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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-07
New Goods!

The subscribers have received, 0lreCt iroH lne
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 and fine table, in sacks
Moasses, New Orleans and West India
Teas, Gunpo%der and Hyson
Soap. Candles ard Starch
Underwood & co.'s Pickles, assorted
Jams and Jeles, Pie Fruits, Syrups, assorted
Picked Salmon, picked Mackare, picked Lobsters
Lemon Syrup Nutmegs, Pepper, Spice, Cassia
Tomatoes and Walnut Ketchup
White. ground and Cayenne Pepper
Water Crackers, Cocoa, Broma
English Cheese, Mountain Butter
Rice, (new crop) Champaign wine
Bagging, Rope and Twne
Swedes, English, Bard, Hoop and Rod Iron,
Cast Steel, German and Blstered Steel
Bad, Negro and Saddle Blankets
Tickings and Flannels
Shoes and Negro Brogana
Hardware and English Pot Ware
Oznaburgs, Ilpmespuns, Shirtings
And many other articles suited 10 The town and
country trade. All kinds Of country produce ia.
ken in barter. Il. BONNELL & co.
New Fall and Winter Goods.
The subscribers having received their supply o.
new Fall and Winter Goods. now offer them fol
sale low for cash, or in exchange for country pro-
duce. They consist in part as follows
London llufflle Blankets,
Cassnercs and Sattinets,
Kerssys and Plaid Linzeys,
Plaid Jeans and Tweeds,
Blue. White and Brown Homespuns, Of ererl
description,
English an American Prints,
Handkerchefs of all descriptions,
ALSO :-
Dundee and Kentucky Bagging, heavy article
Weaver's, best Philadelphia Bale Rope,
Philad lphia 3 ply Twine,
Muscovado and New Orleans Sugars,
Rio, Java and Cuba Coffees,
Cuba and New Orleans Molassea,
Mackarel, new, Nos. l. and 8,
Liverpool Salt, etc. etc, all of which will b
sold on the most accommodating terms by
GEO. S. DOUGLAS & co.
Camden, Oct. 10 Al It
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4 tlestou advertisements.
THE SEMINARY OF
MI ARRlS SIM0NS AND DAUGHTERS,
Mrs. HeriOt and Mrs. Ramsay,s.

peLIFFEBoRo', CHARLESTON, sc
MRlARRIs S1MoNs and Daughters are pre-
pared Eceive 3oarders, Day Boarders and 9TH
er Pu
Theciples and rules OF the Seminary in all
respeare preserved, as heretofore established
by its lders, the same instructors are employ
ed, ane course of stndy is the same.
Tas,itution affords every advantage for the
educabf young Ladies. Its location in Rad
clifcbin ,hesubnrbs of the city, is considered
perfechealthiul during all seasons Of the year.
The btnstructos are employed in every de.
partmand all the branches of complete edu
cation taught under the superintendance OF
Mrs. Is Sinons and Daughters.
NuY As 2t
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DIED.-At Willow Grove 5 g.. on the Eth
inst, THOMAS F. SANDERS, aged % years.
Oct. 90. l549.
Palmetto State Banner please copy.
Departed this life on the 9Th of September at
his residence in Sumter District, WILLIAM
.GuIeSARD RICHARDSON, Esq, in the seventy.
seventh year Of his age.
DIED-At his residence in Lancaserville,
on the 24th ult.. Mr.. B. F. SADLER, in the for.
iy.ifih year Of his age
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Head Quarters,

Head Quarters,
Upper Battalion, 22d Regiment S. C. NJ.
Order No. -
This Battalion is hereby ordered TO parade at
Flat Rock, on Saturday the 18th day Of November
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, arm ed and equipped as
the law directs. for drill and review.
The commissioned and non-commssioned off,
GERS will assemble the day previous tor drill and
instruction.
Captains of companies are charged with the ex-
tension of this order.
By order Of Maj. KIRKLAND.
A. 6. BASKIN, Adj't.
Oct, 25 lS49 AZ st
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Oct 10
Removal.

