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at the church too, ''discoursed sweet music," much to the entertainment of the evening. When the Division had returned to its place of meeting, the following resolutions were offered and unanimously adopted: Resolved, That this Division with a feeling of gratified pride, has received from the fair Ladies of Luncasterville, so l>eautiful a gift as the ItiSethis night presented. Resolved, That the (hanks of the Division are tendered to the Ladies for this evidence of their approval of our course. Resolutions of thanks to the hand were also passed, and other business done. Permit me, Dear Casloit, in conclusion to say a lew words that suggest themselves to mc.? Our Court is in session, and during this week, thus far, (Thursday) we have initiated twenty ' two Sons, and we expect more. The Division now numbers one hundred and twenty. Pretty good for a Division formed last April, is it UOt ? 1 can safely say?and I know you will he delighted to hear it?dhat tho Sons are in a flourishing condition, and that a good, sound temperance feeling pervades our entire District. ^ Dr. W'ylie, who has been and is the champi. * on of the reformation east oft he Caiawha, is P still at work. Success bus caused no Hugging of his efforts, but seems to have inspired him with more energy and zeal than lie has hereto, fore evinced; with such a leader Lancaster must continue to lie the banner district. Excuse tho length of this repot t and believe rne, dear sir, ever your''s, in L. P. and F. J. W. COOKE. Sons of Tkmperanck.?Ti.e Third Quarterr ly Meeting of Sumter Division was held on "" J " ?* Mafhn/lu! i !)tnrr*h V l nursaay evening ia?i, m i?c ? \ in this place. The exercises were opened with > \ prayer by the Iiev. Moan (iraham, after which the W. l\, W. F. 13. Haynsworlh, introduced ^ the speakers, in a lew hut very appropriate remarks, to the crowded and enthusiastic audience. The Addresses both of Mr. Caston and of Mr. ttrown, who by invitation addressed the Meeting, were replete with eloquence and argument and well worthy of themselves and ol the cause lor which they were pleading. We legrel that our space does not allow us to give our readers a more extended account of them. When the meeting was about closing a member of the Order from Virginia, arose and in a few remarks, told its history in his native country, and passed a glowing compliment, upon the zcul which he witnessed on the occusoin. * The procession was, as usual, a very large one and every thing which was weli calculated to grutily the friends of temperance in our District.?Sumter Banner. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Frwu the Cliarle-ton Mercury. ISaltimoke, Nov. 16. The steamer America arrived at Huliitu this morning with Liverpool dates to the 3d irist. Liverpool, Nov. 3.?The demand lor Cot , ton, both by speculators and the trade has de| creased. The lower qualities have declined k 1-9, while other grades are unchanged. The quotations of the Committee of the Hoard of ' lirokers, are for Fair Uplands and .Mobile, 6 1.2, i Fair Orleans, 6 3-4. The sales ol the week r amounted to 42,DUO bales. IJaltimork, Nov. 18. \ At New York to day, there was a decline in Cotton of 1-4 since the receipt of the America's advices, the sales amouuting to only 5U0 bales. New York, Nov. IS. The Cotton market to-day was quiet, the sales amounting to only 400 bales at 11 1-2 fur Fair Uplands, and 11 3-4 a 12 for Fair Orleans. | The saics of the week amount to 10,000 bales. The private advices by the America are more favorable in regard to Cotton than the publishi ed accounts. The Havre Cotton market was steady at 76 a 99f. for Orleans, aud 79 a lUOf. V j0St Uplands. * The news from China is important. The f Coventor of.YJacao has been murdered by the Chinese. Business is depressed. g" 1 wistaR's Balsam of wild ciierry. \\ hat time establishes and consecrates, what expo rience adopts and confirms, what all inon in all places unite in saying is good and valuable, is so. no doubt. A popularity of this sort fires in society its roots so docp and so slroug, that time cannot destrov it. Tho siicJR** which hna attended this medicine f-ir sc.-era! \ years past, has overcome tlio prcdjudices of all respic table men. and the article has taken a stand amotitr R yt the first class of discoveries and blcsiings of llic age; f and when ro.ortcd to in season, eradicates llto disease for wliicli it is recommended. ^ [from the Boston Post.] Dr. S. Fowlc, 13:} Washington Street, lias an arti. ^ clo entitled as above, which we believe is the best pre pa ration hitherto discovered for tho cure of cold" and other consumptive complaints. Having tested this medicine, we can speak witli confidence as to its saint.ry fleets in removing colds and other complaints in" cident to this sermon of the year. None genuine unless signed I BUTTS, on the wrap, per, J?old in Camden by JAMES It. MoKAIN ; at wholesale by P. M. COHEN &. Co., Charleston and; ^ by Druggists generally throughout the Slate. JswLavid'3. or Hebrew Plaster, Of lli'a celebrated Planter, It is only necessary to sav no remedy has heretofore been discovered to crptal it in curing inveterate ulcers and all sores of either fresh or long standing, for pains in the bacd, breast, side, or limbs occasioned by cold, gout, rheumatism, &c. It is an effectual cure for corns on the feet, when applied a sufficient time. Seo advertisement in another column. '"V Pcriodicitl Headache. So common in uttcloarcd and marshy countrios, Tic JD'iulourcux. that most painful affection of the nerves I of t.'ic fuce, are often only attacks of ague in disguise I, ?proceeding from the samo noxious influence. Jaun. i dice, Dyspepsia, mid Diarrhea, arc frequently but disguised forms of intermittent fever. Even Rheumatism jud Epiicjwy, often result from the same miasmai cause. for such Dr. Osgood's India Cholagogue is an unfiil. jiig remedy, By striking et the root of '.ho affections, ,( applies with equal certainty, as for the euro of I'cvcr a "'el Ague in its simple formsr To be trawl et J. It. McKAlN' tlio proprietor's BgHOt. Nov. 11. 