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ESTATE SALE.

ls NEG ROES, MULES AND HORSES, CORN, &c.
10y o der OF james II. Withersp"on, Ordinary, Lar
ID caster District, will be sold the 18th Of NJ
vemher 1854 and days following, at the late residence
of Nathaniel Hough, deceased the whole personal
tate OF said decd, consisting OF Is young and likely
Negroes, 10 lead of Mules aud Horses about 20 head
Of cattle, 65 head of hogs. one good Road Wagon
Buggy and Harness. Blacksmith and Plantation Tools
Household and kitchen Furnute, Corn Fodder, Oats
Potatoes one horse Wagon, Cart and many other art
-cles.
Terms-12 months credit with interest, note and
two good securities. The sale VIII take place about
three miles south OF Taxahaw. on the Camden Road,
where the intestate resided.
= LABAN FURGUSON, Admr.
Oct IA lt-43
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Three pays j Later from Europe.
,s Arrival Of the Steamer Africa.
ssEBAsTAPoL NOT TAKEN!!!.

sgss4ssse ~ sil5, New YORK, Ger. ~.
The steamer Africa has arrived, with Liver.
pool datessOf October 7. 5.G -
SheSbringss Understanding Intelligence TINT
Sebastapol had daot yet heen.takrn, and that
the ACCOUNTS pag61'hv the Baite reIativ to
the destruction of the Russia tleci, ih,' sur.
rendeEyof Menchikof, DC, were base ta''rica-
tions. Headespa'c ch sighed "aOn'er Pacha,
was7aIsosa forgery. 3 49, : - -
0natbe 9Th, when the official courier left.
the fighting was going On without interruption.
Menchicof with 10000 nleu had kept the open
6elds salL the. 25th. but after desperate lifting
svass ssdfiyen.iuto SebastapoL. The allied armies
and fleets tweretiii communication with each
Other, and had formally invested the place.
Ehe. latest accounts state shat the allies had
cassed the second line OF defence, and thai
thenbesieged= hard pressed.
Thaf Rnssia,, garrison Of .Aua a fortress
ON the Cifcas>ian coast after destroying their
foftifcations, had .joined Meuchikof.
LvERPoeL, Oct. 7.-Since the sailing Of the
Baltic Cotton had been quiet, and rates aIe
neniinaHy unchanged. Sales of the week. 6i'-
900 bales. Fair Orleans 6 l-4-middlng 3
a.4;efair uplands -middling 5 is.
Floarhad advanced a2s. per barrel.
<aG.fAs7 - CarOltnian.
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IN EQUITY---SOuth Carolina, Her.
shaw District.

