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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-20
A sTok PLACE OPERA nousE.-rHE CELEBRATED

IA Havana allan Opera Company under the direction u
signor BadisFriday Evening June 81, will be present.
for the first time in this eyerbeers celebrated
Ioso Conte ei San Br signor Corrad seti Valentino
Sigra b. Stefanon ri tonte Di Nevers, Sig D. Coett DE
Cosfe Sig Barattni, Tayannes, Sig Z: Badia De RetE,
Sig s. Candi; keru, Sig Nartpel. Maureyer Sig. To-
cael Raul III Nangis Sig l.. Sayi; Marceo sig Mari
nj; Urtano Sgra Carolina vieti. General Admission 81,
Gallery, 20 cts. :; Seats secured, 81 50.
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sod compact brain lighter should the Hat
Nc wonder then, that KNOX, rs Fulton street, 10 visited
ky Of great inteect, 10 hwy % his msSatsent
noehy Mountain Silver Beaver ats Knor stands ct the
bead Of hs professcnnot In theory hut In practice.
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Eruptions. &c. or my

other is disbursement disappear when washed
white clear ane axd smooth Try IT, reader. Cat only
at <3 Broadway the depot Of Jones' Coral hair Resoraye
the finest thing dressing the hair stopping fall
ing OF, making IL grow. sc. It's fine article.
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g~r generally IL they Ia want Of good article to
sioths their feet that hey cannot do better than call upon
I'D friend YOUNG At Courtlsndt street, under tbs
Merchants Motel whore they will and goods TO suit thsr
aast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-20

the New York stocking Factory lC Bowery light SOFT
elastic and scarcely felt addition TO the clothing
whilst they greatly the comfort and security OF the
particularly those wko exposed to the dew and
chill Of evenings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-20

UAnEs coSrER SON. TrrE FouNpsss coRxsR
q tnn AID Nassau streets. Ns~ Irrh, have hand
Every srice nccsssary Tor eymris@ pntnr Rstahlsh-
nent. The materaisou Witch 'h
". sbsvs Foundry.
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RARNuM,s CHINESE MUSEUM a's BROADWAY. ne
CAsTLE GARDEN-MEssas. FRENCH nEIsEI

CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC.-wE SEE BY THE
~ of Philade pha that DR. Brown him
self manager Of the New Orleans OPERATE Troupe. This Is
inform the public that he has connection with
Tie above named they performing at
the Howard Athen@s Boston and will remain in the New
England States until Sept . VIII they will have the honor
OF resppearng in Philadelphia previous their depar
ture for lurops. 5. SAMUEL SANFORD,
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The Steamer Hero has been Withdrawn
from the Hartford route for few day. to some neees
ps rss for Hartford every Tuesday Thursdy and
Saturday. Fare 50 cents.
Bridal Cards Elegant Envelopes and Cake
noTs, q n, se: and most fashionable styles can s hsa
Everdells branch store. No. wan greet.
PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye, to Color the
Hair Or Whi.hsrs the moment it Is applied without injury
the hair or skin 1t can he washed INN without
sols at PIiALoNs 10y Br9saw, and by fawset south
east corner of Chestnut AVID fifh street Philadelphia
ssss. s onSs 5 ie Tor
Eh qud Rouge SS r found eny at br
Bses jordan I2s Wassinston street. Boston caiiends1
S South Third street. Philadelphia.
Gauge Shirts and Drawers-Just received,
large assortment Of Gauze herno. silk Cotton and sha
A'' 'H'''' anu drawer" WARREN SAXON. sli Broadway
The Zephyr Under shirts, to be had at
the New York stocking Factory c 8overy are light soft
Whist thew promote nc comfort and security Of The
particularly those who exposed to the dew and
sunburn, Freckles, Eruptions, &C., or my
with tho true JONES Chemical sosp. Il makes the SKIN
:, se3 Broadyay the depot o. Jones Coral hair Re.Iora;y
ing on, making it grow. &C. lis fine article.
The public should guard against limitations See
bad color The the Imitation dyes can have il
corrected by ealing as above cory tss address.
Comb Factory, 3s7 neutrality-suspicious. are
ssssSs IN extent variety the city which win ::
sss ana are; rsp.p s!'sr aHs
''''N -'0 '''-'''N Comb Fse;ory. So brOssS:y.
Fancy Cutlery-Embracinga large va
sy % Pen and PUsSs, KNIVES, o "a: mos,
Gle. Ter toilet u'e many q which have never been before i'm
Corner Of Liberty street, and ss7 Broadsay.
between walker and White streets.
Portable Dressing Cases-In ali that the
c the si ar. S:;i 4. .fs ss.
for keeping rarors in perfect order great varsity Of Toilet
Il ss4s =.
Gen. scott.-s. &. Mcintyre, o83 Broad
way has executed Daxueeoype Likeness Of the
scn.nS. At bis room, Till frss july when hs business. viii
be given up to one who is we'll skilled in art.
W.. n. Prescott.-A Magnificent Daguer.
yssyps portrait Of the historian taken for the cery Of
Err.r IN as a cssy as .ns
M Broadway. corner 81 rai'on street
We have frequently taken occasion to
bring 10 the public soss ana take pleasure in d5ns so
durable and fashonahe article Of boots shoes ss,e. se
quality. and his prices very moders.e.
We would Advise our Friends, and stran-
. s.s.ra,y ii ,s,y ar. ia vat q god article 70
Merchants Motel where they will ind goods TO suit their
Light Hats for Solid Hesds.-The more
seaS,S sS TIA, KS6x * Fulton street, . Visited
r . TO 'fg kSo ms .a - Ss
bead Of hs professon-not In theory but in practice.
Qhsussv fran. An. suo.-Geusn t~nc~ A.
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way us executed Daxuerreoyps Likeness Of the great
Central sad 20 be the lest taken. Mr. NeIntyre will
at his till trs July when his business will
be given up to who 10 well skilled in art.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-20

