University of South Carolina Libraries
'.? " . C* 4, 4 ????????b?a??a? sitely touching was the scene when we discovered in that thoughtless, busy, hurrying crowd n man of foreign birth, evidently poor and friendless, under, whose arm was tenderly carkIa/J r* tmn Artffi., rtnrl k? klO tllO RtTIfIfPIl 1 '^U a ciiij vuaiii, auu ujr mo oiuv ?uw mother. They were in search of burial for their babe, and were jostled and unheeded in that gay torrent of humanity, until they met these hardy and tempest-tosse^ marinert, who on the instant with bared hehtfcs.stood'iif srt<*f?t respect, while the sacred nsfijwn^jin unknown infant were passing.^ 5'ucli ; are '.French manners. . r' ciet at Charlotte ou Tuesday, Jtfe "^^pursuant ,to appointment 'G^^^st^>is--wia?\^liniiny^^>^eLe6^fed 1 It is notTetkbb\^^s^l^^^vWn^entleman wiH^ccept;* " from Pi?ha^^cj^to adorn vm a distingaislied.manneE the position of bead dfbne otiiifciaidU flourishing colleges in the State. ' South -Cvrolinidn.. * " ***" ' H PkbpktdAt" MoTto^f,?The discovery of a b?w. perpe hial/motiop.i s announced in New, 1 ork. iLis on ihe plan.ef anns and balls atatched t^i^yHnder^sb^ais'tolceep the"extra'weight. * f*?Sa * < V' .ifr'r'x' ,. . ? always on ^he descending side. It requires no Jwrang* ~~onft j&e&ig Jetting Joose^" and; off i t *v- - *r^rw.-" yr **-? ^ (. goes. T^ehaifficuitjgRS ?to stop it, ibe,Journal of Commerce srijs:*^. ^'jAftera careful examination, we can safely 8^Si^I|^ioOro6^"Um'H!i'e propelling pow/ef^iS^seiffebntaiiiei and self-adjusting, and *? ^jivel a sufficienfly aotive Torceto carry ordinarynstecfef workjintNrithout airy binding or re'IY4?t>6dy Safe. ... Wefe^j^jpgny who think the .Maine Law w^Tbld he.Va good thing for:drunkards and occ^sToRal: tipplers, but'-can think; of no advantage likrfy to-result from it to those who ne^fe^ntoxicating drinks. , ..'J g J^e-bav?;a?--cfl?e in - niuid \vhioh will-show tbdrfallacy of this opinion, and that no class . the miseries inflicted by the liquor Called, on a. few days since bjV-ai ^Stytnable ladyi who with tears unfolds eU*ju> :D8 a pprtion other own bittepexperi crrce.f 'Her husband'and r herself had trained up a large family of several children in the principles of reIigionnd;total.abstine nc e, and. by,s?il. the means: in their power-had striven to^gtiarjd their vfamily .from-the fearful effects ofrstrong drink.. . , "And yet," said this deeply afflicted mother, "it i^'bUtr a few*, weeks i&ince we laid a beloved sbBMii^a^rudk'ard's grave,- and our eldest dHti^ht'erJis the wife Of a'frantic madman, of a drunkard, who threatens lier life,.and on more 't^o^ooe occasion has attempted to take it.-' to the-parerrtSi fell into * temptation'and under the many seductive influ fences of the drinking- saloons of this city, fell aJto 'confirnied -ha^itB ;6f 4ttfempet;ancetran a iapt.d^career of vice, and diccf crying: foc bmu-*dyv.with the -breath which should have been jjhplyirtgKhtf-amMi<y? .T-her<Ja^{ghreJ- ^at*e Ihtr hsifid im^WieSH'fo A--man - whd professed total absiinencfi~-pnnciplep)"but who"was false to his pfoibises-after his object was gained,''*or was "t%m|>fed beyond his strength, and is'rapidly' conriinii.og a fine propety, leaving mining but "htiselry to his wrfe in the present, and the pros pept^afa penniless and disgraceful future, if, in-deed# she\esctipe3 .with Iierirfe from his druu lien 'attacks' u pbn iier." d?Thd point we wish ourfeadeca to conteinplafe'siS this that however anxiously and' fittli-'"'ci^S^J^r^t&v'^fty/iguar'ir'lheir families,,the ' th^tT8ttridl(bI4 Wfluencesof the.liquor.triiiiic will . ^HBWy^reselve's and strike down the cher sop, or unfold the beloved, daughter iii the1- arms of:one who yields to the debasing ^petite; ao<f "flt tlie ^ptiod miife^en'3^^ ?:er* confidently* expecting^^eaftS? (TwS oTthetr w fse cou nsels jn .ihe^yrtupusanir children, tlT^^fiud the "^Brwth'e serpent has bli^lited and*Masted all. " The" fact 18 "that the influence of liquor traffic hU to overwhelming, too penetrating to be j "met-and checked by the Worts of parents and gtfiffifiante of youth', however-Watchful and'anxious^those'feffoytsjfiay be. "Temptations, studiously adapted tojhe purpose of leading youth. ?straj,'lurk in every streejt, and stretchout their feelers in* every direction to lay hold - of V^be-^tiexperieneed. Our daughters are daily I realizing the-same sad fate with* the one just referred to'frqm the seme cause,even when they suppose theyjiave; lip^d;4"heij"- happiness with men of sterlmg^ortfc^And though Women are often^blamdWfpthy" for not making total > abstinence dh tHepatt of suitor a condition of marriage, yet the utmost care.in this respect is notf !a. sufficient guratitee.^ Total abstinence men may fall amid the jrbounding snares of the . >' tofficyand^faW'lh'^yffire'fahric of happiness is tiorrfe>ll'r!asses.v ThiWonly gives assurance. hreso ns. shall not" lift uiiwlpiliii l (fT11nfffi '1 n 1 TitnlN fi i rf niiiinti tiers ino^rawh ^to weeded beastly. v - liil'Mtttft'**' $ '-l> iir ' '^- f - : * . rtLEG^mmEUAOiESm LATER FROM EUROPE. Arrival of tbe British Steam Propeller Alps. g Boston, Sept. S^'r^The British Steam Propeller A^e, Cgpt^M^iie, has arrived nt this port from Liverpool, wliich she left on Wed lj&3av, the 13th. instant..^ The British Mail Ste'amship America arrived' of T.??prnrth),fY& the lltb'iristant. - Com;>iebcial Intelligence.?-The Liverpool Cotton market since tbe^epurlure of the Arabians been tjoietst. pre% [ious rates, and the sales had comprised'18,000 bale*, of which exporters had taken 2,000, and speculators 2,000. -Driers however, were awaiting the advices from America by the-U. S. Mail Steamship ^Arctic. ' The Liverpool BreaditufFs Markets had slightly improved during the/early part of the week, but had closed weak. ' - ' ' TVe Liverpool Provision Market.?In Lard, there had been no change to notice; sales; bad been effected at 53s. per cwt. Beef commanded previous rates, Mess Pork was worth from 50. a 55s. per cwt. Bacon was in moderate request. . . : General Intelligence.?We have received by this arrival no political advices of great interest. ' - "The expedition agoipstSebastopel had sailed. It consisted of 80,000 men and was expected to reach the RdssWCoast 'on 'the 8th inst.'? Four hundred vessels besides many rafts and boats were eriipI6j%d in the1 transport of the troops. ' ' Four thousand Austrian troops entered Bucharest on the 6tlnnst. v " The allied forperhad blown up the fort of Bomersund'and Si'Uhdrawn the troops. * 'I -Nothing new.bad occurred in the wayof negotiation. * " Still Enter from Europe. "f- - ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA. j ? Halifax, _N. S. Sept.,28.?The British and North American Royal mail Steamship America, Capt. W. J. C. Lang,: has just hove in I sight, and is coming 'up. Her advices from Liverpool are to the 16th inst. Three'days lalet than those received by the Alps. Halifax, Sept. 28.?The Steamer America 1 has'arrived, bringing Liverpool dates to Sept. us.. ; The expedition against Sebastopol, numbering 700 * vessels and 70,000 disciplined troops, stqodTicfore Sebastopol on the 10th inst.? News of the lanofng of the troops wasexpect tfU ill* Y ill irn UII vuc JUUI. Austria has officially notified tho Western Powers of the Czar's refusal to treat on the conditions proposed, and at the same time states that she prefers still to maintain an armed neutrality. ' i"It was reported that the Baltic'fleet was to return to England, and that'Sir Charles Napier ^bnld resign his'command. Advices from China state that, owing to the' unsettled condition of'affairs, trade was completely stagnant. The threatened attack on Canton, was still'held in abeyance. Liverpool, Sept. 16.?Messrs. . Milligan, Evans and Leinpriere quote Cotton in moderale demand at prices favoring buyers. Sales of the week 41,000 bales, including 1000 to Speculators and 7000 to Exporters. Fair OrTeahs.U "Itlidrtlirt^d l-4d'. Fair Upft^nd ciA i ?rl v>u, J.T, .va?.... 6 w .