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For I lie cure of Healanlie, C?i J.Iinesx, Salt Rheum J Rheumatism, Piled, Heartburn, Worms, Dyspepsia, Choi era Morbus, Pains in tne Rack Limbs and Joints, Genera * weakness, Fits, Consumption, Palpitation of the Heart Liver Cnmplaiut, Rising in the Throat, Erysipelas. Deafness, Dropsy, Asthma, Itrliings of the Skin. Fevers of all kinds. Colds, Gout. Gravel, female Complaints, Nervous ^ Complaints, and all other Diseases arising from impurities j of the blood, and morbid secretions ok the liver and . STOMACH. HO" Every disease to which the human frame is subject, originates from impurities of the blood or derangement of tiie digestive organ?. Dr. Gordon's Family Pills. Being compounded exclusively of such ingredients as Nature intended should operate on the impurities of the Human System. Strike at the root of the disease, removing all impurities from the body, opening the pores externally and internally, separating all foreign and obnoxious particles from the Chyle, so that the blood, of which it is the origin, mu-t he thoroughly pure?necessarily securing a free and vigorous action to the Heart, Lungs, I.iver and Stomach, thereby restoring health, by opening the pores, cleansi ig the veins and arteries, uniinpetiing ail the natural veins and purifying the blood; they render the system not only thoroughly "sound, but also impervious to disease, even when all otner means have failed. CO" Within the last twelve months, more than one hundred cases of the most aggravated forms of dyspepsia have been cured by the Medicine, where rigid dieting, the Blue Pill, and almost every oilier means had been resorted to without any benefit, and when death stared its miserable victim fully in the face. If l>r. Gordon's Pills were not adapted to the cure of any but this horrid malady, their dtiironusuccess in this disease alone would be suflicient to ' wsftoii to fame" the name of their inventor, as a deneit *; factor of ais species. e ' KrTliis medicine never fails to cure the worst cases of files in one week! For a more detailed description of the Medicine, the manner of its ope-ation, the comjdaints it is adapted to and the cures it has performed, we refer the reader to our agents, who will give them a Pamphlet grabs. For sale by James U. McKain, F. L. Ze.mp Camden, also, for sale at all the towns and country stores in the South and West. Truth is powerful, and, in this instance, has prevailed. Peters'* Vegetable Pills, Testimonials.?Extract of a letter from Dr. Waines of Philadelphia, Feb. 2,1S10.?"Your Pills are the mildest io their ope rat ions, and yet most i powerful in their effects, of any that I have ever , met with in a practice of eight and twenty years, i Their action on the chyle, and hence on the impu- , rities of the biood, is evidently very surprising1." Extract of a letter from Dr. Henry Hall, of Quebec, L. C., March 6, 1841.?"For billious fevers, Bick headaches, torpidity of the bowels, and enlargement of the spleen, Dr. Peters' Pills are an excellent medicine." For sale by all the Druggists in Augusta, Hamburg and Charleston, and A. J. Moses, SumterVille. J. R. McKAIX, Sole Agent in Camden. Also, for sale by J. R. McKain, Camden, and A. A. J. Moses, Sumterville, HARRISON'S OINTMENT, an unfailing remedy in the cure of all kinds of Wounds, Sores, Scalds and Burns, and the Piles. Price 50 cents. D r.G. K ,T Y LER'S P3V3?. AND ASPS PILLS. If there ever was a medicine that merited the public praise for the great good it has done in curing Chills and Fever, it certainly must be Dr. Tyler's Ague Pills, as thev cure the patient in 24 hours. They do not operate as a purgative, bur as a tonic, and produce no unpleasant symptoms, and cura permanently, nor can they fail, if used as directed?the trial of a single box will prove the above statements, therefore, if you would secure your health, procure a box of the genuine Tyler's Ague Pills. For sale by J. R. McKain and F. L Zemp, in Camden, and on enquiry will be found at most of the towns and country stores. PE.LE ROY'SI VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL TILLS. - The startling drawback on nearly all Medicinal Afients ha* ever be-m tliat in their process of purgation and purification, they have also debilitated the svstem. Hence Purgative Medicines have always b.-cn regardetl as at best but a Necessary Evil, Patients resorting to thetn for the relief of one disease at the expetioe of another. To obviate this, Physicians have long sought for an Agent that would at the same time PURGE PURIFY" AND STRENGTHEN. But their efforts were nearly fruitless, and they had almost despairqd of success w hen the labors of science, and research were rewarded by a discoverv which fully realized the fondest desires of the Medical facility, and tvhtch is justly regarded as one of the most important Triumph* that Pharmacy ,ias ever achieved. This important desideratum is aamcd Dr. Le Roy's Vegetable Universal Pills, Which Purify the Blood, and remove all corrupt, and Vitiated humors, and unhealthy accumulations from the body in a manner never betore rivalled, and which yet produce no weakness or lassitude whatever, but on the contrary tone the Stomach, aud invigorate the constitution during the Progress of theiroperation*! I)r. Le Roy's Pills, wt fact unite those heretofore irreconcilable, but most desirable qualities, Evacuation aud Invisoration for thev are at the same time a STRENGTHENING PURGATIVE, AND A PURIFYING TONIC. The two principal ingredients in Dr. Le Roy's Pills arc Wild Cherry aud Sarsaparilla. So prepared thai each promotes the beneficial effect of the other, the formerstrength<*uing, while the latt .t, through its union with various vegetable ingredients, evacuates and purifies; thus they superinduce no torpidity of latitude of the Digestive Functions, and hence their operations are i attended bv no Reaction, or Subsequ: ut Costiveness. ( Dr. Le Roy's Pills are the in ?st active and searching j Medicine in existence. They at once attack the very root | of Diseases, and th?ir action is so prompt, that in an hour or two after they are taken, the patient is aware of their good effects. 