Hair Dye only be procured the ctory all
street The public should guard against See
various diplomas. Persons whose hair has assumed
bad color from the Of the dyes have 10
corrected by calling above. Copy ths address.
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Gauze shirts and Drawers-Just r


lsrge Of Gauze herino. Silk Cotton and Sha
ker Shirts and Drawers. OF very superior quality.
WARREN SAXON, 3ll Broadway.
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FOR Sale AsK3 TO LET.

LroR skLE-AT NO. so WILLIAM STREET A HAND
some Front, containing the frame work. sash
ernamened with stained and ngured glAss Apply 10
J. N. WALKER, NJ the above hunter.
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evening June 2eth the entertainments will commence
With the farce Of AN ALARMING sACRIFICE-Bob Ticket
MT .eferson Pugwash neiberi Mrs skinner Dunn; Susan
Miss A To be folio wed by the buretta
THE YELLOW DwARF-Fernsneo. Mr.. Joseph Jefferson;
Flusterno Mr. Charles Burke: Beeswing Miss Herring;
Graeioss Miss Smith After which, the .ughabe o.
OGlb, Seymour, Simon Slow Jefferson TO conclude with
TIRE IRISH TUTOR-Teddy 0Rourke, Mr.. Seymour; Rosa,
Mrs. Jeheison.
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VI usIc.-A GENTLENAN. PKOTrssoR nr rIIr !

CLipPEk NUM- VA IT fvR CnAKIEN- vLIPPER
" built Yacht OF 100 tons ourthsn will BE- chartered
party Of gentlemen Tor az Honhs She 10 entirely new
ard ttsd In PACKET ship styie. coppsred. and
fastened 10 enc sssr aud tls perfect yessss
In this port. Enquire q John W. AVERY.
No Nate rtre
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CHRIsTY.s NINsrR sIs-MECHAruC HALI. $40. s11

n .
~ broadway between Grand and Brooms streets-hon-
day. June IL, and night until further NOTES.-The
original AND wcknOwn Christys Ethiopian Opera
the established and oldest In III world
comprising Of twelve perfor,ers under Il dreo
tos Of EP Christy They viii have he henor Of giving
their original and inintable every night
until farther notice Admission Is Doors open u
Concert will commence ~ O'clock an afternoon Coaosrs
o SatrrdavA, 3 o o,ock. Pm.
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DARNuws AMERICAN MusrUM-p r nARytrM