Robert A. Young and wife J. NJ. DeSaussure. Mary
T. Young, ct al-BM for sale Of Real Estate Negroes
dc. de- - .s-r..-
obedience to an order Of the Court in above stated
i case made bearing date the l4th of June last
will offer for sale at public ontcry before the Court
House door in Camden OH the Hrst Monday in January
next the Real Estate known as the Marengo lands
Said lands will be sold H. separate tracts as represent
ed in copy plat Of the made by Colin era, D.
s., dated I'd of June, 1854 marked and filed as an
exhibit in said case. And the separate tracts will be
sold as containing the number oacres represented in
said plat by the sane more orless as ..--.-
Tract No. contains 1924 acres'and will not be sold
for less than $l.25 per acre.
Tract No12 contains 362a acres, and not to be sold
for less than Sl.25 peracre. H >.. -
Tract No. 8 contains a73 acres, not to be sold for
less than Sl.2 per acre.
Tract No. contains 373 acres and moi to be sold
;or less than 81 25 per acre. =,
Tract No. contains 2l04 acres, and is to he sold
for gross sum not 10 be less than S2aUO-has Mill
seat on it
Tract No. contains 230 acres and lot to be sold
for less than 10 cents per acre.
Tract No. Z contains seq acres and not to be sold
for less than 70 cents per acre
Tract No 8 contains SCI acres aud not to be sold
for less than 10 cents per acre. y,
Certain Town Lots on Lyttletonand FarStreets in
the town Of Camden to be divided the three half lots
fronting on Lyttletou Street. not to be sold for less
than $3.50 and the three half lots on Fair Street. not
to be sold for less than $3.50.
ALSO. +-A g
The lot on Broad Street, Immediately south Of O.
L. Chattens having commodious two story brick
Dwelling thereon, with all necessary outbuildings
thereto attached Not to be sold for less than $4,000
ccALso --,s-: 80
The following named negroes, viz: Tom-young
intelligent well beIaved-a shoemaker by trade
Not to be sold for less than $1,000.
&4 ALSO.
a. Will be sold, onthe same day, and in the same case,
Hazard Monday, and Patsey.
Terms-For the lands so much cash as will pay
costs Of proceedings and expenses of sae-balance on
credit of one two three four and five years. interest
from day Of sale payable apnually.purchase money
to be secured by bond with approved surelies and a
mortgages Of the property Purchaser to pay for all
necessary papers &c.
The negroes will be sold a credit of one two and
three years. wthiuterest from the day Of sale payable
annually, to be secured by Lond with approved sure
tirs and mortgage Of the property. Purchaser to
pay for all necessary papers, &c.
Some of the lands lie within short distance ofCam.
den and may be valuable for FIRE wood.
Reference can be had at any time to the plat and
any information desired may DO obtained fiom Col J.
=. = '- W.H.R. WORKMAN, c. E.1K. d.
: Oct 81 td-42 ~
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INTELLIGENCE
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Baltic.
--~~~~o~oI>e.c~~~
THE ALLIES VICTORIOUS. :.
FALL OF sEBASTAPoL.
COTTON. .ADVA nee D..

' Is NEw YORK, Oct l6.
The us. mail steamship Baltic, Captain
Constoek, has arrived a! her wharf at this port
from Liverpools, which port she left on the 4th
inst - ~
Her intelligence is Of a highly important
character. s@e'S
-rAs great battle had been fought in the Cri.
rnea on the heights above Sebastapol, whence
the allies fred the town and sunk ten ships IF
war in the harbor. .1l
Sebastapol had fallen, and the city was in
flames. S -
< The engagement was very sanguinaEy-lO,-
600 French and English having been killed:
lsOe0s Russians. $4,000 prisoners and 1000
guns: we're captured.
Prince Napoleon behaved very gallantly,
and had Two botses shot under him.
Psince Menschikoff, notwithstanding the al.
most utter annihilation of his army remained
and refused to surrender.
The effect of this intelligence has beer ia
vorable upon the ,noaey and cation markets.
In Liverpool, cotton had advanced l-sd., with
sales Of $4,000 bales siace the sailing OF the
Europa. * & = rs - .sss59 So -
E1..s Z. NEw YORK, Oct. II.
It appears that an importsnt hattie was
fought on the 26th nit.. on the banks Of the
Alma. it9wassbegnn by the Turks ~lo were
in advance, and compelled to- retire, when The
French and English came up compelling the
Russians to retreat to the heights above Sc
bastapol, where the great battle was iou6ht on
tho S25tn uit, with The result already stated.
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Headauartcrs 22d Regiment s. c. M.

\ CAMDEN, Oct. I9, 1904.
TN pursuance of an order from Brigodier General
i Chandler an election is hereby ordered TO oe nea
on SATURDAY the 25th day Of November next for Ma
Jo of the Lower Battalion to supply the vacancy oc'
casioned by the resignation Of It. COL KerslIaw. Cap:
tains, or officers commanding Companies will take TO
their assistance two subordinate officers and hold SAID
election according tolaw. The Managers or at least
one from each place of election, will meet in Camden
on Monday the 27th day of same month, count the
votes and forthwith transmit to the Bgadier 1enerai
statement writing, showing the result Of the elec-
ton signed by all the Managers present at the count
ing. By order Of Col. Taylor.
A THO. j. WARREN, Adjutant
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HEADQUARTERS S. c. M,
ORDER NO.

