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T Cl)t QEamiirn liffhlt) Journal. Tuesday, lay 3, 1859. THO. J. WARREN, Editor. .. Oar Cotton Market Has boon quite active during the past week. Sales wore in the neighliorhood of 200 Bales at prices lunging from 10J to 12} cents. Wo note the sale of 2500 Bales in Charleston on Saturday at from 9i to 12 J emits. For Reading Matter see Fourth Page. a. v. v. a an tud w i.uuge< A? extra Meeting of Kershaw Lodge, will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. A Good-Sized Fish. On Friday last, by invitation of the proprietor of the Mansion House, our locvm teneni lent his feeble appetite to the very agreeable task of assisting in despatching a good-sized ltoek-Fish?weighing 15 pounds. It was served in good style, as the rapidity with which it disappeared best attests. A Fin* Treat. An old and long esteemed frieud sends as a fine lot of nice vegetables, including green peas, spring turnips, lettuce, and Straw-berries. Such practical demonstrations are peculiarly gratifying. Our friend is a modest man, a practical utilitarian, who would not perhaps like to see his name in the jmpers, yet is fond of doing a good thing now and then for the editor ? He is a sensible man, and we do not wonder that he Hueceeds so well in having a good garden. Ills seed are generally obtained at the Post-Office, where 'The Old Priuter,"' keeps a good supply on hand. Election for Brigadier General. The following is the result of the election for brigadier General to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Gen. W. J. Taylou:? Col. Waiaack, Col. Junes, Richland, 72 0 Sumter, 29 13 Clarendon, 24 4 Kershaw. 7 35 Lancaster, 10 27 142 79 What Can the Matter Be? For several weeks we have missed among our exchanges a highly prized and valuable oue, which wo have heretofore noticed in somewhat flattering terms? not however more tlian it deserves. We are at a lo"s to account for the repeated failures of the G'.orgia Temperance Crusader, one of the very best papers that we get. What can the matter bo Brotlier Seals? Surely you have not ceased to wage war against the enemy oi all mankind ? We know the fact that your l>amascus blade is still unsheathed, and is dealing heavy blows upon the hydra-headed monster, and yet we are not among its favored readers.? Surely you do not mean to cut our acquaintance ?? that cannot, must not be. Let us hear from you soon brother Crusader. T Chang* of Location. Wo cannot but regret to see from tin; last Carolina Bulletin, that our sprightly and interesting little neighbor, has ceased its publication in Columbia, having ae ,?t??ii iJES- > a I? . I c o ? -J, -L to Clu>rK>tte, X. C- where the paper will shortly be re-issued. The Bulletin w as a capitally conducted newspaper, and its daily visits to our.sanctum werealways heartily welcomed. "We trust, however, that it will soon reappear, undur. if possible, still more favorable auspices. Mr. C. K. Biutto.v, the proprietor, says:? .Subscribers to the Bulletin, who have paid in advance, will lie supplied with the paper as soon as the publication is resumed to the amount of their payineut, or the money will lie refunded by notifying my agent Mr. K. II. Bkittox, who is authorized to settle all demands, collect dues, 4c. pT Exchanges are requested to direct, hereafter, to Charlotte, X. C. Our Charleaton Advertisements. Wo take pleasure in asking attention to our column of Charleston Advertisements, on the fourth page of our jmper. We call special notice to tho Card of Messrs. Kkrbiso.n 4 I.tiiuso, on our second page. Mr. K. L. Kbrbisox is an old and highly respected merchant of Charleston, and withal, a most estimable gentleman. ? - ? .1?l ? I- t.?:u.; t._ : > _? n i* iin>L' uu uuum hiij^k." tiiuiiui'S iimr w imijuji cu ui their splendid new establishment on Hazel-street. Also, attention to tlie Card ol Mr. J. II. Collier, who will be found, no doubt, von- useful and accommodating in his particular