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CURE FOR
Whooping Cough.

4 i this .c1'p1 u the year, when Whncpn-
\ Cough !. prevalent, every family should b.
provided With a bottle 4
DDNr'-N'S RITXrR.
which Is the 'urcs remedy known 6r that distress.
ing complaint.
u lpUsrns the Cough, promotes cNpectorltion,
'ooihes the Initiated organs ofthe lJ1g. and throat
saves hous Il hard ching, and restores the "a.
tent 10 health IN much Be-. tine than aly oIhe'
kn0wp remedy.
DOWNS ELIXIR i, al,o the most cfrctual
known tmed, &c every species e Cough and Lung
Complaint. lSee advertisement in another colonial
q Sold ly Druggist. and dealers ~ medicine
throughout the country. March 5.-o"'
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Na Govt ~ r,oia'r held % Pafi., ith,n snl & D
the County ~ ONGrI, ol The Ghh d,y II March,
i0 the NSaI e um lnri eighteen hundred and h0l
M ih. Petition II WI u. TORREN, Giadi4n
" IT EpW 'Eu IuEstN, mlnuT child Il Auers-
rus ToEHII, Ltr II Turnsr in saii CDu1t,. dc.
ceased, rrTr,s~H'Bg that said minor 10 s,Isl ani
pHssrssod ui C'isiH rial estate. consisting Ut uuc
bali IT the l1ursfs,I Of BIZ late BIhrr situated boz
'aid Iumrf, NhUrb o. would D. YT tha interest Di
'aid minor ~ hHyr 81. arI thr prlrrrls tHslerl
soJur~l uu interest lrl thu,l.rr Tr1,Irr lrlrgn.r
a. sg.I s'tl r,a, estate &C. the puUas, 'i.r,saII.
Il vas Hu.1r,l, that thf .liI Gaurnb give rn.
'Irs Do a f- s.,s Interested. 10, ,au.irr s.r, n
t1r HuI.. o. iss Published three vrfks sHrrfss..Ir
DO N. oI u. lhuu,r,t, pf,rtrI 10 ll.ls, that fh.,
rnN BrTrlf at Probate Cont o. is. ur.I ~ s1II
Pans Hr thr sr-.uI Iur.i,l sfNruIu,zf, 20 f.l 90
rhs ,..,A rH oh. t..1luu, anil sHH. J4usr, 81 ar,
fHry have, shy tb. 800. .hyu'I no o.. granted
GIO. Is. SHAW, Register
: fmc copy. Affect CSC. Il. Su,w, Reg
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A. Court II Probate. hell n f,ris within anl iI'
the Cuunty ct ONHTd, ou The nah lay 81 March,
~ the Yr,f IT u,ir Is.l slts,a hnnirr,i ani 6i,
1AlNIN BUCkNAN, Guardian u JoHN GAED.
\ STH, an insane Uer~,n, II Ohprd IN saii Conn
a., having prcsrnted his hpt aocuunt Of Canadian
ship 1t aid Garncr,--
Itwa. Ordered. that the aid Gu,rdiaH give NJ
ticc o. al psfsuns Interested, by causing a coy II
fhi. order H. o. ruli.hDd three weeks surCsssiy,l,
i, Tho O>l,,I brnHrut, ptiutc,l a. pads that the,
