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FEMALE PILLS,
For Females only,
Invaluable to young, married and sile.
DIR. LEIDY'S
, Restorative and Monthly Pls.

Price 25 cts. a Box. :,
A CCOMPANIED with small pamph5 Scon-
n tanning full directions, useful hints, fcfma
tion and advice t. females from youth or iberty
to old age.
Nature will he much assisted by theirse, IN
anticipation Of certain periods, or where ere ls
rregularily, suppression or absence OF the ltural
changes, and will relieve the suffering, pal and
distress common to many at those periods. here
are other times, also when the married andingle
will find them useful.
Mothers do not mistake the ailings ofyour
daughters; when afflicted with Headache, izz-
ness, Painting. Loss of Appetite. Sickness the
Stomach, Pains in the Sides or Breasts, PAS a.
long the Back, Spine or across the Loins, Hyerl.
cal or Nervous feeling, Depression or Lownes Of
the Spirits, Melancholy Dislike TO exercisand
society, Palpitation of Heart Bleeding at the pse
&c. Too often are medicines given them for 'lv-
er complaints, D spepsia, Consumption, &c, wen
he real cause is not suspected; and through IN.
roper medicines and treatment their constu.
ons are destroyed; and their constitutions are le
stroyed, and they become miserable during llIc.
Thousands of Females in Philadelphia, NV
York, Boston, Baltimore and elsewhere know be
efficacy of those Pills, and many could be referred
to, but delicacy and respect to the sex forbids Il
Sold Wholesale and retail at Dr.. Leidy's Ds.
pensary, No ia North Fourth Street, PhIada-
also by J. R. McKain, Camden; Toland q Gums
Columbia; Black g. Ehny, Orangeburg; DR.. p. n
Cohen and DR.. J. A. Cieaveland, Charleston; ane
by Druggists and Storekeepers generally.
Aug. 20 66 ly
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HOME TESTIMONY.

MR.. J. DEllAY--Dear Sir-I feel it duty
1Nl which lowe to society at large, and those
who suffer wi h Dyspepsia in particular, to add my
testimany 10 the virtue of Aliens Compound, not
for the sake Of seeing my name in print, but for
Truth 81 sake. procured bottle of you last June.
which relieved me SO much that was induced to
try second, which completed what the first began
my appetite, which before was Unsuitable, be-
came natural and regular, and now enjoy better
health than had done for three years previous to
using that Invaluable medicine. You are perfectly
at liberv TO make whatever use of this you please.
Respectfully yours, D. MARSHALL.
Chesterfield, $. e., Dec. 10, 1850 90
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aMIuNn cor. voT q oouNTRYw

My Dear Spirn-Considar my surprise when
found the following beautiful lines rejected by the
Congress of Poets-I became dejected-and they
were suspected. The lines we're written to be
sung by one who had never seen the country, and
was expected of course to know all about it: The
poets were unanimous in my favor, but "Fiddle-
Sticks" carried the day. What can be more beau
tiful than our country-except it is this poem
Please scatter it, give it the wings OF your paper
aud let it go forth, poised upon the sghtless cour.
tiers of the air." until it finds itself among all ma
lions. Your friend in the garret,
u Eias HEzEKAH Soun.
Land Of the beautiful.n land the free!!!
Oft has my head turned thinking Of thee,
Of hast thy mountain lake, torrent and stream,
Brought forth the best trout that ever was seen;
Now, now thou receipest me from the broad sea,
AZ one of its merrnaids-Hail land Of the free!
Land of the beautiful, in grandeur thou art
Deubfy fair, douby beautiful, douby dear to my
-; heart!
aHine eot, vot country for rich and for poor,
For every thing under broad Heaven, that's sure.
Forpatriot, politician, and statesman, thy door
Is eyer thrown open till there's room for no more.
Millions crowd inand are welcomed by thee,
aMine got, yot a country for you and for me!
Land for the future. the present, the "gone,"
aMfe,got, vot ia, ,countrym get nice horn.
Land ofcakes, ginger bread, hot corn and fruit
Beats England all hollow, and Sweden to boot
Spreading, too, like pancake, all over the world,
And whence the wind blows thy buntings unturid d
Sculpture for thee shall bring out thy fine form,
Painting iiiume and poetry warm.
In the Congress Of Poets, and music divine,
Shalksing aOt Susannah!" at Liberty's shrine
Land ofthe beautiful! land of the free!!
What more under Heaven canI say about thees
Hail! hail! then, star banner, shoot out hail. snow
Reign triumphant DER all wherever you go. <
Thou hope Of the world. pretty Jonathan boy,,
.sSIiine got, vot a country you've got for toy!
Land ofthe beautiful, land ofthe free!
Yankee oob!e-de-dum, Yankee doodle-dee-dee!
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Among the Observation-Disclosures who have
given their names to reconend Cherry Pector-
al. as tie best remedy tn is known for the M
tec,ions OF the lungs, are 'bndon Lancet ia
madam Journal Of Medical Sence," "Boston Me-
dicaI and Surgical Journal charleston Is. ~
Med cal Review, ".Nsw Jey Medical Report
en-" Prof. Webster, EarvaGollege, Prof. BAIT
lett, Transatlantic Univers of Meccne. Presi.
dent Perkins, Vermont Meal College, DR.. Val.
en,ine Mott New York &, Parker Cleveland.
Bowdon College. Prof. Bsr6eld. Willoughby
College, Ohio, Prof BraiSai'e, Leeds (Eng)
Medical School, Sir Rcha Kane, Queens Col
lege, Ireland, Prof. Rosenba. l.eipsic.
The public have but to kW the virtues and as
tonishinp success Of the sherry Pcctoral," in
curing diseases Of the lunglvhen they will feel
sec ure from these dangers, peaever this remedy
can be obtained.
Prepared by &c. AVER. 4iAst, Lowell Mass
and so. in Camden at Mex AN Drug Store and
by Druggists generally threugbuHe Unite States.
Dec 10. is5O. 81 3m
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10000 PAIRS OF
BOOT AND SHOES.

