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POISONING. Thousands of parents who use Vermifuges composed ofCastor Oil, Calomel, &c., are not aware, that while tliey appear to benefit the patient, they are actually laying the foundations for a series of diseases, such as salivation, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &a In another column will be found the advertisement of llooensaek's Medicines, to which we ask the atton* -- tion of all interested in their own as well as their children's health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders arising from tiiose of a bilious type, should make use '-r ?>-??i ir/l.nnoiftft T Ivor Pills VI lliv VUl > ^CiiUUiy iivuvii^?vu ^ v - ? ? nof deceived," but ask for I lobensack's Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has tho signature of tho Proprietor, J. X. IIOUEXSACK, as none else are genuine. Flowers will Grow where the waters Run. If the cuticle of the scalp is kept healthy, and the germs of the hair invigorated by stimulents which operate at their roots, through thednner skin or dtnnit ol the head, a strong and vigorous head of hair cannot fail to bo the result. The operation of Lyon's Kathairon is founded entirely upon this most reasonable law of the Natural World. It is prepared of such ingredients onl}*, as will produce this effect. Hence the most incredulous have tried and been benefitted by its use? and the secret of its immense sale. The appearance given to the hair is truly beautiful aud pleasing. Sohl by all dealers, ever}"\vliere, at 25 cents, in large bottles 1). S. Barnes, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, N. Y. Sold by every Druggist in Camden: Ilaviland, Ilarrall & Co., wholesale Agents, Charleston. Sept. 13 37 . tf "obituary. DIKD?At Spring Hill, Ala. at the residence of his father, on Friday the lGth ult., of yellow fever, James Deas, aged 30 years, soil of Col. James and Margaret R. Deas, formerly-of this place. Teath seems but to close the eyes of tottering ag< and helpless infancy, to their natural sleep, and th< world pass on, unmoved, in its steady inarch to cterni ty. Bat when it grapples with the majesty, the state Iiness, the pride, the vigor and bravery of manhood and suddenly breaks witli a tearful wrench all th< bonds of a maternal, love, and sympathy, and friend ship, crushing in its rude grasp the sweet humanities of domestic life, tearing away, from earth tl\e unre alized aims and aspirations of an honorable ambition the unfulfilled destiny of a noble spirit?then a heed less and thoughtless world pauses irv its heated rnarol before the spectacle of the strong man struck down it the pride of his strength, with every faculty of mine and body unimpaired?the haughty intellect is sub dued, iho proud spirit bowed, aud the poor, tretnblin; crushed heart of man cries aloud, as the waters pas over the soul?Father ol mercies, give us help fron trouble, for vain is the help of man: For as the Ilea vens are higher than the earth, so are thy ways highe than our ways?and thy thoughts than our thoughts The anxious watchfulness of a Father's protecting eye?the prayerful supplications, and entreating atti tude of maternal love?the tender care and heroic vigi lance of sistei ly affection?science and skill warme< and quickened by fraternal love and sympathy?wen all spent in vain over the sick-bed of our dep.mei friend. He has gone to swell the ranks of the great army o the dead. The melancholy records of mortality whiel day by day for weeks and mouths past, have tilled ou streets with mourning, contain no name \\liicli leave: bcliinddt a deeper wound or more enduring sorrowLove and Friendship will seldom visit with tcarfu memories the grave of one more truly loved, or niort deeply mourned. On the the 22nd ult., at the residence of lii< parents, Spring Hill, Mukrav, eldest son o Daniel and Rnchacl B. Wheeler formerly ol tiiis place, in the 21st year of his age. At Spring Hill, on Thursday. 15th ult., S.v it a ii Ajlick, second daughter of Dr. J. C. Nott aged 3 years and 10 months. At the same place, on Sunday morning Em 31 a Makgakkt, eldest daughter of Dr. J. (J Nott, aged 10 years and 0 months. At the same-place, on Sunday night, Allej Huucs, youngest daughter of Dr. J. C. Nott, aged 1 year and 8 mouths. t On Tuesday the 20;h ult., Edwaud F. Nott eldest son of D:. J. C. Nott, aged 19 years. In Newberry, on the 20th September, Faxmb Kixaiio, infant daughter of A. G. at.d ii 7 ? A. Marshall, aged two months and ten days. " Early, bright, transient, chaste as morning dew She sparkled, wa3 exhal'd and went to heaven." "CAMDEN PRICES CURRENTT" BAGGING, per yard, 12J to 13 BALK ROl'K, per pound 9 to .. BUTTER ' IS to 25 DEEP, a " 5 to T BACON " 11 to 121 COFFEE, " 10 to 12 CHEESE, 14 121 to 18 COTTON, 44 9 to 10 CORN,... .per bushel, 75 to 87 FLOUR,...perbarrel, 54 to 65 FODDER, perewt 7.5 to $1 LARD, per pound, 124 to 11 MOLASSES,, per gallon 30 to 42 OATS, per bushel, 37 to 45 PEAS 44 75 to 87 SUGAR per pound, 0 to 12] SALT por sack 14 to 1 \ DHclierx Wanted. rIMIE subscriber will pay $12 per montli for from 1; 1_ to 20 able bodied Ditchers. Negroes will lie pre fcrred. Apply immediately. B. BOYKIN Oct. 4. - 40 3t. Situation Wanted, A S an Overseer, by one who understands the ctil J.