rHHE Brigadier Generals commanding tho several
i Brigades composing the Third Division South Ut,
Carolina Militia arc hereby required to order each 20
lionel or officer commanding the several Regiments OF
their respective Brigades to hold an election on e.
NESDAY, the twentieth day of December ne&t lot
the Office Of Major General, vacated by the resgan
ton Of Major General John Buchanan ana iol1,M,.n
transmit to the Adjutant Generals Office at Colum-
bi certified statement in writing showing the result
of the polls in their respective Brigades. -
3 By order Of the Commander.in.Chcf
R. G. NJ DUNOVANT, Adj. Gen.
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Arrivals at tie Mansion House,
Il srrok THs WEEK ENDING OCT. 81.

|, PROPRIETOR.
IR. R Crawford 4 servant
|sET.sy's- - Lancaster
EWin. Massey. Long Street
E.P p Penn, Va. ;
Gen. Chandler. Sumter
/ Rev. S. Furman and two
e., daughters, Sumter
John Carter. N. G.
EW.C. Cunningham, lady
b and sister, Liberty Hill
| r. J Dick 4 ssrt. Sumter
EJA Scott b son, do
EH. Britton, do
NV. @. King, N. g.
| Mrs. B. Il Commander &
/, daughter, Sumter
| J. Knox, Flat Rock
/ Mrs. stuckey Bishopyille
tg Spencer; do,
/ Peter Rec, Canada
e. h. Lomas,. Ridgeway
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Sons of Temperance.

q GRAND DIVISION OF SOUTH CAROLINA q
NOTICE is hereby given that the seventh Annual
~ Meeting Of tins body will be held at Columbia,
on Thursday the 3oth November next. The Session
to commence at1l o'clock,a m. BY order Of the g..
W.P. - s, III. DELAY, 6. S.
n B. Recording Scribes are requested to have the
Credentials of the Delegates of their respective Dys
ions properly executed and forwarded to this Office
previous to the 2oth November : q j. D.
Oct "a ,, :. - 6t-43 - 4
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Mechanics, 1assSiers IN Man aIsrIs
- Sr5 INcAsH PRIz43H.

yToLUNE ten of the Scieat ,A5pst5sgk oapmeE;S
ces on the 18TH OF September "a
voted tothe ,adgsnceH ntofs the.ip
ted BY men liz Skilled IN the arts
Probably mo other jourRdf Of she sane i
extensively circulated. geuerally eete e1Esqs
practical ability. Nearl.ian the Ietngbf 3z95t
which issue weekly from the Pateut Office are 5se
uted NTH Egrariags, and the claims q alE
are published regularly in fts Columns theF afs
col Encyclopedias Of Information upoai lie 81
1echanical improvements, Che,aist ps
the Sstenees generally. Iis published week
70 form s1itab for bindtng and ssoEilIe
Pour undred and sixteeR pages 1;ReadidE @!ss
several hundred Engrayings with snnd go
Index. It's circulation on the ast
$4,000 copies per week, and the pEaesicpl sesglgs
one volume are worth g any tals glScsls1
= The following CASH m Prizes aresoaesea
ers for the fourteen, ,larsest listsef sabseai
the first Of January. 1866 $IQgs y boz
the largest list $1S for .he sssend Sgs
dortle seventh s35s5r the eigbtfi
ninth; {S25 for thestenth;t 0fcrtiefc fclesenfHS
thestwelh $40 for The, ecnth and
fourteenth The cash " be paid TO Etie
competitor Immediately afsr tic INST Of JsngpEyS
1856. sa<t 5.s z ssss - 8.
TermsAone copy one 50; ioneco isE
$li FIVE copies six months Ten copfsssix llsls
So; ten copies twelve month Sis Haeen eopiss
months S22 twenty copies months $$2e p atiyaA
Nofnumber of fsuUscrip ptian above twen
ketsat less than ST. 40. EACH Names can
at tdiliesent ttiihesand from ffsfeut Post 6a6eek
Southern and Westsfll inpts5 psssnssstII
lsIs gsitSrs sicdd be directed postpaid g HssS
Co. RESTITUTION stfeet, New gfk. 8 ssss5
Rlessrs. Mum "a Cosars xtslsisesiy
procnrng ,patents for winventiep
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ryssE sG ROBINS

