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IMPOlti-klfT FROM MEXICO. Probable Ratification ot the Treaty. On Saturday morning lust, we received a slip from the Office of the Palmetto-State Banner, containing ft Telegraphic Despatch, stating that the Treaty had been ratified by tho Mexican Congress, which we immediately issued in Extra. Since then, we have re. e-ivSd Extras from the offices of the Mobile Herald and Tribune, ar.d the N. O. Delta, by which it will be seen, that only one house of Congress had taken nc. tion upon the Treaty, but there was no doubt tho oth L,mm umit'l a Tho fral Iiiivt iter Lt frnm fhr? Mobile Hera id and Tribune:? We received this morning a despatch from jhe Delta office, containing important news from Mexico by the steam ship Edith, which I arrived this morning at New Orleans. Let.. ters from Mustang''were received up to the 21st inst. from the city of Mexico. The Treaty was ratified by the Chamber ot Deputies on the 10th instant, at six and a quar? tor o'clock, P. M. The vote on it was fifty one to thirty five. In the other branch of Congress thm: is no doubt that it will be approved by a comparatively much larger vote. Orders have been issued for the calling in of the outposts of the army, and they are expected to march for the coast Itctwecn the 1st and loth of June. Gen. Persifor F. Smith has been appointed superintendent for the embarkation of the forres at Vera Cru/., and he was to leave the city of Mexico for the purpose of entering on this duty on the 24th inst. This important news is beyond question, and SSP^Kiiers. The Delta states that the Monitor IlcpiAIia no of the 2lst contains the subjoined letter A . rom ViurreiHrn; uJ.tlcnlion! Most authentic and Important! "Our express arrived last night about 10 o'clock, bringing lis the annexed letters. They announce the approval of the Trenty by the Chamber of Deputies. Qukrktabo, May 19, 1845. .\t I?<t this population is relieved from the state ?S mortal anxiety in which it has been kepi, by a debate of a grarer character than any which has engaged its attention since the establishment of our independence. At a quarter past six in the evening, the ratification of the Treaty was voted by FIFTY-ONE to THIRTY-FIVE who were for war. Senors Lacunza and Rosa, were the last speakers: both displayed immense powers, and have proved themselves consummate statesmen. The danger has passed; the Senate will immediately take up the business, and less numer " out, less turbulent, without comprising in its Ik?sum a single man, who has in any way shown a disposition to mutilate the national reprrsen. fation, by keeping away from the session, it is impossible that the affair can he left undecided, nr rk'it ii he not decided harmilu and opportunely. I do not wish by those remarks to cast any obloquy on the- Chamber of Deputies; it has conducted itself with dignity and magnanimity. The warmth which has been displayed in the discussion will ever do it honor; and with rare exception*, good faith has shone out conspicuously in each party, among those advorat'ng jwnce and those contending for war. On both the question there are illustrious men: nil defended their opinions with all decorum and due self-restraint. Important .Horfmrnt. In the House of Commons of the British Parliament, on the 12th ult, Mr. Hume gave notice of , his intention, on the 23d, to more for leave to bring in a bill to extend the suffrage, to establish the vote bf ballot, to limit the duration of Parlia- I ment, and equalize the members in proportion to the population. ETThe receipts of the various benevolent and Missionary societies of the country, throughout the past year, show an increase over former years The amount collected is over one million and a quarter. Slave Abductors Convicted. Thomas Carrf.tt and John IIunn, two Philanthropic gentlemen in Delaware, who aided and abetted in the escape of 5 or C> slaves from Maryland have been convicted in the U. S. Circuit Court at New Castle,Delaware. The former was fined in the sum of ?3300, and the latter $2.>00. CONGRESS. Reported for the Baltimore Sun. Washington, May 31. Sknate.?Mr. Fonte submitted a resolution requesting the President, if not incompatible with the public interest, to furnish the Senate with a ropy of any communication received from Commodore Perry, containing authentic information in regard to the present condition ofYu"Xcalau. Mr. Atcbinson, of .Missouri, offered a joint -< - !? - ? t: .l_. o rC*OUJilOUt ?Hiru lies u>rr, uiai uir I irsmcni oftlie Senate and Shaker of the House adjourn fbcirrrrprctive Houses on the first Monday in July, lo meet again on (he first Monday October The Indian Appropriation hill was then, on motion of Mr. Atchinson, to include in the hill an appropriation for the payment lo Richard M. Johnson of 810,000, being the amount of a claim against the government for the buildings erected by him for the use of the Choctaw Academy, at the Great Crossing, Kentucky, for re numeration for which, when these Indians should be removed to the Indian country west of the Mississippi, Col. Johnson had the implied promise of Mr, Barl?our, Secretary of war, at the time these buildings were so erected. The Senate was occupied nearly the entire session in a discussion of the amendment, in wbicb Messrs. Atchison, Alherton, Crittenden, Bagby, Bell, Niles, Butler and Webster participated and finally, without