THO BE HAD at the New Shoe Store. and will
i be sold lower than any ever before offered
in this market-having paid the cash for every ar
ticle, and selected from the best and largest man.
ufacturers in the United States, we fatter our
selves that no one can fail to be pleased in guam
tity, qualityand price. The stock consists in part,
as follows e..
Mems fine Calf stitched Boots
Pump Boots ...'.
WasrproOf DO s.;,kt5 cork soes IS, ,,;,,.d ..,.,
200 pains fine Calf sewed Boots from a 50 to ss 10 IN
Mems fine Calf sewed Bootes 81 to 81 90
!" 81 aid 10th Congress Boots SO to "a 81
" Jersey lies, e3 to SO so
g " pesged Bce'ses: 81 TO 8 g 90 %
Youths ds} SjP Pssssd Roe,es' So Sc 81 co
mp Ladies' Department.
Fine silk Caters, black and cocred
lasting L wel,s and black
Half Caters, wes and black
Welt Ties, Fo1ed, Broad and Easy
without Tips, for corus
g Jenny Lind Boo'ess, Kid and Morocco
aid and Enameled Excesiors
Kid and Morocco Jenny Lind Buskins
Taylor Ties. Pump
Fire Kid Slippers. with Rnseties
Fine Morocco Slippers ana Ties
Fine Ties and Buskins, Wells
Fine Morocco do do
Kid extra wide Slips and Ties
Goat Buskins and Ties, Wells
Goat Boots
Misses black and coored Caters
% blue and light colored lalf Gaites
black, blue and brouze Booees
black and colored Slippers
Goat Booiees scwed and pegged for School Shoes
Children's SHOES and Boois. assorted
J,gether with great variety Of Gentcmens, Laoles
and Children's Shors, ioo numerous to mention. ,,
Fine TRAVELLING TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS
VALICES. HATS and CAPS. All Of which will posi-
lively be sold lower than the lowest for cash.
ErCall and see for yourselves, at the NEW SHoE
STORE of
Sept. 90.
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Victims Of Dyspepsia, Look Hare
Or, ALIENS COMPOUND.