line. Tlio Salt Nonce of our frieud, Mr. James Armstboxo ?who has, also, a busiuess Card in our paper?should attract attention from the very great inducements which are offered, in the large supply of this useful, and at all times seasonable article. The Normal Female High School is worthy of special attention, and we trust its very great importance will Ik* duly appreciated by all interested?and who is not?in the subject of education ? The public Schools, male and female, are monuments of honor to the old ' Queen City." They will be sustained. The Charleston Mercury, W'c are gntitied to note the continued improvement in this old and influential States Rights Journal. As i n neves paper, it is now one of the very lx>st. Its tvpographienl arrangements are most admirable, and we do not hesitate to say, that it is now conducted in every department, now* miscellaneous, editorial 1c., with ai. ability which we have not seen liefore. Some of its leaders would do credit to the first minds in the State. The Mercury has always occupied hiyh Southern ground?not too high?and may Ik? regarded as the leader in the vanguard of Southern Rights. At ouo time within the past year, it was thought by some that the Mercury was moderating, coining down, and this, ii. .so. pcrnaps was pruuein. oui iu imagine uiai me Charleston Mercury, would abandon its time honored principles?the truths find doctrines taught by Carolina's great teacher?would lower its colore and trail them In tlie ?lust oftni-<c submission. or ever compromise to ' moral victories" and tlu* popular clap-trajis of National I>eniocracy. would be to suppose a very iniprotiahlc state of things. The Mercury teaches wisely that the South should 1*? united for the sake of the South; nud surely we ought to be a unit ere this iqsm those vital questions which so directly affect our rights, interests, and very existence. But, the crisis is coming?will eoiuo?-must come?when the South will Ik* obliged to unite, or else basely desert her own heritage. Northern cupidity rind abolition intolerance will not stay its hand as long 0* on inch of ground can bo Welted from the South.? The time is at hand when even ' moral victories" can jro longer bn gained by the South. " To tie, or not to Ik*, that's the question." bet the SoutU'TH Bights party lie ever ready to til ?vo, " Firm-jsiced and slow, a solid front to form. Still as the breeze, but dreadful no the storm," ' I A Bank of Camden, S. C. The following gentlemen were re-elected Directors of this Bank, on the 2nd instant: W. E. Johnson, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas Lang. W. D. McDowall, John Workman, Wm. M. Shannon, nnd K. B. Johnson. At a meeting of the Board of Directors, the same day, W. E. Jounfon, Esq., was re-elected President. Eaater Election#, Grace Church. Wardens ? L. H Dkas, J. B. Kershaw. Vestrymen?A. II. Boykin, L. McCandless, Geo. Alden, J. M. Davis, 0. A. Fisher, C. II. Peck, J. A. Yocng. Dchgatfs co the Convention?A. II. Boykin, L. II. Dkas, J. B Kershaw, J. A. Young. , I,. SPECIAL NOTICES^ IVICARAGI A : Fast. Present and Future ; a description of its in. habitant*, easterns, Mines, Mmei ids, Early History Modern Fillibusterism, Proposed Inter Oceanic Canal and ManiJest iHwtiur. LY PETER F. S-T< ?UT, Esq. h*TE VICE CONbfL 372 p*g>-.?, I2mo. clotli, price $1 25. arc. pies inav be h id at tlio Journal Office. NOTICE. We, the undersigned will from tlnadate until September next, close our places of business at seven o'clock, P. M : K. W. BON'X FY. C. MATHK.SON. A CO.. JAMES DUNLAP. W. D McDOWALL, A. M. A It KENS ELY, Wm. ANDERSON. May 3?1859 Laying of Corner Stone. The Corner Stone of tlie new Methodist Church on Laurent stieet adjoining the puVlic square, will be laid on Wednesday the 11 tit of May next. The Rev. l?r. Smith ofWoflbrd College, Spaitanburg, will deliver an eddresn on the occasion. The public generally are re>pect fully invited to uttend. JAMES DUSLAP, Ch'r oftLe board