\. tivation of Corn and Co'ton. Persons wishing to employ will please addresss M. G. W., box 85. Cam den. Oct. 4, 40 tf, Valuable Plantation and Mills FOR SALE. r|MIK subscriber offers for s^ile lii3 Plantation an< 1 Mills in Sumter District, situated on Big Itaftii Creek, fourteen miles below Camden, and six. froir Boykiu's Turn Out, containing (1074) sixteen hundred and seventy-four acres, between four and live liundrec acres cleared and under lence, the balance in fine tim bcr. On the premises is a good two story Dwelling with all the necessary buildings of a well settled Plan tation, most of which, have been erected within tin last few years. On the northern extremity of the trad is another Settlement in good repair. Both places art perfectly healthy. Also?An excellent Grist Mill, with two pair oi stonos, and a Saw Mill, capable of cutting about ont thousand feet of lumber per day. With the Plantation will bo sold (if desired) the stock of cattle, Hogs and Sheep, together with the Provision Crop. If sold immediately, possession will be given on the first of January, 1854. The terms and other particulars may bo obtained from the subscriber on the premises, or by letter directed to Boy kin's Depot, Camden Branch of S. C. R. It. MARION SANDKRS. Sumter Dist. S. C. Oct. 4. [3 in J The Charleston Mercury will insert twice a week for six weeks, and the Sumter Banner once a week for three months, unless otherwise directed, and forward bills to this offleo. Washing without Labor. RABBITT'S Soap Powder. These Powders will remove stains froru Table Linen and napkiusand without injury to tiio cloths, leuvo them very white and with no bud oily smell as some soaps do. They have had rery ready sale and have jfiven very general satisfaction wherever they have been introduced. A supply just received and for sale by T. i. K. WORKMAN*. To Rent. rI"MIAT House and Store room on Broad street at 1 present occupied by J. Harris. For particulars apply to JAMES McKWEN. Ju V 17 20 Head Quarter* 22d Reg't. S. C. Iff.) I CAMDEN, OCTOBER 4, 1853. f ! j r 1^11 IS Regiment is hereby ordered to parade at J i JL Cainden on Saturday, the 5th day of November j next, armed and equipped as the law directs, for Drill ! and Review. The lino will be formed at 11 o'clock, A. M. i The commissioned and non-commissioned officers j j will assemble the day previous for drill and instruction, j Captains of Companies arc hereby charged with the extension of this order. The Regimental Staff will be expected to attend the parade on the 5th uniformed and equipped as the law | directs. Rv order of Col. Taylor: T1I0. J. WARREN, Adjutant. Attention, Dclitvlb Rifle Guards! PURSUANT to an order from Col. Taylor, you arc hereby ordered to parade at your rendezvous on i Saturday the 5th November next, at 10 o'clock. A. if. J The commissioned and non-commissioned officers j will parade the day previous at the same place and j hour, fur drill and instruction, armed and equipped as the law directs. ' | &S 1 "e i'CH)" -UUSlcr is jjuaiiiuuvu uiiih , 1 time. By order of Capt. Moffat: J. P. McKINNON, 0. S. : Oct. 3. 40 3t. yOk^o TST CJB wyr^a:?sa-9 dealer ik Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, > Military aaiil Fancy Goods, HAS just received a new and general assortment of every description of merchandize in keeping . with his stock of goods. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHER, hunting and open cases; Levers, Anchors and Cylinders.?FINE 5 GOLD CHAINS, Chatelaines, Necklaces, guard and J fob chains. GOLD SEALS, KEYS AND LOCKETS. - RINGS, plain, jewelled and diamond rings. EAR KINGS and FINS of the newest and most fashiona; blcstvles, plain, pendants, enamelled, Pearl and Diaj nmnd. GOLD BUCKLES for fob chains,?GOLD - AND SILVER SPECTACLE* Ac., s SILVER TABLE AND TEA SPOONS. Silver - Fruit, Cutter, and Cake Knives?Silver Knife and , Fork in sets. Silver Cups, Salt cellars, portmonies and pencil cases. i PLATED CANDLESTICKS, for mantle and chain l ber. Castors, Cake baskets, Sugar bowls, Saltcellars I <fce., MILITARY GOODS, Swords and Belts, Plumes, ? Lace, Buttons <fcc., suitable for the Military Regulas tions of the State of South Carolina, i FANCY GOODS. Ornamental China Vases, Cups, - Colognes. Match Boxes, Candlesticks, Fruit Baskets, r Powder Boxes, Jewel Cases, Card Baskets, Ac., Walking Canes, Riding Whips, Hair, Nail and Tooth j Brushes: Papier tneche W ork Box^s, Desks Ac. . A. YOUNG. Oct. 4. 