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faithfully conducted adventure come in last for losses, gains, or liabilities, as the case may l>e. 1 J J iL. 1 A ,* UovoVinf i mil persiiancu uiui me oiuuaiiiuucn) uaiv uv taken tliis view of the matter. No administra! tio:i of its affairs could be expected in a few years to pay for seven millions of dollars worth of property with on^y three millions of dollars to commence upon. This would be unprecedented, no skill could hope for it. There is about 39,000 shares, or less than ! 3,000,000 of dollars paid, and near that whole amount was paid for the Hamburg road. The late President of the Company estimates the property at about $7,000,000, and the debts at over S3,000,000. Taking this estimate as correct, nothing has been lost; there is an annual nett income of over 400,000, or upwards of 13 j>er cent, on the amount of stock held. In the discussion on the report alluded to nhove, ana in tnc report iisen, it seemeu m me as if 110 one was over desirous to call in the $*2T), if there was any other way to relieve the Company from their embarrassments, and thus enable its business to go on successfully. My particular attention being directed to the whole subject,'as a citizen of the State of South Carolina, and us one. incerely desiring the good f all the (Kirties co :c rued, I beg leave to submit, with the utmost deference, to the Directors and Stockholders the following suggestions, which strike inv mind as worthy of consideration, and if carried out cannot fail to place this cherished enterprise, this great Carolina undertaking, on a solid basis. Let the Stock of nearly 1,000,000 now in the S. VV. rail road hank be transferred to'the road. Wind up the Bank itself, for it is a useless appendage to the road, and quite unnccssarv to r the trading community of Charleston. And j then the 34,000 shares -held now in the road j and bank, which cost 100, will he bona-fide | rail road stock, and the 4,000 shares at 875, | >e raised to 8100 each :fs the parties see ! proper; if they remained at 875 make the dividend in proportion. This plan, or something lilrn if u-milsl mtikp flip rfnclf rfpnipillilp. unable or unwilling to pay up the balanccTof $25, could sell out at or above par, and the investment being then a good one, purchasers M ould soon make it full. 'Illis arrangement would effect to do away with the mongrel rail road and rail road Bank Stock all the Stock would be rail road Stock, and all the Stockholders have one interest, and no more payments be required. All the money subscrilied lor rail road should lie |>|>licHi to rail road purposes. Place the road on this fair, firm footing, and k ihust become the very best stock in the country, with an annual grossi ncome of about 1000000, which will increase every year, all the debts can be paid off in good time and six per cent dividends made upon the capital stock. Great complaint has been made almnt the mismanagement r of the road, which if admitted, must weigh strongly in favor of my plan, for with all that, the road has paid a better per centage than the hank. I apprehend the debtors to the Bank might object to the call on them for payment, but they have to_pay - finally, and it is much better that *1 ." ...l i a uit*> oiiuuiu pa> uji, wiiu na>c aiuv it*gcncu, than that the stockholders should pay more, who have paid so much already. No distress can come from this course, only among the debtors to the batik, and if they can't pay now, they never can pay. Of course, they should have as much time as the iudispensible necessities of the road will admit. Great clamor has been made about the union Afi. r.L. .wl ! ..