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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
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OBITUARY

ar'~'f ''%NiN' = ff 80 tNA'NN ANVtNfilt ~ Law
tcace county, \. y. Dea GlLstRr RAY 10
wc SSH yer of Als agc, formerly VI I'm.
m1utn, w.
Deacon Ray was pa,du, Of tho Revolu.
uou' one oi Inc last Survivors Of that heroic
BAND "ho, IN The hour OF our eounity's
darkness aud danger, perird life and TINT
10 'he cause oi American freedom. the fol.
to"lugis an extrsc' from his Biography wui,
ten by himself
81 wos born 10 Wtcn,h,m, Nan TO
member OF hearing the morning aud evening
guns tttd bN lhe Brush, previous to the Of.
lar al LeNnP'o on, and when the news cams
OF ,hett dsptedauoDs there, how tho blood
boiled 90 The veins of eveu American The
country was called TO AIMS Pluws were
ier ia The iutr.ws, old rusty guns weru
snaiched from ,hcir hooks powder horn,
an1 bullet pouches were hastily replenishet,
and away went TIC warrior to svsnqs the
blood OF his slam brethren. Soon, tie enc.
my were surprised, 10 use their own wordal
'o md a Yankee spungIag trom under every
stump add toad .sooiin the country. Atth.
age Of fifteen, shouldcted my musket and
went 10 Providence WAS kept there Tor
lime on duty, and then sent to the llland to
watch tie movements oil The British, There
! tem1ined until regularly Dismissed
! had Int just returned to my fathers
house, when orders came to raise a company
ol .hree.yeats men. All over Is were hAb!s
to do duty ] was among tho number dtaft.
Cd, and thus got no rest from previous toll
but was obliged to swing pack again We
went TO Boston, passed muster, and IL of Us
were sent on board guard ship lying IN tho
, bay, to take charge OF hundred prisoners
We took four days provisions, e1pectug 10
be relieved at the end Of that Time. We had
t b 4f n "a tn
obliged 10 tcm1in on board . DAYS without
fehei. Our suferinQs from hunEer during
the last days were intoierabe We reuev.
ed ourselves lu measure from l,s cuuina
pains, 10y Rirl0g tighter, each day, The bella
around ouf bodies. We might have perish.
ed, bot Tor boat which came that way with
brel ID 10 sell 'T
'We were 1oon ordered on shore, pnraded
with our regiment ia the main street, where
we iound, Wing upOnthe pavement, heaps Of
pork aud hard Juiscult, which We gathered
up from the dlrl and pot In uur knapsacks,
aud 'hen marched 10 West Point When
first enlisted, The poor boy knew not what
was before him. Extreme hunger, poor clio.
thing, the cold ground for bed, hard mar.
cncs by day and night perIs by water and
land were our constant attendants. Bur
Liberty was our motto, aud for that We
were willing 10 endure all LardsbIps and
thank. TO meroiiul Providence, was pro.
IerteJ, whlIc many Of 10Y fellow soldiers Tell
by sickness and carnage
When TIE news Of peace Arrived, what i1y
was ours. The drums beat The glad tidinpu
and a general shol, rent the SKY, proclaim.
ing thai the day was ours and we were Tree
i stand 10 The regiment unui Dec 20, 1893
| -hc.ped take up The great chain placed a.
, cross Ine Hudson, 10 prevent 'le euemys
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

A Jagged iouucyman printer lately enter.
% an sdiot's room 90 Broadway, AMI thus
salute n,m Are YOU tbe iuil'i usl has
90 furnish copy iot Co. molros's paper The
edlili bowed Ties fyrk ou' for l'u 'rs
ofhr -cr'culs- lr. rss@t % -stl' Ur
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

a country clergyman being opposed 10 the
use OF lhe violin 40 thc ghusga service, was,
noweyer, oveTaisj by us congregation, VIII"
de,srmlre upon having one. Ga the I'D.
.oviu. SUNDAY The p4ron Ccmnencct thr
serylre by eErislming. ~ lang drawn accents
Yny ru,y Ei-d-d.l.e and sing HE ioW
psalm
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05
Fresh Fall and Winter Goods.

