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]jd!'or.) has defined liberty to be "tl po'.ver of acting as one pleases, or d *?.! *?* Ue\ cone fif Jt/y^n/t r*afmint wiltti lit ogtQ ui^ vvvc*^ * v<-, ...... % human lairs, so far onh/, as is u ce.&surif, or expedient, for the puhl pood." Now, is not the moral law God-given "human law" operating p bono publico f And though we may c enforce it, in the tribunals of hums justice (because not upon the statu book) are we not, nevertheless, as rjoi citizens, amenable to its mandates an requirements ? And doe? "Old Churcii presume to contend that we have right as lyood citizens'?as just an * - ? K..n? nnltfl, putnoTic memocrs uj -hc having the public weal at heart, to a< upon aud carry out our iudividual view and wishes, however detrimental i their public bearing, however muc (hey may antagonize with public cpinioi public requirement and the pnbl wish? fand this, bcciu?c his opinio is his own, forsoo h! and he has a rigli {'!) to exercise it, for weal or for woi as he, in bis autocratic power, sha r vouchsafe to decide? Cannot "01 Church'' do better than this? If m for heaven's sake, let us have a ne Church, or at least a reformation of th creed and tcncnts of the "old." "Ca olina" is an adherent, of and owes all gienee to no Church, he it old or net which fulminates and publishes sue heresies as arc these. I'urthcr, However. v? snuum, m Editor, as a proj o-ition, mat individu: opinions and act- in so far as they her upon question ofo.ic policy, arcpiit lie projwrtt/?i jcy comprise a "joii stock" in which we an? all alike intei ostcd, and it is in this aspect, Mr. Ed lor, that we propose to d:s:;uss the que. tion before us. Let us iliustiale: Granting?as \\\ <! >?the right cor tended for (i. e. to do as we jileasc) i all matters of purely individual cot cern, let us suppose that a residen of this community designed the cxcci tion of certain views conscientious! conceived, but which, if carried oui would entail public harm; let us sup pose this individual to be remonstrate with by a commute, of intelligent an respected gentlemen, who say to him ' We know that you are eor.scientbu in this matter, but, for the reasons git en, we entreat you to forego your :tc tion, calculated, as we all believe it ti be, to injure you and us alike." Now, sir, whether convinced or nth crwi?e, is it not the bounden duty n the single indiv'dual. ns.a*"//'W ctti zcn" to yield to the public wish.hcenus public infere^'s nr<* at stake? iff1 i: it not true (in the 111 ijur.ty ot iiistant-is that '-two heads are better than one ? Ts public opinion a ciylt<r that it shoiil be set at naught '( A sel buffered sacri {ice on the profane altar nl* bigotry over which the juggernaut oar of imi vidua! fanaticism is to be ruthless! driven, unchecked ? Wcopine'/."/, Mr. Kditor! ''Oaroli na" { > weak enough, to confess that li has a grotf respect 'or intelligent pnbli opinion, and dare not 'array hitnsci against it, or that "Kcfurm." which i tame i specially, vl<r? th>rr i no othor jii 'J'ct tj' fure tl><- upo which to hinge a h-*pe of j.o 1 icic I sa vation. "I dare do all, that tnny-bccom a V'v; who dares do ntorr, is none I iiut further. '-'Old Church" says : " Carolina' "mils, in g'ud set terms, and f<?r what because a man will net go to mas meetings, &c., uhcthrr he feels like i or mo ! For,after * '!, toe gravamen ?, 'v'ntoIitiaY cbarge li here." We reject the proposition ! All t!ia Carolina said, in that behalf, was p in! kmtjyriiticti to-wit : " lot us attend tit public meetings " Is this '.'railing," c a patriotic and will meant siiyysfitm? which ? We will defer to public opiti ]0U (Ml uiai suurrj uui iiiu.-h. m c.uuij n> to the individual assertions or belief? of "Old Church." For, we have a pai ticular dislike to be condemned (withuu a triiiF by jury) by one who, in ou humble opinion, docs not wear the ei mine with discretion. 