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u Bilious Feven, which often prevail so fatally at
the West and South may always be prevented by the
timely use of DR.. Osgood's India ChoIagogue. The
medicine should be commenced at the Appearances Of
tho earliest symptoms which not unfequcnty preccde
the attack several days. End weeks, to warn us Of
impending danger. Tho sensation of anguor. the hag
gard expression WEAKNESS Of body, depression spirits
arrangement Of the stomach, pain in the bones &C.,
cannot easily be mistaken.
For sale at the propre,ors prices by j. R. McKA1N,
agent Camden s. C.
July II, % At
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DIR. CULLEN'S INDIAN YEGETA
BILE REMEDY. 30.
NO CURE NO PAY -

Read Physicians Opsnions of as Hffiaes.
have prescribed the abors Medicine ID several
Primary VeneriaI Diseases and Mecendary Lyphiln ah
induce me to continue is use in such eases with much
faction 1t is generally agreeable the taste of aenf
JOHN A. EEKINT0N, M s13s
No. l02 N, Fifth Stpeetss
Philadelphia, June II, 1845. g ssssG..
Ihave prescribed /" Dr. Cuilcn's Remedy 'innnn
of Gonorrhcsa, and found it to effect 8t
time A. WAILSON,sM D.
..T' Conner Twelfth and Shippe
Wholesale and retail By Row1nd and WaltoH, Pfopd
tors No. 81 N. Sixth street, Phila, James R
Camden, Boatwnght and Mot, Columbia, +. AZ GShS4,
Charleston, ~ - 'hsesA3 =, NastttA
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A Plantation for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, tract ef, Land
on the west side of Wateree river and on the
waters of q mile creek adjoining the tands OF
Capt. VIM Kennedy and the Estate Of Jno. Ghes-
nut, containing above 1000 acres, 1900 with z
ont Of mile half on the river. and the balance
on the creek. Six hundred being uassr cafttsa-
tion, having a fine mill seat all necessary bnild-
inrs for settlement gin house and SCREW; the
land is SIX miles from Camden. Said lard viii be
sold at private sale on accommodating terms a.,
Persons desirous of purchasing, are referred 70
Capt. Thos. Lang, Major Cartey, or to the sub
scrber. McRA BhEVAkHs
June 80, 1649. 6m
The Charleston Courier willinsert Onceaweek
OF three weeks. 1HS' "@t tSst}yss2s Q -
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MARRIED-In. EdgefeId District, on Wed.
nesday evening, July llth, by the Rev. DR..
Johnson, Mr.. w. w. DEANE, Of Charleston,
to Miss SOPHIA A. B. devices, Of Edge6eld
District.
On Monday evening. 9th inst. by Rev. G.
s. Lembecker, Mr.. MADISON MONROE FRAN.
CTS, of Sumterville, to Mrs. ELLEN RnAME. of
Bradford Springs.
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Notice..

ON and after the LIST September next, the sew
eral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, by agree
ment, charge Thirty Cents per bale ertra, on all
Cotton bound with Iron, Bark or Wooden bands.
As this charge will necessarily fall upon the
planters this notice is given that Rope Bandages
alore may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent 10 harleston and Savannah is now
compressed before Shipment
july IL % BOT
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South Carolina. .Kershaw District.

BY JOHN R. JOY, ESQ. ORDINARY.
Whereas, Lauisa Riddle applied to me for Let
tiers Of Administration on al! and singular the goods
and chattes, rights and credits OF James Riddle, late
of the said District deceased: These are therefore,
to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors rf id deceased to be and appear
before me at our next Ordin rys Court for the said
district to be holden at Camden court house on the
Saturday 18th day Of July inst, to show cause if
any they can, why said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day Of
July in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty nine, and in the 73d year
Of American Independence.
J. R. JOY, o. X. D.
July I9 % 2t
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Fresh Family Groceries.

Fresh Family Groceries.
Loaf, lamp, crushed, powdered, clarified and
brLwn Sugars
Rio Java, Laguira. Mocho and Cuba Coffee
Gunpowder and Hyson Teas
New Orleans, Trinidad and Cuba Molusses
Rice, Mackarel, Salmon and Herrings
Confectionery, Green Ginger. for preserving
Almonds, Raisins, Figs &c.
Just received and for sale lew for cash.
U"rhe highest market prices feither cash or
barter) paid Tor country produce.
NAV IS. A E. ALLEN.
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FOR SALE,

The Store House and Lot, now occupied by
Mr.. Thomas Wilson as Boot and Shoe Estab-
lshment, directly opposite the Post Office. and
one door North Of Mr.. J. s. Depass, it being one
among the best Business stands in the Town of
camden. Terms and possession will be made
Known OIL ap lication to
EDWARD NJ BRONSON
July Is 80 3t
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Rail Road and Bank Dividend.

