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-*11111 - hi ! m ... * Froni our Extra, of Saturday. IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. THE TREATY RATIFIED. Ry the arrival of the U. S. steamer Hetzel at N. Orleans, we have later news from Mexico, which we hasten to lay before our readers, l?y which it will l?e seen that the Treaty has been ratified by the Senate, by a vote of 33 to 4. We eopy fmm the correspondence of the New Orleans Delta. Citv of Mexico, May 26, 1843. > o > t _ - i- n ii } O o CIOCK, I . III. ^ ^ 'i I have ibis moment received the final ratifi. ration of the Treaty of Peace by the Mexican Congress, and hasten to forward it to you. It was put to rote, in the Senatp on the 25th, at 3 o'clock. The vote stood 33 for, and 4 against if. It was reported by the Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations on the 22d, and the debate was continued by several of the members tip to the hour of its being put on its .. passage. Yon will see. that it did not meet with so much opposition in the Senate as it did in the Chamber of Deputies, yy I enclose to you the letters of my Qucrctaro Correspondent. General Smith left lor Vera Cruz on the 24th, to make preparations for embarking the troops. All the outposts hare been ordered into this city?they will be ready to march in three days alter they arrive which will he in a day or two. | General Patterson's division being the first to more, will march in two or three days. In ten days or less all the American army will be on their march for the coast. We will be hampered some with our sick, but [ this cannot be helped, as it would not do to Jeare those behind who are unable to trarel. i ...Messrs. Sevier and Clifford left here for Querelaro with an American escort on the 22d, at 7 o'clock. The exchange of ratifications will lake place in Qucretarn. The Cnmmissinners have full power to exchange there or i ? fti* exppcled the ratifications will be exchanged to day, the 2fith instant. r The withdrawal of the troops will be in the j following order. 1st.?Gen. Patterson'* division; 2d.?Gen. Marshall's Division; 3d.?Division?npw ten regiments; 4th.?2d Division of old regulars under Gen. Kearney; 5th.?First Division of old regulars?Gen. Worth. | . We have. 2000 sick to take away with us? this will cut short our transportation for the yyVfW. ' The heavy batteries (siege) of Lieut. Uagner and.Capt. Rowland, marched on the 29th inst. Hie troops from Pachuca and Cueravaco are already on their march direct for Perote. t, India* FInokxitibs.?The St. Louis Re. piihlican. of the 29th u!t. states that the St. Joseph Gazette contains some exciting information from the Mormon colony, bringing intelligence that the Indians had murdered a number of men, women and children at the City of the Salt Lake. No cause was assigned for this outbreak. It would seem that the intelligence from Oregon and the City of the Salt Lake, that the Indians have determined upon a regular war upon the colonies, though widely separated from 'each crtfi?r; and there is too much reason to apprehend that many of them will be cut off before aid can reach them. Sir hundred wacons. containing Mormon i emigrant*, were to leave rainp Israel, sixty-five mile* above the Council Bluffs, on the 29th ult. fi?r the city of the great Salt Lake. A report is also brought to u*, that the first United States train which left Fort Leaven"worth this spring, was attacked by Indians at Walnut Creek, and in the attack, twenty persons were killed. Tlie name of Sisson ,nnd two Leroys were mentioned among the number. We are not informed how this report was brought to the settlements, hut we are inclined to believe, that it is much exagerated, if not altogether inrorrert. The Mexican*, who came in from Santa Fe, the latter part of last week, and lefi there on the 22d of April, made no mention of this affair, although of sufficient interest to have attracted their attention. Gf.n. Cass iefi Washington, for his home, Detroit. Michigan, on the filh inst. He was accompanied (o New York by Senat >rs Hous ton, Allen, Bright, Hannegan. Foote, <kc. He 1 5- 1 v v...i, waf.CninU'iBKiiraiiy recnvcu in nrw *?mh. A constant shaking ofhand* was going on for 4 hoitrs, in the ufiernonn, an'l again in the ere. "?ng. ggiii'j? ?. - ' WfSTAR'S BALSAM AT THE SOUTH. One of oar agent* at Allien*, Georgia, haa *cn I u* the following letter with permiiuiion to publish the same, TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL. Athcn*, August 24, 1846. Mr. A Alexander?Dear Sir: Having been nfflictec for more loan ten months with Chronic Iufl.unution of the Long*?at tim?