any action thereon, went into executive session, and adjourned. House or Rkpke?extatives.?The annual appropriation bill for the service of the post-office deportment, being first in order, the amendments in committee were agreed to, and the bill was vonrl #K? tliirrl (IniA onrl nncoorl I ( WVJ lltv (MUM ?I"IV MMU ^uoor U The House then, in Committee ofthe Whole on the State of the (Jniun, took up the amend mentof the Senate to the hill making appropri ntiotis for the West Point Military Academy. The amendment appropriates $2,000 to defray the eipenses of the board of visiters. A debate of considerable length sprung up, on a decision oft be Chairman, (Mr. Tooms, of Georgia,) that the several speakers in committee must confine the remarks to the immediate subject under consideration. An appeal was finally taken from this decis. ion of the chairman, but his decision was sustained by the committee, 74 to 72. The amendment of the Senate was then agreed to, and the bill, as amended, was reported to the House and passed. So the bill only requires the. signature of the President to become a law. The standing committee were then called for the reports, and a number were presented, chiefly of an unimportant character. On motion Mr. King, of Georgia, the House t reconsidered 'he vote I))' which the Post-office t Appropriation bill was passpd this morning, and an amendment was offered by Mr. Rhelt, ap- j propriating $45,000 for increased mail trans { portation between Charleston nnd Havana. Mr. King moved further to amend, by fequi- . ring the steamers so carrying the mail to touch also at Savannah and Key West, and the 1 amendment was adopted. A proposition forth- e erto amend, so as to include Mobile also, was e voted down, and then the amendment, asamend ed by Mr. King, was also rejected, by yeas and t nays, 76 to 87. j; The bill was then again passed, in the sh ;pc ^ in which it had passed previously. Mr. Sawyer moved a re-consideration, but without any vote thereon, the House adjourned. Mexico.? It is a singular incident in the his. ^ lory of onr relations with Mexico, that the de- g sorters from the army of the United States con. t stitute one of the strongest elements in the in- k gredients which form the peace party. These t scape graces number from three to five hundred n in the city of Queretaro. They are regularly * enlisted in the pay of the Government, and are so much the more loyal to their new engage, meats, for I lie reason that their only safely is in j( the. ratification of the treaty. If the war be re- v newed, tlipy will not only have to do a double c share of fighting, but, in case they are taken ? prisoners, they will be hung up by the neck, as many oHheir Q down one pronuciameiito, and if they take it 0 in*o their heads that some of the refractory i, members of Congress may endanger their necks p by breaking up a quorum, they will probably ti give them some hints respecting their duty that h will excite their patriotism to the point of en* P during a direct vote upon the ratification or re- ll jection of the treaty. The shabby and ridiculous termination of a ]( recent Rttcmpt at revolution in San Luis Poto. p w! t?ua iinonieS'o/l I tin nooro no rl V 'Plltlt flf'fTinil. 3. I" I'"' 'J stration was put down by the civil authorities; a wondeifol achievement indeed for Mexico. It j has given courage to those who have heretofore >tood in awe of the military. The days of mil* itarv despotism in Mexico seem to be drawing n toac!os?*. Our armies should have taught the P Mexican people to what a sorry and contempti* ble dictation they have bending before; but pet1haps it required the suppression of a pronuncia- j mento by a civil magistrate to convince them that these holiday heroes were not demi.gods in " comparison with sheriffs and such like. In the event of a ratification of the treaty the tl feeling excited by a successful demonstration of c the constabulary, aided by volunteer support, h upon a rebellion got up by the gimp and ginger- a liread representative of Mexican chivalry, wi I be altogether favorable to civil government. P The desperadoes who have deserted from our j' armies have been able thus far to put down any j organization ot military opposition to the Gov. t eriimcnt in Queretaro. Attempts have been ti made to seduce them to join pronunciamentos, hut their determination to see the government out liil peace is made has not been shaken.? These considerations induce us to hope, ngHinst ominous indications we confess, that peace will yet be made. They support a belief) especial- t ly when one desires to think that way, that civ. C il authority is becoming more and more respectable in a country which has had so much oeca sion to dread and despise its military upstarts. Hut for this the prospect would indeed he gloo- i my enough.?Picayune. (l THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT. 1 One of llio mo-t iiiijKJrtant discoveries ot llic iigo, ^ ameliorating the condition of Una l.irge glass of suf- j ^ feting Immunity, coiisjiniuives, is Dr. W'istur's Balsam ' , of Wild Cherry. What tune establishes and cmiso | crates, what experience adopts and confirm*, wlmt all i men in all p'aces unite in saying is good and valuable is so, no donbU A popularity ol this sort fixes in so cicly i's roots so deep and strong, that time cannot destroy it. The success which has attended this medicine for several years