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& ?S-HSft-SHSSKW^^ action of the Situate. As there ? itfv *P?w- " pect of d^btte and contest oil, this resolution, I ? will ?^ljg*e the Senate by tendering my t*sig- p nation, And Veferririg the matter back to my e constituents, I therefore hereby tender my resign* tionuw^ ?** s Jambs Shields." District Meetings. rr It is utterly impossible for us to publish the Ci proceedings of all the District meetings held to tc respond, to the Address of our Representatives. j? Nearly every District in the State has wheeled s\ into /wis, end uttered deep and loud denuncia- it tfon%against the aggressive spirit of the North, Tho whole State is moving as one man in this 11 C' matter, and let the crisis come when it will, S. 0 C* vUJ.be (ouud at her post of duty. .The last h meeting we noticed was held at Yorkville, J. g Kuykemlall. Esq. Chairman, J, T. Bell, Esq. ? Secretary, and the Hon. I. Withersponn Chair* ^ man oi the Committee. A spirited string of R Resolutions'was adopted; among them, was a d * 11 fni> * Smilkarn PnnvpiiIinn. ? t) Reaafort and Lancaster, we understand, will 0 speftk out on the first Monday in April. ^ (ttr A private letter from a friend in Missis " sippi says that there is a great inundation of the f, Mississippi river, and the report is, that the su a gar crops, so far as the water extends, have l< been ruined. The fear is expressed that if the BswB . , , 1 . q water remains longer, the cotton region will ^ o: >i" - ? ? S 8<#r considerably. Our exchanges state, that t| t down on the Mississippi, the levees nre p breaking, and the water is poming all over the " > country. Donaldsville is completely surroun- . ded. Immense harm has been done to planta ? It* IW.'ll? 1*. . M . r e I ? tnAnfr nlo.tnc |hn coo/1 r?Q n A fnltllv a ' 'tea*' m'"d r?" " J r -Tte Alabama Argus states that the steam n ^fci'llfontgbmery and Hewitt came in contact on r aflafe Irip'ty* frdm Mobile. The Montgomery ' aiHafc' ^ttr^Ty -ftijnred, hating had the wheel ? house on the larboard side torn entirely away. 1, She vras; when the Hewitt left, in an almost u sirthhtg condition, since which time, they had ? hettfd nothing further. The Montgomery Jour ^ na(In apeukihg of the accident, says that a pub Rfebed-eard-of the passengers states that uthe H eftfttmrtfabces carry conviction to every mind p dtaT'lhg collision wastbe result of a deliberate JMjgrPdn the part of 4he persons piloting the ' Brtritt." J a ftsflCCV&p.English writer, says an exchange, j tn? published a liouk showing the probable ef- ri Sd?t of California gold upon the trade, com- ?' mere* and currency of the English Empire.? '' Omr kinsmen across the waters are certainly ^ early in opening their coffers, and entertaining ,, glilleriag anticipations. It would he well for tf M&her l/ook to.he written since the perempto a ry" orders ol Gen. Persifbr F. Smith, against ^ foreigners carrying off the gold dust, to show ^ how it will ever reach Europe, unless through _ the usual channels of American trade. m & ? ' " If ;'W*m whig presses of Alabama are re- j commending the Hon. Jamf.s E. Rklskk fir r the nomination a* the whig candidate for Gov. a cn,o,of.t*TS,.,e: ; ,* '' ' ' ? 'V John Mitchell, the Irish Patriot, goes out as a free emigrant from Bermuda to the Cape of CpMMf Hot?e, bf permission of the British Gov- t' ?rBTnent, for the benefitof his health. ' e Mr. Evans of Maloa, Mr. Payne of North J* Carolina and Mr.1 Caleb R.-Smith of Indiana ' were nominated and confirmed, as the Baatd of a Commissioners on Mexican Claims. -V.l <?! <0 .it * " j( ' Ic^-The New Orleans Crescent states that of Ala. met with a severe acciJTelht rtteertlly, near Gadsden, Geo., while on his srtty- WWsihfihigton. The horses ran off with q the stage, and threw the driver from his W? it iodge P.. who was inside, leaped out and frac- j turcd hts thigh bone. ! S( -?dt f>J t 'ft j r ?, Tb? Chester Observer says, " we learn that 1 a large wild bear was killed some two or three |, weeks since, in the ueighltorhood of Parson , p .^ispwrjr's, within seven or eight miles of this ' a nlace. _ " | ?