'J'hev not only operate on the Klood. but also on the chyle, of which the JJIood is formed, and thi< secures good blood from the fountain head, moreover they produce neither nausea, griping or debility, and as a family medicine they have no rival* Price *25 cents |vr box. For sale by James It. .McKain, Camden, S. C. HEALTH ! HEALTH! THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR & WOOD NAPTHA ! The only CERTAIN REMEDY for the ('un- oj C0S7ST7HPTI02T, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spilling of Blood, Pain in the Side and Breast, tore Throat. Hoarseness. Palpitation of the Heart, . Whooping Cough. Croup. Hives. Serious Tremours, Liver Somphiint, Diseased Kihieys, and Affections generally of the Throat, Breast, < and Lungs, _ Of all the diseases incident to our climate there is none to universal, and at the same time so insidious and fatal as Consumption. In this country especially, Pulmonary Con- ( itimpAn is emphatically a scourge, and in its resistless c areer, sweeps over the land as a Destroying Angel, laying ' low, with a relentless hand, the strongest and fairest of our I race, //itherto all efforts to arrest this dread disease have s proved vain, and all that seemed within our power was at best the alleviation of suflering, rendering somewhat | smoother, the certain progress to the tomb. The Proprietor, in off-ring this preparation to the public, | would embrace the opportunity to slate upon what grounds it puts forth its merits; and the reason upon which it founds ^ its superior claim* to the attention of the afflicted, that ail who require it* use may repose full confidence in its cura- 1 live powers. Since its fust preparation lie has had the < pleasure of witnessing its happy results in numerous instances; but he was determined not to offer it to the public un- j til he had become thoroughly convinced of its efficacy. Having such conviction, lit* now confidently off-rs it as a rein- | edy wilitout a parallel in the cure of I'll L.MON A RY CON SUMPTION and its Kindred diseases. Let the follywin^ s;?*ak for itself? "I have used Thomson's G*oin;>ouiid Syrup of Tar arid i Wood Naptha, for some time in my practice, and have ' found it the most efficient remedy I ever used in Consunip ?"'? "s-ns slirnnii- catarrh. &c.. when great irritahilitv. I with weakness of the pulmonary organs existed. Th? ra* - pldity with which it acts is greatly in its fa\.<r where dyspnoea or oppression exists, which is immediately relieved by it- In Pulmonary Consumption it can he used with confidence, being applicable to every form of that disease, ard I consider it a medicine well worthy the attention of Physiciaus.and exempt from the imputation of empiricism." 1 -M. CHAMBERS, M. I>. 1 rhiladelphia, Oct. II, 1B-16. The above medicine prepared only by Au.vev <J" Bickaos.atN. E. cornerof Fifth ane Spruce Streets, Philadelphia. Sold in Camden by F L. ZEMP, Sole Agent, and I i by respertable Druggists generally. Price 8' or 50 ets. per bottle. Beware of Imitations. 1 January 19. 3 8t Wines; Lemon Syrup; White Wine and I Cider Vinegtr, for sale by Feb. 50. Ej W. BONNE Y. | i THE WORLD'S ILLATION: rnAT THE TILES IS DISARMED OF ITS TERRORS By Dr. Upliain's Vegetable Electuary The great sensation wlilch was created among the Medical Faculty, and th,?ughout the civilized world, by the anlounoement of Dr. Upliain's Eloctuury, for the cure of Piles a disease that resisted all former medical treatment,) has etlled down into a thorough confidence that it is a positive itid speedv cure in all cases of Piles, either Bleeding or illind, External or Internal, also, for all diseases of the Sto-f nach iind Bowels, such as Severs and IIabitCal Costive.ness. Dyspepsia, Ltvkr Complaint. Inflammation of the Spleen, Kidneys, Bladder. Bowels, and Spine; Ulceration of the InrEsTtNEs; Flow of Blood to the Head, Ac.; and FOR THE RELIEF OF MARRIED WOMEN. Voluntary Certificates United States Marshall's Office, ) New York, December 6th, 18-17. > Messrs. Wyatt & Ketchan?Gentlemen?Understanding that you ore the General Agents for the sale of Dr. Upham's Vegetable Electuary for the cure of Piles, I have deemed it a duty to volunteer a recommendation in behalf of that valuable Medicine. J have been afflicted with the Piles many venrs,and oave tried various remedies, but with no beneficial efleets. Jnpeed. I began to consider my case hopeless. But, about the first of September last. I was prevailed upon by a friend, to make a trial of the alwxe named medicine; I took his advice, and rejoice to say that 1 am not only relieved, but 1 believe perfectly cufcd. 