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hearted Irishman,or theirdecendaots, who haveS a drop oflrish ldood flowing in their veins, f;,rH one of their humble countrymen, who keen-g ly feel* the smart of the misfortunes of his coun-ji iry, to bring the subject of this dire calamity to&j their notice, that they may commune with ono?j another, and devise some effectual means oljj^ sending them relief, which can be dune by at* little exertion. There could be no better plan adopted than to call a meeting at every Court^ House in the State on the sale day in March?; rexf. and let every body contribute as much as..ij the feelings of their souls will prompt them to.v nnd forward their collections lo the Hibernian;^ Society of Charleston, which is always readya to aid in any cause for the good of Ireland, an J j which will remit any amount that will he en-Vj trusted to their care, without delay, to those-1 parts of Ireland that stand most in need. "In doing this in a systematic and well con S certed manner, Irishmen an 1 the descendants of Irishmen will only he doing what the glorious*# cause of God, the sacred cause of charity, andT the manly cause of humanity imperatively de- j| mand of them. They will remember that they J an* living in a State that cannot he surpassed J in hospitality am! kindness to the distressed andT Isolated stranger by my country in the world;?* the people, of which, should a portion oftlienoi. make the Islands ef the Artie ocean their home,.? near the poles amidst the icebergs, and were to i hear of South Carolina being in distress, they *3 would with one hand, one heart, and one sou;. ? in their feelings, rally to her rescue; and as gen j1 erosity nnd bravery go iiandiu hand, have been t pronounced by one of Ireland's bravest sons.(the gallant Shields), "braver than the brave 3Such an example in their midst, is in itself vpuflieicnt incentive to Irishmen to exhibit to the Si world their devotion to the land of their forefith-fvl "" > nnnlMlmliiiir In lior r,d!f?f: nilfl let tlieSl chivalrous sons of the Palmetto State know, lliat'l as no opportunity ofibrs to exhibit thr*:r !>ra\vrv:.j in behalf of their native land, ihev will cliccr-bj fully (as fni?fnrlunes thicken and crowd unnn^j Ireland), stand to her support tlie closer and doo all that lays in their power as brave and go nor. jd ou8 men to sustain her in her present wretched < and deplorable condition." K , Steam Lixe Foe Ciiarlestox S. 0.?Wojfj are gratified, says the Baltimore Sun. to learnS that a number of merchant?, mostly of Baltunnrc' j street, interested in the Southern trade, have it?j in contemplation to put under count rartf forth. fj with, a first class ocean steamer, for passe:iger<i and freight, to run regularly between this city|, and Charleston, S. C., stopping at a convenient J pointson the Cape Fear River to accommodate J the trade of that section. A correspondent of j the American, thus alludes to the subject: L' ? "The project was originally intended to fister j the growing trade with North Carol.na aloue.F but the Company have born induced to extend i] their operation? to Charleston, to contend, par-r j ticularyl, for the trade of East and .Middle Ten-.t liessee, South western Virginia, and Xoith;.': Alabama, which now passcth through that place^ and Columbia, by means of the rail road faci'i y ties which extend almost to the Tennessee river. f: NTbis trade has been enjoyed ka long time> by our merchants, but will certainly be lost andb diverted to Philadelphia and New York, unless $ steamboat communication, which is now enjoy, j ed by the latter, and soon will be by tiie former, j is immediately opened by us to Charleston. Th's enterorise. so important to the particular - interest undertaking it, recommends itself to; , tlip shipping interest, as afTbrding (he only c^r-M tain and quick mode of forwarding produce l;.-: Charleston, the want of which has been sensi >-j }?ly felt fur a longtime, and as putting us in di-fi rect sleamhoat communication ?sitli Havana, a fj hoait being now on the stocks in this place to run?; from Charleston to tlr.it citv. To raise the requisite stun to start this cnterdj prise, without any delay, it will lie necessary fell the shipping interest to lend a helping baud:;.; and it is hoped that when called on in a fewk d?ys by a Committee appointed to solicit their?' aid, they will do so liberally. ' |; ? ! The Projected Tkeatv of Peach.?The?; National Intelligencer, has the following higu-r Iy important statement on this all-engrossing^, Sterct; p The conjectures and rumors of the Inst three? or four weeks, to which our readers will haveE observed that we havo always attached an i?n h portancc w'nich has been generally denied tof.| them, have ripened into reality; and, as we an-g; nnmwed in a Jinrri.vl Pr?ttf?/*rint fo V??ster<l? V dai.S-i If paper, the project of a treaty of Peace, si<rn t: ed by Mr. T.-ist hs Commissioner on the part of^i thp United States, and bv three Commissioner*:.