of sale, and interest to be computed annually. Any or all of said properly may be treated for privately ; but if not disposed of before, will be sold publicly to the highest bidder at Lancaster C. II. on the 28th day of December next. JAMES E. CUR.ETON. Lancaster, H. C. Sept 21, 1859. 32lf SOUTH CAROLINA. Lancaster I>mtk:ct. BY P. T. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary for said District. WHEREAS, WILLIAM STEVEN'S has applied to me for Letters of Administration on all and singular the (ioods and Chattel*, Rights and Credit* of William Graham, late of the District aforesaid, deceased. 'riie*e are, therefore, to cite ami admonish nil and tonsillar, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be ami appear before ine at our next Ordinary'* Court for the said district, to he holden at Ijineaster Court House on the fourth day of October next, to show cause, if any, why the siid administration should not be granted to William Stevens on the unfinished Estate of said deceased. t J (liven under my hand and seal, *i y*'1'9 l'" ^;,v "f ^t'l)loni' 'D { 3 the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ami .fifty-nine, and in the eighty-fourth year of American Independence. 1\ T. HAMMOND, o. l. v. Sept. 21 ,1S5U. 32-2t-pf 2 DO. siIeriffssales~ " BY virtue of sundry writs of ti fa to me directed, I will sell before the Court House door at l-anenster on the first Monday in October next, within the legal hours of sale the following personal property lo, w ii : One Sorrell II?rsp, levied on and to he udd a* ttie property "f J.diii II. Wilson, to satisfy a ti In ngnii t>l him in my otiice, in favor i f Mauney Powvll & Co. ai.ho, On Tuesday following within tlio legal hours of Mile, 1 will sell at the residence of Jaini'H 1). Caskoy, One four horse Waggon and harness, one black horse, one Red Cow Mid Calf, one red heifer and one red Hull. | one part set of BlnckftinUh't tool*, live head of ling* (in the wood*) one shot gun and one fine Bureau, levied on and to be sold an the property of James I). Caskcy at the Huit of ti. M. Caskcy St Co., and other cases in my office against him. j Conditions cash, &c. HENRY HANCOCK, *. l D. Sent. 10, 1850. 3t p f ? 1.75 each SPECIAL AKHOUHCEXEHT. t ift"? *t?r. Quaker City Publishing House ! 100,000 Catalogues, Nkw, Exolasd and Kkvisid-now kk tin FOK 1 >ISTKI1U TION. Superior Inducement* to the Publio ! ?r a new and mire plan for obtaining GOLD and SILVER WATCHKS, and oilier vuluablc Prizes. Full particulars given in CaU?> loguea, which will ba "out free to all u|>on application. Valuable Gifts, worth from 60 eta. to $100, GUARANTEED to each purchaser. (>100,000 in Gift* have been dietrituted to my patrons within the paat sit month?$160,OOO to be distributed during the next six mouths. The indue"noeis offered Agents are more liberal than those of any other house in the* bmrin? Having been in the Publishing and Ilooksclling business for the last eight years, my expe* rience enables me to conduct the Gift Enterprize with the greatest satisfaction to all. pTAOmTO WANTED in every Tewn and (bounty. For full particulars address DUANE RUL1SON, Quaker City Publishing House, 3ft South Third Street, Philadelphia, IV Sept. 21, I860. as?4m. SHERIFFS SALE. (By order of the Ordinary.) Whi Duncan, ten , applicant. ) Summon* in is. I Partition. Jaa. F. V. Turnei, Francis 8. J m i t n ?i? 1 UIUVI n?U JL* V. A uni^f, I defendant*. J In obedience to ail order i*?ued from P. T. Hammond, Ordinary for ljincnster Dis* trict, in the above caao to me directed, 1 will ell to the highest bidder at l.an?