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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
Onion Buttons,
White and Red, for salc by
JAMES K. MckAIN.
Administrators Sale.

By order OF the Court OF Ordinary, will be sold
at the late residence o, ZacI,ariah Bowen, decd,
OH Wednesday. the 9TH day Of December next aud
day following ii necessary, at l O'Clock A. M all
The personal property Of said deceased, consisting
OF twenty-five negroes. horses, mules. cattle. hogs,
sheep, corn, fodder, Wagon, plantation utensils,
household and kitchen furniture &c.
Terms, all sums of and under ten dollars cash,
over that amount. credit of twelve months, notes
and two approved securities, mortgage OF the pro-
perty if necessary with interest from day Of sale.
JOHN II. BOWEN, J ,,:,
CHARLES BAILEY. Ao"'''''''''o' O.
Nov. 10, $40. II 2t
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TO isse Ladies in Particular.

Nv DEpILNFCRI POWDER has been found highly
beneficial and nC great Ladies' who have been ac-
ted ,Th suJeruos hair. particularly when confined TO the
upper p and side Of the face, giving nnsrulin. tu-n
the whole features. When usr'l with proper car, and
according Inc direct"s it will be found addition
to the toilet as the Of any sharp instrument is entirely
avoided and the hair is removed in five minutes al
ter its application.
This composition s infalihlc and warranted to rcnove
supc:fnous hair After trials. have received
certificates of which be conlroverich.
manufactured by lULES ilAUEI., Philadelphia.
For sale in Ca,Lhcn hy
j. L. MckAIN, L. J. DELAY, F. l.. XEMP, and A. YOUNG.
Nov II IL
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pELEGRAPaIC INTELLIGENCE,
Ernm the Charleston Mercury.

From the Charleston Mercury
baltimore, Nov. l6.
The steamer America arrived a, Halifax this
morning with Liverpool dates to the Sd inst.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3.-Ihe demand for Cot
ton, both by spectators and the trade has de.
creased The lower qualities have declined
l.s, while other grades are unchanged. The
quotations of the Committee of the Board Of
brokers, are for Fair Upands and Mobile. ID,
Fair Orleans, 6 3.4. The sales Of the week
amounted TO A. 900 bales.
BALrIMoRE, Nov. lS.
A,New York to day, there was decline in
Cotton of Ia since the receipt of the Ameri.
cas- advices, the sales amounting lo only $40
bales
New YORK, Nov. lS.
The Cotton market to-day was quiet, the
sales amounting to only 400 bales at ii l-2 for
Fair Eplands, aud / 3.4 ~ for Fair Orleans.
The sales Of the week amount to 10000 bales.
The private advices by the America arc more
favorable in regard to Cotton than the publish
ed accounts. The flavre Cotton market was
steady at IS 99f. for Orleans, and 75 lOOf.
M Uplands.
The news from China is important. The
Governor Of Macao has heen murdered by the
Chinese Business is depressed.
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Periodical EseatlacIle.

So common in uncloarcd and marshy countries, Tic
Douourcux that most painful affection of the
nf the face otton only attacks of ague in disguise
-ptocccdng from tho samo noxious influence. Jaun-
dee Dyspepsia, and Darrhca, frequently but dis.
euiscd forp.s Of intermittent fever Even Rheumatism
aud Epilepsy often result from the same masrIa cause.
For such DR.. Osgoods India Cholagoguo is unfil.
jng remedy BY striking ct the root Of The affections,
4 uppcs with equal certainty, as for the cure Of Fc-
vcr I'd Ague in its simple foHnsr
To be found at j. r. McKAlN' tho proprietor's
agent.
Nov II, 1919. 40 tHl
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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
Gentlemens fine calf Pump Boots
Welied do
Watsrproofdo
Peggei do
Pcgs:d do
Pegset Waterproof do
calf Waterproof Bootees
" q" Wcllcd do
" " Peg!cd Bootecs
Congress Boots
Patent Tephcr Booiecs, new sy!e
Over SHOES
Ladies' Black English Kid Slirs
White do do do
Black French KID Slips aid Ties
Amer .a1 do do do
O. French Morocco Walking Shoes
" Kid do do
" tnnc,a t'ai'ens
Lasting Walking do
e Over Shoe
Misses black and colored Caters
lIorocco Boots
Xii Slips and Ties
g Over Shn"a
. School Shoes and B0nrees
" CUaGed Sins and Ties
Boys fine cali Boo,s
:: Bup:res
Kip Peuged Boots
:. Bnc,r.S
Together with great variety Of Chilirens Shoes
new patterns.
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CnNsIGNEES PER Raj. ROAD.
rog THE WEEK ENDING on MONDAY LAST