The subscriber having removed his Shop one
door in rear of NJ. Drucker's store, will be harpy
to supply any one with Gin, Horse MILL Thresh-
inr Machine or Wheat Fan. He requests Plan
tiers, before sending to another State for Gins, to
call and examine his, as they are warranted to be
az well made. as free from taking fire, TO run az
light and make as good cotun as can be had and
sold as cheap 1.-TWO dollars per saw, made out OF
the best cast steel plate.)
& Fsh ' = 'N R. j. McCREIGHT.
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LOOK HERE, lNVALIDS!
DR., Keelers Sarsaparilla Panacea


For the permanent and removal Of all diseases a.
rising from impurities of the blood. habit fhe body viz:
Chrome diseases of the c!est consumption, Bronchitis
caarrh peurisy crofa in all its forms, letter scald-
head boices of the face chronic diseases of the stomach
liver and skin caaneous rsupons. white swelling. hip
joint affection. deep seated pains Of the bes swelling Of
the joints, ulcers, syphIc disorders mcrcural and all
Hereditary pedSposiions. Females suffering from Oh.
sruc;ions saow complexion. C.. will find
the Panacca an elegant remedy for their removal
Purifying the Blood.
ar Nearly every individual now burdeaed with disease
and shu. from The Of the pleasures Of this life ms
we'll oppressed with in!ncrube load ofbuth mental
and physical suffering, and doomed perhaps enter an
early grave might have lived long, happy and useful life.
had they but taken proper pains to preserve their health
To prese-vr health is easy restore difficult and Of
ten impossible The old adag-, An onnce Of prrvrn-
tive il worth pound o cure. should BE- the polar star
Of every oue's acnis in relation To health If disease
generally is the result Of violation OF physical laws af.
fecng vesetatIre liic-ninerns OF all chronic discusses
so-iien follows consequence that the only ra-
onal means oi cure Is through the BLOOD. That this is
80 facts clearly That diseases sprinuny from this
cIrabe by ALTEnATvEs experience fully de-
Reader, ii is your misfortune BE- a!lic
eg with any {" the above diSrasrs y0n have remedy in
the PASlCEA that will not disappont your most sancuine
expectations. Remember medical and responsible per.
son tells YOU
D For certificates drals etc. see circulars IN hands
Of agents. Prize 81, large bottle; 6 bottles for s..
DR.. Kee'er's Cough Syrup.
Among all the dies before the public, this stands
preemn"i III lcplent consumption Bronctis catarrls.
coughs harsene>f wnooptng cough peursy splitting of
blood ana I al an cunI;s {" line pulmonary organs occa'
s.ca ny r"t! i%,m"eh praise canno' nc bestowed up,
VI; t's uu .is proprietor urges any one afflicted
WIN a'! VI ie ao''e o''ll'h'S 10 secure N once 1t
Is "arr''ea 10 'u'e "r III" pay rr"r "uy oo cents.
DR.. keelcr's Cordial and Cumulative.
Every family. whether rich or poor. who values health
and all its blessings. should have this invaluable remedy
at hand 1t is infinitely the best remedy known for di.
arrhTa. dysencry, EOcra mnrb;s, cholera nianrun
coic, ha,ulency, gripping pains cramp etc. and foI ali
diseases of the stomach and bwrls caused by teethnc
the numerous testimonials from physicians and others
unsolicited. have given reputation firm rs adaInant
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Cheering intelligence!
Wa. Commenced,