-nater C. II. on the first Monday in October next within the legal hour of 8hertfTa sales : One tract of lauid lying and being in this District on the head waters of Camp Creek and containing oixty.inree (68) acres more or less adjoining lands of James Trusodale, Isaac Canton, William Duncan, si al. Thenk Casus will be sold on a credit of twelve months, except so mnob osah ss will psy si I cost, expencos of salo die., with InItersst from dsy of sale to bs paid annually, * the puithaser reuuirod to give bond with good security, and a morgage of the premi. sea if deemed necessary to the Ordinary for the purchase money. H. HANCOCK, s. t. p. Sept. 14, 1858 31?3t?$8.75. VAN AMBURGH'S OKAND zoor.oGrcAt, EQUESTRIAN COMPANY. pwv THE BEST rriifCiMING^ In tho World, TIPPOO BAIB; THE ONL.Y PAIR OF Royal Bengal Tigers! < In America, and th<> liirpent ever token alive, Performing In Cailvt with j MvDIJS, ILlB'DlKOijDS, ; AND BRAZILIAN TIGERS! ' Under command of the fc*rV?? l'rof I.ANOWOl'.THY who Entorn tho Cukch. A CIRCUS OF *, T> .lYirnynrrrn i JOLXkkXB'XQ CompoiM of it fall C'orjm of J EQUESTRIENNES, i Equestrians, Gymnasts, ACROBATS, &e. PR. J. I. T1IAYKI1 will IntrcHlueo 1.1 > QUADRUPED WONDERS. THE ACTINC MUI.KS, TI?M nn.l JERRY. jy For * I.l?t of Prr.ronwr* <\nil I'KKrnitMAsrrji, Sco rictorlalt, Sonall Hills, Ac. Ac, I Two Perforwaixcos Daily I C. L. WHEELER, AjtonU Will exhibit at Lancaster on Tuesday September 27lh 18511. Doors open at 1 <St 7 o'clock. Admission 50 cts, Children nnd servants 25 cts. Sept. 21, 32?It. Notice IS 11ERKBV given that application will . be tunde at the next Session of the legislature, for an Act to Incorporate the IADcanter Sax-Horn Hand. KERSHAW & CONNORS. yi f~\ T) a T> rn ivr n -n a I v v/ J. xi xv x 11 Xj xv a in tick practick ok L A W AND E Q U I T Y in Lancaster District, S. C. Mil. Ke lull aw may be consulted nt Camden, and Mil. Connors nt laincaater, C. II. Office on main street, lately occupied by J. \V. Cooke, Esq. J. It KKRSH.WV, | \V. M. CONNORS. Aug. 10, 1859. Land for Sale. ^FMIK subscriber oilers for sale n tract of land containing four hundred and fifty Aeres, more or less, situated on the Stage road leading from I,anca*tcr to Camden, foir> miles South of laxncasterville. The houses are in good repair and in a healthy situation. Persons wishing to purchase will be shown the premises at any time, us I am determined to sell. JAMES M SHAVER. July 4, 1859. 31 tf ~S OUTH CARO L I N A. LANCASTER DISTRICT. A. P. Nisbet, J. I). Nisbet and Jane Hood, vs. Margaret Is inon, the children of lteubin Hood, deceased?their names not known ; the children of Elizabeth Hum. deceased : Jane Main, Mary Bane, Elizabeth the wife of Win. Cochran, Sarah" the wife of Win. Townseud, Jane the wife of Samuel Bane, the children of John Wood deceased?their names not known ; Deborah (Jlass widow of Robt. (alana, deceased, and the children of Robt. Hood, deceased?their names not known. It appearing to my satisfaction that the above named defendants reside without the limits of this State, it is therefore ordered, that they do nppeui in person, or by the;r lawful Attorney and object to the division or sale of the Real Eatate of Mary Small, deceased, on or before the 24th day of Noi vember next, or their consent will be entered, of record. I'. T. MAMMOND. o. l. n. Aug, 26, 1859. 