^ on the part of Mexico, has been received byjr' the El'rcutire, and has been now fir two duyscj under consideration i>y that branch of the Go-fi ernment. P The substance of the Treaty is, as we under-b stand if, as follows: M First.?Peace Irolwoen the United State- ^ and Mexico, and an Armistice between the Mil-Jj itarycommanders of the two countries during-) such titne as the treaty shall be in suspense. D Secondly.?Mexico agrees, in considcra-b tion, dec., that the boundary between the Uai-E ted States and Mexico shall hereafter be from J the Sea up the middle of the Rio (Jratide to thejj boundary of New Metico, and thence in a lincLj which (with some digression) is to run we?Pj (or nearly west) to the Pacific Ocean, and^ atrike a point south of the port of San Diego, fc-i -..Thirdly.?In consideration of this laree' cession of Territory the United States are to^ pay to Mexico the sum of Fifteen Millions of Dollars, and to *ati?fy ali the just claims of citi-?< ~r il. Ct.i.. r:.-..,.,,. r ?4sl?o VM IUC uiiticu tjiaita ngaiii^i mi; VJ W ?*. ? u ment of Mexico. |tj The Treaty is understood to contain mnnytj provisions of detail; but does not, as we hear.p include any provision, as has been reported, fori; the maintainancc of a military force by the Uni ted States for a certain time in Mexico. The Treaty makes its appearance in a qiies-j^ tionablc form; being concluded by Mr. Trisf.rj a# with fulljpowers, after those powers had becn^ withdrawn; by the Executive. It is understood 3 however, that the Treaty, such as it is, will lev. submitted by the President, to the Senate, fir ' itt consideration. What will be its fate in that. body we shall not undertake to predict. L We can at leact rejoice at one thin^; 'hat for,; the present there is a cessation |>f hostilities in Mexico. May it bo perpetual! e'fhe only reference to the treaty, in the I'll- ~ion, is llio following. made in connection withN the news from the New-Orleans papers:? r. We arc sure our readers will excuse us from J giving any explanation or speculations this ove-N ning upon these matters. Propositions have*! been received by our government from Mexico, j* l which will nn/doubt, be the subject of due an 1^ I prompt Consideration. ^ ' Baltimore Sun, 23'/ uit. ? | WHAT'S T:IB M.vttkr WITII THH Suv.? ?Vefc sco it stated in many of our exchanges, tint bv^ recent discoveries a' the National Observa'on v nt Washington city, if has been ascertain" !< that the Sun has decreased in volume nearivj [me-tenth! The change, it is said, took place!* |suddenly, for on the morning of the 18th ult., it| presented its usual size and appearance; lint on,!he next morning tlie alteration was visible,! even to the naked eye. Its shape also is alte f red, having become elongated or oval. If n this any thing to do with the return of "Ringer'scl Comet," which ts to make its appearance thisE year? As comets are somewhat erratic, this one? may'have been on "a spree" and wandered*across ,fthe traek" of the Son, and been "rnnl over." Who knows? Can the ".Man in tlief Moon" give us any information on the subject?..' P.iJmo.lIn Sinio Jinnnc.v. Passage of the loan* bill.?The Loan! Hill, we learn, passed the House of Represen-J lativeson 'lie 17th inst., by a vote of 192 ayes.lj to 1 I nays. This event will Ijo hailed with joy' hy the whole country, as an indication o! a rod turning sense ofdu'y on the part of our Repro.j sentatives in Congress, and shews that notwilh-i standing thn differences of opinion as to the?_ mode ofcarrying on 'he war, there is too nmchjd patriotism still existing, to perrnit so disgraceful1, a proceeding, as a refusal to vote supplies for,the wir. Our readers will he pleased to learn' that our whole delegation did their duty firmly: and faithfully, and voted for the ['ill unanimous.! Iv. The names of those who voted in the ne ! gative, will he handed down to posterity along with those of the hlue light Federalists of 1812.! In nrler to add our mite towards damning' these worthies to "'verlasting fume," we give; tlieir names. Here they are! Remember: .11 hem ! Nays.?Messrs. Ashrnun, Canliy, Crowoll.j. Fislier, Gildings Hale. Hubbard, Hudson, Dan iel P. King, Palfrey, Julius Rockwell, Root.. Truman Smith, and Wilson.?14.?lb. DEATH OF MR. ADAMS, j Tho Washington correspondent of the Raitiimore Sun thus describe the closing scene: Washington, Fl:n. 23-8 I'. M. At the time ofclosing mv last despatch, it was [evident to those watching hy the couch ofihe| [venerable patriarch, that the work of death \va"i' 'being lir??tip;!it 11> a rapid close. He ho wove r.f continued to breathe calmly until about lialf'-t pa^t fi o'clock, when signs of immediate disso- j lution were evident. The scene was a most impressive one?surrounded as he was by his family and a host ni t! intimate and mourning fiiends, watching ther gradual diminution of breath, until all signs <>!? ilife were yielded as calmly and quietly as a'child (ailing to sleep. At seventeen minutes past seven o'clock lie >d ew his la^t breath, after lying insensible fc ;!ify-(our hours, with hut a {ew moments interval jof consciousness. Arrangements are now be- : iig made to remove his body to his residence. | The funeral solemnities, we understand, were : jto have taken place on Saturday. ' ___________ i Tnr Mississrm ib?Mjs.? V call w. s recent j'y made on the members of the Mississippi Legis'atnre oppos- d to the repudiation of the State b n *6 sold on account of the Planter's Rank, to meet in the hail of the [louse of Representatives without distinction of party, on the evening off. :thc *29:it ultimo. The members present rcsolv.t<*d by an overwhelming majority to make itn -1 line iiate provision, by some plan of fiunnria'j; jchuracler, fir the payment of the bonds and the. ri?L-tim - ilinn /?I tl.r? Qtot.i C I'll \ Sontenn Coo I Ii \ puiii fi ?/?