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UtfBH COMPLAINT, fnniidlce, D^jMspsia, Chronic or !Verroin ?>:0:lity. 9;;s?a?Oi> of the Kidneys, AM) AI.L <Ii>ca"es arising frnm a .ii-or.liT' (i Livrr-'or Nlomurh >nch as Oortsfipaffhin. intvaH filings or !(!o::il tn rl?r i!?-< ?!. netdltve.f ?H<? StM?u"h. Vair-va, Ile.irthnjy, .tisgn-i F . d. full. nc*r or weight in the y:--;n.e .'i. vnr <. -iji'iillir fj -t ri--.;: '!:e Pit ??f- tin- Stomach." vAVit'lirOr:? >:' Head, hurried in:l IJicttMsinti, liutl-nng ?t the Uraft, Huiking or miIF ea ing sensations when Kin Lying Posture, dimness of vi-init. dot* i?r welw he lore tin* Sight. Fever and dull pain in the head, deficiency of Perspiration, yellowness of ihe skin and eyes, pain in ihe side, hack cliest nail liinhs. sudden fluslies ol the Hears, burning in e flesh, imagining of evil and great depression of spit iu>, C\N DE EFEECTU.lW.V CURED RT 1)R HOOFLANI.VS CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS, PREPARED RV DR. C. JI. J ACKSO.1, \T THE (.'HUMAN MEDICINE STORE, 120 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Tltei- power over the a hove diseases's nor cxrelle I. il equalled, hy any other prepa*ntinri in the 1 nited States, as the cures attest, iu many cases after skilful pity cititi. had failed. These ICitters are worthy the nttention of invalid*. Possessing gre.it virtues in the rectification of diseases "f the Liver and lesser gland*. exercising the must searching umupc in wrakness noil arieotioas of the digestive organs. they are, withal, rate, cerunnaad pleasant v ' . READ and b? coxvi.vcrd. ('has. Riihtuson, Ksq . Easton. Mil., in a letter to It. hirkson. Jan. 9, 1850, so id? ** .My wife ami. myself have received mere benefit from \?nr medicine thananvother tve have ever taken fur the Dyspepsia and Liver ?1 tsetse." " The Tenth Legion,'' published at Woodstock. Va., Jan. 10, 1350,i said? "a okkat mrdicixr " "We have uuif.irmly refrained from* recommending to the pnhlic any of the various Patent Medicines ?f the day, unless thoroughly cutivinced ?>f their value. Suiniig those we consider worthy of notice is the iierman Bitters, invent<i| hy l)r. Ifooflaud.and pre; a red by J>r. Jackson. in Philadelphia. One instance in particular, in which the sitperior virtues of tills medicine have been tested, has fallen under our observation. During the last summer, a son of Air. Abraham Brabilt, ol tfitsrotintrv. was very m-hvumj afflicted with Liver Complaint. ami after trying in mm vstriou* remedies, lie purchased a hnnh-ofllie Bitters nml after nsing it, was so much relieved of his distressing malady that he pro eared another botile, and is restored entirely CO health. ? RRAI) FTRTHKI? A FEU* FACTS. The "Philadelphia Democrat. the leading German jou 7 naiof Philadelphia. The editor said. Nov 24th? "We again caH attention to the removal of the German Medicine store, the prineipal depot for the sale of Pr. llnofland's German Bitters, from 21$ Rare to 120 Arch street, one door below Sixth. Owing to the increased demand for tins medicine, and for the accommodation <>f his numerous patients, Pr. Jackson has heen compelled to ?h copy a larger store. "We wish him success in Ins new quarters; lie is deserving of it. The Bitters .Mixture is without donht the graatest medicine extant for diseases of the l.ivcr and Bowels. A stubborn ca?o of Chronic Diarrhoea has come tuiderottr notice, wherein the patient !ia?l exhausted the Materia Medicos of the different schools of medicine with no apparent benefit. He wow induced to use tluse hitters, and a few bottles of them have entirely cored him: .Many such ?-a-es we could refer to. Wc hope our readers wid recollect this great restorative. should they be so uiifortunateas to require its use Pr. Jackson possesses the original unpublished receipt of Pr. JJoofland, am! he prepares this medicine with this care. Those purchasing should call at'tis store, or sec tliat his name is written upon the wrapper outside, and blown in the liottie, as imitations of all i;<hh1 articles are common." Judge M. Al. Noah. o gr-i'l- >oa'> with yre;ii scientific and literary attainments,said in lire "New Vork Weekly Messenger, Ian- 6. l$Ki,. ' Pr HooFLASu'sjSjsaiUNTiTTKris ?Tlore is a pr. C ration which lite leading presses in the l/iimn ai>:>oar to unanimous in recommending, ami the reason is obvious. It is made alfer a prescription funnelled by one of the most celebrated phym-iana of oytdcrrt litw<s, lbe laic Dr. Christopher Wilnclin Hooflaml. Professor to the I'nivcr ity of Jena, Private Physician to the "King of Prussia, atid one of tlic greatest inetlical writers Germany lw? ever produced* lie wa? emphatically the enemy of humbug. and therefore a medicine of ?liich he was the inventor ami endorser may be confidently relied on. He specially recommended it in liver complaint. dys|>epsia. debility. vertigo, acidity of the stomach. constipation. and ait complaints arising Irom a disordered condition of tiie stomach, the liver ami the intestines. Nine Pbihulelphia papers express their conviction of its excellence, and several of the editors speak of its effects from their own individual exfierience. I'mJer these ciicunisiioicts w? feel warranted not oulv in calling ?h*. silent trm of our readers to the present proprietor's (Dr. C. M, Jackson's) preparation, Ikit in recommending the article to all sfflieCra." MORK KVlltBNCK. The " Philadelphia Saturday Gazette." the heat Cunily newvqiaper published in the Unite*! State*, the editor says of DR. HOOFI,*Nd's l)KKM\.