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south. Carolina.
Lam CASTE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Samuel Jackson,
vs. Gap.s ad satisfaciendum.
Joshua w. Hendrix.
The Defendant, Joshua w. Hendrix, who is in
the custody of the Sheriff Of said District, by vr'
tue of the above Capas ad stisfaciendum, in order
to avail himself of the benefit of an Act passed
for the relief Of lnsolvent Debtors, has filed in my
office, on oath, schedule Of his whole Estate:
Nutice is therefore hereby given to the Plaintiff
in the above stated case as well as all others con-
cerned TO be and appear al Lancaster Court House
on the 18th day OF November mex, at II o'clock
NJ, before the Associate Judges, 10 show cause il
any they can, why the said Defendant should not
be discharged from further confinement, on his as.
signing and delivering the effects mentioned in his
schedule. Fl. R Prize, Clerk.
Clerks Office, this 22d March, lS43.
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uFaiher MATHEW who has been dangerously
i'll says that he has perfectly recovered and will be
in this country next month.
General Cavaignac.

ih+t tr.ss.-f lse10H8l CaV01SnaCs
This officer, who during the bloody riots in Pars,
was invested with superior power, seems 10 be en-
titled to such sa-extfsordinary degree of conf
denee. EheN New York Journal Of Commerce
saSs-
F"The character Of Cavaignac is guarantee
against any ambitious project. He Is modest,
unassuming man,-more like General Taylor in
temperament than perhaps any other man in
France. A gentleman who has seen and conversed
with him tells us that be is remarkable for his re-
publican simplicity, cool a:d self-possesscd under
all circumstances, of easy manners and address,
rather light built, with a tinge Of melancholy on
his countenance, that h. has the confidence of all
who kpow him. and that if he cannot be trusted,
no other man in France can be-"
RECEPTION OF THE VOLUNTEERS.
The Committee Of Arrangements has made
the following arrangements for the ceremonies
ON Thursday next, in honor of the Volunteers:
EDWARD 4. SALMOND, Chief Marshal.
. Assistant Marshals.-JxnEs CHEsSur Jr,
TuoxAs Ee SHANNON, JOHN D. MURRAY, A.
M. KENNEDY.
The Company Of Volunteers will meet and
form under their. late Captain at the Court
House,, The Regimen, under command of its
,Cnloas will glen receive the company, and es.
cort il To- i6e academy Grove.
The sinrited Guests Of the day and The citi-
zcns will form in line, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ,
ON the South: side of DrKalb street. with the
right resting in front Of the Gate of the Acade-
my Grove. The procession will pass along the
Iine Of citizens, be halted, salu,cd, and received
with cheers, and then marched into the Grove,
the liae of citizens will then follow. The Vo.
Iunieers will lie seated in front Of the stand. the
ladies next to them, the military in the rear, the
citizens Ola the right and left
The services will be, prayer by Rev. SAM.
UEL 8. DAVIS, and the address 10 the Volun-
teers. -a.a.s
No one hut ladies' will be admitted into the
Grove until after the procession arrives and en-.
ters. Thirteen rounds from the cannon will
t.e fred, 10 commence when the military takes
up the line Of march.
The citizens of the town are respectfully re-
qnesied to close the doors Of their places of
business on that day.
Carriages and horses will not be permitted
to enter the gates.
J. M. DESAUSSURE,
,s,.-... Chairman of Committee.
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FRoM CUBA.-We were informed, yesterday
by passenger by the schr. Cherokee, from
Cardenas Cuba, that during an entertainment
given by a wealthy Creole al Trinidad de Cuba.
on the 4th of July, some of the guests, natives
of the Island, headed by the proprietor, hoisted
the American flag at the house. The troops
were Immediately called out, and every prepa.
ration made to suppress an insurrection of the
Creolcs. The entertainer "a highly respec,a.
bic gentleman) was sent of'immediately to Ha.
vana in irons, and the authorities are now busi.
ly engaged in searching out others who were
connected with the transaction. We under.
stand that the Island is in state of great agi.
tation, which may terminate in a general rising
Of the Creoles at moments warning.
Mercury.
ELECTION FOR CoLoNEL.-The election held
on the 18th inst. for Colonel of the 44h reg.
ment Of S. G. militia, resulted in the election
of Capt. F. Nj. Meett TO that Office, by ma
iorfity over Adj't. John Murray, the opposing
candidate, Of 266 votes Sumter Bonner.
MuRDERERs sARREsrED.-.Durlngth the
past week, Isaac and Newton, the two negroes,
USllSNtu W UC WIN tAo'ty w W.
the murderers ofMr. [. Erwin, ofwhich nara.
ton was gwen in our last, were arrested and
lodged in the district Jail. Newton confesses
that he with Harry murdered Mr.. Erwin. As
Harry had been previously arrested and is now
in jai. the trial of the three will doubtless soon
take place. The pursuit was kept up day and
night until they were caught.-b.
WONDERFUL EscAPE.-The Augusta Conslitu.
,ionalis, of Sunday last, publishes Telegra.
phic despatch, and then adds the following &C.
count of very remarkable escape Of the Ope.
rator.
1.-The operator at this station after getting
through with the above, and while waiting for
the transmission OF message between Savan.
nah and Charleston, had miraculous escape
from serious injury. Sitting within three leet
of his magnet, with his wires all fixed to ward
ofI'a,mo.pherc lightcinng. in an instant his bat.
teries were knocked to pieces. his ma snct com.
plelely destroyed and the winding wires melted
in several places. The explosion was distinct.
ly heard in the second story Of the same house
in which the Office is kept. and in the tenement
adjoining. Had he been in connection with
the instrument at the time, there is no doubt
he would have received serious injury. As it
was, he was stunned for lew moments, and
new magnet will have to be obtained before
operations can be- resumed at this office. Tho
explosion, as heard in the next tenement, re.
sembled that Of firing pistol.
"AIl ,eIrpraphic communication between this
city and Charleston, is suspended and will not
be resumed before Monday evening or Tues.
day morning."
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South. Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
--~--.-----fN THE Cgsid6N PLEAS.