( i/i *n" I i1 ii* iiM'irru , v 11 atorsand evenly Representatives voted in favot lofthe resolutions and only otie Senator and fotn Representatives against it. Well done, Missis sippi??Nat Intel. j A darkey's idea of the efficacy of shells wa? strongly exhibited at Captain Drum's batten ni the 12th. Two or three round shots ha I wen thrown with apparently little ofiert, am! [for a change, a six.inch shell wis sent Iroin tin jliowitzer, whicli exploded ditee ly in the gate bl attering the strong work, and scattering the ? i.Mexicans in all Junctions. A South Carolina . , negro had he en standing borida the pieces tor; some time, evincing a very lively interest.? When the shell hurst in the gate he could con tain bim'e'f no longer,'nut jumped up in the air. cracked his heels together, and cried out, "Dat's i', ui '.ssa! d.i'.'s it, gib 'em Op shel!?!f i'iie iu de shells: d un <in odds wed'T vou hit-F em or tto"; you scares Ym ail to def ony how't ?yeah!" Sr. Valentine's Week.?Some one ivh"j delights in the euphonious signature of "Dou r jhlc-You," has laid the editor of the Petersliirg' [Republican un'ier infinite obligations l?v for !ni?liing that worthy functionary with the followjiiig erudite and unique' atihir: Ou visiting, [the post office, a day or two since, 1 (bund en j [closed in a splendid envelope, and written iim !.: . i . c.i i l -i ? . .. !' UIC IIIUM IH.1?4UI?W iXIMI (?' *. Il-Till (' CII il Til CU? TS y OH f oiii! po?sil>!y imagine, the following Vallentinc:' "it" you my Valentino accept, A pair of slices I slnll expect; ll you refuse my valentine, tTins paper burn?but send tlic slices!" j. Too happy would I I r to comply with the re-f quest nf'.he lair writer, and I wish to say thro'jj [your columns, that if she will furnish hermcas-V urc, and address, 1 will most cheerfully "send the Shoes." CHARLESTON .MARKET?Feb. 25. Cotton?Received the past week 9495 bales, (corresponding week last year 9731 bales) Ex-r [ported in tlie same time 754.']; leaving on hand a,, jstock of 49,160 bales, inclusive of 11,895 bales! Ion ship board not cleared, against a stock of 54.-r, 610 bales same time last year. ! The total sales of t lie past week amount to 12, (995 bales, at G? to 8c. [. BE NOT DECEIVED. Bo not deceived with vain hope?lay not the flat-F tcring action to your soul, that disease will cure itself;' especially if that disease l>c Consumption or Livcr': jCompluint. The great and universally popular remedy (for consumption and all Chronic diseases, is now for.; [sale in every city and important town in tl:o country,'" and ut a price too, tint any one can afford to pay. f. You have no excuse, therefore for neglecting to save-' your life and health. Be not deceived with quack tins-1 jtrums, or any imitations of this invaluable medicine.j ,An individual at Charleston, South Carolina, recently; purchased lour bottles o( a doubtful kind?one of the . 'most celebrated physcians in the city, told the doccivJ' led patient be must send that article back, and ex I jchango it for Dr. Wis tar's 13. Isa in of Wild Cherry, f Ho not deceived?remember that it is Dr. WistnrV llhut brines back tire bloom of health to the cheek, lus.r I ,tro to tiro eye, strength to the system, joy and gladnessq 'i/k llm oai > I ???/! lira urn rii'ce hi man f i?i I )r \\ isl ir'n ' that lias gained mic1i celebrity among the sick, bmIo;j.' ishiri" the world with its c Heels, arid is recommended" I . ' by the best physicians throughout the land. lie not (deceived?buy notic unless signed I. 15UTTS 011 the, wrapper, i Vi.nowrtmiiuft noVco Giirnnd t tin the wraimer r Sold in 1,'uindcn l?y J. I?. Mi-K iin; at wliolcoa'o by i'.^. j.M. C'ln;n & Co , ('Iiarlislon, ami by Druggists gen., lorntly in South <Taroliiin. | j Fine \Vmo~; Lem >n Syruj'; White Winy ami; ' Cidvr Vincg; r, foi*8aio by ? Feb. 2!). K. \V. IIONNEV. f I i ] a, CE>0 C?>o 2^ I 'Sershaw ! odgc.V>3umber 9? UjjMIR Regular .Meeting of tliis Lodge will beg i ? held at tlieirncw Hall on Friday evening ncxt.|! |at 7 o'clock. | I5y order of the N. G. j? L A. AUSTIN, Secretary, p Ciundcti Debating Club. ; | The meetings of this society wi.l ue held at theirL fllall on Fridav evening's. r j 'A. .1/. KENNEDY, Secretary, t I ?? ? | (K7"Wp are authorized to announce Lieut. J.L jH. KERSHAW as a candidate for Major of? ^the Lower Battalion 22d Regiment, S. C. M. [ i D 7 tat llic ensuing election. j OCrWc are authorized to announce Duxc.vn 3McLeod, Esq. as a candidate fur Ordinary at !jibe ensuing election. | j 0^**We are antborized to announce Joiin R. < Joy, Esq. as a candidate for Ordinary, at the ? jensuing election. ^ I tfO"Wo are authorized to announce RreiiAtn/. <L. v iiitakku, E<q. as a candidate for Ordi-r nary, at the ensuing election. j CWe are authorized to announce M. P.i .Br.uunn, Esq., as a Candidate for Ordinary, ait the ensuing election. k j 0C7*"The friend; o| Cupt. Towas Folpom nn-^ 'nonnce him as a candidate fir the office of Ordinary at the ensiling election. j OO-The f,-iends of M()REAU NAUDIN an \ nonnce hiin as a candidate fir (lie office of Or I -dinarv. lie has several times arranged and" :put up the papers in the cases in this oflice, audr. 'has lately made a General Index to them, which,I. ]with the recording he lias done in it, mpkcsjf jhirn finriiliar with the oflice and the duty of the r' 'Ordinary; and from his well-known honesty.