past, has otcrcouic the prejudices ofall respectable an 1 sensible men, and the article * liao taken a stand among the first class of disouvetics ' and blessings of iheage;and when resulted to in sea. ' son, eradicates the discuses for which it is lecotnincn. | ded, We cut the following from the Bellows Falls Ua- ( zeltc, of January, lti-16: : WliTAlM BALAAM.?Notwithstanding our avor. elon to puffing as many do, everything that comes along iu the shape of Patent Medicines, and the fact tiiat we scarcely ever take medicines of any kind, yet we feel that we should be doing injustice to the t oo ninunity by withholding longer the favorable opinion ! we iia\c of Wist.ii's Balsam, in eases ol cold and pulmoaary complaints. Having witnessed its good effect* in sever>1 instances, we Lclicvc it lo be an excellent ' article. Noncg-nuine, unless signed I. Bitts on the wrapper Sold in Cainden by J. U. McKain; at wholesale by P. M. C hen fit. Uo., Charlestoni and hy DruggirU gen erally ill South Carolina, PROOF"! PROOF! PROOF!-Rev. J. L. Tuner, Pro- f tcstant Methodist .Minisier, rays, in a letier to Dr. Jaync, dated Albion, Erie county, Pennsylvania, Oct. 'Jtli, JdlG. Airs. Turner lias been alllieted Willi DvsPKrsi.* and sick IIeau*ciik for about live years, which coutinuod to grow more revere. It is my opinion that One more turn of it would have closed her mortal career. She took four hot- i ties of your Vermifuge, and one box of imitative fills, and t by the blessing of God accompanying tics means, she is j cured of her ullliciion. We had tried all the physicians, far and near, to no effect, until we used your medicine. We gate the Vermifuge to our children for worms, and it had a t good effect. 1 have taken pains to send to Eric for your ' medicine* for some time, and they have effected so many t cures, that we want you to appoint an agent here. Youre, J. L. i U it NEK. .Methodist Protestant Minister, i n ? SCROFULA. AND SCROFULOUS SWELLING#.? > Scrolula in all^ it* multiplied forms, whether in thnt of King's Evil. Enlargement of the Glands or Bones, Goitre, ! White Swelling*, Chronic Uluimalism, Cancer, Diseases of ! the skin, or Spine or of Pulmonary Consumption, emanate ! from one and the same cause, which is a poisonous principle inherent in the huntun system. Therefore, unless this principle can be destroyed, n? radical cure can be efieetcd; nut if the principle upon which the disease dejiend* is removed, a cure must of necessity follow, no matter under what form the disease should manifest itself. This, there- f fore, is the reason whyJAYNK'S AL I'Elt ATI YE is so c universally successful in removing so many malignant diseases. It destroys the virou* or principle from which those diseases have ti eir origin, by entering into the circulation and with the blood is conveyed to the minutest fibre; retnuv - 1 ing every particle of disease from the system. Prepared o:ily by Dr. 1>. Jayne, Philadelphia, and sold on | ngeney by JAAIES 1C McKAl.N, Camden, S. O. CDa QDo 13* Kershaw Lodge.Itf umber 9 , The Regular Meeting of this Ixxlge will bo held 1 at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at 1 7 o'clock. t JJy order of the N. (?. i L. A. AUSTIN, Secretary. t flnmilon I (i itir dliih. The meetings of this society will be held at their Hall on Thursday evenings. D. G. LOVE, Secretary. Committed. I To the jail of Kershaw district, a negro man about i 50 years of ago named David who says he belongs < to \V. Myers, of Columbia. The owner is reques- I ted to come forward comply with the law and take c him away. I). IV, ItOBfSON, Jailor. ' t ?"*ra-ir..-ir.y-"rii.-Mrii ajyjggijgg jr^Thc friends of Adjutant JAMES CAN' rEY, the present incumbent, propose him tt heir fellow citizens as a candidate for reelec ion to the next Legislature. 00" We are authorized to announce Majoi fames L. Reid as a candidate for Representa' ivp in the Stnfe I.p/riRlnture nt the position leclion. 0^7" We are authorized to announce Dr, 2. A. SALMOND as a candidate for llcpreR. ntativc in the State Legislature, at the ensuing lection. OCT" We are authorized to announce Major I. H. Boykin as a candidiate fir re-election >r Representative in the State Legislature at he ensuing election. fHE PEOPLE'S CANPIDATE'{cep it before Ihc People of Lancaster District. Wc the citizen i of this District, announce ELI J. BISFIOP, Esq., as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, tl e next term. Mr. Bishop being a naive of our District, lias given us an opportunity of mowing him well, from his youth up to the present ime. His honesty, honor and strictly sober and aoral principles have been well tested among us, nd highly appreciated by all good citizens who now him well. We therefore earnestly rccomicnd him to the favor and respect of each and very voter of our District, and hope they will feel L their duty to give him the office, a.< he is every ray qualified to discharge the duties thereof with redit to himself, and satisfaction to the people, and re will appreciate the favor. MANY VOTERS. Gentlemen and Felloic C'ltizens?Froin a sense f the duty and obligation I am under for the high nnnr conferred bv so numerous and ;e3nectable a ortionof the good people, I accept your nominaion, and return you iny wannest thanks and heartlit gratitude for the honor thus conferred, and ledge myself to the people, if found worlity ol heir confidence, and they elect me to the high and csponsible office, to discharge its duties with all onesty and integrity, to show all the favor and enity that lies in my power, without incurring a ability upon myself or securities. 