* i ui uaim anu juiiv, ua w i uiijj m pi uiuijmc <um false in policy, urging an instant separation, while there is at least as much, if not more reason for the separation of road and hank in our case. There is no necessity for a hank to do the baukiug-busiuess of the road,any other hank in Charleston could attend to it as well, even the much ahused bank of the Shite, could he made our fiscal agent with as much propriety, as we, the people, are the real owners of both. It looks like strange inconsistency in an in corporation, taking the road and hank as one lending out money and realizing thereon four per cent per annum, and borrowing money at tlie same time at six jkt cent per annum. The history of our rail road reads curiously chartered to run from Charleston to Cineiunatti, Ohio, commenced business with two banks, and ItOUCrht n third hntilf in ( Snnrirhi Kmnrlit nmitli. 0- ... o" er rail road charter and property at about as much as the whole amount of stock subscribed a small capitol with a large credit, and most nuignificent undertakings, really, the wonder is, when all things are considered, that we find its condition as good as itris. The South Carolina rail road cnterprize is a glorious one for our State, and every man in the State should feel proud of it. The Stockholders are not the only men interested,but the publie, the character of the State, the spirit of the age is concerned,and great sacrifices and inconveniences would be submitted to rather than see it fail; but our aim is to nrevent its failure, and preserve ourselves nt the same time. I have no other motive in urging the extinguishment of the hank, and the addition of its means to the road, than what I consider the good of all nor do I urge it farther, than to a full, deliberate consideration ; if found as 1 think it, the proper course, let it Ik? adopted, if another and a la'tter one is offered, of course we will adopt that. In this rather lengthy communication, I have merely glanced at several points of the subject, with the hope that others more competent than myself will take them up for discussion. I'll rnnvTiiv SOLON ROBINSON, ESQ. We were gratified last evening withn visit from fllitt gentleman, well known as an agricultural writer, and more recently as the author of sundry letters to his Northern brethren, unnii our institu. lions. Such a man is worth a score of ; iicians to his country, and we cannot hut thin ! i. late epistle* to the North will be productive < i jood. as lie enjoys the confidence of the sound mid thinking portion of the people in that latitudi. tiuulli Caroliniani, 22d hisf. CONSIGNEES PER RAILROAD. <\ L. Carpenter; J. W. 6c W. R. Twitty; S. Reckhani; N. Mayhlum; M. \V. Taylor; E. W. Eoij ney; J, WiiHToff & Co.; T\ L. Zomp; J. L. Springs; J. C. Pride; A. B. Springs; J. YV. 6c YV. B. Twitty ; J. YVessingor; C. J. Pride; ^ J. Rosser; A. YV. Jones; S. Purgs & B.; YVorkman 6c B.; C. F. Carpenter; YVallace 6c D.; M. D. & C.; T. E. Shannon; T. E. S.; E. Spencer; YV. YV. Penny; G. S. D. 6c Co.; ci r n /i if ' o vr fir i J - oprucc oc i>.; ai.; uroom <sn.; v*. a. Co.; J. Q. Wade; J. Buskin; W. Anderson & Co.; Rogers & S.; G. J. Oaks; J. McC. Witherspoon; J. J. Holey; H. H. S.; J. W. Adams; J. R. McKain; N. M. Kinne & S.; Broom & H.; P. F. B. & S.; D. J. Twitty; A. M. & R. Kennedy; J. D. Murray; J. T. Wade; J. M.G.; J. N.Houston; J. A. Carnes; H. II.; A. G. Cautliin; G. Cross; J. A. Hasseltine; F. Root; D.; F. L. Zemp; S. S. Finlev; S. Beman; D. & Co.; Workman <5c B.; J. G. Black well; J. MeNaire; Rowley B.; J. M. Dobv; Moore & Belcher; J. W. Qantev; Melcliar & S.; Sorrell & E.; E. Lonegan; J. C. McKenna; Ramsaur At J.: H. Pate? T. Wilson? G. D. Beckham: J. M. DeSaussure; C. M. aasBsataKaasnBRKaBBaEesxEMHncBnnMaHBi A Physician's Remedy Fur afiec'ions of the Lungs, Shortness of the Breath, Sussex co., N.J. Nov. 8, 1847. Dr. S. IV. Fuwlc,/ Dear Sir: 1 have Iroen induced, in consequence of the benefit* received from your medicine, lo add my Ichlimony in favor of its oxtruor. ~ -diimry hculing properties. Having been afflicteJ for several nionllis with a ecwre lung disease, under j. which I labored with sliortncss of breath, and great m bodily weakness, I was recommended by a Physician jr of llackoUtown,^. J., lo try Dr. Wista 's Balsam of ri *i*:u ro __i.. ...... .... ,.i;.r !... ... ,.| rtorcd mv failing strength, uml imparled new life und H< energy 10 my system. I can therefore clioerfully rc. ,^j coinnicnil to all ofHicled with lung diseases, to try this ^ Balsam of Wild Cherry, _ Yours, &c. THEODORE J. ALLEN. Remember that spuriuu imitations arc abroad. Roy none without the wHllcii signature of I. BUTTS oil the wrapper.' Price ouo dollar per bottle, or sis bottles for 5. None gonuino unless signed I. BUTTS on the vviap|>cr. .Sold in Caimh-u by JAMES R. McKAlN. At wholesale by P. M Cohen &. Co., Charleston, and ^ by Druggists generally throughout the State. This world is indeed a world of pain, disease and j in death, uud were it not for tlio improvements constantly . At taking place in the medical science, wliieh tend to mi- "( tigale tho-c sufferings, file would almost cease to be a ble>-sin,'. That class of our citizens who are suffering with Weak backs, Rheumatism, Gout, &.c., shoul I lose no tli lime in making use of the cclcbratod "Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster," which is literally sweeping that class of disonse* from tlio land. |T7* See advertisement nn fourth page. ro^lni'lixr inflllOtlPP of Hr. On. M AflV & MBm^ IMUUVUVV - j good's India Chol^goguu upon constitutions impaired and injured by a residence in bilious climates, is one 1,1 of its most valuable qualities. There are many con- ' slilotimis which become gradually undermined by miasmal causes without even a day's actual confinement. In such cases lite <Jbolagognc acts liko a charm the sallow complexion, loss of appulite, langor, weariness, and depression of spirits, with other uupleasen! symp- etj toms which render lifo a burden nil yield to this reme. dy if only faithfully .qsed according to the directions A of the pamphlet which accompanies each volume. in f ur Hale id Uaimien by JAMbS k. iyiciv.\h\. MARRIED, te Oa the morning of the 12th instant, at the house th of T. K Cureton, Esq., hv the Rev. Mr. P. E Bish- w op, I)r. J. R. BRATTOX, of Yorkville, S. C., to I1 Miss MARY REBECCA, the second daughter of the late William Massey, deceased, of the Waxhaws. CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT. Bagging. per yd. 18 to |l--ird. !h 8 to 10 ti-u *IK ... 1 > It ,i IK fi tn 7 ar Bacon, ll> 6} to 7 [.Molasses. frail 31 to 40 S' Batter. lb 12 to IX IMackarel, bhl 8 to 12 T Brandy, pall 28 to 35 |Nails. lb C to 8 Beeswax, lb 18 to 22 Oat*, sheaf. ewt M V >ef. lb 4 tu fi. Peas, bushel 50 , Cheese, lb 12 la Potatoes, sweet. bu 37 ' ' Cotton, Ih 10 to 12 IriwU bit 75 at Corn. bushel 55 to live. bushel 75 to 87 pt Fleitr, bill fi to fij Rice. bilshel 3 to 4 Fodder. ewt 50 to 73 Siiirar, lb 7 to 14 Hides, dry lb 8 to 0 Salt, sack Iron, lb 5 to (iljshot. bap 11 Vt Lime. hbl 2 to 2fITobacco, lb 10 to 75 tc Leather, sole, Jb 18 to2i |Wheat, bash 90 CEX C X J( Kershaw Lodge.Number 9 The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will he held at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at C 7 o'clock. vv By order of the X. O. in H. C. WEUJIAUSEN, Secretary. N Notice. f Tlio Rotrnlar \fnolinrrjnf tlin T.o nrnofnr Diviaien No. 30, Sons of Tempcranre, arc held every Monday evening, at 7 o'clock. J. \V. COOK. It. S. CADETS OF TEMPERANCE, KERSHAW SECTION NUMBER 4. The regular meeting of this Section will lie held at their Hall on Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock. I By order of the W. P. N Wm. D. MASON, Sec'y. to Hit con and Lard. w KENTUCKY and North Carolina Baron Sides p( and Hams. Also, best quality Lard, put up pE for faintly use, for sale by Feb.