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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
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NJ. DRUCKER g. co. respectfully invite the
citizens of Camden and the public generally to ex-
anime their we selected stock of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
all of which will be offered FOR sale at very small
advance on frM cost. Their facilities for purcha-
sing Goods are SUCH that they can sell al such prI
ces as to defy competition. They have paid par.
tcular attention to The selection of the now offered
stock, which has been selected with The greatest
care in New York and other Northern cities
Among numerous other articles, they would men,
ton tile following
Cambria, Jaconet, Null and Swiss Muslins
Coored French Ginghams and Lawns
Mourning and colourcd Berages
Coorcd linen and cotton DO
Assortment Of Dress and Furniture Prints
hlpaccas BombaZineS and Drab de Viennas
Heavy black and hue-bIack Dress Silks
Do silk raw silk and cotton Hosiery
Super Ladies' and Gentlemens silk and Isle Gloves
Thread Isle and cotton Edgngs
Cambria and muslin Insertings and Edgngs
Linen Cambria handkerchief. at all prices
Long Lawns and Linen lambrics
Ladies' Berage and silk Mantlcs
Do Silk and Gauze Crarats
Sunshades and Pa-asols
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
Cravata Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers and Suspendcrs
Linen and Linen and Cotton Drills
English. German and French summer Cassimeres
Alpaccas, Merino Crotrn and Mohar Coatngs
Low priced Goods. for Boy and Servants wear
Black French Doeskns
Irish Linens, English and American Long Cloths
Gentemcn's Cotton and Merino Undershrs
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF every description and at all some OF
them at prices that fail to asons the purchaser.
but Country Produce sells for nothing, and do we intend
to sell Ready made Clothing. This is NO "PUFFlNG".
come and convince yourselves
-ALS0-
Ladies' and Gentlemcn's Shoes, Dootees and Caters
Ladies' Pao Alto Shoes
Do Ellsler.Gater, Kid and Morocco Ties
Geutemcns Calf Boots, scwcd and pegged at all prices
With variety Of other articles impossible to enumerae,
but all of which will be sold CHEAPER than the cheap
est, Mt the
Opposite The Bank Of Camden,
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On BASKETS Champagne Wine, (quarts and
~ pin,s) Of the most approved brands, and Of
superior quality, at
GERALD'S GROCERY.
One Door South IF The Bank of Camden.
Aprl II ID II
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Just Received,
By Drucker & Co., full and complete supply Of
saddIery, Cutlery and Hardware,
consisting of almost every article which belongs
TO the above speclhed lines, which will be offered
at The lowest prices Enquire at the
CAMDEN BAZAAR,
Opposite the Bank of Camden.
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Wanted to Hire,

Two smart, tasty Boys. from the age Of 10 to
16, to open Oysters and wait about OUR HOUSE.
U Highest price given tor empty bottles:
JAS. G.. McKENNA.
August 60 lS4S. 80 Vt
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Charles L. Dye, Admir- of Elizabeth Turey, vs..
Benjamin Williams, Frances Battle, Bartlett
Bate, Eliza Williams. - Lowry, daughter
Elizabeth Lowry. Bill for Reviyer and Supple
ment.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Frances
Battle, Bartlett Battle, Eliza Williams, - Low
ry, daughter of Elizabeth Lowry, part of the De-
PENDANTS IN the case stated above, are, and reside
beyond the limits OF this State: 1t is ordered that
the said Defendants plead, answer demur 10 this
and TO the original Bill within three months from
the publication OF this order, or the same will be
taken pro confesso against them.
WIN. NJ. SHANNON, C. E.KD.
Comr's Office, Sept. d, lS4S. 36 BIN
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o. We are authorized to announce Major
A. II. Boykin as Il candidate for reelection
for Representative in the Stale Legislature at
the ensuing election.
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NauffIus Mutual Life Insurance.
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
NJ nFRr,uANT President