-wv. Breadstuffs lower. il.??'.* . . r- . V*v ? ?4<^ i i '? Hetaltative.?The Liquor Law in Connec ticut,having gone into operation has operated somewhat 'singularly iti Ilartford and New Haveh, where the opponents of the law are in*' a- nunierial majority. '"To show proper resehtuie'nt^' th^^have refused to allow provision to be made, according to the law, for the sale of spirits for nhedieinal and mechanical "purposes. This is as much as to say, that if spirits are not to be used*for drinking purposes they will: not be used at all. But as no great calamity,will be suffered from such total exclu: sion, ns it will ensure a more thorough work in j the reform, and as rum drinkers will suffer most or ratner oc most nenentiea ny tnis retaiiauve policy7, it need not be lamented. There are liu merous substitutes at'comrriand for alcoholicspirits, in medicinal uses and arts which if t here were a necessity for them, would easily come into use.?Puritan Recorder. Sinking=-Of a JLocomotive.--An enormous locomotive, with six five-feetdrivers, and weighing thirty tons,. while; being transferred from a vessel to a canal boat in the James River, Va., at Rocketts, on Monday morning, fell from the huge timbers used tosustaiu it, and sunk ?o the bottom, carrying the boat with it. . It-, is intended for the Virgjuja and Tennessee Railroad, is called the "M'oritgomery,, and has been builjt by Messrs. Denmead & Son, of Baltimore atj^cost of some 90,000-or. 100,000- dollars. Its rescue from the watery elerognt'will be attended to with great trouble and expense. . .Arrivals at tli? m^ngioa Mouse, FOB,THE WEEK-.EXDIKQ. SEPT. 29. V ROBINSON, PRSPRIETOB. , S 'N.;;'Brov,ni & 3 Serv'te. "W. Clybnrn, Jverahaw. ' Charleston? ..papit. Wiley Kelley & 2 Jool HopltinS, Rieiilan4 . . Daushters, Darlington. ArB^asHflM^rlej'tdu ' Br. J. K. Dargan, Colum' Town G. W. Kellv.' Sumtnr. Darl^S" '" !* 'Jas. T.'Thompson, LiberWlfBKtf Mass#, rdns- ' - >L Hiyz |K|. K | ThfeS/ Magift,'-LaS^ R. Brig&, " r' tor. Jtodf^Ciawford, Land :W. B. Flctelier, FlafBocjC. caster. (" Jpltall. Iagrerri, Ilangii^|& "T. Stevens, " Cip^'W.^e' &f^yfint, j Jas. Wilson, York "Y . Jpimter. J, J. Blackman, Geo. '<x:$?W#l0:rlrfSSwBter. I Washington Allen, 4Dr. B. S. Lucas, Kershaw lUOE Jf. Ingrem. W. F. George <fe Servant, -3 -Lancaster. Russel Place. w5B&K.lng, N. C. John Brown, Liberty Hill, 1 John Cox, Ala. S P jfotice to All Persons Owing me. i Bank of Camden and others that I owe, want f *X their money. All the use I have for money is to pay my .debts. Money I must have to pay my debts.? All persons indebted to me will find their notes and accounts in the hands of an attorney ifnot paid soon. You can pay to my agent, B. 0. Tryon, or jdeposite the money in either of the Banks in Camden. " ? I WILL postpone the solo of my House and Lot urv til Monday the 16th, a^" which time ! will aeU ' Isaac, wifo find Seven Likely Boysj also/one Nogro man, a flretrate Engineer; one Negro, girl, 8 young Mules, 2 Wagons, the best in the State; Household and kitchen furniture, &c. Ac. v B. TKYON. Oct. 3d. 1854. 40 fir * " " v; CAMDEN PRieES CUBBENT. BAG&JNO, per yard^-?> jtfjSis| BALE ROPE, per pound, . .'.ll*to 12^' but?ER\ % ; is 'to 2sf beef,,.....: ,...g to. 8^* BACON .9} to 12*COEfEE, *....... 12 to 14 . 5 CHEESE,. " ..., to 20 i .COTTON, 6 to-*J 5 CORN,; ...perbushel, ; .90 to iuu FLOUR,.. .perLarrel, .....w&SftHgVtf to .3 -FODDER,..,...per cwt ,..75_tq. }* , LARD,'/. ..per pound,. .-. .124 MOLASSES, .pergallon........... .,30 , ,to 37. A ~ OATS,......perbushel,.. *........;....00;, to?62. PEAS ...." Zt0 10P i SUGAR... .per pound,....... ..7.6 ' to 12 SALT per sack.. i ......'