R,,.;; s;'s o'.., Co. c.p',' ,' '''''''s's"''"
The Defendant, Robert Dukes, who is in the
custody Of the Sheriff Of said District, by virtue OF
the above Capias ad satIsfaciendum, in order to
avail himself of the benefit of an Act passed for
the relief of Insoven: Debtors, has filed in my Of
fee, on oath, schedule of his whole Estate.
Motto is Therefore hereby given to the Plaintiff
in the above stated case as we'll as to all others
concerned, &c be and appear at Lancaster Court
House on the 18th d,y of November next at II
o'clock NJ, before the Associate Judges, TO show
cause if any they can, why the said Defendant
should not be discharged from further confinement,
on his assigning and delivering the effects men,
toned in ht schedule H K. PRICE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, this 18th March. lS46.
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Nautilus Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

A. NJ MERCHANT, President
H. B. COLEMAN, Vice President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
" This Company has just closed its third years
operations and published its Third Annual Re-
pori, which has enabled them again to declare the
usual dividend ol Fifty Per Cent. profit for the
last year, for which scrip certificates are deliver
able, bearing an interest OF six per cent Thus IN
three years SO per cent. OH the amount Of preml-
ums received have been returned TO the assured.
Policy holders, whether they continue for life
or for shor, terms" receive their pro rata profits.
Premiums on Life policies, if amounting to 500,
may be paid GO per cent. cash. and 4O per cent. in
note without guarantee, with interest at = per
cent. w
Pamphlets illustrating the principles Of Life In
surance, and Blank Forms Of apple alton may be
had on applications 10
a NJ. KENNEDY, Agent for Camden.
Dn. W. }. McKAIN, Medical Examiner
June IS. 20
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Administrators Notice.