29?12t. p f #6. Land for Sale. | THE subscriber offers for sale a tract of land containing Five Hundred acres more or less situated on Hanging Rock Creek in Lancaster District, about fifteen miles South of the Village. The building*, fences, Ate., all new, and in good order. Person* wishing to purchase will be shown the premises at any time. M D. MILLKR. Flat Rock, June I5tli 1859, 19-lf. Wm, Anderson, A OUST rOK TIIK SALEM WOOLEN GOODS. F.ANTF.RS desiring their Plantation supply of the above desirable -Hfgro Ker*cy?? \>?n nave iricir oroers nnea promptly, ir iwnl to me early, if not, there may be aome delay as the supplv is limited. \VM. ANDERSON. Camden, Aug. 3, 185D. 35 -tf. FARTICIJI.AR NOTICE. rIMIK subscriber is pleased to announce JL to the public that from this date to the 1st of September next, grinding may be had every day in the week at his Steam Mill, six miles East of Lancaster, C. II. June, 15, it GEO. SINCLAIR. ?)/ v BBI.S. < hoioe N. O. Molaases and eM./ Snffar House Syrup, just received and for sale low for csah, by IOS. M. OAYLE. JOS. M. GAYLE, CAMDEN, S. C, IS NOW IN receiptor a fresh SUPPLY of Dry Goods and Groceries, nmon<? which may he found in the DRY WOODS line : IJro wii iiikS nleached Shirting?wide and good. Apron and Shepherd Cheeks; Schuylkill Checks, Family Linen, Fancy Priuts, Printed Lawns, Solid, Check and n ni i runcy I'likia Ginghams. A variety of Cambrics?white and colored. Indies I< Cambric handkerchiefs, colored cotton and Berlin Gloves. White and colored llose, White nnd Colored spool Cotton, For salu by JOS. M. GAYLE. Camden, S. C. 11-tf For Men and Boys Wear. POWKRIXJOM, Fancy and Verona-twill Cottonades, Mnrseills Coating, Blue Stripes and Denims, Georgia Nankin and Dutch Linen, Satin-faced and fancy union Drills, Grass ('loth and fancy Cassimere, Half-hose?white, brown, nnd fancy, colored Lisle Thread Gloves, &c., die. JOS. M. GAYLE. Camden, S C. lltf Shoes! Shoes! ! I'M IK SUBSCRIBER would confidently ask attention to his large nnd varied | stock of Shoes and Gaiters for Gentlemen ind Ladies wear. He has on hand many uf the latest patterns, at exceedingly low prices. JOS. M. GAYLE. Camden, S. C. i Itf i Sundries, 17V\N0Y Can dies, Raisins?whole, half ? aNd quarter Boxes, Paradise nuts, Almonds, Butter, Pecan nuts. English Walnuts, Coeanuts. Herring, Cove Oysters Salinond, Libsters, Pepper Sauce, Tomnto Sic , die. Fresh, just received bv JOS. M. GAYLE. Camden, Jan. 4, 1859?47tf. Hats! Hats!! r |M IE I'M >ERS1GNED would d irect par A licular attention to his largo and well selected stock of Mats, which he will dis. pose of at prices that cannot fail to prove satisfactory. Cull and examine before purchasing elsewhere. JOS. M. GAYLE. Camden, S, C. lltf ^:gaiTsTWaiis r I / w \ BOXES of the following Brands of iv/v " Havana Segars:?Colorado, Maduro, Clara. Osiuro. Itio Hondo?all highly llavorod, can be had at the lowest figures, at JOS. M. tiAYLE. Camden, S. C. TilB ST.\TK<JF SOUTH CAROL!NA Lancaster District. In the Common Pleas. James H Witherspoon, c. k. l. d, i attach* vs. > ment. William Sembler. j James II. Witherspoon, c. k. l. d. ) attach* vs. >ment. George D. Beckham. J Whereas, the plaintiff did on the '21st day of March 185*2, file his declarations against the defendants, who (as it is aaid) are absent from and without the limits of this State, and have neither wife's nor attorney's known within the same, upon whom copies of the said declarations might be served : It is therefore ordered that the said defendants do appear and plead to the said de duration*, on or before the 22d day of March 18(30, otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded against them. Otiice Court of Common Pleas, I.ancnster, March 21, 1859. J. A. STKWMAN, CCk. March 21. 