This Medicine is offered to the public generally from
full conviction that il is superior any other in
for the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Nervous De-
bility, Bodily weakness, &C.
Prepared only by the proprictors G. w. ALLEN NJ D.,
Philadelphia and J. A. a. W. L. CLEVELAND, No. POI
King Street, Charleston, S. c.
None Genuine unless signedby Dr.. G. w. ALLEN, aud
countenigned by J. A. & w. L. CLEVELAND The
bottles having the words "ALLENs DYsrErTlc MEDICINE
Phln.. blown on the glass.
Sole agent for Camden, q. j. DELAY,
Sept ~, 1850. IS ly
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| \ 81 '.ft - sf,sfbr ~ .r = s.L
On the part, of the Senate: For Charleston.
Messrs. Porter and NOVEL;; for Columbia, Mes.
srs 1rby and Griffin; for Camden, Messrs. Dud:
ley and Taylor. Is, -. 80
On the part Of the House: For Charleston,
J. D. Ashmore, A. w. Buruet, and L. NJ. Keitt;
Columbia, w. r. Robertson, r. Moorman, A..
Jones; Camden, A. NJ. Lowry, J. W. Harring.
ton and r. X. Cureton.
The Hoe TRADE.-The Cincinnati Price
Current of December Z, gives the following fig
ures as showing the number of hogs arrived
during the past week:
Arrived from Ohio and Indiana, $500
Arrived by railroad, river and canals 1854
From Kentucky S,752
Slaughtered and packed in Covington 1000
Slaughtered at Plainville 1900
Total this week - .'e- 25,6S6
Previously reported O,647
Grand total 35,333
Note This statement does not include lots
arriving by country wagons.
WESTERN flOGs.-l ne LOUISVILLE JouTnal vi
Monday, says: So
'FThere have been no sales since Friday
Sellers continue firm at $4 net The supplyis
yet ample. The number slaughtered up to this
time in this city, including the house at Jeffer-
sonville, is about $4,000 head. The intensely
cold weatherhas very much retarded operations.
Only about one-half the number has been kill
ed. We quote the range ofthe market at $3.50
to 81 Green meats and lard have an advanc-
ing tendency. Mess pork is firm at $ll."
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Drugs! Drugs 4!

TNHE Subscriber has on hand aud is constantly
i receiving fresh supplies Of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Turpentne, Varnishes, Putty, Brush
es, and Window Glass all Of which are warrant
ed of the best quality, and will be sold lower than
at any establishment in the place. Those VINO
buy for cash will find it very much to their advan-
tage to apply irstto FRANCIS L. ZEMp'
Feb % Is
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professor

T. CONQUEST CROSS, M. Professor of the In
s,itu,es of Medicines and Medica4sprudence. a;
w RYRD POWELL, NJ. Dfofessor Of CereSIfl.
Physiology. Medical Geology a1meralogy,
4. S. NEWTON. NJ. D., Proor Of Surgery IN
HI. HULCE, NJ. D., PROTEST. Theory and Pras3
'' ! 4. wilson, MD, Profe OF Obstetrics and Dss
eases of Women and Children.
J. KING, NJ D., Professor uateria Medicia, and
L9sfI9Rs&EIEsMs F9REEMAN. M. D., Profa aof Anatomy.
IMILTON SANDERS, l., NJ, D., Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
MEDICINE-PROF. II J. Ice.
SURGERY-PROF RS. FT0N.
q. FREEMAN, NJ. D., Anatal Demonstration.
The fees for full cours lectures amount to
S1O5.
Eeach Professors Tickd5. Matrculator's
S5. Demonstrators Fee Graduation, $50.
Those desiring further rmation viii please
address their letters (posi) to the Dean; and
students arriving in the cit please call on him
at the Commercial Hotel.
IS. NEWTON, NJ. Dean Of the Faculty
LAW DEPEMENT.
HON. E. WIN. KING, kor of Theory an Prac.
SoH: v. D. BARRY, Bor of Commercial Ju-
risprudence.
TERMS $50 per Sesq
All communications pning to this depart
ment must be addressed
"''''' y. NJ. KING, Esq.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Mard5U.
The Faculties, for Mutual abilities, moral
worth and professional acs snents, will compare
faw rable with the most fuIshed in our coun
try. The medical facul hstltutes an anomaly
in this or any other cou fall of them are able
lecturers and the best offers.
Those who will contde our geographical
position, and the extent population, can have
m doubt as TO the eligiH oul situation for an
enterprise of the kind to health, including
all seasons Of the year}eny that ANY OTHER
CITY HAS MORE. -
c, mmon error e,h the minds of many
students relative to the bf studying medicine;:
those who intend practi| |mong the diseaseso ot
the West aud South ID certainly educate
themselves at "a school yfacuty are practical.
Iv acquainted with thoshses. .
That the public may yttisfied of tho perma..
nency of this school, y it our duty to state.
that the Trustees aud Fl form UNIT in action
which augurs well for pre- success; and tha:
the peculiar internal oAton which cQunes.s
them, cannot be inter-
w. M. KING.
gSPresident demphisInstituts.
July II, 1880. s ly
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AHEAD OF ALL OTHtS.
The envy of all PHI DIanufarers