F. L. Zemp having received from the Ordinary
of Kersbaw District, grant of Letters of Admin
istra,ion de bonis non Of all and singular the goods
and Cha,tels, rights, credits, dues and demands
that were Of Joshua Reynolds deceased, hereby
notifies tho public, that al dealings with the es
late of the said Joshua Rernolds decea eased, must
in futue be with tne subscriber.
Ali persons having claims against the said es,
tate, will present them properly attested' and all
persons indebted to the same are hereby notified
to come forward without delay and make payment
FRANCIS L. ZEMP, Admir-. de bonis non.
Jan. u
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Still Later!

Not from Mexico, England, or France, but from
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, via. Char.
lesion and Clermont-
A fresh supply of Drugs and Medicines, Paints.
Oils, and Dye stuas; Brushes, Combs. Perfumery
and Fanny articles, Patent Medicines &c. &c.
Bonpland's remedy for Fever, Swaims Vemifuge,
and Aguc, Moffat's Phoenix Bitten,
Sebrng's Restoration Cor Life Fills, -
dial, Townsend's Sarsaparila,
Murray's Fluid Magnesa, Carpenters do
Schaps Headache Pills, Sands do
Rowands Tonic Mixture, tlevelands do
Whites Infallible Ointment, Fnhnestocks Vemifuge,
Harrison's Continent Roman Eye Bnlsam,
McAlisters Ointment, Superior Mustard,
Pcery's cad Shot. Olive Oii,
Swayne's Wild Cherry, Roakes lodin. Linament,
Wbtar's Balram, Brandreth's Fills,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Wnghts Ind Veg Pills
Henry's Maencsia, spencer and Lees .'
Jaynes EKpectorant, liioopers Female
Paints, &c.
Spanish Brown, Venetian Red, Chrome Green,
Chrome Yellow, white Lead, Linseed oil, Turpen'
tine, Lampblack, Glass, Lamp oil from 75c. 81
SO gallon, Train oil, Nea'sfoot oil, and Caster
oil on draughl; Whiting, Nader, Indigo, Anrat'o'
I.ogwood, Cochineal, &c. &c.
ThompsOnian Medicines.
Comprising every article used in the practice
from the Laboratory Of Ephraim Laribee OF lii
more. Just received and for sale at CLEvELAND's s
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To the Voters Of Lancaster District.
0TWe are authorized to announce l.. b.
McATEER, as a Candidate for Tax Collector
for Lancaster District, at the next election for
that Office. And Let no voter doubt tho result;
but stand up for him like David did for Israel
againn Goliah. the champion oftbc PbiliHincs.
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NEW SPRING AND SUNNI ER
&@0SSSa

SfS0SQ)SSo
NJ. DRUCKER g. co. respectfully invite the
citizens of Camden aud 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 first cost Their facilities for purcha.
sing Goods are such that they can sell at such prl-
ces as to defy competition. They have paid par.
ticular 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 the following
Cambria, Jaconet, Null and Swiss Muslns
Colored French Ginghams and Lawns
Mourning and coloured Berages
Colored linen and cotton Do
Assortment of Dress and Furniture Prints
Alpaccas, Bombazines and Dab de Vie Yennas
Heavy black and bue-black Dress Silks
DO silk, raw silk and cotton Hosiery
Super Ladies' and Gentemens silk and Isle Gloves
Thread, Isle and cotton Edgings
Cambria and muslin Insertings and Edgings
Linen Cambria handkerchief, at oil prices
Long Lawns and Linen tambrics
Ladies' Beroge and silk Nantes
DO Silk and Gauze Cruvats
Sunshades and Parasols
Cravats, Shirts, Underhirts, Drawers and Suspenders
Linen and Linen and Cotton Drills
English, German and French summer Csssimeres
Alpaccas, Merlno, I rotn and Mohar Soaungs
Low priced Goods, for Boys aAd Servants wear
Black French Doeskins
Irish Linens, English and American Long Cloths
Gentlemcns Cotton and Merno Undershirs
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF every description and at all prices: some o
them ut prices that fail astonish 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.
Also
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes, Boo.ees and Gaiten
Ladies' Palo Alto Shoes
Do Ellsler. Caters, Kid and Morocco Tics
Gentcmens Cali Boots scwed and peggcd, at all prices
With variety of other articles. impossible 10 enumeratc
bn, all of which will be sold CHEAPER than the cheap
CAMDEN BAZAAR,
Opposite the Bank of Camden,
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Furniture ut Auction.