SRE G.<-HObiNoD,
L. l. stdekey, Darlington
N. CroswsH, sssss,f d6Ha
J. A. Cannes, : q q do {,
T. J., Warren, Kirkwoods
J. J.. Williams Lancaster
s. r. Brewer, Fiat Rock
Dr.. Prizes; ':Al8
". j. Nc Call Lady and
10 Hprsee AHgasta
P. T. Young Miss
D. J. George, Rus PIaSe
J. j. Fort q Son, Ala s
VIM. Massey, Long Street
VI. N Stockton, SCR IL
]. J. Drakefofd, Kershaw
Thos. Rickots. Ga. ~
W. KellysD Darlington
J. B. hughes H Rock
W. rixon; Liberty Hill
r. B. Cunningham do
P. T. Williams. Miss. 52.
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south CaroIina---Kersl,aw. District.

By JOHN r. joy, Esquire, Ordinary Of said District.
syXTHEREAS, David Watkins and Wiley Watkins,
w applied to me for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the goods and chattles, rights
and creGts of Amos A. Watkins late of the District
aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the said de-
ceased to be and appear before me at our next 0rdi
narys Court for the said District tote holden at ker-
shaw Court House on the 10th day of Nov next to
show cause if any, why the said administration should
uot'be granted 49,,
Given: under my hand and seal, this 2o,h day OF
7 SOctober, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty -four and in the seventy
4 ninth wear of American Independence.
JOHN R. JOY, O. X D. r
: Oct "a 43 1t
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cassia and Georgia. But this is wide field
of operations, and to occupy it will call for
vastly greater energy and activity than they
have yet shown. The campaign is, in fact,
probably ended, and we shall hear of another
six months of diplomacy Charleston 4nsr.
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GOODS.

THE subscriber has now completed his Fall stock
Il in its different departments all of which has been
selected with special care and to which, he invites the
attention Of his his friends and customers generally
Oct. 17-2t '-1&. C. MATHESON
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MARRdEDA1n Camden, on Wed1esday. evening,
18th inst; BY Rev. samuel Furnan, DR.. RICHARD N:
MOORE to Miss NARY dargater Of thelate Major john
Ballard, all of Sumter - - = y
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C. A. M,DONALD.
Merchant Tailor,

DETURNS his thanks to liberal public for. their
HI patronage and Would inform them that he has
just returned from New York where he has purchased
a choice collection ofsCLoTHs, CASSIMEaES and
VESTINGS which he now offers reasonably and war
rants them Of superior quality. sss
He also has the Latest French and American fish
ions and will execute work with despatch and pune
tuay, as he has the best of workmen Prices accord
ing to times For cash, a discount will be allowed.
Oct "a AZ
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FALL CLOTHING.

Just received. large varied assortment Of Winter
q clothing of the latest styles and most dnrable ma
terials. Also, full assortment Of Gentlemens out
fitting apparel consisting of Shirts, Drawers Crayats
&c. &c, ut @. MATHESON'S.
Oct II, AZ 3m
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NOMINATION.