(AKNIMS AMEKICAN NUNEUM.-P. t. BARNIM
- hanager and Proprietor. John Greenwood, Jr, As
eisant Manager Thi vast ard superb establishment has
been rendered in the elegant and attrac
tive place OF amusement in this city, Opsn day and
evening this week, from a N. to 10 p NJ In the and
lectxre Room viii be performed the affecting.
moral and DRAMA ic drama Of the DRUNKARD, the fallen
saved as played over 100 successive nights in Phlad pha
The ourioies andso fractions
and valuable novelties. Ttania the fairy queer the
dminuve person in existence has been engaged for short
time She is IL yearsof and but - inches high Mr. j.
Harrington the renowned magician and yenriloqnst has
been engaged end will make h appearance afternoon
this week. Terfornar at r. ". and before
in the evening. Admission 25 children under 10 years.
l2k cents.
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WANTS.


WANTED-A PERSON TO DISCHARGE THE DUTIES
Of furssrs steward Apply boara the United States
ship Lexington. Navy Yard.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-09-18
Educational Notice,

" The exercises OF the BRADFORD
SPRINGS FEMALE INSTITUTE, Sum
ter District, wall be resumed on Monday,
-Aln-lHt OF February nnsi,!Hg,- unler-1hc
dlrt'tion of lteysEDNVlN CATER, assist
cd by able and accomplished Teachers, III
all lie varlou branches Of literary and
orn'"rental education. The Trustees have
mad" The mos, liberal and complete ar
rah&"Mcnts In imphri an extensive, thor
"u9t, and highly finished education TO all
the p.'pl's committed to their charge: aud
on ne most moderate terms. Strict and
p,rr'.ai attention pal. III the manners and
nl"',!s O. the young ladies. Religious scr
wee. III connection with Sabbath School
the Chapel. Tor the hcncii, Of the ~lus,itu-
ton.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions OF five months each, beginning
respectively on the frs, Mundavs ia Fen
rnary and July: payments hall yearly in
advance. Rates the the same as las, year.
ID. b. MclAURiN,
See. x Treas.
The following resolution was adopted by
the Board al Trustees:
Resolved, That hereafter any parent,
who shall send to board and educate IN this
Institute, II any u time ike daughters,
shall be ~cn,.t.ci Ia receive The board and
education OF The ftlh one GRATIS.
An trrangnncmi has also been made 10
supply students 81 HE Institute w.,h books
,"d stationary At Charleston retail prices.
fcn. 9Th $50 Is #
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-09-18
Esc wise i'm Timc!-'TIs FOLLY

10 DEFER. AFFLICTED READ
Thousands are suffering from disease from
wluC' ,nr,e * 40 difficulty IN being pcrna.
nru'iy and speedily relieved, provided the
right means be used. As every vice has it's
own punishment. SO It would seem every
disease has its remedy. Ihis is true, aud there
~ nothing in this lIir more certain than tina,
the MEXICAN COMPOUND is the most
speedy aud certain remedy for all Diseases OF
n delicate character, known to the world.
Adapted 10 every stage OF the disease, sex and
constitution. AT all times and seasons, there Is
no fears of exposure, detention iron, business
nor restriction in diet: from tha certain and
speedy relief II gives, II ~ now tho most popu-
lar remedy Of the day. Ten Thousand eases
have been cured e!icctuaIly by il during the
past year Prepared by II practical physician
the afflicted can rely with confidence on It's
%cur.tIv" powers over Diseases OF This ci,arac-
Ter. Full directions accompany each bottle.
- CAUTIDN.-ask for The american
compound and purchase only Of The agents
Price | so!
For Sale by p. NJ. Cohen Charleston
Doalrigit & M,ot Columbia; Il. De HAY
Camden aud by the principal Drnggis, in ull
the County towns throughout the State:
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-09-18
A Rule for Measuring Corn Houses

