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Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Low for Cash!. ^PHE Subscribers take pleasure in informing their a A friends and the public generally, Unit they liavo on littod a well-selected Slock of Dry Goods and Groceries, consisting of Ready Made Clothing or all descriptions; Calicoes, tiomespuns, ana an other articles generally found in Dry Goods estab ^ lishraents, together with a well-assorted Stock of Boots Shoos, Ilats, Caps, &c. Our Stock of GROCERIES, consists of SUGAR, COFFEE, . BACON', LARD, HOUR, CORN, . - . , HEAL, TOBACCO, And SEGAfcS of all kinds. 41so, MACKEREL, in Barrels, half Barrels and Kilts. A line assortment of Candies, <&e. Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg, and Cinnamon. Bar and Toilet Soaps. Cheese, Soda Crackers, aud Butter. " And a variety of FRUIT constantly on hand. Also, a choice variety of Liqnors, consisting of Wines of all kinds ; ^ Brandies?Apple, Peach,-and French. W Now England Rum. h Holland Gin, and Wolfe's No. 1 Schiedam Schnapps, in quart aud pin: Bottles. Wniskey of all kinds. J. Martin's Old Rye?5 years old. Motiongeliala, 3est Old Flavoured Rye Whiskey, and ' other common brands. ' Porter. Ale. and Champagne Cider, all of which will be sold as low as the lowest for Cash, and Cash only. They also avail themselves of this opportunity of notifying those who bave not settled their accounts for the past year, to come forward and settle now, and save them the dnpleasant dutv of dunning. Call on BROWN &. MYERS, Feb 7 * At the 11 Old Brick Cornci\" ^ Ordinary's Sale. BjY,.permission of the Ordinary, I will sell before '.the Court House in Camden, between the legal hours of sale, on the FIRST MONDAY iu March next, the following property, to-wit: One Tract of Land. Belonging to the Estate of R* S. Owens, decvasedaituated in Kershaw District, on the waters of Flat Bock Creek, containing One Hundred and !N"inety-Six ? .... ACBES, ? Bounded by hmds belonging to the Estate of William "Wilson, deceased, the widow Sill and the widow Yonng TERMS made known on -day of sale. * Feb 14?tJ - B. E. S11.L.S. K. D. ^EXECUTOR'S SALE7 WILL be-sold before the Conrt Honse door in Camden,, on the FIRST HONDA Y in March next, (if not sold before at private sale,) Two Hundred Acres, (MOCK OB LESS) Lying on Little Lynches Creek, adjoining Lauds of Gen. Cautey, Finley McCaskill and others. TERMS made known at sale. Feb 14?ui J. J. McKAINT, Exor. . ^ s Groceries, Groceries. :C: |j| JOS. M GAYLE&CO. RESPECTFULLY offer for inspection their wellselected stock of Family and Plantation Groceries ! 0 " wuoijiuig w? wiy w?iv wo* uiiu u coiicom ai uwivs acj'b ?> iu their lina. Also, & varied supply of . Wines, Liquors, Fruits, Cigars, &c.! "And every article appertaining to the House-Keeping department. Wo only solicit a trial, and feci assured thai we it ill give ?ali*faction in every respect. Feb 14 J. M. GAY LB, W. MUNGO. Irish' Potatoes. y " ? K .yvyw taJUN w JLJL planting use, just reeoived bv Feb 14 J/)S. M. GAYLE k CO. Molasses. C) BBLS. N. O. Molasses. f% . JLifJ SO Half Bbls N. 0. Molasses. Muscovado, Porto Rico and West India Molasses, tew crop, just received by Feb U JOS M GAYLK A CO. Final Notice. AIjI. PERSONS indebted to Mr. James I Villeplfcne, are hereby notifiod that unless payment be made oi. or before Next Retctrx Day, <-tiit will bo entered. Wm L. DePASS; iVb'14-td 7 ^Vssignee. ~T MTOTTKOCEi:# i I,L persons indebted to the undersigned for^Wj ? J\_ year 1859, are kindly requested to call and settle before Next Return Day. otherwise they will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collec.ion. reb 14-3i R- SPRINGER, per A. Mack, Agent. B, 0. WHITE'S MARBLE YARD, 119 MEETI2ST<3?ST-, '(Next door North of Charleston Theatre,) Charleston, S- C. Monuments, llead Stones, Marble and Brown Stone, Tile, Lintels, Sills, Blue Flagging, 4c. ^ February 7 Cm * * THOMAS H. GRIFFXH, mzz ?a? tvjz z?m. e ss ;ss ~j? <sue> im AND Forwarding Merchant, Brown's Wharf Charleston, South Carolina. REFERENCES. . D. D. IIocott. Camden, S. C.; Brown, DeRossett <k Co., Woo York;- DkRossett. Brown & Co., Wily?