6?Iv FRESH ARRIVALS! FRESH A R RIVALS!! YVR HAVE JUST RECEIVED a very IT beautiful assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries. Among them are some beautiful Dress Patterns of the Latest Styles and Fashions, Dusters, Mantillas, of every description, Sonnets and Plats, Ribbons, Parasols, Umbrellas, Roots nnd Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass Ware, a fine _ _ * 4 ?n I /i - a assortment, i run KH,v.arpei bags, Table coverings, in Oil and Linen. And Almost every thing usually kept in the up country stores?this is no putting. Call and see tor yourselves. Our stock of gentlemen* wear are very fine and of the latest styles, nil the articles comprising oov sl(xk aro loo numerous to mention. We leave our friends and pations to judge for themselves. Wo return our sincere thanks to our friend* and neighbor* for the largo share of patronage they have extended to us and solicit a continuance of the same. We will sell goods as low as they ean be bought this side of Charleston and very low for cash. We sustain our old motto, "small profit and quick returns." STANLEY dt 8CANL0N. Mineral Springs, June 17th, 1(159. 19tf. Stage Accommodations. rpHE undersigned, contractors on the 1 mail route from Lancastet to Camden, respectfully notify the public that they have made arrangements for running a Stage for tho accommodation of passengers on said route, three times per week and bncb. The Stage wjll leave Camden on Monday, Wednesday and Fridav, and Arrive at Lancaster C. ii , same evening.? Will leave the latter place on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and arrive in Camden same evening. They will also convey passengers from Lnnosatrr C. H., to Pineville, on the Oharlotto & S. C. Railroad, two tiuies per week*. A haok will leave Lancaster on Monday and Thursday ; arrive at Pineville same day. Leave Pineville on Tuesday and Friday; arrive at Ijuieaater C. H., same day. They believe that their arrangements are such as to insure a prompt exeoution of the above plan, and to the perfect satisfaction of those who may go upon these routes. IrfT" Packages will be promptly convey ed upon either route. J NO. B. COUHART, HI LAS INGRAM. July 13, 1859? 2i-tf NEW WAGON SHOP. rpHK UNDERSIGNED WOULD INform tlio public thnt lie has opened a new Wagon Shop, in the Village of Lancaster, on Meeting Street, a few yards enat of David Hillings' Blneksinith Shop. lie designs keeping always on hand a large supply of The Best Material for making the wood work of Wagons, and repairing Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, &c., and, inasmuch as he has had long experience, and will give all his labor and attention to the shop, he feels assured thnt he will be able to meet the various wants of the people of Lancaster nnd surrounding country in his line of business. Persons wishing work of this nature performed will find it to their interest to try my shop, where they will always find me ready and willing to accommodate them. SAM'L A. BURNS. June 15, 1859. 18-6111. pro bono mum ~ rI^lIK undersigned would respectfully an* JL nounee to his friends and former patrons that he has just received an entire NEW STOCK OF C.OODS, nt the Ol.I) STAND at Russell IMnce, consisting of? Cothing, Dry (ioods. Hats, Caps, Flats, Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Valieces, Tin Ware, Crockery Ware, Hard \> arc,and Cutlery, And various other articles too numerous to mention, which he will sell very low for CASH, and on time to punctual customers. J. 1). STANLEY. I Russell Place. July 29,1859,. 25-tf LAND FOR SALE 10tier for sale my home place, 2 miles above the Village. This tract contains 352J acres, of which there is. about 100 acres in wood land?60 or "70 acres of good bottom land, the balance fertile and productive. The improvements new and in perfect order, a well of good water, beside numerous springs through the farm. This is a rare chance and I invite purchasers to come and examine for themselves. Terms easy and made agreeable to the purchaser. T. K. CUR ETON. I/incastor Village, July 25, 1859. 