[, and business habits, his friends recommend Iiiins -,to the favorable consideration of the voters of? jtho District. Feb. 9. j; .To the Voters of Lancaster I>istri<'3A: j <T^j*We are authorized to announce L. B. j^IoATEERas a Candidate fir Tax Collector-, ]ior Lancaster District, at tlie next election fori hat office. And Let no voter doubt the result;/ ; I in I stand up for him like David did for Israel 1 ^against Goliuh, the. champion of the Philistines. i Conner! Liianibcr, F? I>. 20, IS (IW I 1 T.icence was granted to H. Ilolloyman, jr. tore-j^*niI spirituous liquors for tlic present year, at his :i islore on Broad street, lie having complied with the ii 'requisitions of the O-dinance. ] L. W. BALLARD, Recorder. ; Wpcratinns on tlic Teeth. I Dr. Wji. Itevnulos is now in Camden, and will I attend to professional calls during this and the en- * jsuing week. Feb. 29. s j f'o*cs :?;td Dahlias. j A large and beautiful assortment of ROSES" kind D All LIAS for sale at a low price, bv :j l-Vi>. 2!). F. L. ZEMP. PIANO FORTES, ORGANS, \ 'AND OTHER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS? TUNED AND REPAIRED. j Mr. L. P. SPEISSEGGER, of Charleston,has! .jtlie honor of informing llic ladies and gentlemen nl | ji \imden and vicinity, that he will tunc Piano Fortes < ;mil Organs, if immediate application is made at" "Mr. Davis's Hotel. As Mr. S.'s engagements in j ' Charleston are numerous, his stay is necessarily 2 1 limited. Feb 29 " j j 7" MR. O. 15. EtflCE > J Will he obliged io defer his visit to Camden for < ? ho purpose of tuning and repa ring Piano Fortes \ until the last of April or first of May. I uv,i, on n if < "3B.43G OUT'* TI1JC CJLOT5BJJVG "ON Till-: OUTER. WALLS," I'nr lIn* cry if, "Still tl.ey come." Who comes? Wliy. if cll-tomer*. |o he sure! They can't well do olheriv isc. I juli"iii?tir stork <>f Ready Made Cf.OTHINtjr has been ? ?. J well replenished liv ilicr arrival of the Southerner from \.jYork arul the I>? Iv:i!!i from Charleston?au<l our prie v-' :!-! to well -iiit<v| to Hie tiin*r. .Vow /.? ili?- nine fur i'.tr .cii'is; the gentle Soring i fast approaching, mid tvc wi-li " ji'i'' li?-av y article* to give place to something more scasonu-) jl.Je. Should any loo late, it will Ik: their own fault. ; 1 {T/~U' nieintKT, the Store i* under the Ma*onir Hail. ; W. A. KENT 4 AI ITCH ELL. ' J March I. "J It ; S'.rajsd, j A snia'l I! VV HOUSE. (a natural pacer.) one while ? ijhii.d foot, having on at the time.a Bridle, Saddle and S.ul- ' 'j!le Dag*, containing a Into! Uress Patterns and otherarT 'lu lev id' dre?s. r1 A I i he nil reward will b- paid to any person fur his de-y /livervat .Mr. Wessingcr s Jdvery Staines. I: .j February '~J. y 3t t j I'owdprod, crashed, loaf, luttip and clarified Stt-f, 'j'.'hrs, old Java Collec, Currants, 1'icklc4, Pepper i.Snuce, Cocoa, Mustard, fresh Tons ?!cr., for sale by i 'i _ IV!..-2?). ] :. W. i? )\N K Y. ,j (j irde:i ll-.es ami Hikes: Bradg's patent Hops; j :dwell and Chester's Ikes, all sizes; Spades;' i Shovels, &.C.; for sale by i j Feb. 20. E. W. EOXNEY. ' JOS. re. KERSHAW, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Broacl-slrrt'l, S. C. [ j Attends the Courts of Kershaw, Sumter, Lan- j " carter and Fairfield Districts. f JOHN J. WORKMAN, BAiVEi AUESC, CAMDEN,S. C. j Fifty Dollars Reward. J I will {five the above reward for the apprehen-> :]si' 11 and delivery to me of my ncjjro man AURA .M. j jwho loft my residence near S.umterville, about the * >()thof December last. Aliram Hampton, as he is jsometimcs called, is a remarkable negro. He is ;, nearly seven feet in height; weighs near two htm 4drod and lifty pounds; has a sear under one of his * 'eyes; is very black; very intelligent: and his front ^tecth out, or very much decayed. Aorain is a' Bricklayer and Plasterer. I I wili {jive tlie above reward for liis delivery to{: Imc at my residence, or Thirty Dollars for hisk .lodgment in any Jail in tlie State of South Carolna.o W. K. A1ELLKTT. $ j February 2.1S43. 14 3t | Sheriff's Sales* f. j J>v virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to mc^ (directed, I will sell before the court house in Cainalen < n the lirst Monday in March next, (being the' -..jib day of said mouth.) within the legal hours ohjnio, tiie following property, viz: Two hundred and fifly.onc volumes of Lawj; (Honks, a lot of Miscellaneous Hooks and Oilioc. .Furniture, levied upon and to be sold as the pro-* perty ot tlie defendant, at the suit of J. A. Black, j!?. L. Mrhaurhiin, Adm'rs. \V. Cunningham andS jolliers vs James P. Dickinson. H T. J. WARREN, S. K. D. t .] Feb. If). [-31.10] 131 P JI3oil:,'R;rc Malt;. | Will lie foI?I before t he Court limine it) Oatn-r Itilonon Monday llio ti'li clay ol M.ircli next, imiiiu.ji ' jiliiitely after tlie NiiorilV's sales. ;i large lot ol? jllousnlmld am! Kitchen Furniture, among which-; Jare tlio following:? f J Chairs, 1'uM 'l abIos, Dinner Tables, Sofas, Btt-F ^rcaus. Sideboards, Bedsteads, MaUrasscs, Carpets,: ? ami lings, Shovels am! Toii^s, Fenders, Andirons,j ^'rockery Ware, &c., with a great many other ar-J. ";tii les. Also, a c.irr lege ami hnruese; sold to lore-5 tt?1..en > . I ...r I .r ..... ... ......I..,I I... I ....... I> n;-t.;?c,?,5 'lit favor of James l>iui!aj?. Terms alsale. 