The subscribers ars now receiving compete assort'
ment of GOODS, which have been purchased at tho
North with great care and which nre offered tor sale on
their usual accommodating erms. They comprise in part
as follows ,,
Blankets; Negro Kereys and Plains
Superline French black Cloth
Invisible green 90
Blue and brown do
Superiine ooloreL Fancy Casslmeres
French black Doe-skin do
Fashionable Fancy festngs
White rod and yellow Flannels, assorted
Sattinets; all wool Plains
super. and medium silk-warp black Alpaccai
Black Bnmbaznes, assorted
Suner black and coored French Mernos
do Fancy Tolls dc Paris for Ladies' wear
Plaidcd and striped Alpaccas
--ALSo-
Black Gro de Rhine Silks; elegant fig d chameleon Silk'
Elegant plain chameleon Sika
Embroidered Muslin Dresses; Elegant French Gashmerea
Mngniiicent Lace Capes; Infants Robes aud Bodies
French worked Collars and Capes
Muslin Insertings and Edgings; Muslin Dresses
Linen cambric ll'dkfs; Kid and -ilk Gloves
Neck and Belt Ribbons; French and English Ginghama
Sewing silk Fringe for Alantillas
English and American Calicocs
Bleached and unbeached lIomespus Of every description
Super Longcluth; Apron Checks Bed Ticks
Mexican Piails; Plaid and striped llomespuns
Furniture Dimiiy and Furniture Fringe
Damask Dapers; Table Cloths
Birl.eye and Scotch Diapers; Cacoes OF every quality
CARPETINGS.
New patterns Three Ply Carpetings
do super do
do Veuetian do
do Driggets do
Elegant and assorted worsted and Iutted hugs
sent sn" ''''s'' u ''''' ''''''' II. LEVY & SON.
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QUIZ HOUSE,

The proprietor returns thanks TO his kind bene'
factors for the past season for their liberal patron.
age, and for which, have engaged the services OF
man to travel tri.weekly between hero and Char
lesion to furnish all the delicaces requisite to sa.
tisfy taste or appetite; such as Oysters Lobsters'
Turtle, Fish, Shrimps, and all Game in season,
with other varieties of the Charleston aud New
York markets. J. C. McKENNA.
P. S.-All persons in town or country. desrous
of being furnished with the above luxures, shall
be, on giving due notice at the Bar, where choice
selection Of Liquors, Wines and Segars can be had
cheap TOR &c. &c. -.A.
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J. B. ULM,.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Corner ofHaYne and Church Street,

Corner OF Hayne and Church street,
Charleston, S. G.
Is now receiving an extensive stock Of GROCERIES,
and LIQUORS. consisting in part of:
1900 bags Of Rio, Java, and other qualities COFFEE
500 hhds St. CroiX Porto Rico, and Muscoyado Sugar
1OO hhds. Cuba Moasses.
200 bbls N. o. Molasses.
5000 lbs Loaf Sugar.
$50 bbs. Crushed and Clarified Sugar.
choice and ell selected assortment Of TEAS, OF
recent importation, and all other articles usually kePt in
the Grocery line.
ALSO,
500 pieces BAGGING
500 coils Rope.
1000 pounds Twine.
NAILS, Shot, Powder, Lead &c.
A choice selection of foreign WINES and BRANDlES,
Of the following favorite brands:
BRANDIES.
Morton, vintage 1905 and 1915.
Otard, Depuy& & Co.
J. HeDnesey & Co.
hIartel
Pellevoisin.
Madcin, in octayes and Or. casks.
Sherry. Pale and Brown
Port Spanish. in fcasks
Champagne, Heidsck and other brands
ST. CIoix and Jamaica Rum.
Holland Gin and Irish Whskey
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Rectifed Whskey.
Nonongahea do.
New England Rum.
MACKEREL.
1000 Barrels Halifax and Boston Mackerel,
500 Half and Quarter Barrels :, DO,
Together with many other arcles all OF which VIII De
sold on accommodating terms. J.b. uLn.
Oct. 81, 18f9. IA u
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Fancy Goods, Toys, &c.