-20. E. W. BONNEY. /^IROW TAR, Seed Potatoes, Cheese, best V_y Tobar.r.o, Cilton, Raisins, Raker's Droma, a fresh article, Just receive J hv Feb. 18. K. W. BONN BY. Watches and Clocks. VNEW supply of Gold Hunting levers, Anchors and Silver Watches, Eight day Alarm Clocks, Gold Chains, R rigs and Pins, Gold Pens, Spectacles and Silver Combs Just received by A. VOUNG. Feb. 19. 14 tf School Books and Stationary. n EI.EMENTnRY and Classical Rooks ill use in j| t Schools and Academies of the town andcoun- ; 0I try, constantly kept on hand. Also, Letter, Note [ ci and Cap Paper; Ink; Steel Pens; Wafers and ' V Motto Seals. A. YOUN(J. i n Feb. ID. 14 tf Stouo Llutti, I'l^stor of Purl*, and 01 Commit. The above articles constantly on hand; of pood1 qua ljty and at low prices. Also. Gvpsum or land I; plaster. C. L. CJJA-TTEN. i G Feb. 12. ) } tf | a Fruit Trees. j<IXor seven hundred young APPLE TREES, 5 ready f<>r planting, for sale by MOORE <Si BELCHER. Feb 26 , 16 tf "NTfiw RnolrsL PLAYS, Prose and Poetry, by Miss Barnes Elfried of Gudal. a Scandinavian Legend, and other poems ; by Dr. E. .Marks, of Barliamville, S. C. Dictionary of Poetical Quotations, by Mrs. S. J. Hale Memoirs of William Wirt, late Attorney General of the United States; by John P. Kennedy. History of the Puritans and Pilgrim fathers The Puritan nod his Daughter Mountains of the Bible, by Kev. John McFarlane C Circassia, or n Tour to the Caucasus Humboldt's Cosmos, London Edition Shakspeare's Plays and Poems do Seven Ages of .Man Wavland'8 Moral Science ^ R do Elements of Political Economy if Egypt ntnl its Monuments, by Dr. llawks r| Life of Christ and his Apostles Thorn ton's Family Prayers and Commentary Gri*wold's and Jay's Prayer* T Winchester's Family Prayers Hymns and Discipline of the Methodist Church. Sonth. g Chant* of the Episcopal Church; pointed for singing by T. Carpenter ri Family Pictures from the Bible, bv Mrs. Ellet American Fruit Ctilttirist. by J J Thomas J] Life of Napoleon Louis Bonaparte _ 2 Kanavah, and Hyperion, by I/mgfell Kaloolah, or adventures of J. lb inter, Ac. YOUNG. - o February 2ft 1C .? tf STILL LATER! 7 4 CASK of Ladies' rich dress goods will be re X. ceived nrid o|)ened by the subscriber this 0 orning. Among them are black, rolored, and aris printed Bareges, piinted and corded Albo- ] lie, printed and fancy Organdies and Lawns; d! o, lecked Easterton and Cordon Ginghams, blue ( id green Bareges for Veils, black sewing silk itts, Ladies and Misses' habit fpun Gloves, jj lnead Hose, &c. Call and examine them. * Feb 20-lG-tf ] K. VV. BONN BY. Make Way! 0 rO make way for new goods, a large supply of Ladies' Winter Dress Goods will be 6old at " catly redured prices. E. W. BONN BY. February 26 16 tf Head Quarters, 2 28TH REGIMENT, S. C. M. j RDER NO. IN pursuance of orders from the Commander-Chief, tlie 22d Regiment of Infantry will parade Camden on Tuesday the 26th day of March c ixt, at 11 o'clock, a. m., tully armed and equipped. d Coininissioned and non-commissioned oliicers |( ill assemble on the day previous for drill and inruction. w 3?" Captains of Companies are charged with 8 e extension of this order. By