1819. 4fi [It] ^ ""CONSICNKKS iVsii HAH, ROAD. FOU TIIE WEEK ENDINO <?>' MONDAY EAST. J. S. Miller, 8. Benson, J. C. McK. S. !>., W. Kennedy, J. Whitaker,C. ilf., Fulley & O., J. White At Co., ("arson & R., K. 6c if. Charles, 8. & Brawley, J. Chesnut, Workman (Sc If., J. Workman, S., Beckham, J. Wilson, I). U. Levy, W. Anderson, 6c Co., Me- < JDowall 6c A. Voting, J. S. Svrink, H. Ilol- J leytnan, .1. W., W. J. Plummer, W. W. Kims 6c Co.. J.S. Me Caddo:?, Rogers 6c 8., C. M. * W ngca, S. 6c Wither*, J. P. Henderson, (i. j Alden. J. Del lay, T. Bunnell Ac Co., R.J. Davidson, K. W. Bonney, W. J. Taylor, Dv M.. M'riston & It., J. Crockett, li. W. ('.,8.t V. H., D. W. F.; C. J. Shannon. J. M. Dc Saussurp, Allison & M., C. Flinn, M. Fespcr man, G. S. D. Co., fi. C. Wollliousen, H Levy, & Son, A Graham, J. F. Ross, Brem & A., Cook L. & Co., T. J. Robinson, W. Par. rott, A. C. Dnnlap. CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT. Baegine, per yd. 18 to lT,nni, lb 8 to 10 Bale Rope lb to 12 jl?ead, lb 6 to 7 Baron, Ih 6! to 7 .Molasses. gall 31 to JO Butter, lb 12 to 18 j.Mark arc 1, bid >8 to 12 Brandy, gall 2N to 35 iNails, lb fi to S Beeswax, lb 13 to 22 Oats, sheaf, cwt 50 ! Beef, lb 4 to fi Peas, bushel 50 , Cheese, lb 12 15 Potatoes, sweet, hu 37 Cotton, lb 81 to 911 Irish bit 75 'Corn. bushel 40 to jRyo, bushel 75 to 87 i riour, ni)i i> 10 o* uitc. ousn'4! j m ? I Fodder, cwt 50 to 75 Sonar, ll> 7 to 11 Hides, dry lb 8 to 9 Salt, sack Iron, lb 5 to f.J- shot. hair 1: Lime, bbl 2 to 2iITobaeco, lb 10 to 75 Leather, <=oio. n, is to 22 JWhwit. bush 90 Law Notice. DAWK INS & STEWART Have formed a copartnership for the Practice o Law in Lancaster District. T. N. DAWK INS. H. O. P. STEWART. Office of tl e latter at Lancasterville, S. C. Nov. 21. 47 4t ST. DAVID'S LODGE, DARLINGTON. The St. David's I/>dge will celebrate the Anniversary of St. John the Evangelist, on Thura. day, December 27, by a public Procession and ar Oration by Ambrose Spencer, Esv. Brethren of other Lodges in good standing arc fraternally invited to attend and unite in the ceta bration of the day. GEORGE J. W. McCALL, W.v M.\ Darlington C. II. Nov. 1S49. Gt ~h. CDo ZZPo Kershaw Lodge.Numbcr 9 The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will behelc at their new Hall 0:1 Friday evening ncxt.ai 7 o'clock. " By order of the N. G. J. WIEXGES, Secretary. CONS or T31IP2S-A.N0B. W ate roc division Jio. 0. The regular meeting of this Divsion will be hole on to-rriorr?i\v (Thursday) evening,at Odd Fellow's Hall at 7 o'clock. By order of the W. P. W. C. MOORE. K. S. ~GADET3 OP TEMPERANCE, KERSHAW SECTION NUMBER 4. The regular meeting of this Section will be hcli at their Hall on Friday afternoon next at 4 o'clock By order of the W. P. D. B. DESAUSSURE, Sec'y. Notice. The Regular Meetings of thef Lancaster Division No. .'10, Sons of Temperance, are held every Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. J. R. LARK. R. S. Segai\s, ?ega*s. Just received a superior lot of Rio Hondo am Consolacion Scgars. II. LEVY & SON. Fresh Buckwheat. Boxes Buckwheat, Raisins, and Almonds Citron, Mace, Cloves and Nutmegs Pickles, in pint, quart and half gallon jars. With a general assortment of fresh Groceries, jus received by . II. LEVY & SON. Onion Buttons, White and Red, for ?alc hy JAMES R. McKAIN. Administrators' Sale. Bv order of the Court of Ordinary, will be sob at the late residence ot Zacharinb Bowcn, dee'd. on Wednesday, the ijtli day of December next am day following if necessary, at 11 o'clock A. M., al the personal property of said deceased, consistin; ol twenty-two negroes, horses, mules, cattle, hogssheep, corn, fodder, waggon, plantation utensils household and kitchen furniture &c. '11... ..I I _r I .1..!!,.. nicl, AUJIlia, an SUIJtd Ul ?1!1U UllliUI veil Ijyiiclin va.in over that amount, acreiln of twelve months, notes and two approved securities, mortgage ot the pro perty if necessary with interest from day ofFale. J01IN II. now FN, ) . , , , . CHARLES RAILEY. \ Admm,8trator ? Nov. 19,1-10. 47 2t To tii? ladicv i? Particular. My DEPILATORY POWDER has I yen found liiuhli h-'tu-ficial and <?f ureal use In Ladies wlm have been afiluted with siijcrlluous hair. particularly when confined to lli< upper lip and side if the lace, giving a masculine turn f the. wlade features. When iced with projier care am a- cordini' to i'm;directions, it w ill Ik- found a '.'rent additioi tothe toilet, a* the use <>f any sharp instrument is entirely avoided, and ilie hair is removed ip five or ten minutes af ter its application. Ttiis composition i? infallible, and warranted to reinov superfluous hair After iiuim-rotH trials. ! have receiver certificates of success which cannot controverted. .Manufactured l*y JI'LE-S ilAIT'.L, Philadelphia. For sale in Catr.dcn by J. R. McIvais, Z J. DkIIav, F. L. ZKMr.aiid A. Ynttxc Nov. 11 -It To Wagon Makers. Wanted at tfio Kail Road