ol Trustees. MASONIC NOTICE. Kershaw Lodge No. 2D, A. F. AL, having been invited to lay the Corne r Stone of the new Methodist Church, the Brethren are hereby notified to assemble at the Lodge at 91 o'clock. A. M.. on Wednesday 11th May next. Neighboring Lodges and mcmbcts of the Craft generally are fraternally invited to unite with us on tho occasion April 5>6?td, J. B. KERSHAW, W. M. LYON'S MAGNETIC POWDEB & PILLS, Fur the Destruction of all kinds of On idtn Insects, Ants, Bed-Bugs, Roaches, Ticks, FL as, Moths, Rats <k Mice, ike. What irrcntcr trouble, in an hour of case. Than gnawing rats, bed bugs and fleas. Gardens can be preserved and houses rid of these pests It was discovered by Mr. K. Lyon, a French Chemist, in Asia, and lias been patronized by all Eastern governments and colleges. Reference can be made wherever the article has been tried. It it free from jtotion, and harmless to mankind and domestic animals Many worthless imitations are advertised. Be sure it bears the name of E Lyon Remember? Tis I-yon's Powder kills insects in a trice, Whilo Lyon'a Pills are mixed for rats and mice. iSBaiCTjiti flBJln?m ctsrTcgnarr rrKS, 5U"Cff, a. jtiBAKNKS A PARK. New York. Sold in Cnmden, S. C., by J. J. McKAIN, and r. Im ZKjJI*. April zb?imp. Georgia" SA R SA PA KIL LA (OIIPOIXD, OK, DENNIS' -A.X.XEH.-A.TX-VE1 Foil PcBirrixo thk Bi.ooi> axd Diseases of the Liveii! That it acts upon the Liver, may be known from the fact that in Jaundice 01 cases of Biliousness it causep tree bilious evacuations, readily removes unnatural yellow tingp about the eyes and upon the skin, nud improves the health and spirits. For sale in Camden, Wholesale and Retail by F. L ZKMP, and Mar 3. JNO. J. McKAIN. OXYGENATED BITTERS IN EUROPE. From Rev. L Doolitile. n highly respccable Clergyman. Paris, November, 1 1852. Dear Sir:?About two years since 1 made use of a few bottles of your Oxygenated Bitters, for a stomach complaint which was at that time relieved. Since my stay ir. England and France, I havo found my eld enemy, irritability of the stomach, returning a^aiu. 1 havo not found any prescription to aflbrd me relieC ?ud I made inquiries in London for your Oxygenated Bitters, but could not find any. I write new to beg yon will do me the favor to send by the earliest steamer to Havre, half a dozen bottles. An old liinndof mine in England, Captain Jackson of tl?e British Army, I found, on my arrival, suffering from Asthma, manifestly the result of dyspcpBia. Send an additional I alf a dozeu bottles I should like to have the Cuj tain try the medicine. I am not aware that my name U known to you. I il.A ?A.:.1An? f'Uro.-mo,, l?r onma Imanfo. three yenr?, in Sherbrook ami Lennox ville, Canada Kn.it, to which charge I hope to be able to retirn in the aprfbg. I remain, dear -ir, j our obedient aervnnt. L. DOOLITTI.K. BETH W. F0W1.E A CO., 138 Washington Street, Boston. I'roprietors. Si ld by J. J. iTIt JiAIN, Camden,S. C. Sold by their agents every where. *i3. SANDS' SARSAPAKILILA. Tlio original and genuine article for purifying the blood, for scrofulous and ulcerous afl'ections, and for all diseases in which Sasrapartlln is recommended by the Faculty. This valuable piepnrntion operates simultaneously upon the Stomach, the Circulation, and the Bow els, and gently stimulates, while it disengages and expels from tho *yatt*in nil ihnt is irritating and prejudicial to bodjly lienltb, beii g purely vegetable it is peifectl] Intruders in its operation, the must delicate persona may t?ke it at any time w jt|| perfect safety. Prepared ami fold l>y A. H it I). SANDS Druggiets, 100 Fulton Street, New York. Sold alf-o by .f. J. iWcIiA IJV, Camden S. C., Sold a 1*0 by Druggists generally. 