1 remain, Dear Sirs, vour most obtdient servant, El,I C. BISHOP. ! ranch of the Bank of the State of Sonth?Caro? lina, at Camden* All Renewal Notes for this Branch during the ine weeks commencing on the first day of June ast, must have the original signatures of the inaera and endorsers. O'Dui';"^'the above specified time Notes signd b\ Agents will not be reef!1""' 1) L- DESAESSURE, Cashier. June 5, 1843. __ M 9t A Card. The undersigned begs leave to return his thar.ks o the citizens of Camden and the surrounding ountry for the very liberal patronage which they avc licrerofore bestowed upon him. a..d to solicit continuance of the same. llis stock, which ne has been adding to and relenisliing Irom time, to time is now complete and e is prepared to furnish Drugs and Medicines, 'aints. Oils, and Dye stuffs, Perfumery, Soaps, (rushes, Fancy articles &c. &c. of superior quaiiy and at prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory o the most cconom cal ? J. A. CLEVELAND. Caindon, June 1, 1813. 23 tf Bargains, Bargains. GOODS AT A SACRIFICE. Those who wish Goods at prices to suit the iines, had better call on me before long. The joous must dc soiu ai sonic price. _ \V\ B JOIINSTO.V. IVolkie to Bridge Builders. The undersigned, a Coutniitee of the Camdcr {ridge Company, will receive scaler proposals, 01; r bclorc the 2lllh June inst., to re-build the twe alien spans of the Camden Bridge over the Wa' erce Kivep, on the present plan; together witl be cortof re-constr :'ion, including bills of timbei tc, required fo* ' uipose. The proposals shall late at what the materials on hand will b( aken and wt bv the contractor. B. PKKk.aV, ' ) L. Will I'AKEK, |n .... ^ \V J '1* v VI oil ^ Building Commraittee J. A.YOUNG, J JuneO 23 2t Ordinary's Sale. In pursuance oi the Act of Af-seinbly, will bi sold cm Saturday, the 17tb iust,, at 11 o'clock, A W , ai the siore of NVyatt Patterson in Camden ill the Perishable Property belongingto the estati >f Robert 1.. Wilson, dee'd. consisting of Mouse iold and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Terms?For all sums of and under five dollars :ash; over five, a credit of six months, with noti ind approved securltv, with interest from sale. J. JOV, U. K. 1). J_une_2. 2.3 2t Ordinary's Notice. Whereas no application has been inade for ad ninistratioii on the effects of John Bales, dee'd. tavc taken them in hand as adm'r. de bonis non.Ml persons having dcinuids against saiJ eslali -vill present them duly attested, and those indebt ?d to the same will make iinmcd.atc pavinent. J. R. JUV, (), K. I). June?. 23 tf Estray 31ulc. Strayed from the subscriber, on the 5th ult., i jrown .MULE. 8 voars old. lias a lontr tail, and ii omewhat wind broken, Any person relurnin| faid mule will be paid lor llieir trouble &c; June 2. H. I). BOYD. Wanted to Ilire. rJ\vf negro boys froui 12 to 11 years of age.? ^PP'y at ihif office. June 2. Mouth Ciirolina-KerrBaw District. BY JOHN B JOY fcsQ. ORDINARY* Whereas John B. Tillman law applied to me for Letter if Administration on all anil singular the Goods and Chat lea, Right* nnd Credits of Dr. G. W. Pope, late of the Din riet aforesaid. deceased. These nrg therefore, to cite and admonish all nnd singu ar, the kindred and creditor* of the said deceased, to Is ind appear liefore me at our next Ordinary's Court for thi aid distriet, to he holden at Kershaw Court House on tlx ixieenth day of June next, to show cause, if tiny, why th< aid administration sliuld not he granted. Given under my hand and seal, this 30th day of .May, it the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred nnc forty eight and in the 72d year of Atnericnn Independ cncc. JOHN R. JOY. 0. K. D. Dissolution of Copartnership. The Co-partnership; heretofore existing uttde he name of S. J. YOUNG ?} CO., in this daj lissolved by mutual consent. S. J. Young is alone authorized to use the nam* ?f tlit firm in collecting all debts due to, and pay tig all demands against the said firm. S. J. YOUNG. F. HUBERT. Camden, June 1, 1818. 22 tf Ordinary's Notices Whereas no application has been made for Ad ninistratiou upon the goods and effects of R. J. IVilson dee'd., I have taken possession of them a: ^erelic, and hereby give notice, to all persons in lebted to said Kstate. to coine and make inunedi ite payment, and those having demands agains lie same, to present them to me duly attested, J. It. JOY, o. k. i). Camden, May 2(5, ]848. 22 tf Committed. To the Jail of Kershaw District, a mulatU nan, who says his name is William Dollison, tha le is a tree man, and lives in urangeburg District lear BranchviHe. Ilo is very bright, has no scan >r markR visible; he is about 5 feet 8 or 9 inchei ligh. The owner is requested to come forwarc :omply with the law and take him away. I). \V. UOpTSON. Jailor. -?!PWEgtag3g?~ua^c=r3??ima-i->-i-*J?at??^* Liffbtf JLight!! , Just received per Steamer DeKalb, a few barrels Lamp Oil of excellent quality, which will be sole at 75 c., SI, SI 25, SI 50 per gallon, the latter ? very supferior article. p Also Caster Oil on draught, which will be sole in any quantity td Suit purchasers, st ;; Cleveland'S. Summer itfediciucs. Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Townsend's Sarsaparil, la, Boupland's celebrated remedy for Fever anil . Ague and other bilious affections; Peter's, Spenp cer's and Brandeth's Pills; Schap's Headache ' n;ilo Yf ?OV .T : r_ till , r>, . ?? -- i ...n, tfiuimi s June rms ana rnoenix Bitters; Dead Shot for worms in the human body; Murray's Eluid Magnesia, Roman Eye Balsam; Fahestock's i Vermifuge, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral; Wright's Ind. Veg. Pills, die, &c, with all the popular family medicines, just received and for sale at CLEVELAND'S. June 7. 23 tf CLEVELAND'S Indian Souilieru Vegetable Deobstruent. The plants from which this Medicine is com. pounded have been known to and used by the Aborgines of the Southern States long before the first settlement of the country. The first settlers acquired from the Indians in their immediate vicinity a knowledge of their very extraordinary medicinal propert es and made use of them, separate or compounded with others combined. The recipe from which this medicine is compounded has been used by a respectable family for more than fifty years with great sucdess, in treating all diseases of the Skin and impurities of the Blood. It is composed of four plants indigenous to the vicinity of Charleston, S. C. The plants have been gathe ed with great care by on experienced Botan -rsrancTihe medicine is now prepared in a scientific manner, and by a new chemical process of extracting the medicinal virtues of plants. Most medicines of this class are administered indiscriminately without regard to disease, restriction in food, diet or exe1 rise and arc so mixed up and disguised tit .t their active principles arc rendered entireiy . inert or are destroyed. Not so this cdicine. It contains the curative virtues of the four plants without disguising their natural taste. I w'ould now inform those who desire to use this medicine that it would be entirely useless to do so without strictly adhering to the directions. It is not pretended that this medicine shall cure all diseaes that humanity is heir to, but a few nt the most distressing ones, it will be found, will yield like magic to its restorative energies. I know that the id na of a new medicine to come into competition with the many preparations of Sareaparilla and other alterative medicines, may seem to many presumptuous, or to say the least absurd. The proprietor placc3 it before the public to stand or fall upon its own merits. The list of diseases for which it is recommendcd and which it is sincerely believed will cure, are as follows: ?Crof,,'a a"d its consequent diseases, viz: primary,secondary, tertiary and consecutive Venerial DisoabOP; enlargement of i!~.? Joints, Glands, and Ligaments; Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all Eruptions of the Skin and disease? arising Iro ! an impure stato of the Blood, Prepared only by J. A, Cleveland, and for sale a6 above. N. B.?Medii iocs may be obtained at any hour of the nigbt by knocking at the side door. may 2, 19 tf JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER where this plaster is applied pain cannot exist. A gentleman in the South ul Europe, and Palestine, in 133o heard so much said in the taller place in favor of Jew David's Plaster, and of the (as he considered,) miraculous cures it had performed, that lie was induced to try it on his own person, for a Liver affection, the removal of which ! had bccu the chief object of his journey, but which had l resisted the genial influence of tnat balmy and delicious clime. He accordingly applied a plaster on the riglit side of his chest, where Hie pain was seated, another between tlu shoulders, cud one over the region of the liver. In tlu meantime he drank freely of an herb tea of laxative qua! 1 ities. He soon found ni? health improving, and in a few I weeks his cough left hint, sallow ness of his skin disapI (reared, his pain was removed, and Ins .lealtli became per , inaiietitly reinstated. Nince that time tic has been recommending ittoiiii 1 friends and aeiiuainlances for all tired naiiw whatever r I such as Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in tin; side, hip. hack I and limbs, in every ease of Wiiioli it has proved an elli ; ricntcure. lie has likewise witnessed the happy effect! ofiu softening tuid healing qualities in numerous eases o Scrofulous Jiumors, Knots, Wens, White Swellings, Hart Tumors, Still'Joints, Ague Cakes, Ague in the Hroast, am the like, to the united satisfaction ot Himself and others. It l.as been henelicial in etises of Weakness, such as pait and weakness,in the Stomach, weak I.imbs, Lameness Afleclions of the -Spine, female Weakness, ijr. Nofe male subject to |>uiii or weakness in the hack or sides should be without it. .Married Indies in delicate situation! find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster. - The application of the plaster between the shoulders ha . been found a certain remedy for Colds, Coughs, Phthysio , and Lung Allociiiin*, in their primary stages. It destroy , inllummati.in by perspiration. 