Diac.k.smith Shop, < Wagon Maker. To a first rale workman of temperate habits, liberal wages and perinanot employ, meiit will be given. JS. SHIVER. Camden, Nov. 1-1. The Vorkville Miscellany will copy 4 times ant forwarJ IniJ to this office. Wagon Timber. The highest prices, in cash, will ba paid for sea' soned Wagon Timber, at the Rail Road Illack smith Shop. Nov. 14. Li Ai ?, ICON IP nutici;. By order of the President, the price for cotton ! from Camden to Charleston, will as heretofore he : one dollar per halo, until further notice, and the | daily receipts of cotton at this Depot will he liin1 itcd to the capacity of the platform prepared fni I its reception. j The freight on cotton received at all the waj ! stations on the Camden Branch will ho the saint as the above. N. I). BAXLEV, Agent. Attention, fit'at A'o, 2. In pursuance of orders from Lieut. Col. Kershaw, you are hereby ordered to parade in Camdon on .Saturday tilth of November at 10 o clock ' armed and equipped as the law directs. The commissioned and noiNCommissioncil ofli| cers will assemble the day previous. Bv order of Lieut. Thomas Harris. | Nov. IT L. AUSTIN, O. S. In Equity?Kershaw. Ex l'arte C. L. Dye?I'clilion. ft appearing to my satislaCioii, that John Frasnr, defendant in the above stated case, is absent from and resides beyond the limits ot this Slate: It is ordered that lie do plead, answer or demur tc the foregoing petition within three months from the publication of this order, or an order pro confesso will he taken against him. W. M. SHANNON, c k. k. p. Nov. 1?, 1840. 40 .'hn PLANK ROAS I Notice is iiereby given that application will be made at the next Session of the Legislature o South Carolina, for a Charter to buiid a I'lauk Road from Camden to the North Carolina line, ii the direction of Charlotte or Concord. August 22 3 1 tf Oil Coihignmcnt, 10 lilula prime ttacoti, which will lie sold Ion by 'he iilul. lor cash. Nov 7 C. MATUKSON. A in in Salt, riuc l-'lnur. Ac. ' For vale by K. W. ROW FY. rv mmn wmaatt^BBKfBnassKt^st )jjuouaMtuiiU-Vi.i m .fjmi.c Just received per Kail Koad, ( And expected to be sold with Rail Road Speed, As the prices are remarkably low, 5 packages of Rcn?iy-]?ladc Clotiitg, Consisting of cloaks and over coats, black ilres9 - coats and frocks, Tweed coats, iij i^rcat variety, vests of ail kinds, black and colored pantaloons, boy's coais, all sizes, dross shirts, merino shirts .. ,s anil drawers, etc. J.J" ALSO si',,1 A fresh supply of LADIES' FANCY" DRESS tinGOODS, satin striped alpaccas, chnmcleon his- 'K-n tres, solid colored and printed cashmeres and { '.* tnousscline delancs. yet LIKEWISE die An additional supply of ladies' and misses' bonnets and bonnet ribbons, ladies' merino vests, la- : I UUSjgJUtCb dJIU IHJSICIJ* ?: " i AND FURTHERMORE, ai:'( A considerable sprinkling of Fancy Goods gen- ''j.,, era ly, willi a full and substantial assortment of ^i, bleached and brown homespuns, plaid linseys, be: red and white flannels, and blankets to suit the season. j I" As ihe Goods are marked at barely remuncrating prices, cash and quick sales arc respectively son solicited at vir WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE. ^ . api Committed, To the inrpccliou.of Planters and the Public generally, a cheap Jot of hcavy Blankets, Plains, Kerseys and .leans, of every description, suitable vst for llonsc and Plantation Negroes. Also, a large j stock of Wool Hats and Domestic Goods. Purchasers are requested to call at the "PAL- nin , AJBTTO STORE," pay charges and take them am ' away. ' JAMES WILSON. !>" rn Best Northern Clicesc, Fine Moun- n! tain Butter, Oukurn, etc., for sale liv Nov 14 E. W. BONN FY. J , Bacon Sides, Alum Salt, Seed Oats, III and Sugar House Syrup, for sale nv an: | Nov 14 K. AV. BONNEV. ,u! Carpeting, Flour Cloths and Rugs, for sale at a reduced price l?v tiv Nov 14 E.W. BONNEY. y?;' New Co ft fish J r'li.Mtt.p.swortTH ? w, ~ J - " j?i I ' Rocking Chairs, also, Sitting Chairs Counting j(.JR ' Room Chairs, forsalc by E. W. BONN'EV. n:.l For the Accommodation >]r Of those who trade in the lower part of the town |.jj' I have established a bi:axcu of my business at the store formerly occupied by W. B. Johnston, and , ' two doors north of James Dunlnp's, where !j* ^ now opened a full and general assortment of a,? Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps, The low price cash system shall be adhered to and 'J'1 i mi t ore bargains will be given. jjt. I deem it unnecessary to detail the kinds and dis ' prices as my stock being the largest in the place, the enables me to furnish any description lower than tliev can be purchased. *J. S. McCADDON. f Oct 31 41 tf aid i New Goods! ? Tlie subscribers have received, direct from the j**. Northern and Charleston markets, their Fall sup- lie plies, to wiiicii they invite the attention of purcha- l)lr Sen.:- , Sugars, crashed, powdered, clarified and St. Croix h|c Coiiee, Rio, Java and liaguira cu 1 Salt, Liverpool and fine table, in sacks ('?! Molasses, New Orleans and West India . 1 Teas, (lunoowder and Hy^on .,r( Soap, Candles ar.d Starch . fur Underwood &. co.'s I'ickles, assorted Uil Jams and Jellies, Pic Fruits, Syrups, assorted c'(' Pickled Salmon.pickled Mackarel, pickled lmbstcrs ' , Lemon Syrup, Nutmegs, Pepper, Spicc, Cassia ?f,, 1 Tomatoes and Walnut Ketchup pu ? White, ground and Cayenne Pepper dei Water Crackers, Cocoa, Broma ^ f English Cncesc, Mountain Butter Rice, (new crop) Champaign wine int 1 Bagging, Rope and Twine an ' Swedes, English, Band, Hoop and Red Iron, Cast Steel, German and Blistered Steel ( ' Bed, Negro and Saddle Blankets . ' !! ! Tickings and Flannels Shoes and Negro Urogaaa ,n; Hardware and Fmglish Pot Ware !. Oznaburgs, lloiiiespuits, Shirtings tl? And many Other articles suited to the town and country trade. All kitnls of country produce taken in barter. T. BONNEI.L & CO. jjjj f New Fall and Winter (sootls. 