1 most earnestly recommend it to all who may have the misfortune to be afflicted with that annoying*nnd dangerous disease. Very Respectfully, vour ob't. servant, ' ' ELY MOORE. New York. September 6th. 1847. Messrs. Wyatt A: Keteham?Gentlemen?I am constrained to give vou a statement of the benefit I derived from using Dr. t'pnam's Electuary, in a case of Piles, by so doing, 1 shall render a beudlit to those who are suffering from that troublesome disease. I was reduced for several years by the Piles so much that it was with great difficulty for me to walk or attend to my business. I also suffered from other disease, which were extremely troublesome, and which I am pleaded to Fay two boxes of the Electury entirely removed; and that my health is better now than it has boon for many years. It has done me and my family since more good, and with less expense, than all the physicians to whom 1 have applied, or medicine that I have used. 1 remain, still in perfect health. Your ob't serv't. NELSON NEWTON, 280 Spring street, cor. Renwick. New York. November 2,1847. Messrs. Wyatt A- Keteham?Gentlemen?1 consider it a duty which J not snlv owe to you, but to my fellow beings, to speak in praise of Dr. Upham's Electuary, a medicine which I think has saved mv life, and restored me to full health. For several years J was afflicted with Piles, togetlias ti'ifli Tlivrvniieio nnil n mntoml r\n m nm<tiV> lit fif till' KU**? tern. 1 employed different physicians, with 110 good result, ami they at least told me they could do no more for me. and said that I must die. 1 thus had given up nil hopes of ever having my health reslnred. until I had called to mind the benefits that a nephew of mine in Philadelphia (Benjamin Percival) had derived in a severe case of chronicle dysentery, by your medicine, that I purchased a bc\, which, to tny surprise, after taking a few doses, I received great relet, and thank God, by continuing its use. that 1 tint now restored to perfect health. MRS. SARAH T. AMES, 142 Mercer street. Notice.?The genuine Upliam's Eloctuarv has his written signature thus (cyA. Upham,3I. D.) The hand is also done with the pen. Price $1 a Ik>t. Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT A KETCHAM, 121 Fulton street, N. Y. and Druggists generally, throughout the Uuitcd States and Canadies. J. R. McKAIN", Agent for Camden, S. C. March 22 12 tf Most Extraordinary Work! THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION. lly Dr. A. M. MAR1CEAU, Professor of Diseases of Women. Sixth Edition. 18m. pp. 250. Price $1. 25,000 copies sold in Three iths. Everv female is getting n copy of this most important and interesting Work. Thousands of females, married and unmarried, (the married particularly) are suffering and have suffered for years, expending money in purchasing useless medicines, who would here at once discover the nature of their complaint, its cause, and the remedy. It is intruded especially for the married, or those contemplating marriage, as it discloses important secrets which should be known to them particularly. And thus for one dollar, (the price of the book,) years of misery will be saved to thousands of females, and their youth, beauty, and buoyancy of spirits retained to an advanced age, instead of inline, sit k. and emaciated at thirty. To the wife, to the mother, to the female cither budding into womanhood, or to the one in the decline of years, in whom nature contemplates an important change, as also to the one contemplating marriage, i' is beyond price. Over ten thousand copies have been sent by mail within three months, with perfect safety and certainty. In no instance has a remittance failed to reach the publisher, ' ? ?!? ? U..oL" K/i?n /? u'lmm it lion Ki.on dirar.tud On the receipt tif One Dollar, the "Married Woman's Private Medical Companion" will be sent {.trilhoul cotl to die lmrchatcr for portagr.) to any part of the United >tates. P. Thornton, at the Post Ollice is Agent for Camden, for the sale of the above. Feb. 23, ]$?. 8 6111 STB. levy . Will continue to act as Agent for both the Banks in this place, and attend to any commission business that may be entrusted to him. Fashionable Clothing. We are now receiving from New-York, our stock of Ready-made Clothing, made in the latest and most fashionable style, viz: Super Black, Dress and Frock Coats; Do " " Sacks; Brown and Olive Frock Coats; Business Coats, of various styles, and" made of handsome materials; Cloth, Beaver Cloth and Pilot Overcoats; Vests of various styles; Pants A:e; With a full supply of Shirts, Under Garments, Suspenders, self-adjusting -Stocks, Cravats, Gloves. Iloisery <tc, all of which will be sold at the very lowest prices bv Oet. 27. W. ANDERSON <fc CO. Georgia Plains Forsale bv W. ANDERSON If CO. Oct. 27. 