-s very severely?aud having adopted many medicine* without any hut temporary relief?I pur. cliaeed about three hhtlle* of Wi*tar*'a Balsam of Wild Cherry, from the eff eta of which I obtained more relief than from all the medicines I had ever taken for that distressing disorder. I have by the repeated use of this valu ible Balsam hcen more free from pressure for breath and oppr avion on the lung* than I had anlici pated and, indeed, conceive that I will be cured by continuing its uro. of thia most dishcartning malady. I do most choerfully tc der you this acknowledgement, which you will use as yur judgment dictates. RODNEY BURKE. Waynsborongh, Burke Co. Georgia. Noncrenuino. unless signed I. Butts on the wrapper Sold in Camden by J. R. McKain; at wholesale by P. M. C<hen 8l Co., Charleston, and by Druggists generally in South Carolina. THE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD KNOW IT. That Dr. JaTn*'s ExrECToUAjrr is a certain cure for n-thma, and that fur coughs, cold", consumption, whooping rough, croup, bronchitis, and every other disease of the longs or throot it ta sure to produce the most decided benefit. It is recummcndcd by thousands who have tried it. aud all say that ii is the best remedy, without any exception, for all Pulmonary Diseases that has ever been known, for it always gives relief, and cures when every other means have failed. JAYNE'8 SANATIVE PILLS. These pills may be taken at all times, and in most diseases; in inflammatory! intermittent; remittent, billious, and every form of FEVER?Jaundice and Liver Complaint. For Dvspepsia they are really an invaluable article, gradually changing the vitiated secretion* of the stomach and liver, and producing healthy action in those important organs. They are very valuable for diseases of the Skin, and fnr what is commonly called impurity of the blood: also for Female Complaint*, Coxtivenem, iir , and in fact every dixeaxe where an Aperient, Alternative, or purgative medicine may be rqenircd. Dyxpepxia positively can he enred by a persevering nte o( thix Sanative, especially if the Tonic Vermifuge be used in conjunction. Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and sold on agerkryby JAMES K. McKAJ.N, Camden, S.C. Committed. To the jail of Kershaw district, a negro man aboul 50 years of ago named David who says he belong* to W. Myers, of Columbia- The owner is requested to come forward comply with the law and take him away. D. W, ROBISON, Jailor. piol^CTG. ;; At the request of the Town Council of Camden, I invite the citizens of Kershaw District to meet in assem- ( bly on Saturday next, at 11 o'clock, . A. M., at the Court House, to devise and adopt proper measures to receive 1 the Kershaw Company of the South f; Carolina Regiment, in the Mexican [1 War, who are to return home very & S conn 4. cvyvil* |j J. M. DeSaussure, Intendant T. C. To Rent. A Summer House. For particular?, apply to June 13. ' GEO. S. DOUGLAS. Deli alb Rifle Guardg. s You are hereby requested to hold yourselves ft in readiness to turn out, to a man, to welcome a home your eohimanding officer, Capt. Moetat and o his company of Volunteers. h By orderofthe Lieut. Commanding, June 14. f/?,, W. E: HUGHSUN, O.S. c SODA WATER. a The subscriber .having procured a Soda Fount, is prepared to supply his customers with iced So- _ da Water during the season. June 11, J. R. McKAIN. Just Received. J Galvanic Rings, " do Bracelets ' do Belts v do Necklaces e do Garters Magnetic Fluid Graduated Magnetic Machines (Chloroform do Inhaler* ^ Surgical Instruments s Shoulder Braces p Thermometers Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient " Cordial Elixir of Turkey Rhubarb Thomson's Syrup of Tar and Wood Naptha Davis's Pain Killer / India Rubber Balls do do Tobacco Pouches Fine cut glass Smelling Bottles. June 14. J. R. McKAlN. 0 An Ordinance, j To amend an Ordinance to regulate Licenses for Taverns, Spiritous Liquors, and Billiard 11 TablesI Be it ordained by the Intendant and Wardens of a the town of Camden, in Council assembled arid by " the authority of the same, That the following clause of the tenth section of MAn Ordinance to regulate licenses for Taverns, Retailing Spirituous Liquors and Billiard Tables," ratified on the 26th day of December, 1646, be, and the same is hereby repealed:?"But, it shall be unlawful to keep a Bar Room for ve ding Liquors or Wine6 t| in the same building or on the premises, or in any d adjoining building, or to permit the sa i c to be drunk thereat. . i. o 2. That the eleventh; section of the said Ordi- ji nance be so altered that the price of a Billiard License shall be one hundred dollars per annum. Ratified in Council assembled, this tenth day of June, in tiie year of our Lord eighteen hundred and ~ forty eight, and in the 72d year of American lndependence. As witness the hand of the Intcdudant and the " seal of the said corporation. J J. M. DESaCSSURE, Intendant J L. W. Ballard, Recorder. d June 14 24 3t_ a ??? S3* HershawLodge.Namber9 . The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will beheld at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock. r By order of the N. G. j 1 L. A. AUSTIN, Secretary. r Camden Debating Club. The meetings of this society will be held at their Hall oil Thursday evenings. D. G. LOVE, Secretary. Sl^Tbe friends of