\ BlTTKfH. "It in seldom that we recommend what are termed Paf ent Medicine* to the confidence and |?a!roiiiige fnnr leader*. and therefore, when we recommend Dr. IIo?d!i>nd's German Bitter*, we wish it to he distinctly understo at hat we are not speaking of the nostrums of t!i-- day, that are noised about for a brief jierita! and then forgotten after hey have done their guilty rare of mischief, hut of a nnilu ine long ellaclislted, universally prized, and wliieli has met the hearty approval of the faculty itself."' Evidence upon evidence has been received (like the foregoing) from ail section* ot the Union, the last tl ree t ears, and the strongest tesiiuioiiy in its favor, is. that there is more of it tjsep in the praetice of the regular Physic aim of Philadslphia tluui all other i ostrum* cotnhined, a act that can exsily be estptdished, und fully proving ii...t a scientific preparation will tn-ei with their quiet approval when presented e\>ti in this form. That thin medicine will cure liver complaint and dysprpla, it" one can dotihi, after u-ing it a* directed, it acts specifically iitsin the stomach und liver?i: is preferable to calomel ill all bilious diseases?ihe etir'-t i* immediate.? They can lie administered to female or infant with safely un.i pel In hie benefit, at anv liine BKWAKK OK C??l'XTKRKKITj*. This medicine haf attained that high character which is neecraary fur all medicines mutt&in to induce milliter feifrrpi put forth a ajmriou" article at the ri?k of the lives of those who are innocently deceived. L<ii>K WBLI. To THK M.akk3 np tiib (iKM.INK. They have tlie written signature of C. M. J \CKSO.N upon liir- wrapper, a.ul the name, blown in tin- hullie, with* out which they are spurious. For sale, wholesale ami retail, at the G Kim AX MBDICtXK *T??TtR. No. 120 Arch street. oud^Idor below Sixth, (late of 278 Kace Mtreet.) Philadelphia.an.] by rcspcctanle dt nlers generally throughout. tiie country. For sale II) C-AMDES. in jamrs u. ( iiai>-.i (i?iiiiiii';i by iiuatwriglil & Mint?liu'sler II. bv y ,\z nil", and by resjr?riai?I?* Drngjii't* i.?*iiiTii!ly thruiishout the Cnited iSiaws. \ n?. 13. - Cl State of South Carolina. In the Common Pleas* KERSHAW DISTRICT. Murray and Boniiey, vs. John Eraser, Attachment WHEREAS trie plaintiffs did on the SfiJrd day of May, file their declaration against the de. fendani, who, (as it is said; is absent, from and without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor Attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said declaration might be ' r 1~ 1 .I. .I Ikn mi ill .to served : IT is mwiureiinieicu, 111.i. inn ... fendant d ? appearand nlead to the said dee la ration, on or hvfn.-e'he 24th May 1851, other** is *, fitl.il and absoiut" judgment will then he L'iven ngiinst Jiiin. S. B CAPBIIS, Ci'k. c. c. p. L-rks O fi :e K r)m , l \ I vl 1/ Mi) may 24, 41?fj ly Shoes, Shoes. I JL.AIV171 I lUil IJrogH'lp, III Kiipcnm ipnu;, X and a large assortment of oilier Shoe*. fresh and new. Juat opened by sept. 2* K. VV. BONNEY. Bagging and Rope, ON hand Gnnny and Dundee Bagging, Kentucky Ripe, ami three nlyTwine?also 100 piece* ne?r-i f.in*ey?, Kerrey*, and all other wool plant*. E. W. BONN EY. ?*pt 17. C 71 If Upward of Ten Thousand Cures, Cosmmiptiosi caa be Cnrcil!! DR. ROGERS' COMPOUND SYRUP Oi' UfCSiWitEST A \ TAIS, For the ctire of Consumption anil nM Diseases of the Lnn?R and Hreast. FROM DR. Hi RA M COX. Lafr Professor in ("in-inn'iti Eclectic Mmlicnl ('/jt/'.-p ; Mr ^ I. SVf.i:!:. iJ.,w?ver ie!ist!:t?l I liave j r?. i my unite ?i? be iilai'iie'i to paten: medicine,. 1 ooiisifler ii a <un v to ute omnium.? ... st. le that in rkfr cusca of incipient consumption, viz: Mis* Bell, Miss Bsrger, and Air. K II. Cux, one of uur City > ouucil, ttiat Dr. Rogers'Liverwort and Tar operated more like a specific than like any other remedy, that I ever used. One ot the cases, viz: Miss Bell, pronounced by several Physicians to lie laboring under the last stage ni Scrofulous Consumption. She is now in ???d he:Itli, from tilt: use ol a lew botties ot the above J syrup. IIIKA.M COX, M D. i Cincinnati. Jan. 23, 1847. i FROM THE HON. JL'IKJE HENRY MORSE. ! Air. A. Scovill: I am well acquainted with Dr. j llirain Cox and his practice, lie ?avin?r been my physician for many years, and can cheerfully say ! that I have as much confidence in his skill as any man living. HENRI AluRSE. Cincinnat', Nov. 8th, 1817. Despair not though