43. Iced Soda Water, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, at MoKAIX'S Dmg Store. Ice?Ice?Ice! Formate by J AO. J. tlcKV I LOST. A NOTE piven by mo to K. W. Whiting <t Philipn, of New York, due sometime in May, which Not** has ml ready been cancelled. Persons are warned against trading for said Xo o Mt?y 3?It MANXES BAUM. i 1 V. # ; i w White Plains Academy, Chesterfield District, So. Carolina. #THE TRUSTEE? OF TIIIS ACADErov, located in Cheslerfield District, cue of the most heal thy and desirable sections for the education of youth, would wish to give notice that the School is now in quite a | healthy einl* of prepress. Ample provision lias been made for the accommodation of young Ladies, so that they winy obtain boaid and hate every necessary attention, on tlie most reasonable terms. Ah respects teaching abilities, we are confident in saying that, the addition of Mr. It. H. McKlXNuN as 1'iincipal i f this Academy, is sufficient to warrant the beliel tliat this Institution will be second to but few in the coutrry. Rev. K. DAVID will be continued as Agent and Superintendent of ilie School, and will give attention principally to the English Dcpnilment and Moral Science. Mr. McKIXXON, a graduate ? f the S. C College, with ten years' experience in tenchiug?ie Principal o( the Languages and Mathematics. Mias.l. M. HKNEKY, of Anson Co, N. C., a grailuate a f the Carolina Female College; w Teacher of Philosophy, Hi-lory, Botany, Astronomy, French, Ac. Mrs. A. K. KVANS, of Marlboro' District, S. C , a giadunie of Limestone Springa Female Iligli School, will have charge ofthe Musical Department and Oinamcntal Branches, and will Ire assisted when needed. Rate* of Tuition per St ision of Five Month*. Firbt Grade, Latin. Greek A Mathematics, - $15.00 ' ' in English, 11.00 Second ' " " "" 8 00 Lower Department, G.OO Extra Studies. v Music, per Session, $15.00 Wax and Leather Work, - 6.00 Drawing and Tainting, 5.00 Embroidery? Raised and Fiat Work, 5.00 French. 5 00 Use of Piano. 2.00 Goasd, including Washing, Room rent, Fuel, and servant to attend the Room, $43.50 per kession. IW The subscriber would re9| Oct fully inform the public that lie is now prepared to receive Young Ladies, and furnish them with everything necessary for their comfoit while engaged in a course of Studies.? lie Iias tilted up a convenient Boarding House?adjoining the Academy Lot: * H. DAVID. Parents or Guardians need have no apprehension in committing their daughters or wards to our care, as no I'&irm will be spared in the proper discipline of the mind, and the improvement of morals. Curaden, S. C. April 6?eowGm. Normal and High School for GirlsTHIS SCHOOL, established Jbv Act of ,/i l',e Legislature, will be npened^Jbr Pupils ^WflfiR^on ilondvj, the 9th of May. Girls frcm uic *-*111# uvmio uuiiiiooiuii i?iv mi GB' Higli School, will make applicnttoD before that da? to the Secretary of the Board, at the Public School House, in St. Phillip stieei. near George, between the hours of 9 and 11 o'clock, A. M, Those who apply Irom the Country, under the provisions of the Act allowing Fifteen from each Congressional District, mav apply on or before the 9th of May, or within one month thereafter. The following are the requisitions for admission into the Normal School: 1. Applicants must be at least fifteen years of nge, and not over twenty five ; of unquestionable moral character, and in sound bodily health. 2. They must be able to sustain a good examination in the following subjects, viz :? ORTHOGRAPHY?Oral and \Vritt?n. HEADING?With facility, either Prose or Poetry. GKOGUAPHY?Geographical Definitions, with Modern Geography. GRAMMAR?Definitions and Rules of Syntax, with ability to parse plain Englieh sentences. Aj^THMKTIC?Numeration, Simple and Compound I'ers, Reduction, Common add Bacimal ^ iwisetns, srmyfrp n*t<r Cuiupeuhu ana" Computation ol Interest. HISTORY?Of United States, with some knowledge of General History. A legible handwriting will be required, with Some practice in English Composition In addition to the foregoing, the applicants for the State appointments must declare their desire to make iiiein8eivc.sconipcicni.ufl cncucrs minis stale. ana n I heir appearance at School, mu^t present a ceiti- I ficate signed by a majority of the Delegation from the elective District to which she resides. C. G. MKMM1XGER, May .1?