- la The Ham! urg Journal has passed into (ho : ly hands of Mr. J. C. DeGuffarelly. Thomas C. I j' Key, Esq , the former proprietor, continues his j r editorial connexion. c1 : a General Pillow is brought forward as the do-! n mocralic candidate for Governor of Tennessee, j a J- A. Woodward.?Hon. J. A. Wood- C fcard, our immediate Representative in Con- ti jww, passed through this place on his way si homo on Sunday night last. He was in high I l> health and spirits. ! ri Mr. Woodward has so borne himself during I his Congressional career as to reflect credit on | himself and his constituents, and to command j g the respect of the rowdies and ragamuffins who j vi recently bare converted the Representative t! Han into a "hear garden," and made it the loir, m er house indeed? It may well be a source of | fc pride to our State that none of her Representa- j ir titer where identified with the disgraceful [ In scones which marked the close of the session, s< juid which Mr. Woodward declares to have n worse than the worst descriptions given j cJi flf&em by the letter writers. s< *' We welcome our faithful public servant back ottce ?ore to bis constituents, who place the j ir proper estimate upon services not the Jess gig. IJ _i?al because quietly and unostentatiously per. al formed.?Columbia Telegraph, m b " Bombardxkmthy Electro.Magxetisx.? ir Tb? pcese of Vienna says: "Venice is to be pi bombarded by balloon*, as the langunes prevent fi the approach of artillery. Five balloons, each b 23 feet in diameter, are in construction at Tro- r 1 vfio. fn a favorable wind the balloons will be rr launched aod directed as near to Venice as po*. h ible, tad on their being brought to a vertical c position over the town, the lire will he given p by electrd-qtagoetism. Each of the five bombs fr affiled to the balloon it in commantcation by means of & long galvanic battery placed on the chore. The fusee la ignited by connecting the 8 wire. The bomb f*)!i perdendicularlv, and t< eiplodcs dn reaching the ground. By this lean* twenfy-five bombs a day may bejihrown, jpposing the wind lo be favoroblf. An exeriment made at Treviso on tbe 9th succeedd completely." . . From the Colmubia Telegraph. Nox-Intercourse with the Nrotii.? n" " i . / .? i." i i ne Keport and Kesotunons 01 me ixersimw teeting, which we give in full to-day, must ommand public attention by the bold and mas?rly manner in which the Great Question is rappled with and dsscussed. The action reommended in that Report is more specific, rong, and effectual, than any yet suggested? indicates the mode and measure of redress for le insults, wrongs and injuries heaped upon s by the North, adapted to the crisis; and we ommend it heartily to the consideration f the Special Committee, to whom it as been so properly referred. The RUg estion has been thrown out by the Editor f this paper in numberless instances indirectf, though never so distinctly proposed, as the les of the Telegraph will show?but to the bier author of the Kershaw Report is justly ue the honor of having specifically proposed lis remedy, which must act as the application f the actual cautery does upon the raw and uivering wound?a certain cure though a soere one. The application is a stern one?but o skilful surgeon hesitates to apply it to save fe or limb?nor should the Southern people ar to resort to the rightful remedy which God nrl nntnrip h.it-o nlm-prl in their hnilds. if driven > it. As wc have always urged, the evil conseuencps of a rupture between the North and !onth must inevitably fall most heavily upon le heads of those who have provoked and resspd it on. We repeat the simple statement f the fact, which we have so often proclaimed, lat the South can do without the North, possessig within herself all the 'requisites for separate rislence?to the North separation and ruin are ynonymous, deprived at the same time of the aw material for manufactures and a market or their consumption ; which condenses in a ut shell the whole argument in favor of the emedy proposed by the freemen of Kershaw; "he adoption of the stringent measures proosed by them will speedily test the truth of this ssertion?if it he not already plain and palpate as the light of noonday?and the eloquent fords of the report referred to give but a mere utline of the advantages to accrue to the South - ? . ? n _?! _ ___ y using her own capital to enricji nor omunern enporls, instead of swelling the hoards of the 'mted Capitalists of llirt North, who revile hile they plunder us of our hard rarned rofits. It may ho said that fho scheme is impraotica le?a more theory that rnnnot he practically nr- iod out?and we douht not that many wisp, ere* will ho found to chuckle heartily over it as n nbxfraclion, before examining it in any of shearings. So has it ever boon with all patiotio struggles, which the timid and treachcriis have always stigmatized in advance ns eason. So was it when "the rebels" refused ip ten?when thpy resisted tyrannous taxation v the baronet?and so will it ever he in the trnggle between might and right. We pre?nd not to prejudge the decision of our "selectten" to whom the matter has properly been re>rred?but we doubt not that this peaceable mody will be adopted by acclamation by the duthern people if properly presented to them -and disentangle the gordinn knot now presstg on their throats, which otherwise may have > he severed by the sword. This measure is strictly drfrnircfi, and proeeds on the