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4 # ' , For the curt* of Headache, Giddiness, Salt Rheum Rheumatism. Piles,-Hearthurn. Worms, Dyspjp-ia. (..'ho! era Morbus. Pains in the Hack Limbs and Joints, Genera weakness. Fits, Consumption, Palpitation of'tlie Heart Liver Complaint. Rising in the Throat. Erysipelas. Deaf ncss. Dropsy, Asthma, Itchings of the Skin. Fevers of a! kinds. Colds, Gout, Gravel, female Complaints, Nervon Complaints, and all other Diseases arising front impuritie of the blood, and morbid secretions of the liver am stomach. 83r Every disease to which the human frame is subj-et originates from impurities of the b'.ooJ or derangement o the digestive organs. Dr. Cordon's Family Pills. Being compounded exclusively of sneii ingredients a Nature intended should operate on the impurities of lh Human System. Strike at the root of the disease, removing all impuritie from the body, opening the poivs externally an J internally separating all foreign and obnoxious particles fmin tin Chyle, so that the blood, of which it is the origin, inti-t hi thoroughly pure?necessarily securing a free and vigoron action to the Heart, Lungs, Liver and Stomach, therelr restoring health.by opening the pores, cleansing lh< vein* and arteries, utiimpeding all the natural veins and pu rifying the blood; they render the system not only thorough ly sound, but also impervious to disease, even wiien al OTHER means have failed. W Within the last twelve months, more than one bun dred cases of the most aggraval'd forms of dvspepsia liav been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting, the bin Pill, and almost every other nvans had been resorted t: without any benefit, and when death stared its miserabl' victim fully in the face. If Or Cordon's Pills were no adapted to the cure of any but this horrid malady, thei uniform success in this disease alone would be sullicieut ti "waft on to fame" the name of their inventor, as a bene ractor of his species. 8?rThis medicine never fails to cure the \vor;t cases o Tiles in one week! For a more detailed description of the Medicine, the man ncr of its opeiation, the complaints it is adapted to an ! tie cures it has performed, we refer the reader to our agents who will give them a Pamphlet gratis. For sale by James It. McKain, F. L. Ze.mp Camden also, forsaleat all the towns and country stores in the trout i and West. Truth ,is powerful, and, in this instance, hrc prevailed. va _mi m -r* J -?.? mrvicra w egeiat/ic mtkis. Testimonials.?Extract of a letter from Dr Waines of Philadelphia, Feb. 2,18-10.?"Vour Pill: are the mildest in their operations, and yet 1:10s powerful in their effects, of any that 1 have eve met with in a practice of eight and twenty years Their action 011 the chyle, and hence on the impu rities of the biood, is evidently very surprising." Extract of a letter from Dr. Hertry Hall, of vine bee, L. C-, Mirch 6, 1811.?"For hillious fevers sick headaches, torpidity of the bowels, and en largetnent of the spleen, Dr. Peters' 1'iils are ai excellent medicine." For sale by all the Druggists in Augusta, Ilam burg and Charleston, and A.J. .Muses, Suuitor ille. J. R. McKAlN, .Sole Agent in Camden Also, for sale by j. R. McKain, Camden, and A A. J. Moses, Sumterville, HARRISON'S OINT MENT, an unfailing remedy in the cure of ai kinds of Wounds, Sores, Scalds and Burns, an< the Piles. Price 50 cents. Dr. (J. 1C. TYLER'S "PBVEP. J&.OT3 PILLS. If there ever was a medicine that merited tin public praise for the great good it has done in cu ring Chills and Fever, it certainly must be Dr Ty ler's Ague Pills, as they cure the patient in 2hours. They do not operate as a purgative, lvj as a tonic, and produce 110 unpleasant symptoms and euro permanently, nor can they fail, if used a: directed?the trial of a single box will prove tin above statements, therefore, if you would sec up your health, procure a box of the genuine Tyler'; Ague Pilis. For sale by J. R. McKain and F. L Zemt, ii Camden, and on enquiry will be found at incst 0 the towns and country stores. A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DR. UriTAM's VECSETABiLS: ELECTUARY, OR INTERNAL REMEDY EOK THE PILES. Dr. Upham's Electuary is a cerain cure fur tl.at distre. ing complaint, whether Bleeding or DiiuJ.Iuti ru;.l or tlx tenia), and also for oilier diseases of a similar nature which are frequently found m conjunction with 1'ile-tucli as Inflamauon of the Liver and .Spleen; Inflamatmn of the Soreness of the Stomach; Inflatnatiun of the Bowels, Kidney and Bladder; Torpor and Inactivity of tlic Liter; Impurity of Blood and Internal Humors; Weakness and Inilamatiou of the Spine; tjfr Severe antl Habitual t.'osti veness; Flow of Blood to tlic head. Dizziness, &.C. Mark this.?It is an internal remedy?not an externa application, and will cure any case of piles, either b! I ine or blind, internal external; and the only thing tha will. It is & positive cure?speedy a d permanent. It i also a convenient medicine t? take, and improves the gen end health in an excellent manner. It is very mild in it: operation, anu may be taken in the mot acute inllataatio: without danger. All external applications an- in the high eat degree disagreeable, inconvenient and offensive am from the very nature of the disease, tvtujiuniry i:i their ef fects. This medicine attacks the disease at its source. ami renjeving the cause, renders the cure certain and per.11.1 neat. For sale in Camden, S. bv JAMES R. MruAlN. 