Adjutant JAMES CANTEY, the present incumbent, propose him to their fellow citizens as a candidate for re election to the next Legislature. j OCT" We are authorized to announce Major ' Jaines L. Reid as a candidate for Representa- ' tive in the State Legislature at the ensuing election. OO" We are authorized to announce Dr. E. A. SALMOND as a candidate for Repres cntative inthe btate Legislature, at he ensuing election. OCT" We are authorized to announce Major A. H. Boykin as n candidiale f?r re-election for Representative in the State Legislature at the ensuing election. s T H~E~PEOPUE'S CANDIDATE. . Keep it before, the People of Lancaster District. We the eitizfin'i'bt- this District, announce ELI C. BISHOP, Esq., as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, tl e next term. Mr. Btsnop being a native of our District,'has given us an opporiunity of knowing him well, from his youth up to the present time. IIis-honesty, honor and strictly sober and moral principles have been well tested among us, and highly appreciated by all good citizens wh<? know him well. We therefore earnestly recommend him to the favor and respect of each and every voter of our District, and hope they will feel it their duty to give bim the office, as he is every way qualilied to discharge the duties thereof with * credit to hiineclf, and satisfaction to the people, and J nil aMOrfloi-jfO tho fnt'Or WU will Uj'J/l tviaiv, MIW IU?WI? MANY VOTERS. s March 30tli, 1848. Gentlemen and Fellow Citizens?From a sense ' of the duty and obligation I am under for the high 1 honor conferred by so numerous and respectable a ' portion of the good people, 1 accept your nomina- ! tion, and return you iny warmest thanks and heartfelt gratitude for the honor thus conferred, and pledge myself to the people, if found worhty of their confidence, and they elect me to the high and I responsible office, to discharge its duties with all ' honesty and integrity, to show all the favor and I lenity that lies in my power, without incurring a I liability upon myself or securities. 1 remain, Dear Sirs, your most obedient servant, ELI C. BISHOP. 1 A Card. The undersigned begs leave to return his thanks to the citizens of Camden and the surrounding country for the very liberal patronage which they have hererofore bestowed upon him, a..d to solicit a continuance of the same, i llis stock, which no has been adding to and replenishing from time, to timo is now complete and hp ia nrpnarerl to furnish Dru'rs and Medicines. I Paints, Oilp, and Dye stuffs, Perfumery, Soaps, L Brushes, Fancy articles &c. &c. of superior qualii ty and at prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory . to the most economical i J.A.CLEVELAND. Camden, June 1,1919. 23 tf i Branch of the Bank of the State of Skratt-Carolina, at Camden. All Renewal Notes for this Branch during the line weeks commencing on the first day of June )ast, must have the original signatures of the maters and endorsers. ETDuringthe above specified time Notes signid b) Agents will not be received. D. L- DESAUSSURE, Cashier. ' June 5, 1848. '23 9t Bargains, Bargains. GOODS AT A SACRIFICE. Those who wish Goods at prices to suit the imes, had better call on inc before long. The roods must be sold at some price. W. B JOHNSTON. Notice to Bridge Builders. The undersigned, a G'oumittee of the Camden Iridge Company, will receive sealec proposals, on r before the 20th June inst., to re-build the two alien spans of the Camden Bridge over the Waeree River, on the present plan; together with he cottof re-construction, including bills of timber . - ? : J r__ .l.. mL _ I !I to, required lor inar pupuse. j ne proposals snan tate at what price the materials on hand will be aken and worked up by the contractor. B. PERKINS, \ W.TtIyl5S: } Buildin& Commmittee. J. A. YOUNG, J JuneO 23 2t Ordinary's Sale. In pursuance or the Act of Assembly, will be old on Saturday, the 17th inst,, at 11 o'clock, A. at the store of Wyatt Patterson in Camden, II the Perishable Property belonging to the estate f Robert L. Wilson, dec'd. consisting of Houseold and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Terms?For all sums of and under five dollars, ash; over five, a credit of six months, with cote nd approved secirltv, with interest from sale. J. JOY, O. K. D. June 2. 23 2t Ordinary's Notice. Whereas no application has been made for adlinistration on the effects of John Bales, dec'd. I ave taken them in hand as adm'r. de bonis noil.? til persons having demands against said estate rill present them duly attested, and those indebtd to the same wi I make imined.ate payment. J. R. JoY, O, K. D. June 7. 