old principle of oor Republican ncestors, in the old "timp that tried men's rods," when tribute was claimed ol them, as ow of us? Millions for defence, not a Cent for Tribute.,' Let the conference then be held here in Mny, * nn iKa rutioiliililr iif tliic rirnnnttilinn * ? v.inixim " * t""r t ml thi?, or some other action may be determind upon mid rarripd into effectual operation, lse all our preliminary proceedings be deemed ut a sorrv farce ; and the professions of resolve i r> loudly uttered, be regarded by pur assailants r all sound fury, signifying nothing ! Action! Action! Action! is what the times nperatirely demand; it is for the Committees pointed tor that special purpose to determine hat that action shall be. The London correspondent of the X. Y. lommercial Adrertiser, under date of the 9th jstM writes as follows : The grant of Vancouver's Island to the Iludrtn Ray Company has been completed, and the ompanv have advertised the terms upon which iey invite emigrants. According to the stipIntions of the grant, all profits front sales of ind or the working of minerals, beyond ten er cent., are to be applied to the colonization lid improvement of tlie island. The price of le land is fixed by the company at ?l per acre, nd it may he purchased in lots as small as venty acres. Little at present is known of io island, but the company have had, for the t*t two or thrceyears, a station nt the Southern -J c ?i .i~ it. .,.;i nri OI II, itlltl lilt: M jMiiio wi mi ucii 9J\JI oun, Iimate and productions obtained from this spot re extremely promising. The coal is at the orthern part, and exists apparently in the most j rcessihle form and in unlimited abundance. | fnder these, circumstances, looking nt the 1 California movement and a certainty of an ex. I nsion, almost magical in its suddenness, of, learn navigation over the Pacific, it is impossi* le not to anticipate that Yancover's Island may so into singular importance. The plan long advocated by Mr. Enderhy, to ; horn Government some years hack made a rant of the Auckland Island, discovered by a essel belonging to his firm, for re-establishing in southern whale fishery, with those islands s a station, is also is about to be carried out irthwith. During the railway mania it was npossilile to obtain uttcntion to the scheme, lit it has at length received the attention it doTver I, and a company is now in process of ompletion with the requisite capital. Mr. En. Thy will himself proceed forthwith to the rene of operations. The Eastern Archipelago Company for workig the coal mines of Labunn, and for opening te resources of that colony and of Borneo, Iso promises speedily to make a commencetent. According to the last advices from Lanan the colony still suffered from tho sickness tevitable to all new places, but with proper recautions the danger was not serious. The ? c * t? r . 1 | i rsi numoer 01 ine iihuuiu ubwih unu j<i?t ecn issued, notifying, among othpr things, thn ppointment of James Hosken, Esq., R. N., taster attendant and |K>s(master, to be one of er Mnjesty's justices of the peace for the Mony. To many New York readers it will rove gratifying to hear in this way of an old iend. A Washington correspondent of the Baltimore 'un, who appears to he well informed on matirs and things in that city, writes as follows: The new administration is going on very satisfactorily" Tin the tuIot arid maxims of the old, and shows its strong goodsenso in first examining, and reffecttag on, the duties ("hey are it called upon to discharge, before they feel au- it tborized toact as reformers. "Mr. Meredith, the new Secretary of the " Treasury, wlio is a business man, and stands M now at the head of the bar of Philadelphia, gave p audience, yesterday, to a large number of people; but in the end, found it prudent to barri- cade himself against an indiscriminate onslauglit. He has acted wisely, and will not be long in that most important department of the Government without comprehending why Mr. Walker, his distinguished predecessor, had to deny himself to so many of his friends; it is impossible to discharge the duiies of the office faithfully and to be, at the same time a conventional man." * * * * * "I understand that no foreign appointment will be made till June next. Neither Lewis Cass, Jr., nor Mr. Hannegan will be disturbed in Rome or Merlin. respectively. Mr. Hannegan, strange to say, has been appointed by Mr. Polk at the very last hour of the session, at the 1 instance of Whig Senators, and it is understood .L - . _r/-? l 'P I... I.: i|iili?