'm In view of the great hcnelit resulting from the use of tlii plaster, within Ins own observation, hi* confidence in it superiority over every oilies plaster, ointment and opadil , doe, before the public in this ccuuiry, has induced thi ? gentleman to place the Hebrew Plaster into the hands o those who will give it publicity, believing it will prov itself a blessing to the community at large. I Th? peculiarities of the chemical compound are owiii| ; to iis extraordinary effect upon the animal lihres or nervci ligaments and muscles, its virtue being carried by them I the immediate seat of the disea-c or of pain and weakness o_*y-Aonc genuine without the engraving of JEW LA ViL'mi the wrapper, around each box. ' Price fifiv cents per box. Lach box contains sufTicien " to spread six or ciglit plasters, C tcySold wholesale and retail by MO VILLA' MEaE . No. SO (Jhartrcs street, New Orleans, the general agcnl for the 'South and West, to whom all orders for ihe ccnuin article ruusl Ik- addressed. Sold in Camden bv Mav 3d. JAMES R. MeK.UN. SOAPS, Arc. Rose Snap Chinese Floating Soap .Musk Snap Omnibus Soap 1 Taylors Transparent Soap Almond Soap s Transparent Wash Balls Shaving Cream j Military Shaving Soap Gen. Tailors Shaving Tablt I'aiU-y Perfumed Boxes Fancy Toilet Boxes Fare Balls l'owder Pulls Lilly White Toilet Powder Toilet Bottles of various Patterns. For sale by F. L. ZKMP. Thomson inn Medicines. Alcohol Nerve l'owder Gum Myrrh IJayberry Cayenne Pepper Gulden Seal Composition Lobelia Number Six Cholera Syrup For sale low by P. L. ZC.MP. 5 PnRFlTilEK V. ? Colognes (all kinds) Milk of Roses * lavender Water Extract of Heliotrope * Orange Water Putcliouiy Extract ol Pink " Rose ! " Hose Geranium " Jacket Club * " M-mssrliiio " Jloo. Je Caroline " Verveiiic " Verbena ' Jamnin " Jonqtiillc " Bik|. de C'lmntilly " Magnolia " Reseda " Citronella. Rose r i.i... t? '/evil | n?r fiin* ny r. i,. niiiui . , A handsome assortment rtf Spring MUSLIMS. IJI'.KA r;KSand(ilNlillAMS, will Ik? dispoced of l?y tin- subscri her at grcntly reduced prices. K. \V. BONNKV. hidirs* black, white and colored Kll) (il.OVKS. ofthi best quality, just received by K. W. UONAEV. Notice. Three mouth* from this ilnte I shall apply for new scri] for one chare Camden Branch Kail Koad. which hue beet joct or mislaid. S. K. (.lKFOBl). Way U. IRIS. ?1 ij^ raw Copartnership. The undersigned have formed a " *i interchip in tin * practice of Liw and lenity for the losinrts of Lancaiiter - rairfield, Kershaw and Sumter. Oilier, heretofore occupied by Jas. Chesnnt on Mail , street, near the Court House. 1 JAMES CIIESM T, Jr., W. TIICUI.OW CASTO.V. May 10, 1ft M. _ 20 if Peiiiimnshin \ set nf ?-??|?v hooks, w..li set copies. iti twelve progres five numliers; containing instruction!' for holding the pet forming letters A-c., with the various forms of writing, use t ful to a pupil, desirous of improvement in the llioorv am , practice of penmanship. ALEXAN'UKIl YOUNG, t April Hrti. 18-18. HAIMi AGENCY. 1 WILLIAM J. GERALD, will alterd punctually to uI 1 business entrusted t>> hi* cure in < iile r of tie* Ranks o j t 'emden Mtv Cotton Gins. * ) The subscriber returns his thanks to those who I patronized him lastseasort. He continues to man. l ufacture GINS up< n the most approved plan, arid warrants them equal to any other Gins, in work- < I rnanship, materials and performance. They are I warranted to give satisfaction. ffTKepairing will be faithfully attended to. The subscriber respectfully requests a share of '' the patronage of the planters ol this and the adjoin- ! I itig Districts. 1 If you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLL, get one of J those HORSE MILLS, well known as McCreight's Will, made expressly to be attached to 1 Gin Gearing. The subscriber has a few on hand. ' ID" Orders for Gins or Mills, will be promptly ' attended to. R. .. McCREIGHT. ' Camden, may, lc43. ci r? .? ouimer uanner wui puonsn o moninB. Ordinary's Notice. Whereas, n?? administration on the estate of George W. Gilmau, late of Kershaw District, deceased has been applied for, in pursuance of the Act of Assembly, 1 have taken possession of the goods and chattels, rights and credits of the said estate as derelict. All persons indcb.ed to the said estate are required to pay the 6ame over to nie, and those having demands against the estate will present tlicm to me dulv attested for payment. may 17- J.'R JOY. O. K. D. This will certify that I have used Hotc kis's Patent Water Wi.eels about one yearapplied by R. S, Barwick, and have recently removed them and had the Union Wheels applied by .Mr. G'hapin ana find the latter by far superior to the former. !So far, as I have yoi tried the latter, they will saw at least doubly as fast as the former, with much less quantity of water, at the same mill site. THO. STARKE. t Kershaw Dist., May 17, 1849. 21 tf I Goods at and b:low Prime Oist. My entire stock of Goods, consisting of Faucy and Staple Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, fitc-, 1 will be offered for sale for a short time at Cost ' Prices, i Bargains may he had, as the object is to close up as soon as possible. Terms, cash. For bills of fifty dollars and up wards. Notes, well secured, at 60 and 90 days will be takeu. W. B. JOHNSTON, May 24. 21 Agent for Assignees. cmdeTgrocery store,' BY S. BENSON, Broad Street, Camden, *S*. C. Family Groceries. A large supply of superior Family Groceries kept constantly on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices, at the | CAMDEN GROCERY STORE. W)fid?'3r and cane bottom Chairs, ladies' Travelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. For sale by may 24. E. W- BQNNEV, J Superior blsck French Broadcloths and J)rap j D'Ete. For salo at reduced prxes, by may 24, E. W. BONNEY. South-Carolina, < K E R S H A W JJ I S T RI C T. IX THE COMMOX PLEAS. 