-to 200 For Congress.Hon. W. W. BOYCE is respec'tfuRjr an- j nouticed as a candidate for re-election t<5re"pre- * sent the Sixth Congressional District in the Congress of the United States. jggT'The friends of Col,-J. B. Kehsiiaw beg 1 leave to .announce him.as a candidate for Rep- y resentative to the Legislature at the ensuing I * ?*. ' election. r ' We'are authorized to announce Mr. ] A. H. BorKm as a candidate for Representative to the Legislature at the ensuing election. g^ffWe are authorised to announce ALEX ' ANDER L. McDONALD as a candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing election. r-'1 ^"ffeare authorized toannounco RICH-' ARD CANTEY as a candidate for Tax Col- , ector at the ensuing election. g^PThe friends, of HENRY PATE announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector at.the ensuing election. .| (ttr-VVe are authorized to announce SAM DEL SPENCE as a'candidate for Tax Collector at the onsuing election. 0^7" We are authorized to announce Rev. JOHN R. JOY, as a candidate for Tax Col-, lector at the ensuing election. 0^7~Weareauthorized to announce LAUCH LIN McKINNON as a Candidate f*>r Tax , Collector, at the ensuing election. 03~ We are authorized to announce JOHN j SMITH as a candidate for/fax Collector, at p the ensuing election. v t Roads. : THE Commissioners of Roads of Kershaw District' will meet' in Camden on the second Monday in October, at 11 o'clock, A. M., at the office of Charles J. Shannon, Esq. COLIN MACRAE, "' Clerk of the Board of Commissioners, i Sept. 26. 39 2t - * . V / Land for Sale. THE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION, in the Fork of Lynches Creek, containing 415 acres, and about 125 acres of which is under cultiva- " tion, well watered, ditched and drained, and fences in good repair, the uncleared land is well timbered: some < marsh land which is excellent range for cattle. On the premises aro a comfortable Dwelling House, and all < necessary out buildings. Persons wishing to purchase would do well to call and examine for themselves. 1 JACOB ELLIS. J Sept. 26, 1854. 40 i For Sale, - AT low prices aud on easy terms the following par-. '< eels of Real Estate in the upper part of Camden,. * on the square adjoining Kirkwood: ? 0 iuy Mouse anu .Lot on Litueton street: tno uouso and Lot adjoining on the north, and the Lots on the <nm>?i-Trf^.jt*i.rei0U ~airj E^uroaii.c*r?fla ^ ? WM. M. SHANNON. -* Oct. 2, 1854. J 40 f List of Letters, ^ REMAINING ill the Tost OffiecTat Camden, s. c., ~ October 1st. 1854. A.?Arthur, J. W. (2); Adkinson, Louisa; Albert, j -Jus. J B.?Boson Jas.; Brown. S. N.; Brewer, Kebccca; e< Baker, Nancy; Bristow, M. J.; Barnes, G. "W. C.?Cash, A. E. (2); Clark, Thos.; Carter, Ben.; Coplen, Daniel. * r" <- C D.?Davis, Mr., Davis, J. T. A E.?Edmonson. Marv: Elliis. Mr.: Ellis. M. E* F,l- - 1 lerbci W. C. S. ' -V ' F.?Ford, T. J. * * " J G.?Gibbons, B. W. (2) ? H.?Hailo, E. if.; Hunter, Louisa; Tlaile, Tiios. J.; ^ j Hopkins, J. B. (2); Houn, Martha; Hamblih Israel; I Herin, Jane; Holland; J. R.: Harris, J. . J.?Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth; Jones, Mary L. - K ?Keith, J. A. L:?Love, C. 0.; Love, Susanna; Love, Sarah; Love L. C.; Love, Jas ; Love, J. & J. Jt; Logan, J. J.: Love, ltobt. J M.?McDonald, Alexr.; McKaakill, F. (2); Mayer & a Bro.; McCrady,-^hos.; Moblcy, P. T.; Moye, Mr.; Morgan, G.; Morgan, TV. M.; Moseley, Daniel; Motley, John, N.?Kelson, Capt J. A. f 0.?Oaks, Peter. P.?Piner, Owen (2); Pelot, J. F.; Patterson, TVy- ^ alt; Player, Mary L. r_ Q.?Quince, Richard !A- ' ,2 * R.?Runer, A.; Rabuski, J. B. (2); Rivers, J. M.; fl Rodgers, Sliadrach; Ross, Wm,; Reynolds, W. J.; Roe, j James S.?Sliarr, Robt^ Settle, A. F.; Scott, Lucy; Smith, i N. A.; Spailin, II. F.; Schwartz, F.; Smart, John; ^ Slones Polly: Spencer. Elizabeth 3 < :T.?Turner, John - W??Webb, Mary ;> Wads worth, Emily Y.?Young, Marie L.; Young, James; Young, Wm. . Persons calling for the above letters will ploaso say tbby arb;advertised. - ' JOHN N. GAME WELL, P. M. ' PROSPECTUS* v 1 THE O CLARION. j > k '' * i WE undersigned will publish in the Village of w X Orangeburg, on'or before the first Wednesday / in October next, a weekly newspaper, to be called ? THE EDISTO CbARIOl# A Prospectus will not admit of .a minute delink' tion of .all the. objects of tlj? contemplated Journal.? 