your Physicians and Friends give you up to die!!! Your condition cannot be more helpless than . tba< ot Mrs. Howe. I This is to certify that I was taken with a pain in my side and breast, attended with a distressing cough, arid tor the space of one year grew rapidly .. A It Imuirli T icid in attendance three phy sicians.one of whom was considered very skililu!, all ol their efforts prove J alike unavailing. At j last one ol the physicians came in, and decided that 1 I could not live mure than one day longer! All ol my friends believed th..t a few days at most would end my earthly career. M v brother at this crisis, hearing of the astonish1 ing cures made l>v 1 >r. Rodgers' Liverwort and 'l'ar, went to Chiilicoihe, distant thirty miles, to 1 procure the above medicine; and, strange to tell, betore I had used half a bottle my cough was entirely cured, and when I had used two bottles I was able to attend to my family vocations as usual. HARRIET ROWB. Mr. Merriweather writes as Follows: Mr. A. L. Scovill, Dear .Sir?Dr. Rogers' Lrvor wort and Tar came sale to baud. 1 have sold a number of bottles. I has met with groat success A young man ol this placet puppomi to nave mr consumption, lias heon entirely cured. , I-. MRU 1(1 WEATHER, i Denmark, Tenn, Jump Htl, 1S-1S. i By Tim following certificate from nw? of the nvst distill, {pushed physicians ia Cincinnati, is entitled to great rredit: I feel constrained from a sense of duty to make tat- lid lowing statement conscious that it inav appear unprofessional* .Mr. Charles Wade, of tnis city, was quite low with i'uliiioimry Consumption, for which J had been treating with less thaa usual success. At his request, and lliat of Ins friend*. I permitted luiti to try Uc Rogers's Liverwort and Tar; and I must confess that its effects were really sitrpri-itig. After using the second bottle my visits were discontinued, and lie was soon restored to |ieaiilt. 1 do coiiscieniiously recommend iny brother prarttinners to prescribe this remedy in all pulmonary coiniiainis which baffle the ordinary mode of i.calnicnl. WILLIAM J. RICHARDS, M. D. Cincinnati. Oct. 1st 1344 Extract from a letter dated Jackson, Tewii. Oct. 2G, 1348. Mr. a.L..Scuvill,Cincinnati: _ ?... D'-ar .>'ir?I wailt you to send tits one gros? of Dr. Rogers' Liverwort anil Tar. I am entirely out of it, and have constant culls for it. The remarkable cures thai it has mads here, lias uiade ng-eal demand for it. , Yours. 4-c.. K. W. Jirm.WTOX. Druggist. ' iv*-He ware of Counterfeit* and Irase Imitations..^*} V B.?The genuine articles is signed,-Andrew Rogers." <?n tlie engraved wruj?;?er around each bottle. {0~Price?$i |?-r bottle, or sir Bottles lor S1*. .Void wholesale and retail by SCOVJI. ij- .MEAD, 13 ("liartcset., .New Orleans. .Vile (.Vuernl Agents lor the Southern .Mate*. Sold by J. R. Mch'ain. Caunlen : A. hitch. Columbia; Il.ivilaml. llarrrvll .V Co., and I*. M. CukrM, Charleston ; .Manusel Hall. YViniif-boro. SJ'Calloti the Agent for a pamphlet, and see the above ? ort/firate's in lull, and a vast number ol others. .March 20. 21 wOui I A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED. THE CELEBRATED A certain rem *dyj for ah fixed pains in the >ide. Chest L"in*. Buck, Bowel)'. Mu-ele-s, itheiunntism in nil its varied fornix, Nervous Affection*, Luna and Liver Complaint*. Spinal Aflertimis, Female Weaknesses, etc. etc. For the nhnve complaints this plaster has n?? Rqcai? The threat relehrity wliii-h it has already acquired, not mity in the old, hut in the new world?the extraordinary cures it has jierfurmed in tin- must extreme eases ufsiifieriiia, have acquired lor it siteli a reputaiiim, that the proprietor lift* tint?tuiiil recently?been able to supply hall inedehlaiid. The sales tliroinjho'it every city, town and village in the I'nited Sftales, are w itli'itlt a piirallel! A circumstance not surprising, when the vast ixmuuiit of linnian "iilK-riiit; relieved by its use is-considered. In spinal detects, tie- benefit usually i-nf the u.o.t decided elm rarit r. in Net veils <%>nip|aiuts. nineteen raM'!1 mil o| twenty readdy yieid :?i the pfut'lraliug kiiiiiiiIu combined in i!i> vidua tile preparation, i In KbeiimatiMti, either acute or : lini.ie. tie- claim* of t!i?* Ii<-I?rvw I'in-ler ! ;:%< lout; since Iwen ?tui\ r^ully kn*>wlrd?ed. TIiiim! uli > are l.il? <rina nnd-r weak bark*, no matter from what e,iii*c Iweakness may have ori-.'inai-d??-ifii if soidi person* have been misguided in previ' us applications?iii I'as u>?- -1 I lie iluiiicw 1'lustcr tltey will lind the n fleeted part Maid'illy restored to its | soundness. A- a supporter in ruses of const Minimal wvnknes it will fi.iiml ni urea: advantage. Ii is |iariieularly rocnm mended to females wiio are suff rin? Iruin mclde weak! ui-w.or general th-hiliiy. In >dmrt. it omhraees all the vir! lii"? which tl.e iium scientific miml ?;i< l>|.- nf nun. pounding from viilualiif snlManct s found in the nit I wnrlil j ant) will !i found entirely free from those objections | which are a source nf rmii|> ainl willi the numerous . p.