order of Brigadier General Chandler. e A. G. BASK.IN, Feb 26 16 81] Adjt. 23d Reg't S. C. M. c WHEREAS, IN TIJE COURSE OF A FEW WEEKS, I expect to receive my stock of new and attracve SPRIXG GOODS, and having a decided itipathy to dead slock, I will dispose of iny presit assortment of WINTER CLOTH[Xt; : r Coats, Vests, and l'ante, singly or collectively ; C asssiinercs, Tweeds, Jeans, and Pantaloon stuff, S tnerally ; Flannels, Blankets, and Ladies'worstI Dresses, particularly ; ll TOGKTHKK WITH a II the " OdJs and Ends" peculiar to the winter " on'hs, individually; A r PRICES A STOXISHIXGLY LO W. N. B. As the balance of my winter stock is msiderably reduced, owing to a liberal and exnsive patronage, (for which I tender iny best anks,) early calls are solicited from those who isli to avail themselves of the REDUCED RICES. JAM MS WILSON. Feb e* 11 tf fl V. ATVFPWP1RP. MERCHANT TAILOR, Columbia, S. C. Keeps on hand and is constantly manufacturing 1 extensive assortment of plain and fashionable irments, w(jicli will be sold at reasonable prices, lie goods are got tip expressly for a fashionable istom trade, and will be found superior m workanshipnnd quality. I have also on hand and am lily receiving an extensive assortment of shirts id furnishing articles, choice and cheap. 1 shall ill .*.o article but u hat u good and substantial. ALSO A fine assortment of .Silk and Fur Hats, of tbo ;ry latest styles, from the house of Bcebe I* CosT. " Jan. 2. 1 tf I ill Ecjnify Lancaster District. Miallian D. Johnson, Adu.'r. vs. Asia M. Caslon and others- Dill for Injunction, for sale of property, and so forth. It appearing to iny satisfaction that Samuel N. aston, a Defendant in the above case resides itlionl the limits of this State: It is ordrred. on olion or Clinton, com p. col. t hut tiic paid Samuel Ca ton do appear and plead, answer or demur the Bill in above case on or before the lOlli day May, 18T)<), otherwise judgment pro contesso ill be entered against him. ll JAM MS H. WITH ERSPOOX, C.E. l. I*. Feb. % [ 67] wtd Seed Potato *. A few barrels just received. For sale by Feb. 8 0 !] T. BONNEKL & CO. p HI oHlnraira fitilii i vi> urv ">v> ^ Will be fold nn the first Monday in March, j( inc Negroes (all field hands) and their children, c foreclose a mortgage. Terms : A credit of one, two, and three years, ith interest from day of sale, on bond and good " irsonnl security, and a mortgage; purchaser to . lv for titles. Melt A BREVARD. Feb 8 lj _ jds Sugars, Coffee, and Molasses. Just received, a supply of new and fresh Groce- ! cs; such as, Prime Muscovado and Crushed Sugars, " New CropCuba and N. O. Molasses, Superior Rio Coffee, Prime Goshen Cheese, i r - i i i . % %.r i r* I. c #. 1 ijenuy s an i^oigaie s .no. i raic mwp. otr.. i or sale low, by II. C. WELLIIAUSEN. Dec 19. 51 tf T. C. STEVENSON, MERCHANT TAILOR, COLl'MBIA, S. C. Would inform his customer and llie public gecrally that he has removed his store to the buildig one door south of the Furiiituro Ware Room I Messrs. Price and Herrv, where he will keep instantly on hand CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, tSTINCS, &.c., all of which will be Hold to , unclual customers, on the usual time, very cheap, t TKN I'Elt CENT, deducted lor cash payments utlie delivery of the garment. Jan. 88. ' 0 3in The subscriber lias just finished off a lot of JCaogany Rocking Chairs in plush.. Also Sowing 'hairs in plush and hair; very neat articles and t unijsyally low prices. C. L. CH.