ma, ,rrstr Al q Probate Curt o. D. hsli lt rari.
an ,ail County, ~ thr second fue.hy u Apul urNt
Al ten II the clo,k ~ thr tcnppn, AMI 'hgW cau.c,
N aay the, have. Why the same should not l. allow.
81 GRO. n. SHAW, Register.
A tr- COPY, Attest GTo. X. SuAw, Reg.
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Ntp rHu.f 10 Probate Ii.li tr Pare. s.rhrr HrI &c
lIr tHrH'. .f uNts,I, r1 th. Gfb las 90 March,
irrhrNrIf q Hur LrrI 20 rht. ~ luuIr-i 'ut hi,
DN ihs r.uU1a ct NNNA INGNii.~. Niu,n-
" is'I1r,I, .1 'h- rst,t. e ~N'llLl ". lNb
Nll.~, afH uf ~ ITrn 90 ,ail Iuuri,, d-rr1srI,
-rlr.srrurg fHlf no Ir.s nal prrrif. n 'r.I .'s.
rrlsrl 81, .lsf..r.'f rIf co.. rr,t ' l's -bf-h h.
rarl ai irr urr of Doe fT.tb, n1l SbI.r.s n rI.
H.Hi.t.B't.n, A.. Oh. uH A tsH huras f I.rs, Hr|
that . rtIt1I sthr 'irrrnf syiiI g.sfE iruis Ir
n.srIrr. ,Hf rl.rr.rr rip'inE o. iirsrs tY ssIl 1
Il ihr raI r.fHfr .i sai deceased al prbiir sur
ur1 HI Tup'r p.r.
if0,. OuIa.si, th,t d. 9,iI ,iutrr.uarr, -.,.
I.urr nrI PERSON. interested. h, rr,ru- r.r, no
rr., .r ,r oil. O. rnIfsI. fhuH sr.ss su.rr.sir.'t
H Tn p,Ir' u .u...1f. q. rrfr' Hf rtus, iHlftT.t
Doe, HusH. ia o.. hrf. Cont o. o.. h..I af .rI|
N,.f .r tH. sr.Hpl I.r.'l, ~ NruI ns,f 10 Goo %
l. ,l,A DO iIU El..ar, lrI b.. r1usr, % ans
thrs have, sl, tlr Tt.r. DO .u. 4 90 D.. r.rr'.i.
Go. h. SHAW. Register
\ ,rrr cups, Attest Coo. Is. ~HsN, Re-.
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Ntn IHrf q Probate, u.Il 10 Pare vlfbIr 1r1 Zoe
ihr ,r.r', no o,.uI, .u tas uuh dly ~ march,
i1 thr l',r foam l.rrl 'rrh'rr1 hl1 .rl a'd ~,
TIMOTHY LrppTN. r,r..I E,rrutnr ma CO...
l uu lrs'umruf T#UatuHg Goo lr ihr 1st WI
.uI T,.rlurrt ~ NIE.N DREW, Atr 81 Boz
h.llu sli ,urui,, DECREASED, having presented ihr
.,m- &C. Probate.
Itup- Ouirrrl, th,f ihr rpii Executor give notice
Zoo 40 r'f.r., i.f'rr...f Uy rtr.ir- r.YN ~ tHls
1,Hyr - % y.H..shri thee srsAs susrsssiv,Is iH
The u,uui U.mE-p', FurtHl 81 Pare, that ihr'
upg brT.Br pf Probate CHu.t o. h. hr'i at Pans
u .lii Clurtt, 1000 ths s,rH1l Trss las Il Arulu,Nf
A. Cen Ut The r,rA tH tl- r.u"nH sul 'hrw r1usc,
Of lr, ih., hty., vh, 'h. s,iI lG'uuurnt sh.uIi
20 a. proved, approved, 1nI allowed ls che A't
WrU All I,stamrrt ~ .1rl irr'1srt.
: GEO h. SHAW, Register
\ tn'' copy, Auc't Gao. h. SHAW Ns
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TELEGRApHIC INTELLIGENCE.