-It Chairman of the Jloard. in:, dexnis' STIMULATING, or HOT BITTERS, FOR DVSPEPSIA, COLOR, <fc FEMALE COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM COLDS. ~I)R. DENNIS' ANTISPASMODIC T T TV r. T TT V TT JL JL XS V X At) Xi )) For General Family and Plantation Use! A MEDICINE MORE VALUABLE Than Gold to the Planter ! FOU Spasms. Cramp Colic, Pnin in tlie Stomach, Sudden and Severe Colds, Chills, or for sndden and dnngercus attacks of difnse in which immediate action is necessary, the Anti Spasmodic Tincture is without an equal. In mild cases it can be diluted with wyrnp or sweetened waUgj and inndo Useltil in a great variety of diseases. Externally applied, it isoaeftslin Fresh Cuts, Bruises, Chilblainc, Sting of Bees, Bite of Spiderp, MosquiUes or other poisonous reptiles, insects or animals.? A better remedy cannot be used to prevent inliutnalion, relievo the rtbreness and facilitate a cure. For Ilorscs, Mules, ic, this Tincture rarely fails to cure even the worsr ca-es of Colic. Several Horses and Mules have been cured of the Colic oi.Btoad Street in August a, by the use of this Anti-Spasmodic Tincture No Planter whould be Without It! REFERENCES?Messrs. F. M. Nicholas, Geo. R. Mays, Andrew J. Hammond, W. B. Durn, or all those who have made free use of it. Fon Sai.e in CAMDEN ur JOHN J. JVcKAIlV, May 3 DRUGGIST<fc APOTHECARY. South-Carolina?Kershaw District.' BY WILLIAM M. BULLOCK, ESyUIIlK, ORIUNARY. 1^7 HEH KAS, George K. DeDruhl applied to mo i H lor Letters of Administration on oil nnd singular tlio goods and chattels, right# and credits of Win. F. DeBrulil, lato of the District aforesaid, deed. These are, therefore, to cito and admonish all, and singular, the kindred and creditors of the snid deceased to be and appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to bo holden at Kershaw ! Court IIouso on the IGlh day of May inst.. to show cause if any, why tho saiu administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 20th day of i April, in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight: hundred and fifty-uii e, and in the eighty-third year of American Independence. May 3,?td. W. M. BULLOCK. 0. K. D. KERSHAW TROOP. PURSUANT to orders from Regimental Head Quarters, an election will be held on SATURDAY. May 21, for Major of the Western Squadron filih Regiment of Cnvnlry, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Liout. Col. J. D. Hopkins. The poll will be opened at the Court House in Cnmden, between the hours of ]o P. M. mid 2 A. M-. I.ieuts. K. B. Cutitey, C. L. McCoy, and Corp. T. J. Aticrum, will not as mnnngers. Bv order of CAPT. J AS. CHKSNUT, JNO J. MoKaiS. Cleik A pi 26?id pKOCKEIlV mid GIhm Wnrt'?A Vy large und well ns'orted Stook of Crockery and Glass Ware April 26-?tf, * JOS. GAYLK. TCK Cream Churns, that will freeze in)five minutes; also, patent Fly Tiaps, u, first ratio article just | oponedat the ' Old Corner." by E W.1B0NNKY. .1 NEW BAKERY. THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public that he has opened a Bakery opposite the Post Office, where he is prepared to furnish Bread and Cakes of a superior quality. lie also keeps on hand Confcctiotiaries, Ac. [ y Weddings and Parties furnished on short notice and at reasonable terms. April 2<??tf, W. B. CAMPBELL, Jr. Camden Jockey Club AT a poent meeting of the above Clnb, the following membeis were elected officers: PnrsinEXT, Col T. J. A.NCBUM. Vice Presidents, JOHN McRAl-; I Col FRANK HAMPTON, Dr C. J. SHANNON, | Gen. P H. NELSON. trkatl'reb, I Secretary. JAS. I. VILLKP1GUK. | S D. SHANNON. Stewards, W. A.ANCRUM, THOS. B. SHANNON, A LFKKD I! REV A RD, JOHN L. J< >A ICS. R. B. JOHNSON, ZAC1I CANTEY. BROWN MANNING, D. L. DeSAUSSITRK. At the p.mte meeting it was Kcsolved, That the FIRST Annual Races, under the control of the Cnraden Jockey Club, will