8old wholesale and retail, by Wyatt v. ni.rvii.tu. .21 Fulton-street. N. V. For Sale. A new Rose-wood PIANO FORTE, of fine tone and superior finish. It may he teen at my Ware Room, and will be sold low. July 21. J. F. SUTHERLAND. 8. B. LETT Will continue to act as Agent for both the Hanks n this place, and attend to any commission business that may be entrusted to him. Fa?hiounl>lc Clothing. We are now receiving from New-York, fir stock ol Read; j'-made Clothing, made in the latent and mo t fashionable style, viz: Super Black, Dress anil Frock Coats; Do ' Sacks; ? Brown and Olive Frock Oat"; Business Coats, of various styles, ar.d made of handsome materials; Cloth, Beaver Cloth and Pih-t Overcoats; Vests of various sttdo; Fants &< ; With a full supply of Shirts, Under Carm-nt", Suspender*, self-adjusting Stocks, Cravats, Cloves. I loi>i-/i:.all of which will be sold at the verv lowest prie* s t?v Oct. 27. W. AXDiiiiSUN & t O. Pianos. Two seven Octave Fiatios, of superior workman, ship and tone, for sale bv the subscriber at a re duced price, to close consignment. June ?, 16d7. (? A1.0EN. KrNolicc.^) Those wlio want bargains in too way of iieWoreted Dress (Joods, will do well t< rail ami sec my assortment, as 1 am determined to sen them off at very low prices. \V. B. .JOHNSTON' Splendid Cliewins Tobacco. Friendship," Cherry Red," and "Rose lint" brands, some o! the finest r lie wing Tohacro n market. \V. B. JOHNSTON. Cieorgia I*I:i3i?s For sale by W. ANDERSON' ?> CO. Oct. 27, ldJ7. Law \o1itT. The subscribers having formed a copartnershij for the Fractire of Law, in Kershaw and tin neighboring Districts, will attend faithfully ant promptly to any matters in the line of tln-ir pro Tension, which may he entrusted to their care. ineymayuc miina mi iiirtnor notice, at thoii Office on Kin^-street, north side, immediately ii the rear of Boyd's Hotel, and nearly opposite the Court House. JOHN J. WO R KM AX. W. II. R. WORKMAN. June 2, 1847. 21 tf Just Received. 1 cask old Brandy (IJenncssos' brand) 1 M Biass's London Porter, pints 1 case Brandy Peaches Soda Crackers, mixed Pickles, &c. June 9. S. BENSON, vI^Ei uni^LAL 'PILLS. | Thestartling drawback "n nearly all Medicinal Afienta , has ever bei n that in their process of purgation and purifi' ! cation. they have a! n i>i:nu.iT.\TKi> tiik system. lienee I ! Purgative Medicines have always been regarded a-- at best i but a Atcessurn Evil, Patients resorting to them fur the J relief of one disease at the expencc of another. To.obj viate this, Physicians h ive long sought for an Agent that would a' the same time PURGE PURIFY" AND STRENGTHEN, j But their cfibrts were nearly fruitless, and they had ali most de?.pair<jd of success when flic labors of science,and Cvearrh were rewarded b. a d ecyvcrv which fully realJ [ ized the fondest desires of the M< .lical Facnity, a:..I which isjuv.it reeardi d as one of the inflRt important Triumphs | that Pharmacy laui ever achieved. This important desideratum is named !>* - ) n I'av?? Vnfnfnhln IT??ivr?rw?il T*i!ls. Which ]':!' : fi; the lih" it. and remove all rorritjJ. and j 5 viliulvil hum?.r.<. and unit- uMy ns from thcbodj . in a manner never before rivalled, and which yet prodtira ! Li no u-mknesii or la.<zil:i;!c whatever, l>;:t on the contrary tone j the Stomach, ami invigorate the constitution during the i Progress of theiroperatiuns! Dr. i,e Key's I ills, in fasti ,. unite those heretofore irr. conei'alile. but" uu?t deimble j \% qualifies. Kvutrrtliav. and J.ivisr.ralinn for tliev are a: the j Kline time a STRENGTHENING Pl"itGATIVii, AND A Pl'UIFYING TON If. j The two principal ingredients in Dr. L? Hoy's Pills are Wiltl Cherry and Mnrvapniitia. So prepared that each promotes tin* beneficial cfiect of " the other, the forinerptrengtheiiing. while t!:e latter, through its union with various vegetable ingredients, evacualesaiiJ l( purifes; tints they s'.tperiialac no torpidity of lassitude of t the Digc.-tive Fundio- ' ' -nee their operations are j attended bv no Ucnct' ateequent Costivencss. , Dr. F.e Hoy's Hills ... . most active and searching ,'( Medicine in existence. '' once attack the very root ' . of Disca-es. and their ac. > so prompt, that in an hour or twe after titer are taken, the patient is aware of their good ellec'.s. 