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NANTES INFERyOa literal prose translation with
tbe original colaied the bess editions, and en-
plnnafory notes. BY John A. Carlyle, N. ID.
Lse in the Par ives hy Geo Pred Rurou o. Adventures
a. TAYLOR MAURYr,
yups IL Booksacfy. eh strest
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Georgetown College, ID. c.

Georgetown College, ID. G.
THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Of Georgetown College will
take place Tuesday the ssuh instant NJ O'Clock
erpementnly GalyHnism
win chemical and magnetic forces, WIN hesi and
Ths veee .e spctay nsi,ed % an.nd on bob occasions
July I7-dkep JAMES RYDER, President
FOR NORFOLK.
- The steamer oscEoLA win, on Saturday eth
July, commence mkktns
pace leaving Washington every "Wednesday and Saturday
O'Clock Returning leave Norfolk every Monday and Thur
She touch rons returning PBey Point Old Point
River, and uhe ss.lls ndinrx Potomac
Passage and fare 70 N0roah
TOR RENTA nearly new Birch House. situated wiun ten
wak q er The Treasury Mayor Wa Department.
between 7 and let sreet containing mine convcni
ooms, very pleasant and healthy position small
rAge attached To good for Of year, the
~ii be made low. For further pafticnlsrs inquire q
eELBY PARKER,
Fancy Store Penn. avenue,
July ia National Hotel.
he Complete Horse Doctor. containing Hssits
Management q the Horse IN The Stable and on ne Road,
win advice % purchasers Pnce IS cents
July ~ fhNeh TAhboh
Dulles of Order--A conducting
N societies, boards of directors and and
- TAYLOR MAURYs
July NJ Bookstore, 9h
THE Exhsstaen % w.shsnssen SEMINARY. ID. C..
WIN be held Thursday and fndsy, the ieh and @th In
stant saloon, ben al The pubic respect
fully invited 70 sfsend
July Is-a
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Destructive fire IN Wateruiiie. Mime.

Bosros, July Is, ls49.-A most destructive fire has
occurred in Waeryile. Name destroying mills.
Three of them belonged TO MIR. Mitchell. one TO Mr.
Moore, TO Mr. Sheldon, and 10 Mr.. Reddngton.
The quantity of lumber destroyed was about four mil
lions OF feet The loss is $50 900. Insured for
81 200 large number OF persons have been thrown
out of employ by this calamity.
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John L. Jackson, printer and VIM. Graves. who were
arrested and committed few days since the charge OF
stabbing a by the name Of Hall, were discharged
this morning. being satisfactorily proved that they act
ed in seif.deience. gsrnlt lna
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We consider outrage an act OF insu erabe and i'm
pertinent nsoenoe, for senator Of a Staie-a
President undertake issue circular the partsans
Of the Executive in oher Safes calling upon return
representative 10 Congress favorable 70 the President
This amounts TO direct Interference Of the Executive
What right has Of the United States under.
take 10 pack the House Of Representatives with members
friendly 10 the Executiyef
II viii be observed that Mr. Smiths circular dated
Washington. under The eve Of the Executive
IL all unlikely that this circular submitted
one ali Of the cabinet, and the President kewise1
Is drawn mp with much abiity-tar, the Trenton News
should have said displays very considerable talent, and
oonsnnnate tact IL may be considered nsstpt from
the adatnssfratioa nse And considered, a. h another
instance Of the nhdelity Of this administration 10 the
pledges which broughi u into power
Cen Taylor. in hi, Allison letter. denounced AL exccn
tive inerierence with Congress yet in this circuar
emanang from Washington, he, through his friend In
uc ne people inst mnst return his friends and
10 abide BY the viii OF Congress, and sanction all It's we'll
considered and constitutional aon what matters
him whether whig democratic Congress 10 elected
Or will he 20 interpret his pledge not 10 interfere with Con-
gress that he will sanction the proceedings Of whg Con-
gress alone, but those OF a democratic Congressi
The circular is rich and precious fountain for eommen
Whilst the small States are boupd the Union by even
stronger ties OF than those which operate the
larger States they specially Interested in permitting
elective Presidency degenerate into elective
closely and ccse with severity the yenAl acts Of those
under the imedise dctston and supervision Of the Es
ecuve, attempt % infnenot sndsiy s free aeon Of fh'
people
senator in Congress. for many purposes in the theory
OF our constitution IL part Of the executive authority o.
me govenment He participates in the reat-mskine
as one IN the high CONT for impeachment poiical crimes
and msdemesnos he participates In dschaeing the func
lions q The Judiciary such being the case, there Is Oh
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Gbarlestol1 advertisements.
Fair of The
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.