NEw York, Nov. 9.
The Cotton market was. quiet to-day, the
sales amounting to 700 bales; Fair Uplands,
Ia 2-3 a II l.2; Fair Orleans, Is ID. The
sales of the week are 1000 bales.
The official quotations at Liverpool, as re-.
ceived by the Africa are for Fair Uplands and
Mobile, s, Fair Orleans, 8 IA; the market clo-
sing firm.
The Havre market was steady, and PRICES
unchanged.
The demands from India had produced ac-
tivity in the Manufacturing Districts.
Coffee had declined Is per cwt. The polit.
ical news is unilnportant.
The result of the election for Governor Of
this State is still doubtful, as it is so close that
the official returns can only decide. Huut's
chances are considered the best.
Calhoun's statue left in the Southerner this
afternoon. Part of the left arm is lost.
New ORLEANS, Nov. s.
The advices by the Africa have been rccev-
ed, ard have produced an animated demand for
Cotton. The sa.es to-day amounted to 1900
bales at firm prices; Good Mddiug, l3 SIS.
Sugars have declined. Moiasses; 600 bbls sold
at rs % ~
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Remember

rTHE only original and genuine wIsTAR'S RALSAM
J. OF WILD CHERRY, was introduced in the year
1923 and has been we'll tested in all the complaints for
which it is recommended For years it has proved
eficarons remedy for coughs, colds influenza.
bronchitis asthma and consumption in irs inripen stages,
than any other medicine
SETH w. FoWLE, Druggist. No. Ia3 Washington
Boston Mass is the sole proprietor Of the original
cep, for the manufacture OF the genuine medicine and
supplies both wholesale and RETAIL and Of whom agen
cies can be obtained
Dr.. VIM. A. Shaw say. "lwsh heartily success to your
medicine. consider every Of arrest of the fatal
symptoms Of pulmonary disease direct tribute To suffer.
inp humanity and hopeless these cases generally
tha physicians always justified in using any remedy
wbh ha. slgnaly benefee Others. One thing is certain
the public always have guaranty that patent medicines
will generally be sustained only so long they well
prepared and continue to relieve or cnre."
In more recent letter he snysAs W.tars Bnlssn Of
Wild Cherry is the only patent medicine to which have
ever given my public Recommendation. shall be
pece IL he candid Of giving rash precpi,ae testimony
Us &c " sat ltave seen and heard Of it, effects.
NoIe" ii:,e unless signed BUTTS on the wrnpper
,od in =. zen at McKAINS Drug s,ose Wholesale by
J. 4 Co., Charleston, and by Druggists general
ly throu = y, the State:
Nov. l.
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$50 Reward.

DANAWAY from. the subscriber. about TIE 1sstt;;
IL Aug: 1S49, my negro man rBogas, baot and
shoe emakfr BY trade, about 35 years6 age black,
with full eyes and thick lips, plausible when apo-
ken to, a little stoop.in the shoulders when walk
ing, he was raised about Sumptervile, or Bishop.
vile, and was formerly the property OF Bishop g.
Bowen, of sumpter Dist. I purchased him Of
Thos. Lang, Esq OF Camden, and he has wife
at the Saluda factory, near Columbia his mother
is in Sumptervie. and h" is supposed to be lurk-
ing about the above places. or Georgetown, where
he has connexions. will pay $50 for his .dev-
ery to me at Lancasterve, S. G., $25 # he is
lodged in any jail so as can get him, or the above
reward OF $50 for his apprehension and proof to
conviction against any responsible white person
who may have harbored or employed him.
WIN. ROBINSON.
Oct. 4, 1850. vet g.
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In Equity...LancaSter District.
Oct. 4, 1850.

r P. Carrco anl wife Mary. VS.. Maala CASTOR,
(widow.) Middleton 6. CASTOR. John r. CASTOR.
Partition OF Real Estate Of Eli G. Cas:on, decd.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction that all the above
i defendants reside without The limits the State.
it is ordered cD notion "f Clinton and Hanna. hat
the said defendants 80 F.ead answer OR dcmUr &c
The Bill m ab"ve on nr i,ntore the 2lsi Gsy o.
Ecv. 1886. Otherwise judgment. pro coniessu will
be ordered against ,!c;:!.
J Il. WITuEEsPCON, c. F. :.p.
Coz Off,. AnC. Il 81 Gn,
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Executive Department.

EDiSTO, Oct l.. 1850
THE ollowing Troops arr invited 10 parade at
Columbia on "Wednesday, the 4;h OF Deem
ber next, vi2:
The Isl Regiment OF Artillery.
The Uniform companies Of The l6 and 18th Re-
simrrts Of Infantry.
The Sd Regiment Of Cavalry.
The Uniform companies Of Sumter, Kershaw,
Lancaster, Fairfield, Newbrrry, Lexington and all
other Uniform corps that may find it convenient
10 attend
Such of the Troops as may be disposed TO ac-
cep, the invitation are requested TO report to the
hd!utant and Iisoe::cr General az Columbia Oh
or before Il, A.r :! Orc,rsber, emo stare II Ttais
are preferred D. cny--ifso, they Ni:Ioo pitchcc
for their Use.
The M.;o: and Erisaairr Generals If The State
with thir suss are respectfully invi:ed TO attend.
By order ot The ioalmander-in-rhlet,
J. w. CANTGY, AJ;'h. and Insp'r. Gen.
al the papers in the sta,e will copy once week
till the day of review. Oct 81.
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JUST RECEIVED,
A supply of. Durand g. Cos.
CELEBRATED FRENCH BITTERs.