^ * vungtun, N. C. 3^"^ ^^JTsfParticuli/r attention paid to NASAL STORES, ^ COTTON and GENERAL PRODUCE. [feb 6-l2m , New Carpel Store. V ? 'JAMES e. BAILIE, DIRECT IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS OF - CARPETING, RUG6. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, Ac. CURTAIN DAMASKS, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. Ac. J No. 231 Kin;;-Street, CHARLESTON, SO. C-A.-, And J. G. BAILIE <t BRO., Augusta, Ga. Feb 7 I2m * 7 HOWELL & BROTHERS, Manufacturers of PAPER 'HANGINGS, CURTAIN PAPERS, &c., 260 Ballinore Street, BALTIMORE, 3v? 3D J^"Our Goods are especially adapted to the lionm end Southern maiket. Feb 7-2m Havana Segars, ^ f UST received a supply of the following choice ? I T> A* CABARGAS. . * ARROYO HONDO, * RIO HONDO. RED CROSS. P Fob.?,? At McKA IN'S DRUG STORE. Make Way! ALL ihe Rich Silk and Worsted Dross Goods, now on band at the '"old corner," will be sold At Cost for Cash, to make way for New Spring Goods. Among them arc somo splendid SILK and MUSLIN Robos of the latest rtyles. ' E. W. BONNEY. Negro Woman For SaleAFIRSTRATK COOK WASHER and 1R0NER. Feb. 7.?id. Apply at this Ottiec. Fine Seed I*o!atoe?. -\ FOUNTAIN BUTTER, Bacon Sides, ft, f s.ile riVL at the "eld comer." E. W. BONNEY: I . : T&arsr Or O C3* 33 i6ll @ "TT7E iNTITK ATTENTION TO ONE OF THE ii LARGEST and BEST ASSORTED Stocks, of DRY GOODS To bo-found in the SOUTHERN COUNTRY, comprising : SILKS, tippq<J annus .L/JLlJLiUU UUUJUUI In Every Variety. FRENCH, ENGLISn AND AMERICAN! Cloths and Gassimeres. IRISH LINENS, Embroideries. H03IEEY AND GLOVES, Duitirsiits of all kinds, BLANKETS. Plantation Goods OF EVER'Y DESCRITION! < Our intention is to keep every article usually wanted for FAMILY OR PLANTATION USE. And to offer good Goods only at fair prices. Our business is conducted strictly on The ?:?<51'ricc System. I ROBT. mm k CO, DRY GOODS, A09 &, 211 King street , Charleston^ S. 0. Jan 17 ly~ . 3 DENTAL SURGERY, D. M. ROGERS, M. D., and Gradaate of the Baltimore College oi Dcttia! Surgery, HAVING DETBRMIN- * to locate in Camden*, I ^-GjDCX?.spectfu 11 y "offers his services^GliCJ? to the citizens of the town and vicinity. All oper- < ations performed in the best possible manner. ARTIFICIAL WORK. inserted in all the latest and ' most approved methods. Those wishing artificial 1 dentures are requested to call. Dr. R. will attend to all operations coming within the province of the Dental Surgeon. References: Dr. C. A. Harris, Prest, and Prof. Baltimore Colege Dental Surgery. 'Prof. P. H. Austen, Baltimore. Prof, j'aynaid, Washington City. Also, t'te citizens of Bishopvillo and vicinity, Sumter District. _ ] | egr Office over'the Post Office, formerly occupied j I by the late Dr Joseph Lee. , Nov. 29,?tf. , Kershaw in Equity. I ( James F. Sutherland vs. James Dtmlap, et. al. J BILL. JNUl'lUh; * 'JLU UliJbJJJL 1VLJS. ( THE creditors of John It. Joy, deceased, will ] pleaee take notice that, id pursuance of ati order I roiCourt, pa^d^above-stated*caso (Bill), tbey are jj aid deceased, and establieh the same before tbe Commissioner in Equity for Kershaw District, S. C., on or belorethe first day of Slay next. Jan Ml .. WM. It. TAYLOR, . Coin. Kq., Kershaw District. ^" | Building Notice. I '"piIE undersigned would inform the citizens of 1 JL Camden tbat they have now the command of superior Workmen, and are ready to undertake all < work in the building line. All contracts entered into ( previous to the 18th April will he completed, after 1 which lime no work will be received. 1 Faithful performance and despatch guaranteed in ' all cases. T. B. A A. Y. LEE, 1 Feb T-;f Architects and Engineers. 