II
The envy of all PHI Manufarers,
Decanse they are safer. better and more cious than
ID any Others and because the public wlke NJ 9TH
en il they can obtain them. -.
100000 Boxes
have been sold annually for the last five yed
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND HALE.
can always ake them with equal ssfsy% WI Wnt fear
for purqinp and cleansing the Stomach anowels, and
purifying the Blood and fluids OF the body. no others
for no other pills produce those combined ets or con-
tains Sarsnparilla in them s.
Eat, Drink and live as usuI
and pursue your Usual occupation whilstsing them
without fear of taking cold during all lkindsEeather
ONE THOUSAND DOLLS
wagered that more genuine certiticateron pnvsi
cans Clergymen, Members Of Congress tare'pectable
czensl can be- procuced of their efficacy tany otler
Forty Pills in a Rox!!
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS BON: Wdrechons
and much wholesome advice accompanying b box,
They no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from duet or powder Of any kind,
Do not grippe the Stomach or Bowels.
Produces no sickness, vomiting or bad feeliy
ThEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
And adapted TO most diseases common 70 pklnd'
No one having once taken them will be
to take any others, because they always DO gopnd
do not then Others will. = srs
Or. N. b. LEIDY Propriett ana Matactnrer.
is regular Druggist, Chemist and Physici Of fifteen
wears experience in Philadelphia Graduate the Uni
yer>ity of Pennsylvania Member Of dferenfsdical In
sttntoIis of Philadelphia, New York, Bost!Batmort
&c., and associate and corresponding memlof seyera
Medical Institutions of London and Paris-hte the rea
son of the greater confidence pacedin big pill nd the
being recommended in the practice Of mostspecablt
physiicana throughout rhe United States.
6y- Principal Depot. Dr.. LEIDY's DIsrEssf. No. ll+
Nrth Fourth st. Philadeaphia-and sold wssale an,
CURTIS, Columbia; NiLLER & BossAH Sumter
VILE ;Dr. MALLOY Cheraw; PRATT & JAS: New
barry; RUFF e. REEDY, CheSterville; J. L.DSGuE
Winsboro; II. H. WEST, Unionville DR.. ~. Gu
HEN and CLEVELAND, Charlepton; and by'st Drug
s''sT Ana sO IS50 66 l2m
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The Great Cough Remedy.
..YAXBRsS
"a tl.
:CHERKY YECwORAL

The annals of medical science, affordng as they
do ample proof g. the power aud value of maIy
medical agents, have furnished no examples 10
compare with the saldtary effects produced by
"AYER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL"
The remarkable cures OF the disease Of the
Lungs which have been realized by Its use, Attest
ed as they are by many prominent professors and
physicians in this and foreign lands, should eacour-
rge the afflicted to perse,ers with the strung as
surance that the use Of the .Cheary Pectrap will
reIir We and ultimately cure them. ~
We prese mt to the puplr unsolicited testimoni-
ais from some of the tira men in our cnunrv, up.
on whose judgement AM experience implicit con-
tlcnce may be placed.
DR. PERKINS, Pradent VI. Medical College,
one of the most ca,ned md nteligen, physicians
in tile country, considerait Aconpositlon Of rare
excellence for the cure that formidable disease,
Consumption"
Now1cH, April 26, ls46.
DR.. J. C. Ayer-Deai iSir Agreeable to the
request of your agentFe Fe will rieerfully state
wha, we have known of te effects Of your CHER
Rf PECTORAL and thy have been astonishing
indeed Mrs. Betsey Seeier had been afflicted
with severe and relentlfs cough, which reduced
her very low so low thalittle hope could be en-
tertained of her recoyei. Numerous remedies
had been tried without feet, before the Cherry
Pecioral And that has cred he. Gearge Wat.
knson Esq, had to our lowledge been afflicted
with asthma, tor eleven Pars, and grown yearly
worse, until the Cherry Pgoral has now removed
the disease and he is as fig from any OF lls symp.
TOMS as we are. The n. Mark Dane had been
so severely attacked witt lhe Bronchitis. as to dis.
able him from his duties, dnoihing had afforded
him relief until (Nlr. 1orniag) carried him
bottle of your PecloraI, web cured him at once.
and he now oficiates as u,a in this place.
These are three of theases in which we have
kdown it successful, bumever tail. W. have
great pleasure in certifying these facts and are
respected sir, your humbleeryants.
RI ID. THORNING.
+ ON. J. BATTLES.
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PhaIOn's Chemical Hair rInvigoratOr,
EOR preventing BALDNESS,and to retore the
i Hair that has fallen off or become thin, and
to cure etfectualy, ScURF or DANDRurr, For
sale by z. J. DELAY.
July 2. 81
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Memphis institute.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