40 tf. s Another Train in for Moore's! 1 Fancy Department. , ~nn LBS. Fancy CANDIES ^ ?)Uu 3 cases PRESERVES ' 200 lbs. ALMONDS r 100 lbz. BRAZIL NUTS * 100 lbs. PECAN NUTS 40 lbs. Fresh currants 2 cases PRUNES, in fancy boxes ; 200.boxes SARDINES 2 cases salmon i 2 " lobsters I 1 " (one gallon jars) tickles r 3 " (one pint do) Do 1 " OLIVES 2 " CAPERS, superfine 1 " Walnut CATSUP 1 " Mushroom DO. 2 " French prepared MUSTARD 2 ' Assorted CORDIALS 2 " PEPPER SAUCE. All fresh, at Oct. 4. MOORE's. 35,?OO CIGARS. tow it: ' 2.000 genuine Rio Hondo 2.000 Arianas 1.000 lmpcros 3,000 Las Minas 3,000 La Normns 2.000 Priincras ' 2,000 Sylva Pritneras I s,000 La Union 2,000 Regalias I 1,000 Jenny Lind - 5.000 Washington j 3.000 Mayflower 5,000 Imperials j 1,000 Star Regalia ALso. 15 boxes fine Chewing Tobaect 0 gross do cut do' do i 10 do do do Smoking do Patent Segar Lighters, Ac. For sale by Oct. 3. W. C. MOORE. A FALL STOCK, CONSISTING OF Heavy and fancy groceries, w/xes, j liquors, d'e, is now being received, which I ; will sell at the lowest rates lbr Cash or to punctual cus- j tomers, on the usual time. Oct. 4. J. A. SCI I ROCK. Fresh Mackerel. IN Kits and Bbls, warranted of this year's crop. For . sale by J. A. sc1iROCK. seams Es;it;is. j 1 AAA LBS. Extra Sugar Cured Hams, just re\ j I.UUI' ceived by J. A. SCHROCK. i| (Ground Spiels, SUCH as Allspice, Cloves, Ginger, Pepper Ac. For sale by J. A. SCI 1 ROCK. Spcrin and Adamantine Candies. j A BOXES Sperm Candles, 4's A C's. J.V 10 " Adarnantino " ' For sale by J. A. SCIIROCIC. Teas, Teas. SUPERIOR Hyson, Gunpowder, and Black. For I sale by J. A. SC1I ROCK. Fresli Fruit. 17RKSH Raisins, Apples, Oranges, Bananas Ac., just j received by J. A. SCHROCK. j .Hore Sclinaps. , < A CASES SCHIEDAM SO UN A PS, \ lv 10 do old IIOC1I. (Johanne's Bcrger,] I 3 do CHAMPAIGNE CIDER 1 20 dozen London PORTE 11 10 do Scotch ALE. Arrived at MOORE'S. Candle*. A BOXES Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Can. *)vy dies. Just arrived at MOORE'S. Band, Harness and Sole Leather. f 4 LARGE stock now on hand, of superior quality, j r iV Also?Lace, Leather, Deer, Calf and Lining l Skins, together with all articles usually made use of I ! in the manufacturing of Shoes. G. ALDKX. | NECiRO SHOES. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. I HAVE in s'oro, a large stock of heavy Plantation j Brognns, of inv own manufacture, to which Plant- j era are respectfully invited to examine. Notwithstanding, the great advance on this kind of Shoe of ! Northern make, I shall sell at last year's prices. GEO. ALDF.N. Sept. '27, 3'J tf. Hoofs and Shoes. (i KO. ALDI5N", is now receiving n large and well '> T selected Mock of Boots mid Shoes, comprising all | the late styles, t? which, lie respectfully invites the at. j ! tention of the citizens of Camden and the public I , generally, .Sept '27 3'J?tf. Ilffervcsciii;' Solution of Citrate of .Tlnitiicsia. i rIMIIS delightful Saline Aperient will bo found an 1 excellent substitute for Kpsoni Salts, or other j j saline Purgative?it is as agreeable to the taste as a i glass of Soda Water or Lemonade, and operates pleaj santly as a purgative. I A fresh supply just rcceivcdand for sale by | Aug. 2. T. A H. WORKMAN ! Executive Department. By hit Excellency John Laurence Manning Governor and 'Cominander-in chief in am over the State of South Carolina. In consideration of the many blessings whicl Almighty God has bestowed upon the people o this State during the past year, and especially for the preservation of general health within its limits during a season of. unexampled mortality and suffering elsewhere?and in consideration <j the existence of a pestilence which is now rav aging some of the fairest portions of our com moti country, making the people to tremble uu dor its"fearful desolations : I, John L.u'rf.nc m iwivn Governor and Commander-in chief i and over the State of South Carolina, by virtu of authority vested in me, do issue this my pro elamntion, setting apart Thursday, the thirtecnll day of October next, as a day of fasting, lit: miliatioii and prayer; and I hereby invite th ministers and teachers among all religious de nominations in this State, to open their places o public worship 011 that day, for the people to a; scmble and-humble themselves before their M; ker, to return thanks for these marks of Ilis fa vor, and entreat a continuance of llis abuudan mercy to us as a people; and furthermore, I beseech him to arrest the arm ol the destroy in angel which in other places is doing his work <. death ; to comfort the widow, to protect the 01 phan, to give sustenance to the poor and nee dj to give "healing to the sick, the spirit of joy ft the heaviness of grief, and to show to all man kind the mercy and salvation of our God. An 1 hereby further invite and request all people t lay aside on that day their usual business an worldly avocations, and to observe with solemn tv the religious rites which are herein inentiorec JOHN LAURENCE