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.Congaree Races,

SOhGdECC QbtCCSs5.
TNHE Annual RACES over the Congaree formerly
i the Columbia) Race Course, will come off the
second week in December 1854, commencing on
TUESDAY, the 10th thereof, and continuing through
out the week. ~
FIRsr DAY, Tuesday, December PA Colt stake
for three year olds 5000 entrances 800 forfeit with
$500 added by the club provided two or more shall
start.
SECOND DAr, Wednesday, December l3-Two mile
heats, for Jockey Club Purse $780,
THIRD DAY. Thursday December 14-Tbree mile
heats for Jockey Club Purse Of $780,
FOURTH DAY, Friday, December l5-Four mile
heats. for Jockey Club Purse Of $500. Same day
colt stake for three year ods 5000 entrance 500
forfeit, with sIOO added by the club, provided two
or more shall start.
FIFTH DAY, Saturday, December l6-Mile heats,
best three in five for Jockey Club Purse Of $780,
There are already four stables upon the course.
with good and tried ones and three other stables will
most assuredly be here swelling the nunberto about
forty horses
BACON SWINN,. Proprietors.
Nov. % 4S 2t
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Estate Sale.

10y order CT the Court of Ordinary, will be sold on
ID the l4th day of December next at the late resi-
dence Of Thomas Stover, deceased, and on the 5th
day of the same month"; at his place in Lancaster Dis
trict, all the PERSONAL. PROPERTY of the said
deceased Except the Negro Slaves.) consisting OF
Gins Threshers and Fame Blacksmith's Tools, Stock
of all kinds, Wagons, Buggy, Corn Flour, Peas
Wheat Oats, Fodder, Plantation Utensils, Household,
Kitchen Furniture, DC.
Terms-All sums of and under $40 cash; over that
amount, credit of twelve months, notes with appro.
we'd security, with interest from day Of sale.
ELIZABETH STOVER, Admx.
WILLIAM J. STOVER, Admir-
Nov. % 4S 3t
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Dec l2
South CaroIina-Kershaw District
BY JOHN r. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.

BY JOHN h. JOY ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
"HEREAS, John Rosser applied to me for Letters
w Of Administration on all and singular the goods
and chattes rights and credits Of Benjamin Nettles,
late ofthe District aforesaid. deceased:
These are therefore, 10 cite and admonsh all, and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceas
ed to be and appear before at our next Ordinary
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court Houscon the twenty-sxhda day Of December inst
to show canse, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted. =
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day Of
December in the year of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty four, and in the seventy.ninth year
of American Independence.
Dec. 1870 JOHN R. JOY, O. K. D.
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.

Nv { arepow prepared to notify ourfrendsn in town
afY and its vicinity, that we have received full
assortment Of WINTER GOODS, suitable for this
market, and will receive more wit5 every train, viz:
All sorts of Day GOODS, as plain and Cotton,
Cotton and Worsted and all worsted Goods, Silks and
Ribbons, Pantaloon Stutfs, Broad Cloths Linens, Ia
ble Coths Shawls, Mantes and Mantillas, Embroide-
res, Carpetings, &c, -
READY MADE CLOTHING of oil descriptions
GROCERIES, of all descriptions, Hardware, Cutie
ry, Eartben and Chinaware, Saddlery; WOODWARD,
Shoes and Boots, Hats Caps and Bonnets, Hosiery,
&c. &c.
Thanking the public in general for their kind pat
ronage up to this time, we promise to try to mer
their further confidence.
Terms-CuARLESroN PRICES.
NJ. DRUCKER co. q;
Camden Nov. 15. If
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HEADQUARTERs S. c. M,
ORDER NO -

ORDER NO. -.
rTHE Brgadier Generals commanding the several
i Brigades composing the Third Division South
Carolina Militia are hereby required to order eachCo
lionel or officer commanding tie several Regiments o
their respective Brgades to hold election on WE'D
NESDAY, the twentieth day Of December next fol-
the Office of Major General syacatsd by the resigna
ton of Major General John Buchanan, and forthwith
transmit to the Adjutant Generals Ofice,at Colum.
bia certified statement in writing showing the result
of the polls in their respective Brigades. =
BY order of the Commander.in-ChieG -
R. G. NJ. DUNOVANT, Adj. Gen.
Oct %. 43 to i.
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Rev. DIR. Cummings, Works