-eodplusier* now before tin1 public. Where thit l'1-istrr is applied, pain cannot exist. These (Masters tin.* advantage nf !?-inc put up in air-light boxes, In-nce they retain tin ir full \ irtuess in all j ?I imams. We have ju-t received tIn* following test i mo: nial from (' (' -Sellers. an eminent lawyer in successful j practice. in Wilcox county, Alaliaiua. Hi- is a gentleman j in high standing, ami one whose influence ha* great i weight: Camtleu, Ala., Nov. 21. 1H|S. Messrs. SroviI dr Mead! (ieutlemeti?Having lieen re ! <|tiested instate what has !?? n the result ol" my ex|ieri"Uee j l?y llic use nf your Hebrew Plaster, I cheerfully coiii|?!y. I by (Maying that I have found it tn bo as heretofore reconij mended.an invaluable medicine. In different fuses of inv finnily I have applied tin- Plaster to chronic sores, minors, mid |miiis, anil it hu- icver failed to afford instant relief. I Imve also n<eil it with good effect upon my own |ierson. in lae cure of ulcers, with wl.ieb 1 have bten severely afflicted. Respectfully. etc. <:. C. SKI.I.KKS. Beware of Counterfeits and Base, Imitations. CAUTION?The suliscriliers arc the only General Audits in the .Southern .States for the sale of this truly valuable Plaster; and in order to prevent purchasers being imposed upon by a counterfeit article, solti m mis city ami elsewhere fur the genuine, they invite particular attention to the following marks of tie* genuine; 1. The genuine in put up in smooth, engine-turned bottomed boxes, not soldered in. 'I. The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David on the directions around the box,??itli accompanying Record of (.'otirt, to ]? Taylor, Rochester. gCOVIL Ai M RAF), ?. 113 C'hartres st., New Orlenns. Sole fieneral Agents for t!.e Southern Stale*. .Void hy J. R. McKnin Camden; A- Fitch. Columbia; Haviland Harrall <jr Co. and P. M. Cohen Charleston; Manscl Hall, Winiwborough. Caldwell <fc James, Newberry; R?dy Si Ruff. Cbwusrvilh}. * OfO?HI MZi^?? ! Mothers, Read This Attentively, i DR. KEEPER'S 0?jDfAL A>TD CAJtnf.VlTJ VE. For the speedy- anil permanent cure nf Diarrhoen, D\ * I enter)*. Cholem, In'aniuMy-Cliioera Morbus. Clioiie, Summer Complaint*! Flatulency I'aiii.- iu tin- Stomach, Are. ! ami fii.in all uerangeint-rii of stomach and bowels from i Teething. i &'/* The time litis again arrived when diseases of the 1 .-runnel, am! braels cairies it.* llmit-amU tuu premature i grave. Is the re no remedy t?? tony I lie march of death { \ We answer, f Krt?the Cmdial will cure and prevent ! iiine-lentlis of all cases of disease utleeling ill sc organs* I .More than five thousand eases uf disease Were cured by it during the past year. Ail families consulting the welfare of their cltiiiiiei) ulnseivcs, will act wisely to liaYu lifts article b\ il.eni. all eases ofltiiinre Hie money j I will chceriitl'y relumed .a nil in ill liaise who are unable , | lo purchase, it will be cUeertiuh bestowed. Til AT I'l WILL. A.\L>ll.\rtCYUt.l>.THF. WOUST I | FOKMS Of I) Irt HAS L Of Tllli rtTO.M ACIf AND I j HOWKI.S KKAliTJlK KOi I.OWJno fcV I UF..N CKrt; | Frutn the Spirit oftlie Times. f>r KeelerV Cordial and Carminative, is certainly a I valuable desideratum in every family, to ilie young and j i to adult. Inn particularly wiier?e there are children. We j ! >|?>ak advisedly. because we have thoroughly tried it. and j | proved lis healing and ellicacioiis properties inotir lauiily. j I \Ve would uioxl cordially rccniiiiucini the public to give it J f a lair trial, which if only wauling !? appreciate its value I i From lie North American and I'nited State# Gazette, Sept. Itii I* 17. ! In these days, abounding in fruit, it behove# every one ! : to he prewired w itli a remedy for the evil -Sleets which it | ' smile tunes produce?we have lieen told by flew that t , knew ami who have tried u?that Ke-ler's Cordial t# an 1 1 all ele wlticlt has la-en Used in some- of the severest rases , | ol Summer Complaint, hutli in infants and grown |tersons. . The. Cordial can he procured* at the corner of Tiiird ainl } South Streeis. From NeaPs Saturday Gaze* .-lugust *2shh is IT. J Dr- K"eler*s Cordial.?We \. mid call the attention of : | our reader- to this* invaluable medicine, w lii'-h w ill be i | found advertised ai length in our columns. As a corrective j 1 in cases of Diarrhoea, a disease very prevalent at the pre#- ! I *-iit nine, it is highly spoken of by ail who nave used ,t.? j ! li i* perfectly suie 111 lis nature, mid we u-suik expertmeuj tally, xviirii wo say tliai it atliinls i in it it->J i a t ? relief. Frmii the Pennsylvania Inquirer. Sep. 1st. 1817. j Dr. Heeler's Cordial ami Cartninaiive This article L advertised m another pun or uiirpaper.it is warmly re- ! ' eoiiniiemled i>y faimlies wh" have lieu it. It is especially j j useful atuuiig children, mid has eliected hundreds of cures. I Tne doctor is abundantly supplied vviili testimony iqwu tin.