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> 'II I Ml?l?l l>iil <1?II III Mil 1 u nil. I,llll II I ?-?ll !! I the wn^ims, harness, &c., would suffice. am! then what woltfd itecomd of the poor wagon tinkers, harness makers ami blacksmiths that are now poor enough, notwithstanding nil the breaking and wearing that lakes place in get u ting through onr present admirable and length- C ened roads? But still further on thn subject, (but 1 suppose you have never wagoned a iv.) t...< i u?m> Vint ilnit utunv of the muii'ii Virtues that murk this age, are learned nn the Cl four! to market, such as drinking Rum out of a b.ttle, and swearing in a "stall"?for who Would not swear when lie is in to the "huh," st ftn<l cannot get out? And then to lay by on Sun* f flay, close to a big quarter, get the negroes to ti'cal chickens, potatoes and other tilings, just If fir the fun of it, gives a youag wagoner some c Insight into homan nattpe Another reason is, that yonr road is justly offensive to the pride and patriotism of every thorovgh going South Carolinian, who wishes to see Colunihia what the Capital of the State should he, and what she will one day he, il yoti will let your plank road alone, and the balance of Camden and Cheraw lie turned into plantations, and all the up-count'\* trade will he poured into Columbia, where ~ . CI it r>?i<?ht to go as a fruitier m course, nui last- g, ly, your mail is anti-scriptural. The good hook I caches that we should not injure our neighbors, ',c nutl said plank rond wntild very much injure your la row and respectable neighhm hood just = over the river, who have largely subscribed to the rail road from Charlotte to Columbia, via Wintishonuigh and the Gin lt>u$e.* Now, j>! sir, every dime your plank road would take from H; the rail road would be a dime out of your neighburs' pocket. Can't you see all this? Then It, why ur?e upon the people the construction of a 1' road that would produce such disastrous rcstil s? (>. Hut I could write much more?I am lull of bit- U< ^ terness at all such notions as would upset the baldts of our people, and take from us the long i jj, tried roads of our fathers, where so many manly j |r; virtues are still learned.bv their children j ^ 1 think 1 iiave demolished the road, and I! have a shot in the locker [or your Penitentiary l.ol.l.v?,<l<i vou want it? Billy Bluff. | Sandhills, Oct. 4, 1340. m . or *Soirte of yc?r readers tany not understand the rP Gin House well. Just let tliein keep cool, I can ||r tell them what it means when I see thorn. g^ CONSIGNEES PER RAIL ROAD, FOR TIIR WEEK HIDING ox monday I.\sT. ! li. R. A: S J. William*. Workman & Boonm ^ H. J. Davidson, R. King& Son, A. Young, J. S. McCaddon, W. (J. Johnson, J. C. Wad* W(tith. J N. Houston, Withers 6c S., J. Dn- ^ vid, Laeosle, Evans 6c Co.! Wilson ?5c Co., ____ Springs & Withers. Young B. & Co., (J. Alden, ~ J. Wils.ui. U. Reid, Spring* & B., E. W. Bonify, J. .M; Toiniinsnn, B. A: II. Chamber*, A SlevensiA: S., McDuWi'll & Co., J. I*. Henderson, E. Lonegan, 4. McEwt-p, B. W, Cham- ?n liers, J. Aifafn*, M. beryAfe* Son. D. Mntheson, 0 TriwftspnJ6i D., K. Suenrer. E. 6c H. Charles, ? H. 6c II., Trendwell 6c K., T. W. fluey. (V.) (D?) J. I'.onpgnn, T. J. flolton, I). Parks, S. T| Bensoy, J. B. Nettles, W. I,. J. Rprd, S. 6c Brawley, D. 6c Co., J. Meyer, W. Johnson, at J. A. Winglo, H. /I. ?Sc II. P. Halford, Springs 7 6c B.. O. Springs J. S. Depass, Mead & R., Fills 6c S , II. Me Lend. X. Mayhfuin, F. Root, _ N. I). Brttfpy. A. MeFarlin, Davis 6c Co., A. M. & It. Kennedy, MeLure 6c W.. J. C. Smith, J. I*. Ilitrral!, \V. P; .MeFadden, Treadgii! 6c K., W. Wallace. W. \V. Rlins&Co., Wallarc at 6c D., J.. R. MrKattt, C. Malhesnn, K. N. Sterling. W. Patterson, Planters Hotel, N. P. lYubodv. S. 6c WediHngton. A. B. Sjnings. J. J. Croswell, E. P. Wilson. T. B. 6c Co., S. A. Woods, J. Crockett. J. Lynch, It rs & S., J ^ 11. If. Matwi'II, J. l?. Cleans, taniey, J. II. Wlo'drr, J. lluundcr A: Co., W. Mun?o. _ I'hifer & Y., J. Dunlap, W. !>. S., W. E. Wliilik, R. Mfildrno', E. <Sc A. Trymi, B. B. Jiihnsun, I\. T. Morgnii, J. ChnilfRwciilh. J. B. te Coitrell, W. I'. Law, R. L. Hart, Brent & A., h? M. MickV, J. E: Wilson, J. W. Adams, J. , Meyer, J, While A: Co.. C. F. Carpenter, W. ( C II. Reoj.let., I). Malloy, J. C. W , J. P. Branley, ? B iger A: M., J. Ingmham, W. Stevenson, A I. t|, lis,.. & \ , W. A. P . R. W. M. & at C . W. J Pl tntner, J. A. Ilase'tit.p, J. M, I)c. (saijssnre, J Boykin, R. S. Douglass, J. N. Stockton, T. Lntig, Me Ichor 6i S., II. M. Ken- __ nedy. W. Anderson. Jaw David's, or Hebrew Plaster, This article is offered to tlic public in the confident ? lieHef. that it will prove itself? rich l>t<*?-?i???j to the Community at largs, arid that it will at once attain that ^ high r,put.rtion it ?o justly do.