1 The Clarion wAft the herald of every description i ui utwt. iwK.gr geunai, unit may ue mteresuug ?r Iin3tirt|tive to 118 readers at 'large. It will faithfully fflflBBmate all the important political intelligence of _ 1 the-Say. In questions of Federal policy, the political 'doctrines taught by Calhoun and Jefferson shall be the beacon lights of the Clarion. It will firmly uphold the peculiar institutions of the South, and I will recognize no section or party which denies the 1 true and legitimate application of the State Rights principles under a Republican form of government. 1 The Clarion will be strictly conservative on ques- c tions State policy. It will watch with "jealous eye" } the advocates of changes in the fundamental law, and i administration of the State. "No measure of reform will be advocated because it is new, and no error in policy will be sustained, though it may have the sanction of long established usage." Agriculture, Commerce and Manufactures,?inter* . ests of the greatest magnitude to the Southern States, 1 will receive due attention. The speedy development c of the various resources of the State, and whatever t may contribute to the honor, and glory, and wealth of our beloved Palmetto, shall find a zealous advocate in the Clarion. l No pains or expense will be spared necessary to make the Clarion a welcome Visitor to every family circle and subscriber. - < Teems?12 t>er annum, if naid in advance. If not paid within three months, $2 50. If not paid within six months, $8. P. H. LAREY. jOrnngebprg,^. C. Sept. 8, 1854. Catawba Factory Yarn. i TTtTBIiare-jtist reoeived on consignment, a goo d 1 it aortment or alf" numbers of the abo ve Facwhich we offer to merchants and customers on tho lowest terma. M.'DRUCKER <t CO. ... /> '-A ft Jfe* . L . / / * ' \ .H' v.? . ; c > v.O" -IT - :.?: -...c.~ MBBI3S5 HAT HALL," < ^v^iaiAJItESTBON, S;-fCs : i'v J-!?*-*** ?-* -'.'>% *> '.S^r *V - *" . * /. < ^TKBLB^bxiys^or G(]i.8l],.an4f8cll3 for Gnali: The. kj.\. fij?fc.qna]ity Dress.B^ck Hate-for,gentlerficn Fq^r Dpllarsr^h^-awnd quality ditto, Tluee.fifty.-.. -l^eautiful.. iSocfe. Hat at- $3l00j Hofii at. $2 50^ $2:00 aqd $i;5&, and thesenll of the new "Fall Stylorf) uf' ii-v-'. - ; - ' StfPT vHATS. r .v ^te'elk hta^beautifuT-variety of BlaelcfDrab, Pearl, ind White Sdft' Hnts, undcc overy-titlc, nj $4.00 $3.00 $2,60.. $L50. r " - - CAPS. ' ' There is no style of Cap ever seen in America that: Mane* bd duplicated at Steele's "Hat HalL.'PLANTATION HATS. Wdof;ilats, or. all c6lors . rwia-8iiapc8,, iuo very ov^cgt'tiett cash1 price, by the ilozpn'.'pr single. Coarse Cloth' and Gluzed Caps, at $1.26 to". $2.00 Derdbzon. " FANCY HATS. TJiere-.is no'use for me to try'to enumerate the Fany Hats and Caps for mon and children, for the pro)i^etpr of the " Camden Journal" might object to.my nking up too much room. Give mo a call, and I'll do vhat's right. STEELE, 231 King Street.Oct. 3.;: . ~ 40 . 2t ' 1' ' ' '* ? * ? i ' * A FRESII SUPPLY OF-. FANCY and HEAVY GROCERIES. . ** _ . . - . . ? -y? ,.tv ./ /; Just receiving, consisting of ,v? 3 blids. New Orleans SUGARS >>. Muscovado DO 30 barrels refined DO <J crashed DO . v Utftjeejcs Old Java COFFEE - - <z0-^,'; ^ Rio DO V 5 lihds. West India MOLASSES 20 best Now Orleans DO SO bixes Adamautine CANDLES -20 n superior Sperm. DO 10 *\ " Pearl Starch 1 " * ; No. 1 Soap. > * Segars and Tobacco. 