* j I subject some ol which is very strong. The Cordial is not I j a quark nostrum, but a carefully prepared medicine, ami 1 I peiiectiy tier fruni iuiy limn; injurious. From ilie Daily Pennsy Ivaaian, Sept. I'itli IS 17. We arc constrained to say that tlie *'t arminativc'Nif Dr. i Heeler's now extensively used in this City, is rapidly j j matting it.- way to public lavor. Its ingredient* are o i' i course unknown, but it is mild in its operation, pleasautt > 1 ! ibc taste, ami a remedy quite as good as any now tired for j ! the same complaints. Fphii the Daily News, July lath, 1350. j Summer Complaint?The season w lien litis complaint i j exists is mux here. If persons having it in their families i ! would only purchase a bottle of Dr. Heeler'* Carminative i ! Cordial, lliry would >ave uiiicb expense and trouble. t ' j peak of the virtues of litis medicine knowingly \ From the Spirit ol the Times, KutzUiv* ti, Julv 18, 1813. j i We w ish to direct the. attention of the readers of this ] f?|ier to Dr. Keeler's cordial ami fnrmicntive. inlveriiised j in iuioiliere.oiuntn. It is a medicine highly esteemed by | everyjone tliai bus used it tit Diarrltcua. Dysentery. Cholera i infantum, eet , which at litis season is so frequent. It is a ! jKTfect innocent medicine and give* immediate relief, j I'repared nnd sold vl'JI Market street Philadelphia? ' where tnay also lie had Dr. Heeler's Cough Syrup. Veruiij nige Syrup, liiieuinaiie Lotion, Liver anil .Sanative Pills. | .UeillClllCS Ul uiisuijinwu nutinj. uj ?o. . n SAKSAPAUiLLA., a celebrated remedy iti :il| Scrofula and Coii>lilutii?iwl Disorders. it is, without ?l"tilit, the cheapest iiitti best remedy for Chronic Disease of the Chest Stnimch. lavcr. and skin known?ami admirably adapted forail derangements arrbitig trom impurities of the blood, i Females sullertug 1'rotn the Loss of Appetite, Nervous Debility, irregularities, Pains. Pimples. Blotch*. Sallow Complexion* CosiimiesK,etc., Will find the .sarsaparilla decidedly die best remedy in use for their removal. Nio ??tushould Ik- without Dr. Keeler's Foitimilv Medicines, so bettelicial in itmuy disease*. Prion?! |>er botth?6 unities f?.r ;.;3For sale by '/ . J. OkIIAV, Camden S. C..u:id l?y Drug! gists ami .Stores throughout the eoiinirv. Price Zb rents | per hot tie?ts-e circulars &? ., in hands of the agents. .Inly 'J, lafa). al ^ 1 Philadelphia Made (..'.-ill*ami (Ji?tt! Walking 5-hoes Kill I'it'S Mti'i Sli|itmrs.jnsl rnimivotl l?y | \V ANDl-KSON & CO. South Carolina. ; Bn Eifulty?Ijaiicastcr Olstrlct. [ 'i bourns B.ithird vs, William .WeKetnia, Pleasant \i #2i..^ui..l ....to \C.nr:iret. et a!. Mill !or Par til ion lieal Estate and a?count. ST appearing ?) liie satisfaction of the Cotnuiis. Siuiierllial feasant .1/. (ilass ami .1/ liquet its wile, Or. Win, l'Wier and Anna E* his wile, Klizi? (Jawlev, W, Johnson and Li lly Ainaii- j da his wife, Henry Strinufeiluw and .Mary '<v. i.'e | llenry Champion ami al .laia h.s wile, and aisi. j Monroe Mi.'ler, .lames Mil " am! ioha Mdh?r, (n ilie three Inst named are alive and ii i.oi tii?:r< Inl 1 dreu and heirs at law) defendants in almvr siatod 1 rase, are absent frum and resale without rlie 'units i nf the (Stale, I' is ordered on mo'ion of Messrs. ! Ilaiiiiiiond and Hoyce, Solrs. f??r (aonfdt, that ilie 1 said defendants, Pleasant M. (I lass and Margaret j in.* wife, Dr. Win. Foster ami Anna K ins wife, 1 Klizaheth (iawley, Juini W Johns* n ami Hetty j i Amanda 'lis wile, II?*riry .SiriteHcilow and .Mary { ! 'its wife, floury Chuiijiion and .1/abala Ins ivoe. 1 ami also .Monroe Miller, James Miller and Ji.lni i | Miller; (if alive, and it dead, tlm children and heirs ! j at law of the (liroe lasf named) do answer, plead | | or demur to t|,o Hill in above ease on or before the j I(>fh December, ISitl, otherwise judgment pro j j mnl'esMi \v ill l>e ord red ajiinsl earn and all oil I them. J II. \\ ITllFHSI'OdN, C. K L !>. ! <'mil. office, Sept. (I'It, >;liJ I State of South Carolina. I i Iti Itiquily? La la <*aslc r ifbtiict. ! Tli' iiias Hall iril. Ail nr., vs. William MrlCotina, ' ! I'le iKan? M-filass and Margaret, his wile. Hill j f' Kith ice Decree and Partition. II'a|ijiearin?r to my satisfaction that Pleasant M. ' (ilrss and Margaret, his wile. Dr. William Fos- | i ter and Anna K , Ins wile, John W. Johnson and j ' l.ettv Amanda, his wile, F.lizabetli (iawley, Hen. ' ! ry StrinyfelJow and .Va'y his wile, Henry Chain- , j jfion and Mafia la Ins wife, and also .l/onroe M^ler, i James Miller and John .1/iller, (it the three last I named are alive, and if not their children and heirs j at law,) defendants in the above case, reside wifli- j I out and beyond the limits ol the State, it is order- ; : cd on motion of Hammond and Hoyce, .Sol'rs tor I. iinif rim said: defendants, Pleasant. M. ' (i!;t.-s and Margaret hif< wile, Dt. W mi. Foster and j Anna H his ?