<orvrs. Wherever it has been introduced, its succe ss in curing all diseases for j|, uhich it is rocoiinncu hd, has won for it the confidence of the Medic d Protossion, and 111 my eminent Physicians recommend it in their practice for all Chronic or Rheumatic affections. ^ For further particulars, see udvertisament in another column. | OCTEnijrants to tha South and West w should be provided with Dr. Osgood's India Cholag-?gue. Hy the use of this remedy. during ocolimalion or xc-ix. ; offing, ns it is culled, tho danger, from attacks of Ague Jd and Bilious Fevers, is entirely a voided. The Mranger is particularly exposed to these diseases in their uifiKl fatal forms, and should not risk the change ot . climate without the protection which the Cholagogue a If ird*. To bo foui:?l at J. R. McKAIN'S, Agent j tor the propretor. Oct. 25 f4t ) PULMON.i fl Y CONSU >1PTION. From its having almost always h a 111 d the most skilful medical treatment, has very justly been termed the "opprobium of Physicians," and, until v ithin a few j yoars, been generally considered incurable, although toss; medical men of the highest standing, among vhotn we in iy mention Licnncc and Iti.s friend Bayle, both distinguished authors'admit that this much dreaded disease may ho cured, even in its advanced stages, when tho lung" are not completely disorganized. The remedy which wo now offer, WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for the cure of this disease, not only cnamutcs from a regular Physician, but has a'so j been well tested in all tho complaints fur which it is recommended. A Physician in Maine says . I have recommondi d the use of Or. Wistur's Balsam ' of Wild Cherry for diseases of the lungs, for two years ' pist, arid many bottles to my knowledge have been ! 'J' us"<| by my p>ticnls, all with beneficial results. In ' two cases, where it was thought confirmed Cmisuuip ! tion had taken place, the Wild Cherry effected a cure. E. IJiVDEM, Physician at Exeter Corner. (J None genuine unless signed I BU PT8, on the wrap, per, .Sold in Cumdcii by JAMES R. McKAl.\';at 1' wholesale by P, M. COHEN &, Co., Charleston and; ; 1,1 by Druggists goii'irally throughout the Stale. Committed To the Jiil f Lincnster District, as a runaway, so a Ne^ro man, who calls himself Bacchus, and says N' he belongs to Timothy Jones, of Sumter District, at Bacchus is about 5 feet 0 inches high, very black, and li.es lost mo L of his front tcclli. 'i'lie owner w is requested to come forward, prove property and take him away. J.\S. ADAMS, s. i.. d. ~ Oct. 11). f 4) It New l<ice. I. Rice of the new crop, for sale bv m Oct. 17 if-, JAMES McE\VD\. Wilt AttKAWGEttEIfTS. I SOVTUBKN Milt, VI.\ AUGUSTA, GEO. Dim Dnilv at : t '* ' : ~ ; 7 P. M. j Climes >l ' : : : .; 9P.-M. I NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CHER AW, S. C. Hi* daily, at : : : 4 A.M. : loses " : : : : : 5 P. M. j CHARLESTON MAIL. Hue daily, at : : : : 7 P. M. ( loses '* " ; : : : 9 P. 31. OCT* A Way will be kept open for the reception of harleston letters until 1 o'clock A. 3f. WESTERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA, S. C. Due dnilv, at : : ; s 7 P. 31. Closes : : 9 P. 31. .MITER DISTillCT MAILS, VIA STATEItURO. s>. C. Duo Daily, at : r : : 7 P. M. Closes " r : ; : 5 P. 31. py t>ay .uatls P>r Unices on Uie s?outli Carolina Kan oad close daily &' 51'. M. MIARLUTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER C. If. S. C. Due Tuesday and Thursday. Sunday, at 3 I'. M. Closes .Monday, Wednesday ?& Saturday, at 7 A. M. yokkville mail, via red iliLL, Ace, Due Thursday, at : : : : 11 A M. Closes same day, at : : : 13 51. LVXCmvoul) MAIL, VIA TILI.Klt's FERRY. Due Tuesday and Friday, : ! : 4 A. M. Closes same day, at 1 : : 5 P. M. J. N*. GAME WELL, P. M. OFFICE HOPRS. Open at S A. M.?Close at 1 P. M. Open fat 3 P. M. lose at 6 P. M.. and open half hour after the arrival of the mthertt .Mails in the evening. On the Sabbath, open from 9 to 10 A. M., and half an >urnfter the arrival of the Southern mails in the evening. Postage Stamps for sale. July 1.1849 J. N. GAMFAVKIX. P. M. CAMDTN~PRicES~"CliRRENT~ urging. per yd. IS to |Lnrd, lb 8 toll) lie Uupc lb to I'd 'Lead, lb G to 7 icon, lb Gi to 7 jMolasses, gall 31 to 40 utter, lb 13 to IS jMarkarcl, bid 8 to 13 1 attdy, gall 33 to 3.) I Nails, lb 6 to 8 !es\\ax, lb 13 to 33 'Oats, sheaf, cwt 50 ef, lb 4 t? G I Pens, bushel 50 iee*e, lb 13 15 Potatoes,sweet, bu 3< jtton, lb 9 to 101! Irish bu 75 >rn, hia-hel 40 to | Kyr, bushel 75 to 37 our, hbl G to 61!Kice. bushel 3 to 4 Klder. cwt 50 to 75 (Sugar, lb 7 to 14 ilea, dry lb 8 to 9 (Suit. sack 11 in, lb 5 to 61 shot. bag 11 ine, hid 3 to 211Tobacco, lb 10 to 75 ather, sole, lb 1J to 31 j Wheat, bush 90 Baltimore Oct. 21. Ci'TroN.?The foreijrn private Idlers focing ...?.i? f ..,, ... v v. -t. c_... imu in* ?uuivi?