'Carolina' plead 'not guilty,' to the charge of dictatior he blushingly, too, confesses his unfit ncss to act as ftmme ftor/c, and Ire tub ling'y snygests, that the functions pei tabling to that important office, can bos be discharged by one of the medics fraternity. But to revert. It please "Old Church" to be facetious. What, Mr. Editor, has luckless Carolina said, or done, that in "good sc and Chesterfieldian terms, lie should h decorously informed, that lie is a "rail cr"?a denouncer, a fenxmc sni/e, i ordinary, (most extra-ordinary!) Sachem of the situation?one, whose view are " revolting to sense," (!) and "swash buckler-itc, (!) to boot, nttha Pleasant information?very 1 Bu unfortunately, the cap does'nt fit; i inny, somebody else, and whoever h be, he is welcome to wear it. Beside! the texture is rather coarse, to sui "Carolina's" somewhat" critical tast< and he does not want it. But we d gross. Nobody Ku Kluxed you, Mr. Editoi .when, a fcW weeks siuce, you council ?^tcd, identically, the views of -Carolina Nobody has massacred the Editor of tli Charleston Courier for saying "Ac i doubly a traitor, who allows his perse tial opinions to interfere with his Jut to hii State ami his fellow citizens. But Carolina speaks?he, a com pa) lice stranger in this community, (!) an (tell it not in Gatli) he is caught an eaten alive cannibal fasbioD, sans set soiling! "Altis ! Cremona, too near to Mantua!" "Alas! "Carolina," too near to "Old Church! Well, well, Mr. Editor, as "01 Church" says,?a good conscience is mighty good thing, and we, too, saj "let the galh d wince, our withers at unwrung." And, if 'Carolina's' urtiel does 'tend to harm,' he, at least, meai well and submits humbly, that '01 Church' is the more injudicious of tli two, in attempting, as he has done, I fortify the positions of those, whose a titudc is opposed to effort, iu behalf < Reform. Yet, again, (by way of playful d grestiun) Mr. Editor, why is " 01 Church," like "Uncle Sam ?" Answc ic IJceauso lie denies the existence of 0 Carolina's rights. >d His opinions are (for him) "my own, c- sir! my own-sir," but Caiofina isforthic with tomahawked, and scalped for dara ! i>ii7 to express his. Only great Moguls ro I and Potentates, possess this "divine ot J right of Kings." in j Presumptuous Carolina! !e i Consistent and magnanimous Old id , Church ! 'd | In conclusion, Mr. Editor, Carolina 1 | knows, that there are "pood men and a i true," in this honored community, who, i whilst they have taken no prominent i nart in the political campaign, are, ft nevertheless, doing their duty, in their ! rs own way. and 'stand ready to help* the n cause of honesty, decency and pood ili government. To such as they, his artide can have no possible application.? !c For them, he has none other, than n ; kindly words and kindlier wishes. ]iut, 't ; in re-peet tothose who, whether through e> ; npathv. lukewarmnoss, or indifference, l'' 1 ?su .enly persist in their refusal to Id i aid this grand old Commonwealth of ( ! cherished memory and hallowed asso* 1 w ; ciations, of a glorious past, in this, her ie , hour of sore need and travail?Carolir_; na must bo permitted to believe that c- j the public sentiment of an outraged and I ruined people, will sustain him in re" i asserting (as he unqualifiedly does) that ' they arc "nor (/nod citizens, but are drones in the public hive?incubi upon ' society, and excresenocs upon all that is r admirable and lofty in the moral coni slitution of our natures." ! "I could endure chains nowhere patiently; I . i And chains nt home, where I ?m free, by j birthright. Not at nil " I And, for those, who are endeavoring , : to rivet the shackles upon his unwiH? ! in" limbs, the 'uiilk of human