'i l.ey not only operate on the Blood, lull also on the chvle, of which the ulontl is formed, and this secures good blood from the fountain head, moreover they ' produce licit .or nausea, griping or debility, and as a family ? medicine they have no rival* Price s'fi cents j?er box. ? For sale by James 11. McKaiii, Camden, s. (', c. iniiNfKcurioj cbs ' rtt:STO3?.TXV3i s Au Effectual li tuned y lor Coughs, and Colds, . UVEK COMPLAINTS, Raising of Blood?Pain in the side and idlest?also for ' PURIFYING Till: BLOOD?Eradicating Eruptions of the Shin?and all other diseases arising j ; from the want of tone in the STOMACH. . The efficacy of the Health Restorative is so w?dl known to the public, that the Proprietor consider the publishing of r certificates as useless, but those desirous ofexamiiiiiiglhem . can do so by calling on tlio Agents. Pamphlets may also be laid of the Agents gratis. The following certificate is from Dr. Chilton, the well known New Vork Cli-mi.-t. "I Itave analyzed a bottle of medicine called '-C. Hritick- i s erhofTs Health Restorative."'and find that it does not con. tain Mercury oratiy other inetalic pre|iara'i"ti nor opium in . any of its forms. It is composed of vegetable matter entirely." Jam its fit 11.ton, M. D. C. BRI.WKEKIIOOr. Proprietor. N. V. pjtncipnl office in the store of Messrs. ilAvnocK. Coa i.iks & eo., inij -'N'Ts ami dealers in Drttj*. DIN. ?v<\ "JI.S Pearl Street. I or sale by F. L. ZEMP. Camden. ; And by DruggGt- gene.ailly throughout the United States j J T?5il FASHIttSASSLE :| TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. j The subscriber being rhankfui i"??r tIi?* large patronage lie lias received, assures his customers and the public, that lie will continue to execute his work i:i the Lest and most fashionable style, at short notice. Jn order to obtain '.he I'-i'l woffcineii > he has to pay the highest prices in rash; he has ~ therefore changed his business, and adopted the cash system, and will expect the money whenever j his bills are presented. \V. M. WATSON, i ' spi't h 1S17- ? ii_ s To EJenJ. j The store next to tl.e corner of Broad and I)e- ' u Kalli streets, on the west side. IV-scs-ion given s on the 12iii inst. Tor particulars, en jn.ro of WW I. I'. Vll.l.KI'lGUB. ! ! List of Letters Remain? in the i'o?l (Juice at Camden 0:1 the . 1st of January, It. IS: A?N. It. Arrants, Mrs. M. '. bolt ["j R.mbin A! bcrt, Frank (care Dr. Andeison) Dr. Joel IJ. Adam.-, j T.J. Andrew--, John Alcorn. B?Win. Brown, S. II. Iloykiii [2] .Mrs. Lucy Bra. - cey, U.S. B.irwick [2] J. A. Bossaid, D. B.-aufoil [2j j C S. Bulkley. C?F. Cap.il, Sarah Connoivar, Catliarino Crimuiiugcr, James C'orbit, R. Catlicart & Co,, Thos. Cougler. D-lb L. Di-liabald A.O. Dunlip, Jane Dosicr. F?Simeon Fair, C. F. Fisl or, Win. Fletcher. CI?B. W. Gibhins, I. I) Guy or, James Gregg, II. M. Giles, Darling G iskiu, S. Gibson. It VU II II..'Ion I imiii II irriann f.11 Dr. IV t I Humming way* Joe House, J<?lin Harrison, Hariri ' il .ininoii'J, Eli Henderson, E Itvin ilt-riol, II. IIjITnun. J?James Johnson, Wm Jolly, \V, A. JvrJon. K?Mrs. Kemps, G. A. Kimbcrly, J. O- Kelly. | L-C. Levy. [-] M?Elizabeth McDuniel, Sarah C, McDanicI, M. ! McDuniel, I). .McL'j'ii',, E, P. Mendeuh ill, G. Mnisfield, A. McKascill, J. II. McD'tvell, John Mclt'in, A. Martin, J. M:ckIo, A. Marines, J. D. MeIIvane. N?Wade Newman. O?M. Olicurii, [til Hetty Orims, f2] ] I'?L. G Patterson, [*2j J. E. Pony. R?Lucy Roberts, Mrs. M. T. Uobcrson, G. J. Rollins, I. P. Riclibur^, Albert Roberson. ?Thomas Spears, Nathan Strickland, Tims. Starke, Caroline Lessfurd, John Stokes, Dr. Shrop. 1 shire, Jus. F. Sccrest. T?John Thomson, II 'bt. Taylor, Rcdinc Thorn-] son, S. M. Twitty, j.I \V?\V. Wcrton, .11, Waters, J. Wesley, W. ] Witclicr. J. N. GAuEWELTj P. M. !V ?*!? <*. All persons !i iviivr demands ajjainst the estate of Capt. l\jwo!l Jfciino, late of Kershaw Ifistricl, dcj cea>ed, are earnestly requested to present tlicni i properly atte.-'ed forthwith, and those indebted, arc requested to make payment to the subscriber. WILLI \M J. TAYLOH, Bxccutor. j June Ifi'lt.lstT. ! fJrafklayi?!-,' ;na<5 The subscriber h iving located himself in Cainden. respectfully oiler.- ids services to the citizens j of the town and the surrounding country. Ilrick. laying. plain l'ia-'erii ;., stucco work, corni-h and centres, roujAi castinir, indtutions of all kinds of stone ?S. c., will he r.\e ire! in a manner warranted to u've satisfaction. .V sliare of pitironnoo is sol| k it"*.!, lie may he loiind at his msi lence on lintIcih.te between ' :ti!:et and Lyttleton streets. IVrsons :it the eoun rv w . a n/ It s service, can ad- , ! dress him through the l'o.-t Oifire. J J??SBIMI SIIKniBIlD. i Ant,'. I6*, IS;7. -TJ tf i ! ESi'tidy-Uncle '3?