MANNING. Valuable Plantation for Sale. rIMIE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION JL on Flat Creek In Lancaster District, formerl owned by Wm. Hilton, containing six hundred acrei more or less; about one hundred and fifty of whic are ?leared and under cultivation. About the centr of the tract is a good jUii^l. slai. a consiueruui portion of the tract is good bottom laud, sufficient! elevated to be out of the reach of freshets. The u| land is first quality Oak and Hickory land, finely sui ed to the cultivation of Cotton. This tract lies aboi six miles west of Jefferson, in Chesterfield Distric and about thirty miles north of Camden. As pei sons desirous of purchasing will wish to examine tli premises, anv further description is unnecessary. JOHN S. MILLER. Jefferson, Sej>t. 22, 1S50. 89 sm4t PLANTER'S HOTEL. rI"MIE undersigned would respectfully inform h Jl friends and tiio public, that lie has leasefi thr extensive and well known establishment, the PLA3 TEH'S HOTEL, and is now ready for the reception * visitors. Its eligible location, being convenient to a business localities, will commend it those who vis the city 011 business, and no exertions or expense wi be spared %v the Proprietor to promote the comfoi and convenience of his guests, and render his house i every respect worthy of public patronage and suppor lie is pleased to add that lie lias secured tho service as Book-keeper, of Mr. J. W. Lambkix, so long qn favorably known to the travelling community of tlr and the adjacent States. G. W. BOMAR. Charleston, Sept. 2G. 39 4t /S* I9? QSo $1.50. MERCHANTS HOTEL. $L5C REDUCTION IN BOARD. SHALL not bo surpassed by any Two Dollar Ilouf in the City JAMES M. IIURST, Proprietor. Charleston, Sept. 25, 1853. 3m A?II:RB A1V iiotei., CHARLESTON, S. O. r 11K subscriber begs respectfully to inform licr frienc A. and the public generally, that she lias taken lease of the above HOTEL, which she will open ft the reception of Boarders and Travellers between 25t inst and 1st September. This long established an well known House, lias undergone a thorough alters tion throughout, and furnished with new and fashion) blc furniture, and being situated in the centre of bus licss, and in the most fashionable part of the city, si licit* a call from her numerous Irionds and former pa rons of tho House: and will say in conclusion, nothiti will be left undone on her part to make them comfort: blc while in the House. MRS. A.J. KENNEDY. Charleston, Aug. 18. 31?2m THE UNITED STATES H0TEL7 One door North ol the Court House, CJlJflBkEW, s. e., IS NOW OPEN for the accommodation of the Tri veiling Public. It is an excellent and cominod K.-.il.U,,,. 11,,. Ifnnrm ;ir.> Inriro. mien and nirv. tin Family Parlors well furnished. The Table will be I'u nished with every thing which an excellent couutr market will aflbnC attended by the best servants. The Stables are well tilted up, attended by carcft and experienced ostlers, aud well supplied villi pr< vender. Lots prepared for the accommodation of Drovers wit excellent water conveniences. There will at all times be an omnibus in ntteudane te convey passengers to and from the Depot. ?3?"*The subscriber having had several years exp< Hence in the above business, feels conlidcnt in sayin that lie will he able to give general satisfaction to a who may favor him with their patronage, as ho is d( termined to use every exertion on his part to please. T110S. BOONE. Camden, S. C., Sept. Id. 37?tf ??'"Thc Charleston Courier, Black River Watcl man, Lancaster Ledger, and Columbia Carolinian, wi insert three times and forward hill to Hotel for paj meat. JAN KEY'S HOTEL, (LATE C OX G A REE HOUSE,) COLUMBIA, S. C. ? C. J A NX ICY k W\ D. HARRIS, (late of th tf * American Hotel,) will be happy to sec tliei friends, and will give their unremitting and persona attention to the comfort of their guests, and all wli may be disposed to patronize them in their new lc The House has ha<l, ami is having extensive nddi tions, and has been rcllltcd up; is now well and ele gantlv furnished. A splendid line of Omnibusscs will run to and froii Jan.vky's Hotel to the several Railroad Depots. Juno 28. 2G tf DRY GOODS FOR CASH!!! Wholesale and Itetail. W. G. BANCROFT &, CO., 253 AND 255, KINO-STREET, CIKAll BOSTON, S. C. \\7K are now receiving our usual large supply < } T FANCY AND ST A DDK DRY HOODS. Also, PLANTATION HOODS of every variety consisting of Super Pnlfil Blankets, Mackinaw ditto Osnahurgs, Heorgia Plains, Kerseys, Stripes, Prints &c. &o. We shall adhcro sliielly to tho ONK PRICK system Our goods a bp all marked with plain figures, and ou terms enable us to sell every article at the smallest pos silk profits. Terms Cash or City Acceptance. W. O. BANCROFT k CO., 253 and 255 King-street, Sept. 13.?lm "!i?' door below Wcntworth-st. FALL STOCK. qMIlS undersigned w now receiving by cneli steamer r JL from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, ad- ; dil ions to his already Inrgelffrd select stock of IfKUGS, j CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY,\ SOAPS, COSMET JICS, AND FANCY ARTICLES, PAINTS, OILS, Ac., Ac., to which lie invites the the attention of his friends and customers and the public generally. A Sept; 27.