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..CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS. PREPARED RY C. ."I. .9.IT At The (.ierinan Medicine More, NO. 1*2(1 AHCII STUKKT. PHILADELPHIA, Will effectually cure liver complaint, jaundice, dysjiepsia, clirunic or nervous debility, di.-ea.se ofilie Kidneys, and all dis. eases arising from a disordered liver or stomach. Such as constipation, inward piles, fullness of bl?"d ti the head, acidity of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgtisi for food, fullness or weight in the stomach,sour eructations Milking or fluttering at the pit of the stomach, swimming oi tin* licad, hurried ami difficult breathing, fluttering at Hit heart, cbokmg or suflicating sensations when i:fa lyint posture, dimness of vision, dots or webs before tiie Sight, fever and dull pain in the head, deficiency of perspiration yellowness of the skin and eyes, pain in the side, hack, chest, limbs, &c', sudden Hushes of heat, burning in the flesh, co.utitaul imaginings ot evil and great dep.essioti ol spirts. The genuine are entirely vegetable and free from alchoholie slimulaiil syrup, aloes, rlieub.nl>. calomel, acids, and ail mineral and injurious ingredients, they are pleasant in taste and smell, and mild in their operation, nevei griping or giving anv uneasiicss, they give strength lo the whole system wmistlhey drive from .i di--a-e. i'licy can be administered to the most deheale infant with pcrleet safetv. K::.VU TilE FULI-OWLXG ARTICLE. 1: appeared m the leading German Journal of Philadelphia the "Philadelphia Deiuocial." The Editor was |R*rsoualiy acvuaiutvd with Dr. Hooflaud, and prising the services of this great man he could not quietly look UjNiu the assurance of an iinposter, without apprizing the public oi approaching danger: Cnrisiopli Wiihelm Hufdand. IS ENGLISH ' CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM UOOFLAND. * "One of the most renowned pnysicians. one of the greatest benefactors of modern times, was born at l-angen Salza', Germany, on the on the 12th day ol august 1762.? After a care In I scholastic education, he, like his father and grandfather, (two cele tinned 1 odors.) voluntarily devoted himself to the study of Medicine, at Jena and Gottingen, and in 17t)3 obtained lite degree til Doctor of Medicine, ui lite latter University. From 171)3 to 18'J1, lie olliciated as ' Professor at the University of Jena. In IsWl, he was ap( ointed Private I'ltysician to tiie wing of Prussia, Member of the Acndeuiv of Science, and upon the establish ment of tiie near College at Berlin, Professor and Court Physician by the Ministry of the interior, ilis character istir ins profoundness and deep (tenetration enabled liitn to coinbh o the liiettreltcal and practical, to unite new and old systems; pi- since m common the practical and useful, and ilia- Jraw tiie.-'-.r.nn :lie results and necessary applicable means. " It was itr. il , .::ici,?aliy, who exposed and destroyed ? the *Brow.i". - n. amen noiwithstaiidiiig the. exterior could not f..: Ina.i. uiijierlecliuns, brought to light by fio?ni.t..n - i. t.is iiii.v.ntaiil,, sound truths, and deep penetrant!!.. independent of lus practical usefulness aPbysiuian a. Pi..lessorui the iteainig an, he lias ears'" un tying tame >r hi.- siip?-rior knowledge in " Meters Me. dica' as well a- tor his mainloid works tin jurisprudence. a. "ti. ; these may be mentioned hi* world re iiowned *Mai,r".oeo!ik,'or die art of prolong"'? ''f?- '^V* tern of practical lieil.ng art" "ideas of Pathogenic,' "Journal of practical Medicine," drc. ile t,as besides ad this, gained eternal lame and praise iroi" -u lie ring liuiuantly lor Uie discovery "and combination of several infallible mediciuais, a.uong which is the far ionied and jusliy celebrated ] compound, known sis Dr. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. Tiie application ofaciduous earth for the cure of Sul-. pliuric disease*. The celebrated Diaphoretic remedy? and numerous invaluable recorded recipes. After tlse celebration of his iifteeutb jirofessional festivity in IjJ33, upon which occasion t!;e King of Prussia honored him Willi Pie insignia of the Order of the Crues of the Bed Eagle, and many other Kcyal OrJers and murks of distinction, he diyii on the tioili day of August, Itvfci, (as the King of Prussia's private Medical Councellor.) without any legitimate male lieir orotlsoriag. ' Dr. C. M. Jackson of Pltiladelyliia, iias liad the means of octaiiuiig-the geuutiiiieii recipes ofttie great nieuicol couucciiur'C'hristh(>e Wilhel lluteiaud,' uudt lie.-e iuvaluable medicines are prepared Willi the ntniosl care at lite German Medicine Store* The bitter mixture: Huoflatid's tierman Bitters, is the result ol many years study and experience by the great inventor, and known and prized in Europe as an iniuliiable remedy for tiie cure of Liver compliant, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, <5to. Dr. C. .w. Jackson's preparation of this medicine lias obtained tiie same celebrity ui Uiis western world The testimonials and lniiuriiera-, ble coniinnalion of thousands ot tlie most severe and dilli 0011 Cases curtxi, IS ample |>r>?s ui un?. i lit: lucuinins compounded by Dr. 1: .iJ. Jackson have produced the Very effects :>nd the same happy results, which the immortal inventor indicated and intended, and consequently must be pre|<ared with scrupulous accuracy. In view of the above fects it seeias singular, that any body could have the hardihood and impudence to abuse the name of this distinguished Doctor, who died thirteen years ago. To pass off a chariitan quack preparation as the real and genuine roedi. cine, and to give a semblance r of originality by affixing a 'foe simile, of the deceased, is indeed extraordinary! 