>fSj5is K. IV. I'oNNttr lias opened his tail and winter 1 supply of (Joihiim. Antony them may he lowed j co.it-, from 1! ">0 to fs'.'l), vests, from 1 to i, ! : youth's mats and boy's laney suits of ihe latest styles and patterns; also, a I a rye assortment of : cotton and merino shirts and drawers, r*>me very ; i low; holies'merino and silk vrsts; pitent shirts ? s and skirting cloths. ()< ;. (J. Groceries. i 500 sacks Salt i" n\'i\N New Orleans and St. Croix Sugar 1 N'wv Orleans .Molasses Mio and Java Cuflee \ HKiiru ami i,oni rmmir; superior ! <'U* fVsron Sitles-; Iron am! Stri'l Liquors ii'isnitfil, willi a lull assortment of | Groci'ries, which will ho kohl oh roasnnabl j ' terms, l>v N. LIIVY. J '3iecscan<l fticc. Just received, a lot of fine norllicrn cheese, also a few bushels Bossard's best Itire. I Dec. 8. E. W. BONNEY. i NEW DRUG STORE, AT THt OLD STAND OF DR. GEO. REYNOLD Thosubscriber lias opened a Iresli and oxtensii assortment of the best Knjrlisli, French and Anier can Drugs, Chemicals, Brushes, Window Glas faints, Oils, Dye StulFs, Surgical Instrument Trusses, Patent Medicines. Perfumery and Pane Articles?ali of which have been selected by liin self from the most extensive Northern llousos.Ainong his. assortment may he found i lie fullowinj Prussiaie lVtaah, PAINTS. Iiydriodate do. White I,cad, Pure Tartrate, Iron and Put- ?. ?. Extra ash. Paris Green, Iodine, Chrome Green, Acetate Morphia,' Chrome Yellow, Sulphate " Prussian Blue, .Muriate " Verm ill ion, Deuto.iodide Mercury, 1 vory Black, Cyanurct " Lamp Black, Quinine, Uinhcr, ltaw ai:d Burl Citrate Iron and Quinine, 'j'crra do Sienna, Raw Strychnine, Burnt, Vcratrinc, Black Lead, Citrate Kali, I.ytharge, Valerianate Zinc, Vandyke Brown. Tr.nnin, Spanish Brown, Pipcrii.c, Putty and Sand Paper, l.iipulino, ^ Gold and Silver Leaf, Kxirart Nux Vomica. Spirits Turpentine, Citrate Iron, I.inseed Oil, Ammeniated Tartrate I- Train Oil, ron, Nentsioot Oil, Ilyd. per Oxide Iron, Copal Varnish, Oxide Silver, Coach " Phosphate Ammonia. Japan " BRUSHES. Black Leather Varnis Paint Brushes, (every surgical Instruments size,) An (Olating Cases, Varnish Brushes, Obstetrical 44 Sash Tools, l'ochet 44 Filches, Soring Lancets, Bra??, Brick Pointers, ' >? " .b'tiver ai Wall Brushes, (white Imitation, wash) Gum Lancet?, .Marking Brush 2?, Trocars Sealuii Lancet Stencils, Ti.uiub Lancets and c Shoe Brushes, ecs, Graining Tools, Scarificators, loth Brushes, (fine) Tooth Forceps. ? " double with p0j;cs Keys, Spring Be handles, ami Plain, atncls Hair Pencils, Tooth Files Striping Pencils. Catheters, Male and F .Swan Quill Pencils, untie. Blenders, Gum Elastic Cathetci Tooth Brushes Horse Lancets Hair TrUSSCS, N=t; I 41 Hull's Truss, .Shaving" Chases " Paten! llnlirmcs. Common " (Tpham's 1'ile Ll.cctuary, jjr< B urning's Boi Jackson's Pile Lmbroca- Brace, tio?i ... r Extracts, Epping's .S'.trpapnrilla c)- |?xJraf( 0f Vanilla, Queen's Deiight, |{(li;C) .Sand's .S'arsapariih, ,, i,e:non, Bull's " . Bincr Almo.td Murray's .Magnesia, p-rfiimerr Tavlor's Balsam Liver- KriUHlCry, wort. Macassar U;i, n?:u ii '* ? .swajncs .nyrup \> iiu ?vw, Cl.errv, Antique Oil, Wistar's Balsam Wild French Extracts, Cherry, Cologne Water, herry Pectoral, Lavender Waiter, Jayne's .1/edicincs, Orange Flower Wait Fahiiestock.s Vermifuge, Rose Water, Dead IS'hot, .Snaps. (every kind,) Vpencers Bitters t$- Pills .Vhaving Cream, .l/o!:aUV Bitters &. Pills, Miliary Aihaving Creai lil.irine Tooth Wash, Perfumery Bags, orn .Valve, Cold Cream, .1/e.l/un' lHixir Opium. Polls a:ul Boxes, Leidys .Varsaparilla Pills T"i!ctt Powder, Peter's Pills, Lilly White, Indian Vegetable Pills, Face Balls, Smith's sugar coated oills l'earl Powder, n'.or D.I a ltdy, Preston Malts, Acoustic Oil, T-iilctt Bottles, large Hay's Liniment, Cu: Gloss, Pungent Panacea ilouck's Mnui:' Boxes. " Indian Cachon Arotuati.se, " Xwaiin'a Paii.t Boxes, Bay Hum, Transparent Wafers, Lurim Cordial, Motto Waters, Hair Dye, Fancy colM. Wafers, .Nerve Bone Liniment, Mealing Wax, (all color Badeau's .Strengthening 'I'licrnnnncters, Plasters, Pink Saucers, ,1/edicated India Rubber India Uunbor Rings, Porous Plaster, " " Squares, Red, Blue and Black Ink, Fine Paste Blacking, Black Sand, Lead Pencils. .Van 1 Boxes, &r. tlcc. &c: Inkstands, llnnrh an 1 Hug T.titc, Saf.tr Lamps, (virions p tllcms,) lijttrfids, ((Jill and Stiff r.) Fine ('.'firing Tobacco, (Monterey.) These articles have all been purchased at ll I . i : I lir will hp un lUWi'M liiMi ?iuu ?j ..... to consumers on t he most leasonable terms. Tim subscriber having been engaged in the pra lice ol Medicine, and as an Apothecary for ten more years, will allbrd sufficient guarantee of tl genuine quality of ail articles sold at his eslablis incut. Prescriptions will be carefully put up. FRANCIS J..' ZD MP, M. I). May 2G, 1S17. 20 tf DR. li.VN.VING'S sm&Qit The I'race is an cfTicicut relief for bleeding the lungs, weakness of the voice, lungs, spine at limbs, particularly for Dyspepsia, Constipation at Piles, with weakness of the stomach and sidesweakly females, fast growing children, and all di posed to droop and are sedentary, especially spin subjects, will be delighted with its action, serves to throw the body in an upright positional to expand the lungs, so that the weak walk wil an c eo before unknown. H'tf?s for Mcasurmcnt.?'Those wiio cannot aj p'y to the Agent in person, in; v send the follov ;...? ? Drmv n 1:.rir> snii.rlv ar<>11 :ul tl hips over the body linen, 1.', incli below tin: lop the 11ip bones, ami semi the number of inches. 