The first annual exhibition Of the South Carolina In,-
tute Will be opened at MILITARY HALL TUESDAY EvR-
MING, THE 2Olh INsT AT CLOCK, AND WILL CONTINUE
OPEN UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT, THE 2 rssrANT INCLUSIVE
hours ct Exhibition from 10 o'clock in the morning;
halipast to , in the afternoon. and from TO 10 at night
r. ne annual address will be delivered by the Hon. JAS.
20rH INST.
Members of the Institute will be admitted free. at ali
lines by presenting their cards of membership at the door
lhey will please cali on Mr. L. a. Edmondson, Treasur-
er Gorr Of East Bay and Ftz simmons Wharf, for their
, Admission IS cents for the first night and 10 cents for
the balance of the time
The Hall will be open on Tuesday, the 18th inst, and
commune open until Saturday, 18th inst between the hour.
o ana In the aernoon0f each day for the reception Of
articles for exhibition which requested be as
cary ns possible Owners names, in all cases. must bo
attached to the articles together with description ofia
'lSeS e., and improvements. if new invention.
Inc SouTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD COMPANY
with their accustomed berality have put down the price
OF passage ohafther usual raesto persons in the country
de'rous visiting the FAIR, between the 10Th and 26lh
nst full Fare will he changed down and Free passage
back. All articles for Exhibition at the Fair will be pass
ed down the Road at half Freight
Nov. II, 1899 II q
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CONSIGNEES PER RAIL ROAD.
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING on MONDAY LAST

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING on MONDAY LAST.
IL. W. A. g. Co., L. Schmidt, J. s. Miller.
Il. Canrey, G. Alden, II. HoI!eyman, P. +.
Vilipigue A. Young, r. N. Kennedy, J. Ros'
ser, A. Kennedy. E. II. Andrews, r. p. David,
son, Workman & b., Fl. FL. II. Hail, II. Le'
w &S., Springs & B., n. NJ. J. Cooper,
re. Wallace d L., W. Johnson, i. w. Huey,
R. Reid. R. Mex, J. Crockett, j. r. Mckain,
A. W. Buis, J. +. Sutherland, G. Matheson,
+. P. Chapman, Phifer e. Y.,T. B. d. Co.,
Mrs. Mickle. f. W. Bouney, W. Robinson,
F. l.. Zemp, R. Man, J. Lonesan, S. Ciples,
Il. Lang. Cook J.. &; Co., D. d. Co, J. NJ, j.
Lee. S. Il J. Panote, Z. NJ. Bronson, w. &.
Wood, B. & B.. J. Myers, II. Pate, ]. E. Den
ME B. W. c.. l.. Smith g. Co.. G. +. Carpen-
ter, K. NJ. Sterling, J. L., J. NJ, Il. Lang, +.
Emmons, J. Ingraham, K. +. Davidson. II. b.
g. L. S. Williams. J. RI. Gibbin, A. NJ. & R.
". Kennedy, S. e.. Withers, Mitchell d H.,
J. McEwen, G. NJ. Wienges, Brem & A., l..
Smith, p. j. VilIipigue & Son, ]. Lee, Carson,
Y. & g., S. Parrott, S. Benson, J. Irwin. J. A..
HasselIine, BogerG & NJ. J. A. Moore, J. W.
L., J. Charlesworb, J. N. Tomlinson. J. K.
Dye, J. S. Thompson, Rogers & S., G. l.. c.,
H. S. Donnely, A. f. A., J. S. McRa, l.. j.
Patterson, J. G. Wadsworth, d. B. McArn,
W. b. Parks, j. Chestnut, J. F. Wade, A. c..
Dunlap, S. Wolfe, E. Nj. Boykn, W. 6. Win.
chester A. Moss & CO.
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Fancy Goods, Toys &C.