Cheering lntelllgence!
War Commenced,
And the victory will be given to all who desire
to save money in the purchase OF Boots Shoes,
Hats and Bonnets, by calling at the
OLD ESTABLISHED STORE.
Opposite the Bank of Camden, and one door north
Of 81. Drucker & TO-. where have now opened
22I PACKAGES
Embracing every style and fashion, for the Fall
trade. The stock has been laid in at the lowest
CASH prices, and manufactured particularly to or
der. and am determined to sell 10 those huyirg for
cash, at least Is per cent. less than are asked for
the same kind at the credit stores.
REMEMBER,
No profits put on for bad debts which must neces.
sarily occur with them.
Having been many years engaged in The Shoe
trade the public may rest assured that no pains
shall be spared to keep up such an assortment and
at such prices as will conduce to the interest OF al!
TO step in and Judge for themselves before purcha-
sing, as goods will be freely shown, whether sales
are made or not
INpART:
500 pairs mems goat, CALI kip and seal Boots. at
$500 to 500
300 pairs rnens goat cali, kip and seal Bootes, at
Sl.OOto $500 :,
1900 pair mems stout calf, goat, kip and seal do
75c. to Sl.50
1000 pairs women's various kinds leather Boots
and Buskins a: SOC. Sl23
900 pairs womens various Kinds morocco Tics
and Buskins, at BIC. to Sl.OO
rs pairs ladies' black and colored Cater Boots
4, Sl.00 To Sl,73
100 pairs ladies' black and coored hall 1aIter
Boots, at &c. 81 O0
900 pairs ladies' best Philadelphia kid Ties and
walking at Sl.0O 10 $3.50
700 D lrs chldrens leather and morocco Boots,
at l6c to 75c.
Bows and misses Boots and Shoes, 4 great 'ar'e-
rlely, a, soc. to Sl.5O
1900 pairs Negro black and ruSset Brogans, at QUO
TO $l.l2 ..u
1000 pairs southern make Stitchdowne, which Will
be fitted 10 measures at small advance.
Hats and Caps.
Extra fashionable Nutria, Moleskn and SATIN
Beaver, with all the various kinds of drab and DIX
broad and narrow brills Plalina, Buena Vista, An
uola, and - dozen mems and boys WOOL either
by the dozen or at retail
Bonnets.
Iechorn, Tuscan, Open Work, Msdlna' Willow
DC. for ladies and misses, trimmed and untrlnimeo
Sole and Upper Leathcr, Cal aad LINING
Skins, Trunks, Carpet Bags and Shoe
iHuker's Tools, Of all kinds,
always on hand.
TO say that sell exclusively southern manutae
,urcd Shoes, made by southern worknen, OF south
ern Leather, Do npt pretend, but am ready
all times, to getup any description to ORDER a' lo0
as they can be had al any other shop.
WANTED-Six or eight good workmen:
j. S. McCADDON.
Ero A report having gone out, cIrcula'e
~ by certain interested pcrsons' that ha
left Camden, it becomes Inc 20 say, under my ow
hand, that it's not So tor am here, and intend I
remain, at the old stand, to give my best and u1al
yided attention to customers. When In!ena
l.ave. due no,icc will be given. a. BUKf'
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C0artnership Notice.

The undergned have associated themselves
together unde the firm Of WALKER d WAL.
TER. for ;heransacton Of Factordgs and
General Commission Business" From their long
experience in he selling OF Produce. hope 10 ner.
it share of ptrcnagc and will make liberal adj
vances on Com and other produce sent TO them.
All consgnmots will be attended 10 with prompt
ness and desp;ch. RICH'D II. WALKER.
GEORGE. ii. WALTER,
Charleston, Sept lst. lS19 81
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Notice.

The subscDcr having removed from Columbia
to Chareslonhe offers hIs services as +: ctor
and Commssn Merchant, and pie ges himself to
use his best ertions to satisfy those Of his friends
who may cnpy him. Advances will be made on
Cotton and oer Produce.
JAMES MARTIN,
Office Royce e. Co. Wharf
CharlestOnSept. ii, lS49. 80 GIN
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NOtiCc,

Whereas, no person has applied for Letters Of
Administration on the goods and chat'les Of l'hos.
S,rother dcc'd., have taken pnsSeSs'nn OF them
as derelct, ard hereby give notice to all having
demands 10 present them duly a''ested' and those
indebted, le make psymeLt to me; ne, ~,
OCT IS, ], T. JOY, w. n. ~
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Workman s. Boone