1'ampiilcis and bonk of "Common Sense" tri' iinr inloMuation, can be had at the Agent's Drti Store. F. 1,. ZEAiF, Agent. Sept. 22, 1S47. 517 Bui BrieU Yard. The subscriber liavileased thoBr'e.k Yard Col. James Chcsmit, on Fun: Tree creek, will I prepared in a short tunc, to furnish any ijuantil of bricks on accommodating terms. April 'JH, 1 r 17. J. F. SUTHERLAND. E2otiso* So fJe:??. The dwelling house o|ipos.te tlie Methodi Churcli?also, a dwelling house i:i l,o<rtmvn. Oct. (>, M/. W. 15. JOlINSTON. c. ?.iate5E:SOS, I! ,V N K A UK NT. Ar his ot.n si-wn oim'csi <m: Davis' lfon:i 11: vv Having reared a crop ef Hire for market, at succeeded in preparing it to a point of perlocti' that has tuliy competed with the host t harlesH Uice that has been exhibited tins season, in tl Cainden market, wo propose lo deliver to me chants dealing in the article, at a lair valuatio covering the cxpcnccs of tiansportatioii from 'I city. To private f unities, and citizen? generally of tl surrounding emit try, \\e propose to deliver Camden, in such <ju-unities as may suit .heir coi VCHIPIKT* ill ail llllll'!*, IICMI <11111 | 'III l.f III I ll.llilti' nd quality, ami nt. less cost tlian can reasonnb be procured at retail prices. All demand forth article, it left at this ollicc, or at the store of V LI. Johnston Esq., will lie promptly attended t JOSEPH S. "BOSSARD. Nov. 24, 1847. Fresh Garden Seeds, 5 OFTHLGROWTHOF 1847, -c Wholesale or Retail, U W AURA N TED GOO I), si Jnst received by P. Thornton, at the Post Office, S J CA3IUKX. s. c. Globe Arlichokn Early Sugar Loaf Cabbage 11" Giunl Asparagus Early Ox Heart do Early China Dwarf Beans, Long Orange Carrot While Kidney do Large Dutch Parsnip Rvfugco or 100 to 1 do White Solid Ccllcry Red Warrcnton do Long Green Cucnmbcr Early Valentino do I Early do Robroy do jGhcrkins, fine for Pickles, Yellow Cranberry do | very prolific, and bear till Large Lima, a very rich frost MR cn?r,cl and bears till frost !Crooked neck Cushaw, : it, White Horse do fine running squash, fine Sc. A very lender snap Bean fur pies ap.d very piolific, docs Musk Melon, fine well to plant with corn, jcanlolopo [do Early Washington or six Nutmeg Melon do weeks Teas I Water Melon, very fine Early .May dojtirccn curled Kale Early Charlton do( Eerly curl'd Silccia Lettuce Bishops early dwf proline do( Large cabbage head di Large white Marrowfat do Magnum Bonum and Iccdr ^ I choice kind doWhite Union Matchless ^ Barge Red do Blue Prussian do Logu Scotch Leek Tall Sugar do 'i'op Onion Seed j, Early Tuscarora Corn Curled Parsley t Early Golden Sioux do Cayenne and Bell Pepper Early Sugar do I.ong Scarlet Radish Canary Seed, for Birds Early scarlet short top di Long Blood Beet Long salmon d< i Early Turnip do Scarlet Turnip dr 1 I True French sugar do While Turnip di Large Purple Broculi Bl ick winter dt j, i Early Cauliflower Round Summer Spinnagc a'j CABBAGE. Prickly do Large late Drum Head Purple Egg plant or Guiuc: ! Large Drum Savoy Squash i Late Dutch Loccrn or French clover 1,1 Green Glazed Round Red Tomatoes ' Large Mountain Yd o\v do | Green curled Savoy Early spring Turnip ' Early York Large Norfolk do s, ' Early Batlcrsca Rutj Bjga Early Dutch j O A c.i iisidcrnblo discount will he made to perI sofll who wish to purchase to sell again. Should any of the above seeds, mi trial, not prove i good, others will he given in return. Dec. I. New Fall Goods. { The stibser.bsr is uo-.v opening a genera! a<sortI nii'iit oi f-taide atiil i.:..cv ti.'i: Is, selected Isy iiiiin I t-cll in Sew Y< rk, winch lie i tR-rs ;>:i his usual ac! ronunodating terms. "J'ii- y comprise^!! part, as c ' j follows WOOLEYS. Heavy Isindon d.itlil IJ.'aiikcls do striped brown French Hiankets do grey and white'mackin.iw R'ankcls do drab and brown negro kerseys do gray and plaid negro cloths do (ilascow jeans do do ?r, ; do Kingston striped and plaid negro cloths White, red and yellow flannels, ass'd qualities Superfine real Welsh flannels do black, blue, invisible green and cadet n, mixed cloths Fashionable cassimcrcs, assorted colors Ermine and doeskin cassimcrcs Sattiucts, assorted colors and qualities Montory rassimeres; fancy vestings FRENCH E.H llllOlDERIES, 4c. Elegant real French embroidered collars do do do trimmed do do do do embroidered capes do do do lace do do do do worked sleeves do do do do ladies cups do worked infants' robes do do do robe bodies do rimmed liuncn cambric handkerchiefs do euibroidercd do do do do do lace bordered do Superb embroidered cashimrc robes Rich caslnnire dresses Rich velvet-striped poult dc soiesilk French figured and worked muslin for dresses COTTOY COODS. Calicoes, of new style and assorted qualities | Engli.