1)1 The subscribers having received tl eir supply of .i? new Fall arid Winter Goods, now o*lcr them for jo, I sale'iow for cash, or in cxchaiijra lor country pro- va duce. Tlicy consist in part as lollowa : "" London ! nlflic Blankets, "1J Cassimorcs and SattihC's, tlj( Kerssys and l'laid l.inzeys, wl I l'laid Jeans and Tweeds. , j"' III tie, White anil Brown Homespuns, of every s.'r description, English and American Prints, .-ej Handkerchiefs of all descriptions, itih ai.SO : fr? Dundee and Kentucky Ba<r^in?, n heavy article in. 1 Weaver's, best Philadelphia Bale Rope, am Philad' Iphia !' plv Twine, Muscovado and Now Orleans Sugars, Rio, Java and Cuba Coffees, im Cuba and New Orleans Molasses, I Mnckarel. now, Nos. 1. 2 and B, Liverpool Sail, etc. otr., all of which will bo ';|a sold on the most accoiiitnodalinj terms by ?? C.KO. ri. DOUGLAS & CO. in. Camden, Oct. 10 11 tt Negro Shoes and Brogans! j '"! 6,000 pairs Negro Shor>s awltRro'/ans, sewed ''' and periled, nio: tly of my own tnanulai mse, which | 1 offerat a less orion than the s nno on ilily of slme j : can he purcha.-ed, of northern work. ! would also 1 i call the attention of purr L. .-ors '? my line Bool.- J'"1 f and Shoes of every dc<cript on, :!I m which I of- J''j . Icr as low as they c.mi ho purchase i in this or any ' other market. G AI.DF.N'. j -11 , " i Best Northern (fliee.se, Mountain Bii'it, Minn | ; Salt, Fiipor Hyson Tea old Java CofVoc and pow- t y dered Sugars, for sale by j: Nov. (i. T'. W no WW. 1 1 :: Oysters, Oysters, Oyslcrs? Low liir c<ish money and nothing * No. ; t J AS. C. MrKK.NNA. No I ire to R!hr.i(rrs. " Tlw highest. prices will he paid in rush, for all t..... game, viz: Venison, Woodcock, Partridge, Snipe, ; ( ; wild Turkey, etc. etc. by calling on Old Mac, at ! ",r Nov. 7. O!'it llorSB. | ? Plialon's Chemical Hair Invi^-I orator, To prevent Raldncss, and to restore the liair ? that lias fallen oil' or become thin, and to cure ofi ! factually Scurf or Dinu/rijf. Prepared and sold jr;i only by Hdward I'lialon, No. 01 llroadway, !S\ Y. ? A fresh supply just received and for sale by Z. J. Dili IA V, j\' XnirJi/ Opjiosi'c Masonic Hull. Wanted, : At the Rail Road lilacksuiilh Simp, this Fall tjlf I Three smart, intelligent Netrro Rovs. as annren !.... ; tiers at the above business. S. iSlllVKR. i I iS'optomlier r? 30 if Nc^ars. Consolation, Cold Leaf, llio Hondo and other brands. II. I.BVV & SON. Dundee fiauuiti:;', < j s< Kentucky ROI'K, Jan 3 jdy TWI \'K, For sale low by J w< \V. ANDKRSON .V. CO. | Celebrated gekman~bitters, | PREPARED BY DR. C. JH. JACKSON, At The German :>Iedlcine?Store, NO. 120 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Will effectually cure liver complaint, jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous debility, disease of the kidneys, and all dis. cases arising from a disordered liver or stomach, iuch a? constipation, inward piles, fullness cf blood to head, acidity of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust fnnij, fullness or weight in thesioinaeli.snnr eructations, king or,;lntiering at the pit of the stomach, swiiuining of head, hurried and difficult breathing. tlutteriiig at the :rt, choking or suflicating sensations when ill a lying lure, dimness of vision, dots or webs before the Sight, t-r and dull'pain in the head, deficiency of perspiration, lowjiess of the .-kin and eyes, pain in the side, back, st, limbs, &c, sudden flushes of li<*at. burning in the h, eons;iiaul imaginings of evil and great depression of rls. 1'iic genuine ore entirely vegetable and free from aldu.lic stimulant syrup, aloes, rlieubarb, calomel, acitls, i all mineral and injurious ingredients, they are pleas ii1 mU,.||. and mild in tlicir operation, never or giving any uneasncss, they give strength lo tlie ole system whilst they diive from ii disease. They can administered to the most delicate infant with perfect ety. READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE, t appeared in the leading German Journal of J'hilftdel" a the ''Philadelphia Democrat.The Editor was pcrully acvuainted with Dr. Hoofland, and prizing the seres of this great man he could not quietly look upon the uranre of an imjiostcr, without apprizing the public of iroachintj danger: Cbristoph Wilhclm Uufeland. IN UNO I.ISII CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM HOOFLAND. 'On" of the most renowned pin sit inns, on? of the grertlicnrfaeiore of modern times, was horn at Langen Sal(ierrnany, 0:1 the 011 the l'Jih day ol august lTf'2.? er a careful schohi.-Mic education, he, like his father and ridfather. (two relchraicd ! odors.) voluntarily devoted t'scif to the study i-f .Uedicin". at Jena and Gottingen, I in 17:.:3 l i.'tiintd the d _-ree Doctor of ,M> dieiiw,P.f hitter I .oivcrsity. Fsmn S7'.!3 to Jblll, iieotiieintcdas if-ooj a;Lint" r.shy of Jena. In l.ii'l, he w.v apntcil 1'rit tie l'iijsiciiiii to il*c r.'.ngof Prussia, ilcm of t'l A- idem.- ' f Sr i>-nce. and uuoti the establishi:'. of the ner.r C"!