25 M SEGARS, of various brands 2 boxes Penn's TOBACCO T 2 " Young America DO 3-" Willis ' ' DO 2 " '.drown Imperial DO . 1 " iArrow Twist' DO fWiiics and Liquors. ?. 50 barrels Rectified WHISKEY k 30, " Old Rye DO 1 half;pip9 Palo ITennessee BRANDY '1 " Cliampagno DO 1* " Cognac DO 2iquarter pipes Old Madeira WINE Together, with every other artiele in the Grocery ine. All 5of which I will sell at wholesale or retail jr coil, or'to punctual customers at as low prices as hey drri be*bought in this market. Octifl. J. A. SCHROCK. * r?; ? ; , ; ) Fresli Preserves, &c. 6 cases assorted PRESERVES 1 " " JELLIES ' 8 " Canton GINGER - 5 assorted PICKLES, half gallons 3 " " " quarts 31 " Piccadilli " Just received and for sale, low, by rwf i t a cnimnrw VWlf y* u* Superior Candies. 1AA LBS. Fancy Candies; 300 lbs. assorted Do. JUU Fresh and for sale by J. A. SCHROCK. Sardines, Lobsters, &c. I AjDOZ. i boxes Sardines; 10 doz. i Do.; . 5 cases LUlFresh Salmon in cans; 5 do. Lobsters in cans, 'or stio by J. A. SCHROCK. Fresh Crackers. } B8LS. Soda Crackers; 2 do. Butter Crackers; 1 do. ^ Water Crackers; 1 do. .Sngar Crackers. Just reeivefi by . J. A. SCHROCK. Sperm and. Adamantine Candles. )A BOXES Genuine Sperm 3Q do. Adall? ' bfa'n Catidtefi, fbrsale^by J;-A*. SCITHHOKFHams ! Hams!! )AAA Superior Canvass Hams. Just received 5.UUU by J. A. SCHROCK Nuts, Raisins, &e. [7>RESII Almonds, Pecan Nuts, Filberts, Brazil Vnta tfnrrliah Wnlmito T?j>i?ina A'.P. .Tllflt ffi b ?"O"-" ..M?,VJ iirod by J. A. SCHROCK. Fresh Cheese. ) CASES P. A. Cheese; 10 Boxes Goshen Cheese. J' Just received by J. A. SCHROCK. 4 T.L WOOL Welch Plains, very heavy. Just openfjL cd at tlio "Old Corner." Oct. 4. E. W. BONNET. piClI Plaid"Silks, Brocade do., Mantillps, Talmas, Li Ac. Just received at the "Old Corner." Oct. 3. E. W. BONNET. Executor's Notice. 4 LL persons having demnnds against Benjamin tY Baskin, dee'd. will present them duly attested, nd those indebted will make payment to Oct 3. A. G. BASKIN, Ex'or. W?w Dneinaca "Patohlicliment. il C- VT JLf UOi-UUUU AiU VWWAAUMUAVMV rHE subscribers wish to inform the public general]}-, that they have opened a CARRIAGE SHOP ft tlie Robinson Road, 15J miles above Camden, and reftow.pfcparod to attend to all orders in their line. !hey will not be oxcelled in the quality ol'thoir work ir reasonableness of their charges, by any other estabfshment. J. "Ware, "Wood-workman, and W. Cockeik, Painer and Trimmer, will give their undivided attention to heir departments,- and all Blacksmith's work will be lono to order by competent workmen. WARE & COCKEIN Sept 12. 37 ly. JWL mz rHE undersigned would hereby inform tlie citizens of Camden and the surrounding country, that h? ias opened an establishment as a CLOCK AND WATCH-MAKER, n this plnco, in the house formerly occupied by Mr. lames Wilson, jiorcuant, ana opposite iur. juei/uwill's. store, where he proposes to give satisfaction.to ,1L. thoaqaKfeo may think proper' to favor bira with folFXil wortruniis lino will bo done with neatness md dispatch, and at the shortest notice.^ WORMS! WORMS!! WORKS!'fS $ DR. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE is warranted to be tho best, most safe and radical euro for Worms' J t is approved aud recommended by the Medical faculty in evorv section whore it has been introduced, n fact, whore it is known none other is used. **One of our most respected physicians in speaking of )r. McLane's Vermifuge says: "Its great superiority >sor all other Vermifuges arises from tho fact that vhile it is more efficacious than any other Vermifuge t is perfectly safe. fy-Price 25 cents per bottle. Dr. McLauc's XJver Pills, BEING composed entirely of vegetable substances is not only safe, but li&vo been found by all wbo mvo used them, as the best reraody for all affections ?f