-li ami American long cloth, unusually cheap 12-1 bleached sheetings Ilb-a. ami unblea. homespuns, assorted qualities Unbleached and bleached canton flannels Cotton cambrics and plaid niuslins Furniture dimity and book muslins Swiss and mull muslins and Fur .iturc Fringe i. ? "j mm; .vs. Irish linens, lawns and sheetings; brown hoiland and linen oznalinr:s; lurd-eyo and Russia dic" apers; table diaper and damask table cloths; dowr las and linen threads. >10 AT.SO Alpacca and bombazine; Montery plaids; gala plaids; colored merinoes; gondola plaids; worsted mantel las; belgrave Imods; butterfly carved tucking combs; carved polka tucking combs, dressing _ and tine tooth combs; hair brushes With a variety of other articles sept.22. ' II. LKVY. a ! at I Raggirij;; and BSopc. id 150 pieces Kentucky Ragging; 100 coils Rope, id Just received and for sale by _ sept. -J-J. II. LEVY. ! fa Ordittary-lbaiicaiilcr SJisirirt. j James Lanslnv and wife and Elizabeth Icintrley. Aj pli :| cants, vs. Margaret Rlackinon. (widow) Daniel Blaikmon, William l.awrley ami wife .Nancv ami others. Dis III fcinlaiils.?Saleordoision of the Ileal Estate of John Itliickiiion, sen. deceased. - Ii a|>|ienrin<! to inv saiisfaclion, that Daniel niackinon. "* 1 \ i i ... \> imam i-i11?it-y in.u wur ?m y i?tiir^ir^i i/t i> n?. l" ; the above case, re/ide w iilioui the limes of I his State. It te is ordered that 'he said Defendants do appear ami object to of the sale or due ion. of the real e.-iate of John Biaoi.iiion, sen. ilerea ed.unor l<rfore the IM day of I'Vliriiary. IMS. ' or their roteent to tie* salts . vmI! lie enteral id record. l'- I J A :.l lis II. W 11 HKIISI'OO.N, Ordinary, I.. I). 11 oiiio v ill. The sul'ftrriher hogs lot.vo re^portfully to inform his friends and tlx* public, tliat lie has removed to ; his o!d stand opposite Davis's Hotel, where ho is " i now rereiv i ^ ;i lull assorlmciit of lat.cy and staj I'h-' Dry (ioods, Hardware, (iroceries,Saddlery i)-c. which will he sold very low lor cash or to punctual customers. C. M ATI IKSl)N. ()ct. -JS. 43 U Xcgro Pilot's. We have on hand a Suli a orrni- lit of jj] llesl ijllil Sil V hi.tel. IVe.-'d ihojail ; " l!o till: ( ! lid l! I Second ipt:i!l!\ !>>!?. do do S*i:e!ei!.ii\n >!i a'i of niirown tiiatitifarllin'. wliirh eat; r. n non a.I- ,i to i;.-.. . ;,t > -:t.ii lo . to tlie purriia-er. i'.aot'r-ar.-ii;M'.' d :o call a id oitrMocI;. a- e.Imow iliej \\i!i ! p: : ed. t? !!i as i/i ipialily and price. W. WDHUSOM <V t'O . j "a ~ | Receiving v4v Forwunliiig 3!rr< haul ami RiiiikAgcnt, |(j j t'AMDUX, S. C. ?ii i... .: i.;,.. r..i,|.f..|l? 111 I ;\ll IIUMIH'.-.- UIIIIUMHI I \J mill 11.11 III 1.1 IJ Iiiiwuu,11 j ed to, ?ii moderate terms. ;l; j. s.dkpass, ?. BANK AGENT COMMISSION MERCHANT 1C CA.UMiN, S. C. Business entrusted to him will be promptly and lc faithfully attended to. July 28. -' Jiciv .iSnekurel ami Buckwheat. r Barrels \o. 1 Mackarcl ly do do 2 do a at Q'r. bhls do 1 do V. I-*1 do do 1 do o. Boxes and kejjs Buckv.-licat Buckweal and Mackarc! at retail, by Dec. 1. S. B. LEVY. Strayed. From the subsciiqer on Sunday the 30th November, a red sorrel mule, with a roan head, about 9 years old, a sink or indentation upon the loin or the left side, about the size of a billiard ball, ar.d 1 some scars upon the fore legs, just under the knee. lie is lazy when rode and inclines to pace. A suita- j 1 ble reward will be paid for his delivery JOS. S BOSSARD Ladies' colored dross silks new style, lor sale low. Alsocol'd all pachas, French merinos, cashmeres and niouslin dc lanes at reduced prices. Dec. 8. E. VV. BONNEY, IScimcJs. Mrs. Go.odi.ad respectfully informs the ladies of Camden and its vicinity that she has received a choice selection of English Straw Bonnets, con1 sisting of Jenny Jam!, China Pearl, Rough and 1 Ready, Cobourgs, Dunstable, JJucna Visia, and s Ocrro Gordo, of the most fashionable styles, which will be opened for inspection this day. Oct. 27, 43 tf Garden Seeds. The subscriber is opening a stock of fresh Garden Seeds, from the celebrated house of Thohbuen 4* Co., New York. lie will cont:nuc to keep a , supply of the very best and freshest Seeds which can he obtained in the country, and will dispose of them on reasonable terms. ' Nov. 17. J. It. McKAIX. ' umii ibTvib, 11 a il-51 a n :1 EIac!?sm?t Si, Respectfully tenders his services to public as a BLACKSMITH, having commence:! business on his own account. He deems it unnecessary to say any thing or give any reference as to hisqualiii' ca'ions in the above business, having been so long ' and < x'ensively "known as a mechanic. Suffice it ? to say, that every etmrt will be made to give entire j ' satisfaction to those who may favor him wiJi their > | patronage. lie will do every description of work ' in his line, at the shortest no'ice, such as, Carriage ! Work, Carriage Springs, Springs of every kind | made and repaired?Edge Tools of every desorip1 tion, made of east sl<t1, and rcpaiied?Plantation work of every description?Pipe Boxes and Axle Trees always on hand. XT Horse Shoeing.?This branch of his business will receive his exclusive persor.nl attention; having devoted much of his time, and particular ati tention thereto, he is quite certain that no coin! plaint will ever be made on that score, and all he ' asks is a trial. Ilis shop is located on York (below Davis' IJo' j tel) and .Market streets, one door above E. M. i Bronsmi's Tin Shop. 1 ! M:.rrl? 17. 