FOR THE WEEK ENDING on MONDAY LAST.
is. Miller 8. Benson, J. G. Nick. S. B.,
". Kennedy, J. Whitaker, c. NJ, Finley q G.'
J. White & Co., Carson & r., E. d H. Charles,
s. & Brawley, J. Chesnu', Workman ~ b.
J. Workman, S., :; Beckham, J. Wilson, d.
&c.,, II. Levy. W. Anderson, & Co., Nc
Dowal d. C.. 4. Young, J. S. Swnk, II. Hol-
iryrnan J. W., W. J. Plummer, ". W. Elms
IL Co.. J. S. McCad,ioa, Rogers IL S., &. ii.
Wcugcs. s. &; Withers, J. P. Henderson, G.
Alden, Z. J. DELAY, +. Bonhell & Co., RI.
Davidson, L. W. Bonney, W. J. Taylor, D.,
M.. Wri<ton 6 r., ]. Crockett, B. ". g., s.
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Head Quarters.
CHARLESTON, OCT. 8, ls49.

ORDER No.
Th" 5h Rcgimentof Cavalry and 23d Regiment
of Infantry, will parade for review and drill at Co.
lumba, on Wednesday the 9Th Of December next,
the line to be formed at II o'clock NJ
The Commissioned and non Commissioned ofi-
GERS, will assemble the day previous for drill and
instruction, at ii o'clock Am.
The Major General Of the Sd, division, and the
Brgadicr General Of the Sd, Brigade Of Cavalry
and rnh Brigade Of Infantry will, with their staff
attend,
The Drigadicr Generals arc charged with the
extension Of their order to their respective COM
mands.
The entire suit of Ills Eycclency, are directed
to attend him on the day ofrevicw fully equipped.
By order of tho Commander -in-chief.
J. w. CANTEY.
Adi't and Insp Gen'rl.
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For the Accommodations

Of those who trade in the lower part Of the town
have established BRANCH of my business at the
store formerly occupied by w. B. Johnston, and
two doors north Of James 'Dunlaps, where lis
now opened full and general assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Gaps.
The low price cash system shall be adhered 10 and
bargains will be given.
deem it unnecessary to detail the kinds and
prices as my stock being the largest in the place,
enables me to furnish any desert p'on lower than
they can be purchased Us. McCADDON.
Oct. 81 4i If
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V. H., D. w. F., G. J. Shannon. ]. M. De-
Saussure, Allison & NJ, c. Finn. M. Fesper.
man, G. s. D. Il CO., Fl. C. Welhousen, II.
Levy, & Son, \ Graham, J. F. Ross, Brem q
A., Cook L. d. Co., 7. J. Robinson, W. Par.
rot, A. G.. Dunlap.
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CoDartnership Notice.

The undersigned have associated themselves
together under the firm of WALKER f. WAL
TER. for the transaction of "Fact0rage and
General Commission Business" From their long
experience in the selling Of Produce, hope to mer-
it share of patronage, and will make liberal ad-
vances on Cotton and other produce sent to them.
All consgnmen;s will be attended 10 with prompt
ness and despatch. RlCH'D T. WALKER.
GEORGE. H. WALTER,
Charleston, Sept 1st. lS49 36 If
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Notice.