1 Cabinet Work. ; THE Subscriber would inform the citizens of Camden and vicinity that he has opened a Shop on i Broad-Street, ono door below Young's Book Store. 1 where he is prepared to do any kind of Work in the Kcpairiug Braneli of the above business, al the shortest notico and in the best manner. Feb 7?tr M. "W. MORRISON. To those Interested! ALL who are indebted to the subscriber, where the indebtedness is of longer standing than ONE 1 year, ore notified that, unless puyment is made or the claims satisfactorily adjusted before Return Day i they will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for ' collection. J. PUNLAP. Camden, January 31 ' Elixir Calisaya Bark. A proportion containing in a pleasant form the virtues of the best PERUVIAN BAP.K. A 1 gentle Tonic, and an almost infallible remedy for Chill and Fever. Try a Bottle > Prepared and sold by J. J. McEAIN, Drug't. Take Kotice! ALL persons indebted to tlio subscribers by note or account are requested to come forward and pay, or mune some satisfactory arrangement before return day, or their accounts will be given in the hands of an attorned for collection. Feb. 7,?trd. M. DRUCKER & CO. SANCHEZ SPECIFIC CAN bo sent by mail and will effect a cure sooner than any other medicine, is safe, pleasant aud reliable. Solil by J. J. McKAIN Noticer|>HE GRAVE YARD will be locked in futuio ? A Persons needing it can Cud the key at the Guard Room. (By order of Counril.) Feb 7 J. K WITll ER3POON. Recorder. GUANO, GUANO. rpiIE best article of I'ui'liviail Giiacio for JL sale at the Depot, in quantities to suit purchasers. Cash on delivery. Fob. 7,?tf. JAMES JONES. Npvro (ioo<k - -l"J- - SUITABLE for Plantation use or House Servants, via: Plains, Kerseys, Jeans, SalinetU, Plaid Linseys. Marlboro stripe. Cotton Osnaburgs, Cheeks, Ac, for sale by A. M. &, R. KENNEDY. Soft 13 -if 8C New "Sear's Notice. ALL persons indebted to the subscriberaro cxpcc. ted .to call and settle forthwith. He will open no now accounts, except with those who have heretofore paid pioinptly. Jan 3?tf - ROBT. LATTA. Prime Seed Oats. VN0T1IER Lot of elegant SERD OATS, just received and for sale at the Depot, by Feb 7 JAMES JONES. That Cough CAN BE CHECKED IN TIME, bv trying a Bottlo of the Cough mixturo, prepared and sold by Feb. 7,? J. J. McKAIN. Lost, ON Broad street, a large Brass KEY. No. 077. Tho finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. Camden, January 31?tf Wagon GreaseA Superior article for iron axles, put up in kegs, iL Sold by J. J. McKAIN. Ayqr's Cherry Pectoral. NEW^BOOIvS. THE RIVALS, A TALE OF H'C times of Afcxntider Iiamilton and Aaron Buit, by Hon. Clemens. Footfalls on the Bonndary o( Another IVorld, by R. D. Owen. The Great Tribulation; or, Things Coming on the Earih, by the Rev. Joljn Cum tilings, D.D, 2 vols. ' Tho Prarie Traveller, with Mops, dee.. of tlie principal Route# between the Mississippi and the 1'aeilic. by Capt. Marcy, U. S. A. Morphey's Games of Chess in Europe and America, with critical?iotos, by J. Lowenihal. Art Recreations, a complete gcido to ornamental work. Leaves from an Actor's note Book. Self Education. Jerusalem and ils Environs. Christian's Mirror, by A. L. 0. E. Seven years, and other tales, by American Almanac fori SCO. Miller's do., bound aid interleaved. J. A. YOUNG. rEZbTTIOZTNT CAMDBN LIGHT INFANTRY. | YG>H1 art! licreb}' sta stummed 0 TO ATTEND YOUlt ANNIVERSARY &L PARADE. on WEDNESDAY, the 22d February, I860, AT 10 O'CLOCK rilEWKa* CJSELY, properly armed and equipped V^(j for drill and target practice. VA / By order of Lt. J. D. KENNEDY, Uw Commanding. J- A. ScititoCK, 0. S. Jan 10-id ERICKFOR SALE. 1 AO AAA DRTCK, at$7.50 per thouX \7 \Ji \J v J v.' sand. Also, a quantity of Lumber, consisting of Joist, Sleepers, Window Sashes, Blin^j, Frames, tfcc. Apply to Jan 21-tf