1817. Negro Shoes. We have on hand a lull assorrment of Best quality hlack Pegged Brogatts; " do Uussel* do do Second quality blk. do do Stitch-down Shoes. all of our own manufacture, which can be recetninended to give entire satisfaction to the pur baser. Planter* are invited to call and examine our mock, is we know thev will lie pica?cd, both as to quality and irice. " W. ANDEHSOX ?k CO. Just Received, 1 cask old Brandy (Uennesses* brand) 1 44 Biass's London Porter, pints 1 case Brandy Peaches Soda Crackers, mixed Pickles, &c. June 9. S. BENSON, liccse and Kice. Just received, c lot of tine northern cheese, also i few bushels Bossard's best Kice. Dec. 8. K. W. BONNEY. TIic Subscriber. HjTlLL continue to act as BANK AGENT, in both the Banks of this place, and attend to any Jorsinission Business which may be entrusted to lirn. Office at lite Countitit; Koom of McDowall if* Shannon ('.J. SHANNON. Notice. All persons having demands against the Estate >f John H. Anderson, will hand them in to the administrator legally attested, within the time jreseribed by law,and all persons indebted to the said estate, will make immediate payment to JAMES R. McKAIN, Adm'r. Aug. 25, 1817. Brick Yard. The subscriber having leased the Brick Yard o Hoi. James Chcsnut, on Pine Tree creek, will be prepared in a short time, to furnish any quantity if bricks on accommodating terms. April 23, 1347. J. F. SUTHERLAND. " A few JTIojo of llie Maine Sort." 5000 Gold Leaf Segars 5'JOO Charleston do Cubrey Iluttertly do Pressed Esperango Regalia do Thomas' eup. chewing Tobacco Tobacco of various brands, some low priced. Half Spanish Segars. Just received by January 12, 134H. _ IJ. LEVY. House :iii?I I.ol for xale. Tin* ruWribrr iifii-rx f>?r hale Iiin House arid Lot mtiiated near the .Metluwiist Cliurcli in Camden. For further particulars apply to T. \V. I'egues, Feb.'22. W. J. FRANCIS. Janies Chesnut, jr., Est]., is my sole Agent and Attorney, with full power to act for me in settling the Estate of the late Dr. George Reynolds: and no nther person is authorised to use my natne, or to receive money or grant discharges of the said Estate, unless specially empowered in writing by him or myself. AJARY C. REYNOLDS. Adrn'x of G. Reynolds. A/arch 27, 1847 Ladies1 Boots and Shoes, VV. Anderson & Co. have received from Philadelphia, a handsome assortment of Ladies' colored silk Gaiters ' " " Fnmcais Gaiter) made by " black lasting Goiter* > llyan & Co. . " black half Gaiters ) I'hiladelp tia" " Kid Slippers " Kid and Calf Walking Shoes 0 Misses black and colored Kid Slippers , ' ' Kid and Calf Walking Buskins Children's fancy Bronze and black do f ?also? \ Men's sewed and pegged Brogans, very low Men's Women's and Boy's Shoes and Bootees, of onr own ' manufacture, for sale low, bv F Jan. 6- W. ANDERSON & CO. j Segarsatid Tohacco. r Superior Spanish Segars, of favorite brands, and "5 fine chewing Tobacco, for sale by j J\lay_19: S. BENSON. Gentlemen's Fashionable Boots, Philadelphia made, lor sale by . Jan. 27. W. ANDERSON & CO. 1 Champaignc. Baskets Champaigne, "Bollinger" do do pints, "Bollinger" j do do "ooucne Casks Porter, quarts and pints do Ale. Wines Liquors of all qualities. Just received by S. B. LEVY. Preserve*. West India Preserved ginger; West India preserved pine apples: limes, peaches, plumbs and cherries. Fresh prunes, currants, citron and lemons; for sale by S. B. LEVY. Nov. :i, 1817. Raisins and Figs and Apples. ^ and ^ boxes Raisins; Drums Figs Barrels Northern Apples; Box Lemons. Also?A fresh supply of Candies. Just received by S. B. LEVY. Jan. 11. 2 tf " WIIEEL W~IIIIGHT AND BLACKSMITH'S SHOP. The subscriber takes this method of thanking his friends for their patronage, and would respectfully inform the citizens of Camden and. persons residing in the country, that he is still to be found at his old stand, corner of Rutledge and Market-sts. where he will be glad to supply any one in want of good Wagons, Carts, Wheelbarrows, or any other : uork in his line, having a tine supply of seasoned Oak and Ash Plank, Spokes, Hubs. &c. Also, a. quantity of Tier and other Iron and Boxes, for either iron or wooden Axletrees. Jan. 4. ROBERT L. TWEED. KFA good Blacksmith wanted. Dissolution of Copartnership * Oh the 1st of January next, the co-partnership existing under the firm of Doby & Kennedy will be dissolved by mutual consent- All debts due by and to the concern will be settled by R. M Kennedy J. W. DOBY Dec. 22. R. M. KENNEDY. " JOHN IHGRA.V, 1 Receiving k Forwarding Merchant and BaukAgent, J CAMDEN, S. C. All business entrusted to him faithfully attend- J ed to, 011 moderate terms. JOHN J. WORKMAN, 1 BANK AGENT, CAMDEN, S. C. F. ROOT, ! AUCTIONEER, Commission Merchant & General Agent. { c A M I) e n , s. c. W'U attend to Public and Private Sales of any description. 0"Auction Room opposite James Dunlap, a few doors above Davis's Hotel. 11?-tf Groceries. 500 sacks Salt Il'h'ds New Orleans and St. Croix Sugar New Orleans Molasses Rio and Java Coffee Crushed and Loaf Sugar; superior Teas ( Bacon Sides; Iron and Steel t Liquors assorted, with a full assortment ol t Groceries, which will be sold on reasnnabl f terms, by H. LEVY. 1 Whiskey! * A few barrels fine old Baltimore whiskey, Mil- p ler's Brand. For sale by j JAMES McEWEN. Feb. 23, 1849. 8 J Carpenter to Hire. 6 Will be lured by the day or job, by j: March 27. II. LEVY. a NEW GROCERY { AND v FAMILY PROVISION STOF.B. r C The subscriber has just opened a carefully se- c lected stork of Family Groceries, which lie propo- r sea to sell for cash, at a very small advance on cost His stock consists in part, of? t Rio, old Java, Cuba and Mocha Coff ee I Loaf, lump, crashed, pulverized and brown Sugar. New Orleans and West India Molasses p Gunpowder, hyson, green and black Tea s Rice, Flour lieese, Bacon, Lard and Mackarcl a Sardines in oil, salmon and lobsters Almonds, raisins, currants, citron and figs f Preserved ginger, pine apple, leinon and orange i Brandy peaches, cherries and pears k Mushroom,tomato, paoli and walnut ketchup Pickles assorted, and sauces of different kinds