ON and after the lst September next, the sew
eral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, by agree
ment, charge Thirty Cents per bale extra, 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
alone may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent 10 charleston and Savannah is now
compressed before shipment.
JnIy IL 2S 30t
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New Goods!

The subscribers have received, direct from the
Northern and Charleston markets, their Fall sup
plies, to which they invite the attention Of purcha-
serS:-
Sugars, crashed, powdered, clarified and st. Crox
Coffee, Rio, Java and Laguira
Salt, Liverpool aud fine table, in sacks
Mo!asses, New Orleans and West India
Teas, Gunpo"der and Hyson
Soap, Candles ard Starch
Underwood Il co.'s Pickles, assorted
Jams and Jellics, Pic Fruits, Syrups, assorted
Picked Salmon. picked MackareI, picked Lobsters
Lemon Syrup, Nu,megs, Pepper, Spice, Cassia
Tomatoes and Walnut Kctchup
White, ground and Cayenne Pepper
Water Crackers, Cocoa, Broma
English Cheese, Mountain Butter
Rice, (new crop) Champaign wine
Baggng, Rope and Twine
Swedes, English, Band, Hoop and Rcd Iron,
Cast Steel, German and BIi';ercd Steel
Bed, Negro and Saddle Blankets
Tlckings and Fianncs
Shoes and Negro Brogaas
Hardware and English Poi Ware
Oznaburgs, Elomcspuns, Shr;;ngs
And many other articles suited 10 tho town and
country trade. All kinds Of country produce Ia
ken in barter Y. BONNEI.L & co.
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j. B. ULM,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Conner ofHayne and Church Stree t,
Charleston. s. G..

WHOLESALE GROCER,
Conner ofHayne and Church Stree t,
Charleston, S. G.
Il now receiving an extensive stock of GROCERIES,,
and LIQUORS. consisting in parof:
1900 bags OF Rio, Java, and other qualities COFFEE
500 hhds St. Cre1. Porto Riso, and Muscorado Sugar
100 hhds. Cuba Molasses.
200 bbla N. o. Molasses
5000 lbs Loaf Sugar
$50 bbs. Crushed and Clarified Sugar.
A choice and well selected assortment Of TEAS, Of
recent Importation and all other articles usually kepn
the Grocery line.
5Oopieces BAGGING.
500 coils Rope.
1000 pounds Twns.
NAILS, Shot, Powder, Lead, &c.
A choice selection Of foreign WINES and BRANDIES,
Of the following farorite brands:
Morton, vintage 1905 and 1s45.
Otard, Depuy&s Co.
Hennesey & Co.
h1artell,
Pellevoisin.
Madeira, in octaves and Or. casks.
Sherry, Pale and Brown.
Port Spanish in tcasks.
Champagne, Heidsick and other brands.
ST. CIoix and Jamaica Rum.
Holland Gin and Irish Whiskey
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Brandy in and . casks.
Rectifed Whiskey.
Monongahela do.
Ave-" Ds'''N MACKEREL.
1000 Barrels Halifax and Boston Mackerel,
500 Half and Quarter Barrels do,
Together with many other arcles all of which vii! b
sold on accommodating terms. }. b. ULm.
Oct 81 lS49 IA
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Notice.

The subscriber having removed from Columbia
to Charleston, he offers bis services as Factor
and Commission Merchant, and ple1ges himself to
use his best exerons to satisfy those OF his friends
who may employ him. Advances will be made on
Cotton and other Produce.
JAMES MARTIN,
Office Boyce & Co. Wharf.
Charleston, Sept a. lS49. 3S 6m
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En EQuity-kershaN.

FIX Parte z. l.. Dyc-Ie'llInn.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that John Fra
SER defendant in the above stated case, Is absent
from and resides beyond tho 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, L. Kp.
Nov. l2. 1919 46 3m
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Attention, Beat No. 2.