J. S. NETTLES. MaRSIIMALLOW PASTE, Iceland Moss Taste, Sugar Paste, and Guin Drops, for s.ile by Jan 31 J.J McKAIN, Druggist. FR.ESII dardcia Scods, just opened at Jan 31 McKAIN'S Drug Store. "fresh garden seeds, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT THJE POST OFFICE. MBRACING all the varieties usually required jj Ibr tliis Market, and of the TEST QUALITY. Camden, S. C. Jan 31?tf * FOR SALE,' My Residence in East Eirkwood, . TIIE premises are in good repair.? AxirftX-JX To an approved purchaser the terms will be made nccoinniodnting. m&SESS- Apply to H. W. DeSAUSSURE, Jan S?2m or TI10. J. WARREN. Medical Card. DR. A. A. MOORE OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO ,ho citizens oi Camden and viciuitv. JSTOFFICE next door below A. U. & R. Kennely, Camden, S. C. December 20-1 y . fresh garseh seeds, A LARGE and select stock of GARDEN SEEDS, and Onion Setts, just received by Jan 10 J. J. McKAIN. to the public. EVER since my "Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps" ?the purest anil best Gin (or medical purposes ?became fully appreciated throughout this country, [ have been constantly sjlicited by druggists, apothecaries, and large numbers ol'tho most eminent physisians, in all parts of the Union, to add to my Gin importations pure Brandies and Wines, and to bottle hem the same as I am and iiavcbeen doing with the Schnapps; to sea! with my seal and give my ccrtiti ;nlo guarantying their undoubted purity. I should loug ago have endeavored to comply with. ,he flattering requests, but 1 found it impossible to lo so, especially in regard to tlie important articles of Sratidt, Pott and Madeira Wines, owing to the high trices in Europe, occasioned by short grape crops for ?imn rran Huno'il v for ilia success of inv now en. yours was ibnnd.uit. Another point in my favor is (his: the duty now on French Brandy in 70 per cent, less than it was when my medical friends began to solicit me lo furnish pure Brandy and Wines. These favoring circumstances liavc enabled me to commence a new enterprise. * I lin ve concluded to import Cognac Brandy and Wines, lo bottle thorn for medical as well as for private use. r am well aware, from the bitter experience, tlio vile attacks, the misrepresentation of mativcR aud enmity of dealers and mixers of bad articles which I met with and conquered in the case of my Schnapps beloro it obtained its present proud pre-eminence overall oilier Sins, that the new enterprise will be attended with r:qmsl opposition, more trouble, and involve an immense outlay of capital. These difficulties and expenses will be much greater, because I shall have to sneounter thenialignity and enmity of countless thou sands who are engaged in tiro liquor trade, and making fortunes by the manufacture ol infamous imitations of 'Brandy" rnado from poisonous compounds?their use llOirig ailKC OCSiruuuve n> OVUII.OJ iiuio.uiiiiu, uuu of course speedy death to the feeble invalid, or those in whoso behalf eminent physicians have urged upon me the importation of a pore, invigorating article of Brandy. I shall do, in spilo of all opposition, even that of the dealers and sellers of the stuff in bottles called "Brandy," of which millions of bottles are annually sold, and which is no better than the worst of poisons. I am perfectly willing and well satisfied to embark in this new enterprise, and have no fears, no doubt about the most ultimate success for myself and the druggists and apothecaries in the ihirty-thrco States, if they will heartily co-operate itli me in my efforts to drive out of use the vilest of compounds, called 1 Brandy," and replace it with the pure, tirfadulterated article, which I will faithfully and truly supply. The medical virtues of pure French Brandy need not bo told. The Brandy imported ley me I will bottle, seal with my Seal, my label, and add my certificate that it is of the