|eg>: at 1'eiiin, Professor and Court y. ici tn by tin ."duiistry of the interior. Ilia character : r | witdm'inc' s a::.I | enuuieu nun com! it.e 'lie Ihr.ir. ffi-al and p.racti' nl, io unite new anil systems; produce in common the ; radical and useful, i lint draw therefrom the remit- and necessary applii!t* 11.t I: ?a: I.'r. II. j.-incijaily, who pxp.-c.ed ur:d destroyed RrnwnY system,' whi'-li n> twithsiainiimc (lie exterior jlil noi conceal iisjtcny imperfections. brought to light noli'i- iin.rardaliiy. omul tntl':.-, ami deep I' lrati'.ii. In l-pend-. nt of hi.- practical n-ofuliiess its y.-:ni;i'i and i'.'< t- '--or ,.i h-.iiitig net, lie lias tamed lyin- i in!'.' lor hi*. 1:5* r or! nowledg.' ia * .Mctrna .Me. ?* well lor hi.- eniofold wmk-on .Vt-Jical juristileucc. Among these tray be men; ion.* d l.is world re .v: -1 '."liakrab .-o'lk,' or the art of prolonging lib*. *S?ysi bi practical i;? aung .'.n.' of J'n'iUoginio,' "Jour >i practical M.-dniiei.' iv. tic h." beside* all tliis, -ii-i ternal f.nn ami ;ira?<-<: from sulS-ring hrinaiuty for -o.rry an.i emnbuiatioii of s?v.r.ii infallible im-diai^. union.; witieli is tin litr uuue.l and jnsiiy celebrated ijK'iiuii. known as l)r. {ID01''LAM)*S GEHMAN HITTERS. ri.e uppiu-ation (f aci.luuu-- eariii for the cure of Suliti ic diseases. TI.e celebrated Diaphoretic remedy? 1 nnnieroui invaluable recorded recipes. Vl'ter the celebration of iiis lifteeulli professional festiviii 18'.>il, upon wlneli (K'rasiou the ivimr of 1'russia liond hi.ii wiihthe insignia of the Order of the Cross of the d Ka^le, and many other Iioyal Orders and marks of linctiou, he died on the 2afit day of August, 183d, (as Kind of Prussia's private jtfcdical Councullor,) without y legitimate male heir oroftpring. Dr. <!. .M. Jackson of I'liihulelyliia.h.is had the means octaii line the gcnutiiueu recipes of the great msnical ineellor '(.'liristhpe W'ilhel Ilufeland,' andf hese invaluiemedicines are prepared with liie utmost care at tlie nnan .Medicine Store* The hitter mixture: lloolland's rman Hitlers, is the icsult of many years study and exripnee by the great inventor, and known and prized in irope as an ini'alliahle remedy for the cure of Liver coinlint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Arc. Dr. C. Al. Jackson's 'paration of this medicine has obtained the same celebriin this western world. The testimonials and lnaumem confirmation of thousands of the most severe and dilfiIt cases cured, is ample proof of this. The medicines npounded by Dr. ( : Ai. Jackson have produced the very i-cts and the same happy results, which the immortal . entnr indicated and intended, and consequently must be quired with scrupulous accuracy. In view of the alwve is it seem* singular, that any body could have the harlood and impudence to abuse the name of this distinguishDoctor, who died thirteen years ago. To pass off a nrliutnipmck prejiaration as.the real and genuine tnedi. ip. and to give a semblance of originality by affixing a c simile, of the deceased, is indeed extraordinary! '1 he blic will iind"W"ni'd v.'!?at to ex;s?et, and what to do en. r sin n circumstances." A number of freriRiin papt rs copied thcaho-.c "n.d thercc entitled to our thanks. i'hese bitters are worth the ati'-riti'in of invalid. Rosscm. r cre.it \ irtii-s in th.- reciith ation of discs.*.'.* of the liver J lesser elands. exercising t!?e most searching }iiiv.>r.i in aknoss !i:nl afleetioii* ol'tlie digestiv? orpine, they arc tin J. safe certain, and pleasant. Uri\K>\\s of tjie Piiilaofi.piiia Press.?The 'Icrrnan lustrated News"'says: Our editoraud'.itlmniof this office have used the Oern: J if: tors, *nd ron reccmnt-'p! it with cculidtiiro to ou/ tders. As prepsiretl by T)r. Jock-on, if fully erpdus if not rjxMres in it. ejects upon 'JSsrnsid l iver and J*tnmi>cii. fti!le?t cxi?"-:a!ti'!i of the diir'utjjuislmd physician. The "( ity Items" Oct.alter Ifi'h. sav- : Jov for riti. I.WAi.in.?How many of our readers arc iicletl with disra ed liver. t?'iuntie, or nerves ? Many doubt. Tin y me fo ha pitied, yet to all th"-e la a cure . lie flam la (nirttnii Hitters h-ts already cttri ! h't-uirv.ls d that wiil etlft..nt.?i none who mme !?. it will u!>t,iftii-y u.e it :?s it is directed. It h;.* established for sit' a a undying fame, which few have done out of the 'l 'in nb -r ih-.t lev* been thrown I., for the public. !' ;s a if ;':i :n -( js'rlvi pr-'.-.trafii tis in ti e: and, a* a i?-rm contempt ry I a- said. t.'.*it a* prepared by Dr. Jackson, fnllt etpiais. if not surpasses, i.t its tr-vts. ill its cllect.s, fn.|e*l repn < n!ii?ioi;* of iha t!i-tiiivyti.?in-?I physlaiati in lirsl cniiysiMtiilcJ it. Asa spurious article is now Ih*e tie; piddle, we would caution nil at aitist using any but it sign.-d by C. M- Jack-on and sn!J by him at 120 Arch eel. ? I'lm "Cntinh n LVnocr.it," the best paper in Wi ,-t Jcrr. says. July -1. "JIooki.axd's fIkrman Hittkut."?"Y?"e have seen my iLi'lcritia .iiotit?s nflhis medicine, and the source in which tlsry 1111111' induct d tis to make imp try rcs|>ectr its merits. Protu iti,piiry we were puisuadcti I use it, il musti.iy We fniiic.l it Sjs. ciflc in its ;n tion upon diseusai tie liver and iligusiiir organs, and the pov.vrluc inajiceii orerts upon ncrmiis prostration is really sttrprist. It ealms and strt'iictheu.s the nerves, bringing them 1. a state i t rejiose, making sleep refreshing: fthis m 'dtci.ie was more g, n--rally used, wo are satisI tlorc would ii" less sickness, a - from the stomach, liyan.l in rvmissysicm 11., great majority ofri-al and iiuagi* ry tliscascs cii'Miite. Hn\c ihem in aiicalllty c"itdiii"!i, I you can hi ! det'an.v in mid' oro ttei.i rally. This c\ riliniir;. medicine wocul advi.