Mustard, pepper, ginger, nutmegs, cloves, allspice | Soda, butter, sugar and water crackers Lemon, pine apple, raspberry and ginger syrups | Cognac Brandy (llenncsse's and other brands) Bordeaux, old peach and apple brandy Holland Gin; Jamaica and New England Ruin Monongahela, old rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskey New Orleans (rectified) ar.d North Carolina do I Malaga, Madeira, Sherry and Teneriffe wine ' Champagne, old Port, laret and /l/iiscat do ; London Porter and Scotch ale in quarts and pints I American and French cordials, assorted u ! Tallow, sperm- and adamantine candles u Bar soap; starch; indigo; castor oil; salt pctre j Yeas', seidlitz and soda powders; Sal ./Eratus i ^ With a great variety of other articles too numer- [ ^ ous to mention. S. BENSON. Dickson &. Latta's old stand, nerly opposite Davis' 1 Hotel May 19. Willie Lead, Window Glass. tt A new supply of While Lead and Window if Glass just received. As these articles are pur- t< chased at cash prices, they will be sold lower than o they have ever been in this market. Nothing will he waived by fending to Charleston for them (' Before purchasing elsewhere call at the subscri. al ber's. FRANCIS L. ZEMP. ! Feb. 23, 1848. 8 tf CAMDEN BRANCH. * aaaiSt- E TEN MILES of the Camdf.n Branch Kail 'I1 Road, from the Junction to Clarendon are now open lor the transportation of Freight and Passengers. A passenger Tra'n runs daily in connection g with the Trains on the South Carolina Rail Road, fii Freights will also be taken to and from this station, a' the charges however, on freight to Clarendon must for the present, be paid in advance. For further particulars, apply to N. D. Baxley, Agent at Clarendon, or to the Agents on the S. C. t Rail Road. JOIIN McRAE, Engineer &c. aI March 20. 13 tf Dr. K. B. JOHNSON Offers his professional services to the citizens of Camden and vicinity. Office two doors below B the Bank of Camden. L Feb. 23, 1848, 8 3m Fresh Garden Seeds, OF THE GROWTH OF 1847, Wholesale or Retail, WARRANTED GOO I), ( list received by F. Thornton, at the Post Office, !i CAMDEN, s. C. 0 ilobe Artichoke Early Sugar Loaf Cabbage 8 riant Asparagus Early Ox Heart do F 5nrly China Dwarf Beans Long Orange Carrot Vliite Kidney do Large Dutch Parsnip lefugeo or 100 to 1 do White Solid Cellcry j led Warrenlon do Long Green Cucumber r Surly Valentino do I Early do t lobroy do Gherkins, fine for Pickles. I fellow Cranberry do very prolific, and bear till s **i'rrn T.imo n Mftf PIaIi I friwt -" '6" ? ?? - '~v shell Bonn, runs well Enrly summer bush squash . and bears till frost Crooked neck Cashaw, a rVhite Horse do fine running squash, fine V very tender snap Bean for pies I ond very prolific, docs Musk Melon, fine ' well to plant with corn. Canlclopc do Early Washington or six Nutmeg Melon do weeks Peas Water Melon, very fine Early May do Green curled Kale Early Charlton do Eerly curl'd Silccia Lettuce ' Jishops early dwf prolific do Large cabbage head do Large while Murrowfat do i\t agnum Bonum and Ice do /icloria I choice kind do White Union Matchless ^ Large Rod do Blue Prussian do Lirgc Scotch r,eck Pall Sugar do Tup Onion Seed Early Tuscarora Corn Curled Parsloy Early Golden Sioux do Cayenne ond Bell Pepper , Early Sugnr do Long Scarlet Radish Canary Seed, for Birds Early scarlet short top do ' Long Blood Beet Long snlinon do ' Early Turnip do Scarlet Turnip do , True French sugar do While Turnip do j Large Purple Brocoli Black winter do | Early Cauliflower Round Summer Spinnagc i CABBAGE. Prickly do 1 Large lato Drum Head Purple Egg plant or Guinea Large Drum Savoy Squash Late Dutch Lncern or French clover Srcen Glazed Round Red Tomatoes Large Mountain Yel ow do jrcen curled Savoy Early spring Turnip Early York Large Norfolk do I Early Battcrsea Ruta Baga Early Dutch j i U"A considerable discount will be made to per- j I tons who wish to purchase to sell again. Should any of the above seeds, an trial, not prove I rood, others will be given in return. Dec. I. I Biigging and Rope. J 150 pieces Kentucky Bagging; 100 coils Rope. ^ lust received and for sale by sept. 22. II. LEVY. ! REMOVAL. The subscriber would inform the public that he I * - f * l-JL.. * f _ I ins removed 10 me store tormeriy occupiou \>y i?ir, i William Johnson, second door above II. levy's. I where he will keep on hand a pood supply of GRO- I SERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY. &c. to ' which he invites the attention of purchasers, as : hey will be sold very low. J. CHARI.ESWORTH. | March fl. 10' tf The Subscriber Has just returned from the city, where he has lurchascd a large stock of choice GROCERIES, which he will dispose of at moderate prices, conlisting in part, as follows? Fine Syrup, (from Loaf Sugar,) v Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Molasses, Liquors, Wines 1 Champuignes, Cordials. Preserves, Pickles ( Pickles by the dozen or 100, with other articles 1 jsually found in a Grocery Store. For sale low by S. D. LEVY. ' A PLANTATION FOR SALET ' III JIadison County, JtMississtpjit. A plantation containing 1040 of the very best :reek bottom and up-land is offered for sale on the c nost liberal terms. From 550 to GOO acres are in :ultivation, of which nearly one half is creek bot- c urn. well ditched and drained; the up-land inculivation is circled. The most of it is perfectly 1 resh; but little of it having been cultivated more I han from one to four years. The place