Workman s. Boone
Respectfully invfe the attention VI Inc Puohc
u their extensive assortment ot
Bods and Shoes.
Mems fine cali stitched Boots,
Mems fine calfpunp Boots,
Mems fine alwa,er proof cork, slper'or'
do do d, do dn quilted do
do do Dc stitched Bootees, No. l,
do do dc do do No. =.
do do dc stitched welt do No. !,
do do d, do do No.2,
do do d. do Congress Boots, No
do do d pegged pump Boots.
do do th do half welt Boots.
do fine kp pegged half welt Boots,
do do calf do Doolees, pump,
do do 90 do do half welt',
do do Eip do do do
Bows fine ca pegged Bootees, pump
do do do do half wells,
do do KIP do do Go
do kip pegged Dootecs, heavy,
Youths fine calf begged Boclees, pump,
do d. do do half welt,
do fine kip do do do
do Dc do do heavy
Ladies Roots and shoes.
Ladies' fine Silk Caters, rariegated,
do do do black and colored,
do ine lasting do black
do do half do black pump,
do DO half do do welt,
do fire kid Ties and Slips,
do do do and Dusklns, welt,
do fine r,,at Boots and do do
do do cali DO do
Misses kid Slips and Ties,
do kid Buskns and Ties, welts,
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Negro Shoes and BrOgans!

5000 pairs Negro Shoes aud Brogans' sswed
and begged, mostly of my own n,anufactuse, which
otferat less pr.ce than the same quality Of shoe
can be purchased, OF northern work. I would also
call the attention Of purchasers 10 my fine Boots
and Shoes of every descrirtio.l, all OF which Of
fer as low as they can be Purchased in this % or any
n,ber marke, G. ALDEN.
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PhalOn's Chemical Hair Invig
orator.

To prevent Badness, and to restore the hair
that has fallen off or become thn and 10 cure ef-
fectually Scurf or DandriG Prepared and sold
only by Edward Phalon, No. 81 Broadway, N. Y.
A fresh supply just received and for sale byl
Z. J. DEIIAY,
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall.
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Planters, save your Money,

All that are in want of good Negro and House
servants Shoes, would do well 10 call the NEW
SHOE STORE Of Wnrkman l. Boone. and ex'
anime their stock hefAre purchasing elsewhere.
TGoaa wages will be paid for Elk or eight good
war4men ~
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PLANK ROAD.

Notice is hereby given that application Will oe e
made at the next Session of the Legislature o. q
South Carolina, for a Charter to build rlanS
Road from Camden to the North Carolina llne' IL
the direction of Charlotte Or Concord -,
AusustG2 "a
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Oysters, Oysters, Oysters,
Low for cash and nothing else.
JAS. G. McKENNA.
Notice to Hunters

The highest prices will be paid in cash, for all
game, viz: Venison, Woodcock, Partridge, Snipe.
with Turkey, etc. eic. by calling on Old Mac, at
Nov.7 OUR HOUSE.
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office.

ON and aftc the lst September next, the sew
era Cotton Prsses in Charleston will, by agree
nent, charge thirty Cents per bale ertra. on all
Cotton bound With Ir0n Bark or WoOden bands.
As this charg will necessarily fall upon the
planters, this office is given that Rope Bandages
alone may be ped by them Nearly all the Cot
ton sent to charleston and Savannah is nov
compressed beDre Shipment.
july III % 8Ot
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Oct. 25. ls49.
REMOVAL,

Removal,
The subscriber has removed to the Brick House
well known as the Meugy Store, few doors south
of DeKalb street, Immediately opposite the EPls-
copal Church, and recently occupied by MIR. a. E.
Allen, where he will carry on general Mercantile
Business, exclusively on the cash system.
The highest market prices, in cash or barter Will
be paid for Country Produce.
JOHN INGRAM.
0ct IN al II
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For Cden and the all intermediate
.andings on the River.