23 tf Estray Mule. Strayed from the subscriber, on the 5th ult., a rown MULE, 8 years old, has a long tail, and is omewhat wind broken, Any person returning aid mule will be paid for their trouble &c. June 2, B. B. BOYD. Wanted to Hire. Two negro boys from 12 to 14 years of age.? tpply at this office, June 2. South Carol! na?Kershaw District. BY JOHN R JOY ESQ. ORDINARY. Whereas John B. Tillman has applied to me for Letter* f Administration on all and singular the Goods and Chatles, Rights and Crediu of Dr. G. W. Pope, late of the Disrict aforesaid, deceased. These arg therefore, to cite and admonish all and singula", the kindred and treditors of the said deceased, to be nd appear before me at our next Ordinary s Court for the lid district, to be hold;n at Kershaw Court House on the iixieenth day of June next, to show cause, if any, why the lid administration shild not be granted. Given under my hand and seni, this 3t)th day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty eight and in the 1'iA year of American Indepcnd encp. JOHN R. JO i. O- K. I>. Dissolution of Copartnership. The co-partnership, heretoiore existing under he name of S. J. YOUNG CO., is litis day issolved by mutual coti6enL S. J. Young is alo ie authorized to use the name f th> firm in collect ng all debts due to, and pay* fig all demands agai ist the said firm. S. J. YOUNG. F. HUBERT. Camden, June 1,1848. 22 tf Ordinary's Notice. Whereas no application has been made for Administration upon the goods and effects of R. L. Vilson dee'd., I have taken possession of thein as Jerelic, and hereby give notice to all persons inlebted to said Estate, to come and make iminediite payment, and those having demands against he same, to present them to me duly attested, J. R. JOY, o. K. D. Camden, May 26, 1848. 22 tf Committed. To the Jail of Kershaw District, a mulatto nan, who says his name is William Dnllison, that ie is a free man, and lives in Orangeburg District, lear Branrhville. He is very bright, has no scars >r marks visible; he is about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches ligh. The owner is requested to come forward :otnply with the law and take him away. I). W. RoBIiSON, Jailor. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER G:qqm&> The subscribers h?ve received per steamer DeiCalb their supply of Hew Spring Goods, which lave been selected for this market, consisting in >art, of FANCY PRIN TS, MOURNING Do. FURNITURE DO. GINGHAMS, various styles FANCY MUSLIN DRESSES LINEN LUSTRES BIRD'S EYE DIAPER 8 l?v 10 DAMASK CLOTHS READY MADE CLOTHING, &c. They are also receiving a full and general aelortinent ol Groceries, i ll of which will be sold it the very lowest cash irices, bv April 26 GEO. S. DOUGLAS &, CO. 'limby's Union Water-Whccl. ipccd and with a less quantity of water than any vheel in use, (except the over shot under extreme jigh heads) is very simplejand illiable to disasters, md durable, being made entirely out of cast iron. Tbc subscriber will sell district or individual [lights, with or without wheels. Satisfactory refirences can be given in regard to the success of die wheel, by application to the subscriber, who :an be consulted personally at the Columbia IIo. el, or by letter through the Post office at Columbia. MARTIN CIIAPJN. A/ay 3 1.5 tf This will certify that I have used Holcbkis's Patent Water Wheels about one year applied by R. S, Banvick, and have recently removed tliem and had the Union Wheels applied by Mr. Cltapin ano find the latter by far superior to the former. So far, as I have yet 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. Kershaw Hist, May 17. 1848. *31 tf Soda Walcr. The subscriber has hit SODA FOUNT in complete operation. Having procured from the north, an entire new apparatus for the manufacture of Soda Water, and having also made arrangements to receive regular supplies of Tee, he feels satisfied that all who patronize the Fcunt will receive a draught of soda water of unquestionable coldness and purity. F. L. ZHMP. E. W. BWtREY Will continue to act as Agent for persons transacting business in either of the Hanks in Camden Cotton Gins* The subscriber returns his thanks to those who patronized him last season. He continues to manufacture GINS upcn the most approved plan, and warrants them equal to any other Gins, in workmanship, materials and performance. They are warranted to give satisfaction. O"Repairing will be faithfully attended to. The subscriber respectfully requests a share of tbe patronage of the planters ol this and the adjoining Districts. If you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLI-, get one of those HORSE MILLS, well known as McCreighr.'s Mill, made express!? to be attached to Gin Gearing. The subscriber has a few on hand. D" Orders for Gins or Mills, will be promptly attended to. R. J. McCREIGHT. Camden, may, 1848. Sumter Banner will publish G months. Goods at and bdoic Prime Cost. My entire stock of Goods, consisting of Faucy and Staple Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, &c*, will be offered for sale for a short time at Cost Prices, Bargains may be had, as ti.e object is to close up a3 soon as possible. Terms, cash. For bills of fifty dollars and upwards, Notes, well secured, at 60 and 90 days will be takeu. W. B. JOHNSTON, May 24. 