-f V*mi /11 ai iuii\ wiis linn * The average decline. was one-fourth of a nt. Sales of*2()(K) hales were made on Satdav. The total sales of the week amount to , )U0 hairs, , Ciiaklkston. OCT. 22. The Cotton maiket was very much depressed i i Saurday. The sales were confined almost eltisivelv to one house The transactions nouoted to S38 hales at 10 3 4., a reduction j 'mi I 8e. oi the pre e paid piior to the arri- 1 fa I of the steanier'xVioeoru. ? Courier. B02T0 0? T31??3RAaT33~ Walcrec ?>ivision So. ft. The regular meeting of this Divsion will he held , ; to-morn \v (Thursday) evening,at Odd Fel- j , w's Hail at 7 o'cloc k. 15v order of the W. P. | W. C. MOOnii, It. s. I 2, OOo CD, ?SfJo ; lershaw Lodge.Number 9 The Regular Meeting of this L?d; e will beheld j 1 their new Hall oa Friday evening next, at : o'clock. < By order of the N. G. J. WIF.NtiES, Secretary. UAUJLiTS Ur Tiiii'ix'lliH. Ai'JUlU, KERSHAW SECTION NUMBER 4. The regular meeting of this Sert:on will he held j their Mii'l on Friday afternom next at -1 u'cluck. , By order of the W 1*. , D. I\ DESAUSSURE, Sec'y. ! Notice. The Regular Meelings of thc.Lancaster Division, o. 130, Sons of Temperance, arc held every Mony evening, at S o'clock. J. It LARK, R. S. Notice. The regular qmrterly celebration of the Wa- > iree Division No. U. Sons of Temperance, will he ' >ld on Tuesday evening of coilrt week, hcing the [ ):li in-?t, at 7 o'clock I'. M several addresses will ' ! delivered by members of the Order anil a repsentauve from tlie section of Cadets. All neigh 1 ring Divisions, the friends of Temperance, and I e public generally are respectfully invited to ! tend. J. K. WrrttFnspoo.n, \V. C. Mo?re, I,. W. Ballard, Oct. 17 Ct Com. of Arrangements. \4iwc I K.f * \ li \'\ will ntni'i (MiiT lipr ttcluiol in i atndcn 0:1 the tir^t November. .Mis- L will Keep . ice a day. Oct 17?42 "it Books Lost. Rii.ce 1839, 2.">() Vols of the Hunks of the Orphan jciety Libr.iry have been lost. Persons having iy of them in I he^r possess ion, will greatly oblige e Society by giving notice t?? the undersigned. J. M. DeSAUSRUI'M, President. Oct. 24,1S49. 43 2t_ few Boots, Shoes, and Shoe-Stock. < The subscriber has received his usual supply of 1 ots, Shoes and Shoe-stock, together with Trailing Trunks, carpet Bags and Valiccs, all of Inch he offers as low as they can be purchased this market, and respectfully invites t.'ic public examine the same. His s'.ock consists in pari , follows.? (Jeiitlemeu's fine calf Pump Boots " " Wilted da " " Waterproof do " ' ' IVp'ud do " " I'egged do " " Pegged Wateprool do ?? iriv - r u....i . " " Welted i Jo " " Begged JiootWH C'otlJjrfSK I'outs I'atent leather Bootees, new style Over Slides Ladies* Block Krnrlish Kid '"slips " White do do do " Block French Kid Slips and 'I'ies " America i do do do " " Freiicli Morocco Walking Shoes " " " Kid do do " (rmcia (jailer* " " " " colored (miters " '* La>tiug Walking do ' Over Shoes i M'?ses black and colored (loiters *' * Morocco Boots " Kid Slip* and Tics I j " Over Shoes ( " School Shoes and Bootees I " Colored Slips nil 1 Ties Boy's line call' Boots " " Bootees " Kip Pegged Boots * Bootees ' Together with a great \ ariety of Children's Shoes, soniu ; v\ jiatierns. ALSO ravelling Ttuiiks, Carpel Hags ami Valiccs. A LSO Men s and Hoy's fine Cloth Caps. .vr.so i all", Lining and Minding Skins, Kip Skins, i Harness Leather, Upper and Sole Leather, ' age:lier with every article used in the manul'acrcof IJoots and .Shoes. GEO. ALPEN. Planters, save your Money, All that are in want of g<ol Negro and House . va'.t's .Shoes, would do well to call the AL' IV llOil S'VOLIE of W orkin u &, Ifoone, and cxiiuie their stock helore jiuich tfiug elsewhere. Ad"(J rod wages will he paid lor six or eight good orkmeu. WORKMAN & HOONK. Cotton Hope, /Suitable for Plow Lutes, Med Cords, Clo'lies' hies, tjfc, of a superior quality, and of our own i inufacture. Wholesale and lictail by \V. ANPERSON & CO. | BOOKS AND STATIONARY. A new supply of tiio works of popular and standardauthors, Annuals, .School and miscellanc- ne out* books just received. Also, Letter, Deed, and Sa Note paper of great variety, with envelopes to du ma ch. Knives, Razors and .Scissors, motto seals, wafers, wax, inkstands, steel pens, ink, Japan, lllack. Blue and Red. Water colors, prints, Drawing materials &c. A. YOUNG. Oct. 24 43 tf ~~ JE WE LRY , & c. ~~ Gold pens, in gold and silver cases, seal rings, ear rings, pins, cameos, gold chains, seals and keys. Gold ami silver lever Watches. Single and donhle twirrel guns. Gilt ! ... ? .. .1 - i i' ii ! * llllia vasts,* an.IlCSUCKS ami irajMimru \ iiii-jn? III Casinrs. Cake basket* ami waiters, Military Goo:ls Ac. Oct at?if ALEXANDER YOU NO. RUN HERE EVERYBODY! From Dutchland we come, with ou- wares heavy