has a contantly running 6tream passing through it, which t vill afford water enough to gin the cotton crop, J ind grind all the corn lor the use of the plantation, t is well supplied with springs of the best water, c t has upon it a large gin house and cotton press; i negro quarter sufficient to acoinodatc from 75 to 1 10 negroes and all necessary out-buildings in provr.rMrvrv TKn Hn'ollinrr (Inner* ic rrnml an/1 rnnrnv. > 6 ? fc? 1 md the yard is handsomely improved. It has ad- j< oiuing the house, a fine orchard of peach, plum, t tear, apricot, nectarine, apple treep, grape vines of arious kinds, and almost every fruit that comes to 1 erfection in this climate. It is believed to be me of the most desirable tracts of land in the fi lountry, not only on account, of the land, improve- s nentP, water <f-c., but also health. It is offered for sale at a less price and on better tj errns, than any such improvements and laud are ?eitig offered at in the country. e There will also he 6old at the lowest market n irice, with the pladtation, the crop of corn, a large v tock of hogs, about GO head of cattle, sheep &c., n nd plantation tools of every description. Also, if wanted, all the Household and Kitchen urniture. The above mentioned Plantation is adjoining the . amis of William McWillie, and W. E. Johnson. For further information or purchase apply to ABRA.M A. McWlLLIE, " Near Camden, Mississippi. ^ TO MILL WRIGHTS ~j AND MILL OWNERS. The subscriber having obtained a patent for his uprovcinent on the Water Wheel is prepared to ell Riirhts. either for States. Districts, or to Indi* ?! idualti. The advantages of this wheel over all thers now in use, are, tliat it is not affected by ead or back water so long r.s there is a good head bovc it; it increases the speed over the ordinary heel, so as to grind a bushel in from 3 to 8 mintes?with a good head of water a bushel has been round in the first mentioned time?its construe- ^ on is so simple that any one who can make a Tub ^ Vhcel can put one of these in operation; in fact, . is the Tub Wheel improved. Persons purchasing a right for a State or Dis- _ ict will be furnished a model free of charge, and j those who purchase indidual rights all necessary istructions will be given on personal application j > the subscriber nine n/ilcs west of Camden, where ^ ne of the wheels can be seen in operation. ol Letters addressed (post paid) to the subscriber, J)( :.are jf A. Al. Kennedy,) will meet with prompt Mention. EMANUEL PARKER. JJ Attention is invited to the annexed certificates "Camden S. C. March 1, 1817. Pl 'This is to certify that I have lined i lie Water Wheel in* titled t>v Mr. Emanuel Purker. I applied it to my Mill, hioh bail previously ground one btwliel in twenty-minutes nt wbieli, after its application, ground a bushel in/fee moires, with two-thirds of tlic water power. T!ie meal is e- Q tally as good, if not lietter than before." P. McKA. ISouth-Carolina--Kershaw District. I do hereliy certify that! have in use. attached to my _ rist Mill, the improved Water Wheel, the Patent of which manuel Parker of Kershaw District lias obtained; and nd it superior to any wheel 1 have before bad or seen, nd more than rvalixitur inv most ?nnjjuine expectations. a. a. McDowell. ~ December 9,1847. Nonth-Cnrlinn? Kershaw District. This is to certify thnt Mr. E. Purker has affixed his l'amt Wheel to my Grist Mill, and 1 ain very much pleased K ith its performance, and feel confident that it excels ]g ny thing of the kind that I have ever seen. _. wm. taylor. cj Northern Tan Sole Leather, Calf and Lining Skins, Harness and Red and ui lack upper Leather, Patent Leather, Saddle la .aether, Shoe Thread Sic. for sale by Feb. 23, GEO. ALDEN. Notice of Administratrix. Mary C. Reynolds having obtained grant of setters of Administration of all and singular the ;oodsand chattels, rights and credits that were of ieorge Reynolds deceased, at the time of his death, lereby notifies all who are indebted to the estate if tl e said George Reynolds to come forward and ettle their debts, with the administratrix, and all icrsons having claims against the said estate will land them in to her properly attested within the imo prescribed by law. I hereby constitute and appoint James Chesnut, lr. as my agent and authorize him for me, as Admilistratrix, to receive any monies that may be due he said estate, and for me and in my name, to jxecute and give receipts and acquittances for the same. MARY C. REYNOLDS. Jan. 12, 1349. 3 if ?j To Kent, 11 The store house on Broad street, now occupied jy Jefferson Burkley. Possession given immedi- F itely. Apply to Jj A. G. BA SKIN. S Jan. 3 1 tf TAKE A SEAT! Just received a fine assortment of curl-maple and fancy Sitting and Rocking Chairs, cane and wood seats; together with a fine assortment of j Furniture, such as Sofas,'Book Cases, Wardrobes) Bedsteads, fancy and plain Dressing Bureaus, tf-c. f or sale ciieap lor casn or goon paper. Jan. 5. J. F. SUTHERLAND. In Equity?Kershaw District. James Tiller, et al: ) vs I BILL. John McSween et al. ) It appearing to my satisfaction, that John Tiller, Jane Tiller, Seaborn Tiller and Crcighton Tiller, the children of William Tiller, deceased, defendants to this Bill are absent from, and reside be- 11 yond the limits of this State: On motion of Ches- | nut, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered that the said defendants do plead, answer