21 Agent for Assignees. CAMDEN GROCERY STORE, BY S. BENSON, Broad Sired, 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. Windsor and cane bottom Chairs, Ladies' Travelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. Fcrsale by may 24. E. W. BONNEY, Superior bhek French Broadcloths and Drap ITEte. For sale at reduced prces, by may 24, E. W. BONNEY. South-Carolina, KERSH A W DISTRICT. IN THE COMMON PLEAS. Jacob Young l vs | Ca.Sa* Wo. F. DeBruhl.) The Denfendant. Wm. F. DeBruhl, being arrested, and confined within the | rison bounds for the district of Kersliavr, by virtue of a writ of capias ad satisfaciendund. at the suit of Jacob Young, and the said Wm. F. DeBruhl naving nted in ray ottice* lus petition, with a schedule on oath, of his whole estate and effect, praying for ihe benefit of thp Acts of the General Aaetnbly lor the relief of insolvent Debtors:? Notice is hereby given, to the raid Jacob Young, and all other creditors of the said Win. F. Debruld to be and appear at the Court of Common fleas to be holden at Camden, in and for the District of Kershaw, on the first Monday after the fourth Monday in October next to show cause if any they can, why the tatate and effect* of the said Win. F. Debruhl should not be assigned and he discharged according to the provisions of the Acts of the General Assembly for the relief of insolvent Debtors. May 17 ldW. B. GASS, Clerk. Dissolution. The Partnership existing between the subscribers in Camden, is dissolved by mutual consent. All unsettled business of the firm is assigned to E. iM. Beach. The Books and Accounts arc placed in the hands of Col. J. t hesnut, Jr., for settlement. S.D.DICKSON, ROBT. LATTA. Camdem, S. C., May 22, 184ft 21 tf Storage. Persons wishing to lurid their Cottons until fall 3&n have it stored at low rates in good dry Warehoused and covered by Irsurance. McDOWALL &, COOPER. May 17, 1848. ?1 8t Fire and Marine Insurance. iGAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY, (of new jersey,) chartered in 183*2. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY. ( fn. jersey,) chartered feuruaby, 1848. The subscriber having received the Agency of the above institutions for Camden and vicinity will receive applications, and issue Policies at the cur* rent rat*.-. VV. D. McUOWALL. To Hire. A cook and washer, of good character. Wages'^ low. Apply at this ofiice. Ordiiiarv'N Votirp. Whereas, no administration (dc bonis non) on the estate of AnnGilman, late of Kershaw District, deceased, has been applied for. I have taken possession of the goods and chattels, rights ai.d credits ol the said estate. 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 culy attested, to me for payment, may 17. J. R. JUV, O. K. D. The subscribers have received and opened a general assortment of GRY GOUDS, suitable for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, viz: lie rages, Tissue Silks, Organdi Muslins Jaconet Muslins, Lawns, Ginghams English and American 1'iints Drab D'Ete, Cashmeres, Linens French Summer Cloth, Drills, Veitings, &c. With many articles for children Ready made Coats and Ve6ts Fine Drab, Panama and Palrnleaf Hats, &.c. &c To which the attention of their customers is invited, ss they will be sold low. A. M. &. R. KENNEDY. April 12. 15 tf "fashionable RfcittOVAJL. The subscriber informs her .riends and the pub lie, thai she has taken the store formerly occupied by Dr A. DeLeon, and has just returned from Charleston with a select lot of SPRING GOODS, Silk and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons; Flowers, Laces, Gloves, Hats and Caps, which will be sold for cash or to punctual customers on the U6Uil terms. Bonnets repaired and trimmed. New York and English Fashions just received. All Tailoring done at this Establishment warranted. M. GOUDLAD. April 1. 14. tf For Sale. 50 barrels fresh LIME, in good order. Jan. JL J. F. SUTHERLAND. Lamp Oil. A superior arti< le ol Bleached Sperm Oil, at the low price of ONE DOLLAR per gallon. For srle by J". L. ZEMP. lleiffh-Ho! A lot of Toys, Negro Dancers, Coffee Grinders, and Sawyers. For sale by may 17. F L ZEMP. Plain black and co orcd Borages for ladies dresses. black and colored Ginghams, Prints &c., la (lie Cravats, superior Kid Glovei?, Silk .Wits, colored Linen for Riding Dresses, cr rded Skiriing cloth, Patent Skirts <frc, just opened by E. VV. BONN BY. Ladies1 Boots and Fine Shoe*. Ladies fine Lasting Boots do do Kid Walking Shoes do do Slips do French Kid Slips do white Kid and Satin Slips do Lasting Buskin Ties do Goat skin walking Ties. ALSO?A fresh supply ol MiBses's School Shoes and Boo lees, heavy and gnod. Together with a general assortment of Children's Shoes, all of which arc fresh from the manufacturers, and for sale by Feb. 2.1. GEO. ALDEN. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER C2^CEX2D2jE>^3o M. DRUCKER & CO. respectfully invite the citizens of Camden and the public generally to examine their well selected stock of Spring and Summer Di ces Goods, all of which will be offered for sale at a very email auvance on jirsi c.osi. xneir [acuities lor purcnasing Goods are such, that ihey can sell at such prices as to defy competition. They have paid particular attention to the selection of the now offered stock, which has been selected with the greatest care in New York and other Northern cities.? Among numerous other articles, they would mention the following? Cambric, Jaconet,-31ull and Swiss Muslins Colored French Ginghams and Lawns Mourning and coloured Bernges Colored linen and cotton Do Assortment of Dress and Furniture Prints Alpaccas, Bombazines and Drabde Vienna* Heavy black and blue-black Dress Silks Do silk, raw silk and cotton Hosiery * Super Ladies' and Gentlemen's silk ana lisle Gloves Thread, lisle and cotton Edgings Cambric and muslin Inserting* and Edging* Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, at all prices Long Lawns and Linen Cambrics 1 . Ladies' Berage and silk Mantles ,, Do Silk and Gauze Cravats Sunshades and Parasols Broad Clolh9, Cassimcresand Vestirigs, Cravats, Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers and Suspender* Linen and Linen and Cotton Drills English, German and French summer Cassimercs Alpaccas, Merino, Croton and Mohair foaling* Low priced Goods, for Boy's and Servant's wear Black French Doeskias > ' L . Irish Linens, English and American Long Cloths Gentlemen's Cotton and Merino Undershirts KEADV MADE CLOTHING, Of every description, and at all prices?indeed, some of them at prices that cannot fail to astonish tho purchaser? but Country Produce sells for nothing, and so do we intend to sell Ready made Clothing. This is NO "PUFFING"? come and convince yourselves. ALSO Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes, Bootees and Gaiters Ladies' Palo Alto Shoes Do EllslerlGaiters, Kid and Morocco TufipflP Gentlemen's Calf Boots, sewed and pegged?^! prices With a variety of other articles, impossible to enumerate, but all of which will be sold CHEAPER than tho cheapest, at the CAMDEN BAZAAR, Opposite the Bank of Camden, nutr Aiiu tubsn UKUtLKlJtiS, jt'st rkcetved at THE CAMDKN BAZAAR, tinsisting in part of Teas, Java. Laguira, Rio and Cuba Coffee Muscovado and N. 0. Refined Sugars New Orleans Syrup and Molasses West India Honey and Molasses Sal jEratus and C. Soda also A variety of Toilet Soaps, Flesh Powder Real German Cologne, Tooth and Hair Brushes Fine Tooth and Dressing Combs Ladies' silver mounted Riding Switches For sale by M. DRUCKKR & CO. Just ReceiYed, By Drucker & Co., a full and complete supply of Saddlery, Cutlery and Hardware, consisting of almost every article which belongs to the above specified lines, which will be offered at the lowest prices. Enquire at the CAMDEN BAZAAR, Opposite the Bank of Camden. QA BASKETS Champagne Wine, (quarts and nints) of the most approved brands, and of superior quality, at GERALD'S GROCERY, One Door South of the Bank of Camden. April 12 15 tf Prime Leaf Larc, Bacon, Flour, Butter, Cheese, and almost every article of Groceries wanted by a family, at retail, at GERALD'S VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. The subscriber offers for sale, his possessions on I corner of DeKalb and Broad-streets. As the stand is well known, it ia 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 tt" Notice. All persons having demands agairiHt the estate of Capt. Powell .WcRae, late of Kershaw Diatrict.de. ceased, are earnestly requested to present them properly attested forthwith, and those indebted, are requested to make payment to the subscriber. WILLIAM J. TAYLOR, Executor. June 16th,1?47. Bricklaying and Plastering. The subscriber having located himself in Camden, respectfully offers hie services to the citizens of the town and the surrounding country. Bricklaying, plain Plastering, stucco work, cornish and centres, rough casting, imitations of all kinds of stone &c., will be executed in a manner warranted to g've satisfaction. A share of patronage is solicited. He may be found at his residence on Rutledge between Market and Lyttleton streets. Per. sons in the country wishing his service, can address him through the Post Office. JOSEPH SHEPHERD. Aug. 18, 1817. 32 tf Administrator's Notice. F. L. Zemp having received from the Ordinary of Kershaw District, grant of Letters of Administration de bonis non of all and singular the goods and Chattels, rights, credits, dues and demands that were of Joshua Reynolds dereased, hereby notifies the public, that nil dealings with the estate of the said Joshua Reynolds deceased, must in futue be with tnc subscriber. Ali persons having claims ag?inst the said estate, will present them properly attested, and all persons indebted to the same are hereby notified to come forward \\;tliout delay and make payment FRANCIS L. ZEMP, Adm'r. de bonis non. Jan. 4 I tf New Orleans and t uba Molasses, I^emon, Pine ' Apple and Strawberry Syrups. (Cordials, Pickles, Claret Wine at GERALD'S GROCERY 111 Equity?Lancaster District. John Daniel, vs > Petition for relief. Geo, W. Stinson. et al j It appearing to my satisfaction, that George W. Stinson, James T. 