laden, To dear, happy Camden, the home of the brave, Then listen fair ladies, antryou pretty nta dens, sol And you who in buying your money would save, Buy a IJat ! i Won't you buy a Coat I Oh! buy at the cheap selling Cash Store a Sight! Dresses from four cents to dollars per yard, Miss, wc With 'kerchiefs and bonnets as neat as a Pin, 0f And $hol tiuus ami Pistols & Coffee/>r hen Sir, C(). Tea, Sugar and Caudles all cheap for the Tift. y\|| Buy a Whip! |?u Buv a Saddle, sir! Oh buy all you want at the cheap Cash Store oppo- j (,e site the Post Office ! ! That last line is rather long, but contrasts are i pleasing, and as \vc are short, and our prices are . ? extremely short, we deemed it expedient to have a con'rast in that last line for fear we might offend J the good taste of some. ".'3 Come one, come all, 18,21 Our stock is new, Our profits small jic' Our words are true, Do not fail to give us a call ELIAS & KOOPMAN. I,ri Ort. 24. Opposite, the. Post Office. ikon. J 3~>l) bars and bundles Scjua e, Round. Flat, Rand, I of (loop, Nail Rod ami Horse Shoe Iron, cat Cast, German and Blister Steel. cal IIOLLOW WARE. ant 500 pieces, comprising Pols, from ? to 20 gal- ,cr Ions, Ovens, .Sauce Pans, (tin ami porcelain lined) ^ tin and porcelain lined Muslin Kettles and .S'oup Digesters, .Spiders, Frying Pans, Gridirons, Pota- j toe .Steamers, Furnaces, cooking Stoves, Glue t , Pots. etc. etc, LOCKS. Fronl and Store Door, Rabbeted and Plain Mortice (wiili brass and mineral Furniture,) Rim, ; Plate, closet, cupboard, clie.st, Drawer, Desk, I Trunk and NIGHT Ijnchs, Spring Kctclics, Pad Locks, of every description. SLWDItlES. Door, Window and Parliament Holts, Window Springs, Axle Pullies, Shutter Fastenings, InvisiWe Dmtr Springs, square, round, flush and Sliutter Rolls, sliding Door Fixtures, bed and table castors, screw and side Pullies, Wardrobe Hooks, (iron and brass,) hand and house lt.'lls, with carriage complete, Andirons and Fire Irons, i nlfee Mills, well Pullies,cioss cu? and .Mill Saws, ill Crntaks, Slocks and i>ics, Iron Axles, I to inches, wagon and cart Luxes, cu', wrought and horse shoe Nails. Carpenter's Tools complete, of various qualities Blacksmith's do do do d? *>- I r?'????iAi? /\f I I in 1 lmun ll Q hnptl JJ III*; | J l ill* ij/ai pwi Iiuii IM HIV nin'f W M W www bought direct from the Manufacturers, of which the purchaser will have the advantage, and when tlie Hardware requisite for a building, a complete set id Kitchen Utens.Is or sets of Carpenter's or Blacksmith's Tools are wanted, a liberal discount will be made on the prices charged for a sin gle ariicle. Me DOW ALL & COO Kit. Pliilics. Jointers, Fore, Jack, Smoothing (single and double Iron), Astragals, Beads, coves, cove and Bead cornish, Dadoes, (wood and brass screw lops,) Fillisters, Grecian Ovules, Hand Rail. Hollows and Rounds, .Match, Nosing, Ogees, Ovaios, Flows, Quirk Ogees, do. and Bead, Qu rk Ovaios, do and Bead, do, cove and Bead, Rablel. (skewed and square.) Reeding, Raising, Nash, .Snipe Bill, side Rabbets, step Nosing, Torus Be d, Tooth Flanes, &.c. Jack and Fore Flanc Handles; Hickory chisel do i Bench Screws and patent Beucli Hooks. t J For sale by *.M< nOU'ALK COOPER. For Sale. I A Negro woman about 33 years of ?gc, a good qui semstress, with her three children, the oldest, a | girl 13 or 14 years of age, smart and bandy; the Ti others younger. Enquire of .Mr. 1.. \V. Ballard, Camden. Get. 24?2t. ? Domestic Manufactures. I ^ He are now prepared to olllr our stock of ^ Black and Russell 1 'egged Drogues, and Russell ? sewed Negro Shoes, all of our own n amlacturo, which we can recommend to our customers as 1 they have been got up with great care and made ma of the best materials. Purchasers will please cail Soi and examine for themselves. Kn Get. 17. \V. ANDERSON, & Co. the Leather. - [ Sole, Hand, I la r lievs and lipper Leal her. 1 Also?Call ami Ki|? Skins, choice quality ," Manufactured ami sold liy ? W. AN DICKSON & CO. New (?oods. lh(; A general assortou>lit of oll DRY (iOOI)S. I11P IIAKDWAKK. J OKOCKRIES, &c. Received l.y W. ANDERSON & CO. Philadelphia Made Calf and Coal Walking Shoes Kid Tics aiiiljSlipper.x. just received hy W. ANDERSON ,V CO. Per Northerner. I have ojkmiciI this Morning, direel from New York. t I |>ieee hliiek Moiisliu Di-hiuic; 1 piece Magazine < iihIi- 1 nen ; 1 piece ilark green do.; I piece handsome pint, do.; I pic.ee handsome I due do.; 1 piece handsome new style f Mourning ( iiighains, 1 piece liigli colored ( ineliams; 1 liece rich stri|ied hlut-ksilk. 1 piece plain do. do.; Ladies ui|nt merino Vests,do. black Kid (Jlnves, some large sizes; , duck Crape. <Y?