Mn EnyToR:--During the last fall, my
, attention was dlrcolcd TO the subject o
measuring corn houses by some rule, and
! have come to The conclusion thnt the fol.
lowing comes nearer what il correct thar
any thing OF the sort that has come to my
knowledge.
RuLE-Obtain the length, width and
depth Of the house. in feet; then multiply
the length and width, and then multiply
the result by the depth; then DIVIDE the re-
suit by2; and that viii give you The nun.
bcr of bushels the house holds of sbuckcI
corn in the ears. And by dividing by =:
it will give you the number Of bushels the
house holds Of corn in the shuck. Sup.
pose you have a house % foot square and
II ieetdeep:-20 H20==100 x 12-1SOOdi.
'vIded by T24M bushels of corn in the
house, in the ears and shocked out. Di.
vide the 1900 by 3-l600 bushels Of corr
IN the ears, not shpcked.-A PLANTER.
MsaatggomerH did, Aug, 1850.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-09-18
interesting Bridal Race.

Thcconiitions of the bridal arc lhcse-
The maiden has a certain stnrt given, which
she ayailss herself OF to gain a sufficient d y.
lance from Tho crowd TO enable iserto man
aye her steel with freedom, 80 as to assist
in the pursuit Of the sutton whom she pre-
fers. On a signal from the father. all lhr
horsemen gailop after tho fair one, and
whichever succeeds in oncircling her waist
with his arm, no matter whether disagrcc-
able or not to her choice, il entitled to
claim her ms his wife. After the usual de-
lay incident upon such occasions, the mai
den quits tho circle of her relations, and
putting her steed into a hand gallop, darts
into the open plain. When satisfied with
her position. she turns round 10 the impa-
tient youths, and stretches out her arms to-
wards them us II to woo their approach.-
This IS the moment tor giving the 'gnal
TO commence the chase ana each ol the
impatient youths, dashing his pointed heels
into his courser's sides, darts Ike ~" un-
needed hawk III pursuit OF his fugitive
dove. The savannah was extensive, full
twelve miles long and three IN width; aud
as the horsemen sped across the PLAIN, the
favored lover became soon apparent by the
efforts OF the maiden to avoid all others
Swm might approach her. AZ length, al.
Ter two hours racing, tue number OF par
suers Is reduced to tour, VINO are aiiogcih-
er. and gradually gaming on the pursued =
WIN them is the iavoritr; hut alas! his
horse suddenly ia''s ~ his speed; 'Hd a.
she anSIo''S'y turns her head, she bcrcrvcS
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NEW GOODS,
.Bilst Received by Brown, Lee
a Co.

a CO.,
WHICH THEY WILL SELL As Low As CAN
BE PURCHASED THIS SIDE or C~HAELrSToN.
EVERY variety of DRY GOODS, consist
ing Of
Black and colorrd Alparas,
Black and cnlnrcd tarcgr,
Plain and corded Siln Tissue,
White and coinrrd Mu>linS.
Ginghams aud Mu>lins 10, Chambrny do,
Hinrk Italian and Silk Craynts,
Ladies' SILK do.
Cambria and Muslin E.lging ami Inserting.
Book Muslin and Swiss do,
Blcnchrd and Brown Shiriiugs.
Every variety of Gcnis' and Ladies' Gloves.
MiIs, &c. .
White, Black. and colorcd Hose,
lrisl, aud Brown Linens and Lawns,
English. French and American Prints,
Furniture do,
Bini Eye Diaper. Russia do,
Dowlls, flaSand Cotton Osnaburys,
Fur. Panama, lHglurn, and Palm Leaf
Hats,
Boots and Shoes of every variety,
hooks and .Staiionary,
trorkcTy. Hnrlwarc and Cutlery,
Brown aud Loaf Sugnrs,
Coffee Mol,sscs. Tea, Powder and Shot,
Npanish and American Scgars,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, Almonds,
Soln and Wine Crackers,
a fine lot North Carolina Bacon and Ln,d
'arron Ware, Iron and Salt.
May %
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u Madison, Nj Plum st. Phil..