Adutant THOMAS J. WARREN, is re-
spectfully announced as candidate for Major,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna.
ton f Lieut. Col. Kershaw.
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Nsw York. Oct l6.-The following 50 iar
81 ascertained, up his time, S the c"nd'I"a
ofthe passengers and crew Of the ;ll-lated Arc Arc
tic :1sSa's5cs 49, . ~,
kuown to be saved of the passengers 81; Of
6cers-do-s4s crew 20; missing, passengers d Il
crew 96 So far as ascertained not s0fltary
lady has been saved, aud no children. Their
fate seems tohaye been peculiarly hard. Some
weresFptaeedsonb Board the life, boats, but their
fate. lis nnkpown; hope however, encourages
the belief that some.of them may yet be res
cued, and those nearly rsauected with them,
still cling to,thisthope. - g - g. -
MosTGoaERY, ,1oct. q, l,'as54-The yellow
fevetjn dis city is very malignant, and there
are 26 cases under treatment There were
10 deaths TO day. .Tbe, weathersis,s cool, but
produce no atstementia thetyrulence of'the
eapddemic. az 90
CopRr. On Monday last our court CON.
menced Judge Whitner presiding. This is
the first tine his Honor has held court here,
and eur citizeds now have the pleSure of know.
ing that he issan able and dignifea junst; affa
ble .iRa his iisanner, courteous to the bar and
promptia fhedeSpa Of business His charge
to the ydry was tothe point.
True bilsS@ere found against DR.. F.. L.
Gunter and Rnbert Franklin. n" bill was re
turned in tkescaSe df Edward Gunter. The
State leases viii consume nearly the whole Of
the week, leaving the civil cases to another
tern,.d on Monday the summary process aud
inquiry docket was, despatched.
P..5S r. C. Fnuklin has been acquitted.
sZesss : ;-,s Eegtery Sentiael !,
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Land for Sale.

LdnuG IOE safe. ~ -. "a ~
JNHE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION ~
Il in the Fork Of Lynchcs Creek, containing 475 L
acres and about I25 Of which is under
ton well watered ditcbed and drained and fencesH "a
good repair the uncleared land is well tubere soe
marsh land which is excellent range cattle Ahasa
premises are comfortable Dwelling House and al E
necessary out buildings Persons wishing to pufcLasS
would do well to CALI and examine for tilemssfyea
.a6s. z,=.., ,a1 ~ Sss-.JA eOB.ELEISssSs Is -;
Sept 26, 1854. ., q..,,. 1s., s.5s 40 s,sss ~
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5000 Pairs of Negro Shoes,
OF his own manufacture.

= OF his own Manufacture. f5---.I
-..iinh&1-Sole and Upper Leather. Calf and Lining
Skins Band and Harness Leather, Shoe Thread Shoe
Lasts, Shoe Tools of every description:
ALSb-Nens, Boys and Children;S' -GARS, new
patterns.
~ Together with large stock Of Travelling and
Common Trunks Vaces, Carpet Bags Wallets School
Satchels and Waterproof Travelling Bags.
~ The above comprises but very small portion
of his Stock, all of which will compare with any in
the Southern country for style or durability.
Oct. II. AZ
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Pickle and Preserve Jars. -,
A LARGE assortment with Corks to it Just reeeiy.
n ed and for sale by T.!J. W0RKMAN CO. y y
Aug.29. ga st9s35 40 II
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

X E0RGE ALDEN respectfully invites the atten.
VI ton Of the citizens Of Camden and the surround
ing Country to his extensive stock of BOOTS ana
SHOES, now receiving direct from the manufacturers
which he offers at very low prices His stock consists
in part, as follows viz -
GENTLEMEN'S
Fine calfskin quilted waterproof BOOTS =
do do welted do y
do do waterproof pegged do ....
do Mud Boots -
do kip pegged Boots
do do do Bootees
do calf do do
do do waterproof Bootees
do do sewed and pegged Shoes and Bootees
do do Oxford Ties ~
do do Pegged jersey Ties 49, SEE.
do waterproof Overstoes ...
do gaiter Boots
do Russet Brogans -
Fine calskin pegged Boots
do. do do Bootccs
do kip . do Boots 20
do do do Bootees .r
do calskin sewed do ~ - "a
do Russet Brogans =
LADIES' -
Fine Black Satin Caters a,
do do lasting do = .
do do kid do i; 5.t 81 -.
do morocco Jenny Linds, -. .,s...;:s-s ...;::s-s
do white kid and satin Slips -,.,k. =
do English kid do -
do Ffench kid Slips and Tics
do American do do ~ do " - -
do morocco Walking Shoes. ~- 80
do do do do .-
do lasting buskin Tips
do black velvet Slips
do goetskin Walking Shoes
do water proof overshoes 9''
b. MISSES
Fine colored gater Boots
do ,.:! do kid do a.. -.i- =
do morocco Walking Shoes s-.s.. - So.
do kia Slippers ,,. So 80 - 49,. -...,rs,
do cotored morocco Slippers q, -
do india Rubber Slices s
do caHskin School do -, IS g. - s@s3:
Together with great variety Of
CT CHII.DREN,S SHOES. ~.
. ALSO 80 s.-....r --5',-
nm D,;x.s of Naorn ShOas g..
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SELLING OFF ~
AT REDUCED PRICES