T ECTURES on the Miracles; Lectures on the Par
IL ables on the Apocalypse, lst and I'd series; Lee
lures on Romanism; Lectures on Daniel; scripture
Readings on Genesis and Exodus; Voices Of the Day
and Night Voices of the Dead; Benedictons or the
Blessed Life The Tent and the altar The Great Sacr'
fee; Christ our Passover Kttos Daily Bible lllustra
tions, in svo. IL no.; Colerdges Works vol. l2mo;
Chambers Miscellanes, 10 vol. l2mo Chambers Pa
pers for the People, VOL l2mo.; DeSaulcys Narative
Of q Journey round the Dead Sea and in the Bible
Lands in 1860 and 1851 including account OF the
Also variety of Miscellaneous Works, School Books,
&C. A. YOUNG.
Nov 20. 46
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

IN EQUTTY--Kershaw.
Elizabeth Stover ct a. Vs. James Slower, Martha Sto
yer and David Stover-Bill for Partition.
TN pursuance of the order of the Court made in this
l. case, will'se to the highest bidder, on WE'D
NESDAY the goth inst, at II o'clock, O. M, at the
residence OF the late Thomas Stover decd, near Flat
Rock in Kershaw District the following named
NEGRO SLAVES,
belonging to the estate of said Thomas Slower, TO-
wit: Lewis, Tom, Wyatt, Lee George, Big Sam,
Stephen, Little Lewis, Little Harry Wimny and her
two children Reuben and Osborn.
Purchasers will be allowed credit Of one and
two years. and be required to give bond with
two approved securities and mortgage of the pro-
perty, with interest from the day Of sale, payable
annually.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
W. II. R. WORKMAN, C. E. X. D.
Dec. 5. 1881 3t
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The South Carolina College.

Nearly the whole press Of the State has had
something to say about the resignation ofPres-
ident rhornweil, and the greater part Of them
have deplored the event as if it involved the
very existence of the Institution, and have in
dicated disposition to employ very strong
moral coercion, to retain him in the place. We
think this is equally unfair to DR.. Thornwell
and to the College. Unfair to him, because
he is Minister of the Presbyterian Church :;
and that Church, after much deliberation, and
with great ananimity, have called him to an
office Of principal importance in their system
of theological education. We do not see
how he can refuse this call, and it is scarcely
generous to make his acceptance of it matter
of complaint or demonstration. tie is not
making chaice between the Presidency of the
College and life of literory Incidence. He
is simply passidg from one active sphere t"
another; and if he believes the latter to be that
one in which he can best release his sense Of
duty, it is not fair to harrass him opposition;
and with exaggerated antcipaions ofinjury to
the College.
But it is unjust to the College. Is there,
indeed, but one man on theseontinent, capable
of presiding over tone mortal man? Then
II he remains in it, when he dies, the College
must die with him. We have no such narrow
faith Tho College did not originate with Dr..
Thornwell, and has no such frai tenuresof ex
islence, as the life of one man. He has been
a good President-active. conscientious and
enlightened but he is not thank God, the only
man adorned with these qualities. It he were,
it would hardly be worth while to lavish mo-
uey and care upon the education of the human
race. The worst stage Of barbar;sm cal, show
ut least one man in seven hundred thousand,
tt to be ruler and teacher.
We think DR.. Thornwell has chosen rightly,
and as he was bound to choose. If the Trus
tees of the College, in naming his successor.
shall as faithfully follow the dictates of duty,
we shall be satisfied The President Of the
College, to an his office efficiently, must be a
man capable Of a moral ascendency over the
minds of young men. 1t is not mere learning
that can give him this. A strong will, an even
and Kindly te per, good knowledge OF life
and the high tone Of a gentleman, are qualities
without which all the learning in the world
would be mere incumbranee and rubbish. We
hope there will be no haste in the selection.
Better short nterrcgrum than bad choice.
The right man will be found by little search
ing; If not in this State, then in another. The
College will not die away so long as it has a
place in the heart of living people.
Charleston Mercury.
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HATS AND CAPS AT COST.