'J he public will understand what to expect, and what u> do un. dersuch circumstances." A number of (ntrmin papers copied the above and therefore entitled to our thanks. These bitters are worth the attention of invalid. Possess, ing great virtues in the rectification of diseases of the liver ami lesser glands, exercising the most searching powers in weakness and affections of the digestive organs, tlicy are withal, safe certain, and pleasant. Orixtoxs or the Philadelphia Fkl&s.?The German ' Illustrated News" says: * Our editor and others of this office have used the German Bitters, and can recommend it with confidence to onr readers. As prepared by Dr. Jockson, it fully equals if not surposses in its ctfccts upon diseased Liver and Stomacn, the fullest exnectation of the distinguished physician. The "City It*, ins" Ocuiber 16th. savs : Jov roa the Invalid.?flow many of onr readers arc afflicted with diseased liver, stoinac, or nerves ? Many no doubt. They are to be pitied, yel to all there is a cure Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters has already cured hundreds and that it will cure,and none w ho once use it will doubt, if the v use it as it is directed. It has esteblisln-d for itself an undying fame, which few have done out of the vast number that has been thrown lie fore the public. It is ni,a of ti e m ?t perfect preparations in use: and, as a Ger. man con.. m,?<ry has . aid. that as prepare ! by Ur- Jn<-k*o:i, it fulh equals, if not surpasses in its eHI-cts. in its eff-cts, the fullest representations of tliu di-tinguished physician who first compounded it. A* a spurious article is now before the public, we would caution all against using any hut that signed by C. M, Jackson and sold by bim at l'-t) Arch street. _ . ? The Camden iJeinocrat. ino best paper 111 >V est Jersey, xays. July 21. "1Ioofi,a.\l?'s German' Bittert,"-?'"We have seen many flattering .notices of this medicine, ami the sourc e front which they cortje induced us to maty; inquiry respecting its merits. Front inquiry we were pursunded to use it, nnd must say We found it specific in its action u|K>n diseases of the liver and digestive organs, and the (siwerfuc influeuoe it exerts upon nervous prostration is really surprising, if uuhifs ?i,d strengthens tl|r. nerves, bringing them into a state oi repose, making sleep refreshing: If this medicine was more generally used, w'e are satisfled there w?uld he less sickness, as from the sinniacli. liver and nervous system the great majority ofreal and itnagi. nary diseases emanate. Have then: iti a lieallhy condition, pud you can hid defiance to epidemics generally, This extraordinary medicine we would advise our friend* who are at all disposed to give a trial?it will then recommend itself. It should, in fact, he in every family." -'o other medicine can produce such evidences of merit BgWinKo* 1 qi vrKai'isrrs Wrhi* mHjoiue hiwattained thai high character which is necessary for all uiedjcine to attain lo induce counierfeiiers to put forth a spijriouss article at tiie risk of the lives of ti.nse w ho are iiiuoceutly deceived. Look wklj. to thk marks ok thk qenuink.? I hey have the written signature of ?'. JJ. JACK[SO.N iiyionthe W'rup|?-r. ami his najne lilowu in the hottie, without which tltey are spurious. For sale, wis. -ule qml retail, at the GKIiMAN JlliDit'lM) .VI' :?! :. No. ijy ,\rch street, one door below t-ixtli. late of 11 ~ !! ice streets, i'liiiadelphin. For sale in C.vmoln, l?y Jam us if, M'Kain?-Columbia by Boatwrignt <V dot?c hester II. by Ueedy it UufF. and by respectatile Uruggisw generally throughout the foiled {States. Nov. 11 29 if New and Elegant Perfumery. T ie subscriber has just received and ot ened new and c one selection o! I'erfuu.ery, Soaps, Cosmetics, &c., consisting in part, of Xvituiii k ivs iJfriny i.iiki >ai-y ? r.x i > onue u urxay Jockey Club Kdc't Jietiyusmia ' " .Mi'/iimuctie ilaul'x Emi Luxiral ' " I'atHioly " Nymph Snap " '' Vur\ iciie ' Shaving (.'ream " H'xpicl <le t aroline iRotixvd'x E".Iflite ikujUl't JCUt'flaill'H " " Low"* V\ iiiH?'ir Snap j'S'ntn^pj*r?*iit Wash U;?!]s " Shaxai'j Tablet |0,-ris 'I'imiUi I'asie also Cologne. Hose, li mey, and Lavender Water, Bay Rum, Proncli l'hiiocomb, Bear's Oil, Bear's Grease and Bret's Marrow, lor iho hair, wiih many oilier articles in the line ton numerous to mention whirii maybe had at mav 9 /< J. I)eIIA\ 'S. 250 Ptcees Of English and Amerirau printed Calicnes. amoif which evil! he found tiie newest and most elegant designs ot the season, just received at " WILSON'S PALMETTO STuRE. Planters, save your Money, All that are in want of good Negro and 1 louse s servant's Shoes, would do well to call the A'/i IV SHOE STOKE of Workman &.Boone, and examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere, LO*Good wages will ho paid for six or eight good workmen. WORKMAN & BOONE. DR. ROGERS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF | LIVERWORT AND TAR. A s:.r.! md certain cure for Consumption of tub t Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Cottons, Colds, Astiima, Pain in the >ii>k Bronchitis, Hooping Cough und ull J Pulmonar* Affections. TESTSTIOIIAI-S. Extracts from Certificates which can be seen in full by ( calling tip n the AgAs. linen afflicted with a most distJBJIj^W^untiffifc' Lungsbecame affected to such L j. a degree that I was cotilitiiinlly spitting blood ; anil heimCT under the care of an able physician, without nbtiu|Wg j r anv relief, until I procured r bottle of 1>H. llOUflns'S ' l.lVER\VpUT and '1'AJC which restored meld^rolth in j ' a vSrv shorHitne. & .. jfflSf'll. ' Cincinnati. .Nov. 5.814. * [From the Hon. Judge William Rnrk^fite Postmaster of p the city of Cincinnati for more tli^T twenty years.] Tliestatement of Justice Finch is entitled to the Oiliest confidence of the public. I can fully corroborate what he i has said, having used the medicine mvsclf with tlie most; i ; decided benefit. WILLIAM BURKE. | Cincinnati. Aueust 12.18-15. j | [Fr?n. the Wife of Rev. George W. Maley.] I have been afflicted with diseased hums for several i years; bavin* tried varimw prescriptions with little sue* | cess. At last J tried J:r. Rogers's Liverwort and Tar, . and f.'Untl great relief. I would reroinnieiul it to all who ( are suffering with diseased lungs. SARAH MALKY. i Cincinnati. August 12. 