Thc subscriber is now opening large and beautiful as
sortmcnt of
Vases, Toilet Bottles, Toys, Perfumery, and
Fancy Goods,
Consisting in part, OF The foowing
F'.aSES.
Rpbv vases enamecd and gilt blue vases, enamellcd
,n ,i;I. pren vases cut glass and gilt white vases
n,neil and ct ,cr vases, with marble stands gold va
s.s with marble stands damask vases china vases b:a
riiuily lowered and gilt
Toilet Bottles.
RUBY coognes enaneed and gilt blue colosnes, enam
oiled and gilt green coiognes enameed and gilt; crystal
coosncs of various a,tes china colognes Of various
pallenls French colcsncs, with gilt tops
Combs.
Shell side combs; she'll tuck combs carved; shell twist
combs; horn side combs: horn tuck comts horn twist
,mb.: buffalo tuck and twist combs: ivory dressing com
dressing combs; horn dressing combs; ivory fine
teeth combs. Deal. 10
Painted china Baskets white que basket, toy straw
baskets painted straw baskets straw bag, WIN cofefs
painted straw bags, without covers; work baskrta.
Porte .M0rntes,
ports monnies steel bound; porte monnies Turkey
rocco porte monnes, Russian leather porte monnlcs mo-
rocco gilt
Bone acorn nes; vegetable ivory atles; coral rattles'
four and six bells.
Common marbles; common marbles polished; ngnte mar
bles: agate Marbles imaliun china marbles, painted;
large marbles.
Pipes.
China pipes, wooden pipes; fancy pipes.
French Confectionery.
Gum drops; bonbons envelopes; dragecs de verure je
" cakes; chryslazed rings cordial Drops cosaqnes CO.
snqnes rice; bunbuns eus; almonds fine lemon; Almonds
fine russ.
Toys.
Wax dolls fixed glass eyes, wax dolls moving glass eyes,
jon,ed dolls nssorred kid dolls assortcd tin Ggs CARTS
horses; cows dogs; Sheep horses &c; common and
fine toys; glass toys drums large and SMALL tin pistols and
guns; cups and salcers, TIM cups aiid snucerS ""o
domnos lotto game- glass toy tumbers glass toy emoi
AIDES; bohemian tumbleT; glass pitchers and basons
Pens.
Steel pens gtpens; magnum bonum pens; gilt and Sill
vcr pen holders, &c.
Together with large and new stock of Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty, brushes'
and every article usually kept In a Drug Store, =,
All desiring gratify their good TASTE will please cal
at, once Physicians, Country Merchants and Planters
will find it decidedly their advantage TO give us Call
before purchasing elsewhere. ,ryp
Oct. 81. FRANClS l.. Hr'ii'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05
Foa. THe Wsi,,ter Campaign.

F0s. The Winter Campaign.
The subscriber has recently returned from
Charleston, where he has been engaged IN select
ing and purchasing his Fall and Wigter sspPly Of
Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye stuffs, and
Window Glass; Soaps,
Brushes, Perfumer,, Spices and
Fancy Articles.
Which he will dispose of on the most liberal terms
and to which he respectfully invites the attention
of Physicians, Planters and dealers generally.
He is now the regularly appointed agent ioI the
following valuable Preparations viz:
Golfers Remedy for Diseased Horses,
Aliens Compound for Dyspepsia,
Eppings' Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight,
Brandreth's Pills,
Keeor's carminative Cordial,
cough Syrup,
Rhumatc Lotion.
Vermifuge Syrup,
Liver and Sanative Pills, &c. &c.
" Alternative,
Sanatiye Pills,
Carminative Balsan,
Townsend's SarsapariIla.
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Roche's Embrocaton. T..
peter's, S encer's, Sm,ofatts, Lees, Gordon'a
Wright's and Beckw,hs pIs; Ayers cherry
Pectoral, Juiube Paste. Horehcund ca2dy' WIN
MANY other articles in tho lima too numerous 10
mention, may be had at T. J. DELAYS.
Oct II Nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
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VEST5MONlAES.