3m. A BARGAIN". HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. 1 OKFEIi my House nnd Lot for Sale iu Lancasterville, containing -l acres, a comfortable dwelling House and other out buildings, with a spring in the lot. Those wishing to purchase will apply as I am do. termed to sell. The remaining part of iny stock of goods are offered at or below cost. All those who know themselves indebted to me are requested to pnv before fall. J AS. ROBINSON. June 13, 1859, 19-tf. KHSSOLl'TIO.Y OP CO-PARTNERSHIP. THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of M. DRUCKER & CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either of the partners, will sign in liquidation, Mr. M. Drucker can be found at the old stand to settle tho business of the firm. M DRUCKER, E. SOMMERH. Camden, July 1, THE UNDERSIGNED Hereby tender their sincere thanks to their friends and the public generally, for the liberal patronago bestowed upon them lor many years, and in retiring from business, take pleasure, in recommending their successors, Messrs Koopman &. Summers, asking for them the patronage heretofore extended to themselves. M. DRUCKER & CO. Camden, S. C., July I, 1859, 'J ltf. Refering to the Above Circular, Of Messrs. M. Drucker & Co., we solicit the friends of the old firm to continue the patronage so liberally extended to M. Drueker & Co., to the new tirm, trusting thnt by close attention to bjsiness, we shall merit tho continuance of it. Our Stock will be always complete in all articles kept by the old tirm. KOOPMAN & SOMMERS. Camden, S. C., July 5, Limited Co-Partnership. The subscribers have formed a limited CO partnership under the name and style of KOOPMANN & SOMMERS, For the purpose of carrying on the general Merchandizing business, at the old stand of Messrs M. Drucker & Co.,nt Camden, S. C. M. Koopman and L. Sommers, of Cnrr.den, S. C., are the general partners, and E. Sommers, of Charleston, S. C., is the special partner. " K. Sonnnem, (he special partner, has contributed the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars, to the common Stock of the said partnership. The said Limited Partnership, commences on the 1st day of July, 1859, and terminates on the first day of July, 186'J. M. KOOPMANN, L. SUMMERS, E. SOMMERS. July 13, 1859?34-6m. G. VV. Williams, J t Robt. E. Allison Vorkville, S. C. \ ( Ijincasterville.S.C WILLIAMS & ALLISOff, ATTORNEYS AT LAW and Solioitors in Equity. I.ANP4HTBD r II M p Will practice in the District of Lancaster. Prompt attention given to Collections. July 7th 1*68. 31? tf A. B. MULLIGAN, WHOLESALE ARB PLANTER8' GROCER No. 132 MEETING STREET, CHARLES TO N , 8. . Dealer io all kinds of Groceries. May 18th 1852, 14?ly. Cureton's Mills. The subscriper proposes to bay 1000 Bushels of Wheat. and will pay the highest market price foi the aame delivered at the Milt W. J. CURETON. Aug 10, 1859. 26tf | SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! Till'. SUBSCRIBER WOULD REspectfully inform his friends and the : public, that he is now receiving u large anil well selected stock of (Joods for the SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, consisting of Black Silks, Plain and Fancy Dry Goods : such as Barages, Muslins, Ginghams, Brilliants, t'ali- , cos, Embroideries, Hosiery, Bonnets, Ribbons, Ijue Glovca and Iloop Skirts. Heavy Dry Goods. White nnd atriped Osnnburgs, Black and brown Domestics, Irish nnd planters Linens, Chnmbrya, &e. GENTS STRAW HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, s i & f $ I? a? Hardware, Groceries, Crockery nnd Glnss Wnre, Saddlery, Books nnd Stationery. A large atock of drugs and Medicines. JdOf** N. B. Special attention is directed to my stock of Ladies Shoes, which is very complete. J. N. CROCKETT. March '33, 1858. 