Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, November 19, 1852, Image 3

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KooHuudV iii'ris?ai2 E it tern. - Hundreds of our citizens complain of debility and langour of the system,, derangement ol the liveranjJ*' stomach. want of appetite, A'c.; they are frcquerrtfy t!iO result oftoo close npplieatjon, and a thousand otiier 'causes we cannot hero name; but we would say-to all afflicted, do as we have done?get-a bottle or two of., Dr. llooJlaud's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. son, and our word for it you will be cured. AVe recommend this medicine, knowing from experietiee th:;*. it Is much superior to the generality of patent m,u:" cines. Wo would say to our readers, pu:chase in m unless prepared by Dr C. M. Jackson, Piiih;dc!p!iia. October 22. POJSOXIA'tt. Thousands ?if parents whn use Vermifuge c< nir.o-c:! <-: Castor Oil, Calomel. A r.. are no! aware, tl.ai while they $ appear Iftbcnelit the patieiit. they are actually laying tl.<futtndaiions for u series ?.f ?li. cases, such as salivation. |o.: * of sight, weakness ot limb.-, c. In another roltsmn will be Ibitnd the advertisement of Hobcnsack's 3Iedieines, 'o which we ask the attention oi all directly interested in their own as well as thtir ( l.ildren's health- In Liver Complaints and uii disorder.' arising from these of a billions type, should make use of the only genuine medicine. llobensackV Liver Pills. DO""* Be not DKcEivnn," but ark lor llobensm k'Worm Syrup and Liver fills, and observe ihat each ha the signature of the Proprietor, J. ,N. JIOBLNSiVt. K, a. UVliC CISC ate JJWUM.iig, ^ anMMcaMiwBBaaBWBBaaanMHmgagaHigaMc gag TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION. L^--- . All Temperance organizations iu the Stato of South Carolina are respectfully invited to participate in a PUBLIC MEETING of the Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance, at Columbia, S. C. on Thursday, the ^ 25th inst. A torch light procession will be formed at 6 o'clock, p. m., ia front of Odd Fellows' IlalL ^ t< Addresses will be delivered by several of our most distinguished Speakers. Ry order of A M. Kennedy, G. "W. P. S. S. McCULLY, ) Committee R. NORTfl, [ of T. BEGGS, ) Arrangements. ( 7 Nov. 18. 93 2t ? ftjg~ "We are authorized to announce TIIOMAS BASKIN, Esq. as a candidate for Sheriff at the ensu- < ^ ' ng election. I. O. O. F.?Kershaw Lodge, IVo. f>. THE Regular Meeting of this Lodge trill be held at their Hall, this Evening, at 7 o'clock. , WILLIAM SHI EL, Secretary. Estate Sale. BY order of the Court of Ordinary, will bo sold at the late residence of James Baskin, deceased, on the 20th day of December next, all tho perishable property belonging to said Estate, consisting of Corn, Fodder, Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Goats, Wagons, Plantation Utensils, Ac. I will also sell before the Court House door in Camden, on the first Mouduy in Janury next, Eleven very likelv NEGROES, among whom there is a good Carpenter, one tolerable good Carpenter and a good: Wa- < y goner. 1 Terms?For the perishable property a credit of | twelve months, with note and approved security, with t interest from day of sale. For the Negroes, a credit of one, two, and three ] years, with bond and mortgage, approved security, and interest from daj' of sale. Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers, as woll as recording them. A. G. BASKIN, Ex'r. Nov. 19 93 tf A PLW IN the Presbyterian Church, for sale by J. CHK3NUT. Nov. 19.?93tf ( Notice. 