lis
PAIN IN THE SIDE BRONCHITIS, HoorSG Cough aho oil
PULMONARY AFFECTIONS.
TESTIMONIALS.
Extracts from Certificates which can DC see III iu =!
calling up u the Agents ~ 80, o,
MI L. Scovl-Having been afflicted WIN a moS'
distressing Cung. until my Lungs became ~
degree that was continually spittIhs pioTu "' ;
nnder tie ctrr of an able physician. Wlihnnt
anv relief until prnrirrd hottie OF Di koS'htH
IIVERWOET and TAR. which restored ME 10 %, h:aa III
u, w., ..n ~, w ~, ,;r,n a'N J. FINCH.
Cincinnati. Nov. ,. Sll. ,...o. =,
th. civ of Cincinnati for ian twenty YEAR;
The statement of s,e Finch is entitled to the fullest
conlenc. of the public can fully corrohora'c wha' he
has sad having used the medicine mySt W'n t E'''
decided benefit. "lhLi!i." "'i
Cincinnati. August II: lSi5 ". ,,.,o,,
rFrsu the Wife of Rev. George ". Male!'l
have been afflicted with diseased lnngs 'i e Se'e,l sn
cess Al last tried d.. Roger>s Livcrwort ana iar,
and found rreat relief. would recommend II 10 an Mno
are suffering with diseased lungs. SAhAli hAhh1'
Cincinnati August H. l9i5
puished physcias in Cincinnati is entitled tn geat
feel constrained from sense ct 1''y I" MAKE e '.
laying statement conscious that it may appear un"o''s
siuna Mr.. Charles Wade, "f t"s cry: was 9ue "m
with Pulmonary Consumption, for which hal oeei,
treating with less than usual success AT his request anu
that of his friends permitted him to try pr RoerH
Iverwort and Tar; and must confess 1hat us % Us
really surprising. Alter uSliis u'e "r'"iu 49,"
visits were discontinued and he was soon reS'otu "
health do coscieniionsly recommend my hro'her p.o
oners 10 prescribe this remedy in all pnohaI! eo"'
p!auts which battle the ordinary mode nt trraiEeI ar
q WILLIAM J. RlGHAhbs' '"' ="
Cincinnati, Oct. LIST 1874 ~, oe ,s.s
Extract from letter dated Jackson, Tenn. oc'' ''
Mr. a. L. Scovill. Cincinnati: ,.. or n Ro.
Dear Sir--I want you send me one gross u. IL M
GERS, Iverwort and Tar. am entirely OUT VI ~ a'u :;
have constant calls for it. The remaknoc cures ''a
has made here has made g:eat dHma,d iot @ ~
Yours. DC, H. W: IL; iI" ",; H. H. n,,p. the
W. vii, nny ask the afflicted 10 canhIdy eAnmle inc
,bovc facts and say whether evidence stronger man la
can he given in favor of any other medicine lhe above
.s,;nonials are from persons in good standing VINO can
n n and hear, from: and from fhyselans froiessofs
i,vnr N. confidence Of the peoples who, aiier haVig
yo.r,nce the gods effects of this medicine nave c9e
forward and coscienlosy recommended y 10 De usco'
rrs-B.ware Of Connterf.l!s and base miiatohs' D.
S.B-Thc genuine articles is sgned, ANDRE" ho'
on the engraved wrapper around each bottle v,
arprce-sI per bottle, or six Bottles tor s.. "o'
wholesale and retail by
SCUvIi j. MEAD. ll3 Chartesst'
between CnI'i aud NJ. Lp,S SIS. New Orleans
Sol. Genera; Agents f,r ;':e Southern >ta'ss.
Sold byJ. r. MrKa;n. Caniri A. Fitch, Co''I'o'a ;
r. yiland fIarrall & Co.. aid J. VI CokeR, ChareS'o ,
Nlannsei Hall, Wini,boro =,
4 June n
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To the Ladies in Particular.

Ny DEPILATORY POWDER has been found highly
beneficial and of great use Ladies' who have been ac
led with supernos hair particularly when confined to the
upper lip 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 adion
10 tie toilet a, the use Of any sharp instrument is entirely
avoided and the hair removed in five or ten minutes af-
Ter its application.
This composition is nfable and warranted TO remove
s,,rrfiupus hair After trials, have received
certificates of success which cannot b. controverted
Manufactured by JULES IIAUEL, Philadelphia.
For sale in Camden by 5p
J. r. MckAIy, H. }. DELAY, F. L. ZEmP, and A. YOUNG.
. Nov II II
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Notice..