\ li. \V. llil.NMiY. To Miners, i?? The puhsc.ribcr keeps constantly on hand a full | ' supply of Quicksilver, which lie will dispone of at I i very small advance on Charleston prices. ( '/. J. DKIIAY, I lira Oct 17 yearly opposite. M isoiiic. Hall. or/it uo vsmz. Tlic above establisliinciit will be prepared to furnish all the delicacies or varieties of tbc season do she tiOili insl. many of which has no: been pre- v viotisly used in our jUesturaiits of the .S'oiitli _ Oct. 17?Id if?" J. C .MrKKNNA. Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity. j lla\niji liK-aifil ai |.ain-:is|.-rvilli,< nfl'T* his prcfosinnal pas services lo die ritizriei of l-awaMcr, niul :i<11-iiiiinu ills- ?.* iricts. t)rl Id?Jul | . Kcady >J|a<i< C lotliiii?, il " lliiaiuu.-.-, l'Vock ami Dre.-s Coals, I Single and JJoulde-brcustcd Vests, in ;;roal- ' 1 est variety. Overcoats, <'loaks, &v. c To be bad at the very lowest prices at . A. M.'iV It. M A N KIM 'S. ai|| Titos. W'ii.son Ks<|, i? my lawful a-jent ilunnjj c*'e niv absence. S. .1. VOVN(j. I New Fall ami Winter Goods. The subscribers baring icccived their supply of w Fall and Winter Goods, now offer them for le low for cash, or in exchange for country proce. They consist in part as lollows : London L'nfHie Blankets, Cassimeres and Saltinets, Kerssys and Plaid Linzeyf, Plaid Jeans and Tweeds, Blue, White and Brown Homespuns, of every descript ion, English an* American Prinlp, Handkerchiefs of all descriptions, a (.so : Dundee and Kentucky Bagging, a heavy article Weaver's, host Philadelphia Bale Hope, Pliilnd Iphia *1 plv Tv inc, Muscovado and Nfew Orleans Sugars, Rio, Java and Cuba Coffees, Cuba and New Orleans Molasses, Mackarcl, new, Nos. 1. 2 and 3, Liverpool Salt, etc. etc., all of which will Do d oil the most accommodating terms hy GEO. S. DOUGLAS & CO. Camden, Oct. 10 41 tf Removal. The subscriber has removed to the BrjrK t louse II known as the Mougy Store, a lew doors south DeKa'b street, immediate!}' opposite the Enis)al Church, and recently occupied by Mr. A. K. len, where he will carry on a general Mercantile siness, exclusively on the cash system. The highest market prices, in cash or barter, will paid tor Country Produce. JOHN INGRAM. Oct 10 41 _ tf New, New, New. Received by Northerner ai d opened this ninrnLadies'superior White Kid Glcves, assnrteo es, Gents' do do do do do dies' clear Lawn Handkerchiefs, a beautiful arte ; Ladies' heavy Wuitc Silk Hose; Elegant mclcou Gro de Rhine Silks ; Elegant Figured do do do do new styles; Low ccd printed Cashmeres, &c. E. W. BONNEY. Negro Shoes and Brogans! t?,000 pairs Negro Shoes and llrogans, sewed I pegged, mostly of my own manufactuse, which Loral a loss price than the same quality of shoe t be purchased, of northern work. I would also 1 the attention of purchasers to my fine Hoots 1 Shoes of every description, all of which I ofas low as they can be purchased in this or any --- (' AII1P V er MKtrKCl. \f. aia/un. Workman & Boone [tcspectful'y invito tlie attention of tlic public Llicir extensive assortment of Boot.* and Shoes. Men's line calf stitched Bouts, Men's line calf pump Boots, Men's tine call water proof cork, superior, do do do do do quilted do do do do stitched Bootees, No. ], do do do do do No. 2. do do do stitched welt do No. I, do do l'o do do No. 2, do do do do Congress Boots, No 1 do do do pegged pump Boots, do do do do half well Boots, do fine kip pegged hall welt Boots, do do calf do Bootees, pump, do do do do do half wits, do do kip do do du Boys' line calf pegged Bootees, pump, do do do do half welts, d<> do kip do do du do kip pegged Bootees, heavy, Youths' tine calf pegged Boctees, pump, do do do do half welt, do hoe kip do do do do do do do heavy, f.adicV Boob ami Sliot't. Ladies' tine Silk Gaiters, variegated, do do do black and Colored, do tine lasting do black do do hall do black pump, do do ha'f do do welt, do fine kid Tics and Slips, do do do and Buskins, welt, do fine goat Boots and do do do do call do do Misses' kid Slips and Ties, do kid Buskins and Ties, welts, do calf do welts, do morocco Buskins and Boots, we'ts, ?!.? do Itools. moon. Children's Hoots- and Shoes assorted. Many other (ieniSomen's and Ladies' Boots and ocs, too numerous to mention. 5000 Pairs Negro Shoes, iiusspt and Black, at a very small advance, as ick sales and light profits is onr molto. Also, the iinc.-t assortment of links, Valises, Carpet Bugs Hat* and Caps, That can be found in the surrounding country. II ami you wi.'l he satisfied?three doors below : B.<nk of Cannlen, Hast side, ilrloher 10 -II if ~PLAXK KOill). Notice is hereby given that application will-be deal the next 'Session of the Legislature of illb Carolina, for a Charter to Luihl a Blank ad from Camden to the North Carolina line, in direction of Charlotte ur ('uncord. \ugust 'JJ JM tf Notice s hereby given, that at the next Session tlie Legislature, application will be made to arter Kershaw Lodge No.!), I- O. O. F. NOTICE. \pplication will bo made at the next session of Legislature for a re-cliartcr of Brown's Ferry, the Catawba River, in Lancaster District?lorrlv known as McDonald's. September 5 RR tf Hugging and CCopc. ALSO: lSlaukcK IN'csi'o t'lollii, Siloes <kr. &? .. Just opened by K. W. IJON'KKV. >opt f> Rii it For Cash, \ 'Hi:i111ity of BACON SIDKS and ll.A.MS. A I.Ml . 