'TMIE subscriber will bike on freight one hundred and ' JL ten or twenty bales of Cotton, at any timo tlilsnr the next week, or will hire a large Canal Boar, with a crew of hands as may be agreed on. Apply to Mr. F. I Joy. J AS. CHESNUT. t .NOV. 19.?93 It. ? V ; ft ft- Coiitfarce Jockey Club Races r ff^IJE above RACES will commence on WEDNKSX DAY, 22d December, and continue four days. From the number of Horses now on the ground, line sport is anticipated. N. B. YOUNG, Nov 19?93 4t Proprietor. SCHOOL BOOKS. ^ A COMPLETE and cxtensiveassortment of SbHOni. Books are now on hand of the best editions, ! which arc offered for sale at low prices lor cash, or at j the usual credit to punctual customers. GRAMMARS.?Smith's. Bullion's and Brown's. SPELLERS.?Elementary, Carpenter s. N. V. South- 1 em and Dictionary Speller DICTIONARIES.?Webster's, Walker's, Reid's, and % Worcester's Elementary. < READERS.?Southern, No. 1^2, and 3; Goodrich's; New York and Grigg & Ellidifs 1. 2 and 3; Porter's Rhetorical. Lovel's. National. Sargent's Standard Speaker, Frost's American do. t HISTORIES.?Parley's 1st, 2d and 3d books History; j > Parley's Common School and Pictorial Hist. U. S.; 1 Bobbin's Outlines Hist.; Markbam's Hist. England; ' Magnal's Historical Questions; Catechism of the llis toiy and Chronology of South Carolina; Juvenile , Histories of England and the United States of America. GEOGRAPHIES.?Mitchell's School Geography and Atlas, 2nd Revised edition; Mitchell's Anct. Geo. and Atlas; Butler's do.; Primary Geographies, by Smith, Parley, Mitchell and Childs; Quarto Geo. and Atlas, in 1 vol., by R. C. Smith, and R. M. Smith, ; < (the latter is the common School Geogruphv.) | ( ARITHMETICS.?Pike's, Smith's, Emerson's 1, 2 and < 3; Davios' 1st Lessons; School and University Arith- ' metic; Colburn's Intellectual Arith. Keys to the above for the use of teachers. NAT. PHILOSOPHY.?Parker's, Comstoek's, Jones', Grav's and Draper's. CHEMISTRY.?Sillimau's, Draper's, Jones', Com- j stock's. Johnson's Turner's. ' NAT. HISTORY.?Bigland'sand Ackerman's. INTELLECTUAL PHILOS.?Abcrcrombio's. MATAEMATICS.?Davies' Algebra, Elementary and Practical Geometry; Lcgcndre's Geometry and Burdon's Algebra; Davies'and Flint's Surveying; Day's Mathematics and Algebra. Swan's Series of Spellers, Grammar Readers, <fcc. Copy Books and Plates; Paper, Ink,Steel Pens, Quills, Inkstands, and all other articles of Stationary required in Schools and Academies. A. YOUX G. Nov. 19.?93tf J JUST RECEIVED AT THE WHOLESALE HOUSES, 9 A BOXES BUCKWHEAT, Li\J D00 Havana Oranges, Rico, Lard, and Mack- ' erel. W. C. MOORE. J Nov 19 I m ? , ai mo jmiporiiiiu. K AAA Rio Honda CIGARS, t) v/ V/ v/ 5000 Sylva genuine Do. 5000 Gold Leaf Do. 10 Boxes fine Chewing TOBACCO. Nov 19 W. C. MOORE. 1 * Champaigne and Brandy. | Pipe "Old London Lock" Brandy 1 i Doz. Baskets Ileidsick Champaign o j ? " ? " pt3, i Cask Madeira Wine i " Malaga " 1 i " Old Port " W. C. MOORE. 1 Nov 19 TWO NEGRO MEN to Hiro. Nov 19. W. C. MOORE. I A A Boxes Cheese. Just received by 1UU W, 0. MOORE. CHARLESTON AUCTION SALE. """Positive Sale of f'ciiev. e? 7iYjL-<jf A: i\ CALUWKIA. Oi^?iittSl3AY. tliO 23<I iii.-i., will bo sold, in Union wharf store-?, at 11 o'clock, 3G20 bags KIO U 'rrKK, cargo of the Pnjiisl! brig Daniel, just anivc'l trout I'.io. ALSO. "iin:nccliai''ly allvr the above, at saute place, 527 blitls. .>U'.7-\ l\. various brands. Conditions?ft'.jss undo: ra>!: to S'iOO. sixty days; GOO to ? I(>00. ninety day?: 1<H'?(> to 00, tour mouths; over r-d'JOO. s.x iitotitiiS; jv rcims-. rs giv sng approved ei.uorseu notes. As ii:c above >;t!i '.v:ii j.t>sitx\cT donlei v.ill find it to their advantage- to .v.vud. Nov. 10?21 Su^ar, Hvi.:S5i.?, Colic ?; ;. , &. 1G0 blids. Aluscovado ami Born. Ition Sin-m 125 do Went India .Vlolns.-es 800 barrels New (ii:e.-:ns .Volassc-8 O'lO bags Rio and Java t'olieo 75 lilnls. Bacon. Side* and >ln>ulfier.? 