* Willi lll^ cunstfrii en ucvirrai j ajivi; iiiiiiself." * * * * ? The Senate will adjourn on Monday week. l; The great bulk of appointments will not be a made till after their adjournment." a A Carat.. A carat is a weight of four grains ,( used in weighing diamonds, but used in refer- ? i II once to gold, the mass is supposed to weigh 21 carats, 15 grains each, and "22 carats of pure 0 gold and two carats ofalloy, nnd this 22 carats a is about the fineness of our gold coin: or as expressed in the mint term, 22 carats 9t thous andths fine. SPECIAL NOTICES. t MUNICIPAL ELECTION. n Mr- Editor: You will please announce the 1 following gentlemen as Candidates lor Munich Officers at the ensuin election, and oblige Many Voters. a Fon Intendant?JAMES R. McKAlN. 6 For Wardens?JOHN ROSSER, JAMES jDUXLAP, A. M. KENNEDY, JAMES F. SUTHERLAND. ! 0*We are requested to announce HAYMAN ~ LEVY, Esq. as a candidate for Intendant at the ensuing election. n Mr. Editor: It being understood that our pres. it ent able and efficient Intendant will decline a re- '2 election, the friends of JAMES R. Mc.KAIN, Esq. hereby nominate him as a candidate for that office n at the ensuing election. WILD CI1EKKK. a Reprieves under the gallows ore genorally linilerl ^ willi satisfaction, and the same may be said of a WISTAR'S BALSAM OK WILD CHERRY, n which beyond all doubt has reprioved many from nil I most equally sure death by lung complaints. Mr, Fowle, the proprietor, who dca's in the article so large. ' |y?for people will buy more of it?rends us the following note which he has just received in the way of his business: Jsassurgii, Vl., May 5, 1347, Mr. S. W. Fowle,?Dear .Sir?I am nearly out of ^ the Balsam of Wild Chorry. You may forward, if you ( plcaso, two or three dozens more. The medicine gives a better satisfaction here in pulmonary complaints than I any other that I have kept. I have tried it with per. a feet satisfaction upon myself?having been troubled 1 with a severe cough for more than a year, and having profuse night sweats for the last month. I had tried various popular remedies without material benefit at { length I tried Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, and before I had finished the first bottle I found great relief. Two bottles Invc wrought a cure. Yours respectfully, HUBBA RD HASTINGS, None genuine, unless signed I. Butts on the wrap. ' per. Sold in Camden by J. R. McKain; at wholesale by P. M. Cones. &. Co., Charleston, and by Druggists j generally tJirrvigliout llio State. j 0^7" The columns of the Press throughout the country seem to be filled with notices of cures and j specifies for all discuses flesh is he.ir to, llinl one scarce ( knows what to do in ease of disease, for fear that in using one medicine, another nnd better may be overlooked. But from the romarkablo cures, high order and vast amount of testimony daily brought under our personal notice of the extraordinary efficacy of DR. ROGERS' LIVERWORT AND TAR, wo are compelled to regard the evidence of our senses, and /? i . -1 ? _ ii.^? r _ n . i r* i ,t . COniKlcniiy mate iimi ht vimjuiij onu \ uj.ua, nnci nun HronA Headed Monster Consumption, we think this preparation n safe, speedy nnd certain enre, At all events we may say to our friends?try it. D* See ad. vcrlisement in another column. CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT. _ Hanging, per yd. 18 to 20 j Lard, lb 8 to 10 Bale Rope, lb. 10 to 12 I-ead, lb 6 to 7 Baron. Ih. 7 to 8 Molnsscs, gall. 31 to 40 Butter. lb. 12 to 18 Mar karri, bid 8 to 12 I Brandy. pall. *28 to 3.5 ' Nails, lb W tn 8 i Beeswax, lb. 18 fo 22 | Oat*. bush 30 to 35 , Beef, fresh, lb. 3 to 5 : Oil, Sperm, gal. 1 to It Cheese, lb. 12 1 Linseed, gal. 70 to 76 Coffee, lb. 8 to 10 Peas, bush 50 to 55 1 Cotton, lb. 51 tn 7 ' Potatoes, sweet bit 25 to 50 Corn, bushel, -17 to 50 I Irish bbl l Flour, bnrrel. 4 to 5 Rye. bush 75 to 871 Fodder, cwt. Co to 75 , ltice, bush. 3 to 4 Feathers, lb 25 to 3!) Sugar, lb 7 to 1C Class. 100 font 21 to 31 | Salt. sark H to Hides, (dry) lb 8 to 10 , Shot. bag to It | Iron. II) 5 to 61 Shingles, tide 2 to 21 Linte, bbl 2 to 21 , Toharro, lb 10 to 75 Leather, sole, lb 18 to '22 I Wbent, bush 78 to 'JO ' i t C2D* UP Kershaw Lodge.Number 9 ' The Regular Meeting or this I/idge will beheld ' at their new Hall 011 Friday evening next, at ' 7 o'clock. 1 By order of the N. G. A. ROBERTSON, Sccrclnry. SONS 0? TsltPEHAlTOS. Walcrec Division Nlo. ?. The regular meeting of this Divsinn will he hel on Thursday evening next, at their Hall at? o'clock M. P. BELCHER, R. S. Mortgage Sale. ? I will sell on Monday the 2d day of April next be. / fore the Court House door in Ca indeu at 12 o'clock ' M. 1 Negro Woman named Cumba, and 1 Negro ( man named Jim under a mortgage executed by the late Col. James I'. Dickinson to John L Manning ; Esqr. Terms Cash. I T. J. WARREN, Agent. 1 March 12, 1839. 