5KKD OATS and CORN. j;. \v. honxkv. $opt f> :)() I f Wanted, \t the Rail Road Rlarksimtli Simp, this Fall roe smart, iiilclli^ent Nojjro llovs, as appren s at the above business. S. SillVKR. S'eplcnilier o BR if hit'fill's. 'onsolatioi!, Cio'd I val, Rio llrniloand oilier mis. if. I.KW & SON. Dundee Hugging, Kentiirkv ROI'K, R ply T\VINK, For sale low by W. A.NDDKSON it CO. v>pt i"? II Notice. Okiiok So. Ca. It. It. Company, ^ Charleston, Oct. 0, ISIS). ^ Vennanil filler tin; l~>;h insi.. tin; !? ?*:?i rales lor snjje over tins Uo.nl will he as InMows: mi Charleston to 1ininhnr", Coliiinliia, "aiinli'ii. ami all places l'J."> miles ami over, dor I'?!;") unit's, ami intermediate distances, ier mile, ....... i els. ildren iimler I I ami servant f cnl'd ) h ill price. I 17-:tl W. II. I'. MM I.KSS, See"y. I'iorrs I li Kiie|i.-!i ami American printed ('it'iVors, oiij which will he loiimi the newest ami must I eant designs o| lie! season, |tist received at WILSON'S I'ALMKTTO STuNK. ' -Cheering Intelligence! War Commenced, + And the victory will be given to all who desire lo save vwnnj in the purchase of Boots Shoes, Huts and Bonnets, by calling at tlie OLD ESTABLISHED STORE, Opposite the Bank of Camden, and one door north of M. Drucker & Co., where 1 have now opened 221 PACKAGES Embracing every style and fashion, for the Fall rude. The stock has been laid in at the lowest cash prices, and nnmitaclured particularly to order, and I am determined to sell lo those buying for cash, at least 15 percent, less than are asked for the same kind at the credit stoics. CS. ttj.'Jl iiij ?6 , No profits put oil for bad debts, which timet necessarily occur with them. Having been many years engaged in the Shoe trade, the public may rest, assured that no pains shail be spared to keep up such an assortment and at such prices as will conduce to the interest of all , to step in and judge for themselves belore purchasing, as goods will be freely shown, whether sales are made or not. 1 i\ PAKT: 1 000 pairs men's goat, calf, kip and seal Boots, at ? S'i-00 to 8700 300 pairs men's goaf, calf, kip and seal Bootes, at < SI.00 to ?3.0!) 1500 pair men's stout calf, goat, kip and seal do 70c. to ?1.00 1000 pairs women's various kinds leather Boots and Buskins at 00c. $1.25 i 300 pairs .Women's various .\inu8 morocco Tics and Buskins, at .'17c. to ?51-00 75 pa rs ladies' hlark and colored Gaiter Boots, at SI.00 to SI,70 100 pairs ladies' hlark and colored half Gaiter Boots, at G'2c. $1 (.'0 300 pairs ladies' best Philadelphia kid Ties and walking at ?1.00 to SI.50 TfMl it i ro I'ltiltlrPti'c Innllmr nml mnrnrm RnAto VV y w.. ^ 'VIIIIIWI UMU IHWIVVWW at 18c. to ?5e. Coy's and misses' Boots and Shoes, a great \arieriely, at 50c. to SI.50 1500 pairs Negro black and russet Brogane, at 50c i to 81.12 * 1000 pairs southern make Stitchdowne, which will be lilted to measures at a small advance. < Hats and Caps. Extra fashionable Nutria, Moleskin and Satin Beaver, with all the various kinds of drab and bl'k broad and narrow brims, Platina, Buena Vista, Angola, and 75 dozen men's and boy's Wool, either by the dozen or at retail. Bonnets. Leghorn, Tuscan, Open Work, Mocina, Willow cf*c. for ladies and misses, trimmed and untrinimed Sole and. Upper Leather, Calf and Lining Skins, Trunks, Carpet lias's and Shoe Maker's Tools, of all kinds, always on hand. To say that I sell exclusively southern manufactured Shoes, made by southern workmen, of southern Leather, I do not pretend, but I am ready at all times, to get up any de-cription to order, as low as they ran be had at any other shop. WANTED?Six or eight good workmen. J. S. McCADDON. A report having gone out, circulated by certain interested perrons, that I had left Camden, it becomes me to say, under my own hand, that it is not so. for I am here, and intend to remain, at the old stand, to give my best and undivided attention to customers. When I intend to leave, due notice will be given. A. BURR. For The I Winter Campaign. The subscriber lias icccntly returned from Charleston, where ho has been engaged in select mg and purcnastng ins ran ana vviniersuppiy 01 Drugs, Chemicals, I'aiual Medicines, Paint*, Oils Dye Muffs aud Wiudow iila?; Soaps Brashes PcrluiliGi'fy !?pim aud Fancy Articles. Which lio \vi 1 dispose of on the most liberal terms, and to which he respect fully invites the attention ol' Physicians, 1'lantcrs and dealers generally. lie is now the regularly appointed agent lor the following