The subscriber having removed from Columbia
to Charleston, be offers his services as Factor
andiCommisaion Merchant, and pie ges himself to
use bis best exertions to satisfy those Of bis friends
3whomay employ him. Advances will be made on
Cotton and other Produce.
JAMES MARTIN,
Office Boyce & Co. Wharf.
Cbarleaton, Sept. IA, lS49. % 6In
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DIR. GULL T. MS
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

This Medicine is Vegetable Prepnrlion and far sur
passes oopcrs Fills In all in which they are recon-
mrnlr Hundreds of Females whose constitutions have
hcen been broken down. have been restored tu perfect
health hy the Use of this invaluable medicine II il
try harmless il operation, and may be taken with per-
feet safety atany time.
Wholesale land retail by RoWand and Walton propre.
tors No u " Sixth street. Phin., James T. Mckain,
Camden. Boatwright and Mot. Columbia, p. NJ Cohen,
Charleston.
July Is ~ "
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05
VE.aST POWDERS.

These Powders are an entire substitute Tor
YEAsr in all culinary purposes, having been i'm.
proved by recent hemcal Discovery, by which
they are rendered perfectly harm less to the Dys.
peptic as well as the Epicure, and are essentially
necessary in promoting healthy digestion.
For sale at Il. j! DEHAf'S
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05
Notice.

ON and after the lst September next the sev.
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 10 given that Rope Banddges
alone may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent 10 barleston and Savannah s now
compressed before Shipment.
July IL % sui
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05
I,nn0rtant Remedy.

MlTCHELL'S EYE SALNE,
certain, safe and efsctunl cure for Sore, Weak and
InRamed Eyes, design'd expressly for discusses Of
the Eye,
The unparalleled success which has attended the use OF
his preparaion and the acknowledged necessity Tor Sum"
article which can he relied upon remedy IN srr"'"
cases of Op,ulmc affections which prevalent III tins
oonntry induce the Proprietor tn make arrangements
through his Agents 10 pure this Savr within the reach OF
every individual who may need the benefits which result
from its use. ,,
The great advantages ossesed by this article over every
other lis CERTASrY SAFETY Con, ENIESCE aud EcoNo.
N.Y. All Physicians .dmt that great danger il :" hf an
pretended frn drggng the eye when in an lnlanri and
unhealthy state In the use of this Salvc this "bcci" E
entirely removed harm possibly result ir"n IT'S
use: it being in all cases applied to the external portions
of the eve; thereby avoiding all the Inconvenience pain
and danger which necessarily attends the Introduction OF
any punppnt article into the eye.
s activity in subdung inflammation is 80 great that but few
cases require the Use Of than bottle to effect
J. R. McKAIN, Agent for Camden.
New Rice.
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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
Genslemen's fine calf Pump Boots
Waterproof do
Pegged do
" Pegsed do,
Pegsed Waterproof do
calf Waterproof Bootees
-" Weted do
{" Pegged Bootees
Congress Boots
Patent Leather Bootees, new styb
Over Shoes
Ladies' Black English Kid Slips
White do do do
Black French Kid Slips and Ties
America do do do
&" French Morocco Walking Shoes
g" francis Gaiten
" Lasting Walking do
Over Shoes
Mines Black and eolored Cater.
Morocco Boots
g Kid Sips and Ties
Over Shoes
School Shees and Boo.ees
Colored Slips and Ties
Bcy' fine calf & Boos
Kip P.gyeJ Boots
Together with grss variety Of FCBadens; shoss soms
ALsOL-
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DIR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETA-
BILE REMEDY.
MO CIR F. MO Pay.
N y L UR T. " y IA /.

Read Physicians Opinions Of its Virtues.
have prescribed the abovs Medicine in several cases o.
Primary Veneria Diseases and Mecendary Lyphis, and
the effect has been strkngy beneficial so much so as to
induce to continue is use in such eases WIN mnch sails
faction Il is generally agreeable the taste of patients
JOHN A. ELklNTON. NJ. ID.
No. l02 \. Fifth Street.
phia. June -, l8i5.
Ihave prescribed " Dr. Cucn's Remedy" in many cases
of onorhpa and found it effect in very short
time. A. w NAii"Hon' W ~
Corner Twelfth and Shippen.sts.
Wholesale and retail by Rowand and Walio'i propre'
tors. no 81 ~ Sixth street. phla., James r. Mckain,
Camden. Boatwrght and Mot, Columbia, =. NJ. Cohen,
(harIasfnn
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES.
Dr. CuIlen's Indian Vegetable Pile
Remedy