Warranted certain CUR for Dyspe psia. Weakness Of
tie Stomach and Wan, of Appetite. Weakness Of the
Chest aHG Fever and Agne." 1t is also pleasant
Beverage in It's pure and may be drank with Wine
o. Spirits without a' all mpairing its m".icina qualities.
May be had by the single bottle. II
:. BES>ON. Family Grocer.
J. HARRIS. Dekain Street
W. C. MOORE, Family Grocer.
CaTten. Sept. "a. - swGm
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In Equity-Kershaw District
Thomas Starke, ct al. ~.

j. Shannon
TN pursuance of the orders Of the court in this
i case, made at June Term, ls5Q. will offe- at
public sale before the court house door in Camden
OH Monday, the second day OF december, all that
parcel or tract of LAND, lying on the wa'ers Of
Wa:eree river and Fox creek in Fairfield District,
containing tiEeen hundred and liree acres, bound;
ed by lands OF Nicholas A Peay, Charles J. Shan.
non. David June, estate of Ellison and. John
HARRISON, sen. Plats Of the said land may be
seen at my Office.
Terans--Sn much cash as will paw costs; bal
ance credit Of one, two. and three years, bond
with goad suretes and mortgage of the premises
required
WM N. SHANNON, c. E K.
Oct 20. 81 SS1 s I'd
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Notice.

4 III persons having any claims against The
n Estate of the lac Mrs. Martha F.. Wilson
dece; sed will present them properly atested, and
trcs" indebted will make i;nmedr'e payment to
'n Mr. John Rossar, who is Authorized to act as
arc.t t in my absence.
PAUL r. VlLLEPlGUE, admr.
Nor. u, $50. 20 WI.
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Valuable Lands for Sale,

.0N Monday The second day Of December; i'm!
" medialely after the above sales BY the Com.
missonc. in Equity, will offer for sale, if not
previously disposed of, one tract Of about 4 l50
acres of LAND, lying on Morrison's creek, and
extending to the Long Town Road, known 8 the
Graham Place, aid adjoining lands Of N. A. Pesy.a
Also, tract l:ng On the Wateree river, ad..
joining lands Of Dr.. Clarke, Mrs. Goodwin and
John harrison, containing $50 acres.s .ss... sS
Together with ,rae, lying IN ThorniTre
creek, exterding across the Long. Town cross
rosd. (from Rnnsborough 10 CaniJen, ant; from
Harrison's Ferry to Cougbis,) containing 1900
acres, which, together with the River tract, forms
valuable Plantation Of over 1880 acres. =, ,g :
Also, one other tract OF Land lying in Kershaw,
Dist. ION Sawney's creek, containing 400 acres
On this tract are two good Saw s!ilis inope'ation.
For further particulars. apply to W.m. NJ. Shan:
non, Esq. Camden, or 10 the subscriber near Saw.
neo's creek.
THO. STARKE.
Oct % lS5 sol t.
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WHAT A PITY!

That % many worthless preparations should be offered
the public cures for the serious diseases But
Jet those who have bsen disappointed not despair for DR..
Rogers yrup of Lyerort and Tar, really cures all Gls
sases OF the lungs, after everything else las failed
Tor sale at McKAIN'S Drug STORE Camden.
s,Ns advertisement y lntSsr c0u7nu.
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Corn.-Some of our middle Tennessee en-
changes think the price Of corn will be from,
20 to 25 cents per bushel. The Louisville Jour-
nal Of the 22d inst quotes new corn at 35 40
cents.
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Shoes, Shoes.
Piano FOrtes.

DEING the appointed agent Tor Newman o.
d Bros. superior Piano For,es, W" are ready TO
receive orders for the same. The Pianos are
mar nfaciurrd upon the most improved plan with
an entire rcu fr me- TO prevent them fninI getting
out Of tune. Pianos delivered fee Of cost, and
nut I'D and tuned BY Mr. Newman, or some other
c,mpe petenl person. Terms moderate, Pianos war.
ran,ed App!yto b. F. BOONE, Agt.,
Gets. ~ 70 Fl,
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Order M. -
fs HE Third Brigade OF Cavalry ard tho Uniform
/ Corps ofthe 23d Regiment Of Infantry are Or
dered 10 parade for Review and Drill at Columbia
Oh Wednesday, the 4ih ofDrcenlber next.
Tie Troops will be ready for review atItwelve
o o'clock, d.
The Major General and Brigadrr Generals
OF the Sd Division will attend with their respec-
tive suites.
AH tue Alds-dr-canp ofhis Ezce'Iency Cover
nor S..abrook, are required 10 be in attendance
fully equipped..
The Brigader General Ct The. Sd Brigade of Ca
VARY and The Couuei oi the 23d Regiment OF ln-
i;ntry will extend this order to their respective
coni.nlnds.
By order OF the ommanicr-in-chief
J. W.CANTEf, Adj and lnsp'r Gen
AL the papers in Tie slate will insert once
week ,i the day Of review. Oct 81.
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Ladies, Dress Goods, &c!.