TIME regular course of Ledas in this Insti-
tute will commence on First Of No.
yember, and continue until tH st of February.
The Anatomical department be opened and
ready to receive students by hrs of October
The Medical Department vile eunder thedirec
inn of The following
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The Captire Daughter of Mrs. Whae.-The
St Louis Republican publishes the circular of
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs addressed
to D. d. Mitchell, Superintendent of Indian AZ
fairs, at st. Louis, apprizng him that reward
of one thousand dollars is offered by the Indian
Bureau for the recovery Of the daughter Of the
late ]. nj. White
The Commissioner states that Congress hay.
ing appropriated fifteen hundred dollarefor the
redemption of this child, he is anxious that the
money shall be so expended as to give full et
feet to the benevolent intention of that body.
y"From the latest information received upon
the subject" he says, "it is believed that she
yet remains in captivity among the Apaches
proper, or that mixed band termed "Iacellares," !"
which for years past, have infested the vicinity
of San Fernandez de Taos, the country be-
tween it and Bent's Fort, and the Santa Fe
road near the settlement of new Mexico; yet it
is possible she may have been sold by her cap.
tors to Indians OF some other tribe. She is now
about three years of age.
It is to be hoped that the benevolent design
of Congress may be accomplished by the dis
covery and ransom Of this child at an early
day Wash. Republic.
The Eraming Committees for the Bank Of The
State and lis Branches.--'rhe following are
the Committees appointed by the Legislature,
to examine and report on the condition of the
! Bank and its branches: - .. .%
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NOTICE.

THE business heretofore conducted under the
Il firm of Spicer & Coriies will be carried on
at The old stand by the subscriber who wishei to
express his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO him, and fatters himself
tha by his skill in his business, he will be deserv-
ing OF that encouragement which the manufacture
OF good article will command
N. B.-The usual cash prize. Is per bushel, paid
Tor Barley. Fresh Yeast always on hand Feed
Tor cows twice week, at 6 cents bushel
JOSEPH SPICER.
Southport, October TO- 1919 1ynl6
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Kew Store. New Books!
Great Kcdurli0n in pricC5.
- TJSTR ECG1yEz9 - at he south
GD port BOOK ana Variety Store.

w kIOll ESsSSsA "ut. . sEEESsS IJEOEHs
tl'ar.e- uu'uain5. Mann street,
DLlRGE CASES or NEW ICONS
'5Pcr, Paper Hausinss, Fancy Articles, Yankee
N"rpn,. Boots and Shoes India Rubber Goods, &c
lnd CORDS more daily arriving,
THESE Good, were purchased at the
Very Louca' Prizes for Cash,
and we invite those who would Ike 10 see
''Iioo Loo Gcods can be Sold"
% give MS a call, aud
Z" b. surs 10 bring The nancy pjt5 hcm."
In addition 10 our large stock of
COOKS AND TIONER
comprising every variety Of
School Books, Lar, 4Nef;cH, and T5ieo-
logical Books, Wi3ctiaacouS Books,
Sc. &c.
We have also received the largest and mos; des-
rdbie assortment of
T.4 " KEE TIONS
ever seen IN the Western country, consisting Of
Combs Of all varieties, Razors. Knives. Shears.
Thimh,es, Spectacles. Spoons, Needles, Hooks and
Eyes, Suspende 5, Buttons. Brushes, Soap, PERFUME.
~, Wallets, Purses, Beads Card Cases. Watch
Chains. Looking Glasses, silk Thread, Whaebone
Tobacco Boxes, Caps, Powder Flasks. shot
Pouches, CaIrat Bags, &c &c &c. Also, a large
md splendid Issortmcn' OF
INDL2 RUBBER GOODS,
consisting OF Mems, Won.eu's, aud Misses Rub
Der Over shoes; Rubbcr Caps Boots, Sou Wesers
Gloves, MtlcHs Carpet BaSs Lie Pfe,ervcrs, Leg
gins, &c &c ;0sctAerwih LARGE STOCK OF
DOOTS .3ND SHOES,
Tor Mems, Ladies and Misses and Bors's wear.
From eur great facilities in the purchase Of
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ANSH N4NMNMA.

- inSGsalalS TO 2s., Prints IS to Is, Broad
GE Cloths, Casimeres, Satinetts, Tweeds, Ken
tucNy Jeans, Padding and Canvass, Flannel-red
white and yellow; Canton do, blne and mixed
Jeans, beached aad unbeached drilngs, Mariner 5
stripe, and other sh.rtings, apron Cheek. Bed Ticks
ing. Driiiinss, cotton and linen Grain Bags and
BAss!n@, 6urap. scotch Diaper and other Towel.
ling, beached Shirtings and Sheetings. Alpaca,
plan and barred Ainslirs, cotton and linen Thread,
Needles. Pins, B.t'oas and Other articles useful TO
families all OF Hhi,h he offers for sale cheap for
cash, or IN exchange Tor all kinds Of country pro-
luce, al his low p.ice store on Main Street
Aug 10. ISl9. r. $ GREENWOOD