\ilo, Joint \V. Johnson and Lelty A. ! i n is wile, l'.lizaneih (Jaw lev, llenrv Slrinefollmv j I and Miry Ins wile, Henry Champion and Aiahala | liis wife, and also Monroe Miller, James Miller and i John ,l/;llcr, (if alive, ami if dead, the children ; and heirs at law of the three last named) do plead, answer or demur to the bill in above case on or before the 10th December, 1850, otherwise jii(J?rinent pro confesso will in; ordered against all and each of them. J. II. U ITIJKHSI'OO.V, C. F. L. D. Com. office Sept 0, 1 N~>0. Si I (I On.70 Uxor ii J or'* .\ofioo. il.K those who were indebted to ill" late James I R. AlrKain, at the tune of Ins death, are hereby called U|?oii to come forward and make sell lenient. And those having claims against Ins estate will please hand them in properly attested, JOHN ROSSKR, Exc'r. Sept <5, 1350, 71 Picking Sheets. '?VT INCH COTTON OZNABCRGS, made ext) I presslv tor Cotton Picking Sheets, for sale by Aug. 'JO. * W. ANDERSON & CO. I I MBI ! II I JHJ.m-1. Sotftll Carolina?Kershaw District. WrilBREAS Mr#--, Susannah Tweed lias applied to me lor l/crierH of Admiiitisira'ion on al' anJ>iiioruiar (i/e Goods ai d Chattel^ Right* am credit* of Ruben Tweed, laic o! tl e Distric: aforesaid deceased f These are, there'ofe, to cite and admonish ali and singular. :he kindred rind creditor- of llie said deceased, lo be and appear before m? at our next Ordinary's Court lor the said District,to be lioldeu ; t Kershaw Court House on t# e Irtth day o| O. i. ins?, to show cause, if any, wh- the said administration should not be granted. ( ivon under my band and seal, litis 3rd day ol Oc* , in tlie year of our Lord one tho sand ei<<ht hundred and fifty, and in the scven'ly-lil'ib year of American Independence. JOHN H. JOV O. K. D. &ASAKVC' O.iLL CLOTHING STORE, 208 King-street, corner of Wentworth, CHARLESTON, S. C. \\T A. KK.NT <St Aiiri.'HKIiL are now re reiving their usual supply ot Spring and Summer Clothing, to which they would invite the attention of purch sers. I'hey keep constantly on hand, a lull and complete stuck id' Clothing and Gentlemen's Outfitting articles. Purchasers will at all times fin I a lull stork of English and Pre ich (Moth Dress and Frock Coats Medium and low priced Cloth do Pants, <>f all dose ri jit ions, And a toll stoc k ol Vests. They would invite attention to their stock ol Outlining articles, .viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Un ler Garments, Hosiery, Glomes; lt>us|jei:dars, Diessing Gowns, &c. eye. All of the above Goods will be sold at the lowest prices. W. A. KRNT cjr MITCH EI L, liijtS Kintr-st- cor. Went* orii. April 12. 20 tf 6. V. ANTWERP, 31EiiCf-lAXT TAILOR, Columbia, S. C. Keeps on hand and is constantly manufacturing an extensive assortment of nlain ami Insliiimable. <j;u inputs, wltirh will lie colli at reasonable prir.es, The ootids are "ft up expressly tor a fashionable custom trade, and will be found superior n workmanship anil (juality. I have also on hand and am daily receiving an extensive assortment of shirts and lurnisiiiiijr articles, choice ami cheap. I shall soil no artit le hut '.\ iiat iv jjooii and substantial. a so A fine assortment < / M.k and Fur Hats, of the very iatest styles, l oin lie uonsc of Ueebe cf- Cos. or. Jan X. 1 tf WA.\TEf>! rl^i IK suiisrrilier earnestly requests those ir.debtX ed to lion to come forward and settle without ilei ay. FOR THE FUTURE He will work for cash, ami expects the money or other satisfaction w lien the work isdetiverid. For iImt-e .o wiioin lie is indebted, he will do work at ilie lowest cash prices. N. If. A HHANTS. June 14, llAO. 47 tfw Leldy's Blood Pills. I LAIHiU ami Iresli supply oi tii? jrenuiue artij\ rif,jusi received at Z. J OKI] A VS. A:j??. :0 66 ~ THOMAS BOMMELL k CO. Siwiviiij,' & For'.vai ilLig J!cixhaiit?, CAMDEN, S; C. 15. W. i H A M B E ilsT^ Receiving and Forwarding Merchant, A Nl> Ituyer of Cotton Hud oth^r Country Pioduce, CAMDKN, s. C. CtOUN Nhcllsrx. I'uteiit Straw Ciiilnrs. plough*. Paw-nt ) I'liiiiii* "f ;!? ui '-t a;.}in?ivd kitnl?Kecking ainl sittin"' liuir-. !*? i!s.Tubs,& ?;.,just received i>v *.? . i.- ve nnWi'V orju. I if l# til ] a 4. M. . Carpeting!!! rt'ST nj?*nf.! am! for rale. rmnwti, or'rn fine, super* fine, an I ini|M*rial ihn-e ply < of new pattern*. Vi-'i. r.-in!,..| Moor Cloth*, Kiajs. and riitinn ( nrpeliug. upt. 17. 174 if j LI. tt . HON N KV. WILLIAM C MOOUE, HANK AGENT, And Receiving and ITonvarding Merchant C A W i) ! : N, 6. c. 11f.ffrencem?VV. E. Johnson, Esq. Maj. J. M DcSansstirc, T. J. Warren, Esq. *3?* True Southron insert 3 mouths. Irish Potatoes. VFRW ban els tine Northern Potatoes, just reroivotl by JAMES McEWKN. Aug. 2, Irioll. _ 01 if M i 11 TTutlseous, &.e. .Mill f? udiffitnis, HI J to JO inch M tit Cranks, assorted sizes North Carolina, English and Norther Hollow Ware, assorted, from j to55 gallons Patent Iron Axles, 1 to inch. .Mill Irons ofanv k:nd furnished to order. Mr f)0 WALL & COOPER. r?,i ? Copal Varn sli, Leather Varnish, Spanish Brown, Veueliau fled, Jhi iii Varnish, Hod Load, &c.