Ia a Domestic Preparation, which has been used with
trr success for many years Being an internal medicine,
Il has decided preference outward applications which
are but playes, and not curalves This medicine acts
upon the diseased paris producing healthy action, and
Ornament cure-whch We warrant refund the moIey
Wholesale and reta by Rowand d Walton, Propretors,
2l n Sixth street. PhIa., James X. Mckain. Camden,
Roatyyreht and Mot Columbia p NJ. Cohen Charleston
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New and Choice Fall Geeds.

New and Choice Fall Gedds.
and s, desrab, stocks of GOODS that has ever BEEN
offered 10 the friends and 1ntoHen Of the
CAMDEN BAZAAR.
They have, during he past week, opened, neE
prepared to show most splendid assortment Of
Rich Fabrics for Ladies, Dresses,
-sucH -
Elecan, Cashnor-s. Muslin DeIanes, Plzis MsrnsS
Chameleon Lustres, Lyanese Cloths
D-Lsle Stripes, Ginghams, Prints, DE.
A large assortment Of Shawis,
Such Long and square Shaws, both plain and print
ed, silk, cashmere and broche.
AIarge stock of Linens and Linen Goods,
Maseilles Quilts. Dimities, Curtain Stuff, &c
EVERY VARIETY OF HOSIERY.
Goods for Gentlemes,'s Wear,
Broadclols. Cd~imeres, Vestingg, Cravau, &c.
--ALso-
A Larve ana Splendid Stock of Ready Made
CLGTHING,
OF every qualify and prccs wch cannot is' to Pea'e.
-AND--
They nre also prepared Offer Planters nd ohe'
one of the most complete as.ormens to ho fund IN lam
demo-
Blankets, Kerseys, Sattinets, Jeans.
DOMESTICS, 80. go.
U-They confidently invite the attention Of pur.
chasers to their stock, as one Of the largest In
town.
1t is their Intention to embrace in their stock
every article of Dry Goods that may be new dc.
srable, so that purchasers can always be supplied
with the newest and best style OF Goods In the
market and at the lowest possible prices.
NJ. DRUCKER & co.
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Blankets, Kerseys, Sattinets, Jeans, .
nnMESTTCS 40. So
Ready Made Clothing.

just received, we'll selected stock Of Ready
made Clothing, such as,
Super. cloth Coats; super. Overooats
do Shad Overcoats: Round skirt Coats
do Drab and Beaver Overcoats
Black and fancy colored Pants
do Satin and Valencia Vests
Colored Merino Vests
Short and Long Flushing Coats
Blanket Goats, &c.
sept. IL. II. LEVY q SON.
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Drugs, Medicines and Perfumery,

The subscriber has just received fine assortment OF
Pr-fmery and Fancy Articles comprising Farnlas K0Is-
sells and prcvoss Golden Bell Colognes; Lavender wa,
ter Onto Of Roses. fine Aromatic Vinegar lnblns ana
Rossrs Extracts of West End Jockey Club Jenny Lind
Ci,uncla Kozp Bouquet dc Carnline Emu lnsra Bears
oil. Iianlolnc Phdcomr, genuine NIncnssar Oil Con
rand's IlnIan mcdcaled Soap Transparent wash Balls
sand Balls Rose, Almond. Windsor and Ny,mph ,t soap;
Shaving rcams Mcen Fun. lay White h1se loom
Paste camDhora,rd Uentrice; HAIR tooth nail flesh and
shaving Brushes; Ivory and Bone Ratlles, &c. &C.
lIurrhound cundy. Gum Lozenges, east Powder IN bot
ties Favouring Extracts of all kinds Spices, &C. &c.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-12-05
- G.. A. NEUFFER,
Commission .HerChGsat,
And Dealer In Flour, Grain, &C.,
No. I1d. East Raw. Charlaston. 6. C.

Begs to inform his friends and the public, tha.
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 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 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 length Of time,
he hopes to give general satisfaction to those who
may favor him with their consignments.
Reterences-Messrs. R. g. J. CALDWELL, r
DULIN, and J B. Um, Charleston.
Nov 7. As 3m