\TTEN. ' Head Quarters, Charleston, Jan. 22, 1850. )RDER NO 1 The following Troops will Parade for Review ^ id Drill at the times and places mentioned, viz: The Unifoim Companies of the 16th and 17th .egiments, and the 1st Regiment of Artillery and ie Charleston Hussar*, on Friday, the 22d of Fcbjary. The 18th Regiment of infantry at Ridgeville, on 'uesday, the 26th of February. The Lower Battalion of the 19th Regiment.at 1 trawberry Ferry, on Thursday, the 28th of Feb The Upper Battalion of the 19th Regiment at Hack Oak Lock (or Club House) on Saturday, the d of March. t 1 The 3lst Regiment of Infantry at Black Mingo, < n Tuesday, the 5th ot March. . < The 8th Regflnent of' Cavalry at or near BnuL ;y & Rriltons Ferry (south side) on Thurday, the th of March. r The 3^3d Regiment of Infantry at Conwayboro, n Saturday, the 9th of March. The 32d Regiment at Marion Court House, on i'uesday, the 12th of March. The 29th Regiment of Infantry at Darlington \>urt House, on Thursday, the 14th of March. The 7th Reg iinent of Cavalry at or near Dar ngton Court House, on Saturday, the 16th of larch. The 30th Regiment of Infantry at Bennettsville, n Tuesday, the 19th of March, The 28th Regiment at Chesterfield, on Thurs- 1 av, the 21st of March. The 21st Regiment at Lancaster, on Saturday, lie 23d of March. The 22d Regiment at Camden, on Tuesday, the 8th of March. The 20th Regiment at Swimming Pens, on 'hursdav, the 28th of March. The 44th Regiment at Sumterville, on Saturday, lie 30th of d/arch. TIip rruumissinripd and nnn.cominisRioned offi era will assemble previously at the place ot renezvous of their respective Regimei.la or Battal>08, for Drill and Instruction. , The Major Generals and Brigadier Generals will r'itli their ftafti attend the Reviews in their r^ pective coinmands. The Brigadier Generals are charged with the xtension of this order to their Brigades. ( AIL the Troops and Arms will be inspected exept at Charleston. By order of the commander-in-chief, J. W. CANTEY, Adjutant and Inspec or General. Feb. 5, TO w7t AFRESH SUPPLY. Just received, a large assortment of all the vaioue hinds of ROOTS and SHOES, also, Hats, laps and Bonnets, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices tole and Upper Leather, tvhich will be sold at a mall advance on manufacturer's prices, and which be public are respctl'ully invited to call and exmine before purchasing elsewhere, as bargains rill be given. The stock consists in part, of i m ...... n..n.l Tin do Thick solos do Philadelphia kid and marrcco Slippers do French . id Slippers and Ties do Exce'sior Slippers do Thick and thin sole Gaiters do Mazarine Gaiters do Slippers, from 50 to 75 cen's Misses' kid Ties and Slippers do thick sole morocco Buskins do leather Buskins and Ties Children's Boots and Shoes, all kinds do Gaiters and buttoned Boots, different colors do bronzed Boots do Boots, bTack and li^lil colors Gentlemen s Boots, from 1 75 to $7 00 do t in sole pegged Boots, from 50 to ,$4 50 do sewed Boots from 4 00 to ml 00 do sewed IJooles^id Brogans, various kinds do and Boys cloth Gaiters do tine calf I'hila. made .Vhoetees Boy's and Youth's Brogans, all kinds Children's Bootees, from ' ) to 50 cents. also 1600 pairs Plantation Brogans, sowed and pegged. IT Next door to M. Druckcr, and nearly oppo* ite the Bank of Camden.' Jan. 85. J. S. McCADDON JARJES W. BASKIN, AUCTIONEER, CA.TIDEN, S. C. Will attend promptly to all business entrusted o him. He may be loinirf at the Sheriff's Office. Jan. 16. 