3 J. WARREN, Agent. V 3 Feb. in. [Sl.'Oj :tt I a < I Mews from flic Canada Line. jj The following is from n highly respectable mcr(chant: i | Dr.. D. Javne?Dear Sir?1 am very glad to in- ? iform yon that your medicines are going very fast. I' Indeed I feel much encouraged from the good ac- 'j rcnunt I get of all who are using them, the SANA- ? ,T1 VE FILLS are selling beyond any thing of the A JKind in the country. Every one seems to praise^ them as well as the other medicines. F> 1 The ALTERATIVE is going very well. Tamp Inearly out of the TONIC VERMIFUGE, having*} ^only 4 or 5 bottles left. The call for ten da\v*j ,j>a^t lias completely astonished me. The IIAI lt^; ;TONIC is doing wood- rs here:?a gentleman1.-: 'whose head has been bald for for IS or 20 years,*! .lias his hair nearly half an inch long, and has onlyj^ [used one bottle, .My wife began to use the Ii.MR; jTONIC shortly after I received it, to prevent herk; '.hair from-falling off, and only used it twice a week.| : It not only stopped her hair from falling off, but.., :has produced new hair three inches long by tho'/; itiso of three bottles, Every one is pleased with it*1. ,tnai na.s useu it. lour?, l; T. C. BUTLER. Fi I Dcrliy Line, Vt, Jan. 20, 1810. fe; CrtH^ntsjptioci Cured. t' ] The following letter is from a highly rcspccta-E.: .Lie merchant, dated [.4 Lewistnwn, N. V., Sept, 10,1844. { ; | Dr. D. JAVNE?Dear Sir: Jt is said by 1'hysi-j*! cians, and is by the mass of mankind believed, thntRj .Consumption cannot be cored?that when once ity, .becomes seated in the human system, nothing can-,] eradicate or stay its progress, but that it will con-|'j tinue the work of destruction until its victim sinks!; .into the grave. p j However true this may he in theory, I am d's-tj -posed to doubt it in fee'; indeed, my own e.vpcri-|i once, and a desire to benefit others, compels mc?j to pronounce the assertion untrue. You will pm. ^ haldy recollect, sir, that in the .beginning of 13-10 I wrote to you, slating that I had the Consump-^1 ;tion, and that it was fa- t hurrving me to the grave.^ I did not then, nor do I now (. .ubf, every symptom# -jwas too painfully visible. My l'hysictans consid-fj* ^cred me incurable, but the which I asked^ ^of you was given, and I am nappy to say that byjfj {using a few bottles of your incomparable mcdicinem J?the EXPECTORANT, I was restored, and nc-M jvor in my life have 1 enjoyed better or more un-! j .interrupted health than since that time. If yeuL: 'should sec o e now, you would not imagine by inySj reappearance that I had ever been sick, much 'css-g ^?hat 1 had had the Coosumption, but that I arnstillSj ;iivin<r, inscribe wholly and entirely fo vour hA-jJj jl'ECTORANT. LEONARD SIIEPPABD. % j !<;! Rid of That Cioifrc. | Many ncr.-ons labour under the mistaken idea [? hat Goitrc.(an enlargement on the throat, produ-S Icing great deformity, and often death, fn tn press- .j 2iire on the wind-pipe and large blood vessels) is ? incurable. This is a very great misake. ThctjJ ^disease, as well as Scrofula, are eradicated fromta thesystcmby by that pleasant, yet powerful medi-h cine Jayne's Ai.tekative. It is as certain to cure^ ..when properly used' as that the sun gives light andte heat. Ail that is wanted is a fair trial of its virtues, jand the tumor will begin to diminish in size, andN ^gradually become smaller and and smaller until it ^entirely disappears. h IA Physician's Opinion of Dr. Jaync's Expccto-o rant. 'i Lowe I, Mass. Jan. 27 1944. g Dr. DaviJ Jnyne?Dear .Sir: I have used your * 'medicine, (so universally known by the name of* ^Javnf.s Exi'ECToeant,) in mv practice lor a num-e j.icr of years, and can most truly say, that I have J ijiicen more successful in the use of that as a tnild, \?-afe, and thorough Expectorant, than of any which ? |I have ever used. It is the best for the following t ^obvious reasons. It does not (if given in proper i! .doses.) occasion a disagreeable nausea. It does >1 ijuot weaken the lungs and prostrate the system,/ 'dike most other Expectorants in common use, tmrvj Idoes it abate the appetite of the patient like othr.r^ ji ausealing medicines, which have been used by theft "faculty. In a word, it is nearly or quite the tbinggj 3*.\ hich has been sought for by many of the facultyfc? 'for ages gone by. 1 remain yours, &.c. pi i I.UTIIER BR HI 11 AM, M. D. K I Prepared only by Dr. D. Jaync, Philadelphia, andp j ' "" "j" \H MrKAIN, Camden, S. C. | Jast ISeccivcd. s j A fresh supply of GENUINE MEDICINES C, jCinonaf llicm aro? o I Ml IMIW'K Ff.flD MAGNESIA * >, SI PKItlOR ENGLISH Ml STARD * 1 CAMPHOR ' REST CASTOR OIL * Do SWEET OIL *< AI.COIIOE [j " ME A KIM'S EXTRACTS, FOR FLAVORING T A It II \.VI "S SELTZER APERIENT fl.oVE WODVNK TOOTH ACHE DROPS, SI I'ERIO.t WHI TE WAX TOWNSEND'S s aRS A PARI EI. A f SWAYSi:?' svill T OK WILD CIIF.RUV :5 The above, together with every o'-licr article , ^in tlio I)rii{j line, viz? ^Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, PERFrnEBl', iiwill he fold at least as low as articles of like qua 1 i-1 itv can be obtained in the neighborhood. r JAMES R. Me K AIX. j Feb. 2!). R tf ? | Received per Steamer DeEialb. [ | A choice supply "f Indian; Spanish Drown; Ve-> 'jnetian Red; Litharge, Verdigris, Cochineal, d/ad-ft jder, G'lue, J.atnp Illack; Alcohol, See. Sic.; togcth-g iter with every artirla in the line fresh from the;. ^Northern Markets and of superior quality." These*; particles having been purchased for Cash will be;.Ssold at a very siirll advance oil cost. Call and seel' t;!or yourselves at Cleveland's nearly opposite, 3Masonic Hall. f J i n ?r h StiHiiijria Sylvatica, t (Jit QUEEN'S DELIGHT. [ For llio relief and cure of all diseases arising'* jfrom an impure state of the blood and other fluids, ,?of the body; Davis* Vegetable Pain Killer; Clove, | Anodyne Tooth Ache Drops for the immediate and:' . perfect cure of this excruciating' pain; Knapps In-?! .hiian Strei gthening Plaster; Allebasi's Poor Man's ^ ^Piaster; Hadeau's &, Well's (Celebrated Strength-?,' ieninjf Plaster; Ron Ice's Iodine Linament; Ale-^ JMlinn's Elixir of Opium; Scuddcr's Acrouslic Oilj jjl'or Deafness; Wistar's ilalsam of Wild Cherry;* "jtogcthcr with a fresh supply of all the popular, i) Patent Medicines for sale at Cleveland's. f | March 1. 