valuable Preparations viz: Collier's Remedy for Diseased Dorses, Allen's Compound for Dyspepsia, lappings' .S'arsaparilla and Queen's Delight, Hramlrcth's Pills, Heeler's carminative Cordial, " rough Syrup, " llhuiualic I .oi ion, " Vermifuge Syrup, " Liver and Sanative Pills, &c. &.C. Jay tie's Expectorant, 41 Alterative, " Sanative Pills, " Ciirininalivc IDIsaiu, Tnwiisend's Ssrsaparilla. Wi.tar's Ralsani Wild Cherry, Roche's Kiuhrocalion. Peter s, S enccr's, Moflatt's, Lee's, Gordon's, Wright's and Heckwith's Pills; Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Jujuho Paste, Ilorehiund candy, with many other articles in the line too numerous to mention, may be had at /' J. PEDAL'S, Oct 17 Xcurhi npptisi/r Masonic Hull. \ <1 iai i ii ist rat r i x's? .Sale. By order of the Court of Ordinary lor Kershaw District, will he sold bclorc t 'e court house on the 'JOtii davuf this month (October) between the le gal hours of sale, a pait of tlio Personal Estate of Richard Rrnwn, doe'd. consisting of seven NE(jIH)ES, some of them likely and young. Terms?A credit of cue and two jears, with kuud and good security ami a mortgage of the premises if required, interest from the day of sale ? Purchasers :o pay for necessary papers. Oct I SARAH DISOWN. A dm'.v. lii'hd Ouarlcrs. Cm\:ii.i:sto\, Oct. 8, 1819. J t >i:t?F.it No. Tli f> h Regiment of ('.n alrv and ViJtJ Regiment j s of Infantry, will parade lor review and drill at Co- 1 liiinhia, mi \Velm:-day the "?'h of December ne.\t, j the line to he formed at IJ o'clock si. j , Tlio ('ouimissioiied atiiJ lion Commissioned ofli- I cers, will assemble ili.v tiny previous lor ilrill and !' instruction, ;ii II o'clock a.m. The Al.'jor (iciicral of the BJ, division,and tlie | Brigadier (.Jenornl of the Bd, Brigade of Cavalry. !, and f) li Brigade of Infantry, will, with t heir stall' attend, The Brigadier (Jenerals are charged with the J extension ol their order l? their respective Commands. 1'ho entire .-nil ol I lis Kxcnlleiiry, are directed to attend lino on the day ol review Jttlhj i")nijuil. Bv order of I lie ('oiiiiiiatider-in-cliiel, J. W. (JAiNTEV. Adj'l and Insp. (ien'rl. ( II.;" Sumter Banner will cony and publish until i dav ol review. 11 Oct. 17. I*I'd. I-' tf Notice, ' ii n:iI l?Kl' \Ii%s >1 ili? s \ri.l.CA.N \l, hill In- I ?m j i| 1 I "ii ili'' Mil ill ' 1'ilirr: il w ill In* t'|i'ii fur I In* I >;i *i- ' "I |>l) \-r>mi mill iili'-r I! ; * ilufc. K. I'KI-.ss SMITH. Niip. .Sinlcp Ciiiinl. , Oct. I. II .11 , i"-iiiiiIh'i ii I l.i'iiii'iiy, Hn-m'v's CIihm*i\ HiiMiMI t Mi'l.iilci'ii, lln-ii 11 AimiIi* I'V's oil lei l inn i'l s:n'n>il iii (is: t*, IMili'S, T-,M:ii. !,!s Ov I'rilV.T 1?| ilks 1**111- " Mill- I'V A V()L.\(i. A11;', 0i?, 1*1!>. "A St Palmetto Gash Store! ? , M : V, . 1 ^ THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, And those wish Bargains, Particularly, WILL PLJEASE TAKE NOTICE, That the undersigned lias moved into Mr. YVm. Workman's New Store, two doors above Mf? Drunker, and immediately opposite Messrs, McDowall & Cooper, where he is at present, receiving a large supply of NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, suitable to the fall and winter seasons, comprising J*lain and Fancy Dry-Goods^ in every department of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Weal, Hardware, Groceries and Crockery, All ii k.nl. I.a r, ?II r-_ /-v?i on nu Kii iiu m ucici iinnvu iu ecu wr vasa OJliyt at prices so extremely low, that Ik? cannot fail to receive the confidence of pu-cbasers. To give his new stand "a local habitation and a name," lie has hoisted the Palun tto Flag, and respectfully invites all and sundries to give THE PALMETTO STORE i fair trial, having no doubt that a visit and iraperspection of his stock will prove mutually advantageous. IKrFriends from the conutry will please enluire for the Palmetto More. Sept. 19. JAMES WILSON". Just Received, The largest stock of French Muslin Embroideries ever brought to this market, consisting of Ladies French worked Co'lars do Straight do newest styles do French worked Chemisettes, (a lot of 140 from 37c. to $3.50) do worked Muslin Cutfs French and Scotch Worked Muslin, Trimmings in Swiss and Jacconet Edgings and Inserting* Also?A full stock of plain and checked Muslins AT WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE. T>i ess Cnnds. A very complete and carefully selected assorts mcntof striped and figured Worsted Goods, prfftlid Cashmere and Mousselaine Dresses, all recent* ly imported from France and England. Also?a ihoicc lot of Satin striped Mousselames, at 25c. at wison s palmetto store. Rich and Rare! ' " Ladies' rich fancy Silk Cravats, " " Neck Ties?only a few left " Bonnet Ribbons, in greatest variety, " B<-lt do in almost every shade,' . " Fancy Neck do., assorted. " I/inen Cambric Htmdkf*. from 121 ept. " Fine Bordered and Hem?titcli?d do. - ' ; At WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.. September 26 33 tf Bonnets a la Mode! * 7' An entirely new stock of Ltulies'.aad Mioses'.Bonnets, . made in tlie newest fashion, and Very cheap. ,,,. also :?? A full assortment of Artificial Flowers, at all prices.' A-' fewdozen Ladies' fancy Blonde Tabs, newest stylet,. At WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE. < Lace Department. Cotton Edging* of all widths and at all prices. Cushioned and Wove Thread do. from 5 cts. a yd.'