first quality, and pure and un adulterated as when it left the distillery in France. I will stake my reputation as a man, my standing as a merchant, and rny tried commercial integrity, Ihnt what 1 pledge and certify to with my seal, my label, and my certificate is correct, and can be relied upon by purchasers in any section of the Union to which my Braedy may bo sent I have made arrangements with the best Brandy manufacturers iu France, with those who have a world wido renown as the first Brandy exporters. I have selected four eminent firms who will siiip'me their Brandies I shall not designate the article by any other name than Wolfe's Genuine Cognac Brandy. II 1 were to do otherwise it would lie useless, for then unprincipled persons, who are incessantly engaged in tho nefarious traffic of imitating all valuable articles, would s??ou imitate mid adopt my mark as a cloak under which to sell their compound of poisons to cover the vile imposition. I am now prepared to receive and execute ordo-s for Wolfe's Genuine Cognac Brandy addressed to me, No.?2 Beaver street. t'rices will "be given to personal application, or in reply to ieiters. In this ciicular I nave thus far written mainly about pure Cognac Brnudy; I have now to call your atten lion to other liquors and wines. I am prepared to supply orders for "Jamaica Bum," imported and bottled by tue; also, "Irish and Scotch Whiskey." The purity and genuineness of the last named articles, imported lor "medical use," I will also guaranty with my seal, my label and my certificate. I shall also import tho purest and best "Madeira," "l'ort" and "Sherry" Wines for medical purposes.? Tbeso I also guaranty with my seal, my label and my certificate. In conclusion permit, mo to add that I shall lie hop py to hear from those tl.at this circular reaches, owl whose personal or pecuniary interests it may effect, in the combination of articles that I engage to supply. Should any such person visit Now York?especially o Druggist, Apothecary or I'liysiciun?I shall be most happy to receive a personal call. There is no importer who possesses more actual experience awl knowledge of the importing liquor and wine trade than I do; I have been engaged iu it over thirty years. I have narrated soipe facts connected witli my new enterprise, for 1 he particular information ol those connected with the practice or tlm sale of medicines, ti t nm fnvnroil with tho visits of ntiv such, or by friends to whom tliey give letters of introduction to me, they can see with their own eye?, and test my truthfulness by their own observation. I respectfully crave, for this Circular and its contents. a direful and attractive perusal. I am, respectfully, your obedient servant, uaoipno wone, IS, 20, nnd 22iionvcr Strcot, New York. .... :o:.... WHOLESALE AGENTS. J. D. CRIEFF i CO, New Orleans, La. S. J. & ' J. JONES. Mobile, Ala 11UNNICUTT & TAYLOR. Atlanta. Go. 1IAYILAXD,CIlICIlKSTKll.tCo., Augusta, Gn. RAGLAND &LlltCIl, Columbus, Ua. BOW'DRK & ANDERSON. Macon, Un. HOLCOMH& 00, SnVnm.nh, Oa. '}. FOLLIX, Charleston, .S. C. January 10 bgi 2 [ I _ ; GALE'S ~~T X (pi wdfS WS] n Hr? w ?p pi t'SVk; W-*QO #f> CO !iP^i ' ''i ?* ?' Cy%, CS> CO fi>) CO '-?v " S?V^ iiiil A Jk A Mil J& .A ^ f*' AND ?hi ie ik' ret0rbs.. ^ GREflT BAM GAIJVS. The Subscriber is now prepared to offer to purchasers the greatest inducements everIwld out, in the way of VEHICLES of evey description, liavSac; tho largest and best solected stock of Carriages' Bockaways, Buggies, Sulkies, etc. Ever offered in this marfct, and bnilt expressly for this trade, and having increased facilities to supply the wants of his customed, fools satisfied that he can answer the demands of all who may favor him with a call or order. Persons in tho countrySvill be supplied with Almanacs containing cuts of most of tho styles of vehicles offered by me, and roceiw: all information