- Z. J. DbIIAY. C< ? tli Fall Notice ! be I AM nowoponingnt the Cheap Corner my Fall supply, which is much larger than I have heretofore j J" r | offered to my customers, consequently I shall offer any J 11 ' article at astonishingly low prices, as they must he 1 so ' [ sold. Mjr old patrons, and as many new ones as are ' ot disposed to call, will he oflc:ed such bargains as will aiinduce them to buy freely. ; I Sept. 20?38tf K. TV. BONN BY. ! H FALL STOCK. i A M. & R. KENNEDY arc now receiving a large ; f -TjL* supply of Goods, suitable for the season, coin- j of V i prising a handsome assortment of LAD IKS' DRESS tli j iiOODS, black and colored Silks, Mousclins, Plaids, Embroideries, Shawls. Gloves, Ac., Ac. . ct i-j Gentlemen's Wear?Cloths, Oassiinores, Vestings, Ac. st i- To which the attention of their customers and tho P u | public is invited. Sept. 27. j ni II ! Domestics. c j T)ED and wliite Flannels, Linseys, Ticks, Sheetings, - LA all widths, Bed and Crib Blankets, Long Cloths, [i brown and bleached Shirtings, Ae. For sale low, by . j Sept 27. A. M. A It. KENNEDY. T e ftojfi*? Clothe ;isid lilankcts. j A FULL supply of Phi ins Kerseys, and Blankets, of i ?j different qualities, for Plantation use. For sale bv j 11 Sept. 27. A. M. A R. KENNEDY. " | ^ Ready-made clothing, hats and caps, . e For sale by A. M A R. Kennedy?viz: j p t J Dress, Frock, and Business Coats; Vests and Pan- j ai j taloons; Dress and Under Shirts; Drawers; half Hose; | j Fancy Cravats; 'Washington Ties, Ac; t S | Boy's Clothing?Coats and Vests. Fashionable Hat0, , if Caps, Ac Sept. 27. | " | Bacou and Lard. .. - T '' AAA LBS. prime North Carolina BACON UuU and LARD. Just received bv j Sept. 27. james M:EWEN. J 0 f ^ UNNY Bagging. Dundee ditto, Bale Rope and fr 1 I UT Twine. For sale by K. W. BONNEY. I- T}EEBE'S Fashionable Hats. Also, Cloth Caps, ot _ 1. J3 every description. Just opened by Sept. 27. BONNEY. A LARGE assortment of Ready Made Clothing for , _ j\. Men and Boys, now opening at N BONNEY'S. y v T ADIES' Rich Silks and splendid Worsted DRESS 0 It X.J GOODS, of every quality and style. For sale . ;c low, at BONNEY'S. y DOCKING and Sitting CHAIRS, for sale at r ,.! Il BONNEY'S. * it I AAA P'es. Negro Plains, Kerseys and Linseys, fo f t [ wUU sale at very low prices at - - T^Avrvrrvo Sept27?30tl muibi >j. " NEW AND CHEAP GOODS. JUST RECEIVED AT Wholesale and Retail Store, 100 pieces KERSEYS it 100 pair NEGRO BLANKETS 100 pieces bleached and brown SHIRTINGS 100 " FANCY PRINTS 11 10 " Furnitura 1)0. it 23 " FANCY MUSLINS r 11 15 " DELAINES and CASI1MFRES rt 12 " Rock Island JEANS, all colors a n 5 " BEDTICKING a t- 12 " Plain and Fancy JEANS fr 6 " APRON CHECKS n d 10 " GINGHAMS a '? 3 " superfine BROADCLOTH st 10 " FANCY VEST1NOS Cambrics and Shawls, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs ~ and Ties, Plaid Linscys and Flannels, Hosier}', Thread, Needles, Pins, Concord (N. C.) Yarn, Ac. ALSO?A S Si ALL LOT OP ' READY-MADE CLOTHING. b Sl'CU AS >c Blanket nr.d Drab OVER?COATS, Fancy Cussimore PANTS, Velvet, Silk and Satin VESTS. ALSO. _ 20 dozen first quality Wool HATS j 1 case Albion DO. 1 do Congress DO. . 1 do assorted Cassimcre DO. . 8; 1 do superfine Silk DO. a 1 do CAPS, Plush, Cloth and Glazed J j 1 do UMBRELLAS. d HEAVY GROCERIES. * J 7 hogsheads Muscovado and Cuba SUGARS 1 )' j 10 barrels first quality clarified DO. J i- j 5 " Lovcring's crashed DO. u ' j 20 bags Rio COFFEE \ ' ; 10 Java DO. d It) sixth boxes first quality Sperm CANDLES ai *- 26 boxes Adamantine DO. )i 10 do cheap SOAP 1 do fancy DO. <> 10 do Pearl STARCH ' . it 20 gross MATCHES. ci WINES A*D EHILORS* a 12 baskets genuine Heidsick CHAMPAGNE 6 do Detnercier DO. i- 6 do Imitation Ilciilsiek DO. j. 10 do first quality CLARET WINE 10 I 2 qr. casks Old SHERRY DO. 1 r. j 3 do do MADEIRA DO. I y ' 2 do do l'OR'l' DO. f? I 4 do do MALAGA DO. ai 11 : 1 ease WINE BITTERS u ).: 1-2 pipe "Old Otard" BRANDY o 1 qr. cask " Old Palo" DO. D ? r j ?u rwi j ]) I Z HO UUI1UUU I'UUIV U\J. 1 do Old Holland (JIN 01 c ' G cases Schiedam Schnnps DO. 1 cask old Bourbon WHISKEY it j. 3 barrels Eagle . DO. x i 20 do Old Rye Hammond DO. 11 i 50 do Double Rectified DO. 1 I Together with many other articles which will bo sold exceedingly low lor cash or short time. r W. C. MOORE. Camden, Sept. 9. 37 tf p jj | Wine and Brandy. ^ . I J Pipo superfine Old Pale Brandy, y J " " Madeira Wine ?( Just rccoivcd by J. A. SCIIROCK. y Sept. 13. 37 tf Champagne. 4 BASKETS Ileidsick Champagne, Qts. 3 " " " Pints, 0 r 3 " Violet " " i d Just received and for sale by j o Sept. 13?37tf J. A. SCIIROCK. 