200 packages No. I. 2 and i .Mack.tn { 15'! boxes Hiiii'i-li ia.iiy S00 Halves and Ip-aner Le.vs it in.s 75 bales G tinny Cloth 350 coils Rate Hope ALSO. Butter. Lard, Soap. Candles. Stare)]. XShu. lead. Liquors, Ac. Ac. Ac. For sain on ace uiinied.V.ing terms, by I'A INK .v LUCAS, Nov. 15 No. C35 East Bay Cbarle-ion. J OHN C. WEST. Esq., is duly authorised to act as our Attorney during our abscneo li-oni itie State, tlisrc ecipts will be good for all due to either of lis. 11. LEVY, 11. LEVY A SON. Camden, Nov. 3, lSo3. VT KG HO BLANKETS, in every variety of quality 11 Abo, fine Bed Blankets, Crumb Cloth-. Buys an i Carpets. For sale low. at BONNE Y'S. PATENT Iron Meat Cutters, Patent Sausage Stuffers, Digesters, Preserve Kettles, Cylinder Churns, Soap-stone (Jriddles, &c. For sale at Nov. 16. BOXXEY'S. 1M1E South-Carolina Rail Road Company will re. ceive at the Camden Depot, every day, (Sunday jxcepted) as many bales of Cotton as they may have jars to load, that day and night, giving receipts at their isk; all other Cotton brought to the Depot, will be rcseipted for at the owner's risk, until placed on board he cars, and after the I'latlbrm on which they receive Cotton is full, they will stop receiving until they again lave room. X. D. BAXLEY, Ag't. Nov. 16.?02 3t 1*3.1XO Tit .\'f <YU. JOSEPH FRKY, froin Charleston, informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Camden and vicinity, that 10 will be in Camden about the lOtli of November, jrepared to tunc and repair Pianos, Organs, Melodeons ind other Musical Instruments. ?3?" Orders loft at Mr. Young's Book Store will be iroinptly attended to. No charge will be made if satisfaction is not given. Oct. 28. 87 tf J ) ICN figured and plain Silks 11 Cashmeres ami itclAuhc.-. pt.-uii aim prunen. \ lar^o variety ut sinai 1 pattern LcLaiiies. lor children. EMBROIDERIES-?Comprising:. fall assortment ol dollars, Chemisettes. Ondcrslccvcs, 1 landkcichiets, Ac. With a larje lot of vitl. Silk and Sewing >ilk < .loves. .lust opened nt ucl 13. a. m. a h. kjsnnkuy's ( 'Alt i'EG'O"?<U.?Super, super. Also, best three U ply M-otvii and iiru-s-ek ( urpcttujps, with hujjs to natch. Just received at Oct. 15. A. M. A KKXXKDY'S. iiiw* skirt-.. I) LACK and fancy Cravats. U loves. of every d.-scripJ lion. With a full assortment of VSDER LOTH 1X0 and liUSJl.DY. Just arri-.?i iu>i -:i at Oct. 15. A. M. .\ K. KKXXMi'VS. Bagging and Kope. VLAIIGK supply of Gunny and l?uiid.-o Itnyyiny. Alto, best Clntrlcston-niaile Il.sip. l-'oi-sal very otv. W. ANDKlLSoX. I I EAVY All Wool Plains. Sailinctrs, Malloty Kcr1 iu'Vs and plain Litis. ; > Ibr .Servants wc..r. Kor : .!? r.mv at ' UuN NKY'S. liotfii: .w.VSW.vc?'! ais;y?. 'J>!iK IK-Km:: Man'.'alh'otuiin;: Coii jinny ale now pre1 pared to oiler a lar^i* sleek ef ?ts<t .?? \i^rt? ill nf their own uintiulnetnr ;iMc!*- :n ILi-si namicr uul ol the best material ami illicit v.;li be ill nd to neasUI'C us low as they aie lu be luuni eb*. whole, ot be same quality. Also, Band, Harness. Sole and Upper Leather, .vltieh will be sold either wholesale or retail by Oct. 11?tu. W. AXDEliSON, Ttvas'r. CAMDEN BAZAAR. Looti lis IIS.?J:!1 I UST feeeiveil a new su||dy nl \\ IN 1 Kit O'lOllS. PJ consisting of a trreui vnnety ?>f I ?ry !,?ods. t-w?st styles. IJlolliiii;.'. finlinols, Hats. iSoots and trice.-, jiweries, Hardware and Cutlery, iTuelvry ami China IVare, 4c.. Ac. f^"Sfelliinr at Charleston ju ices. M. DUL'CKKlt 4 CO. Camden. Nov. 2. 88 tf GREAT AND IMPORTANT EVENT! AM, ?! Nil NE1VV HAVE COME TO HAND! CgrCuSI atttl Sec YHictit..,^ Oct. 12. JAMliS WILSON. Valuable Land for Sale. In Equity?2*:tIcr bisiricl. Ui.l.ll.iii.tt (f ( Siclitii ] IUIUUICIV1J ^ vs. r Partition. Will. T. Castun, Sam'1. C. Castou. ) BY virtue of the decree of the Court of Equity, made in the above ease, June Term. 1352, 1 will >ell at Lancaster C. II.. on the lirst Monday, the Glh December, 1352, the following valuable tracts of land, jclongiug to above parties, viz.: One tract containing 732 acres, situate in Lancaster District on both sides of Little Lynch's crook, and on both sides of the Red lield road to Camden, b.undcd by lands of Win. 11. Roberts, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. (burners, Mrs. Ingram, and tract No. 1 be.'onging to same