6 ws3m TEMPERANCE HOUSE. The undersigned would respectfully inlorm the ublic that he has taken the house '.veil known as he "CROSS KKYS," formerly kept by Mr.; Vin. McKain, in the own of Camden, where he | * prep red to accommodate travellers and bo-trd. ; rs at reasonable prices. Those who desire to feci i lie same quiet abroad as at home, are invited to j ;ive him a call. Travellers accommodated for a single niglit, and j ireakfast in time for the cars in the morning, at j Moderate charges. J. B. i\ BOONE, Feb. 9 tf 1 Proprietor. South Ciiritl.uiaii will rnpv tri-weeklv. ami Ternternuof Advocate ami Sumter Banner weekly, uutil furlier notice. Beauty Soon Fades. Tliix ix too true. Not only personal attractions, hut all hings beautiful. are at the mercy of Tittle. But, thoueli teauty must fade at Inst, there is no reason why itslioitlil i la so prematurely. No one who lias a beautiful complex- | on should allow themselves tu look old and faded before j heir time. They should then-lore pay proper attention to I lie subject, and discarding all injurious preparations, j vtt-ln'H,nmi soaps, use only JULES HAl'EL'S NYMl'll j <0.\P. or KM' DIVINE l)K VENUS, (in a lHpii.l state,) I vhicli will keep the skin beautifully fair, smooth, ami I le&lllty; or if the skin is diseased, it will totally eradicate | ill pint pies, blotches, tail, freckles, sunburn, or oilier v.rtip- j ions, allaying aJI inllammation, and imimrtiiiff to :tt mJj. nit whitefnrss. Many prvparatione for the are said to > * injnriouc in their elk-eta. Jules IIti<iei's Nvuiph Soap is lot only perfectly harmless, but its. medieal properties are inch, that it cnunot fail to effect a cure of all cutaneous liseases. No Nymph Sua-, |s genuine without it litis my intne on the wrappers. Avoid all other articles of the lante name. Jpj.lJS UAl'KI., ISO Chestnut st. i coo 1l li | I'hilailrlphm. {W" For finlo in Cnniileu l>y .binjps K, Mt'Kain. 'I. J. Dellav, F. ti. Xemp, ntxl A, Voiing. Buckwheat. A few Roxcs Holt's superior Unr.kwlioat, just received by MOORK & BICLClIKlt. January Ifl 4 NEW SPUING GOODS. To enable famines toTIave their children's and ervant's clothes made up in time, the Subscribe lave thus early -laid in their spring supply, CONSISTING IN PART OF : All wool Tweeds and Spring Cassimere, Columbian, County Prison. JIarlboroueh. and Manchester Stripes, Printed and Norwich Denims, Plain and Striped Cottonades, &c. also : Paris, English, and American Prints; among vhich are a variety of small patterns, warranted: <'AST COLORS. Black Alpaca, a great variety, 44 SiLk and Cotton Hose, Green and Blue Barege, Madonna robes, (a new article,) Brown Linen, Bed Tick, Furniture Dimity, AteMcDOWALL &, COOPER. 0~ Cashmeres, Mousselines de Laine, and Me inos, selling at reduced prices. Feb. 12. 12 tf P23S2 tsaT One chest extra fine Hyson Tea, selected from , . . .. . <r . ...... me latest importation at new iork; Willow Waging and Towel Stands; White Granite Ware, Crocker)-, and Glass-ware. Just received by McDOWALL & COOPER. Feb. 12. 12 tf PERPETUAL lHOTION DISCOVERED! SELL CHEAP AND KEEP MOVING \ IS "OUR MOTTO !" Just received a full supply of Groceries: 6uch* as, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Rice,. Cheese, Molasses,. Lard, Salt, Tobacco, &c.; Soda, Wine, Butter Crackers, Raisins, Almonds, Currants, Pecan nuts, &lc.\ Assorted Pickles, Catsup Sauce, &c.; Rio Hondo, Gold Leaf, Espartero, and Charleston 8egars; a splendid lot ot Oranges; and Candies o every description; at the "New Cash Store." MOORE & BELCHER. Feb. 12. 