0 Cotton Bagging. ai '* I have just received a Large Lot of w Heavy Gunny Bagging tj( Dundee Bagging 11 Best Charleston made Rope tfc Three nly Twine Which will be sold at low prices. _ W. ANDERSON. Aug. 23 31 tf, Scgars! Scgar*!! q, <> AAA La Carolina, f)?UUU 3,000 La Climax, 2,000 Rio Hondo, , ? :> 2,000 Lcou De Oro, T 3,000 Inovacion, , 2,000 Rogalla. 1 j Just received by J. A. SCIIROCK. su Holland Ciin. 1CASK superior Holland Gin. Just received and for sale bv J. A. SCIIKOCK. Sept. 13?*37tr ] ^IMIE highest pi ice will he given for good hides I'c I. by W. ANOKUSOX. pr Aug 2" "4 tf. ?ti ?m ? hm?? i SALE 03? VALUABLE LAND. " lit Eqiiity-Mui'ion District. J. 1 lattice and wifervs. II. J. Scarborough?Bill fur Salt of Land. N pursuance of a Decretal Order of* tlte 6ourt of . Equity in tins case, 1 will oiler lor sale at Marion jurt House, before the Court House door, between c usual hours of sale, on the ilr?t Monday in Decem;r ilext, the following valuable tracts of Land: All that' PLANTATION belonging to the late A. Scarborough, deceased, situated on Cattish, within half mile of the village of Marion, bounded on the uth by the Wilmington and Mattel tester Railroad, mluiuing about seventeen huudred acres, of which ,out seven hundred are cleared and in a higli stale ' cultivation. On the premises are two Dwelling ouses, Cin House. Negro Houses, and-ail the Out* lildings necessary for a large planting interest. ALSO. About three hundred acres of LAJ?D. lying south * the Wilmington and Manchester lluilioad, and in le immediate vicinity of the village.. Terms of Sale?One fourth cash; lor the balance, u edit of one, two, and three years, in equal auuuul in* ahnents, interest from day of Sale, payable annually, urehascrs to give bond with approved security, and a nrtaaoro nf'tlm nramisM. and to nav for Daucrs. C. D. EVANS, Coming Comm'ra.' Office, Marion C. 11., Oct. J, 1858. is EPISCOPAL FEMALE SCHOOL, AT GLENN SPRINGS. ETAYING purchased tho well known Property, LI glenn springs, the undersigned propose to pen there a HIGH SCHOOL for Young Ladies, on io First of February, 1854. No pains-will be spared to secure an efficient corps f Instructors, and to make the Institution equal in eery rcspcet to the very best in the land. A Prosectus will shortly be issued containing the particulars s to Terms, Sessions, 4 c. ... TUGS. S ARTHUR. J. D. McCURLOCIl. Aug."1C. _ 33_" tlJ , ROSSER & 3VARREN, ^actors and Commission Merchants, CHARLESTOF, S. C. rT"AVE opened their Office on Central Wharf, and Li will be pleased to receive the favors of their iends either in selling Cotton or purchasing Supplies. JOHN ROSSKR. Sept. 13. THO. J. WARREN. ~WARDLAW, WALKER & BIRXSIDE, COTTON FACTORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS. , north atlantic wharf, ? A iv . nrxT ? itf ^ PliflploCfOn W f! I ;1, IT Alll'lirtn, I vim? v. OI.LOKHEJ? WALKER, > . BURK3IDK. ) Aug. 30. 35 3ui JHAMBERS; CHISOLM & MOORE. FACTORS Laid Keucral Commission merchants. SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF. CHARLESTON", S. C. B. W. Chambers, II. L Chjsolm, W. C. Mooue. REFERENCES. Ton. Jus. Chcsnnt, Mnj. Jno. M. DeSaussure, P. K. Jolinson, Esq. W. M. Shannon, Esq. . June 28, 1853. r, 26-t-CiiI OHAllffiBERS, jijFi^RS &T CO.7" COM MISSION MERC H A NTS, CHARLESTON, S;. C. 1"MIE undersigned beg leave to return thanks to their . numerous i'riends for their |>ust liberal patronage, nd inform them that they still continue the business 9 heretofore, and hold themselves ready to serve their ictids and all who may favor them with consignrents or business, to the best of their skill and ability, nd that no effort on their part will bo wantiug to give itisfaction. " CHAMBERS, JEFFERS & CO. Aug 2 tlJ . SANTEE CANAL. PIE usual repairs on the Santes Cansi-wiH be completed on the 24th inst., from which time it wil| e open for the passage of boats. R. PRESS SMITH, Superintendent. Santeo Canal, Sept. 11.?38-3t. Read! Read!! f TAVIXG determined to removo to the west, I will LA sell the remainder of my stock of Goods at OST, FOR CASH. All persons indebted to me, are earnestly requested imake payment by the first of January next. N. MAYBLUM. Russell Place, Sept, 20, 38. . tf Administrator's Sale. [>Y permission of .the Court of Ordinary will be IJ sold at the resid?neb of Daniel Hearfin on Satrduv, the 15ih dny of October next, at 12 o'clock, I., all the PERSONAL ESTATE of Samuel Ilenron, ecensed, consisting of three Negroes, u man, woman nd child, Ilogs, Cattle, Household and Kitchen Ftiriture. Terms?The Negroes on a credit until the first day f January, 185">, willi bond and good security, with iterest payable annually. The other property on a redit until the first day of January next, with notes ml uood security, and interest from the day of sale. DANIEL HEARON, Aom'r. Sept: 20. 