1845. i KT-The following certificate from one of the most disiin. | guished physicians in Cincinnati,is entitled lo great credit: I ( 1 leel constrained from a sense of doty to make tne fol- i lowing statement, conscious that it may appear Unprofes- j sional. Air. Charles Wade. ?f titis city, was quite low j ( with Pulmonary Consumption, for which I had been | tr-attng with less than usual success. At his request, ami j that of his Iriends. 1 permitted him to try f)r Rogers's ! Liverwort and Tar; and 1 must ronfrss that its effects j j were really surprising. After using the second bottle my^ visits were discontinued, and he was soon restored J/^si health. I doconseieniioiisly recommend my brothero titioners to prescribe this remedy in all ptilmona*' ' ' v plaints which baffle tlie orilinarv mode of trentue^I" n k WILLIAM J. UICllAlf-^5' " u' Cincinnati, Oet. 1st 181-1. aa iri<i Extract front a letter dated Jackson ' a Mr. A. L. fcovill, Cincinnati: ?r n. n? ; Dear >fir?I want von to sentf*"* 1 r ' J : a gers' Liverwort and'Tar. entirely out of . and J have constant calls for - The remarkable cures that .1 , < has made here, has rn^Pf.e^tJemai.d fnrit. . _ I Yours.d-C.. 14- >V Mil IMWIU.i, . We will now w* l'lu ,0 candidly examine the i J| afwve facto SH.V whether evidence stronger tlmn this j F ran he giveV1'" Favor of any other medicine. The above i testimoivf*'' *re From persons in good standing. who ran i be st.?ii and heard from: and from Physicians Professors j Pl^oyinsr the confidence of the people, who, alter having |< experienced the go sis elfl-rts of this medicine, have come c ' forward and conscientiously recommended it to oe used. i j, ir^Beware of Counterfeits and base Imitations..X3 r, N. B.?The genuine articles is signed, ''Andrew Ro- (j gers."on the engraved wrapper around each Isttile. s ft5"Price?Al per liottle, or six Bottles for $*">. ^dd j wholesale and retail hv SCOVlL ff MEAD. 113 Charlesst., ' between Conti and >St. Louis *ts. New Orleans. J ' Nolo (ienernl Agents for tlie Southern Slates. < -j' Sold byJ. R. MeKain. Camden ; A. Fitch, Columbia; j ! Havilanu. Marrall At Co., and P. M. Coke*, Charleston ; . Mannsel Hall, Wimisboro. June 27 25 a DR. CULLEV'S . TEUETABLE PAfACEAl! * This Medicine is wakrantkd to Ik* superior to any oih- lt er preparation of Sa rsaparilla in the world?has cored and j will cure more eases of Scrofula, or king's Evil, Consmnp- ! (. lion, Bronchitis, Erysipelas, Obstinate t.utimeous Erup- j ^ lions. Blotches, Biles. Ring Worms, and Tetter. Scald j Head. Chronic fleers. Mercurial disease, Rheumatism, J -y Neuralgia. Liver complaint. Palpitation of the Heart. I>ys. | j; pepsia. etc., than any other medicine ever discovered, and j t, Iwtice it is the best purifier of the hhssl over offered to the \ y public. Read the certificate of Mr. Brooks, and then send j \ to our Agent and get a pamphlet containing scores just as ! y strong. ISAAC BROOK'S, JR., CASE !! I M GO AND SBB ItlM AND YOU WILL SAY TUB HALF p HAS NOT HKBN TOLD ! ! We the undersigned, having visited Mr. Isaac Brooks, Ir., at the oflicc of Messrs. Rowarid A: Walton, 375 Market street. Phi la., consider his case the most remarkuble one we have ever witnessed or heard of. Hi* disease was Scrofula, and terrible must have been " >hij? twelve years'conflict with the destroyer! His Palate. ? the entire r >cf of his month. Nose. Cpi>er Lip. and lower lid of the right Eye have been destroyed, his face nearly eaten up. and part of the Jaw Bone carried away And )CI nr Mr. B. informs us that in January last, the whom interior of his mouth, as well a* most of his face, was a mas* of ! deep and painful ulcers. t On the 11th of January last, he commenced taking Dr. Cullen's Indian Vegetable Panacea, which checked the a disease in a few days, and from that time the cure has pro- o greased withont intermission. New flesh has supplied the place of the deep ulcers, and f( though badly disfigured, his face is sound and his general health is restored. We are assured that in the treatment of Mr. Brooks' ease no Mercurials, Ointments, or Caustic applications have been used,?in fact, the Panacea alone hae wrought this wonderful change. Philip S. White. Esq., J.W. Jones, M. D* Rev. John Chambers. W. .Stkei.inu, M. f). Rev. A. I). Gillette, T. P. S. Ron*. M. I). Rev.J. R. Nicholas, Jacob Frinck. M. D. Rev. Wm. Urie, S. B. Coles, M. D. Rev. E. Kincaid, J- W. Asiimead. Esq. Rev. I.kvi Brink, P. Sken Smitii, Esq. E. (Jui.LtON, fcsq. L. A. GoMKV. Esq. And thousands of others equally respectable, whose names might he added if necessary. Residence west side of Jellbrson atrret, third door from Schuylkill, running frutn Schuylkill Ninh. between !/> dlst and SpruceWholesale and retail by Rowasd & Walton, Propria, tors. N'?. til N. Nixth street. Phila.. James R. McIvain, Canvlen, BoATWRiqUr -V >l(OT, Cultiiiihiii, P, M. Cohen, Charleston A CERTAIN CUKE FOR THE PILES. I Dr. Cullt'it's liMliuti Vegftiibiv Pile 1 Remedy " Is a Domestic Preparation, which has been used with en- " tire success for many years, Being an internal medicine, it has decided preference over out ward applications, which are hut plativ'es, and not curatives. This medicine gcta upon the diseased parts, producing healthy action, pud a permanent cure?which we warrant, or refund the money. Wholesale and retail, by Rovvnud Walton, prnprit tors, 21 N. Sixth street, Phila., James R. McKaiu, Camden, Bouiwrighiaud Miot,Colurnhia. P. M, Coheti.Charleston. OR, CULLER'S INDIAN VI3UGT.1- f' RLE RRJIEDY. n NO C HUE NO PAY. P Read l'hijsicinns Opinions of ils Virtues. . I have prescribed the rIiovn Medicine jrt several cases o, n.: \( -l?l i M T euliiliu nn.l ' t umaiy TUiiniiu i/iPwirc? MMM ?