or demur to the said bill within three months from this date, or an w Drder pro confesso will bo entered against them. ; ^ WM. M. SHANNON, c. e.k. d. | Comin'rs. Office, Feb* 18,1848. [$7] i In Equity? Kershaw District. Margaret McCaskill and Saml. P. Murchison i v" j Daniel McCaskill and others. It appearing to mv t-atisfaction, I hat Daniel Me- ! Caskill, the brother of Alexander McCaskill, who r s one of the defendants to this bill, departed from i ihis State many years since, and has not been j !ieard from or of since then: On motion of J. M. DeSaussure, complainant's solicitor, it is ordered i at the said Danie", or if he bedeapl any children rJ hat he may have left, do plead, answeror demur to 1 :his bill within three months from this day, or an 1 >rder pro confesso will be granted against hitn or .hem. " WM. M. SHANNON, c. e. k. d. 1 Comm'rs. Office, Feb. 10, 1848. [87 87] ^ llcad Quarters. r Loch art's Shoals, 27th March, 1848. DRDER NO.? The following Regiments will parade for Renew and Dr.ll, at times and places herein stated, nz: *| The 20th and 44th Regiments of Infantry at juintcrville, on Tuesday, the 2d day of May next, a] The Upper Battalion of the 3lst Regiment of n fan try, at Kings tree, on Friday, the 5th of May. fj The Lower Battalion at Georgetown, on Tues- a. lay, the 9lh of May. p The 33d Regiment of Infantry, at Conwayboro, n Saturday the 13th of May. The 32d Regiment of Intantry at or near .1/arim Court House, on Tuesday, the 16th of May. Tiie 30:h Regiment of Infantry, at Bennenttsville U in Thursday, the 18th May. d. The 29th Regiment of Infantry at or near Dar- pi ington Court House, on Saturday, the 20lh of si tlav. " # ft The 28th Regiment ol Inf.ntry at or near dies- hi erfield Court House, on Tuesday, the 27th of ; w Hay. R The 21st Regiment of Infantry al Lancaslervillc d? ii Saturday, the 27th of May. p: The 22d Regiment of Infantry at Camden, on Tuesday, the 30th of May. The Cavalry will parade by companies, equadons. or regiments of the 4th Division, as the Ma- , ir Gencjal may direct, and be prepared for inspec- . ion. >( The line will be formed and ready for review at . . 2 o'clock M. ^ The Commissioned and Non-Commissioncd Of- j ^ cere will assemble the day previous, on their re- ar pectivc parade grounds, lor drill and instruction. The Major General will with his staff, attend ^ lie reviews. The Brigadier Generals are charged with the |p xtonsion of this order to their respective com- . j lands, and will, with their Staff, attend the Re. 1 iews in their Brigades. By order of the coin- , lander-in-chief. JAMES \V. CANTEY, ^ Adjutant and Inspector General. , April 12. j. 100 IVladc Suinmor t>oai?, lave just been received from New York, by the i ubscriber; among thein may be found every style ow fashionable. Prices from two to ten dollars iIso, just opened, a beautiful assortment of made p rests, Vestings, fancy Linens and Coating cloths, ame verv fine. To insure sales they will be of- m' red very low. E. W* BONNEY. By Northerner. The undersigned has this day opened another ^ isc of Fancy Dry Goods, seven days from New ork?among them some elegant Beragcs. Prints nd mourning Ginghams, Irish Linens, Lawns, to1 'able Diapers, Doilees, Fans, Sun Shades, &c. April 5. E. XV. BONNE Y. or Stone Lime Hcc, () The subscriber h is on hand a lot of superior tone Liine, in good order. Also, Plaster Paris, 'I1 ement and Marble Dust, all of which he will sell 1 ery low, C. L CMATTEN. Dl March 29 13 tP M Administrator's Notice. k, The subscriber having received grant of Letters Administration de bonis lion, of ail and singular ^ le goods and chattels, rights and credits that were ? Mrs. Margaret Matins, deceased, hereby given >tice to all persons having demands against the * ild estate, to hand them in properly attested, and erl lose indebted are required to make immediate be lyment. J. YV. REM BERT, thi Jan. 19. Adm'r de Bonis Non. ? To Hire. Patty who is a first rate nurse for Ladies or hildren, also a good house servant and washer, id Itons very well. JD11N WOK.V/AN. April 10,18-18 15 tf MS.lna lVmitofl. Green and Dry Hides will lie purchased by Feb. 1G. W- ANDERSON & CO. J "REMOVAL. ~ Fc WM. B. JOHNSTON has removed his stock ? r Goods to the store formerly occunied by A. M. cnnedy, Esq. two doors .above Mr. James Dunp's where he will be glad to see his friends and "r istomcrs. March 8. __ Spring Fashion. Ladies' Colored and Black Gaiters, latest style, st received and for sale by the subscriber. Also ? dies White Satin and Kid Slips. GEO. ALDEN. At March 15. 11 tf CI Books and Stationary. SCHOOL BOOKS, Of every kind used in our Schools BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNS. MISCELLANEOUS AND CLASSICAL BOOKS, COPY AND CYPHERING BOOKS, DAY BOOKS. LEDGERS, and other Account Books, PASS AND MEMORANDUM BOOKS, SLATES AND PENCILS, MONOCHROMATIC PAPER AND CRAYONS, BLACK AND RED INK, BLACK SAND, BLACK AND RED LEAD PENCILS, JL.t l'1'JtK, WttlUIM* Ai\JL? UK.A VY liXVj rArttt, Ruled and Plain. NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES, SEALING WAX AND WAFERS, Ax. &?. March 15. A. YOUNG. 