9 tf e j Sperm Oil. 1 A very good article at. $1,'Jo and a superior ar-|; iticle at ?1,00 per gallon. % "i A t Lit A linn, .Imi^n cnlnpf uin r\t Rn(r-l rc nil i!. Tobacco at reduced prices fur ("ash. While Lead, Window Class, Linseed Oil. &.C.U ;&r., having been purchased for CASH will ln?V sold lower than tho lowest. Call at Cleveland's * .nearlyopposite Masonic llall. i March 1. 9 tf (2 j- Sale of Aicsrocs. f; Will he sold on the first Monday in March next,,'j .before the Court House floor in Camden, four ne-?," rrues, viz: Dinah a middle aged woman, a cook.f {washer; with her grandson, Boh, about seven; jjycars. Billy about 50 pears f>l* age; also L^ali^ r,about 15 years old. Terms cash. Sale positive* .iTIie above negroes may be seen upon application y jjtn the undersigned. K 1 (lAMEWKLL & DASKIX, Auctioneers. P \ Feb. 10. 7 if F I SFLLIXC OFF FOR CASH. ( I W. AX DIHISON & CO. intending to close thoirj ^general business, will oiler their stork of p Bendy C'lothiiig, llAliDWAli/:. SM)I)IJ:iiV, HOO TS, Si 10ICS, iVr, 1 At very reduced prices. As our . assortment isr ^ *o:?f|, and we are determined to s?* 11, we would m--. Svi'e purchasers to cai1, as great bargains n ay be^ loxjict'led. fj OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Kx'rnrt from the Vermont Sentinel. s The sutldcn and frequent changes of weather? which we have experienced recently, from hot. toF cold and from w*t to dry, have been peculiarly ij favorable for the contracting of Coughs and Colds, 3 and for the laying the foundation of that, dread dis-? ease, Cot-sumption; and we think we have nevert known ?o much harking and wheezing as we have-'j witnessed among our friends and acquaintances^ for the last few weeks, Nor have we gone entire-^ ly free: we Itml a had cold accompanied by a hard.ij dry, hacking cough, which was a source of great annoiance, and began to be ?f considerable appro-? (tension, when a medical friend ad vised us totnakef1 use of Hull's Cough Lozengey, (and we write this;" paragraph inailnite our frictuh to do the same,) ?j they being in his opinion "iho most effectual re-? .'iipjy lor Coughs and Colds wiiinn his Knowledge, ;ind alter a fair trial of tlicm, wc are happy to sny;< tliat we roiicur most fully in that "opinion," andV most cordially recommend them to ar.y of our' friends who are or may he sufTnrinj from any of the,J complaints incident to Hard Colds, as a remedy'; effectual in its action and speedy in its operations." Wc do not know who Dr. Hull may he; but ho wiil please accept our thanks, and we think he." deserves the thanks of the community for placing^ within their reach so excellent a remedy for l'ul-j-; nvr.ary complaints as his Cough Lozenges. Marcli I, 0 2t fj For sale in Camden by James R. il/cKain, and., by respectable Druggists generally throughout tho'^ country. E SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICKS. Dr. SMITH'S PREMIUM TORPEDO MAG-p NETIC MACHINES?This is ccrtair.'y the neat-f. est and most powerful Instrument yet offered to'c l he public, and as a re nedial agent in nervous and? chronic affections, it has bee., found highly ser-j: viceablc. The American Institute has awarded a'; prize to this Instrument overtnianv competitors.! For sale by F. L KEMP. * DR. JACKSON'S Fife and Tetter Embrocation. t No article so effectually removes the above pain-r ful and troublesome affections. For sale bv Feb. 22. Fl.'A.NTTS I,. ZEAiP. E TARRANT'S t JKffcrvcsccnt Seltzer Aperient. | This much esteemed and highly valuable prepw ration will not fail to effectually to remove Drs-? pep.-ta, Headache, IIe.'.ktbit.n, Acidity of tiif.L Stomach. Custivexess, &c: For sale bv ? Feb. 22. FRANCIS I,. ZEMP. g Wliitc Lend, Window Glass, f A new Ftipply ot White Lead and Windows (Mass just received. As those articles arc pur h chased at cash prices, they will be sold lower than F they have over been in this market. Nothing* trill be gained by sending to Charleston for themt Before purchasing e sewhere call at the subscri-F ber's. FRANCIS L. ZEMP. ? Feb. 23. 1649. 8 tf_ t ZTIo*t Extraerdiiiury Work! THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION, | By Dr. A. 31. MAItlCKAli, Professor of Diseases of; Women. Sixth Edition. lSm. pp. 231). Pric e ?1. f 2."5,000 copies sold in Three 3Ionths. Every female is getting a copy of this most ini|x>rtant and > interesting Work. Thousands of females, married amis 'unmarried, (the married particularly) are so tiering and i ;have fullered f.,r years, expending money in purchasing! useless m-diein-'s, xvlio would here at once discover the j 'nature of their couiplaint, its muse,and the remedy. I | It is intended Hsjteeially for the married.or those mi,. 