-e our friends w ho are ill di 1' vipii n trial ?L'a 'h.-ri r< 1 c maiciid iiself. houiil, 1 1 fact, I.-ill cierj fii;:iiiy.M Needier llie.licini prislil. e sill h el idea. - i'! lll'Tlf. I\:: s: t "m \ run kc .? I las m shco: I a* .itir.in. lli! 11 1 liaracier \vl ic!i :* necessary (or til! mtdiritw atl'ihi i:i la .'oiuu'i. i r- , n for'li a spurious.* deai Ho rait of the I'.i * of tin. who: v mtt'c oily i\i d .noK wtti... to nil: manko u'* tiik (ti:MT;?K.?.They V V. ;:,.ilnr" M J \l' slrd > S It: ion I he :.|i: s a ! I I.. ? :: ' t.% in l!o I' ttle. without iv kifli 1 ..! sj for * :1c. wIt d. 1'a a" ,ci il. at tlf {.T.fl.'J\N v I". rt?i'.K..\o. Pit) A.rclt sfeef. one door Ivlow till, kite i I" ' I: ... i'!.i Ipiii 1. r ' (' w, ;iy J., . f h i\ 1t '..htii.hta Ihsit.M' ;ht t\ Ms. -1 tir''. '.by li-edv .v . ufT, i l y r .(n-fluMe i?r- i- a!!y hi dival the til t! -i.it. s. S'-v. It _ _ if _ AUrnlitti] fiivah*,v! hi ' i ! > ! . -i'l i ; i'.i . (!i*:i?r.ii Owrun. the , i;. <11'i\:i!i .. v> !!.:- ! in i'h'kw e. !ii' i-si.i . > *.i. ut |to *! !?. ? V. ? i f i(i .'- i.: I; ; I I ..... I II"! V :.-r< in j- ''>' *.-??\\i'l ( lillilti iS.t* i!.i; ) ; i-i:) i.t tt. -.n.;r* l?- !:r !nr 13r 'I. I tin: I.- .1 ( 111 1. i i.s will lk'iittonli r.? in I In .re jwrl i .u |i-. i'tf order til Col. \.\t !(! .W. II.il fiiinnwv.N Jr. A'lj't. Nov. 7?"ii. Sight Exchange on Mew York, For Kiln insulins to suit purchasers, I?v RAUL F. VII.I.BI'Ki'JR, Ajf'l. Rank of Charleston. Time L)ilis purchased on .Mobile or Now (trios. Oct. ol. .Not ico shereby jriven,(Ui.it at the next {Session the Legislature, application will be made to i nter Kershaw J.odjje No. 5). I. O. O. F. NOTICE, Application will be made at the next session of ; Legislature ler a re.charter ol Drown's Ferry, the Catawba River, in Lancaster District?lor;r!y known as .McDonald's. September f) tin tl Planters, save your LToney, All that are in want nl j?i.mm| .Neoro ami House rvant's Mines, would do well to call the AT.'IF [,'OI'j STORK ol Work fliali & llooiie, and exiilie their stock before pnichasiiiu elsewhere, j . (i'.umI wa'fes will In; paid for six or eialit jo.o-l iriciiieu. IVtl'SKM W iV. UOON'E. LOOK HKllE, INVALIDS! , Dr.Keeler'sSarsaparilla Panacea: _ For the permanent cure and removal of all diseases arising from impurities of the blood, orhabitofthe body viz; Chronic diseases of the chest. consumption, Bronchitis, catarrh, pleurisy, scrofula in all its forms, letter, scaldhead, blotches of the face, chronic diseases of the stomach, liver.and skin, cutaneous eruptions, wliite swellings hipjoint affection, deep seated pains of thd bones, swelling of the joints, ulcers, syphilitic disorders, mercurial and all Hereditary predi.spo.-itions. Females suffering from oh- jj? structions,sallow complexion, nervousness, &c., willftnu , tiie Panacea art elegant remedy for their removal. Purifying the Blood* 50" Nearly every individual now burdened with disease and shut out from the most of the pleasures of this life, as til well as oppressed with an intolerable load ofboth mental and physical suffering, and 'loomed perhaps to enter an w early grave; might have liven long, happy and useful life, 0(had they but taken propet pains to preserve their health. To preserve health i< ca>y ; to restore it difficult and often impossible. The old adage, " An ounce of preven- C3 live is worth a pound of cure," should be the polar star er of every oue's actions in relation to health. If disease generally is the result of a violation ol physical laws ffecling vegetative life?nine-tenths of all chronic diseaes m are no?then it follows a-a consequence that the *mly rational menns of cure is through the Blood. That this is D so, facts clearly show- That diseases springing Irom this source are curable by aLTER ativks, experience fully demonstrates. Reader, if it is your misfortune to be afflicts J" eg with any of the above diseases, yon have a remedy in tho Panacea that will not disappoint your moat sanguine expectations. Remember a medical and responsible per son tells yon so. pi ay For certificates, details etc., see circulars in hands of agents. Price $1, large bottle; 6 bottles for S3Dr. Heeler's Congh Syrop.. ,l Among all the remedies before the public, this stands pre-einiiieiit in incipient consumption, Bronchitis, catarrhs. P* coughs, hoarseness, w hooping cough, pleurisy, spitting of as blood, and for all atleciiiuis of the pi;Imonary organs occa- e( sioned l>y col.t- Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon this remedy, and the proprietor urges any one afflicted , .villi any of the akovo cnnplair.t* insecure it at 6nce. it . is warranted to cure or no pay. Price only 50 cents. rt Dr. Kftifr's Cordial und Carminative. u Every family, whctie-r rich or poor, who values health p< and all its blessings, should have this invaluable remedy ^ at hand. It is infinitely the best remedy known fordinrrhfra. dyrentcry, c hoi era morbus, cholera infantum, colic, liatulency, griping, pains, cramp, etc., and feu all diseases of the s'omach and bowels caused by teething. The numerous testimonial- from physicians and others, unsolicited, have given it a reputation as firm as adamant. Price 23 cents pur botlle. l>r. RctlcfN Vcnnifujie Syrnp . This remedy is plea-ant to the taste, harmless to the patient, and all powerful in destroying and removing ail kinds of worms from the body. It is without doubt the cheapest and he-t worm destrnying.medicine before