The subscriber is now opening large and beautiful
sortment of
Vases, Toilet Bottles, Toys, Perfamcry, and
Fancy Goods,
Consisting in part, of the folinwing!
V.aSES.
Ruby vases enamellcd and gilt; blue vases, enamelled
and gilt gren vases cut glass and gilt; white vases.
umeed and gilt silver with marble stands; gold va
seq with marble stands damask vases; china vases, beau
tifuy nowered and gilt.
Toilet Bottles.
Ruby colognes enameled and gilt; blue colognes eau
clcd and gilt; green colognes enameed and gilt; crystal
colognes Of various patterns china coognes, of various
patterns; French coognes, with gilt tops.
Combs.
Shell side combs; shell tuck combs carved shell twist
combs; horn side combs; horn tuck combs horn twist
combs buffalo tuck and twist combs ivory dressing combs
buffalo dressing combs horn dressing combs; ivory fine
teeth combs.
Baskets.
Painted china baskets white bisque baskets, toy straw
baskets painted straw baskets; straw bags with coven
painted straw bags, without covers; work baskets
Porte .Wonfaies.
Porte monnes. steel bound; porte monnIes, Turkey mo-
rocco porte monnes, Russian leather porte monnies mo-
rocco gilt.
Bone acorn nttles vegetable ivory tles; coral rattle'
four and six bells.
Common marbles; common marbles polshcd agate mar
bcs; agate marbles, imitation; china marbles. pained
large marbles.
Pipes.
China pipes; wooden pipes fancy pipes.
French Confectionery.
Gum drops; honbons envelopes dragees de verdure e.
y cakes; chryslazed rings cordial drops; cosaques CO.
saques richie; bonbons Aers almonds fine lemon; almonds
fine rose.
Toys.
Wax dolls fixed glass eyes, dolls moving glass eyes,
jonted dolls, assorted; kid dolls assorted; tin gigs; CARTS
horses; cows dogs: shcep horses. &C.; common and
fine toys; glass toys drums large and SMALL tin pistols and
guns; cups and saucers, TIM cups aud snuces, wood
domnos lotto games glass toy tumbers; glass toy emo
AIDES; bohemian tumblers; glass pitchers and basons.
Pens.
Steel pcns gilt pens; magnum bonum pens; gilt and Sill
yer pen holders DC.
Together with large and new stock of Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty, Brushes,
and every article usually kept in Drug Store.
All desiring CRAFTY their good taste will please call
at once. Physicians, Country Merchants and Planters
will find it decidedly to their advantage to give US call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct 3d. FRANCIS L. ZEMP
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For Camden and the all!1ntermediate
Landings on the River,

The new steamer ROBERT MARTIN, built ex.
pr"ssv for the navigation OF the Santee end Wa.
teree Rivers, to be commanded Capt w. M. Lub-
book, will be ready tc receive Freight on or about
the 9th inst, and will leave with despatch. Ship.
pers Of goods may rely upon receiving them with
as little delay as by any other conveyance, and at
equally as low rate of Freight. The Boat has
been 80 constructed that with the assistance Of
her Lighter, she can run at almost any stage of the
rivers. Her cabins have been handsomely fitted
up for the accommodation of Passengers, and no
pains will be spared to render satisfaction to all
who may favor her with their patronage.
For Freight engagements or passage apply to
STARR f WALTER, Agents,
Boyce d. Co.'S wharf, Charleston.
p. F. VILLEPIGUE d SON,
Nov 9 Agents for Camden.
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South Carolina .KershaW District.