.EEa Co. s. - Ess2 81
THE South Carolina Rail Road Company has
declared Dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CENTS per Share.
The Southwestern Rail Road Bank has declar.
ed Dividend of FIFTY CENTS per Share.
The united Dividend of Two Dollars per Share,
payable at the Bank and the Divnend on Road
Shares, without corresponding Shares in the Bank,
payable at the Rail Road Company's Office, State
street, on and after Thursday the 9th July.
The Company's Scrip, bearing interest and pay.
able on the 1st July, and the uncalled for Dividend
declared in Scrip. will be redeemed and paid on
and after Monday, the I'd July, at the Rail Road
Company's Office, State-street.
] G. HOLMES,
Cashier Of the Bank,
THOS WARING,
Auditor South Carolina r R. Company
July IL % st
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DR. sGUIiL,EN'S's S'ss ~
INDIAN VEGETABLEPANACEAl

Tis Medicine is waRsANrED to BE superior psy 9th.
er rpreparaioof the uorid cured snd
ton, Bronchitis, Eryspeas Obstinate Guapeops Ern
tions Botches, Bfes, Ring Worms and TeftSfS Ee&ld
Head Chronic Ulcers, Mercuria dsease, Rhelmaliam,
pea, ETC. than any other medicine ever I'D
hence it is the best puerof the blood evef Offered
public. Read the certificate ofMr Brooks and, thensend
to our Agent and get pamphlet containing
-" ISAAC BROOKS, JR., cAsRgs; So
GO AND SEE HIM AND You WILL sAYsTHE HALr
.. - HAS NOT BEEN TOLD II ;3Ssa cgii.,5. =
We the undersigned, having visited Mr., Iaac BrDpts,
Jr., apthe Office Of Messrs Rowand WaIton S78 Ylas,
ket street, Phila consideris case the most remarkable
have ever witnessed orsheard ofs s Il 10 ss
His disease ScrofuIa and terrible wlet have heeH
bis twelve years. conflict with the destroyer! His Palate
the entire rocf of his mouth Nose, Upper apf twef
eaten up. and part Of the Jaw Bone carried away And
yet We can give no description Of his case. a ssssS
Mr. informs US that January last, tie whole efor
of his mouth we'll most of his face, was mas oS
deep and painful ulcers. ss5f - -. .s,SS u.
On the 14th of january last he commencedxssing DR.,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable Panacea which ehseksa tho
disease in few days, and from thai time the ens hs O-
New flesh las supplied the place of riedeep sscp
though badly dsfgured, hb facets sound and esnei
We are assured that in the treatmett Of Mr. Books
no Mercurials Ointmes OF Caustie applicattops
lave been usedm fact, the Panscea alone has wsoushs
Tins Wnnderful change. "a sses &ss sf1s
PHILLIP s. WHITE, Esq y. W.JosEs, M.sDslYgh@
Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS, W. STEELiSs, N. .His5%
Rev. A. D. GILLETTE, 1T. p. s. RoHy, M.HSs ,Ss
Rev. J. r. NICHOLAS, bJAcos FNINcx, M. Dr.. =.
Rev. WIN. ,UnIE, al is. B. CeLEa NIB. 80
Rev. E. KINcAID, 49, ~. w. AsH1ExD, Esqs .sssIs.s
Rev. LEVI BHINx, :, : iP. SKEa SHrHs Ed -
4. GULLIoN, So t@t@ tG.A GoDExs ESD % y. 7tfas
And thousands Of othets equally swhpes
names might be added il necessary. y r.sS - sszzr
Residence west side of jefferson street. third door u
SchuyIkll, running from Schuykin Sxth betssseHIo-
Gust and Spruce. e-l = 49, ~ STssssTtstst
Wholesale and retail BY RowAsp 81 WLToSs Pfcpne-
tors, No 81 N Sixth street, Phila, JAMES r. sMcKxtp,
Camden, BoarwR.Gur MIoy, CoIuInbia, ,Ps sMs CsHkNY
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1.-THE PALMETTO POST

We have received the first number of this beautiful
little sheet, published by A. McNair Cunningham,
Esq. at Beaufort, S. C.. Terms are Two Dollurs per
annum, payable half yearly in advance, and its regular
issue 10 commence the LIST of August. We welcome
it an interesting exchange, and heartily wish the
Protrietor every success.
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FOR SALE.