'Stinson, Dr. Thomas L. Punl.n an/I icifo \fnrv. dr>lpnrl.int? in tlie above case. are absent from and without the limitM of this State; On motion of R. O. P Stewart, Solicitor lor Petitioner, ordered that the said defendants do .appear ami plead, answer or demur to the petition in the above case, on or before the 24th day of August, 1848, otherwise judgement pro confesso will be entered against them. J H. WITHER SPOON, c. e. l d. A/ay 15, 1848. [87] 3m In Equity? Lancaster District. M. C. Ileatli. ) vs. / Petition for Relief. John C Carncs, el al ) It appearing to my satisfaction, that John C. Carnes, a defendant in the above petition is absent from, and resides beyond the limits of the State: On motion of Wright, Solicitor for Petitioner, ordered that the said John (J. ("antes do answer plead or demur to the petition in the above chfp, on or before the 19th day of July, 1849, otherwise judgent pro confesso, will bo entered against him. JAMES II. WITHERSPOON, C. E. I,. D. Comm'rs. Offire March 21, 1848. 87 Tfoii* nviiciios. ,( p.. mt?l* m + Mk. A fine variety of superior Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Feather Dusters, Cloth Brushes, Flesh Brushes, !Shoe Brushes, and all sorts of Brushes. For sale by may 17. F. L. ZEMP. Flower Pots. Silver, Gilt and Damask Flower Pots, of \arious patterns, for sale by may 17. F. L. ZEMP. . Ju?t re<ceived~p<? Steamer DeX*Bv*i?W ^ Lamp Oil of excellent quality, jrhich wjH at 75 C-, $1,91 25,91 50 per gallon, lit* latter* very superior article. . / J.- s.VJX Also Caster Oil on draught, which will jbt sold in any quantity to suit purchasers, at ^ . CLEVELAND'S. Summer HKetUctuer. Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Townsend'*8arMpSWlla, Boupland's celebrated remedy for Fe^orWi Aguejytd other bilious aSectiona ;> Peter's;8pen? cer'a and Brandeth's Pills; Schap'svHssdsche Pills, Moffat's Life Pills aod Phmnix Bitters; Dead Shot for worms in the human body; Marray' Eluid Magnesia, Roman Eye BalsamJ Fahestoek's Vermifuge, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral; Wrighft bdl Veg. Pills, &r, &c, with all the popular family j A ; j J / ~ 1 a. skA. it?-i iueuu;ine&t lUBi received ana icr bbic ui -vf - ^tEWANirs: June 7. , 23 tf CLEVELA^D'l i ,^-rO Indian Southern Vegetable Deobstiv^ii The plants from which this Medieine in -com* pounded hare been known to and used if the Aborgines of the Southern States long before the firat settlement of the country. The fFrst-sett lent acquired from the Indiana in their immediate vie#ity a knowledge of their very extraordinary medfcinal propert esand made use of them, separate Or compounded with others combined The reefp? from which this medicine is compounded bhsbeeB used by a reapectabie family for more thatf fifty years .with great success, in treating all dteeaets of the Skin and impurities of the Blood. " "~ it is composed of four plants indigenes! tether vicinity of Oarleston. S. C. The plants have been gathered with great care by on experienced Botanist and the medicine is now prepared in a scientific manner, and by a new chemical' process of Cxtraeting the medicinal virtues of plants. Meat Medicines of this class are administered indiscriminate, ly without regard to disease, restriction j|? Jbod, diet or exe rise and are so mixed upandJhMused th it their active principles are randerM&iffireiv inert or are destroyed. Not so this V^ideS* it contains the curative virtues of tbd foe^hjanto without disguising their natural tasted' I would now inform those who desire to use tbio medicine that it would be entirely assises to do so without strictly adhering to the diraetioHd: It is not pretended that this medicine sball.cuw all diseaes that humanity is heir to, but .a fepr of the most distressing ones, it will be founds.will yield like magic to its restorative energies. 1 know that the idea of a new mrdfeine to cotne. into competition with the many preparations of Sareaparilla and oth> r alterative medicines, may areas to many presumptuous, or to say the least absurd. The proprietor places it before the-poblic to stand ui tail upuii no vwu uictiio* .. ?;* . x The list of diseases for which it is recommended and which it iB sincerely believed will curfiejrto as follows: Scrofula and its consequent disease*, viz: primary, secondary, tertiary and consecutive Venerial Diseases; enlargement of' the Joint*, Glands, and Ligaments; Rheumatism, Neoratgik and all Eruptions of the Skin and diseases arising fro >. an impure state of the Blood. g-i. , Prepared only by J. A. Clevelaub, and for nut* as above. N. B.?Medicines may be obtained at anyr7ffiur of the nigbt by knocking at the side door. * .. may 2, 19 ''* . . . ^ JEW DAVID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER WHERE THIS PLASTER IS APPLIED PAIHGAHAOT EXIST. . wv.iA^nrs-t*#. A gentleman in the South ol Europe, and Psirifk?