COMtSNl VT NE" ONH'
A, NJ. MERCHANT. President,
X. B. COLEMAN Vice President
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary:
u rhis Company has just closed its thrd years ar
operations, and published it's Third Annual he-
port, which hae enabled them again to declare the
usual dividend oil Fifty Per Cem profit fot the
last year, for which scrip certificates are deliver
able, bearing an interest Of six per cent Thus IN
three years 80 per cent. on the amount OF premi-
ums received lave been returned to the assured
Policy holders, whether they "coniinue TOR lie
or for short terms" receive their pro rata profits
Premiums on Life policies, if amounting to S5o'
may he paid 60 per cent. cash. and 4O per cent. III
note without guarantee, with interest alto per
cent
Pamphlets, illustrating the principles of Lille In
surance, and Blank Forms of application may be
had on application TO
n NJ. KENNEDY, Agent for Camden
DR.. W.. McKAIN, Medical Examiner.
June 2S. 26 II
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Notice.

Notice.
All persons are forbid helping themselves 10
Bricks from my Yard will take pleasure in at.
tending to all who may want Brick, and return
them thanks for their patronage.
GrThe person or persons who helped them
selves last Fall to some 5000 Bricks nave neslec-
ted to report, which hope they will do soon The
person who did the same thing last week will con-
fer favor bv reporting to me the amount taken or
paying for them.
IF. SUTHERLAND.
July 26 30 tt
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JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT always cures Asthma =.
two three large doses will the Group Hives Of
children in from Is minutes hours time 1t mmedi-
atey subdues the violence Of hoopng cough, and effects
Aspeedy Hundreds who have been given up by their
phyKcians incurbe with consumption Splitting of Blood
and other pulmonary Affections have been restored to per-
feet health by it. It never fails in giving relief
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Rail Road Notice.

Persons having goods brought up on the Cam
den Branch Rail Road, which have been consigned
to the care of the Company, will be required to
dcposite sufficient amount of money in my hands
to defray all expenses from New York, before their
goods will be delivered.
N. D. BAXLEY, Agent.
Claremont, Aug 20, lS4S. 63 4t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

FO x $ i T..
The subscriber offers for sale, his possessions on
corner of DeKalb and 3road-slrees. AS the stand
is well known, it is thought useless to describe It:
Persons wishing to purchase, can be informed OF
all particulars, by applying 10 The subscriber;
WILLIAM McKAIN.
April 10. 16
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THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.

Keep Il before The People Of Lancaster District.
We the citizens OF this District, announce ELI
c. BISHOP, Esq, as candidate for the office Of
Sheriff, Il e next term. Mr.. BISHOP being ma
tive of our District, has given opportunity of
knowing him we'll, from his youth up to the present
time. His honesty, honor and strictly sober and
moral principles have been well tested among us,
and highly appreciated by all good citizens VIII"
know him we'll. We therefore earnestly recon-
mend him to the favor and respect Of each and
every voter of District, and hope they will feel
their duty 10 give him the office, as he is every
way qualified to discharge the duties thereof with
credit to himself and satisfaction to the people, and
we will appreciate the favor.
MANY VOTERS.
March 30tl, 1s45.
Gentlemen and FelLo,o Cui=enS-From a sense
of the duty and obligation am under for the high
honor conferred by so numerous and respectable
portion of the good people, accept your nomina-
ton, and return you my warmest thanks and heart
felt gratitude for the honor thus conferred. and
pledge myself to the people, if found worthy Of
their confidence, and they elect me to the high and
responsible "fiice, to discharge its duties with all
honesty and integrity, to show all the favor and
lenity that lies in my power, without ncurrlng
liability upon myself or securities.
remain, Dear Sirs, your most ODE dent servant,
ELI G.. BISHOP.
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YeaSt Powders.

These powders are an entire substitute for Yeast
in all culinary purposes, having been improved by
a recent chemical discovery, by which they are
rendered perfectly harmless to the DysPeplic as
well as the Epicure, and are essentially necessary
in promoting healthy digestion.
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OT We are authorized to announce Dr..
E. A. SALMOND as a candidate for Repres.
en,a,ivc in the State Legislature, at he ensuing
election.
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To Rent.