commence at Cnmden, South Caroliua, on the first Wednesday in December, 1850, and eontiuue three dny?. first day, wednesday. KERSHAW STAKE, fi?r three-years old ; mile heats; $100 entrance. $50 forfeit; to which the Club will add $100 if two or more start. same day. JOCKEY CLUB PUKSE, $500; three-mile heats. second day, thlrsday. JCCKET CLUB PURSE, $300; two-mile heats. third day, friday. WATKREE STAKE, for three-year-olds; twomile heats: $100 entrance, $50 forfeit; tl.e Club to odd $200 if two or more start. same day. ia/ntftatf mm mtdci; conn . ^,.1^ JUl/l\IM tLUD I UlvciVj V4VV , tiJUV iitav-T, isvov ihree in Ave. Weights and distances die same as those of the Charleston Club. The Colt Stakes to close on the first September next rnd entries to be made to S. P. SHANNON, Secretary. April 26? * Camden, So. Carolina. NEW " AND Desirable Stock. rrMIF. HiiliBtril er would respectfully inform his .1 Iriends and the public in general that he i* now in receipt of a large and varied assortment of DRY-GOODS, among which may he found, lliown and Bleached Shirting, South Mill, and Lawrence Stripes. Lincii Drills, Grass Cloths, Brilliants. Ginghams, Barege. Jaconet, Swi?? nnd Potted Muslin, Victoria Lawns, Irish Linen, Ac. Ready-Hudc CloUwig. Particular attention is invited to^ljLp&rt of my stock It consist# in part as folldtaHp Checked Coit in, and PlanMKplnon Coats, ' Marseilles and White'TOw do., Prap do K'te. Italian Cloth, and Cashmerettedo. I (becked Cotton & Planter's Linen rants, Fancy Drill, Kinkiti and Alpncca do A lino assortment ot Marseilles and Other Vests. Shoes and Hats : A very full and complete Stock of Shoes and Hats of the Late?t Styles, at prices as low as the same ar ifcle cairbe'purcliasecr. vn?- mni' -e^mniup~^tir your ? selves. Groceries. Coffee: Brown and Crashed Sugar. Mackerel, Xos. 1,2, ifc 3. in Kits ar.d Bbls. 'J i a Spu e, Pepper, Sodn, Soaps, Starch, Candles, Ac., <frc. S. C. CLYBURN, 3 Doom uloce M. DrucSer <t~ Com. April 26. CAMftEN, So. Ca. Hotel for SaleV MONROE, NORTH CAROLINA. THK subscriber being desirous of ,changing his business, offers for sale tltc -l.M'jJ injjr,u Thi.* Mouse is shunted in lire thriving 'lo'vn of Monroe, N. C., convenient to the business portion of the Town, and within about one hundred viiids of tlio track ol the \V. C. it K. Kaihoad.? It is neatly new, contains seventeen rooms, well furnished, (the Furniture being offered for sale with the House) n lire-place to every room, nlso, convenient cooking room, cut houres. Stables, Jtc. Also, One Hundred Acres of Land adjoining. IIis?iige disqualifies him for longer public life, he will therefore sell low. giving any rtnsonr.ble time for payment. For further information apply to the subscriber, or my Irtotid Rev. IS. A. Lerantcnd, Camden, So. Ca. April 12 JAMKS BICKETT. SALT AFLOAT10.500 SACKS LIVER. SAI.iT, just arrived and iSwfeBPKi now landing from eliips Carolina and Kulltodina; viz: 2000 in Seamless Sacks; 3500 iu Blenched Sowed Sncks; and 5000 iu Extra Large Size Double-Twilled Patent Seamless Sacks, Crass Bleached, and will average about eight to the ton. Ali of the above lots are of fresh importation, in splendid order, and will be add low iu lota to euit tiurohasera while Iniwlincr from the vessels. v - ? - ? - - , p Also, For sale, nbout 6000 Sacks of a Stored Lot, which wi 1 be sold at a very low and reduced price, to close the consignment. April 26?it JAMES ARMSTRONG. Goshen Butter-Goshen ButterA CHOICE nrticle of Goshen Butter, just received by ROBT LATTA. A Small Lot of clioice IV. C. Bacon, J'JST received and for sale by Marcli 29 MKRONEY A BOSWELL. 