6?tf 1 8 5 9 . NEW SPRING AND sunlit 11A VE Received our usual large TI aupply of Goods suitable for our trade, which will be sold at our usual Low Prices and libera) Terms. HASSELTINE & CURKTON. April 1858. Ladies Dress Goods. CONSISTING of Prints, Jaconet, Swiss and Organdie Muslins, printed and white ; Jaconet Swiss and organdie Robes; n-l?ez Robes ; a-Quille Robes ; Soltnnnn Bayadere Stripes ; Parages ; Genadine Silks; Piccolommine Stripes ; Collars and Sleeves of Swiss Jaconet and Marsailes, at IIASSELTINE & ClIRETON'S. April, 1859. BONNETS, Misses and Children*) Flats, Ribbons of all prices. American and French Flowers, Roaches, &c. Just received, by IIASSELTINE &. CUR ETON. Ready made clothing, of all i prices and descriptions, Silk, Cassiii)ere, Leghorn and Straw Huts. Cravuts, Suspenders nnd Drawers. Just received by IIASSELTINE &. CURETON. April, 1859. On Hand. 5 AAA Lbs, Plough Steel, from 4 to 10 VVV inches wide at 8 ets. per lb. Cash. 3000 lbs Tire Iron at 6 cts. per lb. Just received, by IIASSELTINE &. CURETON. April, 1959. Boots and Shoes. ll f EN'S Culf Hewed Hnd pegged pump 1*1 Hole Route. Mens kip pegged Boots. Men nnd hoys kip cnlf post Brogans?from one dollar up. A beautiful assortment of Indies slippers, Buskins. Boots, heeled nnd without heel. Just received bv HASSELTINK &l CUR ETON. I April, 1859. Drugs and Medioines. A FULL nnd fresh supply. Justreceiv3 ed by HASSKLTINE & CURETON. April, 1859. STEAM MILL NOTICE. rT*MlE Subscriber respectfully asks the atJL tention of tho public to his STEAM SAW MILL, which is now in operation six miles East of Ijincaater C. H. Bills for Lumber will bo promptly furnished at the rates below : Inch Flank at 81 per hundred feet. J inch 1'lnnk BOcts " * M i inch plank, quartered 87i cts. per hundred feet. *i inch plank $2, per hundred feet. Rou</h do 50 ets. uer hundred feet. Sc it nil in thrown iu to Inch measure at $1, per hundred. All picked Lumber 20 per cent higher. All refused Lumber half price. In the menaurment of all quartered Lumber the edge is added to the width, and all Lumber not named above is sold in the same proportion. GEORGE SINCLAIR. March 23, 1859. 6?tf. 1 HANGING ROCK MINERAL SPRINGS. r I'M IE Subscriber has the pleasure to J_ inform the public, that he has bought his partner's interest in the Hanging Rock Mineral Springs' Hotel. The business hereafter Mill be conduced solely by the proprietor, who is now prepared .or the reception ? and accommodation of visitors an<i travellers. Ample arrangements are being made f?r the approaching season, of which more anon. W. M. BARTON. May 4. 1859. 12?tf To Cotton Planters. fPHE undersigned is prepared to noil CotA. ton Gins of the best quality at $2 per ' saw, delivered at the Chart ?Ue, York and N. C. R. Road landings. The advantage these (tins have over those ahiorted fmin other State* in, thnt they will Inst longer one aett of ribba being equal to three, the brush covered with tin instead of cloth and being more easily repaired and at lea* exi pence. Reference, John Jonea. Uberty Hill. JAMES M. ELLIOTT. , Winnaboro' May 4, 1869, 12-6m. Dr. AT.THTm CRAVEN, RMldeei ??r|?ee Deatlrt, YORK VILLI, I. C., Offer* hia Professional Servioea to the citizens of Lancaster Village and Mrrounding r country ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on Gold Plate, from one to a full aett. June Uth, 1866 16-ly ! iti;iiiiitiin in i A1 KOOPMAII