Furniture ut Auction.
the 9th INST. will be sold in front
of the Store of j. s. Depass, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Mahogany Sofa
4" Workstand
2Portable writing Desks
dozen Rush bottom chairs.
Sale positive Terms at sale
GhMEWELL g. BASkINS, Auctioneers.
July rs 90 1t
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Attention.
DEKALB RIFLE GUARDS!
In pursuance of ofRegimental Orders, parade
on Thursday neStas ten o'clock before the Court
House. BY order Of Capt. MoFFAr,
w. E. HUGHSON. o. s.
July 26, 80 1t
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CAMDEN BRANCH.
90 - eEzSEaa s. So So q

NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
ON TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
the Passenger Train oil the Camden Branch alter
meeting the Morning Train from Columbia at the
Junction, will proceed 10 Columbia, and return in
time to meet tfe Evening Train from Charleston;
thus affording the citizens of kershaw, Sumter and
Richand an opportunity three times week, OF
visiting Columbia and returning home tho same
day by Rail Road.
Time Table OF Accommodation Train on Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays:
c,ermon,, .EtIE: 30 A. NJ. Columbia, 90 p, NJ.
Middleton, 80 ." Gadsden, 3i5 :.
Junction, l5"" Junction, 2 40
Gadsden, 45 "" Middleton, 4 90 t. "
ARRIVE. ARRIVE
Co umbia, 10 90 Clermont, 10 {.
The name of the Station near Mancheste hlther-
to called CLARENDON is changed, and Will III iuture
be called MIDDLETON. The Station near States
burg il called CLERMoNT.
The Sumter and Camden Stages run IN connec-
tion with the above train and passengers taking
this lire to Columbia, will meet with no detention
either gong or returning OIL those days.
The Came en- Stage meets the Cars 10 anu from
Charleston and Augusta every day.
---.I..,. JOHN McRAE, Engineer Cam. Dr.
July IL - IN
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Cotton Gins.

The subscriber returns his thanks to those wbo
na,runized him last season. He continues to man..
ufacture GINS up, the most approved plan, and
warrants them equal TO any other Gins, 10 work
manship, materials and performance. They are
warranted to give satisfaction: s,.i' ;,
uRepairing will be faithfully attended to.
The subscriber respectfully requests share ct
the patronage of the planters oI this ana the ado
ing Districts. - haI.
those HORSE MILLS, well known as Nc,
Creinht's Mill, made expressly to be attached to
Gin Gearing The subscriber has a few or hand.
u Orders for Gins or Mills, viii! be promntly
attended TO. r. }. McCREIGHT.
Camden, may, lS46. EAs
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t We are authorized to announce Major
A. H. Boykin as candidate for reelection
for Representative in the State Legislature at
the ensuing election.
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Ordinary's Notice.

Whereas, no administration (de bons nonl on
the estate of Ann Gilman, late Of kershaw DIS
trct, deceased, has been applied for. have taken
possession of the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of the said estate. All personsin indebted 70
the estate are required to paw thu same yer TO me
those having demands against the estate will hand
them in ruly a,tested. to me for payment. =. Il
may IL. J. T. JOY, y. 4. ". :,
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Committed,

To the Jail of Kersl,aw District, Muatto. man
about 10 or 20 years Of age, feet six inches high
a rood deal ireckIed He says his name is Sam,
and that he belongs to Henry Livingston, OF Or
angeburg District. The owner is requested to
come forward, comply with the law and take him
away. Dell. kObioON' 'al'or'
July 10. %
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~ We are authorized to announce DR..
E. A. SALMOND rs candidate for Repres.
en,ative in the State Legislature, at The ensuing
election. -...------- <
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Fresh Turnip and Lucern Seed
For s,Ie bv J. r. McKAlN.
PEREUMERY. &c.