IdnClnSS On tne hlV6l'
The ! steamer ROBERT MARTIN, built en-
pr 'sslv fhe navigation OF The San;ee and Wa
teree Rs to be commanded Capt. w. NJ. Lub-
book, wi. ready to receive Freight on or about
the 9th l. and will leave with despatch Ship.
pers of g. may rely upon receiving them with
as little ~ as by any other conveyance, and at
equally ow rate Of Freight. The Boat has
been so .trucled that with the assistance Of
her Lshshe can run at almost any stage Of the
rivers. cabins have been handsomely ly fitted
up for accommodation Of Passengers, and no
pains viii spared to render satisfaction to all
VIII" mayor her with their patronage.
For Fnt engagements or passage apply 10
STARR 5 WALTER. Agents,
Boyce d. Co.'S wharf. Charleston.
p. F. VILLEPIGUE d. SON,
Nov9 Agents for Camden.
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@Emigrants to the South and West

E Emigrants to the South and west
should be provided with DIR. Osgoods India CIoiagogue
By the use OF this rcmedy. during acclimation or seas
ming. as it is called tho danger. fom attacks of Ague
and Bilious Fevers. is entirely avoided. The 'tran-
ger particularly exposed 10 these diseases in their
mos, fatal FORMS and should risk tho change of
climate without the protection which the Choag"gue
..fford.. To be found at J. r. McKAIN'S, Agent
for the proprietor.
Oct 25 fA)
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New Boots, Shoe, and Shoe Stock,


The subscriber has revived his usual supply OF
Boots, Shoes and Shoetock, together with Ira
yelling Trunks, carpetBags and Vaces, all OF
which he offers as lows they can be purchased
in this market, and respectfully invites the public
to examine the same. His stock consists IN part
as follows.-
Gsn'lsmsn's fine calf J! amp la5'od B0G,, Gn
" 'aterproof do
. esgcd do
" Pegg do
" Pega Waterproof do
" calf 'aterproof Bootees
Telted do
Congress Boots
+ Patent Leather ootees, new stylo
Over Shoes
Ladies' Black Englis Kid Slips
White do do do
Black FrenclKid Slips and Ties
Amrrar do do do
" Frenc Morocco Walking Shoes
Kid do DO
trancia Caters
colOred Caters
Lastir Walking do
= Over Shoes
Aisses black and eored Caters CATER p,,,,
IS Kid SIPS and Ties
Over Shoes
&" School Shoes nd Boc;ccs
Colored Slips nd Ties
BCy' fine calf p,.. nos
i" Kip Pegscd oots
Together with grca,ariety of Chidens Shoes, some
new patterns.
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NOTICE,

Application will be made at the n neSl session r o'
The Legislature for re.charter OF Brown rerly'
an tho 1'atawba River, in Lancaster Disrict--for-
merly known az McDonad's.
Septcmbrr S 81
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Senator Benton lately addressed an immense
mass meeting at St. Louis, on the subject ot his
Instructions from The Legislature. He refused
to answer questions in relation TO his action IN
Congress on the subject of Slavery. Another
large meeting held in Rotunda, passed resolu'
,ions strongly condemnatory of Mr.. Benton
Much disorder prevailed, and the police were
called in, there being quite disturbance
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Notice hereby given, that at the next Session '
Of the Legislature, application VIII oe =, maae 10
Charter Kershaw Lodge No. 3, L. U. ". r.
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For THE W'intea. CaD,uaign.

The subscriber has recently returned from
Charleston, where he has been engaged in select
ing and purchasing his Fall and Winter supply Of
Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye stuffs, and
Window Glass; Soaps,
Brushes, Perfumery, 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 for the
following valuable Preparations viz:
Golfers Remedy for Diseased Horses,
Aliens Compound for Dyspepsia,
Eppings' Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight
Brandreth's Pills.
Keelcr's carminative Cordial,
cough Syrup,
Rhumatc Loldn.
Vermifnge Syrup,
Liver and Sanative Pills, &c. &c.
Jayne's Expectorant
Alternative,
Sanatiye Pills,
Carminatve Balsalu.
Townsends Sarsapara.
Wi.tars Balsam Wild Cherry.
Roches Embrocatioa.
Peter 8, S encer's, Moffatt's, Lees, Gordon's,
| WriQht's and Beckwith's Pills; Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, lujube Paste, Horeheund candy, with
many other articles in the line too numerous to
mention, may be had at u J. DELAYS,
Oct II Nearly opposite Masonic Hail.
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70 0s CD 1e
Kershaw Lod g e. n u m b er 8