TNHE subscribers having determined to discontinue
Il this part OF their business, will dispose fthe re-
mainder of their stock of Hats and Caps at cost for
cash, or at very small advance on time.
An exam ination of their stock and prices will at
once convince any one dcsirous of purchasing, that it
will be decidedly to his interest to buy Of Them
Goods of like quality have never been offered at such
low prices Among them may be found fine and lash.
ionable MOLESKIN AND BEAVER, also, good
article Of PLANTATION HATS.
Nov 2l-tE WORKMAN q CO.
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Arrivals at the Mansion House,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 9.

I, PhOFhlElOh.
L. r. Gray. Kershaw
W. Kelly, Darlington
A. j. Conyers Lancaster
s. D. George, Kershaw
N. D. Miller, Flat Rock
W. F. George, Kershaw,
j. R. Dye, Beaver Creek
Miss L. Dye, /"
Miss A. Perry, |"
Jos. Cunningham, S. G.
A. J. Conners, n. G.
J. P. Parke, Z"
DR.. Trantham, F. Rock
Mrs. NJ. Sires, Charleston
Miss N. A. Murphy q
S N. Brown & servt. Ala.
DR.. j. F. Lee & Daughter,
North Carolina
W. A. G. Gullegc, Miss
J. Gullege, /"
Jas. Scott, Sumter
D. D. Perry & Brother,
Kershaw
W. G. Brown, Liberty Hill
W. A. James, Sumter
Mrs. G. Williams, servt. &
3 children, Richland
Miss Murphy, Columbia.
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Nov 2;
TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES
FOR SALE.

IN NEQUITY--Lancaster District.
Thomas P. Ballard, Admir- vs. Vim. McKenua and
Pleasant N. Glass and wife and others.
TN Obedience to the decree of the Court of Equity
i made in above case, at June Term, 1854, will
sell, at Lancaster Court House. the first Monday,
the first day of January, 1855.
20 Choice and valuable Negroes
allotted to the heirs of William Miller, (deceased in
above case, Jim Nux, Thompson, Hannah, Viney,
Amanda, Rose, Joseph Dina, Eliza Alley and child,
Susan, Bob John Monroe Old Jim, Nancy. Ellen,
Anna, Mary and Rose Alice--Among the number is
good Seamstress, two good Cooks, some very likely
girls q No. WAGNER and Ostler, and other vaua-
ble negroes the whole likely and desirable.
TEnMs.-A credit of l2 months, and purchasers to
give Bonds with two good Suretiess with interest
from day of SALE
JAMES H. WITHERSOON, @. E. L. D.
Nov. 2S, 1854. 4S-6t Sb.2o
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HIGHLY IMPROVED AND COLORED
DAGUERREOTYPES.
FOR A FEW DAYS oLNY.
JAMES p. TIBBETTs.
FOR A FEW DAYS OIL

Ill Gentlemen of Camden, that he has opened his
GALLERY at the rooms above the Post Office, recent
y occupied by DR.. McCaa Ior few days, where heis
now prepared to execute every variety and style Of
DAGUERREGPYPE~ ~a
Pictures taken at tho low price Of Sl.50 and up
wards according to size and quality of frame or casc
All are invited to call and examine specimens.
Dec 5, 49 II.
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MARRIED-In Pendleton, on Wednesday, 9Th inst
by Rev. Thomas j.. Earle, THOMAS J. WARREN and
MARIA LOUISA, daughter Of Robert A. Maxwell, Esq,
of the former place.
At the same tme by Rev. ]. L. McBryde, Mr. J. r.
BLAKE of Greenwood, and LIZZIE, youngest daughter
ofRobert A. Maxwell, Esq.
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"a GA HR De
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!

4 T the CHARLESTON CLOTHING AND DRY
IA GOODS STORE, two doors above Workman
d Co.'s Shoe Store, Camden S. G..
The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
Camden and surrounding country, that he has open.
ed New Store, where he constantly keeps on hand
large and beautiful stock of the aLoye Goods, to-
gether with good many other articles which he
will sell on the most reasonable terms.
His motto is quick sales and small profits. Please
give him call.
Nov. l3.-46tf J. ISRAEL
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ESTATE SALE.