That Two Story Brick Building oD Broad street
suitable for Store and Residence, viii all ne
cessary out Buildings in good repair, ana large
Lot attached, in the most business part Of Town.
Terms made easy. -. 81 >,
Enquire of Mrs. C. F. CARPENTER
July ii ~ StfsAs
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National Humiliation.

In pursuance Of the recommendation Of President
Taylor tho Churches Of this place have determined
TO observe the first Friday in August by fasting and
religious services 1t is recommended that the stores
be closed on that day and that business generally bc
suspended.
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THE CENTRAL RAIL RoADOF NORTH CAR
OT,TNA

The Rail Road Convention, recently held at Sails
bury, appointed General Committee consisting oI
John A. G'nor, D. F. Caldwell, and Lyndon Swain, to
suggest measures 10 forward the enterprise. They
have published an able Report, showing the great ad-
vantages TO the State that would result from early
completion of the Road from Goldsboro' to Charlotte.
Our sister State is getting in earnest about this Road
and its prospects are certainly very favorable.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PlEEssr
DIR. CuIien's Indian Vegetable. Pile
-. Remedy - ,.sssgS

Isa Domestic Preparation, which has been used with
tire for mapy years. Being intefnai medicn,
has decided preference over outward applicaiinas
are but plaves, and ctraiives This medicine asae
permanent cure-whch we warrant, or refund unSE
Wholesale and RETAIL by Ro1and & Walton,
81 N. Sixth street, Phia., James R McKain, Gdden,
Boatwrghtand Mot Columbia, p. n. Cohen Ehh5t6on-
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Estate Sale.
BY permission Of J. r. JOY, Ordinary will be
sold on Wednesday, the lst day of August next
and the day following. necessary at the late resi-
dence of John Myers, deceased, all the Personal
Property belonging to said deceased, the follow
ing terms; to wt:-all sums of under five dollars
cash, over that amount, credit till the 1st of
January next, with note and security, bearing in
terest from the day of sale, The sale to COM
mence at ii o'clock, a. M.
EDY MYERS, Administrators.
july Is, ls49. % st
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FATHER MATTHEW.

This venerable Apostle of Temperance intends to
make tour through the United States, and will pro.
haby come South tho LATER part Of the FALL during
The Winter. 1t is said he has administered the pledge
to about FIVE thousand since he left Ireland President
Taylor has rendered him the hospali,ies of the White
House, on his visit 10 Washington City.
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GENERAL CASS

Has published letter in the Washington Union, in
which he opposes protective Tariff. and denies to
Congress the right 10 carry general system Of in
tcrnaI improvement. lie boldly opposes the Wi1mot
Provso imPraclicabIe and unconstitutional, and
suggests 10 its advocates its abandonment, may be
productive Of evil results.
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Golfers Remedy for Diseased Horses,

Golfers Remedy for Diseased HORSES,
Warranted 10 cure Lameness, SPAWN, Big Jaw,
Founder, Sprains and Strains, Splnis, Wind-galls,
Big Bone, String Halt, Thrush, Poll Evil, &c. &c.
A limited supply of the above, to which the atten-
tion of farmers and owners of horses ls invited,
just received and for sale by
may9. z. ]. DELAY.
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W Mrs. D. MANSON, widow Of President Madi.
son, died at Washington, on the 9th inst. The large
attendance upon the burial services and ceremonies,
well attcsted the deep and abiding respect and
ration with which she was regarded by those who
knew her.
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Census OF FAIRFIELD.-We learn from the
gentle aan who has just taken the Census o
Fairfield district, that the total amount of free
White population is (7,l64) seven thousand one
hundred and sixty four.-Col Tel. Of Saturday
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Strayed OF:

From the subscriber, and supposed to be on his
PAGES very we'll, with a small white blaze in his
forehead. and blue spot in the corner of one OIL
his eyes one OF his hoofs is split up to the hair,
and is shod OH his fore feet. A liberal reward
will be paid for his apprehension, by addressing me,
at Fulton, Sumter District
JAMES B. RICHARDSON, Jr.
july 9, 90 If
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NOW OPENING.

large Stock of all the various kinds of Mems
and Boys Calf, Seal, Goat and Kip Brogans, Sc
lected personally from the best manufacturers, for
Cash, which will enable me to sell at least 20 per
cent cheaper than like qualities can be had in
Camden. Call and see, at the Old Stand of G.
w. Olney,. nearly opposite the Bank of Camden.
J. s. McCADDON.
July l6 90 If
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Notice hereby given, that at the next Session
of the Legislature, application will be made to
Charter Kershaw Lodge No. 8. l. o. o. F.
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Committed

Committed
To the Jail of Kershaw District, on the 9th ult,
Negro Man, who says his name is WASHING.
TON. and that he belongs to John Harrison, Of
Fairfield District, supposed to he about II years
old, FIVE feet five or six inches high. dark COM
plected. The owner is requested TO come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take him away,
J. w. BASkIN, Jailer.
July ii % tt
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July 10
Gypsum or Plaster Paris.