/> r............. the effect has Iku;? strikitiuly Itetiefh-iul; so much so its to K induce tpe in continue i.s use in st|ch ease* w itlt much satin, faction, li is guiittrally acrotjahh* to the taste of inttmiitM. John a, klkintox. aj. n. No, J (hi N'. Fifth Sirtioi. Philadelphia. June 12, 1h-i6, Iliave prescr|i|eil ' Dr. CulltuiV Remedy"in ntany casus o of (Jonorrhuia, m,d found it toef'eet a cure in a vervsltoH litne. A. WAU.SON. AJ* I>. Corner Twelfth and Ship|Miips|s. Wholesale and retail hy itowund and Wal'ou, nrnpriotors. No. 21 N. Sixth street. I'ltila.. Jtitiies II. Alckuiti, i Camden. Houtwright and .Mint, (.'olutuhia, 1*. AI. Cohen, .. Churlestoi), | T i> iT7 crX l k x* s INDIAN VE(JE'FaHLK SPECIFIC FOR j P FEM A LE CO M PL \ I NTS. j ? This .Medicine is a Voire table Preparation. and farsitf j j{ passes HootaVs Fills in all cases in which ihev are recoup | (j mended* Hundreds of Females whose constitutions lmvo ] (j Iteett been broken down, have been restored to |ierfep| j r;l health hy the Use of this invaluable medicine. It is en, >s; tirclv harmless in jt< o|iumtioti. and may he. taken with peri feet safety at any time. ! j> Wholesale and retail hy Kowantl ami Walton, propria, h| tors. No. 21 N. Sixth stroot. i'ltila.. James It. AlcKuin, Camden. IP a: wright and Alio!, Colouibia, P. AI. Colieit, (| Charleston. .Inly |H 2i> _ If Important Remedy* < MtTCflKIX'S KYI? SAf.VK, ' A certain, safe and effectual care Jar Sore, Weak and Inflamed Jtyes, designed expressly for diseases of <| .1. f.'.. liir Jiyc, _ The unparalleled kin-its which Iisis attended llie use of his preparation. and the aeknnwh dgt-d necessity fur some article which can he relied ii|mn. us u remedy in severe rases of < >|il I tit I n,|i t utn-r-t m >nu w hieli are so prei uletit ill this country, imltire the Proprietor to make arrangement* p through his Agents, to place this Salve within tin- rent It of |j every itiiliviiluiil who may need the benefit* which result .. froin its use. The great advantages |tnssessed hy ihisarlicle over every " other,its('c.iiT,*is'i'V. Suktv. Cnvvk.MKNChaud Kcovomv. All I'liysiciatis admit ilmt ureal danger is to he apprehend-'d from drugging the eye wle-n in an inflamed and unhealthy state. In tie- i|-c of this naive thin ohjeotion is entirely removed, as no harm ran possibly resplt from its use: it hcinu. in all cases applied to the external |sirtioiis I( of the eye; thereby avoidil)C all the inconvenience, pain and danger, which necessarily attends the iiilrudllctioii of any pungent article into the eye. ts activity in subduing inhumation is so great thai bat few cases require the use of more than one bottle to cllect n a perfect cure. J. R. MrKAIN, A?rcnt for Camdon. Htice. : Rice of the new crop, forRa'e by ' Oct 17 tf- JAMES McEWEN. i LOOK IIEKE, INVALIDS! Dr. Reefer's Sarsaparilla Panacea: For ihe permanent eurc and removal of all diseases arising (roin impurities of the blood, or linbitofthe body vix; Chronic diseases of the eliest, consumption, Bronchitis, catarrh, pleurisy, scrofula in all its forms, letter, scald* head, blotches of the face, chronic diseases of the stomach liver, iind skin, cataneous eruptions, white swellings hipjoint affect ion, deep seated pains of the lames, swelling of the joints, ulcers, syphilitic disorders, mercurial and nil Hereditary predispositions. Females suffering frotn obstructions,sallow complexion. nervousness, ie? wilt-find ffie Panacea an elegant remedy for their removal. Purif ying the Blood. Nearly every individual now burdened with disease nd shut out from the most of the pleasures of this life, as eell as oppressed with an intolerable loud nflwth mental nd physical suffering, and doomed perhaps to enter an a rly grave; might have lived long, Imppy and useful life, had they but taken pro|>ei pains to preserve their health. To preserve health is easy; to restore it diflicult and often impossible. The olii adage, " An ounce of preven-^K live is Worth a pound of cure, should be the polar sj^ of every cute's actions in relation to henlth. If generally is the result of a violation ol physicaLi^^eS< lecting vegetative life?nine-tenths of all ohruj^j,,,],. ra. ? ?reso? then it follows asu consequence th^p|ial t|,js lional means of cure is through the ,r,ml ti.;M -o. facts clearlvsr.yw. That disea^^ ,ullv (le. . ourre are curable hy ALTKRATmfJ^',,,,, t() |)f, a,ni(l. tnonstmtes. Header il tt is yygTy()(J |mVe a reme(Jy in rg w ith any of the a!^ne *Jj|Rp|Kiini your most sanguine ie anacka that w ill ami re?|h)nsil)le per- 11 xpectations. Kernel\tir e ,ontells you _^delails, etc.. see circulars tu hands 1 >f agent*.' '}%/&' larfc'? h,,ulc; 0 houle" ,or C ^/r? IltTICI'S ^"Ufiii Am d/ * '',e rt'infiliex before tin* public, this standi. _ * 5fiontin incipient consumption, Bronchitis, catarrhs. _ hoarseness, whooping cough, pleurisy, spitting of <nod. and ftirall affections of the pulmonary organs occaioncd by cold- T?o much praise cannot be bestowed nj?n this remedy, and the proprietor urges any one afflicted ,'itli any of the above complaints to secure it at once, it i warp.intcd to cine or no pay. Price only 50 cents. Dr. Heeler's Cordial and Carminative. Every family, whether rich or jss>r, who values health nil all its blessings, should have this invaluable remedy t hand. It is infinitely the nest remedy known for dirrlnra. dysentery, c holera morbus, cholera infantum, nlic, flatulency, griping, pains, cramp, etc., and foj all g j.eases of the stomach and bowels caused by teething. a 'lie numerous testimonials from physicians and others. . .solicited. have given it a reputation as firm a> adamant. ' rice 25 cents per bottle. Dr. kcclcrN Vermifuge Syrup . This remedy is pleasant to the taste, harmless to the ntient. and all