estate. Also one other tract containing pcs Acres situate in ?aid District, on both sides of said creek and road, adjoining lauds of Robt, Criiiiiiienger, Win. Rowers, James J. llortou. Uriah Williams, Jno. Neal, Win. 11 Roberts, ind the tract uoovo described. These two tracts adjoin and form one body of land, having heretoloro been cultivated as one plantation. Persons desiring to purchase, would do well to examine before the sale, us so large and valuable a body uf land is becoming difficult to bo purchased. Term* of Sale.?cash, sullicient to pay costs and expenses; the balance a credit of one and i wo years with interest annually from day of sale, purchasers giving bond and two good sureties and a mortgage. JAMES 11 WiTHKKSPOOX, Com'r Eq. L. D. Oct. 26, ($G.5C.) 43 wts ^ ,*.x A*. ? t LL persons indebted 1o .! !,n Ingram, by note a.\ nceottnt. will tiike noiice that payments arc on to he made to the tiiiilerslgi'.ed. the Attorney u( V. . >.;.nco. Assignee. 1 henssigiied papersarc iuliiskiu tor sctiletucut. Cost xri;?v be .- ivvi bv settling soon. w'. TUUBLOW UAST'OX, Att'y for i>'. A. Xuuue. Assignee. Nov. 1G. 92 swim r1 'III' ?!: > riJ'cr will engage to deliver in Catnde i i'h.u flri'.k or Light \Vi.o?!. by tl load or i v i i c r Mr. 1". Jn.v authorized to tnal armugvuic '> b< '>* 'on. ?Ai;y v/mm ii. J. iAJriSNr r. M'.ii.i rry Nov. ] 92 if ' ?: dl.-l li'-ing' **. i?.-\v s. \ V. tn? -r. 'o-. i ants, i'.v.iuc . : <! ii, | I n I. - .1 ; i, j . I i'\y iltrJ ;i" rtll"' l.-t. No. it:' 'Li- l':i.;?vllj:Or :t| ! V / Mail Train will l av - tin: ? aim! -n i ? at ! .?VI<ick. A. M. Tin; Traci; oier tin- Oonfrnrc.- ili-. t now couiplt u. and ilie ltoad is now upeu fur C'Uti a:i..! ail otiier descripli-'hs oi ?*'t-iar:i*. X. I). UAXLKV. A-'lit. Nov. 2. 88 tf : v,.'0Mh LA P >J!J;thai usl! ' HUi; :.i. >. P'irjiii I i ^ l-'laal, i.:n? <(! :!. ! Pure White I.ca i. 1-1, 1and ! ' ; !! a I'a!,- i'?r litirniin: l*'!?ii<i, .Ve. ah-. Rcciivi I l)v Rail Road. and iiii'.i' ready lor inflect ion and at Z. .1. i'EllA V'S>. November 9. ?xysfsjiil.'d KSillvr*. VSMALJ. invoice ot these highly recommended an iniicli-.nlied lor Litters. Received j-cr lluilrou and for sale it Z. J. De11a\ '15. Nov. 9 JSarry's Tricoplierons. ^ Preparation for the HAIR, so ciicap that all oa i V allord it. ami yet so popular uui we van.- ever wlicru use and praise it. A fresh supply direct lroi New York, received and for sale at Nov. 9. Z. J. DeIIAY'S. Received ON Consignment, a Lot of CllOCKERY TC.4 Ili consistiny of JUGS. J. 11!S Gil L'llXS, 11UTTE. DISHES, dr. . To be sold at wholesale prices by Nov. 9.?90 tf JAMES McEWEN. Notice. VLL persons having demands against Lemuel Boj kin, deceased, will hand tliem in, properly attcs ed; and those indebted to the Estate will present thei to Harwell Boykin, qualified Executor. Nov. 5. 89 3tn AD.TIirVIS'fiRATOK'S SALS. f > Y order ot the Court of Ordinary' of Kershaw Di: 1> triot, I will sell at Public Auction boiore tli Court House in Camden on the first Monday in Jam ary next. EIGHTY-NINE NEGS0E3, belonging to the estate ol Lewis C. Adainson, dee'i A (.so. On the day following, at the Plantation of said dec't tiio stock of MULi&s, HOGS, CATTLE, SQEE1 Wagons. Plantation linnkuitiits, CttUN, FODJDEl PKOYLduXS. ,ve. Term*.?The N'-groes will be sold for onc-fourt cash; the balance on a credit of one. two. and tine years, with interest from day of sale. Purchasers I give bond with approved personal security, and mortgage oi mc propeiiv. mi- mm-i pi.., .1 sums oi' tirty dollars anil under. ten-Is, over that amoui on a credit of 12 months, secured by notes ami appn vcd sureties. Purchasers to pay for all jie>:t>.sary pas. J. It. KERSHAW. itanrr l. c;. .aaamson, uecct. Oct. 28. 87 ts BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! r |"MIK Subscriber intending to close Ins business, o .1. fers his Stock of Groceries at extremely low pr <es for CASH. All who desiro bargains would il well do call and examine, before pnreiia*.112 elsewhen Xov 2.?8SU H. W. AhBU'i i'. e'.