The large New DWELLING House and STORE,
Immediately South OF the above. Possession gwen
on the lst September next. For particulars ap-
plyto JAMES McEWEN.
Camden, 18th August, l64S. 80
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tFrom the Spirit Of the Times.)
FACT WORTH KNOWING.

gentleman of Scrofuos habits from indscreton in
his younger days. became affected with Ulceratos Of the
throat and nose and dsagreeabe and troublesome eru
don of the skin Indeed his whole system bore the marks
of being saturated with disease One hand and wrist
70 much affected that he had lost the of tho hand every
pa being covered with Deep painful and offensive ucen
and hollow and porous as honey y-comb 1t was
AT this stage of bis complaint when death appeared inev
table from oahsotne disease, that he commenced the
use of JAYsE's ALrERArIvE, and having taken sixteen
bottles il now Perfectly Cured.
This ALrERArIvE operates through the circulation and
pures the Blood and edcates diseases from the system
located and the cures has perform
e6 In di.eases OF the Skin, Cancer Scroua Golre Lv-
er complaint Dysppsi,, and other Chronic diseases Is
x1ly astonishing: .,,, .,.rr
Corr wAIaxxrHn-ssJiYfrs q X6Uy g7SzS which uDV
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Wanted to Hire,

A NURSE, and also COOK, either by the
month or year. Apply for information at the Cam
den Bank.
Sept6. 36 It
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Fire and Marine Insurance.
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
(oF NEW JERsEy,) CHARTERED IN lo32.
PR0TECTl0 INSURANCE COMPANY.
(oF N. JERsEY.) CHARTERED FEBRUARY, le4o.
The subscriber having received the Agency
the above institutions for Camden and vicinity will
receive applications, and issue Policies at the cur
rent rates, w. ID. McDOWhIL
Feb ~ @ IT
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Gr We are authorized To announce Major
James L. Reid as candidate for Representa-.
tive in the State Legislature at the ensuing
election.
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SUPPLEMENT- TO THE PENNY CYcLoPGDIA,
volumes
Marc Farricr, new edition, ls4S
Cheap illustrated edition of Manstield's MexI-
can War
American Chesterfield
The Bachelor ofthe Albany
The Children OF the New Forest
CostelI's Treatise on Poisons, new work
Loterings in Europe by John w: Carson
UNION HYMNS, for Sunday Schools, Bible
Glasses, &c.
Aug. l6, a. lOUNG.
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C, A. NEUFFER
R. L. HENDRIX.


NEW AND FRESH GROCERIES,
JUST RECEIVED AT
THE CA NJ d t.N BAZ AAR,
onsisting IN partg
Teas, Java, Laguira, Rio and Cuba Coffee
Muscovado and NJ o. Refined Sugars
New Orleans Syrup and Moasses
West India Honey and Molasscs
Sal Eratus and c. Soda
-ALSO-
A variety Of Toilet Soaps, Flesh Powder
Real German Cologne, Tooth and Hair Brushes
Fine Tooth ard Dressing Combs
Ladies' silver mounted Riding Switches
For sale by E"s, NJ. DRUCKER g. co.
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Negro Cloths,

Carpetings Printed Floor cloths and Rugs, just
opened and for sale by f. w. bONNEf.
Sept. 6. 80
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New Books.
Harold, the last of the Saxon Kings
The last of the Barons
Armstrong; or Life in the City
Faust, Romance Of the Secret Tribunals
The Scourge Of Venice
Adventures Of Medical Student
Cockney in America, Angelica Novel
The New Timrn, Romance Of London
Worhering Heights, in two parts
Lucy Sanford, Temperance Tac
Red Coats, chronicle OF the Revolution
Robbcr Captains Bride
France, ITS King Court and Government, by &C.
neral Cass
For.Ilill Baronct's Daughter SC.
Aug. ID, a. lOuNG.
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rrhe friends Of Adjutant JAMES CAN.
TEY, the present incumbent, propose him TO
their fellow citizens as candidate for re elec-
ton to the next Legislature.
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Prime Leaf Lard, Bacon, Flour, Butter, Cheese,
and almost every article of Groceries wanted by a
family, at retail, at GERALD'S
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SOuth.CarOlina.


LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
D. II. Robson, Assignee,
Ma. F. Brewer sy; ''' S''
The Defendant. N. A. F. Brewer, who is in the
custody of the Sheriff of said District, by virtue of
the above Capias ad satisfaciendun, in order to
avail himself of the benefit Of an Act passed for
the relief of Insolvent Debtors, has filed in my OIL
ice on oath, scedue of his whole Estate:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Plaintiff
in the above stated case AZ well as all others con.
cerned, to be and appear at Lancaster Court House
OF the 18th day of November next at IL O'Clock
NJ, before the Associate Judges; TO show cause II
any thew can, why the said Defendant should not
be discharged rom further confinement, on his aa-
signing and delivering the effects mentioned in his
schedule. H. PRICE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, this l7ih day February, ls4S
The State of South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.
Va. Declaration in Foreign Attachment
Seymour Taylor
Va Declaration in Foreign Attachment
vs. Declaration in Foreign Attachment
Seymour Taylor.
Clinton g. Castor -,.
s,ewar, MITCHELL
vs. Declaration in Foreign Attachment
stewar, Mitchell
The Admr's Of John Hammond J Declar,on in FOREIGN
Stewart Mitchell } ""a''A
The same
vs. Declaration in Foreign Attachment.
The same.
vs. Declaration in Foreign Attachment
Stewart y Mitchell o''''' '''''
John Williams
Milton More ct uxor Declaration in Foreign Attacht
James More ct uxor
Elizabeth Games.
s.n.?; !" nsss v''s' i" r''ss" Attachment
Whereas Il Plaintiffs in the above slated cases,
have this day filed in my Office, their Declarations
aeainst the Defendants who are absent from and
without the limits of this State, it said, having
neither wives nor attorneys known within the same
on whom copy Of Declar tion with rule 10
plead thereto, might be served; 1t is ordered, that
the deie danls do plead to the :ame within year
and day from The date hereof, otherwise final and
obsolute judgement will be awarded against them.
HRPRICE, Clerk.
Clerks Office. April e6 ls4s.
At the Kershaw Grocery,
Will he found full assortment OF FaMlLa
GROCERIES, Tobacco, Segars, &c wh.cn VIII
be sold low. >. d. LErf'
July 3 81
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For Sale,