1 i Jacob Young ) vs > Ca, Sa" i Win. F. DeBruhl.) i The Dcnfendant. Win. F. DeBruliI, being arrested, and i confined within the prison bounds tor the district ol KerI shaw, by virtue ol u writ of capias ad satisfaciendum!, at i the suit of Jacob Young, and the said Win. F. UcBruhl ' having filed in my office* In.* petition, with a schedule on i oath, of iiis whole estate and effect, praying for the benefit : of the Acts of the General Assembly for the relief of iniol vent Debtors:? Notice is hereby given, to the raid Jacob Young, and all r other creditors of the said Win. F. Dcbruhl to be and appear at the Court of Common Pleas to be holden at Cam- < - den, in and for I he District of Kershaw, on the first Mon- j day after llie fourth .Monday in October licit to show cause < if any they can, why llie estate anu effect* of the said ' , Wm. F. Dehruhl should not be assigned and he discharged i , according to th<* provisions of the Acts of the General As. seinbly for the relief of insolvent Debtors. , .May 17 lalj. B. GASS, Clerk. dissolution. 1 The Partnership existing between the subscribers in , Camden, is dissolved by mutual consent. All unsettled bu) siness of the firtu is ussigned to E. i1!. Beach. '1'lie Books 1 , and Accounts urc placeu in llie hands of Col. J. I hesnut, - Jr., for settlement. S. D. D1CKSOX, UOBT. LA'ITA. s Camdem, S. C., May 22, 1313. 21 if Storage, ^ PorBons wishing lo lioid liieir Cottons until fall n,.n have It Klnrpd at InVV rafnx in oriuul riro W.ire. s houses ajiJ covered by Irsuraucc. ? AlcDOWALL & COOPEU. May 17, 1943. 21 Ht I Fire and Murine Insurance. GAMOEN INSURANCE COMPANY, ?, ("F SKW JERSEY,) CHARTERED IN 1932. I PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, (oF N. JERSEY,) CHARTERED FEBRUARY, 1848. lt The subscriber having received the Agency of the above institutions for Camden and vicinity will >, receive applications, and issue Policies at the cur s rent rales, IV. 1). Ale DOW A LI* e To IBirc. A cook and washer, of good character. Wages low. Apply at this oliice. Ordinary's Vol ice. Whereas, no administration (do bonis non) on the estate of Ann (J 11 man, late of Kershaw Dis:t trict, deceased, has been applied for. I have taken possession nt the goods and chattels, rights ai d credits of the said eelate. All persons indebted to the estate are required to pav the same over to me; those having demands against the estate will hand them in < uly attested, to me lor payment. may 17. J. R. JUV, O. K- D. Tim &nhe*rihoru hat'n rr>rpived and nnenpd a A ,IV W'*"* VI IWVIW MU*V "r ? general assortment of URY GOODS, suitable for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, viz: Borages, Tissue Silks, Orgmidi Muslins Jaconet .Mas I ins, Lawns,- Ginghams English and American 1'iinla Drab D'Ele, Cashmeres, Linens French Summer Clotlij Drills^ VCstinge, dec. Willi many articles for children Ready made Coats and Vests Fine Drab, Panama and Palmlcaf Hats, &c. &c To which the attention of their customers is invited, as they will be sold low. a. m< &. ft. Kennedy. April 12. 15 tf fashionable ' 2s?wirtf jbitaiw, KEJIOVAL. The subscriber informs her ricnils and the pub- j lie, that she has taken the store formerly occupied : by Dr* A. DcLcon, and has just returned from I' Charleston with a select lot of SPRING GOODS, I Silk and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons; Flowers, Laces, Gloves, Hats and Caps, which will be Sold lor cash or to Dui ctnal customers on the usuil terms. Bonnets repaired and trimmed. New York and English Fashions just received. All Tailoring done at this Establishment warII ranted. M. GOUDLAD. April I. 14 _tf For Sale. ">0 barrels frenli L1M E, in good order. Jail, a. J. P. SUTHERLAND. Lump Oil. A superior article ol itleached Sperm Oil, at the ' low price o! ONE DOLLAR per gallon. For srlc by F. L. ZEMP. Heigh-Ho! I A lot of Toys, Negro Dancers, Coffee Grinders, ' f and fc>aw\ or-. For sale bv i may p. }' r. 7P>|J\ i IfTTT NEW SPRING AND SUMMER M. DtltJCKER &. CO. respectfully invite the citizens of Camden and the public generally to ex* imine their well selected stock of Spring and Summer Dress Goods, all of which will be offered for sale at t very small idvance on first cost. Their facilities for purchasing Goods are such, that they can sell at such prices as to defy competition. They hare paid parki/inlai? at font ion tn tlie ssUsiiAn iKe w-wr *.M? VWiVWlSfU W| Hl? *4WW VlWCV stock, which has been selected with the greatest ;are in New York and other Northern cities.? Among numerous other articles, they Would men* ion the followingCambric, Jaconet, Mali and Swiss Muslins Colored French Ginghams and Lawns * Mourning and coloured Berages Colored uncn and cotton Do , Assortment of Drat and Furniture Prints AlpaccaS, Bombazines and Drab de Vlsnnts Heavy black and blue-black Dress Silks Do silk, raw silk and cotton Hosiery Super Ladies' and Gentlemen's silk and ttdt Gbsss Thread, lisle and cotton Edgings Cambric and muslin Inserting! and Edgttgs Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, at all prices l.ong I-awn* and 1-inen < ambries Ladies' Be rage and silk Mantles Do Silk and Gauze Cravats Sunshades and Parasols Broad Cloths, CasMmeres and Yestinp, Cravats, Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers and Suspended I.inen and Linen and Cotton Drills English, German and French summer Cassimera Alpaccas, Merino, Cretan and Mohair Coatings * Low priced Goods, for Boy's and .Servant's wear Black French Doeskins Irish Linens, F.nglish and American Long Cloths Gentlemen's Cotton and Merino Undershirts KEADV MADE CLOTHING, Of every description, and at all prices?indeed, anas oi hsm at prices that cannot fail to astonish the pnrthassr? >ut Country Produce sells for nothing, and so do we intend o sell Ready made Clothing. This* NO "PUFFING**? :ome and convince yourselves. Ladies' and Gentleman's Shoes, Bootees tad Gates Ladies' Polo Alto Shoes Do EllslerGsiter*, Kid and Morocco Ties Gentlemen's Calf Boots, sewed and pegged, atall psfaes W|th a variety of other article*. impo?