the"Liver and Digestive organs. In fact, where hoy are used Liver Complaint cannot exist, pgr Price 25 cents per box. The above valuable preparations are for sale by nost of the Druggists, aud are to be had wholesale of ** nnmsvT au nn importers ana ueniers in i/ruga, mcuiciiivo, uuumr sals, Perfumery Ac. ^ No. 29 Hayne-street, ChSrlestou, S. C; Administrator's Sale. ^ I WILL sell on Thursday, tlib 12th day of r October next, at 11 o'clock, a. m., at the town residence if Mr. Thomas Salroond, dee'd., all his Personal lis?P IJmi.nKnM M nil UitoKan WiK. yuiiwcuu^ Ui ??? AWKXiHVW V, fx. ^-Terms made known on the day of sale.. "JOHN MoOAA, Adm'r. . Sept 26. - ' 99. ' . tf ft ; " - . ' * ' ,* J-' f t'Mtm -oh HE keeps^ constantly for solo, a ^enorftl assortment I I. '.of faints and Oils of all hinds, Varnishes* Win dow'Gluss and Sashes," SptsT Turpentine, Spirit Sflflf Cotton Kobt^G.uf Fixture3,'rfMto and'Fro8lies,'"6f vari-ous-kiuds. V- V? '* - >. ' % ggppj WB?yr? -"W,? FRESH GROCERIES. ,rrHE subscriber lias removed to'tlie &ore*bppo?rite 'X Moj. K. S.. Moffat, (formerly 'beenpied by B; '-Wt Cbambors,) wTiero lie is receiving-n frosb supply of rFAMILY GROCERIES, WINES and LIQ t/oRS,"consisting i^parKM"^ > New Orleans, Muscovado:nndClari fled'SOGERS Rio and Muscovado MOLASSES r " ? ' 1 fln.ii?...v?ivnr?ir9 operm. Aaiimauune nuu'iiuiyw , >.A full assortment of v, Pickles,.Preserves, Sauces a nd* Ketch up, best ifJen-' nessy Brandy, Port, Madeira arid Sherry Wines,,> v>. 1 r Together-with a variety of . i FANCY DRY GOODS, which will be Sold at tIie*lo\vefit'pricas, nnd to which the attention of purchasers is respectfully iuvitcd. E^*"Give ma a call. I-am determined to soil cheap, j . , *D. R. PEEBLES. Camden, Sept. 5. 3G "* . New Goods. AM. & R. KENNEDY are.now reccivinaj'tlteir fall stock, and will bo able to'show on extensive and handsome assortment of desirable gooda-lri a> few days:'"" ' * CARPET Bags, Floor'Cloths, Cr.^Dib .Qo'tlis, Ac. just received at " the Old Corner.'" Sept 19?tf. E. W. BONNET. O00 pieces Negro Cloths, from 12$ -to. 60 cents a.j w yard, just opeiled;at',-i tlie Old^Comer"Sept. 19?tf. : . - ' ' E/;\V; BONNET. , MEN'S arid. Youth's Ready Made Clothing, the most extensive and desirable?stock ever offered in this market, just opened at ' the Old Corner,,' by Sept. 19?tf, E. W BONNET.'. ' LADIES' rich dress goods?Embroideries, Gloves, Laces, Curtain Muslins, <fcc., received and for sale, low at "the Old Corner" by " Septal9?tf. E. TV. BONNEY. ATTENTION ALL ! THE undersigned beg to call the attention of their friends and the public generally to the very handsorne.assoi'tment of goods, which, they are now receiving, consisting in part as follows: _ | 10 Iihds. best Brown Sugar 12 Bbls. Clarified Sugar j 6 " Crashed do. . 6 " Powdered do. 25 Sacks Rio Coffee 15 " Loguirado. 20 Barrels New Orleans Molasses 35 Boxes Adamantine Candles - ; 5 Tiences first qnality Rice Soap, Starch, Matches, Ac. Ac. WINES AMD LIQUORS. 25 Baskets Heidsick Champt.igne 6 " Geasler do. 6 " Fleur de rosa 3 qr. Casks " Otard" Brandy i' 1 half'pipe " do. ^ . 60 Bbls. Common Whiskey 20 " Boston Rum 15 " Old Rye, Hammond Whiskey 5 " Bourbon A Union Hammond. Whiskey 5 " Ilosel bocks ' do. 2 " Old Hourine " do, 3 qr Casks Old Madeira Wine 2 " 41 u Sherry do. 2 - ? ? Port do. 10 Cases, extra Claret do. .*>. 10 G^s/^'veDdcrTj'rahdy ' " 10 " Cherry do. 25 Cases Genuine" "Schiedam Schnapps" ... 2 "Dr. Green's" celebrated Bittcra 5 " Champaigne Cider 8 Casks London Porter 8 " Tennet<k Falkirk Ale o 2 Johnnnisberger "Hock" FANCY GROCERIES. V 5 Cases Tomatto, Walnu^ and ftfushroon Catsup 5 " Hermetically sealed Lobsters <fc Salmon 8 Cheats Superior Teas l.Bbl. Butter Crackers r " Boston do. 1 " Sugar do. I 1 " Soda do. 12 Boxes " do. 1 Case Tamarinds ' . t " ** 3 Caere Brandy Fruits 2 " Jams and Jellies 8 " Assorted Preserves 200 lbs. Eng. Walnut, Pecan and Brazil Nuts 100 " "Novicia" Almonds 100 " " Bordeux" '-do. 25 qr. Boxes Raisins.12 half " do. Lemon Syrup and Lemon Sugar 1 doz. Flavoring Extracts 8 " Guava Jelly 2 " Mustard, England American. . \ ; Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace and Cinunmori - 'i 100 pieces Fancy. Prints. 