The Regular Meeting of this Lodge will be he'd
st their new Hall on Friday evening next, al
7 o'clock.
By order of the n. G.
J. WIENGES Secretary.
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dsd in Augusta, Ga. and that two OF these
horses were procured feloniousy from him
they. were carried before two Justices oil the
Peace, before whom they confessed their guilt
and surrendered the horses. Upon being in
formed that they must be committed to jail tor
six months. to await the requlsition of,he Gov
ernor ot. Georgia, they agreed 10 accompany
were.,heir pursuer hack again; and accordingly
put ih irons and carried off.
Tar5orough (N. CO. Press.
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Sight Exchange on New York,
For sale in sums to suit purchasers, by
PAUL F. VILLEPlGUE,
Ag't. Bank of Char eston.
Time Bills purchased on Mobile or New Or
,e,ns Oct 81.
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Notice.
Notice..

NOLlCC.
WbsFsas. the Executor appointed by the last
Will and Testament of Mrs, Rachel Leigh. deceas-
ed, having declined the appointment, and not quail
flying to act In the case. and no person having ap-
Dled for Letters of Administration with will an
nexed, have taken possession Of said estate as
derelict, with will annexed) and hereby give no.
,ice To all persons having demands to present them
duly attested and those indebted to the same to
make payment me.
Nov. b, lS49. ]. K. JOY, o. X. d.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
- Wateree Division NO. ..

The regular meeting of this DIVISION will be he'll
On Tomorrow Thursday evening.at Odd Eel
lows Hall at o'clock. BY order Of the w. =.
W. c. MOORE, r. :.
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Head Quarters.
CHARLESTON, 0cr. 8, ls49.

ORDER No. ,,,,po,,,
The 5th Regiment Of Cavalry and e3G Regiment
If foantry, will parade for review and drill at CO.
i"a.h;a y, an "Wednesday the 5h OF December next,
the line to be formed at II o'clock NJ.
TEe Commissioned and non Commissioned d, OH,
cers, will assemble the day previous Tor drill aud
instruction, at IL o'clock AN. ,...,., A.,
The NJ. jor General of the 3D. division, and 1 the
Brxader General of the Sd, Brigade {" M la4a,ty;
and 5ih Brigade Of Infantry WILL "'H 'Ae'F S'su
The Brigadcr Generals are charged with the
o~,anson Of their order to their respective COM
,T Tho entire suit of His Exoellency are directed
- attend to- him on the day OF review fully equipped
By order Of the Commander -n;ch'ei, >,.rrv
AGt and lnsp. Gen'rl.
Alum Salt, Einc Flour, DC:
! Fo, sale by e. W. oo'''
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DRUGS, Medicines and PerfumerY.

The subscriber has just received f." assortment q
Perfumery and Fancy Aries comprising Farnas Hens
sells and Prevoss Golden Bef Coognes; Lavender Wa.
ter, Otto Of Roses fine Aromatic Vinegar Lubins and
Cironela Roze, Bouquet de Carone Eau Lustra Bears
OIL Bandoiine, Phlocome genuine Slacassar Oil eiou-
rands Italian medicated Soap, Transparent Wash Balls,
Sand Balls, Rose, Almond, Windsor and Nymph soap;
Shaving Creams Meen Fun, Lily White, Rose Tooth
Paste camphorated Uenrce; HAIR tooth, nail flesh and
shaving Brushes; Ivory and Bone Rattles, &c. &c.
ties, Favouring Extracts of all kinds, Spices &c. &c.
Constantly on hand, complete assortment Of Drugsr
Chemicals Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Patent and
Thumpsonan Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Perfume.
ry, Lamps. Garden seeds, &C.
n- Orders from distance carefully packed, and the
quality Of every article sold warranted.
Oct3l JAMES r. McKAFN.