kindness' courses not, in Carolina's veins, j J Mr. Editor, Carolina has done ! j f 1 lie thanks you, sii, for the courtesy j f .. tfith which you have opcucd.your col- I J t* , umns to this incomplete and f 'eblc effort | | in self defence, and. in vindication of; ,j what he believes to?be the right. And, S j j deprr eating, as lie does, (for public as ' , j well as private reasons) a further dis1 cussion of this topic, he takes his leave | ^ .. | of O'd Church, with the courteous assurance, that in declining future cor- * [t rcspoiidetu-e, thereon, uo possible dislespcct is 'iitciided by Carolina. !? GREAT BARGAINS I! IN }, . u The lands of the late James C. Doliv being j e d divided, I ofler tor sale uiy portion, consist- j e i- : ill" of I ti .*?,()00 ACKES, j 1 J on Wnteree River, twelve miles In-low CamV | den. twenty miles east ot Columbia. liUO " j acres .cleared River I'-ottom, muler fenc-'. ' j well ndapteil to Cotton, Corn, Small (irniti, ; s or Stock raising. The greater part being j perfectly free Iroiu overflows. The balance j, C ! are fine Pine Land-', with fine Creek Hot- i t |f torn*. The whole is admirably adnnfed to . j | Slock Raising There is a fine Residence, j . i with Ouilmi'dings on the place, with ample i t ' * iiceo'iiniodiitions Jo laborers. L t) | These Lands will be sold nt a great sacri- | e |. fire, on the most accotninodatiiig terms, cither c , in a bin!*., or in two or three tracts. ; u 0 * '? t? TnniM I j r ?M 1#UI llVUtUi Of nj'j/y ? ?/ ??... .. j ill. Davis or to I K. C'. DORY. t " | Cain den. S. C. Oct 13. if ; | . For Sale. ' js *, A fiuo BROOD MARE and COLT. Ap- J ^ plv at this Office. Oct. 111. ^ QnraS&iiK Notice. L On ami after tins date persons wishinu to V ride in the Omnibus to the depot In meet ' c their friends or on business otherwise, will j. be charged half price each way. I inn neees. 1 J si la ted to adopt this rule, and no exception * ~ will be made to it. i- J. S MERONEY. ?t , October IS. tf. !;! Estate Sale.. i( | On the 2d day of November next, by permission of the Judge of probate. I will sell r ' at public nutcrv. to the highest, bidder, all of r- j the PERSONAL ESTATE of the late DenIs nis McLeiwlon. deceased. " , i EBEN. N YARIiOROUGH, ' * Administrator, j Octob-r 13. 3t.# s| NEW GOODS'f s I Just Arrived. . j l>f!V GOODS, &e., t Consisting in part of assorted Prints, Detain, ' r?l-5 I- T ? nt..../.lw..l ,.?.l 1 *n_ ! 'J ( JTItllUP, OVHUB, - IWIDno, IIVU v/..~ . _ i bleached Shirting. Opera, Printed and Can- v " j ton Flannels, Stripe?, Checks, Denims z n ! 'l icking, &.C., Ladies and Gents Plnin and ' k - Ribbed Hose, White and colored Gloves, . . g Handkerchiefs, Balmorals, Hoopskirts, Nu- I " bias, Corsets, Aprons, Neckties, Suspendeis, a . j Shirt Bosoms. Ladies Belts, Head Nets, ' Spool Cotton, itc. I, j Pocket Knives, Pocket Books. Combs, It Thimbles, Knitting and Sewing Needle*, Pins, c Arc.. Lily White, Fancy Extracts, Poinudes, , Cologne, &c. JiGROCERIES&C., li ?, I Consisting in part of i- Flour. Sugar, Coffee, Lard. Molasses, Salt, I Mackerel, Cheese Sonp, Starch, Candles, j Matches,Oysters, Lobsters. Salmon, Sardines, r> ' Herrings, Pickles, Canned Fruits, ant'. Vegt , etables. Capers Sauce, Yeast Powders, Pep| per, Spice, Nutmeg. Ginger, Cinnamon, &c. c I CROCKERYWARE, Nails. Cotton Cards, j ;g Water Buckets. Concentrated Lye, Blacking, J J Washing and Cooking Soda; Epsom Salts, ' I Copperas, For Sale, CHEAP, by y j B. S.' KIRKLEY, . I 3 doors North of the Market. j ? , P3IOTOJ2RAPIIS, * 1.1 A^ROTTP?8, dro, Messrs. McKnighi and Dodson, i beg leave to inform the citizens of Camden ? and surrounding country that they 1iave i returned, and are prepared to furnish 1MIOd TOGRAPH AMBROTYPES and PEARL . a PICTURES at reduced rates. Persons wishing good Pictures, and the public generally, '' are