*;r VI'HiMK new lour horse Waggon. with harnes Apply a' the Water-e !lou-e. . Nov. y 1852 ::t I MISSES AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS &. SHOES sn>)-eriber- have ii;-t reei-ii<-d an assort met j a im-nt ol Mi.-s-sami '.'hi!-iron's ill" ?TS am! Sii< !!.' among which ai- n;i?nv ta v. and hi lUiibd .-ivies Oct "JO. " Al.DiiX A .VniliAY. S i U 1 IMI'.t '.S NK'-l!'1 i.lXSK YS Now op-iiin j iWw iin.i tbr sale by E. \Y. liOXXKY. i | ;s?.;? :-<! SiitkU< (tiaff!). I 4 V.'O.M VX lo cook, v.a.-h. and do house work. Fc ; ?'\ .. coin j lot*, in ami trusty olio, liberal wages will l I'.dd monthly. A j -ply to Z. J. I)KllAY. Sow 12." tf UWifT*. J X Silks. French IvLaiuo-. Canton Cloths, Alpacca 1 hngiiam's and t'alieoe-, all of a most superii quality. Now receiving at ! Ocr. 15. A. M. A It. KKASJSAJX . >. | ~ BoXKS Sperm ami Adamantine Candles Jus j~.f) received and I'or .side nt MUORK'S. 55 MORE!" J' X addition to the Goods received last week, I hav 1 the pleasure of announcing that 1 have this day re ceived FIFTY-F1V K PACK.AGKS more. My stoc now embraces a very general assortment?a lew leac ing articles 1 give helow. which are well worth theal tcniicn of persons in pursuit of handsome and chea G oods. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. All-wool Delaines, fancy and solid colors Cashmeres, do do do i'rintcd Turquoise, a new article, ttry rich Do Spun Silk do do do Rich colored I'ou de Silks Do do Gro do Rhine One piece Rich White Silk for Bridal Dresses Marcelloni Silks, all colors, for Scarls Ac. Plain Black Silks, sons' very lino Ali Pachas and Bombazines Dress Trimmings, great variety Black and white Crape Shawls, plain and enib'd Rich embroidered Handkerchiefs, with names Love Veils and Veiling Best French Kid Gloves, ladies' and gentlemen's Merino and Raw Silk Vests, do do Colored Gauntletts and Buck Gloves, do do Embroidered Undersleeves. Cud's. Collars. Ac. Patent Skirts and Skirting Cloths, Ac. Ac. Ac. Ac. Oct. 9. K/W. BOXXFY. Rich Dress Goods. 4 BEAUTIFUL assortment of dkuss uuuu: J.\. opened to-day, embracing all qualities, to wide I would invite the attention of the ladies, as they at liandsoine, and will he offered low by* Oct. 0?it \V. ANDERSON. I.i^Csf has ioiiie! IAMB ' >1!, and BURN I N't! KMT IIX of SUPER j OR '/l.'.M.ITV Received vestordav nt (Jet. 15-it * Z. J. Doll AY'S. WaterN Toc?tl> Soup, ileauf-itiv atid removing nniinaleul.e from tl teeth. For sale hy June 22. THOMAS J. WORKMAN. "" NEW FALL AN1)W3NTEK Gut or lv rjj "ilE subscriber having. bv idcc-nt arrivals. < < A. JL tod his r'ALL AKX) WJHTfilt C7i U5 a.o.-t rospccllulh" o'Feis thcw t<> the public for ii lion nt tlio storo limn11ly occupied 'uy Mo? rs. Ii. & Son. Thi-y eon-.ist in par?, jip follows: Plain and primed Mouslintsund O.shmcrcs; vi and plain liluck Silks: Bbtck Satin National: Bi.se dc Niijdi s; Hla.-k Cliolloy-; English and French basii:- - and (.'nipc-u ?"i- ?i.s; ltich brocade* and'.! ? aMe Gn> de A fries; Figured and Cokirad Brill lc Pose do (' 1 : !. - rii:d olii'.r light colored Silks lb .... nhi** ureases. ALSO. A large assort inei.l of Silks and Wvrf Triinr f arc ?"lu.it*. fjltilim, Black ..lid C<>lt-;c?i N't..-. Ft Silk :tnd ( ronnrirn uross iiniimis. Besides a f?. ,1- iiijoi.: < ! KMJ'l.'O! i'HI* Y. oiiii-rccit-u tbo ic | -lyh'S o! ).! :-in. and l.iio- >iceves. K .-lv-ddcied : j l ioncii Worked r. ! I vin.iii'-i I. ct ii.id Mus'-ii J 1..1-: I in i:ri :--!t \ ill- !- a,. 1 ok Musl-i! t | sVcond-iiiucrtlilig and iJi.ii'i. On] c iti.s. Bfnck at ' Survi M?iti*ii!rtN .\U-.lu ?\.i./r ani Black Ou-; . i S!,iiivU Black and i.41iii-hanis. Jh.gli.-i jy i'n :;ci. 1'ri ti- FL-ids nun Plaid Mcri: is ?-hildrcn's drvsa fl, S:ik. Wool and {Jotton Hosieiy, Dimities, t'!