&c. Kept ctiriw*aut<v mi hand at Z. J. DeIIAY'S Sept. *J'?. Superior Jiii^arci, FX quarter and half pound boxes; White MusL tard Seel: (tinker: Black and Rod Pepper Spice: Nutmegs; .\laco; loevs; Cinnamon, &e.; For sale hy Z. J. J)eIIA\. J?mv fl>;ivt?rs or Hohiew Planter, r?>llE most successful Pain Extractor 6f the pres1 out day: la'idy's So rsa pari I la Pills; Jay tie's Ague Pills: Brandroth's, Peters, Spencer's -Moffat's, Cordon's, 1\color's, Robert's, I<ee's and Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills; clove anodyne Tooth Ache l>tvps;Egy ptiaiiJChainnoo:Pastiles de Paris: English Tooth Brushes; Hair Brushes: Buffalo. Horn and Ivorv Combs; Perfumery; (Jilt Toilet Bottles: China Inkstands, Paper, Pens, Envelopes, Sealing Wax, Wafers, Mottos, &.e., &.c., may always he had at July 2.' Z. J. HeHAY'S. Family Mt'tiiciiics. Il/'ISTAR'S Balsam; Townsend's SarsaparilT V la: Cherry Pectoral; Rovvand's Tonic Mixture: Roche's Embrocation, lor hooping cough: Enninu's Sarsnparilla and Queen's Delight; Dr. Allen's Compound, lor the cuke of Dvsi'efsia, &c.; together with every article in the line, may be had at '/. J. DeIIAY'S. The subscriber has just finished oil'a lot of Mahoganv Rocking Chairs in plush. Also Sewing Chairs in plush ami hair; verv neat articles and a t unusually low prices. C. L. CHAUTJEN. riiiiiiney Scvceiid, OF beautiful patterns, with borders to suit.? For salt; by _ A. YOUNG. JUST received Southern Corn Shelters, Patent Cutting Kn.ves, and Wheat Cradles, by June 1 8 E. W. BONNE Y. r ; gc-:Jt-ilu- 1-1?J-ivji-ulkli an ail" e'ji^iaaa^Ma For the Rrmoral and Permanent Core of nlf* NERVOUS DISEASES, And of those Complaints which are earned by an impsiiedf weakened or unhealthy condi tldh of (he " NERVOUS 8 V ST EM. ! Thii beautiful and convenient application ot tlie my?terhm^ ; powers of OAijVANISM and MAtiNKTISM, tia? Iwen pr&~ romiced by distinguished physician*, both in Kurope and tb^ United States, to ke the vrfuchle meili' iihil Hitrutrry <tj ' Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT 1 and MAGNETIC FLCIfH; < j is used with the most perfect and certain succeM cases of flRIIRKAt DKBII/1TV, I Strengtncning the weakened body, giving tone to the variant1' organs, and invigorating the entire system. Aim in KITS, -CHAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY, DY8FEPSIA or IND1I GKSTION, RHEUMATISM, ACUTK and CHRONIC,GOUTA ' EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAFNESS, NKRV0U8 TUB- , MORS, PALPITATION OK THE HEART, APOPLBXT. ' NEURALGIA, PAINS in the SIDE and CHEST, LlVKR I COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE j of the SPINK. HIP COMPLAINT. DISEASES of the KID1 NKYS, DKKICIKNCV OK NKRVOL'S and PHYSICAL ENj I.ROY, and all NKR VOLS DISEASES, which complaint* erise from one simjdo cause?namely, tr - <U .it .>?< A Derangement of the- Nervous System. 0(7- in NKR VOL'S COMPLAINTS, Drngs and Medicine* ! ivermte the Jit'ate, for they weaken the vital energies of the j already piostrated system; while under the strengthening; ; life-giving, vitalising influence of Galvanism, as applied by A * ' 1 ?*I.a nukoHilsfl natiunt | tin* I'famiriii ana wimuvmu "fwj? vr? r~?_T, j and weakened aulfercr is restored to farmer health, birength, | elasticity and vigor *T * The great peculiarity and excellence of . ? Dr. Christie's Galvanic Caratives, 1 consists, in the fart that they arrest and cure disease by.aul 1 w il d aaplkalioit, in place of the usnal mode of drugging and physicking tlio patient, tilt exhausted Nature sinks hopelessly I under the inflictiou. i t . >' j Thty tlrentlhtn the uhole tyilrm, equalize the circulation of j the blood, promote thr s-rretinm, ant! nrrrr do the slighteot injury I under any citcumttcucet. Since their intrndactioa in Uie United State*, only three years since. (tinre than 6 0,000 Persons including all age*, claaies and condition*, among which were a large number of Indies, who are peculiarly anhjeet to N'tn , ous i-omplaints. hnrcheen ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED, when oil hops of relief lud been given np. and every thing else linen tiled in twin ! To illustrate the use of the OAT/VANIC BK1?T? suppose the rase of a person oMicted with that bane of civlNzaUnn, nvepL'Psn ?r ??r other chronic or Nervow Disorder. i? ontjnrr^ rovt. Hm?lanM lakan. ihwii. hy their ictiofl fli the nerves and muscles of the stomach, afford Itmpm ory relief but which leave the patient in a lower ?t*te, and with injured facultiei. alter the action thua excited baa ceased. NowcoraI pare this with the effect resulting front the application el the j liALVANIC BKL.T. Take a Dyspeptic suffarer. even in the worse symptoms of an attack, and (imply tie. the Belt aroaivi the body, using the Magnetic Flnid at directed. In a thort period the imentihle perspiration will act on the positive element of the Belt, thereby causing a Uslvaruc circulation which will past on to tht negative, and thence back again to the positive. thus keeping up continuous Ualvanic circulation throughout the system. Thus the mott<te?ere caste cf DysrursiA art PKR.MANKNTLY CURfcD. A KKW OAVB 18 OKTKN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO UUD4CATK THJC DISEA8K OF YKARS. #. CERTIFICATES AND TBSTI10NIAU Of the moat CndoaMed ChaiaUai, From all parts of the Conntry could be gteen, sofllciaut to fll i every column in thi*paper! AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, ! which conclusively proves that .. . ; " " Truth is stranger than Fiction." Cl'BE OP ; RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS AND 0TSPBPSIA, Rev. Dr. Landis, a Clergyman of New- Jersey, if distinguished cttniimeat* and eaaited ; reputation1 . ' * fi.