In pursuance of orders from Lieut.. Col. kc.-
shaw, you are hereby ordered to parade in Cam
den on Saturday 9Th of November at III o clock,
armed and equipped as the law directs
The commissioned and nnn-cummssIoncd Off
GERS will assemble the day previous.
BY order of Lieut. Thomas Harris.
Nov ID. l., AUSTIN. O. s
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a.AsE EcD.tD NDTECl;,

BY order of the President, the price for cotton
from Camden to Charleston, will as heretofore he
one dollar per bale, until further notice, and the
daily receipts OF cotton at this Depot will Je lin
tied to the capacity OF the platform prepared for
lis reception.
The freight on cotton received al all the way
stations on the Camden Branch will be the same
as tho above.
~ D. B.iNLEY, Agent.
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From the Boston Post.
Jew Dayid'5, or HebreW Plaster,

OF this celebrated Plaster, it is only cccessary say
no remedy has heretofore been discovered 10 equal It
in curing invcteratc ulcers and all of either fresh
or long standing for pains in the bacd. Breast side. or
limbs occasioned by cold, gout, rheumatism, &c. II
is All eitc,ua cure for corns the fcet when applied
a sufficient time.
Sec advertisement in another column.
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ST. DAv1D's LODGE, DARLINGTON.
The St. David's Lodge will celebrate the Ami
versary of ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, on Thurs
day, December q, by public Procession and an
Grafton by AMBROSE SPENCER, Esv.
Brethren Of other Lodges in good standing are
fra'ernay invited TO attend and unite in the cele.
bration OF the day.
GEORGE J. w. McCALL, W.: NJ.
Darlington c. II. Nov. lS49. ct
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Workman & Boone

Workman & Boone
Respectfully inv" The attention Of the public
to their extensive assortment OF
!:ocis and Shoes.
Mems fine calf stitched Boots,
Mems fine cali pump Boots,
Mems fine calf wac! rrooi cork, SUPERIOR
do 10 60 do do quilted do
do DO do stitched Booiccs, No. l,
do do do dp do No. 2,
do do do stitched wcls do No. l,
do 90 Go 10 10 No.2,
do do 10 90 Congress Boots, No ]
do do do ps--gc'! n.iiIp Boots.
do do DO do haif well Boots.
do fine Kip ?c"tnA bali welt Boots,
do d. caif do Loo'ces, pump,
do do do d, d" do 5! do do half W. %el's'
Boys fine calf Pe@:;ed Goo,ces, pump,
do do do 10 kip do DO do ~
Go kip orcegcr '}"oice*, heavy,
Youths line calf pegrcd BootecS, pump,
DO do 10 do half welt,
do fine Kip dn do do
do do do do heavy,
a.adics' Esoots as,d shoes.
Ladies fine Silk Caters, variegated,
do do do black and colorod,
do fne lasting do black
do do half do black pump,
do do hal. do do welt,
do fine kid Tie; and Slips,
do do do and BuSkins, welt,
do fine goat Boots and do DO
do do calf do do
Misses kid Sips AMI Ties,
do kid Buskjus and Tics, wclts,
do calf do wells,
do morocco BuskiIs and Boots, wc.ts,
do do B1ols, pump.
Children's Boots and Shoes assorted.
Many other Grntcmca'% and ladies' Boots ard
Shoes, too numerous Ia mciiIlon
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FURTuERMORE

Acorsidcrablc sprinkling of Fancy Goods gen.
era Iy, will! full and substantial assortment OF
bleached and brown homespuns, plaid linseys,
red and white lannels, and blankets to suit the
season.
As the Goods are marked at barely rcmunera-
ting prices, cash and quick sales are respectively
solicited at
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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PLANK ROAD.