6ipi&ra<&8 The subscriljer will open on Thursday, the lGth of March, a elegant variety of SPRING AND SUMMER COODS, urclia-sed since the 1st of March in New York. Among icm may be found a large assortment of LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS, rench Kid and Silk Gloves, Linen and Cotton Edging and lsertings, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, some new style, ilk warp and common Alipachas; all kinds of Cotton loods. Also?Fancy Linens and Vestings, different stylet f Summer Ilats, &c. They will be sold on the be*Kern?. March 15. E. W BONNEY. Tncf A fresh supply of GENUINE Al.lDICJNES * itnong litem arc? MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESI \ SUPERIOR ENGLISH MUSTARD CAMPHOR BEST CASTOR OIL DO SWEET OIL ALCOHOL MEAKIM'S EXTRACTS, FOR FLAVORING TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT CLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH ACHE DROPS, SUPERIOR WHITE WAX TOWNSEN D'S S A RSAPA RILL A SWAYNES SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY The above, together with every other article l the Drug line, viz? Aedicules, Painls, Oils, Window Glass PERFUMERY, . ill he sold at least as low 38 articles of like quali) can be obtained in the neighborhood, JAMES R. McKAlN. Feb. 20. 9 tf Black's Ancient and Modem Atlas, GO plates, folio PinkertnnV Universal Alias, 61 plates, folio Mills' District Maps of South Carolina. 20 plates, fojo Mitchell's Modern and Ancient Atlas, 4to Butler's Bncient Atlas, 8vo. March 23. A. YOUNG. :amdent and charlotte MAIL LINE. The Post Master Genera! having given direcnns to run the mail from this place to Charlotte iree times a week, instead of twice, as former y, ie public will therefore, please take notice, that :ic stage will leave Camden every Monday, Wcdcsday and Saturday, at H A. &!., and arrive in .ancastcrthe same afternoon. Ixjave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday and unday, at 5 A.M., and arrive in Charlotte by 5 '. M. Leave Charlotte every Monday, Wednesday and laturday at 8 A. M and arrive in Lancaster same I'tcrnoon; leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursav and Sundav at 5 A. M. and arrive in Camden 1*3 P. M. JAMES RIcEWEN, Contractor. Feb. 23, 1918. 8 tf The Charlotte Jeffersoniar. will please insert iree times and hand in their bill to J. il/cE. Bacon and Lard. 5,000 lbs. North Carolina BACON 1,000 do fresh do LARD 1.000 ga's. best do WHISKEY For sale by JOHN INGRAM. On Consignment?From the North. A choice lot of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, nd Spanish Seg-rs of several very fine brands, ny person wishing a very superior article for jcir own use, will do well to call and examine the ssortinent, as it will be sold low. Apply at the ost Office to P. THORNTON. March 15. 11 tf To the Public. The subscribers beg leave to return their thanks > their customers for the liberal patronage affor?d them during the uast year, and to inform the ublic that they continue the business at their old :and, where all orders in their line will be thankilly received and promptly attended to. Tlicy ave good workmen and superior materials, and ill warrant all work done whether of iron or wood, eady made Ploughs kept on hand or made to or?r. Wagons, carts, carriages, <J"C- made or retired. Prices moderate. Jan. 19. WHITAKER & ARRANTS. monumental Subscription. In calling the attention of the citizens of Kerinw District to the object of the following resolum, adopted at a meeting held in Cauiden on the ith ult., and asking their co-operation in this noe undertaking, the undersigned, the rcrnmite to whom the matter has been entrusted, feel at it would be equally unjust to the gallant dead, id to those whose assistance in this matter is exacted, to make any appeal in this behalf. The immittee doubt not that every patriot son of old ershaw will feel it to be alike his grateful privige and sacred duty, to contribute according to s means. .Subscriptions may be addressed to any one of e undersigned. 'M. M. SHANNON, ED. A. SALMOND, VS. CHESN1JT, Jr. W. J. McKAIN, )S. B- KERSHAW, B. B. SALMOND. Committee. Camden S, C., April 10th, 1343. Resolved, That we, the People of Kershaw - - - . t r.i istrici, ao ereci a monument in noiior ui uieir emories, to lie inscribed with the names of Lieut. Col. Jamks P. Dickinson, Lieut. James Willis Cantey, Sergeants Jonah R.Holmes and J. B. Cauen, Corporals W. N. Robinson, and M. G. Cas. i. Privates J* W- Bounds, John M. Catoe, RobI Ford, W. Hopkins, Alfred Love, Amos osely. W. C. McFnrland, William Nelson, tven Posted, James S. Powel, Hugh A. RoL is, Willinm Robinson, Jas. Riddle, Dennis zer, Anson B. Sizer, W. L. Weeks, James inlap, John Cain, Alexander Collins, James arshall, Allen McCaskill, Ivey Rape, James bite, J. C. Bonnet, Hiram Rials, John sith, E. F. Warlick. Wm. A. Hilton, B. F. :rry, J. W. Baker, Fitzsimmons, H. Gibbon*, ;orge W. Oilman, Joseph Howel, Ransom >gan, Jackson Nettles, John Villepigue, James Rosser, James Harral, Reuben Rolterts, Rob. t White, Amos Mosely, and such other menu rs of Company C. as may hereafter loose ?ir lives in the service of their country. Scgars, Segars. 5,000 Gold Leaf Segars 5.000 Consolacion Do 5,000 Charleston Do Butterfly. Washington Pressed Esperinza 1 n 1 n .1?? Lrownea ivdjjie; ALSO Thomas' Tobacco Churubusco do and various other brands >r sale by S. B. LEVY. Ladies' French Kid Slippers and walking Shcvs y made; also, men's and hoy's Russet and Kip o<rans. Just received and for sale bv February 2. E,W. BONNEY. For ?ale. 50 barrels fresh LIME, in good order. Jan. 5. . J. F. SUTHERLAND. New Orleans and < uba Molasses, Lemon, Pine >ple and Strawberry Syrups, Cordialp, Pickles, aret Wine at "GERALD'S GROCERY