The subscriber has on hand few barrels Of the
above article, which he offers for sale very low,
and will, on short notice, furnish any quantity that
may be ordered. The value Of plaster as ferti-
lzer is too we'll known to planters, to require any
commentator. e. L. CHATTEN.
June 13 - If "a
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r. Gu l. LIE ~, S. Is ..ftaSsSSss,
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC F0Ra'
FEMALE COMPLAINTS a. z. Z a

This Medicine lisa Vegemble Preparat ion and faIsyF
passes Hoopers Fills in all cases in which they af
mcnded. Hundreds Of Females whose consttsiicsD
been been broken down. have been nestofed ~ erfess
health by the use of this invaluable medicine.
rely harmless in its operation, and may De taken
feet fa5lE ftfauis as aRK 9u 9s igsss-r py = le
tors No. 81 NJ Sixth street, Phila, James B. MeKh5h,
Camden, Boatwright and Mot, Columbia, F. Ak Cohen,
Charleston. Sts,ssSs, ~
July 1S % pgtA@AD
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Fresh Turnip Seed.

Fresh TurnIp seed.
Large English Norfolk Long Hanover.
Swans Egg, Yellow Aberdeen,
White Dutch, Red Tops,
RUta Baga.
supply of the above seeds, just received and
for sale by JAMES r. MCKAlN.
July Is, 1649. 20 ct
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FOR GELTLEMEM'S WEAR.
Elegant CATER SHOES, Cloth and Prunela,
Call and Goat SHOETEES,
Morocco PUMPS with Heels.
]. S. McCADDON.
July 1S 80 If
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July a, l649.

The subscriber will continue the business at the
same place, where carriages, bugges and horses
care be had on reasonable terms, for trips to any
part of the country. He will also run regular
line Of family carriages from Boyd's Hotel or any
part of the Town TO the Railroad Depot. Ample
accommodations will be afforded to Drovers of
Stock. His stables are large ard we'll attended to,
and spacious lots convenient
H. E. SLOAN.
July 4, lS49. 30 If
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LIVER. COMPLAINT.
DYSPEpSTA CHRONIC

MVER. GUMPLA1NT.
.JAUNDTCE, DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC
OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
And all Diseases arising from u Dis
ordered Liver or Stomach, In both
Male and Female. H.r'..a
Such Constipation, Inward Piles, Funess Blood
the Head. Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food Fullness or Weight in the
Stomach, Sour EructatonS, Sinking or Fiut-
tering at the Pit of the Stomach, SWIM
ming Of the Head, Hurried and DIFF.
cult Breathing, Fluering at the
Heart, Choking or SufIoca-
ting Sensations when in a y-
ing POSTURE Dimness of Vision,
Dots or Webs bcfure the Sight. Fever
aud Dnll Pain in the Head Deficiency of
Perspration. Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &c, sudden
Flushes Of Heart Burning in the Flesh Co9san. I'M
Can be efectuaIly cured by
DR.. ESSTlAND'S
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Ladies I.

Ladies!
have just received general assortment OF
Light Pump Sole CATER BOOTS, at the un.
precedented low prize Of 81 25.
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Fest Phi adelpha KID TIES and SLIPPERS.
81 90. Full supply of Half Caters and Black
Morocco Ties, so to IS cts, at the Old Stand of
G. w. Onley. J. S. McCADDON
July lS % If
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In Equity-Kershaw. ssssas s,esf
Z. - shanfon' et' d" Bal jss
vs.. ., r..,... 49,.
A Mocoohe.o n " A~f Se'"oS -