RY JOHN r. JOY, ESQ. ORDINARY.
Whereas, Thos. Fraser applied to me for Letters
Of Administration on al. and singular the goods and
clatels, rights and credits OF Margaret Fraser, late
ofthe State Of Mississippi deceased, entitled to per-
sonal property in said District These are therefore
to cite and admonsh all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said deceased to be and appear
before me al our next Orlin rys Court for the said
district, to be holden at kershaw court house on
the 10Th day Of November next, to show cause II
any they can. why said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 3lst day Of
October, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty nine, and in the 74th year
Of American independence.
J. R. JOY, o. K. D.
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RAIL- ROAD NOTICE.

By order of the President, the price for cotton
from Camden to Charleston, will as heretofore be
one dollar per bale, until further notice. and the
daily receipts Of cotton at this Depot will lie lin
tied TO The capacity OF the platform prepared for
its reception.
The freight on cotton received at all the way
stations on The Camden Branch will be the same
az the above.
n. ". BAXLEY, Agent.
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Tribute of Respect.

At meeting Of tho DcKalb Guards, the following
s,roamble and resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas, By the dspensation Of Divine Providence,
Two Of ou, membcrs, Jesse W. Mccoy and Sins B.,
Turner, have been removed from us by death. Be it
therefore
Resolsed. Tha. We sympatise deeply With the fami.
lss aal friends of our deceased brother members, and
khs. ws wear lhe usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
R..plrxl. That copy Of this preamble and resolu.
iqus Is TRANSMITTED 20 the families Of tho deceased
msphen. and he published in the Camden Journal
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OUR HOUSE.

The proprietor returns thanks 10 his kind bene-
factors or the past season for their liberal patron
age, and for which, have engaged the services Of
a man to travel tri. weekly between here and Char
lesion 10 furnish all the delicaces requisite to
tsfy taste or appetite; such as Oysters, Lobsters,
Turtle, Fish, Shrmps, and all Game in season,
with other varieties of the Charleston and New
York markets. J. &. MckENEA.
p. S.-All persons in town or country, desIrous
of being furnished with the above luxures, shall
be, on giving due notice at The Bar, where a choice
selection Of Liquors, Wines and Segars can be had
cheap for &c. &c.
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South. Carolina. .KershaW District.

BY JOHN II. JOY ESQ., ORDINARY FOR SAID DISTRICT.
Whereas, William II. Ilolleyman applied to me
for Letters Of Administration, with will annexed.
on al! and singular the goods and chattels, Rights
and redts of Herman Holeyman Sem, late OF the
District aforesaid, deceased.
AThese are, therefore, TO cite and admonislr all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to bn anu appear before me at our next
Ordinary's Court for the said district to be holden
Kershaw Court House on the 10th day of Nov.
next, to show cause, if any, why the said admins.
tration should not be granted
Given under my hand and SEAL this 3lst day Of
Oct. in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and for,y-nne, and in the seventy fourth
year of American Independence.
JOHN R. JOY, o.KD.
Nov. 7, lS49. 45 If
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OBITUARY,

DIED. at his residence in Lancaser village. on the
9l,h u,, Mr. BENJAMIN F. S.pLEh. aged 43 years and
months. He was very generally known in the com.
rnunty where he had long resided. and by common
eonsen, he possessed generous, obging and cordial
nature. He was sincere in friendship, honorable in
business and always rcndy to assist ohors. His illness
IVES protuctcd and painful, and he has now gone for
ever from his place in the community and the f'my
n, has leN behind him a widow and FIVE children, all
Of them young, 10 cherish his memory and mourn his
i~s. November l, 1S47.
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In EQuity-kerslla w .

EX Farle {. l.. Uyc-TclllOn.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that John Fra
ser, defendant in the above stated case, is absent
from and resides beyond the limits of this State:
1t is ordered that he do plead, answer or dcmur to
the foregoing petition within three months from
the publication of this order, or an order pro con-
fesso will be taken against him.
w. NJ. SHANNON, C E.K.p.
Nov. I2, ls49 46 3m
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$40 REWARD.