DR. Keeler's CordinI.-We would call the
attention of our readers othis Invaluable med-
iclnc, which Will he found advertised al length
IN our columns. AS a corrective in cases Of
Diurrha.I, disease very prrvalrn ut ut the pre-
-'nt lime, i is highly spoken Of by all who
have used IT,.
(N"aTs Saturday Gazette Of August IS. 1887.
DIR. keeler's Cnrd,u, aud Carininativr.-
This article is advertised in another part Of
our paper, it is Warmly recommended by fa.ni-
lies who have tried il. II IS espGcialiy uscnI
among children, aud mas effected hundreds Of
cures. The Cordial Is &c, u quark nos,rum,
bu, carefully prepared mrdiciue, aud perfect
~ free from amy thing injarious.-fcnnsylva-
man OF Sept. ], lS47.
DR. krcler-Dear Sir. AS il is my duty to
use every homes: means 10 promote the l,appi-
ness Of our fellow creatures. l take great plea
sure in stating to You the advantage receiv-
ed from your valuable Cordial aud Carm,ina~
tive. Las, autumn ! was attacked with Diar-
rhnn, wheel, dch!litntrd my system very much:
for nearly three weeks | tried many remedies,
but found Lutte or no benefit, when M duugh-
ter iu:OrUcd me o! your Cordial. l bought II
bottle and had not taken hut two doses before
| obtained relief. ! was entirely recovered
before ! used ,hc whole Of it aud have re-
manned hearty ever since. Respectfully
yours, ). BuDD, d.. ID.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale aud retail.
Philadelphia where also Dr.. krclcr's Cough
SYRUP, YER NiFUGE SYRUP, RllEU-
HAlIC LOTION, LIVER and SANA.
IlNE PILLS may he obtained. Rcmeii"s
.! niisu passed efficiency, and wl,:ch have no
c4uii-. No family IN town or country should
be without these celebrated medicines SO
admirably adaptive to meet sudden cnergen
lies.
VI Also DIR. KEEIER'S SARSAPA-
Rll.l.\, for ia" permanent cure and removal
al all Diseases ar.sing from aSprrIties of tho
Blood, or habit al the body, viz: Chronic
drsrns"s Of the chest, Consumption, Brunchi
It's, (n,arriI. PlrurIsy, Scrotuia IN all IT'S forms,
letter, Scaid head, lilolr,cs Of the face.
Chronic Diseases of the Stomach, Liver and
Ska. cninnrous eTup'ionS, viii e swrll,ugs,
Hap !oimt affection. deep seated Iai:,s of the
bones, sw~iiings OF the joints. ulccrs, Syphil-
TIC dIsnT!rr rs, Mrrcuriai and all licrcd tnry
prcdispnsI,ions. Females suffering from OBJ
stiuelion. sallow completion, nervousness.
ETC.. Will iind the Panacra M elegant remedy
lar their removal.
For sale by DR.. r. S. Mcilctt, Sum.
i"rvrIIc; L. J. DELAY, Camden; Black
& Ehny, Orangcburg; lsou,wrigh, &
Mot, Columbia; J. Mcmillan, Marion;
=. NJ. Cohen Charleston !; and hv
Druggist and Merchants in every town
throughout the State.
Dec. 10, 1910 8 ~
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Gin Bands,

1000 Feet 4 inch Copper rivctcd Gin
Bands.
Oil Floor Cloth, India Rubber Cloth,
BRUSSELS Carpet'n@, together with n full
assortment of Carriage Trimmings, OPs,
rants, |orn'sh &c. For Sale by
a. }. & j. MOSES.
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Fare Reduced to $40 from
Charleston to York
TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C.,