Tl't. subscriber has just opened al elegant as.
L snr'meni Of rich and colored Silks, in pri es
from 5s4c, 10 S2i per yard, aud embracing all the
new styles.
Also-Al-wooI French Cashmere Ieaines!
super black BompazeS, and very fine re: Alpa.
cha, for munrnng Dresses; silk and linen Pop'lns,
new article; French and Scotch Giughalps; Eag-
lish ana American Prints &c. ps,s
Aso--handsome belt and neck Ribbons, silk
and velvet Trimmings; fancy Buttons; sary 6ne
pink and bne Flannels; wnrsred collars, cspes and
cuffs; thread, liner and cotton E,igines and Inset
and spun silk vests &C. Now ready ior sale at
the lowest prices. .ntu. ..a.... :. ...--.
sep'. % f. w. Ri)NNEY.
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New Steam Boat Robert Martin.

GIVuIht 0UttO 1H0UOkO klxu3O3kN
f3lEE new Steamer Robert Martin, Captain
George Mansfield will com nence her regular
trips between Charleston and Camden, about the
first Of October, stopping at all the intermediate
landings on the river, both coming and going
Shippers may rely upon promptness, and at as
low rates as can hs sent by any other conveyance
For fr-ight apply to II. LEVY s. Son.
Agents, Camden
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Committed

'svO the I.il RI kersinaw District, negro boy
who says his name IS J"o. and that he belongs
/" Mr.. Lynn. . Tohacro trader. Said boy is about
l! years Of age. and is four c", three inches high:
the owner is requested 10 com" forward comply
with tie law ard take him away.
THO. J. WARREN. s. K.n
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET.

O.N WI OF .rf.ktttHt1
Monday Morning. g.-1he Africa's accounts
received on Friday have thus far not effected
OR market. The demand on Saturday WAS
co1ined to but few buyers, and the sales
generally at similar prices, as holders had been
willing to accept previously. Upon the whole,
however, the market was rather iuaninatc.-
Sales 1906 bales at l3 l3 7.S.
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Pierce's BILLY to the Federal Government. or in

PlerceS DILL 10 the FeQeral uOVerniHeiIi, UT l"
other words to the abolition party. 5>s
IfTexas wants ten millions Of dollars, or in
other words. must have this amount OF money,
the slave holding States had better let her have
it, it would be to the interest, not only Of Tex.
rs. but also to every slave holding State
The benefit which Texas would derive from
a transaction of this kind, is almost incacula-
hle compared to the alternative which is now
before her people. We hope she will falter,
and not conclude this treaty with the Federal
Government. before the slave holding States
has time to think over this matter; and by so
doing she may fortily herself from the asgres-
sions of neighboring abolitio.ist5, who will al.
most encompass her borders.
The slave holding States are fully competent
to raise the ten millions, and we are very much
mistaken if the slaye holders themselves would
not be willing to pay so much on each slave
to raise this money. The value on this species
q; property which would arise out of this trans
x.tion would be immense. This territory OF
Texas would afford market for the surplus
slaves OF Virginia, MARYLAND, North Carolina
and others, for an incalculable length of time !;
thereby securing to their children's children,
Gown to the fourth and fifth generations, h md
sc.nc profits on this property.
HE ten mi!lious Of dollars, il given to Texas
for her territory by the slave holding States,
will not be dead capital, but we think it will
yield ample profits for length OF time not to
be calculated.
The critical period ofthe perpetual existence
Of our favorte institutions is now in existence !;
if the southern people sleep away this interest
ing moment, the days of our iustitusiors are
numbered; then we may fold our arms in mac.
tisity and regret we did not let Texas have what
money she needed aud secure to ourselves aud
our posterity the prize which we will so much
need.
Wehope the Nashville Convention will not
be behind in this matter, but make propositions
to the people OF Texas, through their Governor,
to this effect 1t will not take the Southern
people long to decide what they will do. Aud
we think Texas would much rather dispose OF
her territory to the southern people, wno have
the same interest at stake in common with her,
than to commit the suicidal act oI placing in
the hands of her enemies prize which sine and
her sister southern States may actually need to
secure their very existence
We make these brief remarks, hoping that
some of your able correspondents may dIlate
or these suggestions Where is your cores
ponde.ts "36 SO,""J * d. A." &c, we
hope they will mend their pens and start anew,
for there are more fields for them to survey rich
with verdure, and ripe for the harvest
Yours, DC. l..
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Hardware, Groceries, Bagging, Rope
and TWine,
pEADY-made CloIhing, Hats, Caps, Bonnets.
Ia Boots and Shoes &c. Just received and for
sale at the lowest prices possible hy
W. DRUCKER g. co.
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Notice,