PERFUMERY, &c.
The subscriber has just received The most COM
plete supply Of choice Perluncry ever brought to
ibis place, consisting of the following, with many
other articles in that line:
Extracts Of Jockey Club Eau de Senns
Patchouy Nymph Soap
Mousseline Lily "hite
Verbena, &c. Extra scented Rose, Almond
,3ou.,ell,' { oIocne Water and Musk Toilet Soaps
German DO do Transparent Wash Balls
NIu,k lavender Sand Balls
Iauel's Eau Lustrnl Rousses Shaving Cream
Renr's Oil hlcen Fun
Curling Fluid Cut EIass loiet botlies
Bandolne flo"er vases &C
July l2. MchhiN'
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CAMDEN BAZAAR,
Opposite The Bank Of Camden,
NEW AND FRESH GROCERIES,

NEW AND FRESH GROCERIES,
JUST RECEIVED AT
THE CA NJ Dr.N BAZA AR,
onsisting in part@
Teas, Java, Lasuira, Rio and Cuba Coffee
Muscovado and N. o. Refined Sugars
New Orleans Syrup and Molasses
West India Honey and Molasscs
Sal Erstus and c. Soda
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 NJ. DRUCkER g. co.
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Fum the Sumter Banner.

'sLEass Sohhii e W '''>''
The Committee charged by Sumter District
with making arrangements tor the reception "f
the. Sumter Volunteers, and for giving them
dinner, met to-day 18th July,) at Chnas Ho.
tel, and adopted the following resolutions and
spPointmenis:
hcsotued' Ihai tue dinner IN n"''"r "' .me 10, 'e'
turned V"lanteers he given at s""terv'ile on
Thursday. tho l7th day OF August. :,
Resotucd, That the iunds necessary 10 urn'sh
the entertainment he raised by subscription;
aud that each member OF the committee ot ar.
engagements suaraHtees the sum OF fen dollars I"
be spilled TO that purpose and that tn" char
man ot this committee he appointed 10 receive
the money collected ny the members and TO DIS
'tiis,'e Il rs directed ny the committee.
kesotred, fna' e"tnh"'ee o' "'"e oe ap'
pointed 10 c"nier with proper persons 10 ascer'
tam tor what amount the dinner can DE furnish
"d.-h ine following seht,cmen were men nam
cd-Messrs. E.- Dickey. Z. rrlngie, vi. .>e''
son, na''a'o: M e. heen1 .; D c. w.: W. u'o'' W H.
"sSie' w. ~ ~, o"e'e'""' ~. =. S"" J.,
Nhesoioea' nat a commute" .. ~ ".'', ,uI
apPo'n'eo' n.o are '"s'@r'e" % W nv: ."S
dies OF tne DSr'c'' inc u"'e'""I T.. "' 'ne o'a.e
ana MS su"e' ana tue Objects vi LUG """'"o
Res.men''
ine Sna' aP!","'ru 'hr """|"S Wv, ~. 's'
men--se"e'a, o. IL. c"a""',' c", We "
. m.se's'n' Esq eaP'' . ~ A'H"o''' way
- na''a'o; ~ Ut, .c,, n. .,
hesoleed' l "a' ""iS"'' y. '.o ia, az"
ioar ASSISTANT marsna's 10 aPpo''''eu ~ '"'
meeting. , ,.u cl:.c
General s. r. Chandler was appointed Chief
Marshal. and Col. }. T.. Rhame, Colonel r. VI.
Watson. ASSISTANT marshais.
,Resoi0ed, iha' a committee "' hVe aPpo'n',
edfo confer win ,ne ma,sna's 'or 'ne purpose "'
arranging Tue oroel o. t"e p'oces''o'' A"u ''''
reeeP'on, ana 10 P""'sh 'nS pr"S,.',,".' m.
Csp. -. " Asomore' W. e. ''eHe,., r,q,'
=. -. 1ay'e' Esq'' CaP'; conway - W. Ne''
son ESQ., were appo"leo.
Keso.red' mar commute" !" 'e'ec,eu
whose duty " 'na'' DE 10 prepare Inc reso'"'
'oasss.
coAAi'is" w a"A'
J. l. Miller, Capt c. NJ. Davis, Capt. }. ID.
:Ashmorr, }. NJ. Nelson, Esq.
. Resoired, That the committee GO into an cleo
tion for President and Vice Presidents tor the
day. Hon. F. J Moses, was elected President
Of the DAY, and Hon: }. 5. R'chard'on' oo.
0. s. Rees, Hon. :. L. Manning Df; H. Mu''
drow. Col. J. Rember', NJ. Benb"~, ESQ., no.
bert Bradford. Esq, Vice Presidents.
Resotoed, That the proceedings ot the Com
mi.see OF Arrangements he published III inc
Sumter Banner and that the Charleston, 20
lumbis and Camden papers he regne,tsa g also 70
publish tnsm. e. U.SNlNo' ~
Chairman Com. o' Arrangements
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Sherif,s Sales.