the public, and will, if administered according to directions, remove them v.ithin live or six hours after taken. The do-e ir small, and each bottle contains twice as much as similar remedies. Price only 25 rents per bottle. ai Dr. ifeclerN river and Sanative Pills. Although not recommended as a " cure all," yet they are the mildest and best remedy to remove constipation, jaundice, dyspejrdn, biliousness. nervousness, foul stomach, ! headache, indigestion, etc, lulike other purgative medicine,. they leave the bowels always relaxed, consequently are the pmjier medicine for females and persons leading a sedentary life. Price 25 cents. re Dr. Keeler's Rheumatic Lotion. ^ A justly celebrated external application for pains of the chest, iieurnluin, headache,sprains, bruises, ticdoloreaux, swelling of the joints, rheumatism, gout, sciatia, and lor all disorders wherein a sedative and rebefacient remedy is Prirn H7A ppnl<* Iter hnttl#?. All ths above celebrated and extensively used medicines are prepared and sold wholesale and rcrail, 294 Market street,. Philadelphia. ?' Agent lor Camden. Z. J. pF.ff AY. Also for sale by P. M.Cohen. Charleston ; Boatwright <fe jMiot, Columbia; Black <Si Kiiitey, Orangeburg; Davega it Bennett, Chesterfield ; Mallett & it unison Sumtcrville ; M. Strange, Ahb'ville Dist.; F. T. Goode, Eegefield; R. C. Griffin, Cambridge : Ward law it I)endy. Abbeville; J. C. Griffin, Anderson, and by Druggists generally throughout the Slate. C3? See circulars fnrlestimoiiials of the highest eharacser, setting forth the virtues of each article, invaluable to planters of the South, Nov 9 45 New Boots, Shoes, and Shoe-Stock, The subscriber Ins received liis usual supply of Boots, Shoes and Shoe-stock, together with Travelling Trunks, carpet Bags and Valices, all of which he offers as low as they can be purchased in this market, and respectfully invites the public to examine the same. Jlis siock consists in part as follows.? Gentlemen's fine calf Pump Boots " " Welted do . " " " Waterproof do ? " Pegged do 44 Peg??d' tlo " " Pegged Wr.teprool do " " calf Waterproof Bootees " " " Welled do t< " " Pegged Bootees a Congress Boots u Patent Le ither Bootees, new styla Over siu-s " I.ndies' Black English Kid .Slips: ' White do do do " Black French Kid Slips and Ties " * Amer . '.'i do do do ' " Fren- li Morcceo Walking Shoes _ " " " Kid do do " " 44 Frtiucia (miters " ' " coloredGai'ers " " T.tsting Walking do t( ? Over Shoe. >j ! Misses black and colored Gaiters , ' " ' Morocco Boots " Kid Slips and 'l ien e " Over Sins-:! . it " School Shoe- and Bootees v " Colored sliiw and Ties a Boy's fine fall' boo,- , t Bootee* " " Ki|> Pegged Boots * Bootees Together with a great variety of fliildren's Shoes, some new imiterns. ? a r.so Travelling Trunks, Carpet 1'ags and Valicc3. e; ai.su If Men's awl Boy's fine Cloth Caps. ^ a r.so Calf, Linint: and Binding Skins, Kip Skins, ^ Harness Leather, Upper and Sole Leather, tr Together with every article used in the mantifac- C( tureoi Boots ami .Shoes. GKO. ALDEN. Workman & Boone RespacCtil'y invit - the atfcntioti of the public tu their extensive assortment of E !!ooIs and Shoes. 1 Men's line calf sldchH Boots, Men's line calf pump Hoots, - Men's line c ilt water |-r??cl cork, superior, j, do do do do do i|iiil(cd do do do do stitched Hoofers, No. 1, do do do do do No. 2^ do do do stitched we!t do No. I, do do do ?b ?io No. 2, do do Jo do Congress Boots, No 1 do do do peg',v?! pump Bonis, do do do do ir'lf welt Boots, do lino ?ip pre/e'! halt* well Boots, do di> i i'f do Bootees, pump, do do do do do half welts, Ho do hip do do do Boys' fine calf pegged Bootees, pump, 0f do do do do half welts, ft do do kip do do do n* do kip peptfei! Bootees, heavy, . Youths' line e.tli'jietp'od Bootees, pump, dii tin do do half welt, ni do fine kip do do do do do do rlo heavy, _ 3,adi(">' Booh Sltoc*. Ladies' line Silk (Jailers, variegated, do do do hlacK and colored, tin fine lastingdu black do do half do black pump, n| do do halt* do do welt, |t do line kid Ties and Slips, il do do do and Buskins, welt, do line goat Boots and do do C( do do call do do j, Misses' kid Slips and Ties, do kid Buskins and Ties, welts, jj do calf do welts, - - it., i * n .... . ... * ?.. CIO murnrro i? 'llhi till (I'l 15'M'Is, ] 11! I > 11>. Children's limits and .limes assorted. c Many other (ieniloinen's ami Ladies' limits ami Shoes, too numerous in melilioii. jf 65000 Pairs Negro 3hoc3, Russet ami Iliad;, at a very small advance, as quirk sales and lieht profits is i?ur multo. Also, the iinest assortment <1 Trunks, Valors, f.'ar|u'| Ra^, Huts and Caps That, can be found in the surrounding country Call and you will bo satisfied?three doors below" i lie Hank of Camden, East sidq. filjarleston ^ttoertisemeuts. G. A. NECFFER. Commission Merchant, And Dealer in Flour, Grain, Ac., No. 124, East Bay, Charleston, 8. C. Begs to inform his friends and the public, that ! is prepared to make liberal advances on all ipmerits of FLOUR, GRAIN, &c. tnade to him. e will also make advances on shipments of Pro. ice to the North, or elsewhere, when made rough him. He has made arrangements whereby he receives eekly, supplies of Flour of superior brands, all which ho warrants. Country Merchants and hers will find it to their advantage to give him a ill before purchasing elsewhere. Having been igaged in the above business for a length of time, ; hoped to give general satisfaction to those who ay favor him with their consignments. References?Messrs. R. & J. Caldwell, R.ulin, and J. B. Ulm, Charleston. Nov. 7. 