11 if Salt. 2o0 sacks Suit, in tine eider, for stile hv May 10. S. REASON. Just received, ;i line variety of Fresh Garden Se>d, and ior.-a!e very low by Nov. -'i. __ WUNCIS J. ZEMP. | Congress and Blue Lick Water. I Jud received and lor sale by July C*. S BENSON. The Subscriber* | ?|7ljLjIi continue to act as BANK AGENT, in j H not It the I! ail kit of this place, and attend to any Ccrtujissioit Business which may Le entrusted to him. (Jlltce it the Counting Room of MeDovvt.il Shannon C. J. SHANNON. yegrtrs :u:d Tobacco. Superior Spanish Sugars, of favorite brands, and | fine chewing Tobacco, for sale by May 19. S. BENSON. Fire Insurance* Risks taken by W. ANDERSON, A get; t Hartford Eire Jiisuitiiittc Company. | Dec. 29. o'-i if^ ^ Sew iicthodht BSyinta Books. I A supply ol'tlm m-vv Southern lluun hooks, ; will he received hy (he DeKalh, and will he he so!J al the publisher's prices. W. R. JOHNSTON. Cloves. Just opened, ladies col'd silk Gloves, some very handsome and new styles, also ladies' li. lit and dark coi'd French kid do, gents superior white kid do. Dec. 8.__ E. W. BONNEY. IIoincs i'ov Sale A pair of gentle Carriage llorscs for sale very low. Apply to II. LEVY. Ladles' Boots and Shoes, W. Anderson <R Co. have received from PhilaI delphia, a hrmiisome assortment of LaJics' colored siik llaili'M " 1'r ou .iis Gaiter t made l>y black ladling Gaiters > Ityiin At Co. " black half tiaiters ; Philadelphia" Kid s>lipjK>r.? " Kid ami Call VV'alkiuj Slmcs .Misses black and colored Kid Slippers Kid and Calf Walking Uuskins Children's fancy if rouse au I Mack do ?AlatO? Men's sewed and pegged Hrogans, very low Men's Woni-n's and Sfuj's Shoes and Bootees, of our own iiiaiiiif.icmre, for sale low. bv Jan.6- "\V. AND! KSON &_CO. Crockery Ware. A large stock of Crockery Ware, v. Iiicli will be sold very low, just received by S. BENSON. A few Bales Oakum, For sale by . L'i \V RONNEY Dec 20 52 tf flVxiit. Trees. A large assortment of very choice Fruit Trees, onsisting of I'I urns, X crtnrines arid Roaches for I ale exceedingly low* by FRAXC'IS 1. ZK.MR I TaITVa sTi!?iT KciJl. 7 | W. Anderson cc Co., oilers to rent their Tan 1 Yard, about one mile from Camden. The lJark .Mill, Hide .Mill and Rumps, are drawn by water, 'and the I/achos, Vats, Shops, Hide and Hark i Houses, are all in excellent order, and make it j one of the most complete establishments in the . country. i To a practical Tanner, this oilers a rarcoppor' tunity of commencing business, as there is no othj er Tan Yard within eight miles of Camden, the j market lor the sale ol Lcatlier and Shoes, a good ; one, and Hark and Hides can be purchased in any | quantity, and on reasonable terms. A few hands accustomed to the business can be hired, and the stock now in the Yard can be purI chased if desired. KiccT A t rime article of llice, on sale. \v. ii. joiixston. , South CaraSitsa-du'vibatv Oiilrict- i nv it. t.. wit.son o:;i)iN.\itv. \\ herns John ({. Joy applied to me lor letters ' of Administration do bonis nun on all and >in- J i guiar the goods and chattels, rights and credits ; of Ann (iihnan latent llie District aforesaid. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindled tin 1 creditors of the I said deceased, to lie and appear before me at our next Ordinary's Court lor the sai l district, to lie hidden at Kershaw Court House on the j 'd^th day of January inst. to show cause, if any, i why the said admiiiistiutiun should not he gram I cel. (iiven iiinler my hand and seal, fit!) day of] I January in the year of our Lord one thousand j eight hundred and forty eight, and in the seventy.second year of Ameriean Independence. If. L. WILSON. O. K. I). Bacon itiCil Lard. 5,000 11m. North Carolina BACON 1,000 do fresh do LARD 1.000gals, best do WHISKEY For sale by JOHN INGRAM. \ j Cheap Worsteds, Prints, &e. The >-ul>?cnber lias on hand, a large variety of Ladies , Dress Goods, and will commence selling I hem on the fint day of November at reduced prices either for cosh, or on a c credit tiU the first day of January, next. Among them * may be "found? i Mouslin Delaines from 121c"to $1 per yard Gashmeres from 37 to I 00 Ali Purlins, from 37 to I 25, black and fancy Jif, Fancy Plaids, from 2"> to I 00 per yard Eii?lish, French and American Prints, from 8 to50c do do dd Ginghams, 16 to 62 Rich fancy .Silks, fr m 87 to I 75, new styles French Mennoes and Circassians a i * Fancy Cassimcres, from 50c to 5 00 per yard a Rich wool Vestings, new styles a .Super black Rroadelothp and Cawimeres Ij Handsome Cravats and JndialtubberSuspendent tj Merino and cotton .Shirts and Drawers ifl ALSO. ifl A large assortment of Ready-made Clothing "a Rough and Ready, Ringgold and Alontcry Cape J| A'ilk and cotton .Nightcaps, Ac. J The ahove Goods will be disposed of for sixty day* frrrr. 