12 tf me Hesperian Harp, A MUSIC B06K IN PATENT NOTES* BY DR. WM. HOUSER, Is the greatest work of the kind ever offered tor the world. It contains 576 pagee, and more than 700 tunes Psalms and Hymn Tunes, Odes and Anthems, Sunday Scliool, Infant, Revival, CampMeeting, Missionary, Temperance, Moral, and Patriotic pieces; Scotch, Irisn, German, French, and other fine foreign tunes. Much new Music never before published; the noble old tunes that thrilled.' the hearts of our fathers and mothers in their youth,' and one the plainest expositions of the principler of Music and of musical composition ever published. It is specially suited to the taste of the Southand West, (the author is a Southern man in birth, education, and all his affinities) and is adapted to' the Day School for children, the Singing School, the Church Choir of every denomination, the Missionary and Temperance Meeting, the proud galadays of our Republic, and the social party, whera; good sense and the love of every thing virtuous and noble should rule the hour. Inquire of the Booksellers and Country Mediants generally, and of GEO. A. OATES &.CO.,Augusta, Ga. Teachers who will travel and 6ell this work cant' make from $500 to $ 1500 a year. Address the author, post paid, Spier's Turn Out, Jefferson co. Ga.Feb. 14. !-. Iml3 . Fifty Dollars Beward. Lost, in the afternoon ot the 8th of February.1850. On the road froiri Russel Place to ray residence a large calf-skin pocket book, containing variouv papers and about EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS id uanK notes, niosuy on tne estate uanK. Three hundred and forty are in twenty dollar bills, about $30 in $5 bills, and the balance in $10 notes. Merchants and others are requested to stop intheir hands money presented by negroes or persons of suspicious character, if the amount exceeds what is usual for such persons to handle, as I hive a private mark affixed to every one of the bill* lost, by which I can identify them at a glance. Feb 15. 13 3t] J. W. FORD. The South Carolina Rail Roach On and after the 13th Fe&ruary, 1860, Freiglitf Trains for the accommodations of Way Stationsaliove Branchville, will leave the Mary Street1 Depot at daylight on the morning of Wednesday irteach week. All Goods and commodities for these Stations must be delilivered at the Depot oh Ihtes dav'prececliiig. Returning, the Trains will leave Hamburg, Co-* lumbia and Camden, immediately after the Pa?-senger Trains on Friday morning. Cotton and1 oilier heavy produce must l>e at these Stations on1 Wednesday preceding; light articles will be re-ceived on Thursday. Persons desirous of availing themselves <)f these' Trains, will please send notice to this office of the' quantity of cotton, &c., to he despatched from the' Stations, by letter, directed to the Agent of Transportation. JOHN McRAE, Acfg Ag't Transportation. Office Transportation S. C. R. R. Charleston, 7th' February, 1850. Fresh Garden Seeds. EVERY variety of Garden Seed maybe had* fresh at the Drug Store of Feb -2-2 15 tf] FRANCIS L. Drugs! Drugs!? HTtllE Subscriberhas on hand and is constantly X receiving/resli supplies of Drugs, Medicines, l'aints, Oils, Twrjuuitine, Varnishes, Putty. Brushes, and Window Glass; all of which are warranted of the best quality, and Will be sold lower than at any establishment in the place.- Those who buy lor cash will find it very much to their advantage to apply first to FRANCIS L. ZEMP. Feb 'JU 15 tf House for Sale. rpHAT very desirable residence in Loptowu, We* JL longing to the Estate ot' Joshua Reynolds* and now occupied 'ov Mr. Samuel E. Capers. The terms will be very liberal, Feb \l'2 ifi tt'] FRANCIS I, ZEMP, Lamp Oil. I'UNT received a new supply of Lamp Oil: which may be had at the low price of 88c. per gaU Lit* nlon mirn w i n rn i. 1 n/4 Xnnrm Oil I "s'oidby 1 fran^'lTzemp. Feb. i 15 tf Notice* VLI. persons indebted to ihp estate of Joseph Kirklnnd, deceased, are hereby required to I make immediate payment, and those having de i ? A At. . K ..j 4u~... t mnmis ilgaiUPl lilt" PillW) III ileum HICIH 1I J/HT1 ! nt-rlv attrstod, within thp term proprrihfid bylaw. J. 1\ KIRKLAM), i v . J. K. IURKLAND. f"0"r.U J K j ri w