II VI S(t1VS
Two Philadelphia made GINS, TO be seen at
G. .MATHESON'S.
September 6 36 If
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Crashed, Powdered, Clarified and
Brown Sugars. for sale low, by
Aug. l6. W.ANDERSON d Gu.
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be had at No. South Third street. Philadelphia, are var
money will be refunded in all cases if they fail to cure
but they never do fail. :,
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne PHILADELPHIA and sold on
agency by JAMES T. McKAIN, Camden, sc. ..
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o. We are authorized to announce JEFFR.
SON K. CoNSELL as candidate for lax Collec.
tor Of Lancaster District at the ensuing elec.
tiUn.
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OrWe are authorized to announce Maj.
JAMES O'HANLON. of Richland, as a can.
didate to represent the Congressional District,
composed of Kershaw, Lancaster, Fairfield.
Rchand and Sumter Districts, in the next Con.
greSs.
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or We are authorized to announce Col.
WILLIAM ]. TAYLOR as a candidate for re-
election as Senator, At the ensuing election.
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tsT We are authorizedto announce WILLIAM
NJ. WATSON, Esq, as candidate for Clerk
of the Court at the ensuing election.
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o. We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
E. CAPERS, ESQ.,, as a candidate for Clerk of
the Court al the ensuing election.
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Comr's Office, Sept. d, l645. 36 B
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March 90
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Aug. l6.
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it right though opposed to the original project of the
loan OF these ships that the reimbursement of Com
De for actual expenses should be referred to the
Secretary Of the Navy.
MIR. NILks-A short time ago, sir, our sympsthies
nothing sholt Of $500 600 would satisfy the hiehIv
enlarged sympathy of the Senate Now It seems that
all our sympathy Is cooled down. How is this There
Il an election pending now. there election
pending then. But the Senator from Texas has
walked us up sir from our apathy He has reused the
Senate to feeling Of sympathy which | have never
b. fore this session And such the state of this
sympathetic excitement, sir, that think the only
question is is it safe to vote upon the question: under
these circumstances. (tia ha ha
Mr. MANGuM-To allow the Senate to become calm
would suggest that the Senate adjourn.
able TO subdue this highly excited sympathy which
The Senator from Texas has awakened, and that we
Mr. HoUsroN coRtended for the appropriation on the
principles Of equity.
The amendment agreed to, without putting it
to the vote.
PAPERS OF JEFFERSON AND HAMILTON
MT Mason moved an amendment of $780, 900, for the
purchase Of the papers OF MIR. jefferson.
MIR. PEARcE moved to amend the amendment, by
ander Hamilton.
MIR Mason accepted the addition to his proposition
A debate followed, Of some two hours, upon the
amendment, in which Mr. Mason, Mr.. Hunter, Mr..
fearce and Mr. Foote sustained the proposition; and
MIR Anterior, MIR. Calhoun, Mr. Niles, Mr. King and
MIR. Breese opposed it.
The amendment giving $4,000 for the Hamilton pa
pers, and $40 600 for the Jefferson papers, $4,000 in
all was agreed to-25 to 20, Nlessrs. Dickinson and
Dix voting in the negative.
On motion, and after speech from Mr.. Benton,
with some supporting remarks from Mr. Niles and Mr.
Calhoun, item Of S24 600 for the continuation of
the documentary history Of the United States
stricken out 20 TO 15
And We leave Mr. Benton, Mr.. Bradbury, Mr.. Ham.
lin and MIR Westcott are debating item of $4,000
for the Of the Of the north
boundary, (the notes of which prepared) which
sad maps burnt in the burning of a private
house in which they deposited in this CITY, last
winter.
The Senate will hardly finish the bill to-day.
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are landing on shores and Who from their igno-
rance are not fit for American freomen We have in
this bill, appropriated about twelve millions; nearly
ali Of our legislation during this session, has bee
with view TO war purposes. We do not need addi.
tionsl armors Let but the tocsin Of wac be sounded
and the private establishments ture
In time, necessary IL is time to look around us; it
time to cultivate the arts of peace We have other
and higher duties TO perform to country and to
humanity.
ANOTHER SITE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARMS.
Mr.. CnozIER, Of Tennessee, proposed to erect the
armory and foundry at Chattanooga 1t has been de-
cdsd that the Ohio frozen half the year and
dry The balance The Tennessee river Is not There
plenty of iron there. The State geologist says
that there enough of iron there supply the world
for thousand years.
Mir. BRowN, of Pennsylvania said that there was
80 large number of arms at Springfield that addition
al houses had to be built to put them and he
told that not single rearm taken from it for the
Client Tor this country but for half OF the world
MT DIcKkr-Do you know how many arms there
are?
Mr. DIcxEr-In 1s47 there were five hundred thou
sand stand Of arms in addition to those in the hands
81 the people
MI. BRowN-I suppose that there are two or three
millions OF arms in the country Every western man
MIR. HAMPTON, of Pennsylvania, wanted the armory
and foundry to be at Pittsburg The gentleman from
Tennessee (Mr. Crozier) stated that the Ohio
frozen up in the winter but this was an error 1t is
never froze up for than a week at time, and
this doss not occur more than once in five years.
MIR. CRozIrR.-John Randolph said so and he was
MIR. HAMPToN.-It is an entire mistake. ! should
like to ask my colleague whether he would vote to i'm
prove the navigation Of the Ohio river.
Mr.. BROWN Ii would depend circumstances.
Mr.. HAMProN.-Depend on circumstances
MIR. BRowN.-I voted for harbors the lakes.
MIR. HAMProN.-Would you have voted against the
resolution of the Committee on Commerce dsapprov-
ing of MIR. Folks veto
Mr. BRowN.-If / had been here would have voted
against 1t ; for dsapprove of abstract questions.
Several other gentlemen designated suitable sites in
their respective States but, after ALL the Committee
rejected the amendment to erect the armory and
foundry.
Various amendments were proposed and disposed Of
when the Committee rose. The amendments agreed
to- (among them that fixing the army at 5000 private
were copcurred in by the House, and the bill was
ordered to be engrossed for third reading.
Mr.. THOMPSON, of Indiana m owed to reconsider the
vote with view to insert in the bill appropriation
for the Ohio, Miss ouri and Mississippi rivers.