<ii!i a:::} Madonna Si iris, FineiGng Linens. i?i ami Pinjcrs. I.aion ill <i l.'ott i: Sheetings. and I leached Tab'i il.iir.Colored and sod Table Gov r*. d Piano 4'overs -.1 brown i.illM'VS, I\ liary i'iaids. Marlboro' Ftrim s and L'euilus, i'oi .2 - I'v.nits. Furniture Print? and lunatics, Marseilles Qnil |c. Counterpanes. Bath ami Whitney ik<i Blankets, Blankets of ail sizes. a uo. ~ A variety of Satlinetis, Jeans and oilier light C suitable for Hoy's and lien:lemon's wear, plai "I fancy G'assimcrcs. Knglish and French Broad C d Ac. Ac. Ac. Ac. Ac. As some unavoidable delay occurred in rccc the above Goods, they will be sold at the lowet cvs, and at a ligurc ivnieh I am coulidcnt will cor with the lowest in this market. " also continue to purchase Cotton and y Country Produce. tor which the highest market " will bo given, and to act as Agent for both the 1 iit this place, and will give my attention to the R< i lUgaiKi ror'.varuuig ui cjuous cuuai^ucu iu .nj lv 0. MATIJESb Nov. 5 8D win )} 5LW ao?Ks. Simpson's Santa Fe, New Mexico, . nd Navajo I try. with Illustrations Wheeler's History of North Carolina History ol'the Mormons: The IluntcrNaturalist ' Young Dominican; Combo's System ofPhrenoloj t- Franklin and the Artie Regions; Glances at Kurt a Sketches of Greece and Turkey; I.;fe Here and T Willis' Rural Letters; Allen's Rural Kconomy Farmer's Practical Farrier; Farmer's Land Measti - Carolina Housewife; Military Life in Field and G' New Themes for Protestant Clergy s. A Hit at the Follies of the Age ie Streaks o' Squatter Life; Up-Country Letters j. Suniincr-time in the Country; Gaieties and Gravit Rook of Snobs; Vanity Fair; Seven Nights in Go Seven Capital Sins; Avarice; RiHe Rangers Precaution, by Cooper, Prairie Seout; Sand Boyi 1. Amelia, by Fielding; Roderick Random; Ilope L Adrian; Hearts Unveiled: Self Deception, euinph ] Two Fathers, a Spanish Romance; Upper Ten > Mary Seuham, by Mrs. Gr>y; Discarded Daughtc Wild Sports of the West; Fardarougha; Scalp llu ' Necromancer, Second part; Dream of Life, dc. Nov. 5. ALEXANDER YOU* ' | I I'S'i' KliC'JlI ?A general assoi " ! </ of Ladiu's SHOES and ROOTS. Son.cr.ewi ,, i bv WORKMAN <S,EUO* " ! "August G. C3 J* ??. aojiunrsoivj iaiSKCMiJLJNT A >1.1 JJ ?J tt, ; V UL'LDrcspcctnuiv Intern-, xfie citizen? oft'n t f and vicinity, that he has opened a eomple so: I met; t of Giu:i:c:iii-u's i ico'ls. cunsistingof L'L t CA ES.JMERES, VESTING*, ie. Also, RE. f- MAJjE CLuTIIIXG o; nil descriptions, 11 AT! i- CAPE. Oct. 15j? CAUPHTB^iG. j FUST RECEIVED, Imperial Tliroc-Plv "1 t/ Crtis-ds and Venetian," also, a vaticty of C I ber ' arper.-. from s7<. upwar Is, a neat article of 1 , ; Carpe'ing, a! ,17c. j>? r vard. i Largo size ClicniJo and Tufted Rugs, Cocoa ! and Tufted .Mats. Ladies' iiiessel Satchel and U< ? ' men a Carpet Bags. For sale at No*. 5 C. MATHES03 < LOTUlAii. ^ 4 LARGE stock of Gentlemen's READY-M | V \ i.T.' 'Tl!!\l?. embracing a large and vurie ! sortmeiiiol I'rFoick and Sack Coats. Peter; ) clouded Beaver. Blanket and Itevcrseable Over ,r ' Aiso?Hats, Caps. Skirls; Collars, Merino and PI " Undershirts. Cravats, Scarls, Gloves, and every a | necessary for a complete outlit. At j Nov. 5. ' C. MAT1IE80S )T: Lxcetilot 's Police. VLL persons having demands against the est James Bask in, dee'd will present them du! J tested within the time prescribed by law, and al ' sons indebted to said estate will make immediate ! nient to A. G. B ASM IN. Ex ; Oct. 22. -Sa tl Trunks Carpet !5ax>i tttzd Ysilit' \ VTE have just received a very full and con v ' assortment of the above articles, of ever and cpialitv, viz: TBUNKS? from G2e. to $20. CARPET BAGS?from the smallest and mosi moll, to the largest and most magnificent; of c> inglv rich and beautiful patterns. 