(hr 1830 heardsomuch said in the latter place in favor of Jaw David'* Plaster, and of the (a* he considemd,) nfTaratoas cures it hadperformed, that he was induced ta in-jtm* his own person, for a Liver affection, the removal of which had been live chief object of his joonny", But which had1 resisted the genial influence of that balmy and ilebtfrni clime. . ji ?: ?*< He accordingly applied a plaster on the nghtsfcle fit\ his cheat, where he pain was seated, anothar between! tb* shoulders, and one over the region of the liver. In the meantime lie drank freely of an herb tea of luiaiive, qualities. He soon found i.ls health improving, and in a rew weeks his cough left him, saliowness of his skin disappeared. Ids pain was removed, and hi* health became permanently reinstated. ?ince that time he has been recommending it to hi* friends and acquaintances for all fixed pains whatever, such as Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the side, hip, .hack, and limbs, in every rase of wnich it has proved an efficient cure. He has likewise witnessed the bappy effects of its softening and healing qualities in nuaerons cases* Of Scrofulous Humors, Knots, Wens, White fSwellings, Hafd Tumors, Stiff Joints, Ague Cakes, Ague in the Breast, and the like, to tbe nnited satisfaction of himself and otbef*. It lias been beneficial in cases of Weakness, such as pa d and weakness ,in the Stomach, weak Limbs, Lameness Atkctions ol me apme, renut ** easneas. <ye. imo lamale subject to pain or weakness in tb? beck or sides, should be without it. Married ladies in delicatesiteatieos find great relief from constantly wearing this plaster. The application of the plaster between the shoulders has been found a certain remedy for Colds, Coughs, Phtbysic, and Lung Affections, in their primary stages. It destroy* inflammation by perspiration. In view of the great benefit resulting from the use of this plaster, within lits own observation, his confidence ia Ms superiority over every othes plaster, ointment and opadildoc, before the public in this country, has indurta-fll gentleman to place the Hebrew Plaster into the hands'df those who will give it publicity, believing h wUl prove itself a blessing t? the community at large. Tli* peculiarities of the chemical compound are owing to its extraordinary effect upon die animal fibres or nerves* ligaments and muscle*, its virtue being carried by them to the immediate seat of the dieeaseor of pain and- weakness. KT-None genuine without the engraving of JEW J>A? V1D on the wrapper, around each bos. Price fifty cents per box. Each box contains sufficient to spread six or eight plasters, - {XT"Sold wholesale and retail by &COVILL& MEAD, No. 60 Chartres stiect, New Orleans, the general agents for the -South ar.J West, to whom all oniem for the genuine article must be addressed. Sold in Camden by May 30. JAMES R. McKAIw. . SOAPS, 4c? -i Rose Soap Chinese Floating Soap Musk Soap Omnibus Soap Taylors Transparent Soap Almond Soap Transparent Wash Balls Shaving Cream Military Shaving Soap Gen. Tav lors Shaving Tablet Fancy Perfumed Boxes Fancy Toilet Boxes Face Balls Powder Pufft _ Lilly White Toilet Powder ; Toilet Bottles of various Patterns. r. i . r f 7t'*in t or saie py ? *>. aain . Thonisonian Medicines. Alcohol Nerve Powder' Gum Myrrh Bayberry (Cayenne Pepper Golden Seal , v Composition Ix>belia . . .. ^ Number Six Cholera Syrup For sale low by F. I* Z11MP. PERFUMERY. Cologne* (all kind*) Milk of Row* lavender Water Extract of Ifrl'otrope Orange Water " Patchouiy Extract of Pink ' " Kow " Rose Gemniutn " Jockey Club " Mouiwelino " Ron. de Caroline " Verveirio " Verbena . Jasmin " Jonqnille " Boi|. de Clmntilly " Magnolia " Reseda " Citmnella Row *. 1-v.. F I 7F.1UP ruraaic uy , ,, A handsome as'"'rtment of Spring MU8L1N8, HF.RAGES and GINGHAMS, will be disposed of by the subscrfber at greatly reduced prices. E. W. "BQNWEY. Ladies' black, white and colored KID GLOVES, of the best quality, just received by E. W. BONNEY. Ifoticc. Three months from this date I shall anply for new scrip for one share Camden Branch Bail Road, which has been lost or mislaid. . S- K- Git FORD. Mnv 9.1848. 20 tf__ Law Copartnership. The undersigned hnve formed a Copartnership In the practice of Law and Equity for the District! of Lancaster, Fairfield, Kershaw ami Sumter. Office, heretofore occupied by Jas. Chesnut on Main street, near the Court House. J AMES CHESNUT. Jr.. w THIJKLOWCASTOX. May 10, 1848. 20~~ If j.. . >? Ordinary'* Jfotice. Whereas, no administration on the estate of George W. Gilman, late of Kershaw District, deceased has been applied for, in pureaance of the Act of Assembly, 1 have token poasetoron of the goods and chattels, rights and credits of the said estate as derelict. All persons indeb.ed to the said estate arc required to pay the same over to me, and those having demands against the estate will present them to me duly attested for payment, may 17. J. R JOY, (X K. D.