By virtue of sundry wrts Of Fl Fa to me direc-
ted, will sell before the court house door in Cam.
den on the first Monday in August next, (being
9TH day said month"; between the legal hours OF
sale the following pro- erty to wit:
1920 acres (more or less) Of land, lying in the
District of Kershaw, wherein the Defendant re-
sides, adjoining lands of Charles Baily, James
Teams and others, levied on and TO be sold as the
property of the Defendant at the suit OF James
Dunlap and others, assigneea, VS.. John Motley.
229 acres (more or less) of land. lyug on Bea.
YER Dam Branch, in Kershaw District, adjoining
lands of the Estate of Judge Brevard, James AddI-
son and others. levied on and to be sold as the pro-
perty of VIM. Sanders at the suit Of p. & r. Bryce.
Terms cash, Purchaser to pay for all necessary
papers. T J. WARREN, s. X u.
July l9 % st
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0s 0s 0e R
Kersha W L O dg Q. n u m b or 9

The Regular Meeting Of this Lodge will be held
at their new Hall on Friday evening next, at
7o'clock.
By order of the N. G.
A. L. SOLOMON, Secretary.
Camden Debating Club.
The meetings this society will be held at their
'' ~ D.. G. LOVE, Secretary.
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At the Kershaw Grocery,
Will be found full assortment of FAMILY
GROCERIES, Tobacco, Segars, &c. which will
be sold low. s. b. LEVY.
July 8 3
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0T 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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Congress Water.
A fresh supply of Congress and Pavilion Water
,ust received and for sale low by the subscriber.
July -, K. MeAAlH'
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GrWe are authorized to announce Maj.
JAMES O'HANLON, of Richland, as can.
didate to represent the Congressional District,
composed Of Kershaw, Lancaster, Fairfield.
RichIand and Sumter Districts, in the next Con.
gress.
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Paints, &c.
ThOmpsOnian Medicines
PerfUnaery, &c.


Edc's EIedyosma. EItrait Boquet dc Caro- 8
Pateys Ext Verbena, line, e
Hauels Eau Lustral EItrait Orange dc For J 2.
" Nymph Soap, tugal, =
" Eau de Venus, EItrnit Verviene, a
I" Lily White, Patchouly,
Chi-Chay's Tablet Of Ala Mousseline,, s.
bast.r, Jockey Ciuo, F?
Fontains Balm Of thousand Johnsons Bears oil,
Flowers. Rousses Hair Dye.
Lard'a Atropiatory, AleIander's IncooaPhe'
Superior Cologne in small and large pint and
quart bottles and on draughl. Combs; Hair, Nail,
Tooth. Bath, Flesh, and Sh1ving Brushes Of every
variety. Kessan, Rose and AIabaster Soap, very
superio; French and American Toilet Powder,
Boxes and Puffs, &c. Il. Just received and Tor
sale low. at CLEvELANDs.
Chemicals, &c.
Sulph Quinne IHyd. Potash,
{" Morphine. Acct Zinc,
Acct :" Nitrate Silver,
Strychnine, Salicne,
Piperine, Ext Kahana,
Iodine, kermcs Mineral DC. &c,
With many others, too numerous TO mention.
Call and see for yourselves at
CLEVELAND'S.
N, D. Medicines may be obtained as usual at
any hour of The night by knocking at the side do"r
July g. 60 tO J. A.C.