Stolen from the subscriber on Sunday night
last; chesnut sorrel llorse, with bald face, the
two fore aud one hind foot white nearly 10 the
kee. five years old, l2 or II hands high, tolcrablc
long tail. and small yellow spot four or five
inches from the hip bone.
The abrve reward will be paid for the delivery
OF the horse ard thief, with proof to convict, and
live dollars reward for the horse. or such inlorma-
ton as will lead TO his recovery Letters may be
directed to Camden S. e..
Nov 10 HARMON ARRANTS.
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To the Ladies in Particular.

Ny DEPIIATORY POWDER has been found highly
beneficial and of great Ladies' who have been ac
ted with suirrluors hair particularly when confined ~ the
upper p and side of the face. giving masculine turn to
the whole features. When used with proper and
according the directions. it will be- found great addition
n the toilet he Of any Sharp instrument is entirely
avoided and the hair is removed in five tell minutes ai
ter its application.
This composition is infablc and warranted 10 remove
supcriunuS hair Acr numerous trials, have received
certificates of stIcceSs which I've cOntrovcr,cd.
Manufactured by J JULES IiAUEL, Philadelphia.
For sale in Caudcn by
J. X. MckAIS T. J. DEIIAr, F. l. ZEnP, and A. Yorxo.
Nov. II 4t
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MARKlED-In Charleston by the Rev.
Mr.. Poznanski on the 5th inst, Col. y. SALA.
NON, of Mobile Ala, to RosALIE ALICE
daughter Of n. Levy, Esq, Of this place.
On the lOrh ult.. by J. Skies, Esq, Mr.
DARLING BRowN to Miss LEv1cY LANEy,
daughter Of Burton Laney Esq.
On the 18th ult.. by J. Skies, ESQ.,, Mr..
ADDISON r. moore 10 Miss ELIZABETH J.
daughter Of Enoch Griffin, Esq.
On the 25,h ut., hy J. Skies, Esq, Capt
HryRY PRrssoS to Miss HANNAH, daughter Of
Allen J. Helmes, Esq:-ail Of Union y. C..
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THE SEMINARY
MRS HARRIS SIMONS AND DAUGHTERS.
Late Mrs, HeriOt and Mrs. Rausav,s

RADeLIFFEBoRo', CHARLESTON, s. C.
Mrs. HARRIS SIMoNs and Daughters are pre-
pared to receive 3oarders, Lay BoardeIs and 9th.
er Pupils.
The principles and rules of the Seminary in all
respects, are preserved, heretofore established
by its founders, the same instructors are employ
ed, and the course of study is the same.
This Institution affords every advantage for the
education of young Ladies. lis location in Rad.
cllfteboro' in thesuburbs Of the city, is considered
perfectly healthfu during all seasons OF the year.
The best Instructors are employed in every de.
partment, and all the branches of complete edu.
cation are taught under the superintendent of
Mrs. Harris Simons and Daughters.
Nov T. d. o.
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New Boots, Shoes, and Shoe Stock.


The subscriber has received his usual supply OF
Boots, Shoes and Shoe stock, together with Ira
yelling Trunks, carpet Bags and Valices, all Of
which he offers as low as they can be purchased
in this market, and respectfully invites the public
to examine the same. His stock consists in part
as follows
Genssmen's fine calf Pump Boots
Waterproof do
Pegged do
Pegged do
Pegged Waterproof do
calf " aerproof Bootees
Wc.ted do
" Pegged Bootees
Congress Boots
Patent Leather Bootees, new style
Ladies' Black English Kid Slips
Z" Black French Kid Slips and Ties
American do do do
French Morocco Walking Shoes
Z" Kid do do
q" e" francia Caters sd,sa., c.;,.
" Lasting Walking do
- Over Shoes
Misses black and colored Gaiter
Morocco Boots
Kid Slips and Ties
6 Over Shoes
School Shoes and Bootees
I" Coored Slips and Ties
Boys fine calf Boots
Al " Booiees
&c Kip Pegged Boots
Together with great variety Of Childens Shoes some
new patterns
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Head Quarters.