11 3 1 1 lie took a Fit. J The undersigned would respectfully return his ( thanks to the public for the large patronage they < have bestowed on him, and informs them that he . has made arrangements with Messrs. White & , Underhill one of the most fashionable Tailoring , Establishments in New York, who will furnish him monthly with the London, Paris, and New York Fashions. He hopes with his own well known ability, and the large number ot good work, men he keeps employed, will enable him to execute work at short notice, and in as good style as, can be done in the State, if any have doubts, pteaae let them come and take a fit W, M. WATSON. Feb 14 tf 7 t-f W 4 a, ,~t X>At5U RREOTYPE5r-r- 4? Mr. ZEAdLY,'lately operating in Columbia, will T 1 a few days have his Daguerreian Gallery open 'J118 1 the rooms up-stairs adjoining the Odd Fellows' l"at lall, where he will be happy to exhibit his speci- ac" lens to those who may favor him with a call, and rill bo prepared to take likenesses in the mostap- an? roved style. " (CrPictures warranted not to fade. '"c Camden, march 21. ?ase ?? hope DAVIS' HALL, m!)[, The last and Farewell Concert of the KfLM^^E! FA^LY, ~ " 'o Niwlit rommpneinop at a nnarler to 8 o'clock. T? Ten Dollars Reward. p( A piain black TRUNK was stolen from the subiriber's house on the night of the 7th inst., con* p lining five ladies' dresses, of muslin and calico; p gentleman's dress coat, pantaloons and vest, and p variety of other articles; also, a small mahogany rcssing case containing some papers helongirg y > Thomas English, and one hundred and thirty j^] no or two dollars in cast.; one 820 bill, the rest (; nf1t)'s, except about 811 in specie. A The above reward will be paid for the de'ivery Q]n, f the above at tides, or a proportionate reward for ja ny port of them. mcn THOMAS ADKISON. cacf march 21. yes Mortgage Sale. I will sell before the court house in Camden on p|e ( lie first Monday (2d dav) in April next, FORTY-EIGHT NEGROES, under a deed of A lortgage executed by the late Oapt. I'owcl iMcRa ? o Robinsons & Caldwell. Tito I VVARRfV A rrnnK I A inarch 16. 2t to t on n Ricli Parasols, Sun Shades and Umbrellas. Also F large assortment of Ladies Summer Gloves from ; cts. to 100 a pair?Summer Shawls and Scarfs E ist received at. BON MR VS. tere Summer Hats. Jy , Fur, Pant ma, leghorn, Straw and Palmetto lats for Men and Boys, just opened at F BONNE VS. Keep Cool. a Just received and now opening a large assort, be lent of Summer Coats, Vests made to order and tion a the best style. For sale at the lowest price t BONNE VS. F Ladies Splendid Dress Goods of every material ow opening and for sale low at BONNEVS. Etui Council Chamber, March 17th, 1849. Robert Latta, Petitions to Council, to grant him . Tavern License No. 1, to Retail tfpirituous Liuors in the Town of Camden for the present year, j t Wyot Pattison's Tavern, situated on the Corner f Broad and York streets, was read ana ordered ^ ^ 0 be published in the next Camden Journal. ^ol Recommended by J. D. Murray, 8. Benson and ^ I. Holleyman, Jr. ^ Sureties ?E. W. Bnnney, C. Mallieson. By order of Council. L. VV. BALLARD, T. R. 7 March 21 It 12 an(j The Subscribers are now opening their Spring Sto nil Summer supply of Dry Goods, Hardware, ue.' iroeeries,&c. They would particularly call the 8,i1*11 ttention of the Ladies, to their Bareges, Mus- P cs ins, Prints and Ginghams, which for cheapness uid elegance of style, have never been surpassed ^ n this market. McDOVVALL &. COOPER. Marc h i 9, 1849. 3t_ 12 Stone Lime, Land and Calcined Plaster, In good order, asnperior article. March 21 C. L. CIIATTEN. Twenty-five Dollars Reward. Ranaway from the Camden I 'epm nil the 15th January ast, two NEGRO BOYS, named JULY and WINTEtt, blunging to James Gadsden. July is spare made and blaek; weighs about 120 or 125 tnnticla. aged 18or 20 yean, about 5 feet C or 8 inohes hiah tml shows tee white of his eyes- Winter is stout built, ilnrk. nn<l weigh, about 120 or 125 pound*, between 20 tnd 25 years of ngc, altouta feet 1 or two inches high.* The above reward will he paid many person who will leliver one or both the above boys to trie subscriber ill Camden, or to the nearest jail, or to James Gadsden in rharleston. The latter place would be preferred. March 21 N. D. 11 AX LEY. fcnmter Banner copy 3 times. PROCLAMATION. Executive Office, J Charleston, S. C. March 10, 1849. S By his Excellency, Whitemarsh B. Seaiwook. Governor and Commander-in-Chief, in and over ihe Slate of South Carolina: Whereas, information lias been received at this Depigment, that a most atrocious murder was committed in Edgefield District, on the lGth day of February last, by a slave named API' or APPLING, belonging: to Martin Posey, Esq, and that the said slave has absconded. Now know ye, in order that the said slave may be brought to trial for the crime with which he is charged, I do hereby offer a reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, for the app'ehension and safe delivery of the said slave App or Appling, to the Jailor of Edgefield District, or to sny other Jailo in this State. Said fellow is about thirty years of age, five feet eight, or ten inches high ; straight, of ordinary size, a little coppercolored, stammers when speaking; had on when he left, a brown frock coat, and black hat; he had j long beard on his chin, one of his legs is sore md much swollen. Given under my hand this tenth day of March, in the year of our I,ord one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine, and in the seventythird year of American Independence. WIIITKMAftsH B. SEAUROOK. By the Governor : B. K Kenagan, Secretary of State. March 21 4t * 12 U" All the papers in the State will publish four :imes. CHARLESTON NECK ICE HOUSE' 'Corner of St. Philips and Vnnderhnrst Sleets.) : Have now on hand and constantly receiving by irrivals from the North, large quantities of CLEAR ICE, which is offered lor sale at a low rate. Prom the proximity of this House to the /iaii Road Depot, and the advantages the Subscriber has of jeing constantly Btipplied with the best articles, io confidently invites the attention of HotciiKccp;rs and others. All Orders to any part of the Country attended to with care :nd despatch, and 1 my information in regard to the manner of conitructing boxes for the preservation of Ice from nui ut j^uuii w11 <i|'piituuuh iw JOHN B. MARTIN. Agent. Or L. T. POTTER, No. 147 East Bay, Packages at cost. Drayage from Ice House to Rail Road 12$ cts. Match 2d, 1*49. 11 4t Notice. All persons indebted to the subscriber will lease call and settle the same without delay. Jan. 24. J AS McEWEN. . ^ O1 ?g????????? infirmary for Chronic Diieaseg. he Subscribers vypuld infiym the public, thet Establishment is in successful operation, end ample arrangement have be&i made for W inimodation of patients. < fhite patients cart be provided with serrate comfortable apartments, aving. applied ourselves for several years to study and management of this class of dies, we arc justified in assuring a reasonable ! of success in the treatment of such cases as be submitted to our care, crms GO cenis per day, including dief, ife. f" The usual fee will be charged when opera> are required. YV. J. McKAlN, M. D. C. J. SHANNON, M.D. arch Gt\ 1849. 3t 10 r Steam Five Days from New York. he Subscriber is just opening a pretty a?sortt of Fashionable Spring Ootids?among them andsome Spring Prints from 8 to 31 cents, per yard. andsoine Spring Ginghams fronrTlGto 37i cts. " Mourning do. do 31 to 37^ cts. i/>ti frinfo.) I.:n.vns frnm 20 to 44 cts. lo. Organdi Mouslins from 25 to 37$ cts. lain and Printed Wor8tcd Bernge troin 44 to 02$ cts. reltv Thread Edgings from 10 to 37$ cts. inen Cambric Handk'fs from J8| to SI 50each, lain and Fancy Linen and Colored Drills for Mens wear. ery heavy Barns'ey Drills, farseilles and other Vesting?, entlemens Summer Gloves and Cravats. Iso, a good : ssortment of Ladies Superior Kid res, all sizes and colors, xpecting to receive in a few days 200 Gentles and Youths Summer CoatF, from ?1 to SIO l. Also a large assortment of ready made Is?all made to order and warranted to be as as any purchased in this market Hereafter Is will be sold by the subscriber on the princijf "small profits and quick sales." E. W. BONNEY. larch 5th, tf 1U Special Notice. II persons indebted to J. A. Cleveland previous he 1st inst, ere particularly requested to call le and settle the same without delay, eb. 28. Z. J. DEHAY. rThe undersigned having disposed of his inst in this place to Mr. Z. J. Dellay, would remend him to the favorable consideration of his ids and former customers. J. A. CLEVELAND. eb. 23. 9 6t Filial and Positive Notice. II accounts not settled by /Return Day, will placed in the hands of an attorney for collec, without distinction. S. B. LEVY. eb 28 9 tf Thompsonian Medicines, bracing every article now used in the practice vnsend's Sarsaparilla, Wistar's Balsam Wild herry r's Cherry Pectoral; Roche's Embrocation enstock's Vermifuge; Dead Shot ie's Expectorant; Jayne's Alterative iic"Vermifuge and Carminative Balsam ap's Headache Pills Tatt's, Brandreth's, Spencer's and Peter's Pills, e.c. &.c. For sale by eb, 21. Z J. DEHAY. 'he subscriber begs leave to inform his friends the public that lie has purchased the Drug re of Dr. J. A. Cleveland, where he will ccntinhe business on his own account, and hopes, by tt personal attention and constant endeavours to ise, to merit a continuance of their patronage. Z. J. DBUAY. 'amden, Feb. 21. 8 2m .c-S&B /^~ IN QUART Island for the C (PI r **. ? ? -??* mVT . c??,??"? B jfiyy'' Th* rropi /W/VYf' in bringing thi ////ill li/if/m///? 