11c-nij,Iriti:,ir marriage, r.s it discloses important secrets which* should be known to them particularly. And thus for one; 'dollar, (tin* price of Hie hook.) years of misery will lie saved j ho thousands of females, ami their youth, beauty, and* jluinynm-y of sph-ii* retained tojati adxaneed age, instead ? of ailim*, sick. and emaciated at thirty. ! To the wife, to the mother, to the female either bud4 ding into woiieuilio.nl. or to the t,ne in the decline of years,* in whom nature contemplates an important change, a*, a Do to the one contemplating marriage, i? is heyond pric-.k Over leu thousand copies have been sent by mail with-' in three mouths, with |<eifect safety and certainly. In no. iuslunce has a remittance failed to reach the publisher,; or the hoolc these to wtiom it has been directed. f On the receipt of One Dollar, the ".Married Woman's. Private .Medical ('oniptittioti'' will he sent I without a>*t lol \llir /'Uri li't?T fur j n.*t.i ^r.) loony part of the United Mates.f I P. TiioK.vrox. at tic Post Utiicc is Agent fur Camden,? ! |, r the. sale of I tie above. | feh. -M. Jh is. S Cm _ [; CAMOES AXi) ( IIAItJ.OTTJBi MAIL LINE. T lie Fo.:t Master General having given ihrcc-* ioiiK lo run tlm mail 1 rum this place to Charlotte': ilirce times a week, instead of twice, as former v,: jthc public will therefore, phase take notice,that; :tliC stage will leave Camden every Monday, Wed-I jnesday and Saturday, at S A. M., and arrive in j Lancaster the same afternoon, j Leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, at i) A. M., and arrive in Charlotte by V :1\ M. . | Leave Charlotte every Monday, W edncsday and: tSatnrd ay at 8 A. M and arrive in Lancaster sai?c| l atti rr.non; leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thurs-f dav and Sunday at 5 A. ,\L and arrive in Camden! iat'tl 1'. M. j JAMES McEWEX, Contractor. [ Feb. 33. 13-18. 8 tf The Charlotte JclTorsonian will please inserC ^three limes and hand in their hill to J. .1/cE. ^ ISottNcnixl !.?>! forstilc. 1 The MiltscrilhT oilers for sale liis lluii.-c and l."t sitimletl. near the Jh-rlatiii-' I'liurcli in ('unuk-n. For further pur-, iliculars aj'i ly to T. \V. Prune*. L j Feb. *i. J. FRANCIS. | 13 r. LI. Ci. ASOA t | Offers Ids prolessioi al services to the citizens; of Camden and vicinity. Office two doors below j the flank of Camden. 1 F. l). 23, IS 18. 8 3m [ Trtiveli'.ts Trtttikt :t:td Carpet j A line lot just recc.vcd and lor sale by [ ] Feb.. 2:1. GEO. ALDEX. j Ei& Cqnity-Eiernhaw Dhti'ict. James'Filler, ct al: ) j vs > DILL. John McSwi en ct al. ) I j It appearing to my satisl-ction, that John Tiller,, 'Pilb.r Nmitiivru 'Pitlni* noil (*rr>io|ilO!l ''illitp : the children "I William Tiller, deceased, defen-j <! ints to Mrs Hill are absent Irom, and reside bc-j ynnd the limits of this Stale: On motion of Clies-j ;nut, coiiiplamarit's solicitor, it is ordered that liter 'said defendants do plead, answer or demur to the! 'said lull within three months from this date, or aniorder pro conlesso will he entered against them [ * W.U. SUANNO.N, c. f..k. ?. lj Comm'r*. Office, Feb* 18,1848. [s?] | J KJoolioii !Vo<icc. 3 STATi: OF SOU l"l!-(;AK()M\A. j '.Office of Court of G. S. and Common Picas, j of Krrshair District. j Whereas, a \acancv has occurred ir. the Office of Ordinary for Kershaw District, (owinjf to the" death of K. ],. Wilson.) .Now, therefore, in pnr-t "siianre of tlie "delof the l/'gislalure of IS!!)," I* 1 i -- II. I . V ? * I I.M. r..' (ill lirrciiv "?IVIJ 1 IJlliU .mill f hill ?ui i.il-.iuui ph. ,Urdinarv will lie held im .Monday, the 3rd day oi. iApri', to till said varanry. j \\ itncss my I rind al Camden, this Till day of; Fcliru.trv, A. J'. Is Id. j n CASS, Clerk. j e:of?sanoa' ] Will open a Friuilp School at Piherty Hill,' flvorsliau* District, wi'.li competent Assistants, on' 'terms of lui'ion as tollutt's, per session of live! i months:? Orthography. Reading ami Writing; 87 Ol). \\ ith Arithmetic, Cratuinar and History foinij inriiced, 0 00. English Cimmiliar. History and Cco<jrap'jy, I'd (aI 'Draw imr and Faintim;, It) CO * \!u.-ie. on the I'nit.o, d() 00' kFiiihroidcry and worsted jvork, S 00, j, January (I -it j Ladle*' Boot* and Fine Sboc?. Ladies fine Lasting Hoots do do Kid Walking Shoes do do Slips do French Kid Slips y$*? ' * -1 - ?Lti. m J _ i M oi? _ in*/ wnne iv in ann aann onps (Jo Lasting Buskin Ties do Goat akin-walking Tics. I ALSO?A fresh supply ot Misses's School Shoe# * and Bootees, lieavy and good. Together with a general assortment of Fhiljdrcn's Shoes, all of which are fresh from the mat* rnufacturers, and for sale by 1 Fel.. 23. GEO. ALDEN. I .northern Tans Sole Leather* \ Calf and Lining Skins, Harness and Red and Black upper Leather, Patent leather, Saddle ? Leather, Shoe Thread &c. dec., for sale bv i Feb. 23. GEO. ALDEN. ! Wanted to Purchase* A likely negro girl of about fifteen or sixteen iyearsof ago. Apply at this office. )" Feb. 23, 1849. 8 ' j . IVIiiMkcy. ] A few barrels fine old Baltimore whiskey, Mil* .ler's Brand. ForFaleby \ JAMES McEWEJf. ! Feb. 23, 1349. 6 tf RECEIVED BY T3IE DEKALB* AT THE MASONIC CASH CLOTJHNG STORE, 42 Superfine black French DRESS COATS JO do do do FROCK DO 25 dozen SHIRTS (latest styles) 6 " DO standing collars. (lateststyles) ... ALSO?A lew KVEXING VESTS * j for suit- low for rash by . A-at If J W. A. KENT & .MITCHELL, MiuoniefMl. \ Tofi. 23. 8 9k ' *. >-] H)i*. C. II. Sc'iapN Eficadache Pills, ^ron tin: iikuf.f am) cork of sick headache* | By the use of these Pills, the periodic attack# ; of Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented} and, if taken at the commencement of an attack* ^immediate relief from the pain and sickness will bet : obtained. 