'T AND 8 quarter White ni d Black Borage for SumI mer coverings. Also, Beiage Shawls, new style, just opened at tlie "Old Corner" by March 29 K. W. BONNEY. Spring 1859. r|'MIK undersigned is now receiving his usual sup1 ply ol'Sr/lING and SUMMER GOODS, purchased by himself in riiiladelpliia ntid New York These Goods having been selected for the latest importations, and purchased entirely for CASH, will bo offered t*? inv patrons on the most favorable terms. March 15 K. W. UONNKY. To all Lovers of Good Tea. ,4 LARGE lot ol choice Tent of different varieties, f x among which will bo found the Golden Chop, No rius Ultra, English Breakfast, Delicious Oolong, Ac. Should these Teas fail to give satisfaction the money will bo refunded. April 19.?tf. MERONEY A BOSWELL. NoticeALL Guardians. Tiustees, Ac., who are by Luw required to uccounl annually to the Court of Equity for Kershaw District, S. U., will plenae tile their Returns with tho Commissioner of said Court, on or belore the 5th day MAY next. Rules will bo issued against ull defaulters immediately after the day above named. WM. 11. TA\'LOK, April i9 (J'r Eg. Ker. Dial Newark Cider. AFUESU supply of the above popular beverage, just received by MJiRONEY & BUS WELL. r LATE Al TIIE undersigned would respectfully inform li lias just received and opened a varied Brown and Bleached Shirting?wide an Apron and Shepherd Checks j Bcliuy! Family Linen, Fancy Prints, Pri Solid Check and Fancy Plait A variety of Colored Cambrics Ladies' L. Cambric Handkcr Calicoes of handsome patl Colored Cotton and Be White and Colored 1 itmia mihn a J? VAX MAAAAT MA(W Power-loom, Fancy and Verora-twillei Marseilles Coating, Blue Stripes, D( Dutch Linen, Satin-faced and Far Grass Cloth, and Fancy Cassii Ilalf-IIosc, Colored Lisle Th HATS! HAI a A large and well-selected Stocl the latest Style and best finish. Th cheap, and at the same time fashiojiah inc before purcha shoisi sboisi-s The Snbscritar confidently solicits Stock of SHOES, for Ladies, Chil-gg^^^pV some beautiful patterns which willfl^Sj^^ GROCERIES?IN PA COFFEES?Java, Rio, African, Laguyra, and SUGARS?Stuart's A. B. <fc C.; N. O.,?it BACON.?Hams?a choice brand,?Sid LARD.?In whole and half Barrels; MACKEREL.?In whole, half and PRIME AND MESS PORK, it?" The above articles will be sold exceeding JOS. M. C CAMDEN', SOUTH CAROLINA, April 26, ?? ???9 | WILLIAM i Is now Rereivi dry c Embracing a fall suppl; SUIT A BLEFOR NdB-Spring & Summer Which are submitted for inspection to the ptHV in general. Comprising in Black Silk, Black Barege. Black Alpacas, Barege llobes, Muslin do, Embroidered do.; Colored Muslins?excellent article, at 10 cts. Warranted good colors. Printed Jaconets, Cambrics, Organdies Brilliants, colored A White-from 121 to 5'cts. Cnlionos?American and Kn.'lisli handsome selection Black Silk, Lrffce Mantillas, newest patterns. Collars. a largo assortment and very low priced. Block Silk and Linen Milts and Gloves Scotch and American Ginghams. Needle worked Hdkfs.. Linen do., from 10 to 15 cts. Knglisli and (ierman Ladies' Ilose?children's do Love Veils, Lace do. Irish Linens, Linen Bosoms. Plain Jac't,?good article from 10 up to 60 cts. Plain Swiss, plaid and dotted Muslins, embroidered do. FLATS, oil new styles, lloops, from 75 cts up. Bounet Ribbons, Satin and Lnt siring. FINK GAITKRS AND SHOPS. Clothing.A large a srrtment Coats, Vests and Pants, suitable for the season. SHIRTS, Marsuillo and Linen Bosom. HATS and CAPS. Umbrellas. Silk Parasols. Farmer's Linens and Drills. Plaids, Camlets Cottonades for Pants. Knives and Forks, of Wostenholm's matte. Shirting, homespnu, checks. Ticking, and all oilier Goods kept in a regular Store, are respectfully offered at very low price* by R. Springer. Look to the Sign of R. Springer's TWO DOORS ABOVE WORKMAN'S Shoe-Store. CAMDEN, April 12, 1859. Tin Ware?Tin Ware. B. D. BRONSON, Wholesale mid Retail Tin Ware Manufacturer, | (Opposite the Post Office,) c-A.iwa::DEisr, so. cj?., Also, Roofing, Cluttering, nnd^ nil kinds of JOB WO UK promptly attended to. {^g^vvnii? rags taken in oxchaugo lor Tin Ware April 12?tf HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES, JUST opened in a great variety,?Also, Dibbloe anna, that famous Hair Oil. April 12 E. W. BONNF.Y. Attention Camden Light Irfantry. PAHA UK at tour rendezvous, at 10 1-2 o'clock, A. iM? on SATURDAY, May TtU, in Summer j Uniform. 