28 4t Twenty-Five Dollars Reward. [> AN A WAY from the subscriber about the 28th of i\ June last, a negro woman named SUSY, about 5 let high, light competed, slender built, speaks mild ml slowly, good features, and the gums over each eye >oth is black. She formerly belonged to the estate f L. Adamson, and worked several years at the 'cKalb Factory. As she has relations about Cum en, there is no doubt she is lurking about tite town r in the neighborhood. The above reward will be paid for her confinement i nnvjuil in this State so that I get her. Sept. 20.?tf A. N. BELL. To Carpenter*, Contractor*, aud Builder*. I'M IE cheapest establishment hi the Southern States . for the sale of SASHES, DOORS, BLISDS and VOOD MOULDISGS of every variety, is nt the orncr of C illioun anil Washington-Streets, Charles in, S. C. All my work is made of the best seasoned fhite Pine, anil the Sashes are glazed in the very litest manner. A full supply of Paints, Oils, Glass arnislics and Brushes, for snlc low. 13. T. SMITH. Sept. 13 31 w4w Kershaw Troop. RI)ER NO. ? 3Y order of Col. Thos. M. Baker, you will parade aPSumterviile on Friday the lourteeiith day of ctubor next, at 11 o'elock A. M., for Regimental drill irt roviow. The commissioned and non-commissioned officers ill assemble tlio day previous for drill and instrucon. Bv order of Col. Thos M. Baker. THOMAS JONES, Capt. of Kcrshnw Tioop. Camden. S. C,, Aug. 21, 1853. 37?tr Notice. I LL persons indebted to tho subscriber by note or V. account, previous to tho 1st Jan'y, 1852, nro relestod to call and settlo the same. JAMES McKWEN. Aug. 9 32 3t 'lie Hank of Camden, So. Carolina. ^JOTICE is hereby given, that, application will be ^1 made to tho Legislature of this State, at its oiling Session, for a renownl of tho Charter of this Hank. Ey order of tho Hoard, W. J. GRANT, Cnsh'r. July 20 HO .1 House for Sale. HUE Subscriber oft'ers his residence on the KirkL wood Road, for sale, on accommodating terms. >rsons wishing to purolusc will bo shown over the omises. J. M. COOPER. July fi. 27 J 11 i -'TTWimmssmmmz^BBi HARRISON S J^ATBST ?ELF-COOiaiW t&i. MILL, / \V whfcliUiU<ilWrWr:;V The rxHllalT# * j \ / rightoJ which, fertliel'i hedfftittenkildTefJ &SI ritorles, now l?-lony? to ills New llavVhSlanih fr- fin-tnif ijrCompt.ny. Nr.v J(?. mi.Cy.rin?t/iwl|oni I iil. *'' Jl wll order* inuw 1-e addressed. Alter hBciH?thr?* j V. 1} year* aeu twin tailed trI'li the ahov'e MfljVtpji ff'W P*74^8i ilavfii Maiiufaciurlfttft'.rtiipsny h<Vf iClijiiiedIt I iv ft portl-ni of.thelr ! ?? j'iersfKndwBfo.tiip^lll **~v"^to be tin* best porhthle JltHi fWal! kind* of |nj? " which has been In use by o? er loO per cent. . Tliiw Mills arc PeleltTHfeil at-five nil other mill*, first, for their Ml!K>rlur construction?they are Imllt In tile bc^ *yjr\iiiatilbU manner, from the best Krencii liurr-<timc,l|iHni'lwln irrtiWw,. and mII mutely etica-ol in n tine cast-iron tTumv.'altd .oiVrtaiijrr'J J tlint one tii:ni call n't one?tf tio-.-e Mills tip lit lent UmH'tw tftioiir %, . _ ready to no; mnl when'thus t?tU it|?. nil the rej^i^iey'"uhiIii ? d rcijnlre for five years would lie hut n trills-; *o?ind,tliey arc ! ?o constrooted. ilntt when set vi a* u> linke the finest tbiii'iCiKe | "tones with or without, feed will not.come In contact; hwirsL* tin y Icai e no yrrit 'In ;hc meal, mnl no power Is u-cd except for j ern-iihn; Ihe craln. Tlilril. the-e Mills are scifoWliie.'bya j hliL-t of eold sir driven through an aperture In the rasing aiu|' j around*the stone*: (ience. they eun i.e-run hunra without I stopping. nod w rtrtoiit heal lint * . Kcirlli. these Mills will jrrinil if! hii-hefs of eom into Hub tnenl In lo hours and that ton with 14 horse-power.; ?:*.<l did -- J grind ISt bttslicU of wheat lido tine llotir In ten hour* thi b.bihI , 4 i with one-hair the power rcipiired by the common fltflb IVf 'dt ! $iiMI." Packing $S." Circulars, with instruct Puis for iislnc, with certificate*.from j the best mat most reliable soiirres In relation to ti ls Mill,'call' I be had by adilrcfelii? as above, post pahh .J ? - (JcA rfpU'lT j of priced, caji lie U;ul bf ajilrcs*!ns ? ?lv *?j V. W. Til YON & CO.. r;' Csu^den, S. C. 27 liiir " Lumber. , T^IIE KershnW Steam Mill Company lmvc constant." ; ' v .1 ly on luind pine Lumber of every description ut their mill, 7 miles north'of Camden, which they offer s.r at the folio wing.prices for cash or its equivalent; Good merchantable Lumber in quantities of not less. than 10,000 feet, per 1,000 feet, ' $S Of** "j Tlie samo in less quantity, 0(1 Refuse lumber in any quantity per 1,000 ft. 6 00 3 Rough-edge, " " " " 3 75 3 Palings 5 ft. long by 3 lu, wide, per 100 2 00 1 1 do do 21 " " I 75' i do do 2 " " 1 50 i Laths (sawed) 1 feet long, per 1,000 i 50" do do . do delivered, 2 00 * (Shingles 3-60 ] do do do delivered 4 50 Framing timber iu lengths of 40 feet and under sawed to order at short notice: also, slats for blinds, sashes, doors, ic and palings of every description.Jn all cases lumber will bo delivered at Camden or S. C. R. It. Depot for $3 50 per 1,000 feet in additiou to the above rates. ? . , * ^ Tliey have on hand irr Crfmden a. limited supply of lumber which may be Iradf ori application' io W. W. Tryon, with wlwm or with eHber of the urftlOreigfoed orders may be left. E; TRYON. . If. C TRYON. . i i, D. KERSlfAW.