Notice is hereby given that application will be
made at the next Session Of the Legislature o.
South Carolina, for a Charter to build Plank
Road from Camden to the North Carolina line, ii
the direction of Charlotte Or Concord.
August % 81 #
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New Fail and Winter Goods.

New Fail and Winter Goods
The subscribers having received lcr supply Of
new Fall and Winter Goods. now olcr them for
sale low FOR Cash. or in exchange Tor country pro-
duce. They consist in part as iolows:'
London !Hu'llc Blankets,
Cassncrcs and Sa,tine:,
Kcrssys and Plaid I.inzcys,
Plaid Jeans and Tweeds.
Blue, White and Brown ltomespuus, OF every
description,
English and American Prints,
llandkcrchicfs OF all descriptions,
ALSO :
Dundee and Kentucky Baggng, heavy article
Viewers, best Philadcph Bale Rope,
Philad' lphia ply Twire,
Muscovado and New Orleans Sugars,
Rio, Java and Cuba Co(ncs
Cuba and New Orleans Moasscs,
Mackarcl, new, Nos, |. 2 and3
Liverpool Salt, etc. crc., all of which will DO
sold Oh tie most accommodating terms hy
GEO. $. DOUGLAS e. co.
Camden, Oct 10 ii If
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Cbarlesto1t advertisements.
G.. A. NEUFFER,
Commission .WeTchaat,
And Dealer In Flour, Grain, &C.,
No. I2f, East Bay, Charleston, sc.

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 roake advances on shipments of Pro-
duce to 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 ne warrants. Country Merchants and
others will find il to their advantage to give him
call before purchasing elsewhere. Having been
engaged in the above business for length Of time,
ne hopes to give general satisfaction to those who
may favor him with their consignments.
References f. & J. CALDWELL, r.
DuLlN, and J. B. Ulm, Charleston.
Nov. T. i5 3m
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Carpeting, Flour C!oihs and Rugs, for
sale at reduced price by
Nov ID +. ". BONNEY.
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Negro Shoes and Brogans!

5000 pairs Negro Shoes and'Hrogans, sewcd
and pcgged, mostly of my own manulac'usc, which
oiierat less price than the simc rmiity OF shoe
can be purchased, of northern work. would also
call the attention. 0. purchasers - my line ionl.
and Shoes of every description. III ni which Of
fer as low As they can be purchased in his or any
other market. & ALDEN.
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To WAGON Makers.

Wanted at tho Rail Road Blacksmith Shop, a
Wagon Maker. TO first rate workman OF tenn
perate habits, liberal wages and permanct employ
rent will be given. S. SILVER.
Camden, Nov. II.
The lorkvilIe Miscellany will copy times and
forward bill to this Office
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Wagon Timber.

The highest prices, III cash. will De paid for sea-
soncd Wagon Timber, at the Rail Road Black
smith Shop. Nov H.
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Committed.

C0IMNllttCE,
To the inspection. Planters and the Public
generally, a cheap lot of heavy Blankets, Plains,
kerseys and leans Of every description, suitable
for House and Plantation Negroes. Also, large
stock of Wool }isis and Domestic Goods.
Purchasers are requested 20 call at the "PAL-
METTO STORE" pay charges aud take :hcm
away. JAMES WILSON.
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$4,000 Pairs Negro Shoes,
Russct and Black, at very small advance, as
quick sales and light profits is our motto.
Also, the finest assortment IT
Trunks, VlIiss's, Carpet Bags, Hats
and Caps,
That can be found IN Tic surrounding country
Call and you viii be satiSiiGd-thrcG doors below
The Bank of Camden, East side.
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SoSs OF TEarERANcE.-'rie Third Quarter
" Meeting Of Sumter Division was held on
thursday evening last, in the Methodist Church
in this place. The exercises were opened with
PRAYER by the Rev. Moan Graham, after which
the w. p, W. F. B. Haynsworlh, introduced
the speakers, in a lew hut very appropriate re-
marks, 10 the crowded and enthusiastic audi.
.nce. The Addresses both OF Mr.. Castor and
Of Mr.. Brown, who by invitation addressed The
Meeting, were replele with eloquence and ar
sument and well worthy Of themselves and ol
the cause for which they were pleading. We
regret that our space dues not allow US 10 give
onr readers more extended account OF them.
When the meeting was about closing Il mem
Der of the Order from Virginia, arose and in
few remarks, told its history in his native coun-
try, and passed a glowing compliment, pom the
zeal which he witnessed on the occasoln.
The procession was, as usual, very large
one and every thing which was well calculated
To CRAFTY the friends of temperance in our Dis
tric,.-Sunter Banner.
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Fresh ISuckWheat.