powerful in destroying and removing all 8 bids of worms from the body. It is wit limit doubt tin* heapest and he>t worm destroying medicine before the ttblic. and will, if administered according to directions, move llieiii within live or si* hours after taken. The ose is small, r.nd encli buttle contains twice as much as unilar remedies. Price only 25 cents per bottle. Dr. Heeler's Liver and Sanative Fills. AltluMich (tot recommended as a " cure all," yet they re the mildest and best remedy to remove constipation, t iuudicr,dys<pcpsia, biliousness, nervousness, foul stomach. ^ eadache, indigestion, etc, l.'nlike other purgative meicines. they leive the bowels always relaxed, consequenty are the proper medicine for females and persons leading sedentary life. Price 25 cent*. Dr. Heeler's Rheumatic Lotion. A jn<tly Celebrated external application for pains of the host, tiettraluia, headache.sprains, bruises, ticdoloreaux, tvrlliug of the joints, rheumatism, gout, sciatifi, and lor II disorders wherein a sedative and rchefacient remedy is pplicable. Prire 371 cents jter bottle. All the above celebrated and extensively used mediums are prepared and sold wholesale and remit, 2'Jl farket street. Philadelphia. Agent for Camden. A. J. DkIIAY- Also for sale by P. I. Cohen, Charleston; Boatwright fc Miut, Columbia; Hack & Khney. Orangeburg; D.ivega Si Bennett, Cites rfield ; Mallett & Bmnson. Sinnterville ; .M. Strange, ibbeville iJist.; F. T. Ooode, Ecgcfield; 11. C. Griffin, 'am bridge ; Wardlaw & Dendy, Abbeville; J. C. (Irillln, tnilersoa, and by I iruggists generally tlironghout the State, fSee circulars for testimonials of the highest charac?r, retting "forth the virtues of each article, invaluable to lanters of the South. Nov 5) 45 n For The Winter Campaign. t The subscriber has recently returned front P Iharlcston, where he has been engaged in select, ig and purchasing hisj Fall and Wintcrsupply of >riiss Chemical*. Patent Medicine*, Paint*, Oils Dye 'tuffs and Window LI la** ; Soap*, c Brushes Perfumer., Spicc* and i Fancy Articles, ( Vhich he will dispose of on the most liberal tnrms ltd to w hich lie respectfully invites the attention f Physicians, Planters and dealers generally. He is now the regularly appointed agent for the allowing valuable Preparations viz: Collier's Remedy for Diseased Horses, Allen's Compound for Dyspepsia, Eppings' .Varsaparilla and Queen's Delight, r* i t i n il.. uranareui e i'iiis, Keelcr's carminative Cordial, " rough Syrup, " Rlmmatic I/Oiion. I M Vermifuge Syrup, a M Liver and Sanative Pills, &.c. &c. ?? ? Jayne's Expectorant, t Alterative, c " Sanative Pills, 44 Carminative Balsam, Townsend's Sarsaparilla. Wivtar's Balsam Wild Cherry, Rocho's Embrocation. 'eler s, 8 oncer's, Moffat's, Lee's, Gordon's, s V right's and Beckwith's Pills; Ayer's Cherry a 'ectoral, lujubc Paste, Moreluund candy, with lany other articles in the lino too numerous to lenlion, may bo had at 7,' J- DEHAV'S, Oct 17 Nearly opposite Masonic Hall. Victims of Dyspepsia! p LOOK IIEKE!! v i)r. alij:ns compound. This Mcdicino is oflcrod to the public generally om a full poiivicliuu thai it is superior to any other ow in use, fortjio cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Comla jut, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness, &c. p Prepared only bv the Proprietors, G? W. AL- ' ,KN, M. I)., Philadelphia, and J. A. & W. L. a LHVELAND, fto.'d(J7 King Street, Charleston, <1 !t?. C'ft. fi QJ' Nono Genuine unless signed by Dr. G. W. LLF.N, and countersigned by J. A. &. W. L. I ILEVELAND. The b< ttles having the words ' Allen's DvsfEgTic Mcnjcisp, Pl?i|a-," blown n the glass. Solq Agent forjjCamden, 'I 7. J. DeIIAV, '< Nearly Opposite Mrsonic Hall. " 8epl ft Bfi ly ^ )rogs, Medicines and Perfumery, The subscriber lias jii?t received u fine assortment of nrfninery and fancy Articles, comprising Farnia*', Hmis. dV and I'rrvost's (?<>|ileii Hell Colognes; j,a\eniler Wnr. Oito of Hoses. tine Aromatic Vinegar. I.iiliiu.s and missel's l'.n tracts <?f West r.nil,Jockey t hlh, Jonny l.ind. itroiiclla i'n/.ie, Boiu|iiei tie Caroline!; Kan l.i,viral. Hoar's lil. Hitinloliiui. I'liilocnnie. genuine .Macassar Oil; (?oiimil's Italian inmlicated n. Transparent Wash Halls, nml Hulls. Hose, Alnmiul, Wiial'-or and N'vinpl) snap: having < renins; Mem Fun. I.ilv While, ltose Toot-i * osie. ciiiu|ihuraied I'eiiiifrice; llair. tooth, nail, flesh and inviag Brushes: Ivory and Hone limtiiis. ,t'r. ^r. l[orelmi|ui| candy,(hint I.ovouikk*, Ve.ist Powder in holes, Flavouring Kurorts nt all kinds, Sjiices, Ac. Ac. AJ^U . Constantly on lifttid, a complete n*Kortinent of Drug*, 'hrtninHlf. 1'nintH. Oil*. Window <iIntiH. Patent nnd 'lmni| woman Medicine*, Surgical Instrument*, Perfume(iiirdi-n Seed*. A,-, Kr < ?rd. rs from n di*tni|ce earn fully parked, und llis naliiy of every article mid warranted. (Id lit .IAMKS K. McKAIN. YJKJST~PO WpjERS. Those I'owdkks arc an entire substitute for in all culinary purposes, having been irn- I1 rnveil by a recmit hetnical Discovery, by which hey arc rendered pcrleclly harmless to the Dvsoptic as well a* the epicure, nnd are essentially cceaeary in promoting a healthy digestion. For sale at J. DEI I AY'S, Nearly Opposite Mnponir Hall. Steady Made Clothing. Just received, a well selected stock of Heady incle Clothing, pucIi as, Super, cloth ('oats; puper. Overcoats do Shad Overcontp; Hound skirt Coats ~ do Drab and Heaver Overcoats Black and lancy colored Hants do Satin and Valencia Vests Colored Merino Vests Short and Long Flushing Coats Blanket Coats, he. sept. 11. II. LEVY h SON A JVciv Foil and Winter Goods The subscribers having received their supply new Fall and Winter Goods, now offer them sale low lor cash, or in exchange (or country p duce- They consist in partus follows : London Lulttle Blankets, yr Cassinieros aim Sattinels, Kerssys and I'laid Lin/cys, l'la.d Jeans and Tweeds, l^pUM| of eVer Blue, White and Brown^^ description, English an ^'"^ff^Jescriptions, Ila..dkercluel^LSo n , JTRcntucky Bagging, a heavy articl r j^Tbest Philadelphia Bale Rope, l,j5?lphia 3 ply Twine, iffscovado and New Orleans Sogars, >*Kio, Java and Cuba Coffees, Cuba and New Orleans Molasses, Mackarel, new, Nos. 1. 