[UHEREAs my wife Mary has left me and re
w fuses to return hereby give notice to all per.
sons not 10 credit her OIL my account, will pay
no account or debt contracted bv her.
JOHN B. SMALL
October 80, 1850.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

Admillis1ratrlX's Notice, -
ALL persons having any claims against the Es-
II tate of Mr. Joseph Lockhart, deceased, are
hereby notified to hand them in properly attested
as required by law. And all persons indebted to
The Estate will make immediate payment to aa
SARAH LO KHART, Admx.o
Oct. %. 81 w3tj
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pRY.Go0Ds.l


'l1iI Sst>eso1.s- AEazasse tlsI ut1s GAS 0Su
FANCY DREssfEsBptadea pH e TSibs, co,A Brcra
ded Labadnrs, for Evening Dnssss. Caehmere Mefino
and oussehn de Lain, plain and printed black and fan
cy Silks, Paris and English Prints, French and Scotch
MOURNING pREssEs-Royal Tour. Satin Royal,
Satin de Chene, de Rhine French Popn BombaZn,
Mnsselin de Lain, Alpaca, Ginghans French and Eng
lish Prints.
TRIMMINGS-Of every variety. TO suit the above.
SUNDRIES-Back and fancy 'Thebit, Cachmere and
wuolen Shaws worked Muslin and Lace Capes and Col
lars Infants worked Dresses and Bodies, Linen Cambria
Hdkfs, Muslin Trimmings, Ia great varetvJ Thread
Lace. Cap kibbons Gloves and itts Of all kinds Hose
IA large assortment long and short sleeve Merno vests
Marseiles Bed and Crib Quilts, Table Piano AMI Toilet
Covers, Ga and 1874 Damask Table Covers Damask and
coored Doyles, Melted Tdies Cd to l24 Linen Sheetng
SO to g. Pillow Case Linen, 5-4 TO l2-s beached aud
brown Cotton Sheeing, Furniture Chints and Dimity.
Curtain Dimy. Furniture Fringe, India Rubber Sheeling
French Bed Blankets. ga to Id Floor Cloth, Scotch
Carpetng. large assortment Of bleached and brown
Goods. Greeks, Ticking Lnseys &c; DC:
FLANNELS-Genuine. Rodgers, Real Welsh. Sa1ony.
Shakers ell wool and silk warp. all wool and Domet
Wlie, Red and Fellow. oe every description.
For Mems Wear.
Black brown, bue green, olive and drah Cloth fancy
10 oloth, for shooting Coats Gloves. Of every varety
Crava; Pocket Handkerchiefs Half Hose Under Shirts
and D:awsTs ready made Shirts and Collars; Suspen.
de:s; HaE Caps. &c. DC.
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wear. Georgia Plains, Cordova do. Blankets,
=, MeDowALL & COOPER
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4 Piece of Imperial three.piy extra
N Gne Carpeiing. jug. received BY
October %. f W. BONNEY.
NEEE Currnts, soft sleil Almonds,
~ Table Sail, in bags, cooking Wine and Yeast
Powders. For sale by E. W. BONNEY.
TXTRA fine Chewing Tobacco, for
u sale by L. W. BONNEY.
A sctt of silver mounted Carriage
Harness, tor sar BY +. W. BONNEY.
D0F'S and Mems ShOes-.Just opene
ID by E. W. BONNEf.
100 bushels old CORN, Of the best quail.
lOU ~. far sale BY E. W. BONNEY.
NEW FALL GOODS.
NJ. DRUCKER L. co.
RE now just opening their large and new sup.
4 ply of seasnnabe Gnods, consisting in part OF
Cloths. cassimeres. sattires, vestings, linens,
Plain and figured alpacca. rnousrlin de LANES
Gnghams, with other goods Tor Ladies Dresses
-hLsO-
A a splendid variety of Calcoes, and the very best
and cheapest bleacled and brown Muslin
to be found in the Town
The above Goods have been selected with The
greatest care, and will he sold as always, al the
very lowest prices. Oct. %.
Hardware, Groceries, Bagging, Rope
and Twine,
DEADY- CloIhing, Hats, Caps, Ronnets.
IL Boots and Shoes &c. Just received and for
sale at the lowest prices possible by
VI. DRUCKER e. co.
Notice.
[UHEREAs my wife Mary has left me and re
W fuses to return,l i hereby give notice to all per.