Boxes Buckwheat, Raisina, and Almonds
Citron, Mace, loves and Nutmcgs
Pickles, in pint, quart and half gallon jara.
With general assortment of fresh Groceries, ju:
received by II. LEVY e. SON.
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wIsTAR,s gALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.


What time establishes and consccra,es, what expe
ricnce adopt. and confirms. what all in all places
unite in saying is good aud valuable, is So doubt,
4 popularity Of this sort fixes in society It's roots
docp and s,roug that time cannot destroy il. The
sucSss which has attended this medicine for several
years past, has tho prcdudces Of all espcc
tabIo men, and the article has takcn stand among
the first class Of discoveries aud blessings of the age;
and when resorlcd 10 in season, oradcacs the disease
for which it is recommended.
From the Boston POST
Dr.. S. Fowc. 1873 Washington Street, las an ar.
clio entitled above, which believe is the best pre-
paa,ion hitherto discovered for tho cure Of colds aud
other consunptive complaints. Having tested this
medicine, we can speak with confidence as to its sau.
tsry effects in removing colds and other complaints in
cdcnt TO this of the year,
None genuine unless signed BUTTS, on the wrap.
per, Sold in Camden by JAMES r. McKAIN; at
wholesale by P. NJ. COHEN g. Co.. Charleston and;
by Druggists generally throughout The State.
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Calf Lining and Binding Skins, Kip Skins,
Harness Leather, Upper and Sole Leather,
Together with every article used in the mannfac-
ture o: Boots and Shoes GEO. ALDEN.
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--LIKEWISE-

An additional supply of ladies' and misses hon.
nets and bonnet ribbons, ladies' merIno vests, la
ceS, gloves and hosiery.
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A fresh supply of LADIES' FANCY DRESS
GOODS satin striped alPaccas, chameleon lus-
tres, solid colored and printed cashmcres and
lnousseine deIanes.
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Goods in Charleston,

For spring OF 1SIo'
E. w. BANCROFT, INVITES THE ATTENTION OF PLANi
TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO VISIT THE CITY, TO Ills
Extensive Stock.
lie hos now received his Spring Stock, which consists
every variety Of rich and elegant Fabrics for Ladies
dresS-Such
Silks. Grenadines, Tissue Silks, Bareges, Musius,
Sewing Silks, Ginghans, Prints, Lawns, Bomba-
zines, ChaIys. Alpaccas, &c.
SlamlS Of erery Style.
Such as Elegant Plain and Embrpidered Canton
Grape. Cashmere Sewing Silk, Silk Muslin, Bcr-
aye and Plain Silk Shawls.
Linens.
DamaskS Long lawns, Linen Sheetings, and
Linen Goods in great variety.
Hosiery. White Goods, goods for Gcntlcmen's
Wear, &c. &c.
-ALSO-
In his DOMESTIC Goons RooMs will be found as usual, a
conpctc assortment of all the leading Styles OF Domestic
Goods such adapted to Servants wear and family
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He confidently invites attention to the Stock as one ofta
Largesl and most Ertcnsre in The Southern Country
and the prices ALWAYS THE LOWEST rossIsLE
253 King Street. Charleston, 5 e.
April ith 1910. II