2 and 3, Liverpool Salt, etc. etc.. all of which will I; old on the most accommodating terms by GEO. S. DOUGLAS & CO. Camden, Oct. 10 41 tl Dress Goods. A very complete and carefully selected assor aeutol strined and figured Worsted Goods, prin (I Cashmere anil Moueselaine Dresses, all recen y imported from France and England. Also? lioico lot of Satin striped Mousselaines, at 25c. i wiso.vs Palmetto store. Keady >Iade Clothing, Buainess, Frock and Dress Coats, Single and Double-breasted Vests, in grea est variety. Overcoats, Cleaks, &c. &.C., To be had at the very lowest prices at A. >1. As R. KENNEDY'S. Kegi'o Cioths and Blankets. A large assortment of the above Goods, pttrcha id ill ..New York previous to the advance, for sa .s low as they can be purchased in Charlesto \y h. levy 61 son. October 10 41 tf Carpeting', Flour Cloths and Rugs, fi ale at a reduced price bv Nov 14 E. W. BONNEY. New Codfish For sale by J. CHaRLESVVORTIJ. To Kent or Sell, That new Store and Dwelling House, oppnsi he Episcopal Church. The Dwelling and Sto vill be rented scjtarately il required. Apply to JAMES McEWEN. August 15 33 tf DeKalb Facory. 31 and33 inch Cotton Osnsburgs, 4-4 30 " Osnaburgs, made expressly order for Cotton Picking Sheets. SPUN YARN, o? all numbers, and warran cd of excellent quailty. For 6ale wholesale anil retail l>v W. ANDERSON 4- CO. September 5 3'? tf Boys' tlotliii)?, Handsome Patterns and neatly made, for sale I E. W. DON N E Y. Atlcntioii. A further supply of Groceries just receivi riaking my slock complete. Those wishing iuy, have only call and 1 am satisfied w ill go awi leased with their bargains. GERALD'S Grocery*. Dec? 13 V. 51) Reasonable Goods. Tlie subscriber lias just received a good supp if Fresh Goods, suitable for the treason, consistii ii part of various articles for Ladies Dressc Jalicocs, at all prices, brown and bleached llom ipun, &c.., together with a good assortment I Gentlemen's wear, and a great variety of otln irticles. also?? A stock of choice Groceries, all of which I vill sell as low as they can he had in the plac ind to which he respectfully invites the atUntii if purchasers. J. CHARLESWORTH. April 25 17 tf Wick* and Glasses. The subscriber has just received and opened arge and select assortment of Solar, Cattipiiii ind other Lamp icks. Glasses, &c. a lso ?pertn and Solar Oil which he oilers for sale c he most reasonable terms for cash or punctui mstomers. /<. J. I' ft! IA Y. yearly Opposite Masonic Ha April 4th, 1840. tf 14 To 31 liters. The subscriber keeps constantly on hand a fu ;tipply of Quicksilver, which he wi/1 dispose of i i very small advance on Charleston prices. /. J. DKH.W, Oct 17 yearly nppnsi'r Masonic Hal Notice to Hunters. Tho highest pricos Will he psi?l in rush, for a ;amn, viz: Venison, Woodcock', Partridge, Snipi villi Turkey, utc. Clt'. by calii'ig on (Jiu Mae,; Nov. 7. _ OUR HOUSE. BY P, R0BEES0N, The subscriber hogs loav# t?? state, that ho i re pa red to make tip lotliiug at tijo sliortost. t|o ice, ma neat and I'ashionabm style, and warutui Jit. With his knowledge of tl.c Business ami isposition to pie.ise, ho ctlicits a call front hi riends generally, may 9 tf 19 Plinlon's Chemical Hair invls orator, To prevent. lUl-DNKSs. ami to restore the hai liat lias fallen off of bamme 1 hi it, and to cure el 'dually Scurf or Dovlrijl'. Prepared and sol nly by Edward Phalor, IS' ?. 01 Broadway, N. V \ Irpsh supply ju-t received and lor sale by J. Dr.Il AY. Nearly Opposite Masonic I [all New (?'00(b. A general assor'un*(it of DRY coons, HARDWARE, GROCERIES. ?Ve. Received hy W. ANDERSON <fc CO inthi'iiiile./i'S (?l?ve<i and Itibhons Lace (,'olUrs and Clmnczcltcs, " Cuts, Worked rritnminjjs, with a handsome assort moot <?l 'I'llroad I'Mgings, and Inserting!' Ladies colored Kid and Silk Gloves, (lap aid linn net Ribbons, Belt and Neck do &(' , to he had at A. M. A: R. K10 N.N ELY'S. Sept 21 39 tf_ A. M. & R. Kennedy \\7r*i !.I ill tlin nI f mil inn nt f Iiimr t rinml< n n/1 tin nblieto their a>-sorlmcut of Cliths, Qassimeres, Doeskins, Veotlngs Cravats, Gloves, Mnrino Vests, Dress Shirts Knglisli llall llose. Gloves, etc. etc, whicl cannot he surpassed for style and plioapncss SBals, Caps, &.c. Latest style 1'lack Mats A full assortment of youth's and children* Caps. Htispcndcrs, Cravats, etc, To be foyud :?t A. M. <fc R. KFXNI'DY. Oysters, Oysters, Oysters, Low lor cash money and noihinn else. j\S. c. McKENNA. C. MATIIKSON, \\ A N K A ( E N T. T HIS OLI) STAND OPPOSITE D^Vls' HOTEL " MPW^ots, Shoes, and Shoe-Stock, * f ^ "SlTUibscriber has received hiB usual supply of for Shoe8 an(' Shoe-stock, togeiher with Trammelling Trn.ks, carpet Bags and Valices, all of ' which he o lie re as low as they can be purchased f. in this market, and respectfully invites the public to examine the same. His s;ock consists in part as follows.? (] Gentlemen's fine calf Pump Boots nl y Welted do " " " Waterproof do " *' " Pegged do p "Pegged , do JJ " " Penned Waieproot do " " calf Waterproof Bootees c* , " " " Welled do d' " " Pegged Bootees c Congress Boois Patent leather Bootees, new style Over Shoes Ladies' Black English Kid Mips * " Wl'iie do do do 8i " Black French Kid Sli()s and Ties " *' America*! do do do _ , >e " " French Morocco Walking Shoes " " " Kid do do s " . " " trancin Gaiters a " " " " colored Gaiters ^ " " Easting Walking do ' Over Shoes Jlisscs black ami colored Gaiters a . " '* " Morocco Boots " " Kid Slips and Ties f" " Over Shoes t- " School SluK*s and Bootees .a " Colored Slips and Ties Boy's fine calf Boots " " Bootees " Kip Pegged Boots ? Bootees . Together with a great variety of Children's Shoes, some -1 new patterns. t. ALSO Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valices. A Mo Men's anil Boy's fine Cloth Caps. A LSO Calf, Lining and Binding .Skins, Kip Skins, s. ; Harness Leather, Upper and Sole Leather, le Together with every article used in the manufacn, ture of Boots and Shoes. GEO. ALDEiN, Workman & Boone ? Respectfully invite the attention of the public ] ,r to their extensive assortment of Boots and iflioes. ] Men's fine calf stitched Boots, Men's fine calf pomp Boots, Men's fine calf water proof cork, superior, do do do do do quilted do ? i .