ORDER No.
The OH Regiment Of Cavalry and Odd Regiment
of Infantry, will parade for review and drill at Co.
lumbia, on Wednesday the 9th Of December next,
the line to he formed at u o'clock NJ.
The Commissioned and non Commissioned Off
GERS, will assemble the day previous for drill and
instruction, at IL o'clock Am.
The Nj ior General Of The 3d, division. and the
Brigader General Of the Sd, Brigade Of Cavalry.
and 5rh Brigade OF Infantry, will, with their staff
attend,
The Brigadcr Generals are charged with the
extension of their order to their respective COM
mands.
The entire suit Of His Exceency, are directed
to attend him on the day OF review fully equipped.
By order OF the Commander chief,
J. w. CANTEY.
Adj't and lnsp. Gen'rl.
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hook at il. When their arrangements are
completed, our Columbia Foundry will he able
10 do all the work in that line that may needed
in this part of the country-wh'ch Will Keep
.much silver at home, as well as other metals
now sent abroad. -,
Az Millwriph,s and Engineers. they will
bring into this place much work hitherto zone
in Charleston and elsewhere. a tew more OF
the same sort'' only are needed tn make Coum'
h;a what her natural Advantages enlite her to
be-a much more important place than she mas
.v.- been ..There's a good lime coming,
so "wait little longer, boys who dream OF
California. Columbia 1elegraph.
D,s-,,cr or CoLuMR1A.-The New York
Mirror is assured in private letter 'hat Sese'
raj meubers Of Congress of both par'les' lnc,u'
ding a. leading, though moderate Free oo'er
from the West, are urging on the members o'
nh. LEGISLATURE of Maryland, which meets IN
December. the proprie,yof pe'ioning Congress
to recede to that State that portion OF 'he i''s'
s,,;c, of Columbia which she originally ceded to
the Federal Government. :,
We think the proposition may he iaVoraDly
recei,ci ty Congress, as It wond remove Tue
c,usc IS the anita,un on The question ot slavery
in ,b.. p;s,rc, bv Congress and relieve that body
ofa r.s,. aud responsibility which necessarily
consume much Of their time. ouch PROPOSE
,ion can probably bring to lis support members
of,all parties and therefore stands some chahce
of fsuccess.-Souih Caroiin,1n
THE CRors.-The Wilcox (Ala.) Banner
says willis, other planters from every direction
complain nf a halfcrop of cotton we have oeara
!, mentioned as remarkable TACT that Coi. Z.
C.. Selers aud Mr.. Frank Boykin, whose plan
ta,ions lie on the river, few miles above
bridgeport, are making overwhelming crops
Their iapds are new and fresh. well adapted to
tho culture of cotton; besides. their cotton was
not harmed, ia the least, by the frost OF April
last.
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G. A. NEUFFER,
Commission Merch0sat,
And Dealer in Flour, Grain, &c.
No. 124, East Bay, Charleston, sc.

No' 1%1, Eust Day, CHdr1estUn,S.C.
Begs TO inform his friends and the public, that
he is prepared to make liberal advances on all
shipments Of FLOUR, GRAIN, &C. made to him.
He will also make advances on shipments Of Pro.
duce 10 the North, or elsewhere, when made
through him.
He has made arrangements whereby he receives
weekly. supplies of Flour of superior brands, all
of which he warrants. Country Merchants and
others will find it TO their advantage to give him
call before purchasing elsewhere. Having been
engaged in the above business for a length Of time,
he hopes TO give general satisfaction TO those who
may favor him with their consignments.
Reerences-Messrs. R. &; J. CALDWELL, r.
DULIN, and 3. Ulm, Charleston.
Nov. 7. As 3m
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Periodical Headache.

So common in unce.rod and marshy countries. Tic
DouIoureu1 That most painful affection Of tho nerves
Of the face arc often only attacks Of ague in disguise
proceeding from the same noxious influence. Jaun.
dee Dyspepsia. md DanI'ca, are frequently but dis
sused forms Of Intermittent fever. Even Rhcuma,sm
and Epilepsy, often result from the same masa' Cause
For such Dr.. Osgoos India Cholagogue is an unfaiI'
inr remedy. BY striking ct the root Of the affections
II applies with equal certainty. as for the cure Of e'
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