regarding prico, quality, Ac., by addressing ' SrS., . ] MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN" CARRIAGES, HARNESS, ETC., 325tasel and 35 and 40 "Wentworth Street, CHARLESTON, SO. CA. The. largest Carriage Mart In the Sositli! Feb 7 * r - % tf 8 1 _ _ FOGjARTIES & STILLMAN. . CASH DRY GOODS DOUSE. WE ARE NOWfPREPARED TO EXHIBIT A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF fall! winter dry goods. We have, as hertjtoforc, given our--spccial attention, in the selection of our stock, with a view of supplying J PLANTERS AND FARMERS f" with e\ cry variety of DRY GOODS for . PLANTATION AND FAMILY USES. Our long cxperici cc in this branch of our business, and our facilities for purchasing DOMESTICS oh the m >st advantageous tenns, together with the CASH system, enables us to sell at very low prfd s. City acceptances; t 30 or 00 days will be taken as cash. Orders from the r mntry will receive prompt attention, and every effort made to give satisfaction. . j. HUT [LLEBS5 FOE, I860, with memorandum mtUchcd, and a list of our stock, will be ready on 1st October, and will 'be sent by mail ?Bvats, .on application to m FOGAHTIES & STILLMAN", Feb. 6-1 y. m 257 King-St., Corner Wentworth, Charleston, S. C. Isjinw Receiving his Stock of .ST ^ lET "135^ Et Eimreaeipg"stippiy ui bucji anibi^s as-are* SUlfABLE FOR THE SEASON. THE Undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and the public in general that they arc prepared to offer great inducements in Dry-Goods, Heavy and Fancy Groceries, <fcc., /-?=>-> trr=v\. rpai Brown and Bleached Shirting?wide and good. Apron and Shepherd Checks; Schuylkill Checks. Family Linen, Fancy Prints, Printed Lawns. Solid Cheek and Fancy Plaid GINGHAMS. A variety of Colored Cambrics. Ladies' L. Cambric Handkerchiefs. Calicoes of handsome patterns and fast colors. Colored Cotton and Berlin Gloves. White and Colored Hose ; Spool Thread,?white and col'd. Linscy, Jeans, Tweeds, Satinets, Half-Hose, Colored Lisle Thread Gloves, Ac., Ac. -KATSIKAW HATS I r^B A large and well-selected Stock of HATS, embracing many of eg > <c?> the latest Style and best finish. Those in want of something durable, cheap, and at the same time fashionable, would do well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere-. 83822! SHB1S1-22022! I 23822-! I The Subscriber confidently solicits an examination ojbis large and raricc Stock of SHOES, for Ladies, Chil-fe^&k Jron and Gents, lie lias on hand some beautiful patterns which will be sold at prices'that can but prove advan 233 tagcous. GROCERIES,?IN PART AS FOLLOWS: COFFEES?Java, liio, African, Laguyra, ar.d St. Domingo. SUGARS?Stuart's A. B. A C.; N. 0.,?in Hogsheads and Barrels, Porto Rico. BACON.?Hams?a choice brand,?Sides and Shouldcis. LARD.?In whole and half Barrels: also, in Kegs for family use. * MACKEREL:?In whole, half and quarter Bbk; also, in Ivitts, Nos. 1 0 A 3 PRIME AND MESS PORK. . ' N EG- HO CLOTHS! Kerseys, Plains,?of various kim.ls, Negro Blankets?very heavy, and at a low figure, Osnaburg of the Columbia Mills, Ac. . JOSEPH M. GAYLE, & CO., CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA, Cfct. 18, 1S50. HARTFORD HAS mSOAAMI OCMPAHY, H AETPCRD, C O 3>T 3XT . / Fimovporated A. !>. 1SIO. Charier Perpetual. ft 1.000.000 Autnorreta v/ap?iui, - - - T J ? ( Capital Paid in-------- 500,000 ' Surplus, - - - - - - 300,000 AssoSs iH;iy 3, 3S51). Cash on hand ami in Think $79,9U9.I2 710 .Shares P.an': Slock in Boston,.... 100,900.00 Balances on Hook duo Company, <:,154.S9 -100 P hares Ji m k Stock in St. Louis,.. 41,000.00 Bills Receivable, amply secured 09.410.04 240 Shares Kail Head and oilier Stock, 10,500 00 Ileal Jistate unencumbered, (cash value,). 15,000.00 Hartford City Bonds, G per cents 3C,312 50 2409 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford,... .245,889.00 State Stocks, (Tenn., Ohio, Mich., Wo.) 2200 " New-York,.. .'200,475.00 0 per cents *. 