invited to call and examine our fine sp o c citnens. <> l OnltiTv Tin Stairs in the Workman Build* ing. Oct. C. lin ? ~W. CIYBURfi, ,, i Fire and Life taw Apt' CAMDEN, id O. I8 r: Jul; 2? tf. ' 13 AGrGrllV Gr AXD COTTON TIES. For Sale at the. lowefct market prices, by GEO. ALDEN, Agent. ~STGHT DRAFTS. RIGHT DRAFTS on Baltimore?good in New York ut par vnluo. For ?nle by GEO. ALDEN, Agent. E. J. CONWAY, GROCER, AND General Commission Agent. CAMDEN, S. C. DEALER IN (I II0 C 11I MS 5 WINES, LIQUORS, Seg ars, Tobacco, HATS, CAPS, Boots, and Shoes. Together with a Great Variety OF OTHER ARTICLES suited to his trade. Ho keeps on hand, n full supply of ' _ | Bagging and Ties, j V.nd offers to sell nt as low prices ns the same articles can be bought in this market. He is prepared to make liberal advances in Cotton consigned to him for shipment, and o pay the highest maikct prices for nil kinds if Country Produce, at. the stand formerly iccupied by Mr. ELIAS, next door North 01 fudge Lkitnek's Office. Se;s. 22. 3m. ;IXTY*FIVE FIRST PHiZE MEDALS AWARDED | j THE GREAT | , Ortn+lir.nn "DlOTin I ! j^ZWJ p MM JTionui " ^ MANUFACTORY. \ W3I. KXABE& CO. j! M AN UFAOTliKKR8 OK Grand, Square and Upright PIANOFORTES , B.1LTI.VORE, MD. These Instruments hfive been before the 'ublie For nearly Thirty Years, and upon xeellence alone attained an unpurchased premiueeee, which pronounced thein unqualied. Their onihines great power, sweetness and fine | inning quality, as well as great parity of In- | iiin tion and Sweetness throughout the entire | calu Their TOUCI3I s pliant and elastic,*and entirely free from he stillness found in so many Pianos IN WORKMANSHIP hey are unequalled using none but the very iest SEASONED MATK.lt AX,, the largo enpitnl inployed in our business enahliug us to keep eiitiuually an immense stock of lumber, &c, hi hand All our Square Pianos have our New , mproved OvkustulXC Scale and the A- < iltakee TllKRLR. We would call special attention to our late iiinroveinentR ( 4 It A N D PI A NCSA ND ; Q U A R E. G R A N I) S. Patented Ar- I iust 14. Idfifi which bring the Piano nearer | lerfcction than h"s yet been attained, ivory Piano fully warranted for |' Five Years. ] V?"e have ntade arrangements for the .Sole ( vlmi.ks.u.k agency for the most. ce1cbra- i I'll PAP LOR OUOAXS and MEI.OI >EONS 1 vhich we ofTcr, Wholesale and Retail, ut I ' joweat Factory Prices Wil KNABK & CO. Baltimore, Md. Set. 15. Gin. t Ladies, Call and See Them! ' THE K13T& WlfUIEB. Fhe greatest Improvent of the Age for the Laundry. - It does its work well, as is acknowledged , iy the thousands who have thpni in use. For sale by CEO. ALDEN, Agent. Sept. 1 tf TO^SORIAL The undersigned give notice to the public ; hat they have opened a BARBER'S ESs .'ABLIS1IMENT at the Keishuw House, rhere they are prepared to furnish our eiti cos with all uccouimodations in their line of iiisioess. Thankful to the public for their patronage 11 toe past, they respectfully usk a coutinunce of their favors at their new stand. CHElNUT, CARLOS & CO. _S"pt. 23. tf 11 ai* 3 Ti^w I The subscribers have received a good sup- i i y of NAGGING and TIES, which they will | lispose of, say, linggiugat 25 cents per yard. Ties, at .8 cents per lb. A liberal deduction to the trade. D. L. DESAUSSURE &, CO. Sept. 29. , tf. Kinsman & Howell\ Factors and Commission i Mercha?its. Liberal Advances made on Cotton and Naval Stores.! Charleston, S.C. Sept. 15.?Cm GEO. ALDEN, Agent, g now receiving n LARGE and well-selected stock of CJIIOCERIES, SHOES, Cook Stoves, ! i lid n great variety of other articles npper i aiiiiugto his business, to which ho respect .. * ... ... r.t,? I ii11v cant) iiju aiiri.iiun ui mo |>uvmv. sV(?t. i. if SCHOOLNOTICE. ! Tvlihfi GTUBE.^ lesnmpci her scliool'for hoys md pirl? on Monday, 19iii SijiJciuhcrOil. 