4 I this date at greatly reduced prices. A liberal deduction J made on cash purchases. E. W. BONNEY. To Kent, The si ore house on Broad street, now occupied A by Jefferson Hurkicy. Possession giren immedi- ~M atc'y. Apply lo A. G. B A SKIN. i Jan. 3 1 tf 1 Crushed Sugar, and superior S Sperm Car.dlcs, just received and for sale by jj \Vr. B JOHNSTON. j Dec. 22. 51 tf- ? Old Port Wine. /J| Just received anoiiier cask of that splendid old 1 'Port Wine.' precisely the same article as that |l which I sold before. W. B .JOHNSTON. Superior Seg-ars. \ Just received a line lot ot Segars, branded 'B. a Franklin' and 'Lcvbn de Oro,' both brands very | line. W. B. JPHNSTON. I Dec. 22 51 if cnims. ? . J Walnut, Maple, Fancy and Plain Pait.ted a j Chairs, .. 4 J i Hocking and Nurse Chairs, - f B Children's Tabic and Silting Chairs Fot sale by C. L. CHATTEN. .< Dec. 22. 51 8t i _! Administrator's ?Votiee. i F. Jj. Zcmp having received front the Ordinary ! of Ker.-haw District, <rrant of-Letters of Admin. I isl ration i!e bonis .10:1 of all and singular the goods ' and Chattels rights, credits, dues and demands ^ i that were of Joshua Reynolds deceased, hereby notifies the public, that nil dealings with the es- j tnte of the said Joshua Reynolds deceased^ nsust 1 iri futile be with tn.e subscriber. All persons having claims against the said estate, will present them properly attested, and all persons indebted to the same are hereby notified i to cento forward w 'tbout delay and tnake payment. 4 FRANCIS L. ZCMP, Adiu'r. de bonis non. Jan. 4 1 tf Dissolution of Copartnership. On tne 1st of January nexr, tho co-partnershi existing under the firm of Doby & Kennedy wil be dissolved by mutual consent All debts due by and to the concern will be settled by &. M. Kennedy J. W. DOBY Dec. 22. R. M. KENNEDY. "ciUMRTSEKSHBP. The subscr bers beg leave to inform their friends and the public generally, that they will, on tho first day of January next, enter into copartnership, under tire style of A. M. & R. Kennedy, when . tiiey will remove to the store lately occupied by g I J. i). Murray. / 1 They intend keeping a general and extensive n assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware and Groceries, and hope, by strict attention to business, and soiling at the very lowest prices, to merit a continuance ul that patronage heretofore extended to , them. a. 31. kennedy. K. 31. KENNEDY.^ 4 Wanted! The subscriber wants to hire for 12 month?, a good woman cook, and house servants, suTtvbie for Hotel. B. P. BOYD. ?Dec. 8. ? 49 2t Notice. To rent, a house and store on Broad street? Apply to JAME.S McKWEN. i>?ssolution of Copartnership. The partnership heretofore existing under the title of Me Do wall & Shannon, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. The name of the firm will only be used in the settlement of its affairs, by \V. L). .McDowell and J. M. Cooper. VV. D. Mc DOW ALL, TWOS. E. SHANNON, J. M. COOPER. Jan 1 1 6t Copartnership. The subscribers have formed a copartnership, under the title of i.IcDowall &. Cooper, for the transaction of a general Dry Goods, Hardware, Grocery and Commission business. Their stock is large and well selected, which they ofter on accommodating terms. They have ample accoinmod.it ion for the storage of merchandise and produce. W, D, Mc DO WALL, J. M. COOPER. < Jan. 1 1 6t ii.iek.j-j .a. ; Just received u tine assortment of curl-maple and fancy Silting and Rocking (.'hairs, cane and wood beats; together with a tine assortment of Furniture, such as Sofas, Book Cases, Wardrobes Bedsteads, lancy and plain Dressing Bureaus, 4*c. For sale cheap for cash or good paper. Jan. 5. J. F. SUTHERLAND. CONFECTIONARY. Cau:ly at whalesafe a:ad Retail. The subscriber informs his friends and custom- ^ ers, that ho has opened a shop on Broad street, where i.e is now prepared to manufacture Candy of a superior quality which he will sell low Orders from the country will be promptly attended to A MASSEBEAU Jan "y 1 St r$or*hcrn Tubs, Brass Bound. Water Buckets, Sugar Cans, Keclers, Measures &c. For sale, y E W BONNEY. Jan 5 1 tf For Sale. iM) barrels fresh LI.ME, in good order. Jan. fi. ;j. F. SUTHERLAND. Notice. Join Barnes of Lancaster District, is .my law. I'ul agent while 1 am absent from the State. Z A DOCK PERRY. Dec. 11. 1 tf No Sice. * All persons having demands against the Estate of John II. Anderson, will hand thera in to the ^ Administrator legally attested, within the time prescribed by law,and all persons indebted to the said estate, will fmake immediate paymcnt| io JAMES It. Me K A IN, Adtn'r. Aug. t2o, 1847. Ecinc Saddles. The subscriber has on band a few fine Saddles with,c.\tra long skirts to order which lie will sell very low. Also men's and boys common saddles, English bridle fillings, bits, stirrups girths, ladies' riding whips, &*c. Dec. b. E. W. BONNEY. rITo Ilire, v A few field Hands. To anyone who can give iliom a comfortable home, they will be lot on very reasonable terms. , Dec. 15. WM, M.SHANNON* r ?