*i We to einuuwese, rut all of whieh will be add CHEAPER th*w the cheeps*t, a! the CAMDEN BAZAAR, Opposite the Bank of Camden, NEW AND FRESH GROCERIES, JUST RECEIVED AT THE CAMDEN BAZAAR, ' onsisting in pari of Tens, Java, Laguira, Rio and Cuba Coffee Muscovado and N. O. Refined Sugars New Orleans Syrup and Molasses West. India Honey and Molasses Sal iEratus and C. Soda A variety of Toilet Soaps, f lesh Powder Real German Cologne, Tooth and Hair Brushes Fine Tooth and Dressing Combs Ladies' silver mounted Riding Switches For sale by M. DRUCKER & CO. Just Received, By Drucker & Co., a full and complete supply of Saddlery, Cutlery aud Hardware, :onsi?ting of almost every article which belongs to the above specified lines, which will be offered it the lowest prices. Enquire at the CAMDEN BAZAAR, Opposite the Bank of Camden. DA BASKETS Champagne Wine, (quartemnd ^v pints) of the most approved brands, mint superior quality, at GERALD S GROCERY, One Door Sou'h of the Bank of Camden* April 12 15 If Prime Leaf Laru, Bacon, FFtffri Butter, Cheese* and almost every article of Oftteries wanted by a family, at retail, at GERALD'S 3 VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. The subscriber offers for sale, his possessions o? corner of DeKalb and Broad-streets. As lite eland is well known, it is thought useless to describe it. Persons wishing to purchase, can be informed of all particulars, bv applying to the subscriber. WILLIAM McKAlN, April 19. 16 tf Notice. All persons having demands .against the estate of Capt Powell .WcRae, late of Kershaw District, de? ceased, are earnestly requested to present them properly attested forthwith, and those indebted, are requeslea to mane paymeni to me suoscrioer. WILLIAM J. TAYLOR, Executor. June 16th,1847. Bricklaying And Plastering. The subscriber having located himself iu Cam' den, respectfully offers his services to the citizens of the town and the surrounding country. Brick laying, plain Plastering, stucco work, cornisb and centres, rough casting, imitations of all jlhida of stone &c., will be executed in a manner warranted to g vc satisfaction. A share of patronage is solr< iiocl. He may be fnand at his residence on Rut* 1 edge bet vvecn X arket and Ly ttletofr streets. Per. sous in the country wishing his service, tan address him through the Post Office. JOSEPH SHKPJlERtf. Aug. 16, ia17. M tf Administrator's Notice. F. L. Zemp having received from the Ordinary of Kershaw District, grant of Letters Of Admin, istration do bonis non of all and singular the goods and Chattels, rights,- credits, dues and demands that wire of Joshua Reynolds deceased, hereby notifies the public, that all dealings with the e?tate of the said Joshua Reynolds deceased, most in futue be with tne subscriber. Al! persons having claims against the said estate, will present then: properly attested* and all persons indebted to thfe safne are hereby notified to come forward ,\\ 'thoul delay and make payment. FRANCIS L. ZEMP, Adtn'r. de bonis non. Jan. 4 1 tf V rv.tflana ,nil i iika MnlaKKP*: D'mMl. Pine Apple and Strawberry Syrup?, Cordfe/p; Pickle*, Claret Wine at GERALD'S GROCERY fn Equity*-Lancaster District, John Daniel, ) va > Petition for relief. Geo, VV. Stinson, ct al ) It appearing to my satisfaction, that GcOrge W. Stineon, James T. 'Stinson, Dr. ? homos I* Diiti, lap and wife Mary, defendant* in the above case, arc absent from and without the limits of this State; On motion of R. 0. P Stewart, Solicitor for Peti. tioner, ordered that the said defendants do appear and plead, answer or demur to the petition in the above case, on or before the 24th day of August, 184b, otherwise judgement pro coufesso will be en. ' tered against them. J. II. WITHERSPOON, c.tt a A/ay 15, 1848. [87] ?ro III Equity-Lancaster District, M. C. Heath. } vs. ' Petition for Relief. John C Carncs, et al y It appearing to my satisfaction, that John C. Camera defendant in the above petition is absent from, and resides beyond tike limits of the State; On motion of Wrfchf, Solicitor for Petitioner, or, dered that the said John C. Caruea do answer, plead or demur to the petition in the above case, on or before the 19th day of July, 1848, otherwise judg i ent pro ronfesso, will be entered against him. JAMBS II. WITHRRSPOON, C. E. L D. Comm'rv. Oflire March 21, 1848. 97 Hair Brnslics, Jtc. A fino variety of xuper'cvr Ilair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Feather DuRters, Cloth Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Shoe Brushes, and ail sorts of Brushes. For sale by may 17. F. I? ZKMP. Flower Pols. Silver, Gilt and Dammd. Flower Pots, of various pattern-, for sale bv ?w-y 17 V I. ZFMI'