15y order Capt. Kkksuaw. April 12 W. F. FEKRY, 0. S. Plant Beans Now. I A HOE and small Limn, early six weeks, early J valentine, enrly wliito Hunch, Dutch Casc-kuife, and cornfield Beans. For sale at the April 12 POST OFFICE. JUST REC'l) AT TilE "OLD CORNER," AN invoico of Chairs, among litem some Hocking > and Childrcus' Chairs. E. W. BONNE Y. I V [RIVALS. lis friends and the public in general, that lieand well-selected Stock of GOODS. d good. [kill Checks. intcd Lawns. 1 GINGHAMS. ; * chiefs. terns and fast colors, irlip Gloves. Jose ; Spool Thread,?white and col'd./HOYS' WEAR. :1 Gottonades. n?v i.:.. jujiiia, ucvi^ii* i^niJAin. h icy Union Drills. I ucres. I read Gloves, iic, I "S! HATS! I ; of HATS, embracing many of fl osc in want of something durable, ?9' fl le, would do well to call and exam- fl sing elsewhere. fl .H9I8 i i SH8IS11 I an examination of his large and varicdf . drcn and Gents. He has on hand H be sold at prices that can but prove fl tageous. ^^^^fl UT AS FOLLOWS: ~Wm fl 1 St. Domingo. fl 1 Hogsheads and Barrels, Porto Rico. Jfl es and Shouldcis. also, in Kegs for family use. quarter Bbls.; also, in Kitts, Xos. 1, 2, & 3. -^H fly LOW FOR CASH. Hj iAYLE. B 1859- H Bp I ng his Stock of 9 OODS, I f of such articles as are jflj THE SEASON. | DRUGS I AND 91 r rN -r /\j -T"*T *?1 /~st H llKlUCJ.NhS, J THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEI^S ED A LARGE STOCK OF jiHfliirines,^^(?l|fiiiicils, I Surgical Instrument*. Train**, Hj SHOULDER BRACES, PAINTS, OILS -A.2STID 333TE STUFFS, S Al) of which have been selected, personally, and ^9 strict attention paid to their Gtnuinentxa and Purity. flfl A call is solicited from all wanting t > purchase anything In his line, as from the Stock now on hand, he is certain to give satisfaction. jH Camden, S. C. JOHN J. JIcKAIK. EXECUTOR'S NOTTCBT" ? ALL persona having demands against the Estate ol jane Nelson, deceased, are hereby notified to render tlieni in duly altered, anu those inacuiea. m are required Vj make immediate payment to B April 5,?5t. W. L. PICKBTT. txo'r. | 500 BUSHELS 8 Gcnniue P??1itGiilf Cotton Seed, I SELECTED with care from the Petit Gulf Halkv fl and lor sale by J. V. LYLES. Those wishing B the Seed would do well to hand in their orders early B SOLD FOR CASH OxVLY. B February 21?tf J. V. LYLES. flj Ladies' Summer Mantillas. B SHAWLS and Dusters?home very handsome, just I opened at the "OLD CORNER.1* I Also, a large variety of HOOP-SKIRTS^ Corsetts, B ic-t new si vie*. E. W. BONNET. I Window (Hass andPutty! I \TI7IND0W GLASS, of all aizea and qualities, lor V> sale low by JOHN J. McKAIN. Jure lemon syrup, BY the Gallon and llotlle, prepared Fresh by April 5 J.J. McKAIN. "Tine double-is arreledTguns, POWDER FLASKS, Shot Bags. Best Percnarion Caps. Also, fine cutlery, Patent Boring; Machines. chopping kniv-es. Coal Lifters, Spring Balance*, enameled grid lions, tin ware, Ac., just opened at the "Old Corner." K. W. BONNEY. j superior countrycured ~ j HAMS, for wle at the "Old Corner." J April 12 E. W. BONNEY. J Final Notice- I ALL persons having demands against the Estate fl of E. A, Salmond, deceased, will present them B duty attested, to J. B. Kershaw, Esq., my Attorney I on or before the 1st May next. A. C. SALMOND, 8 April 19?3l Adm*. / i KA1JN UKAULito, uorn oneners miu uuj vu?\JT tere, just received at the "Old Corner," 'oy E. W. BOXNEY. J. H. COLLIER, QENEHAL. COLLECTOR, and COMMISSION AGENT, Office 108 King-Street, Charleston, S. C. or ?. B.? Pciaonal attention given to the col- I lectitig of Aocounu. Drafts, Notes, and lite hiring of Horses, Servants Ac,' Also, Coal Oil andCual Oil lamps, for sale. April 2S? E. L. KERHtSOS. | HUIRAN V LIHMKG. KERRISON * LEipiild, Importers of Foreign and Domestic Dire QtQQDS^ WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL. Basel Street, One door from King, April 5i0. Charleston, S. C. 12 m