*. i in M i 1 do (Jo ao sincneu jsooiees, no. i, do do do do do No. 2, ? do do do stitched welt do No. 1, 1 re do do i:o do do No. 2, do do do do Congress Boots, No 1 do do do pegged pump Boots. < _ do do do do half welt Boots. do fine kip pegged half welt Boots, do do calf do Bootees, pump, to do do do do do halt welts, do do kip do do do it. Boys' fine calf pegged Bootees, pump, j do do do do half welt*, do do kip do do do do kip pegged Bootees, heavy, Youths' fine calf pegged Bootees, pump, do do do do half weft, do fine kip do do do Ijy do do do do heavy, Ladies' Boolt and Shoes. ? Indies' fine Silk Gaiters, variegated, : 1 do do do black and colored, | I ed do fine lasting do black t to do do half do black pump, I t ay do do half do do welt, ) do fine kid T:es and Slips, do do do and Buskins, welt, do fine goat Boots and do do ? do do calf do do Misses' kid Slips and Ties, j ly do kid Buskins and Ties, welts, g do calf do welts, (s, do ntorocco Buskins and Boots, welts, ^ e- do do Boots, pump. j or Children's Boots and Shoes assorted. er \ t.so : Many other Gentlemen's and Ladies' Boots and Shoes, too numerous to mention. If ! at.W:? r c' I 5000 Pairs Negro Shoes, : "l i Russet and Black, at a very small .advance, as 1 | quick sales and light profits is our motto. % a _ I Also, the finest.assortment of Trunks Valise*, Carpet Bags Hah | and Caps i That can be found in the .surrounding country Call and von will be satisfied?three doors below ' lie Bank of Camden, East side. "?; Fancy Goods, Toys, &c, (II ? The subscriber is now opening a large ami beautiful assortment of ^ Vases, Toilet Bottles, Toys, Perfumery, and Fancy Goods, Consisting in part, of the following: r M V.1SES. [ it i Ruby vases, enamelled and gilt: blue vase*, enamelled j I | and gilt; green vases, cm glass and gilt; white vases, en- ^ i arnelled and gilt: silver vases, with marble stands; gold va- i f | ses with marble stands; damask vases; china vases, ls;au- i* I. i lifiilly dowered and g|f?- I Toilet Bottles. I Ruby rdnctics. enamelled and gilt; bine colognes, enam F " idled and gilt; green colognes, enamelled and gilt; crystal 3, colognes, of various (niterns; china colognes, of various J it patterns; French colognes, with gilt tojw. Combs. (1 ' F Shell side combs; shell tnrk cnmlrs, carved: shell twist , j (iimiiIis; horn side combs: horn tuck combs: born twist _ j combs; Imllido tuck ftn I twist comic-: ivory dressing mini*; [ B bullalo dressing c?iith?; hyrti dressing eomlis; ivory tine I limtlt cuntbs I ^ Bask Is. 's Painted chJiin baskets; white bisque baskets; t">* straw j ! bnsketsi painted straw baskets; straw bags, witll Covers; I ,, ? ' pr.it pet I straw bags, without covers; work baskets. t Porte JEo miles. Porto mutinies. steul bound; initio tuoiuiius. Turkey mo. " roeeo; porle mutinies, lh|ssii,n lyatljer; porte ninnnies ino< ! l rocco gjlt, Battle*. r llorw neorri rattles; vegetable ivory rattlus; coral rattle*, : four and six bells. V Marbles. tt Common marbles; common marbles polished; agate mar, l< r Ides; agate in-i.liles, imitation; china marbles, painted; j] largo marble*. ) Pipes. ? t'hitiir pijics, wr.islon pi|ies; fancy p||V>s. Premh Confectionary. (tnm dro|is; bonbons envelo|ies; rlragees tie verdure; jelly cakes; cbryslalised rings; cordial drops; cosiupies; cosaques rjcho; l.oiiliuijs ||eurs; almonds, fine lenton; almonds, line roso, , Toys, iV Wax dolls, fixed glass eves, wax dolls, moving^lass eves; Jointed dolls, assorted; kid dolls assorted; tin gigs; cartS: " horses; cows; dogs; slii:n|u race horses. A'e.; (ioiiinir.il and ' fine toys; glass toys; drums, large ui|d small; tji| pistols and ~ guns; cups and saueurs. tin; cupg and sagcer*, w<ss]| doininos; lotto games; gln-s toy tumblers; glass toy loin?i|: . tides; bolieinian tumblers; glass pitchers ami i.rtsjnx, f _ n t.i Steel pen?: ml) pens; magniUU ni)|)U|i) pens; (Jill mm mi* vcr |H'ii Imlilers. ,Vr. ? Tostrtlier wiili ;i large mill new slock of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty, Brushes, and nvery article Iisunlly kept in a Onijf Store. All tlusirjrig to gratify their giiml taste. will please call (} - at'niii.n. Physician*. ('mmtry Merchants anil Planters. J \yill tinil it ileciikiilly tn I In* ir advantage to give us :i call before purchasing elsewhere. 0 Oct.;*). FRANCIS L. ZKMI*. Mourning Cioods, ?Scc a J list received front New York, a fresh sup* il ply of Jllacii Bnmhipiii Alpacha R ' .Mousse I in Also-?Blurk und Fancy Cafslmees 11 ? Vest; rigs 01 White Satin do McDOWAM, & COOPER. Nov. 2^. c< Frcsli Huck wheat. Boxes Ruck wheat, Raisins, and Almonds Citron, Mate,Cloves and Nutmegs l'ickles, in pint, quart and hall gallon jars. With a general assortment of fresh Groceries, just hi recoived by U, LEVY & SON. D f ? Cheering Intelligence! War Commenced, And the victory will be given to all who desire > save money in the purchase of Boots Shoes, fats and Bonnets, by calling at the OLD ESTABLISHED STORE, Opposite the Bank of Camden, and one door north ^ f AJ. Drucker & Co., where 1 have nowooeried 821 PACKAGES !mhracing every style and fashion, for the Fall ade. The stock has been laid in at the lowest I ash prices, and manufactured particularly to or- J er, and I am determined to sell to those huying (or I ash, at least 15 percent, less than are asked for 1 le same kind at the credit stores. REMEIUBEK, J Jo profits put on for bad debts, which must neces- J arily occur with them. 1 jiaving oeen many years engaged in the Shoe rade, the public may rest assured that no pains 1 hall be spared to keep up such an assortment and I t suoh prices as will Conduce to the interest of all 1 a step in and judge for themselves betore purchaing, as goods will be freely shown, whether sales * re made or not. in part: 500 pairs men's goat, calf, kip and seal Boots, nt ?200 to 87.00 300 pairs men's goat, calf, kip and seal Bootes, at 81.00 to ?3.00 50flkpair men's stout calf, goat, kip and seal do 75c. to 81.50 - . 