58.000.00 United States' Treasury Notes 14,035.00 $G0G,90G.45 Total $S74,313.05 LIAJBIiLITIIES : Claims for Losses uimljuHcil, $29,073.08 J IE?.Ie> .52T .ESL ."DLC3 C2C.3J rTiiL'M cil jE^_LHS. c H. HUNTINGTON, ' CilAULKS BOSWKLL; ,I0B AT.LYN. ALBERT D.VV, I1KNRY KKNBY, .JOHN P. BRACE, JAMES GOODWIN, CALVIN DAY, CHARLES J. ItUSS. Ti.MO. C. ALTA'N, fSecretary. ' 1 i. 111'NTIXOTOX, President. ?. C. LYMAN) Assistant Secretary. \\ M. N. LOWERS, Actuary. This old end reliable Company, established for nearly Fifty Yeahs, continues to Insure against Loss or Dnmngo by Firo on Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses, Slorca, Merchandise, Mills, Manufactories, and most other kinds of proportyJ on its usual'satirfactory terms. Particular attention given to insuring Farm Property, consisting of Dwellings, Barns and Out-Buildings connected, and Furnituifo, Livo Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, &c., &c., contained in the same, lor a term of throe or livo years at i.otv rates of premium, N Applications for Insurance may bo made to the undersigned, the duly authorized Aycnt for Camden and vicinity. i I^ossosequitably ndjnJted at this Agency, and paid immediately, upon satisfactory proofs, in the funds current in the cih'xs at Koo York or Ttuiton, ns the assured mav prefer. ' WM. ANDERSON AGENT. OAMDKN, s.i J. Mui'cli i-7, lb'-VJ. HATE JUST RECEIVED AN.6 ARE NOW PREPARED TO EXHIBIT A very large and excellent assortment of GOODS IN TIIEIR LINE OF BUSINESS, EMBRACING Now in vogue, and ranging in* quality, from tlie common, but ? ? O riTT-TTknnn A nTrr>T AT A nmmT T^d (jrOOJJ & SUUSIAIVIJLAJL AJXXlVJJUHiO, Suited for Farm purposes, and for Servant's use, to the MOST ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,: For Gentlemen) Ladies' and Children's Wear! Their STOCK has been personally arid carefully selected?has been purchased for CASH?from the most reliable manufacture"*, and will be sold Or to promptly-paying customers on the most favorable terms. . :?:0: : 7~ Confident that an examination of their Goods and prices will prove entirely satisfactory to all making it, they respectfully and cordially invite their friends and the public generally toCALL AND SEE FOE THEMSELVES. ,Fq eETa <dOr. Camden, So. Ca., October 11, 1859. 41 # , -if 'Jl '59. FALL. STOOB^ '39. A. M. & a. Kennedy are now receiving their usual full variety of Fancy and Staple Dry deeds!SUITABLE FOR T1IE - FALL and WINTER, . * . ; / Ht To which they invite, with confidence their customers and the publicy Both as regards Quality and Price. ORBAT DISPLAY . OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS. K00PIM1I&.SOWERS. (Successors to M. Drucker & Co.,) Have now in Store, and will be receiving weekly, a splendid Stock of flLL INI NINTH GOODS. G The laurcst portion of our Stock being purchased for Cash, and having a constant buyer ia .. the northern cities, we are enabled to offer such inducements that will defy competition. We jiamcin part, Cashmere and D'Laine Robes?latest styles. .a Black and Colored Silks, 02 1-2 cents, and upwards. French Merinos, 87 1-2 cents do., English-Merinos, 25 cents do. Two Cases Rich pattern D'Laine, 12 1-2 cts., 1 Case Ducal Plaids, 12 1-2 cts.; 1 do.assorted Plain D'Laine, 12 1-2 cts.; 1 do. D'Begc, 12 1-2 cts. Black Alpacca, at IS 3-4 cts. and upwards. 