ESTATE SALE.
81 NEGROES, and Mules, 90 Hogs, 30 head
of Cattle, $500 bushels of Corn, &c.
DY order from James H. Witherspoon, Ordinary,
ID Lancaster District, will be sold on the Goth day
of December 1854, and days following. at Jackson
han, the late residence of Col Thomas W. Huey, de-
ceased, the PERSONAL ESTATE of the said deccas-
ed, consisting of
81 choice and likely Negroes,
among them n Smith and Cook, several young Eel
lows, Boys ard Girls Also,
I2 HORSES AND MULES,
e5 head of HOGS, 80 being PORK HOGS,
$500 bushels of CORN,
90, 900 lbs. FODDER,
l2, 600 lbs HAY, quantity of SIIUCkS,
100 dozen OATS in Sheaf,
100 bushels cleaned OATS, for seed.
SmiiI, and Plantation Tools,
Cotton Gin and Thrasher, 3 Road Wagons, Two
Horse Wagon, Carriage and Harness, variety of
excellent
Household Furniture,
and many other articles.
TERMs-A credit of IL months, purchasers to give
notes with two good sureties with interest from the
day of sale, but the Cash will be received from any
person desiring it.
JOHN NJ. CROCKETT,
Surviving Administrator.
Nov, l7.-4S-5t S6.75.
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NOfiCC.

4 LII who are indebted to me by note or open ac-
and pay. Being compelled to leave home Oh account
of my health the urgency Of this call will be apparent
as require money TO meet my own engagements
Thankful for past favors, continuation is solicited
from my friends. K. S. MOFFAT.
Dec 5-3m 4S
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NEW GOODS.
RICH FRENCH UPHOLSTERY.
FALL IMPORTATI0NS

p
RICH FRENCH UPHOLSTERY.
FALL IMPORTATI0NS
n. W. KINSMAN g. CO.,
179 KING STREET.. ~
Corner of King and Berrisford Streets,
IMPORTERS OF
French Curtain Materials, UplloI-
stery Goods and Paper Hanginss.
INVITE the attention of the trade and public gen.
Il orally to the extensive and beautiful assortment Of
SATIN DE LANES, DAMASkS,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CORNICES, BANDS AND PINS, &c.
which they are receiving from Europe and American
manufactures, and which they offer
Wholesale and Retail,
at prices loper than any other house in this city.
II. w. K. & Co. are receiving the latest Paris de-
signs Tor CURTAINS and DECORATIONS, of all
kinds and enabled to produce work OF the best
character and style.
Merchants and Families will find it to their advan-
tage to call, as every article in the
Curtain and Upholstery Line
can be obtained at the above establishment and at
terms which cannot fail to give appreciation.
All kinds of
INTERIOR DECORATIONS :
executed, and PAPERS put up in superior style by
expe fenced workmen. -..
Charleston, S. G.. so A.
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PIANO FoRTEs.

THE subscriber has Just received g supply of six
L and seven Octave PIANO F0RTEa8 Rosewood
cases, of superior. tone spd Workmanship and are
warranted equal to any manufactured in this country,
from the celebrated house of Hallett and Cumston,
Boston, and Will be sold at manufactnrers' prices
Nov IA ,sg...sl,5 GEO. ALDEN.
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A Desirable Residence for Sale.

A Desirable Residence for Sale.
TIME Subscriber having determined to remove TO
L tho country, offers his present residence in Cam.
den for sale. The House has been recently built and
is in good repar-has eight capacious rooms, Bath
ing room, Pantry Garret, and six closets On the
premises are all necessary outbuildngs an excellent
well of water with good fixtures large Flower Gar
den, with choice Shrubbery, Roses &c. The location
as regards health and comfort, is unsurpassed.
To an early applicant bargain will be given. To
those wishing to purchase, the premises will be shown
at any time. W. j. MKAlN.
Oct. II. u-42
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the go,old. Was not thatasos If not, then
confess, my dear Falstat, that your heart was
dislocated by the proposition of j.. /. j., Of L.
H., "that whoever wins the quilt shall return it
and depend upon his liberality to become a
participant" We know.you Falstaf, by Hea-
vcns, you can't come it over Flat Rock. ~
OLD FIELD.
Nov. so. 1854
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Notice..