a. Massebe. u. n. .E.l FtN&tS -
In pursuance of the orders of the Court, mado
at June Term, ls49 will offer at,puhlic sale,
before the Court House at Camden, on the first
Monday in August ensuing being the sixth day Of
said month, all that lot parcel Of land, with the
tenements thereupon, lying and situated % the
Town Of Camden, 8. c., known and distinguished
in the plan of said Town rs Lot number eleven
hundred and seventy.six (No l,l76 fronting east
on Broad street sixty six feet. $50 y ~ ass =.
Terms-So much cash as will pay the costs OF
the proceedings in the above cause and the balance
on credit of six months, purchaser giving bond
with personal security. sssSssss
...N Commissioner
June esh, ls4s. (ss,o3) 6tss
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CAMELs VS.: SrEA sENsyNEs. proposed,
TO introduce camels into this country to travel
the western plains and Rocky mountains. It's
thought to he practicable, as these animals,
originally natives Of the temperate regions be.
tween southern liberia and the mountains of
Thibct, have been diffused over the whole Of
Asia and Africa; and besides there is said to be
no difference Of characteristics between the
Tartar steppes and the western desertes. We
hope, however, to see, before many years, the
necessity for all such locomo'ion towards our
Pacific possession superseded by the construc.
ion of the great national railroad across the
ontinen,.-Bahimore San.
THE STEAMER WAsHINGToN-VALUAB
CARGo.-We yesterday announced the arrival
Of the American steamer Washington, at New
York. She brings one of the most valuable
cargoes of goods ever received there, chiefly
French manufactures, silks, satins, loves, fancy
articles, &c. She has about 100 tons from
Bremen, 300 from Havre, (ranshipped at
Southampton from three special steamers and
fifty from Southampton. The whole is valued
a, million Of dollars. Freights were spoken
for by London and Paris merchants a month in
advance. The whole freight room of the Her.
mann, and also the freight for the Washington s
next voyage, had heen secured by Paris houses.
The French merchants are precluded from
sending their goods to this country by English
steamers under the present navigation laws
Baltimore Sun, 7th inst.
The Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge has
heen again thrown open 10 the public, having
been impossible for some time in consequence
of improvements intended to increase its capaci.
ty. Several new cables have been added-a
new floor has been laid, and the structure is
now thorougbfare perfectly safe for all bust.
ness purposes, and is capable of sustaining
tuo hundred and fifty tons. A coach and four
which, with its passengers, weighed over five
tons-passed over it few days since, and we
understand that it has been adopted as the point
of. crossing for the line Of stages to Detroit
Sandwich, &c.
BED BUGs.-There is long article in the
Valley Farmer, by which il is established, be.
yond question, that sweet oil occasionally rub.
bed over beds,eads, chairboards, &C., will ef
frctually prevent the appearance of bed bugs.
We think it unnecessary TO publish the evidence
of the efficacy Of this cheap and agreeable pre-
ventve of the nuisance in question. The rea.
der will take our word that it is conclusive.
Louisville Journal.
VERY IMpoL1TE AND RoUGH.-"l'm afloa,
Pm afloat!" screamed out young lady ofPow'
erful lungs and fingers to match, as she eIer
ercised both at the piano.
"You're aAoat, eh!" growled an old sea dog
whose ears were only "set" for that wind instru
ment, the ocean, played upon by Eolus and Nep
tune, II should Judge you were; aAoat by the
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Notice.

The undersigned have this day dissolved by
mutual consent the copartnershp heretofore, ex-
listing in keeping Sale and Livery Stable.
All indebte to the firm will make payment to
H. E. SLOAN.
H. E. SOAN
D. Fl. ROBSON.
July 4, l649
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Dentistry,

Dentistry.
DR.. J. LEE is now in Camden and may be fount
daily in his office.
July lS, lS49. % If
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Sperm and Solar Oil which he offers for sale on
the most reasonable terms for CASH or punctual
customers. Ia. }. DELAY.
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall
April 4th, 1649. If IA
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Wicks and Glasses.

The subscriber has just received and opened a
large and select assortment OF Solar, Camphine
and other Lamp Wicks, Glasses, &c.
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SegarS.

A very choice lot of Consoaceon's Gold Leaf,
and Rio Honde.
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Soda and Sugar Biscuit and Pilot Bread.
JAMES McEWEN.
Jnne 20 IF 25
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FOr Sale.

For Sale.
Crushed, Clarified, Loaf White Havana and
Brown Sugars.
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Fresh Soda Crackers.
For sale by T. BONNELI. & co.
June % IF 26
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,etE EXECUTION negroes Nicholas, George,
and John, who were convicted of grievously
wonnding, manning, and bruising several white
men, suffered the extreme penalty Of the law in
.ihejaiIyard yesterday, between the hours Of -
and 8 o'clock. ~, 7eaa-rzv ,~e..~..s
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Corn Meal

The subscriber keeps constantly on hand. fresf
ground Corn Meal for family use.
JOHN INGRAM.
June l3 IF "a
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tIlls Wonderful change.
PHILIP s. WHITE, Esq,
Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS,
Rev. A. D. GILLETTE,
Rev. J. r. NICHOLAS,
Rev. WIN. ,unTE, 70 Z So.
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a mother Florida war-Outbreak of
;,.fI,ll. q ..a the Indians.

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