60 " Kerseys 200 pair Negro Blankets 100 pieces Brown Homespun 60 " Blenched do. 26 ," Rock Island and Kentucky Jeans 30 " Checked and Striped Goods' 12 " Silk Hkdfs. 6 " cheap Head Hkdfs. 12 Muslin Letter, Fool's Cap, and'Bill Paper Table and Pocket Cutlery Segars and Tobacco. 6 M Cotf.n Plant - j 5 " Figaro 3 " Regalia at $G0 petfM, v 6 " Ugues -> 6 " Sylvas at $40 per.M- - aW .. 10 "-Washington -vTw 10 " Imperials . 8 " Santiago . .i * * ^ 4 " Various brands 'rit 12 boxes sup. Tobacco " 2 Gross fine cut do.- : V f^jajtjne lot of Door Mats, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, &c.^<fcc., with a great many articles too noj merous to mentioD, all of which will be sold exceeding low for caah, or upon 12 montla to punctual customers, uut partiea wto do 'noP^ey'at least once a year, we muBt decline selling to, .^4 the articles are warranted to be what we repf^?&|Mflp? We hope by strict attention to bnsiness, n$|rnHB|i ing, to merit a share of patronage. *\C,lS5Sj?j MOORE & KUYKENDALiK^; Ang. 29, . 85 it 3 Full Medicines. O UCII as Rowandfo Tonic Mixtnre," Osgood'# Indian 0 Cholago<rue, Jayne's Ague Pills, Dr. Turner's Fever and Ague Pills, and Sulphate Quinine may always be Tound at Z. J. DkIIAY'S. Aug 29 ' 35 JiMt Received* AFRESH supply of Spices, ka, consisting in part.ol "Allspice, .Cloves, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Mat* Ginger, White, Black and Long Pepper, S?uncrie White and Brown Mustard Seed, Ac. Aci Aug., 29?35 1 ; T. J.WORKMAN A. CO. \ Doprfstic Gtoodfe: T>LEACHED and Brown Shimngs'aqd Shf^tings, 1 ? Til.: J. I ?5?_: i A..' *-i*Lafi^Ari?nn YVui. JL^ A 4UIUD UUU OVUIW8, 1UI . OCt ^1 meres, Deuims and Checks, TBed 0Ra & Abbott, Boston, nnd tof-Mie Ujr Z. J^DeHAY. , ^ Aug. 29. c\^Sh> ? ' ". ? >. 4 + i . < .*? -1 A .*> .. v *r . *+ y 111 o a bo v o V |H ^ 0 l of the defendants' to' motion of Shannon^ Sol'r. for^jb^^^wW^^MMwEgS^^B plead, answer or demur, to the above bilL^w^h^U^tt:' JgBBK ruontlis of the publication hereof. ^ Ip an orJer pro eonfeMp ^ T by notified to pii'der oa Pickle and PrweWfela^ia?a8^ ^iARG^K-ngflortTOont Will attend to Boarding". stand, in full view ol Jihe ; gomeiy,.Ala. .; ..., ,-. *** ?/- PWaL*, '"" * 0...L. BULGER Vj^ ??.* ;. 7'si3S3^mt Admiiiistrator's x>otice.:. -,.-' v,* ALL persons indebted to tbetEataterito^y^y^ar^b A. Miller, dec'd,.aro requested,t^aettje,i}p^,ta enable rae to effec_t_awsettlement of tlie'Est&te^twMhe first of January next;".' .'.'t?."'R. MlLLER^~ifdn i! ' # ' Pla't'Rock, Jnly2isV 1854. 3j ? ?-? SONS OF TFTIFIlRAlVCE.vi?7X WATEHEB DIVISION NO. PgZfE? * npHE cognlar meejmg ojfthl&DiraionjnJL^^dJpii' ... i Tbu^pvem^ at T.oldock. .,?%&. .cf - " i ,vw- -j . , if rHat?-<v n-f - ; ,^,'"ii'i fJp.HE Sitb^r^5^ilj^^ptinue3:to,nct as Ajjgpt f^f, n-imdnn nnd Imri^s . In'Ihef rAflme r?y mferit'a continuaneo of^ho'ipatea'^' lierotQfo^ c'D^ trusted to him._ v Mexican irin?tnng tlrii^ijpti^ ' V: fjp00 well'knn to r^uire '" praying that jii may be admitted to tlia oRicflt of tite 'Acta of the General Assembly made 'lor the relief of insolvent debtors..; ft A* ordered, that tire art* Jains F. SuthacUhd. and'sn other the wjeditore to wbom^ the MKfeAchhrioti Cantey *? in Any wise isdfhteii, be. aqft&dy lterbby soariaoned, nndhato sotic-efo appearbefore ib? wud Court at Camdeu oa the 29th day of October next, to shovr cause if aitf.tliey eon, '' yhythc prayer jrf the petltkra be CUfee^'t^lfetnon pieasTCKnflB^K*? v July 6,1,854. j * P>3?> ~ ^ Wiactlotlfes. > ; > v,' .'" 5 :. '-iag gSyjfc ^j^gj^gj^sSiieBw.Ul*