0 VALICES?of various sizes and patterns. Ca j* see tliein at WORKMAN & BOONi I- CiRISWOLD'S COTTON OINS L" j rpiiK Subscriber has a better location and is 1 better prepared for manufacturing GINS tha other Establishment in operation, lie has tuadi sold double the number of any other maker u country, his sales averaging one Thousand per an This unequalled demand justifies the reputation c cd for Ids Gins, viz: that they Gin faster, run li clean the seed better, takeout more moots, makehette have Patent Water Poxes, Jar more durable and i against Eire than any other, and that all other boxes whether double or single are. not only a < tion. but are an infringementon his rights. and wil ject the Planter who uses them to pay dumaje lor lotion of the Patent Laws. These advantages justify him in offering to supp Planting Community with Gins on better terms,: ding to quality, than any other Factory, Preniiure not excepted. Planters of South Carolina can order these tIiroti|;li Messrs. Uerriotifc Ilrailslbrd, Charleston M. AV. Coleman, Hamburg: Messrs. Law & Pn and Mr. Jesse Drafts. Columbia; Mr. Dunean M Clieraw; Mr ('. Mat boson, Camden: Messrs. I'owi A* Douglas. IJcnnetsville. and liis Travelling Aget ~ by letter directed to him at Oris wold viile, Jones ( tv, < leorgia. 3 Oins delivered at the purchasers nearest Stear i! landing or Railroad station. ,e SAMUEL GRISAV01 Griswoldville, Gn? Feb. -0 10 wlm?m 17*ItKSII DUKSTOX .t MICH RILL'S YKAST 1 DICKS. Received to-day by A Nov. 2. T. J. WORKMJ Fresh Tamarinds MAY bo had at WORKMAN'S DRUG STOI ie "S'torhie Catholit'oib" AFRESH supply direct from the proprietors, ceivcd at the agency, Z- J. DeHAY jLI ha/is nib r , " '. / \ FAIHS llenriernon'S Boy's 1 cnth's and CLilGCii" ^ * droit's BC <*J>, Kl: uud Calf pegged and sew ' cd. wi/!i ;>?c j fair, mitcba and (bdgtd, 'j Ironi i>"". u. Gi.iitB, to So. Hi Men's?trom $1 itfic.i Gentlemen's line ( all ami Cioth and Congress (gaiters. ,i i...' " " " Bootees, iiiit and ?t itched k?ro ,, a Fr , wuiwljiwi ii'jixi Mori's Boy's and YouthVkip and calf L. and ?. peg* g*'':,'i sv.ved Brugans, fioirr 50c to *1.50 ' " Women's .Moots and yi.ot.-s. pegged and sewed. from 25e. to ?1.25 " Slippers, from 25c to $1.25 j Ladies' and Misses' fine Gaiters. all colors and sizes J; " " " CalC Goat, Kni,. Morocco and _::S" eiiar.ie.lfti Bootees, Buskins, Ties and Slippers, from 75a to '":2. For snie at the lowest prices. ronls' oct. 2C. V.'Oil M.MAX k BOONE. 1 ? "1" + . ^fs' I iaiTP!F.K /i.%?S5IG? i'SXRItfG t1^ 0. every kind, via: ' | Cost !l ek So!*-; beat Baltimore Oak Solo. 1 ' I lari'.-.-s :n.<i Band?extra . ior ,l7- . ..c. r n.- rn .-n t st'trross ,, . *" Lining and B:i,ding Skins ' San.!"!' - t.'a'i a:.1! lM?.i Shoe Knives. Miners Hasps. File:*. Hammers, A.v/i '\'-U.rl ' l'"1-'.'--. Nai:'-. TH'.ks. Thread. S..nd Stones' Hi-el u " j Ceils, Blacking, and Slnxmiakers Tools of l-verc dej s -rij.ti.>n ami <>t tho very best duality. .Test received 0!1* and for sale hv WORKMAN & BOONE, j * [sn:i(5 . LEATHER! LEATHER!! Cub \ l.T'HY iV MI'p.!! AY have now on hand. a choice . Y lot of L.\ND, HARNESS mid UPPER LEATHER of their own tunning, which will ? sold low. Sot lis, A, s0 11 and Y superior lot of Ki.GEO SHOES, of their own lotlis manufacture, very heavy and warranted good, at prices ' from 50c. to $1. living also it pri- I'.vpeetcd in a few (lavs a choice lot of FINE SHOES, npare of even- description, comprising many new and beau titul styles. * Sept. 28. other . 1 Pri?e Woollen Goods. jau s An assortment of JCCU" ALL- WO OL PLAINS Jv KERSEYS, LINSEYS *" SAITIKEITS,; TWEEDS 1 JEANS, dc. dc. Ac. Ac For the Plantation and House Servants. Purchasers will please call, as they will be sold cheap, by Oct. 21.* \V. AN DKR80X. . Tarts iintl Ozaabnrtrv A A BUJf DLKS Concord Yarn; 30 do Mount Dear ?* ? V / v ' bora do.; 30 pc's. BeKalb Oznaburgs, For ?i. i... -u- n uoopv here *aw "' REMOVAL. irc JOSEPH B. KERSHAW, Attorney and Solicitor, a,nP fi has removed to the Office at the corner of Court House Square. Camden, S. C. Oct. 22?w3ra ieg Ll.TIBIAi I OI1 SALE tham \\7HITE PINE, Ash, Hickory, Poplar. Mahogany, T t Cherry, Juniper, Black Walnut, and every va 3 riety of Northern Lumber. eslie ALSO. ;tc GRIND STONESand ICE, for sale in lots andquan* tities to suit purchasers. Address r JOHN B MARTIN, Agent, uter Oct. 2C?ly. Charleston Neck Ice House. IG. Segars. . f A AAA SEGARS, of tho.very best brands.? 