CHARLESTON, s. G,
LEAVING the Wharf Mt the foot of
l.aurens-st. daily at 3, p. III. after the
arrival oi the Southern cars, via VIII
MlNGTON, and WELDON, N. G.. Pc
TERSBiiRG, RICHMOND, to WASH
lNiTON, BALTIMORE, PIiIl.ADEI.-
plI!A. aud y. YORK.
The public is respectfully Informed that
the steamers OF this line, from Charleston
To Wilmington, are in first rate condition,
and arc navigatcd by well known and exc
ricnced commanders, and the railroads are
IN fine order, thereby securing safety both
and dispatch. THROUGH TICKET
having already been IN operation will he
continued on and after the first OF Oct.
lHl9, rs a permanent arrangement from
Charleston TO New York. PASSENGERS
availing themselves thereof, will have the
option citsier to continue without DELAY
through the route or Otherwise. to stop at
any OF the intcrIncdia,c points, renewing
their seats on The line TO suit their convc-
nlencc. BY this route travellers NAV
reach New York on the third day during
business hours. Baggage will be ticko,ed
on board,hc Steamer To Weldon, as like
wise on the change OF cars. nj the in;ermc-
date points from thence 10 y. York
through Tickets $50 each, can alone he
had from T., WlNSlOW, Agent Of the
Wilmington and Raiclgh K. Il. Company.
at the office oi The Company foot OF Ian
rers-s'rcet, To whom please apply. For
other information inquire of
l.. {. DUNCAN,
Atthc American Hotel, Charleston S. c.
Nav 9 O5 "
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Groceries Just Received,

Warts Rice, Soda Biscuits;
Young Tyson Tea;
Pickles. assorted:
Scotch and London Porter, in pts;
Port and Madeira Wines;
Cider Vinegar;
5000 Fine Segars, for sale by
H. j. HANKS,
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iNiuRALs oFSAN Observation-Disclosures
rcaders in the States may not suppose
that all who are in California have lost
their identify with the human family,
nr become entirely severed from the tics
Of responsibility that bind us 10 a com
mo brotherhood, VIC desire 10 inform
them tina, we have in Ills city Presby-
%'eiian, Congregational, Baptist, Meth.
otlis'. and Episcopal Churches. The
pastors OF each are men oftalent, lcnrn.
ing and eminent piety, and the congre.
cations, who steadily attend wogship in
lhcs" places, arc arge and respectable,
and rapidly increasing. Tract, tenn.
perancc, and other societies are already
organized, and in u healthy condition,
giving token Of III increasing desire on
The part OF those who are now hcrc, 10
d" Something for the amcliorniion of the
condition of our race. There is also a
religious paper published. The Watch
man, edited by Rev. a. Williams with
signal ability; which is destined doubt.
less to do much good. We trus, the
day is not far diStan, when this city will
be as marked for its morality and pie,v
MS il has been for its w%ickedness and
drprnvity.-Snn Francisco Courier.
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THU CAMDEN BlZAlR.


The Subscribers beg leave 10 announce
to their friends and Customers in Sumter,
that they have just opened a splen hid stock
Of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS; all
Of which they offer at the lowest prices
possible. To the following articles they
wish most particularly to draw the at,en-
ton OF purchasers
Plain, figured, and sa:in-s,riped Barcgcs
Figured and Embroidered Lawns
French and Other c]alicocs
Tissue silks, and Ginghalns
Plain and Figured Swiss Mulls
Plain and Figured Cambricks; Jaconets
Embroidered curtain mnslins
Linens Irish and Grass; Linen Cambria
handkerchief, Lace Capes, and a great
variety of Needlework Goods
Together with a general assortment of all
other articles usually found at their cs-
adjustment.
We wish to draw the attention @! gentle
men to our stock Of Rcady-made Cloth
ing, which embraces every article in that
line
NJ. DRUCKER & co.
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ALFRED EARLE, NJ. d.
Extract Of u letter from Ebrnezcr Cook.
EnENEZER COOK.
SSl Grn"d st. cor. Of Alley.

This is TO certify that ! have used DR.. Keel
er's Cordial, and have found il II valuable med
'cinc III diarrhna, dysentrrv, aud all derangc-
rments Of the stomach aud bowels, rau,ed by
Tee,hlng, and i, particularly adapted to all
diseases Of those or gars caused by acid fruits
or the hebiii,ating ELECTS Of season aud eli
mate.
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P We are authorized to
announce ALEXANDER WATTS, Esq.
as Il Candidate for Tax Collector, Of Clare
mont county at the ensuing Election,
MANY FRIENDS.