6,?It pd. 1 HfFW PALL GOODS.1 Mrs. Rodgers has just returned from the North, and is now receiving her FALL STOCK of MILIjIKTERY AND DRESS GOODS, of the very Latest Style. WW IjjJShe selected her Stock with a view to E. 1 please all her customers. Her GOODS J. I have been bought at the lowest prices, and E. ? will be sold CHEAP for CASH, A S. KODGERS. Oct..6. tit F of j. CONTINUATION * OF issu t-? -b-t -r T7s -liZ> HJ JL J. JLji The undersigned will continue Business ut the stand formerly occupied by the Into W. ELIAS, corner of Broad and Rutledge sts., ! * Cmnden, S. C. "" AMELIA ELIAS. I e"October G. " ' ' tf I ~ < to_ 11 Jfew Fall and Winter "il O-OOIDS. '' MRS. ELIAS hns on hand, and offers at Er. the LOWEST PRICES, n general atock of MERCHANDIZE, consisting in part, of DRY GOODS, of every description, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &SUGAR. c'oFFEE, TEA, MOL SSES FLOUR, BACON, LARD, SALT. BAGGING and TIES, with every other.article usually culled lor. Her motto being QUICK SALES und SMALL PROFITS, she is prepared to make jt to the interest of purchasers to call, examine her goods nud learn b ,>r prices before laying in thuir supplies. Octob er G. tf ; KNOX & GILL. I Cotton Factors AND n 1 n ?4? I wrai Hinii irauiis, ISTo. 4, Holliday St. Baltimore, Md. Consignment of Cotton or nthf>r Produce, respectfully solicited anil liberal advances nude by us through our Agcut at Camden, 3. C. ' . Sept. I fx tf. . Something Newl . iiye Sugar Cured Canvass Shoulders, for sale ! V AT MYERS'. | 4uc, Mackerel, . I ^ Sardines, Lobsters. Pickled Oysters, Salmon, ! i'inegar, Ac. For Sule . I fx AT MYERS*. I J T Water wheel, ra MiNJearin^Shaftin^SMsya 1 y ^ENn FOR A CIRCULAR Pa * 8?pt. 15 , I- ly j RE3IOVED! ?2']?K<1?E JIt'LEAX, * Barber fiand Hair Dresser, **! lias removed his Saloon to the house on * J Rut lodge Street, next to Messrs. Kershaw ?}g Si Kershaw's Law Office, which has been ^ tilted up. with n view !< the comfort and con bl rentenco nt lua eusiomers, wnere ne propo it*? to practice l/is art in his usual superior . <lv|e. iiil Rooms an; attached for tuo benefit of those who desire to enjoy the luxury of n Duth. He returns thanks lor the patronage here- pro] toforo received und respectfully solicits its L'outiutiauce. Sept. 22. ? Executrixs' Notice. isu ALL persnns having demands against the ^ Estate of JAMES LOVE, dec-eased, will render their claims, duly attested, on or before the first d.ty of October. 1871, or all claims will bared alter that date. AH persons indebted to said Estate, will make immediate payment to me. MARTHA LOVE, Exc'tx. Aug. 1 ly Jin Notice. ALL persons indebted to or having claims ! against the estate of DENNIS McLENDON, ' deceased, are hereby requested to present the ] same properly attested, on or before the 1st I of December, A. D.. 187U. EBEN YARBOKOUGH, Adm'r, MARY YARBOKOUGH, Adm'x. Aug. 1. ouipd DON'T BE ONE DAY Without it in the House, j ~ 'S? Standard Preparations i ri, ARE I III ' CostnrV' Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminators. i "CostnrV' Liquid Bed-ling Exter. "CoRtur's" Only Pure Insect Powder. "CostnrV'Only Sure Remedy Corn Solvent. | Sold everywhere. Ask for "COSTAR'S", ttilte no other. $1, S'2, Sit. and 85 sizes, order from COSTAR CO., Id Howard St.,N Y. j Sold by GOODltlCH, WIN KM AN & Co. Wholesale Agents at Charleston. 1 HODGSON & DUN LAD, \. 