3 Tiicy seldom fail in removing the Nausea and relieving the Headache, to which Females are sub'jecf dnrimg pregnancy. j For actual ev.deuce in their favour, we are al* flowed to refer to the following letter: From Rev. Thoe, Smyth, D. D. Charleston, May, 1840. \ My dear sir: 1 have been exceedingly distressed iwith a very frequent and severe sick heacache, and 'availed myself, last fall' of the use of your Pills; 'and, al.hough I am not permanently relieved, yet JI find very great relief from the use of these Pillj Jaiul can with them, prevent the headache, when Jwarned of its approach, and relieve it wl.en it has gnot progressed very far. I can also secure freedom from headache, on any occasion, by taking000 ^or more of these PilJs on the previous night. H ani Sled, to consider them a very safe and useful pai, and adapted to improve the tone of the stotOMll^and digestive organs. i 'Very sincerely, yours, ? . c'3 Thomas ShytA I To Dr. Schnps. 3 For sale at Cleveland's, nearly opposite the j Masonic Ilall. Toast Powders. J| These Powders are an entire substitute fof t Yeast in all culinary purposes, havingbeen im* |proved by a recent chemical discovery, by whictr atlioy are rendered perfectly harmless to tbe Dyspeptic as well as the Epicure, and are essentially necessary in promoting a healthy digestion. 1 also J CLEVELAND'S ' Improved Soda & SeidlitzPowderlr, | The almost universal employment of Seidiit* , ;Powders as an Aperiant and gentle laxative re*- T 'Lders the attainment of an article, the quality .fit Lav hich may be relied on as a desirable object; whilst , ;the tact is notorious that a majority of the powders pre totally inefficient. These Powders are prSMu ? * trod ot pure materials aud are put up in such* "^manner as to preserve their quality in any climate. | For sale at Cleveland's, nearly opposite the , jMasonic llal). * y j Dr. Allcu's Compound, Fon THE'CUKK OF DYSPEPSIA. 'j Tliis Medicine is offered to the public generally^ .from a full conviction that it is superior to any oth cr medicine now in use, for the cure of Dyspepsia, iil.ivcr complain', Nervous Debility, or Botfiiy j Weakness, &c. j Jleiag sole Agents for the sale of Dr. Allen's Vegetable Compound, those suffering ftom Dyspepsia are invited to call and procure a bottle of ^tliis truly invaluable Medicine. For sale at Cleveland's, nearly opposite il/asonic Hall. :j N. 11.?Medicines may be obtained at any hour * ':o( the night by knocking at the side door. Iti Equity-Eicrshaw District. j Margaret McCaskill and fc'aml. P. Mnrchisoo . vs Daniel McCaskill and others. It. appearing to my satisfaction, that Daniel Mc* 'Caskill, the brother of Alexander McCaskill, who is one of the defendant1 to this bill, departed from "5ihis Stale many years since, and has not been ;heard from or of since then: On motion of J. M. ^DcSaussure, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered rjtlisit the said Oanie , or if he hedea,d any.children .?*that he may have left, do plead, answeror demur to Sthis bill within three months from this day, or an border pro confcsso will be granted against him or ^tllClll. J \VM.' M. SHANNON, c. F.. k. D. | Comtrrrp. Ofiice, Feb. II), 1H8. [?787] , | K(iUl\OX.~ This fine and thorough bred Stallion will stand the ensuing season, commencing on the first of 1] March, and endingon the 1st. of July, in the vicinity of Camden, at ?10 the season and $*20 the in.'.-tiranco and HO cents to the groom. A Fipiinox is a beautiful dark ehesnut, I5hande," ('tliree inches high, finely proportioned, of superior Morni and action, of great docility, and in all reexports admirably adapted to improve the stock of ^:sa<id!o and draft horses. lie was bred by R. L. CStevens, Esq. of New York, out ol Janette, full f sister of Sir Charles; his sire Mr. Botts* celebrat toil horse (Johanna. Feb. 10?2m" Copartnership. ] Tito subscribers have this day formed a copart. -jiicrsliip in the Auction and Commission business -jiindor the name and firm of (JAMEWELL it BAS <KIN, ami will promptly attend to all business eo.ktrusted to their care. J. N. GAMEWELLr J. W. B A SKIN. j January 24th, 194a. | FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. Cnmden Insurance Company, of JVcw-Jersejr. CHARTERED IX 1832, 'I The subscriber Itavinp received theApencyo ,'fliis institution for Camden and vicinity, will re wive applications, and issue Policies at the cur jront rates, IP. D. McDOWALL. Seed J jeans. ] In the spring of 18-16, I found in a bap of Rio .CoID-p, four or five Beans which I planted; they rrnw well and produced abundantly: several of the pods measured 8.'. inches in lenpth and 1 inch in 'i width; tlipy arc very tender, and prow well either planted alone or with corn. 1 have loft a few of i,tite seed for sale, at the store of John Ingram, and at 'he Post ofl'ce in Can den. \ Fob-1G- Tiios. P. no\VEN. ] Town Taxes. j The Town Taxes are now due and payable. The -nnders'pned will bo found daily in the Council -llo'un to receive the same, which he is ('tferted to ^collect forthwith. L. W. BALLARD, Teh. 10. Recorder and Treasurer. ,-i Dissolution of t.'opartncrship* ;| lhi the 1st of January next, ilia co-partnership ywisti';;.' n*ii!cr tlio tirm 01 Uooy Ci ftonnooy wiu jjlu? dissolved by inulual consent. All debts due ^thv a!id to the concern will ho settled by R, M Kenncriv* J. \Y. ])OBV | J>c. '22. R. M. KENNEDY.