TNHE subscriber having determined to close his bu
? u siness in Camden, by the first Of January will
sell his stock of GROCERIES, WINES, AND Ii.
QUORS, at reduced prices tor Cash. He will sell
CHEAPER than the articles Gu: be purchased
elsewhere in Camden. His stock is LARGE AND
COMPLETE and well worth lrnblic. attention.
Il. "A. AUSTIN.
- oc, Je 8r.' 40 ~
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sl0 Reward.

DANAWAY from the Subscriber on the 2lst OF
h September last, his negro girlKaty, between IL
and Is years of age. She is tolerably well grown,
speaks proper her color and hair rather ncnes to the
Mustezo, she has scar OH one arm, accustomed oy
burn when child she was purchased out of the es
late the late Capt. Alex McCaskill. She has an un-
Gle somewhere in the neighborhood Of Mr.. VIM. Nun
rss store, and another belonging 10 Mrs L. W. Boy;
kin the of which is SAID to be runaway and
this girl may have sntten with one or the ohcr OF
them. will give the above rc#ard for her delivery
TO me at my residence in the Fork Of Lyns creek or
in any jail in the State so that l can get hcr
JACOB ELLIS.
Oct Is, 1854 43
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sHERHFF,S SALES.

DY virtue Of sundry Wrils Of Fl Fa. to me drec-
ID ted, will sell before the Court House in Cam.
den, on the first Monday in November next the fol-
lowing property, to-wit:
One tract OF Land two hundred acres ore or less,
lying in the Fork of Big and Little Lynchs creeks,
bounded by lands of John Branan, Willy Branan and
others Levied on and to be sold the property Of
Ella Copeland at the suit of Martin Bryan vs.. Ella
COPELAND THOS BASKIN, S. K. D.
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PLANTATION GOODS.

A LARGE stock Of Negro Cloths, Blankets, al:
n Wool Plains Linseys &c. dc. Just received and
for sale at c. MATHESON'S
Oct II, AZ 3m
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MEMS and Youths Ready, Made. Clothing. tie
lHl most extensive and desirable stock ever offered
in this Market just opened at :" the Old Corner, by
Sept. l9-tf, go E. w BUNNEY.
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T AIDES rich dress goods Embfoid deFiess Gloves,
~ Laces, Curtain Muslina &C., received and fy sale
low at " the Old Corner" by -. -.
Sept. left. F's'e H,H' =. w. BoNNEY.L
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900 pieces Negro Cloths from l2As to 50 cents a
Il yard just opened at the Old Corner
Sept. 19-tf Z. W. BONNEY.
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Oct. Is, 1854.

Attention Camden Light Infantry.
VOU are hereby ordered 10 attend an adjourned
L meeting of your Corps at Temperance Hall, on
Thursday afternoon 26ill inst. at o'clock.
By order Of Capt Ancrum.
e. J. DELAY, Clerk.
Oct "a. 43 It.
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A M R. KENNEDY'S Stock of Dress Goods
IA for Ladies' wear, Emhroideries. Hosiry Gloves
&c is very full, and offered on the most reasona
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WORMS! WORMs!! WORMS! ;!

WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS! :!
nRsMcLANE'S VERMIFUGE is warranted to be
~ the BEST most safe and radical cure for Worms.
1t is approved and recommended by the Medical
Faculty in ever section where it has been introduced
In fact where il Ia known none other is used.
< One of our mos respected physicians in speaking Of
DR.. McLanes Vermifuge SAYS "Its great superiority
over all other Vermuges arises from the fact that
while it is more ecacious than any other Vermifuge
It is perfectly safe.
eB- Price 25 cents per bottle.