3 Cases Celebrated "Wamsutta Prints, 10 and 12 1-2 cts.: 2 do. Ginghams, 12 1-2 and upwards; 10 do. Bleached Shirtings, 0 1-4 cts.andupwards. : HOOP SKIRTS, ^ ' ALL DESCRIPTIONS, FOli LADIES AND MISSES. DRESS TRIMMINGS?Latest Parisian. Style. Large variety of BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS, from 2.25 upwards. Merino Cloaks, 1.56. " SHAWLS, 81. A complete assortment of *, Blankets, Satinetts, Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans, Flannels, Cassimeres. . READY MADE CLOTHING, FOR MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR, Manufactured with great care for the Retail Trado? embracing every variety of Style. Gents' Traveling Blankets and Shawls! OUR STOCK OF Comprising all the various styles; Gents', Misses', Youth's and Children's Wear. Also,. SERVANTS' SHOES, manufactured to our order, expressly for this market. We feel confident in asserting the fact that our facilities for selecting Goods, both in rega rd to qualities and prices, suited to the wants of the public are unsurpassed. KOOPMANN & SOMMERS. . T%/rTTsTa.A.lCJX^ THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING Ac E8BTEI> THE AGENCY OF THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF RALEIGII, N. 0., FOR CAMDEN AND VICINITY, is prepared to receive applications for policies of LIFE INSUB-ANCE, on the most reasonable terms. The Lives of SLAVES insured at moderate rates. WILLIAM L. DePASS, Agent June 7. North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company. , ' FIB.E! . THE undersigned is the Agent of the CHARLOTTE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY for this place. He will insure Against Loss or Damage by Fire on Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses, Stores. Merchandise, Mills, Manufactories, and most other kinds of property, on its usual satisfactory terms. Applications for Insurance may be made"to the undersigned, the duly authorized Agent for Camden and vicinity. WILLIAM L. DePASS, Agent June 7 Charlotte Mutual Fire Insurance Company. For fcfc- GUANO. Two Prime Scgro flic si. rpHE UNDERSIGNED is Agent in Charleston ~ r JL. for the sale of GUANO of different descripONE is a good Cook, fir^l ratio House Servant and tions, all of which is imported direct or received Ostler, and a capital Hotel Waitiugman, i:i the j fron, tho importers, and warranted pure. All Orders prime of life. _ from Factors and Planters supplied at the market The other is a good Wagoner. price and shipped promptly. TERMS. PEKtJYTAN GUANO, Direct from tho Agents of , . , , r . , ... . the Peruvian Go<-ernmen. The proceeds of the sale of one to bo paid m part EL[p,.: guaX0 imported direct from Elide Island. Cash. The balance, with the sale of the other, on (Lower California;) a Cargo of COO ions lias just favorable terms. _ _ arrived. This GUA^O contains 12 per cent, of Tan 31-tf J'- J,c' Ammonin, mid considered by many wbo nave SIJPERIOE, used it. as fully equal to Peruvian. . AMERICAN GUANO, From Jarvis Island, received G & R D P iS 0 ^ from ll,L' Importers in New York. b;WrSUt1^ _ SOMBRERO GUANO. Direct from Sombrero Island. HAVING received our Spring supplies of Frcsli (\V. I.:) contains by analysis of Professor ShepGarden Seeds, we invito the attention ol all pnr?l, of Charleston Medical College, 78 per cent, persons who are awake to the great importance of of Done Phosphate of Lime. A valuable article ? using the 1)EST OF SEEDS ONL\. fcr mixing with Peruvian. Wo have on hand ft few ' A A. MFX 1 CAN* GUANO, Imported into Batt52o?Jt, more. Also, some choice FLOWER SEEDS, embracing CARRIBEAX GUANO, Imported diiect front Cnrnmtiv new and rare kinds. For sale by Sea, end contains 42 per cent. Bono Pltos* Jan 17 F. L. ZKMP. phate of Lime. Paraffino CandleSi MANIPULATED GUANO, Containing one-half Per-* V ATM.' mir no A L an. fu'r sale bv the Box Phosphate of lime, from the iVI cr the Pound, by SUrKllVnOsi'HATY OF LIME, From Bangb'n _ Manufactory, Philadelphia. Highly recomm?4 Foi OcUC> FARMER'S PLANTER, From Croton Mills, ?orr A GOOD TRAM of well broke. largo ami young Voik. In barrels, 3U0 ibe. j.V, MCLUS; also", a good Wagnu nn?l Harness. TIIOMAS J. KERR, Jan 10 Apply to J. K. WITIiEKSPOOX. Jan l7-6t Kerr'- Wh:;rf, Charleston, S. C. \XJ IHTB CLOVER SEED, for sale by ; l^RKSIl COXGHESS WATER, just received, at ? >1 dec 13 J. J. McKAIX. 1 Jan 31 MeKAlX'S Drug Store. J