- . , . Sinitwr, New Jertay^Joly U, IMS. | Dr. A. H. Omsu lie?Dear Sir: You' ert*h"%?;fcnr?w- of ma ; what hi* Item the . sun ui my <r?u we, 01 uxc appm>u<>M, >< I THK GALVANIC bKLT AND. NECKLACfc. My-reply itu | follows: >;*-. X" I I For almut twenty ye an I hail been suffering from Dyspep. j ?i* Kvery year the symptoms became worse, jwr could 1 obtain permanent rcliel from any course of medical treatment . wnaterer. About fourteen years since, in consequence of I frequent exposure to the weather, in the discharge of my pas| torai duties, I became subject to a severe Chronic Rheumatism, which for year, after, year, caused toe indescribable I anguish. Farther: mthe winternf'ti-andM^Jn consequence 1 of preaching a great deal in ray own and various other j churches in this region, I was attacked ti} .the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe as1n require ?j?Amm<xliite suspension of my'pastoral labors. Jfy nerraui.igelem seet new thoroughly proitraled, and as my Bronchitis became worse, so | also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afftetirtn? thus evincing ! that these disorders were connected wjtbjmch other throng* I the medium of the Nervons System. In.the whole pharmecoI poeia there seemed to be no rfcm*dial-*agent which could reach and recuperate my Nervous System'; everything that I ! had tried for tliis purpose had completely (ailed." At last I ' was led by my friends to examine yonr inventions, and (though j with no very sanguine hopes of their efficiency,) I determined | 1> try the effect of the application of the GALVANIC BKLT ! AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC TLUID. This was | in June. 13<6. To mvckkat iitokkiwuit, jti tnssiri vv Dvsrxrsu had none; in r.niHT osvs 1 was kwsulkd to skk'MK mt rssToasL i_?soss; voa hatk I since omittko | ? ai.xoLK seance on account or tnk Bsovcihtm; ano av Rhkvmstic irrecTtoe his r.NTinr.LT cttaseo yo-TaocsLR mk. | Such is the wonderful and happy results of the experiment I have recommended the BKLT and FLUID to many who | have been likewise suffering (torn Neuralgic affections. They I havo tried tnem, with Nirn nnvi.ii, mmiM, ? I am, dear air, rery respectfully yonrl ROBERT W. LANDIB. Tic Dolorenx and Neuralgia. I These dreadful and agonizing complaint! *re ImncJiattly j rtlitrri by the opplieatlon of tlia Oat.Ttnic Bsu, Ntcuus I A.a 11 Ki-uiii. The Belt dilt'uaei the Electricity through-the j lystem ; the Necklace hM a local effect, and the'/luid acta directly upon the affected nerves. In thee* diatressing | afflictions the application NEVER KAILS. ?-? FIT8 AND bONVULSIONS. These alarming and terrible complaints always caused I By t ilfianftmrnl of tkt A'et rtl Tne BklT, BIICiliti iiis j Fu'in will cure nearly every case, no matter how young or ! sld the patient, or how confirmed the complaint Ndaeioua | and astonishing proofs " >? in possets ion of the proprietor. (K7* M?nP hundred ',*rtiflcatcs from all pari* of thecountro : of the most extraordinary character can be given, if implied. Qr7- No trouble or inconvenience attends the nee nf DR. | CHRISTIE'S MLVJtmC ARTICLES, and they may j be worn by the most feeble and.delicete with perfect eaae ana ' * *- ? ?? 'sn.allAn tlftndlllff lblU UK) |f Iimeiy. in many ,? . ,. w Htfity rlmianl and ayretsill. Th?jr CM) btMOl to tt>T part of tlia country. Prices; ' The Galvanic Belt, Three Doll era, i The Galvanio Necklace, Two Dollars, : The .Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Baob. The Magnetic Fluid, < * Oner Dollar. (SCf- The articlei are accompanied by fall ami plain 4ireo> | linnf. Pampblata with foil particular! may be had of the authorized Agent PARTICULAR CAUTION. 0&~ bt?trt of CounttrftUt mud IrortkUti /auhrfi'ina. D. O. MOR3HBAD, M P., I GENERAL AGENT KOR THE-UNITED STATEe,' j t l.'W Broadway, Haw Tork. I For sale in Camden by tlie aajtohized Agent'. JAMES R. MoKAFV. In Chariestnfi hrDr. P. M.COHEN*. In Columbia by BOATRIGIPT & MIOT. Pastilles de Paris. | TT^OR th? alleviation and cure of Bronchitis, 1 r the throat now so oreva 1. anti tmiur uioi ??? u. ^ . lent in the United States among Ministers and other public speakers For sale by sen*. 20 Z J- PrffAV _ Fieuch ISraiudy. Supo-ior French Brandy, tor Medicinal purposes. For sale at^cKA^.jj DRUG^STORru