000 pairs women's various kinds leather Boot* and Buskins at 50c. ?1:25 300 pairs women's various .\inda morocco Ties and Buskins, at 37c. to $100 75 pa;rs ladies' black and colored Gaiter Boots, at 81.00 to ?1.75 100 pairs ladies' Mark and colored half Gaiter , Boots, at 62c. ?1.00 300 pairs ladies' best Philadelphia kid Ties anxl a walking at ?1.00 to $1.50 f 7(K) p-irs children's leather and morocco Boots, i at 13c. to 75c. l 3oy's and misses' Boots and Shoes, a great varie- i rictv, at 50c. to $1.50 ' . 1500 pairs Negro black and russet Brogans, at 50c f to ?1.13 1000 pairs southern make Stitchdowns, which will be tilted 'o measures at a small advance. Hats and Caps. * Extra fashionable Nutria, Moleskin and Satin leaver, with all the various kinds of drab and bl'k iroad and narrow brims, l'lalina, Buena Vista, Angola, and 75 dm&n men's and boy's Wool, either >y the jfozen or at rptail. Boh net*. Leghorn, Tuscan, Open Work, Madina, Willow ej-c. for ladies and misses, trimmed and untrimmedl Sole and Upper Leather, Calf and Lining Skins, Trunks, Carjtet Bass and Shot Maker's Tools, of all kinds, > thvays on hand. To say that 1 sell exclusively southern manufar. :urod Shoes, made by southern workmen, of south. ?rn J *<ther, 1 do not protend, but 1 am ready at ill times, to get up any description to order, as low is they can be bad at any other shop. WANTED?Six or eight good workmen J. S. McCADDON. PA report having gone out, circulated liVZZr by crtnin interested persons, that I had eft Camden, it. becomes me to say, under my own land, that it is not so. lor 1 am here, and intend to cmain, at the old stand, to give my best and undivided attention to customers. When 1 m*end to eave, tine notice will be given. A. BURR. i Negro Shoes andBrogans! f 6,000 pairs Negro Shoes and-Brogans, sewed ? ind pegged, mostly of my own manufuctuse, which' offerat a Jess price then tlie same quality of shoe tan be purchased,of nortliern work. I would also gl tall the attcntionof purchasers to my fine Boots I ind Shoes of every description, all of which I of- I er as low as they can be pt/rchased in this or any 1 ither market. G. ALDEN. Fresh Fall and Winter Goods. Tin- subscribers are now receiving a complete assortment of (iUOUS, which have been purchased at the ?nrrb with (Treat care, and which are offered for sale on heir ifstial accormnotiating terms. Thcjr comprise in part,, s fi.llows? _ Blankets: "egro Kerseys and Plain* Superfine rench black Cloth Invisible reri do Blue brown do Superfine colored Fancy Caesiinere* French Mack Diw-skin do ,4 Fashionable Fancy Vesting* White, red ami yellow Flannels, assorted Saitinets; all wool Plains Super, and medium silk-warp Murk Alparca* Black Rotnhazines. assorted Survr. hlaek and colored French Merinos do Fancy Toile do Paris, for Lo'H?s' wear Plaided anil stri|)?:d Alpnccas Hack ffro tie Rhine Silks; elegant fig'd chnmeh'nft Silks Hegnnt plain chamelion Silks Embroidered .Muslin Dresses; Elegant French Cashmeres dajmificent LarcCnpes; Infant's Robes and Bodies 'reneli worked Collar*and Cap*"* litslin Inserting* and Edgings; .Muslin Dresses ,iuen cambric ll'dkfs.; Kid and silk Cloves feek and Belt Ribbons: French and English Ginghams jewing silk Frintre for Mantilla* English and American Cnliei.es \ f tKso 1 llearhed and imblcnrhcil Homespun*. of every description i ?'njwr Lonof loth: Apron Cliocks; Bed Ticks fexiean Plaids; I'faid and ?tripril. Homespuns I himitiire Dimity ami Furniture Fringe 'ninnxK utafiers: i ante t iniiix ? iir<l*t?yc and SicotHi Diapers; Calicoes of every quality. CARPETI.VfiS. t'cff patterns Three 1'ly (.'ar|*'lin^s do coper i)n do Venetian do i!'> DriiirgcU do (leant and assorts! worried and 'Tufte Mlu^s \Citt?A variety of other art it-lex. Sept. II. I.KVY A SOy. 31 ore 3icw Goods! I am now oponinjr ittothcr supply of Fancy loods, Clothing and Crockery. Customers are in- / itcd lo call, as every aricla will bo nfthred at unKttal low prices, Anionjj the assortment will bo >und a rich lot of Ladies' Dress Goods, (Iloves, lelts, Laces, Shawls. Ac, Anxious tn dispose pf te abevo Goods before the ne? year, groat induce, ten's will be hold out. F. \\\ now FY. Sew Rabins, Nor sale Ly K. W. HOW FY. Philadelphia lade Calf and (lottl Walking Shoos I Kid Ties pud Slippers, just receivedLy. W. ANDKRSON k CO. Cotton Hope, .Suitable for Plow Lines, Red Cords, Olo?he?A inos, 4'C, of a superior quality, and of ourowt, lauulacturc. Wltolesale and Retail by W. ANDERSON k CO. M*gars, segn's. I Just i'oeeive.1 a suporior lot of Rio Hondo nn<j a onsnlncinn Spjjars. II. LEW & SDN. I Le<itU<>i'. I .Solo. Hand, Harness and ITpppr Leather. Also?Calf and Kip Skins, choice quality g lanufaclured and sold hv " ' W. ANDERSON CO. loin lV?RAM, ' crcivlng & Forwanlin? MerrliHiit and IkinkApcnt, CAM 1) F.N, 8. C. All business entrusted to liim fait'nfully attend J to, 011 moderate tortus. Cash for Rurk, j We will contract for Hark at lit rate of $3 & 3rd. cash?or -$8 in Trade. ^ j W. ANDERSON cj- CO. ?A ?Va ch, 7th, IS Ifl 10 tf 1 Found. 1 A gold Pencil which Die owner can l.avc by doscri. fl ng, and paying for this advertisemn.t. Applv sit fl tckalb Factory to WILEY MALDNE. fl