'UTu 1U.UUU For sale by "W. C. MOORE. . styles iimt Loai asjd Crashed Stigar. 1 ( 1 BARRELS Crashed Sugar, tirst quality Iv/ 200 lbs. Loaf Sugar. At MOORE'S. mden A OA ED. te as* A '! E5BRS. G F KENNEDY, of Chester and JA MPS j l M. liL'IIST, formerly one of the proprietors ol AD 1* the Planter's Hotel, Charleston, have leased .the ? and AMERICAN HOTEL. King Street, and would rcs?tf poetfully solicit from their friends and the travelling JHluil'J u purnuu u? iucii juuuuutyi;. u *->ui selves that the guests of the Hotel will receive accentSnrvi wodatloiis unsurpassed by anv in the city-, i.an.- ' KENNEDY * HURST. letnn I ClmrlcstouMay 17. 40 Cm Fibre "V'EGHO SHOES, of a superior quality. Just rcentio cuvedbv E. IV. BONNE YVS. REAXSZI'lDf r|'MIE Goods "ir. expectancy" last week are now ADE * coming to hand. On Saturday I received thirty^ J as. four packages, andair.cng which are some of my xicliest ham, SILKS, splendid worsted winter DRCSS GCCDS. coats Also, a beautiful assortment of French Embroideries, ail|,el low priced and rich embroidered Linen Cambric II tikis, irticle l"r0111 Idc. to $4 caeli. Having paid CWt for my entire.stock of New yq York Goods, I shall be able to oiler great inducements. . More anon. E. W. BONNET. Oct. 4. 72 tf ate of ; at* ELECTION NOTICE. ply State of Scuth-Caiolina-EeiBhaw District, 'or. * Office'fth*. G'ttrt of Central Stssitm* arid Comiaffl Pka.'. i. M. X ,\n in*. Clerk of said Court, in pqSmftfte of the directions of the.ict c.f the Legislature',in fiifth case made and. provided do hereby give public notice, that , an election for SHERIFF of Kershaw District will be ipn'te (,n tho 29th day of November next, at y 8lze (lie usual places of election throughout the said District, to till the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of the present incumbent. I com Witness my band, at Camden, this fourth day of Gc:eeed ,?i,nP n is.vj ii ~ M- NAUDIN, c. o. s. A c. p. ! MANAGERS. Camden: Samuel E. Capers, John J. Workman and James I. Villepiguc. Cureton's Mill: Frederick Bowcn, John Motlcj- and much j. p. Riclibourg. nand Flat Rock: James Fletcher, W. G. Kirkland and J any Jesso Trusdel. 1 l'10 Buffalo: William Mungo. James N. Sawcll and Lainurn. ban Ferguson. laim- Lizcuby's: L. W. R. Blair, Daniel Bethnne and Jatnes <jh(tr, Bell. >'lint, Shrock's Mill: B T. McCoy, Henry Ratcliff and wcure samuel Smith. water Liberty Hill: John Brown, Hugh Summerville and .Uctp- Wiley Patterson. [1 stilt* Goodwyu's Store: James Love, Richard Drakeford a v,?' and William Clyburn. The Polls to be open one day at all the places. Man'y the agers to ireetat Camden on the Wednesday following, iceor- count the votes and declare the election, i Gitis Polls to he opened at 9 o'clock. \. M.. ni.d elo.v ts 4 o'clock, P. M.. with convenient in: -reals 1'h: l- v Gins vessel or bag to be sealed up v nen tin1 ?* ! are ! a 1 : ^r- and not to be opcued except to count t.'.c > oi? s * ti.v "jjeii. rejnlar time and place, A. A 1721. 9 fcfat. 1S? Zt BETTER LATS THAW NEVER c?u"- > - S3T:_i^\S>^5r" nboat . 71. & K- KL^^F1>Y have at last rcn j\. ccivcJ their lu* FALL STOCK. 9m , . , Ami respectfully invito their friends and the public \AV- generally, to an examination of the largest and best selected stock of FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY lX. GOODS they have ever had otiered them, and at pri ces that cannot fail to please. Oct, 15 IE. !*cgro Brognns. I)LACK & RUSSET, Fogged ar.d Sewed, of our 3 own Manufacture and of Northern Manufacture, Rc" out 62 1-2 to $1.50. Forsaleby 'S- Oct. 22. WORKMAN & BOONE. \ ^ i . * *- , ... ? f.