- 4 Aug. V Cm?32 Charleston Courier aft'd Tri-Weekly go. Carolfnto'iV - . will insert once each week for 3 weeks am! ftftworil bill to this office. IVotice. ; * ALL persons. having demands ngaihst the late' James Willis Canter, will present thim" witlrrrt , , I.l. iu_. ?_T.. ?'!> me ume prcacnueu uj liiw.piuuuu^ nucoivu, auu uu those indebted to the said deceased, Witt mufce immediate payment to ' ... Aug. 30?Ot HENRY CANITY, Adm'W Wagou Sec. for Sale. A SECOND-H AND two horse Wag6n and Harnestf a Barocbe, for one or two horses, a Buggie eifh-,er lor Siilglcor double draught?all with lfitrnes, will j be sold low Apply at this Office; June 28. . 4 i Eiinret Lime) PERSONS wishing a superior ttditle 6f STON-B LIME, at a reduced price, can: procure it by leaving their orders with the subscriber early, to tyb deiivi ered at the Camden, Columbia or Charlestoh Depot) In lota of not less than 25 nor more than 406' barrCls, put up in Hogsheads of 5 barrels each. It is a very superior article of Stono Lime,- very white, and suitable far plastering and all other purposes for which Lime is used. C. L. GHATTKN. Camden, Aug. 20. 35 4t c arriagesTcaeeiages vr LEONARD CIIAPIN, Manufacturer and Dealer in carriage) and HARNESS of every description, Nor. 144 Meeting st ami 33 Wcntwofth-at. nCst to the old stand of Gilberts A Chnpif); ChrtrU-ston, S. C. Feb. J. S tf it Hester tnaybo foundat (he above Re pesifory, and take this method to assure his friends that all ordets entrusted to him yrffl be attended to with promptness and strict fidelity. Laud Sales. \\j ILL be sold on the first Monday in October next, * -j t T that fine Tract of Land lying on tWe.hend waters of Little Lynches Creek knmvn as the BUR11KL HELTON TRACT, containing FivO Hundred Acres. There are about Seventy acres cleared, apd Two hundred to clear, of choice Cotton Land. The sCetrou of country* is very healthy. For particulars apply to Mrs. E. Helton or to Mr A. Mayer, Lnneastervflle. Terms will be accoinmodfrt'mg. / ELIZABETH HELTON: Lancaster, Aug. 27, 1S53. 36tf MADAME R. ACM.IE TOGttO \\J ILL open oh the 1st Of October,- at the corher 11 of Meeting and Society Streets, A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YQUNG LADIES. French will be exclusively spoken m fl.C School and family; but due regard will ljetal?o had to n thorough English Education. Madame l'OGNO is prepared to refer Parents and Guardians to the most eminent Professors of .Music in Philadelphia and New York, and to a number of Gentlemen in Philadelphia, and Virginia, to whoso daughters she has given rnsfrdetioti fof several years. REFERENCES. Pnii.adei.piiia?Rev. Kingston Gddddrd,-Mclle. AdoJ Ic Sigoigne, Mad. Clms. Pieot, Madame Aoelie Guillow (mother of Mad. Togno,) Ed. 1). Ingraliam, esq., Dr. Wm. Harris, II. D. Gilpin, esq., Sigrfor PeMll, Prof, of Music, II. Hupfcld, esq'., do. New York?Mad. II Clrcgorsy. Slgnor Bagiolij Winchester, Va., Rev. C. Walker,- Rev. H. I!. Boyd| Hon. J. M. Mason, Hon. R. Y. Conrad, Hon. Geo. Leo. II. II. Lcc. esq. Charleston*?J. L. Pctis-rfi. estk. O. Mills. ??n.. P. J. Porclier, esq., II. C. King, osor Charleston. Aug. 30 35 5t ON and after this date the Passenger and Mail Train will run once a week, say WEDNESDAY twice a day, from the Junction to Camden and bock, connecting at the Junction with tho Night Passenger and freight Express Trains from Charleston at 8 o'clock A. M., and bring up Passengers and light freight; Stock Poultry, Kggs, Fruit, and other light articles will bo received at the Camden Passenger Depot, on Wednesdays, at 10 o'clock A. M., and connect Mil: the night Express Train (down) from Columbia, It will be necessary for shippers of stock to give tldcC of four days notice, that cars may be provided for them. Tho Train will run directly through to Columbia aid back on Friday?one day only. Schedule of Running Tifhe. FIRST OR MORXIX(f TRAIN. Leave Camden at 4 A. M. Arrive at Junction at 5.55 ' Loavo Junction at.... t . 0.10 " Arrive at Camden. .< 8.30 " SECOND. OR MID-DAT TRAIX, ON WEDNESDAY. i,cavcuuncienni.....t j..... iu ,iu .aj. Arrive at Junction at. 12.30 P. M. Leave Junction at 1?r?0 Arrive at Camden at. 4.15 ' N. I). BAXI/KY, Agent. Jan 18 3 tf Office So. Ca. Rail Road Company CUARLK8T0.V, JlI.T 18, 1853. SEASON TICKETS, not transferable, to expire three months from date of purchase, at $85 each, can, on and after this date, be procured at the Charleston, Augusta, Columbia and Camden AgefreiOS. S3' Into for colored persons fbr same time, $20 J. U. ENfEftY: Pec'y. I July 10 ?9 ' 'if a