1 May 5?6m. Camden, S. 0. I u,e J ; ! thai WHEAT TASK ! SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE ? NOYEMItEIt 1st, 1870. ; Mu? CHABV.ESTOX, SO. A. Most libernl Premiums offered ? in every department of Agriculture and [ 5 Mechanical Arts. J ^ Premium Li4 published in Fnmphet rortn. THE POLICY HOLDERS, SFE AKD TONTIStE ASSURANCE 0., *w' ' . f ' OIF1 TUB SOUTH, No. 29 BROAD ST., CHARLESTON,!. C. .. r * - - >?' '~wa v ' ' 101 ' rue V/CJTH)^ r , ^ r. McRUBKEY, President. GEO. E. HOGGS. Secretary. ?. ALEXANDER, V. P. and Actuary. JOHN T. DARBY. M. D? Medial Adviser \ GILMER, Vicf Pres. res. in Goo. AUGUSTINE T SMYTHE, SoTfdhor. <YE HUTCHISON, Vice Pres. rei. JAMES CONNER.. Counsel, in Georgia. K. A. .KINLOCH if. TL | Local Medical r R. LEBBT, Jit., M D., j 'Examiner*. IFTY TflOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with Comptroller Gciierul for'pr<Heetion 'olicy Holders.' ' . ... lore than ONE MILLION DOLLARS of Assurance applied for. . . ilia Company, having complied with all the condition* of Glmrter. is how prepared to e the usual forms of Life and Endowment Policies on the Cash system/ ' CASII PREMIUMS! CASH DIVIDENDS ! CASH POLICIES! II policies non forfeitable after the payment ofONEAnnuh! Premium.' aid-up Policies issued on surrender of the original for an equitable-amount/ urely MUTUAL I No StockooldersI All profits.DIVIDED among tliu Policy-Hold Dividends declared Annually. ividends hnce declared are non-forfeitable, and may "be. used to reduce the Premium icrcasc the amount of Assurance, or to make the Policy self-sustaining. Dividehds left ) the Company, however applied, may be used, in cane bf nee'd, tin pay PPertrit/ina. lvestments confined by Charter to 1he most solid and reliable Seonrltjee. ' atruuize the only Life Assurance in the State, and keep your MONEY AT HOME. WARREN R. MARSHALL, Agent. ? - ? i . -1 m_ ; ci ri u. J. onannon. ixieciiuLLi m* w. I - ' . rf 7 tf. THE LATKSr IMPttOt^BMEI^^ AND BEST NOW 1^^^. "GOOCH'S" PATEISTT IS OFFERED TO TIIE TRAM AT *' " ' A GEM Y Y PRICE. > . .* Ct? .j. s'r- : - ' sr ii* 3TT5.? AjL EXPENSES AI>?E3> and "iii any. quantity destrou AMPLE can bo seen atuur STOKE and engagement will b'ciinude JofMery by the 20ch nnd 25th inst. - " , r \'c will have a Supply of the above, by the 20th instant, which vc r.ffcr to rcliants as LO H'as they cau purch any othdfTIE eq lal mq'nlity&e. ' - - - ' ]). X. Di'SAXSSUKE k'<&. ,ug. -My. j - . - ': v : : OIK- ' 'RUGS AND -MEDICINES, mBD. <T. COX,XjIS3E,, - > WHOLESAtE \>'I> BETAItl; ; IIEGGIST AS I) A P ? T II E C A R l . . # ^ IAS ON I1AND and constantly receiving supplies of the populai itent Medicines, Perfumery, Faney Toilet Articles, ' i Lubin Powder, Extracts, Soaps, Hair, Tooth. Nail, Flesn, Whitewash, and Paint Brushes. int.Q Oils Pnttv and Window Glass, and Lamps OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS & CHIMNEYS, &C., &C. .also - .. \jj astetter's Bitters, Plantation Bitters, negar Bitters, Sea Moss Farine, LStor Oil, Sulph, Quinine, ilph. Morphine, . .Leibig's Food, ydrat Chloral, Chlorodyne, ixir Bromide Potassium, Citrate of Magnesia. D Everything usually kept in a well assorted DRUG STORE?which L* poses to sell CHEAP FOB CALSIEi. .ESCREPTICNS compounded day and night?and on Suudays, when i? ecessary. - - - ^ uly 7-Gnss. HAVE JUST IiECEIVED A LARGE Sl lTLY OF drugs ak? hedk'ises, jid Extracts, Instruments, Quinine, Blue Mass, Calomel, Opium, Morphine, Castor Oil, Epsom Salts, Diarrhoea Remedies &c., ALSO ALL POPULAR >H VSTOT\NS and others will find if to their ailrnritnse to rail aim ? *??., ! 1 our stock before sending to Charleston or elsewhere as we arc conuotrui i we can sell :is cheap and on as good terms as any Hon."1 mi 'bo Naw?, HODlfSON & DUIS L/tr anc 10, ufswav's neatly Kvliof? I (rfiiulnc hite Lead, . .. f th?? numerous colors. Point and Yunnan tang Liniment, mnl Piiin Killer. Brushes, Copal, Japan nod Damar Vnroihheii, For xiiM In' [ For sale ('heap' HODGSON A DUNI.AP. j j;y HODGSON ?& DUNLAP. sos<o?er?. Fia.oatio.., " ' H- ALEXANDER, Dentist. ' BROAD STREET PVynK.V. S. C Hnfflsiidi? German Bitters, and Warren's Can be lound at his OFFICE Coin 'J A. M., e Cordial, for sale hv * j '2 P. M. H()DG.hON a DUNLAP. ; Sept. 15. tf.