45 3m or Camden and the all Intermediate Landings on the River. The new steamer Robert Martin, built txvssly for the navigation of the Santee and VVaree Rivers, to be commanded CapL W. M. Lub>ck, will be ready to receive Freight on or about i: 8th inst, and will leave with despatch. Shipjrs of goods may rely upon receiving them with i little delay as by any other conveyance, and at jually as low a rate of Freight. The Boat ha8 ;en so constructed that with the assistance of sr Lighter, she carf run at almost any stage of the vers. Her cabins have been handsomely fitted p for the accommodation of Passengers, and nolins will be spared to render satisfaction to all ho may favor her with their patronage. . For Freight engagements or passage apply to STARR <$ WALTER, Agents, Boyce 4* Co's wharf, Charleston. P. F. VILLBPIGUE f SON, Nov 9 Agents for Camden. .T. R. ITT.1VI WHOLESALE GROCER, Comer of Hayne and Church Stree t, Charleston, S. C. Is now receiving an extensive stock of GROCERIES,, id LIQUORS, consisting in part of: 1500 bags of Rio, Java, and other qualities COFFEE. * 500 hlitls. St. Croix. Porto Rico, and Muscovado Sugar. 100 hhds. Culm Molasses. 200 hols'." N. O. Molasses. 5000 lb*. Loaf Sugar. 150 bbls. Crushed and Clarified Sugar. A choice and well selected assortment of TEAS, of cent importation, and all other 4article8 usually kept in io Grocery line. ALSO, 500 pieces BAGGING. 500 coils Rone. 2000 pounds Twine. also, ? NAILS, Shot, Powder, Lead, Ac. A choice selection of foreign WINES and BRANDIES, * the following favorite brands: BRANDIES. Morton, Tintage 1805 and 1845. Massett. Otard, Depuy<fe Co. J. Ilennesey & Co. Martell, PellevoisinWJNES. Madeira, in octaves and qr. casksSherry, Pale and Brown., Port, Spanish, in casks. Champagne, Heidsick and other brands. St. Gi.iix and Jamaica Rum. Holland Gin and Irish Whiskev. DOMESTIC LIQUORS. Brandy, in i and I casks. Rectified Whiskey. Monongahela do. New England Rum. MACKEREL 1,000 Bare Is Halifax and Boston Mackerel, 500 Half and Quarter Barrels do, Together with many other articles; all of which will bo >ld on accommodating terms. J. B. ULM. Oct 31. 1849. 44 tf Notice. The subscriber bavin; removed from Columbia ) Charleston, he offers his services as a Factor nd Commission Merchant, and ple-.ges himself to se his best exertions to satisfy those of his friends 'ho may employ him. Advances will be made on /Otton and other Produce. JAMES MARTIN, 1 Office 3 Boycc & Co. Wharf. Charleston, Sept. 14,1849. 38 6m flnaartnorahln lUntlnA. The undersigned have associated themselves igether under the firm of WALKER <f* WAL* 'ER. for the transaction of a "Factorage and feneral Commission Business." From their longxperience in the selling of Produce, hope tomer. a share of patronage, and will make liberal adances on Cotton and other produce sent tothein. ill consignments will be attended to with promptess and despatch. RICH'!) T. WALKER. GEORGE. II. WALTER* Charleston. .Sept. 1st. 1849 86 tf Notice. ON and after the 1st September next, the sevral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, by agreeter.f, charge Thirty Cents per bale extra, on all otton bound with Iron, Bark or Woodeji bands, s this charge will necessarily fall upon the lanters, this notice is given that Rope Bandages lone may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot>n sent to ( harlcston and Savannah is now Dmpressed before shipment. July 11 28 30t Goods in Charleston, For Spring of 1819. . W. BANCROFT, invites the attention or Plan) [ era and their kamii.ies wiio visit the City,to ims Extensive Stock, lie has now received his Spring Stock, which consists every variety of rich and elegant Fabrics, for Ladies ess?such as _ _ _ _ Silk-. Grenadines, Ttsrnc ruks, tsaregw, .uusiins, Sewing Silks, Ginghams, Prints, Lawns, Bombazines, Chnllys. Alpacras, &c. Shawls nf every Style. Surh ns Elegant Plain and Embroidered Canton Crape. Cashmere Sewing Silk, Silk Muslin, Berate and Plain Silk Shawls. Linens. Dama*ks, I-ong Lawns, Linen Sheetings, and Linen nods in great variety. Hosiery. White Goods, goods for Gentlemen's Wear, $c. <Jr. In his Domestic Goons Booms will lie found as usual.a unplele assortment of nil the leading Styles of Domestic onds, such as are adapted to Servants wear and family e. He confidently invites nttention to the Stock as one ofth arifcsl and most Extensive in the Southern Country id the prices a i. ways tiik lowest rossmt.e. 233 King Street, Charleston, S C. April 1th, Id 19. tf H Head Quarter!*. Charleston, Oct. 8,1849. OpriEr. No. Tli- 5th Rcnitncnlof Cavalry and 23d Regiment f Infantry, will parade for review and drill at Co. imbia, on Wednesday the fx It of December next, ic line to ho formed at 12 o'clock M. Tlte Commissioned and non Commissioned oflfitrs, will assemble the day previous for drill and istriicfion, at 11 o'clock a.m. The IVi.iinr General of the 3d. division, and the rigadicr General of the 3d, Brigade of Cavalry, id r?:h Brigade of Infantry, will, with 1 heir staff [lend, The Brigadier Generals arc charged with the vtcn.Mou of their order to their respective comlands. * The entire suit of Ilis Bxcellency, are directed > attend him on the day of review fully equiped. Bv order of the Commander-in-chief, J. W. CANTEY. Adj't and Insp. Gen'rl. RICE DULINU" Factor and Commission Merchant, c; CNTRAL rv IIA R F, rHAKT.ESTO?!, s. c. * f i^rrsl nifvanrp* mdr ^ Cotton in his enro hv Mr. C. .1 Miaiiiine. of Oatnion Oct. 3.*