i (Successors to M. WE RESPECTFULLY I nnd the public in general that, ii 'if 1 7/ ? & & 3 1 We shall offer from this (hij GREATLY REDI BLACK nml Colored Tissues. Bareo PRINTED Jaconet, and Muslin PRINTED I<nwtiH, Camhri WHITE and colored I MULL and Cainb JAC< )NET, T FRENCH Marseills Bed-quilts, Furn LINEN TABLE DAM M ASK, NAPKINS and Toweling*, Bird-eye, EMBROIDERED SLEEVES, C( (CAMBRIC, Marseille arid Linen Sett MUSLIN and Cambric Edging a BLACK Silk Lace and Illm UMBRELLAS, Paras, t BONNET Ribbons, and a great rnai mention. CLOTHING! ( OUR entire Stock of Mens' VOUTi INC5, together with our large assortn i from this day at such REDUCE!) PRI KOOPMA | July 10, Tills 1 A LARGE ASS< HOOP-SJ FROM EIGHT TO T Also, ft now F8EWISH i I Camden, S. C. July 27.?24t NEW $ AT rJ Hanging Rock 1 irxtstf at?!? vnw t?irr-pi vivr w sorted Stock of DRY GOODS H which we will null at very reasonable prices tion of our Stock and will be happy to wai where it will givo us pleasure to show them 991 I a 9 1 ! nnd fashion of the season. We will alvv LADIES AND GEN that cannot fail to suit tho most fastidious ended to us, we solicit a continuance of I "small profit and quick returns,"' all \vc want Call at once on Mineral Springs, April G, 1859. FOGARTIES J W H 0 L E S A L E f K DRY GOOl We beg leave to liiiorm our Fri now preparec A LARGE AND RE AI SPRING AK n r m s s EMBRACING ALL LlIE NE\ ABLE STYLES FROM T AND AMERICAN ??*? Planters an WILL FIND IT TO THBIK ADVAN Domestio and PI WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT UNUS Orders accompanied with Cash or City re attention, And every effort inadu to give snti M 1 L L E 5'T Containing a list of our Goods, with M< Gratia, on application to FOG 257 MAy 18, 1859. 14? ly. JU8T RECEIVED, Ono bbl Kerosine Oil, direct from the Factory at New I York, for Sale At 92 per gallon, At HAHSELTINE Si OIJRETON'S April, 1859.1 DRV ROODS! I 1 r i it SOMMERS' Drucker &, Co.) NFOIIM THE LADIES ii order to make room tor our . m art*. *kv %. If V V & a * r the following Goods at JCKD l'RICES : e nnd Crepe Muret. . Roltes ; cs and Hrilliunta, Embroidered and Dotted .Muslin, j ric < Mieek M uslin, Mansnok and Swiss Muslin, iturc Dcruity and Curtin .Muslin, j Russia and Hucknbaek Diapers, )LLARS AND BANDS, s, (Collars and Sleeves.) ind Inserting, don, for Points anil Shawls, tls, Bonnets, Flats, ty other articles too numerous to! KOOP.M ANN & SOM.MKRS. j :lotii iNil 18'nnd Boys' SUMMKR CI.OTI1 lent of STRAW IIATS. we oiler' CMS ;n to olVi'ft <|uiok m.-iIoh. NN & SOM.M KRS, Camden, S. 0. [1 IVE1> Week, JliTMENT OF Iv HITS! HIRTV SPRINGS ' supply of 3 0 R S E T S . Coopmann &, Sommers. ,f. STORE riiE I literal Springs! ! A LAROE AXD WELL ASID GROCERIES. i. Wo have taken groat pains in the seiect on otir friends ami customers at our Store I f 3 f f I S 3 ays keep on hand a line assortment of T L E M E N S W E AII, Thankful for the patronage heretofore exile same, our motto is nnd always will be is a call and you will he satisfied. STANLEY & SCANLON. 8?tf n rsr*i?-w -mr * - X SIlLliMAW. - A N I) 11 E T A 1 L A jri >S STORE. ? ends and Customers that we are I to offer them JTIFUL VARIETY OF fD SUMMER Cr 0 0 D S p VEST AND MOST FAS1IIONFIE FRENCH, ENGLISH, MANUFACTURES. id Farmers rAGE TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK OE Lantation Grcods; lUAl.I.Y IjOW PRICES FOR CASH. (Vrt>neen, nt 30 or 00 dny?, will r??ceivo prompt ufitoltArt A L M A N A (! Mnoraii limn attached, will he aent by until ARTIES & STILLMAN, King-itreet, 00 A ???gTOH^S^'c Crockery Ware. A I .urge and varied naaortment of Glaee, China, and Eurthcn-wara junt opened. # JOS. M. GAYLE. ' Camden S C. Iltf