10'ta Prosent gtaU /III 11(1!Ill//// of fourteen rears hai fjlU l II Ij!I// portunity to study, in the nil i l! I'll' is recommended, aid to adi lr ''ill I III! ill tients who wish a siallt oood ' y'jlijPrillilllll themselves of its superiority, am /vV^'f' ""d curing disease. The bottle t 'A'.-/, jlj; jj; j present improved form may safe i " ii ' 'ii ll I" lhe "8e- It* progress to tie feme |!l! I jl !'! and cures, that stand as landmai ill ji|> ]i i|j the haven of health, j ' .,!j j,| jj I|: The follow ing is from Cot. S.G, V t! I |i j acquaintance in the Southern stai !'i|j| t :i Messrs. A. B. Si D. Sands:? i |>l <1 it! Gektlbms*,?Having used, am j. !ijj Mill of Sarsaparilla on different persi I1 I' ' ! :: Virginia, Louisiana, Texas, and .j '!li'j;'|'ij opinion entertained of its great !: like a charm, removing speedily >'!! |i |l ('I'M the most agreeable manner, a ton '!|iil:;i Y'our Sarsaparilla is highly am r^iril:! in Mexico, and my cousin, GEN. i yi'll i\ ::| been in the habit of using it, and |i jrr?' i nrticle at the same time, and it is loTiM ' >n the army. In conclusion I wo i '' I ; it will he priztNl, and 1 trust that 1/TTi' T] y; know n thioiighout the length and Yours vory i!l Wh REMARKAB |1 I,". Messrs. Sxyns :?Gentlemen?! . l/^TTTJ\|,. of the remarkable cure effected was severely afflicted with the Si ? : the uerk were greally enlarged, s rTiTi ' year, ami finding no relief from ll II'!1!'1' Ill below the knee suppurated. Her ] ( ^ done, but without any perrusnciil , induced in use Saxd*' Sarsaparill ' * : aide effect, relieving her more Ihi ; she had used six hollies,to the ast If henlih quite restored. It is row V health remains good, showing the ii ~ 1 1 t'ur ueigliiairs are nil knowing to ?-A": blessing to the age. a ' Extract from a letter reeeived I ?i-CJ I.oiiish count v. Va.:?"I have ci 11~7 /< i who was attacked with Scrofula, "/ i" frtimcks Hall, Va., July IT, it Li:-7L The following testimony from ] Cructfixioii in this city, comnend i,".: certificates of cures of vaiious d I,':!' received ? rv : Messrs. Ssxns ?A member of l^i a severe scrofulous affection, Ac r*j i use. Ii gives me very great plea i JLni-i I I' and efficacy, hoping that others n l/^>S c. .\en York, May 10, IMS. Jl|||l 1 rjjirtiii Messrs. A B. & D. Sxsns '/j,17?'.' Or.sn.KVK*?Feelings of grati (L? I1 ?I l',e hcnelil I have derived fmi r years been afflicted with scrofu ;Vi I gather and discharge at my thro r~r different pari* of my face and h 1 ' head were almost one complete s i. ijt ri'i'jili;! with the utmost difficulty that let i'|M a, several alincks of pleurisy and o' ' !(' ' ! ii ;, tried various remedies, but recen ,:l' ii il;: ! ; parill*. 1 urn now well; the son ;; liiii I ili r ! to the effects of your valuable me Yours, will "I'llBeing personally acquainted wl li ill!to bo correct. rRKPARKD AND I li/^^! A. B. & D. SA> 'l| 10? Fultoh-st., Sold also by Druggists genera ^ ^tail Mit>,irnirr7nTMmHT^ For sale l?y Jamks K. McKain, Camden 1 k ?t?ik Turotu^y Either in Iron or Wood neatly done; aSmiiag* ing had considerable experience in 6sarivgft |M* . pairiiig Locks, Keys, &x. will be thanfcfrt^rew, jobs ot that kind. R. J. MrG ^Ig^' ; ' ' 'v" ' .. Jayne'i Hatir tofefosi >dr A fresh supply of the above valuable;feepafe* tion f r iL-f??J' "T *f ffrT 1 ftWi Just received by Z. J. &IQiA.X*. . Feb-21- : U "tJIriwr "I would also stall That in addition to a fine slock of Dma cines. Perfumery and Piscr constantly on hand a choice selection trf tttaru, Mrs. Miller's Fine cut Chewing^ TojtactgfasjL lard'B superior ocotcnanu inwxuyvya iij.i and Tobacco Boxer, Segar Cases, Feb. 21. Z. S. DBHAfl ' " if* mi'i KemovaL * ^ The subscriber having removed hie door in rear of M. Drucker'a to supply any one with a Gin, Horse Mjllffihripfr* ing Machine or Wheat Fan. tie requests Flanters, before sending to another HTM: fcfSWh,W call and examine his, at they are warraimed t? b* i as well.made, as free from tftbmg- firey to ran a* light, and make as goode*tt?i?'as?an be had? and sold as cheap, (two dollars per saw, nwde oat the best cast steel plate.) i Old Gins faithfully repaired. . I Fgb-7" _ *- J; rAUUSTfU iftUUSH, ?/-. MKi;) COlAJMfiIA,|JJ. (J? 4., The undersigned wishes to. Mm JNhpMi that he has moved from the Amrnp. Palmetto Moose, (opposite, the JS^te .hofeej which he has taken entirely on. loo yt? y rsaqL and where he would be plcrsedto set iSiMNw patrons, and all others who may he pte*ft&tfc^Ml on liiin. And to those of his acquawaiicfelrlie would say, that they will be made ftdt 'Iwm/Mtjik fortable than heretofore, ?mdto-?aaqpM|?dflM try the Palmetto Moose. T An Omnibus will always be kept in mm&IW at the Rail Road Depot to coaeofjwmfligpjRtil llmUK- A. G. MAftSftXtX." Ian. 19. 