. Trimming Laces of every width and quality. Black and White 4-4 Laces, assorted, ? also :: ' x A stock of r"min and Trimmed Laffl Capes, ofleredi very low at WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.. Come, See, and Conquer! Gentlemen will rind a great variety of madfeupr? Coats, Vests, Pantaloons, Dress Shirts, Merino Shirts, Merino Drawers, Gloves, (all kinds,) Suspenders, Body Braces, Half nose, Stocks and Operatlcs, Hats, Caps, Black aad Fancy. trnvaix, <vc., <vc. ?c. ,, besiofs?? .. , An assortment of best Doeskins and Cassimere?,plain and fancy French Cassimeres, Scotch Ptaids,. Und an endle.-s variety of l'antaloon stuffs. Also? few pieces black and colored Broadcloths,-and' rich Vesting*, remarkably low, at Wilson's PALMETTO STORE! Fall Goods, just Opening, A. M. & R. KENNEDY " " *i3 Call the attention of their friends and ihepotL lie generally, to their new and extensive stock of Fancy, Domestic and Staple Dry Goods, which they are just receiving. Having bcetrse-lectcd with great care, they with confidence - oft; fcr them, both as regards quality and price?on asfavorable terms as can be presented elsew-Here: A portion of the 8 ck is comprised in the lollowing' Plain and F.gurcd Silk, changeable colorsPlain and Printed French Cashmeres and Co 1/tines latest styles, Figured and Plain Lustres, changeable colors French and English Gingham, do do. English and American Prints, &c. &o,. Together with a variety of Fancy Drees Goodb too numerous to mention. Sept 26-?tf Einhroidc: ic*, <*Iovc* and Ftbboiw. Lacc Collars and Chituczettes, " Cuffs, Worked Trimmings, with a handsome assortment of Thread Edgings, and Inserting** ; Ladies colored Kid and Silk Gloves, Cap and Bonnet Ribbons, Belt and Neck do &c., to be had'at* A. M. & R. KENNEDY'S. Sept 2B _ __ 39 _tf A, M. & R. Kennedy Would rail the altenlion of their friends and'tfle public to their asiorlmeut of n.qnttlTTtfires. Dnesklns. VestilMS. ('ravats, Gloves, Merino Vests, Dress Shirts,. Kn<rltsh Half Hose, Gloves, etc. etc, wliich. cannot ho surpassed for style and cheapness. PRODIGY OF CHEMISTRY^ The most celebrated and elegant Toilet Article* now inlis,, nr.* .in.KS riAUKI/S.?IIis Medicated . N ynipli Soup, or tutu Divine Do Venus, coHijx'sed >f an Eastern IJntniiical discovery of surprising cftiracy, for rendering the skin soft nnd fair, as well as imparting a ihdicato roseate hu>> to tin: complexion, and to nmdieate i'an, I'iinples. freckles. Sunburn, and other unsightly culaiieoiis visitations, so iniiuieal to female loveliness. Mis I3nn I/?t*irnl nnd Ilnir Restorative, free from ali anient spirits, pungent nils, and other destructive materials, cleans the lutir expeditiously, rentiers it beautiI'nlly bright, and impirts to i! the delicate fragrance of the llow'i rs: and it will positively bring in New Iiair on Bald Heads by the use of this celebrated extract. h is a pre-er\aii\e against hahlnes?. nnd an infallible cure in all affeeiious oft he >kin on the head, well as preventing tlie Ilair. from turning ernv. His Colobrnted shaving ('renin, which .defies a oiii| ari.-on in Aineriea or Euro|>e. * lie also idlers to the sanction of the public hi* Rose foot I. i'aslo, w hich a single trial will prove it* effica^ilis I,it|tiid Ilnir Dye, for changing instantaneously IJcdortirey Hairs to a beautiful Black or Brown Color ivithotit injuring the skill. Manufactured liv JH.Es? IIAl'EL, Philadelphia. For sale in Camden hv i. U. McKain, z J. DkHay, P. L. ZEMr,and a. Yoi'nc. Oct. ID Head (Quarters, Low tut IJattamon, 'JJo Ku?. iS. C. m, ? Camden, Glh Oct., 18-19. J Order .Y?>? Tins Battalion is hereby ordered to parado at 'ainden on Saturday the 24th day of November loxt at 10 o'clock A. M. Ibr drill and review arm:d and cijtti|?|ied as tlie law directs. t i iniiiissnincd oflicers, the non-commissioned icgimental stall', sergeants and corporals will nsmui'ilo l lie av previous at lite same hour nnd place or drill and instittclimi. Tin! Cumpniiif*-* will lie fnrni'Mi a mil fie Ivoits :aIIfil precisely at t ho Imur iixlicatotl. Captains I Companies arc rliarjfPil with I lie extension of Ins onli'f. By nrtlcrol l.ient. Col. J. B. Kkksuavt, Ocr. 17 til A. (i. BASKIN, Atl.it. Kail Road Slock for Sale, Apply lu XV. TIIIRI.OXV CASTCN.