4 * ?? ,.i ~ iu?i nt ??Hw*r-oo? For Sale or Kent. The Brick House en Legsquare btrif owned by Mr. VV. B. Johnston. It Jq^dqfyaMe place of residence?healthful at wlj seMonl etid convenient to business. Apply to Mr. S. E. Cm*. ' ' n! l"*** Feb. 13,1849. tT1*' M ! i Not an Oun House always ready lo r^fceijrjU ftt and never deceive on the seventh; OyeMm NftlflB as bread; Pheasants, VVoodcoeks and Mitt about the same. MS. C."IM??filN4*ts -* u ' <?> ?' n?.*lrtB4 N. B. Turtle Soup occasionally afrretj^jn many other delicacies. ted at Our House in a few days, /re*. ^ March 7 If / KTtH ? i . Baseman Mil eisan (For fhnte* "fi t./ Mtt Cognac Brandy, Scotch WMahagt, SaMhQrCMMI and Almonda by JmliallVIILi Nov 29 ' tfr+d Cotlon rarM,!^! ^ The subscriber has on band, and wilf.'ln'fjQHi have a continual supply o( YARFf and CLOTH from the Catawba Factory, both of wliidh 4HMtw a comparison with any made in this country*' Terms as usual for such articles. Jan. 24. JAS. MeEWKNY'Algiih., MAMa to*. jrlfc 6 ass * BOTTLES^^I iniiiiiir i v v t/'* mumJ coRf or^^bz: mm UVM co*#e</4. s?a ililiiMt BKo$t**/rtr* y ' *?? ^ylll \ >H** ||\ FEMAlfcoj^u ^ , -t >.?( y?* \\\ tos^or^W.j .ir v < ;'l' :ifx J'A ;ii r>'. J ?k t-r: l.-'JVH WW?i. rictors hate spent much time ,^. ? -,-fc-y. s preparation of SsasaraatLLa s of perfection; and the experience \ i furnished them the moot ample op- < ^ >? lr lir various forms, the diseases for which it \ apt it eiactly to their relief and core. faMedicine are invited to fire it a trial, sad satisfy t J the inraluable property it poaaesaef of ei raiting las been enlarged to hold ONE QUf (IT, andiR iff, ?rt Iy claim to be the atrr and CKxarisr Medietas ? i it has attained may be traced by a kmgllM #WPt** **** ka and beacona for the tavattd, patyiag Mai eytff ,1; ijti*- ??' ?. i wrcf Taylor, a gentleman of high atanding and bxtenatfa * . tes, and lately appointed Consul to Mew Onundtt ' New York, J?aabyMMft. '?V - , t i witnessed the effects of your excellent preparatMl ? oas tn various parts of the Southern country, 1HL, Mexico, I feel much pleasure in stating the Mfk medicinal value. In my own case it acted alaioat ./ j the enervated state of the system, and eMfHng; '*" ' * ie and invigorating inSoenoa. . i? -nl ra* iroved nnd extensively used by the D. States amy ZACHARY TAYLOR, has for the bast treyeara ft'1 recommends the same; ha and myself adopted the now considered an almost indispensable requisite lilcl say, that the better it ts known Um aieia it0Sp>< its heulih-restoring virtues will make it gaaeraUe. breadth of our wluely-extended country. respectfully, _ 8. 0._ TAYLOR, . A U. s. uonsni 10 new unman. f LE CURE OF SCROFULA. I" .newJ^ Southport, Com, JaaOMTy 1, IMS. Sympathy for the afflicted itidueee me to later? f* " by vmir'Siirsapanlla in the cut of my ^ifo.<Jhe > croruki on dilTcrent parte of the body; the gland! of in<l her limbs much swollen. After Hi Statue owr a i ? t f -7 ie re nedies used, the disease attacked one Teg. and physician advised it should be laid open, wfocnwui >*f. benefit. In this situation wo heard of, tant wore , a. The first bottle produced a decided and fovor> " in any pi scription she had ever taken; and before oniflimont and delight of ber friertds, she found hif. over a year since the cure was effected, and hit ' '* * disease was thoroughly eradicated from theapMtajh 1 these facts, and think SanM' Sarsaperilla a groat Yours with respect, JULIUS PKC. < "'v : from Mr. N. W. narris, a gentleman well known in tred a negro boy of mine with your Sarsaparitta, ?>hiLi and of a scrofulous family. Yours truly, 118." * W. W. HARMS.* ' Rev. John Grigg. late Rector of the Church of the . s itself to the attention of the afllioWd. Numerous liseases effected by this medicine are almost 4a% . my fnmily has taken your valuable Sarespesaffor ; It.i. :. with thu most beneficial effect rotating, frutaifti sure to record my testimony "in behalf drill riltM' ' u,'? ' lay be induced to make a tr'ta of It. . , ; tr JOHN" GBJGO. Ifonad A-. r.. Oct. ?, 1847. itude induce me to make a pnblic acknowtedgaeCf -Ma n the use of your Sarsaparilla. 1 hava for aarerM Ions swellings in my head, which at time* would at, nose, and ears, and at others would break mat hi end. These continued until my throat, face, and ore, am! for a long time I was ao boaree thatwott ' ' mid speak above a whisper. During this limfl bad. r? tlier disease*. 1 consulted different phyaMaal, MM red no benefit until I comraeeoed using your lUU es are all healed, and 1 attribute the result entirely dicine. *1 1 1 respect and gratitude, PHBBK OAflOSM. 1 ;"f th the person above named, I believe bar stattUMUt . JVM ES M. D. CARR, Justice oflSe Fdta* * . dl SOLO, WIIOLESAH AND RETAIL. ST k. '? > Li. i. IDS, Druggists and Chemists, cowh or Willum, N?w Yon*. ill through out the United Stetee urt OwMh | ' *r BotUe: ?tx BoUlon foe *. 1 . A. MAttoY, m ?n ?N ' HHW w4#