\ IL persons are forewarned against trading for
IA note given by James Ware to Thomas D. Win
chester for the Of $s5, dated Oct. IL, 1854, and
payable on demand; but the sum is not value re-
ceiyed, will not pay it unless compelled by law
Dec. 2-6t48 JAMES WARE.
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STUART'S Refined Suffar House Syrup and North
~ ern Cheese. Just opened atthe "Old Corner" by
Nov. IA. E. W. BONNEY,
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ATTENTION.!

ATTENTION!
MOT to any great Military orders but attention
~ the whole while inform the citizens of Cam.
den that I am permanently settled two doors above
M Drucker & Co.'s where keep constantly on hand
q beautiful stock of JEWELRY, Cutlery, Spectaces,
Silver and Plated Ware, Port Monaies Ladies Com
panons, Card Cases. Knives, &c, &C., which he will
sell on the most reasonable terms for cash to pune
tual customers. The trade Of any other kind is re
spectfully declined.
Y-Watchea and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner, and all work warranted.
CHARLES BOFENSCHEN.
Nov. IA. 46
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GROCERIES AT COST.

TN11E subscriber intending tosclose his present
i ness by the 2oth December next Offers his entire
stock of Heavy ond Fancy GROCERIES, VINES
LIQUORS TOBACCO, sEGARs. &C., '.1',ss 5si
AT COST FOR CASH
or for approved paper at GO days, payable at Bank
The stock is new and complete and those wshN bar.
gains will do we'll 70 call and examine II. ~
Nov Tt y. A. SCHROCE
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Keep Your Feet Warm and Dry.

ladies and Gentlemen who are exposed either to
IL the wet or cold winter.weather, would do well to
provide themselves with Cork Soes and Winter Over
shoes which may be had OF superior quality and on
reasonable terms OF WORKMAN i co.
Nov. 81, Al If,
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"a. VI. hODlASS
L. ". Boykin, Kershaw
B. B. Creary. Charleston
J. E. Gureton, Lancaster
j. 81. Witherspoon, "
J. D. Young, Kershaw
B. NJ. Saverry, New York
J. P. Tibbetts, :. "
J. B. Cousart and Lady,
Lancaster.
Thos. Mahool, Baltimore
G. D. Blair & servt. Tenn.
L. w. R. Blair & servt.,
, Kershaw
". Massey, Yorkville
W. Mungo, Kershaw
LIT. y. T. Lee u lIauShteii
North Carolina
R. F. Hart, "
Saml. Park, "
Jos. Tiller, Kershaw
Thos. Lucas, {.
P. F. Iugrem, H. Rock
Mrs. N. A. Ingrem, q
Miss Bishop. !"
John Perry, Liberty Hill
w. NJ. Green, Sumter
J. A. Carnes Bishopville
J. T. Stevens. Lancaster
S. II. Brewer, Kershaw
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF
FANCY and HEAVY GROCERIES

A FRESH SUPPLY OF
FANCY and HEAVY GROCERIES.
Just receiving consisting Of
hhds New orleans SUGARS
2 Muscovado DO
80 barrels refined DO
10 1" crashed DO
10 sacks Old Java COFFEE -
20 !" Rio DO
s bhds West India MoLAssEs
20best New Orleans DO
80 boxes Adamantine CANDLES
20 e superior Sperm. DO
10 " " Pearl Starch
.' No. Soap.
Segars and Tobacco.
rs NJ SEGARS, of various brands
2 boxes Penn's TOBACCO
2 " Young America DO
3 /" Willis Do
2 Crown Imperial DO =
" Arrow Twist DO
Wines and Liquors. :,
5O.barres Rectifed WHISKEY
30 " Old Rye DO
halfp,ps Pale Tennessee BRANDY
l " Champagne DO.
Cognac DO
2quarter pipes Old Madeira WINE gs
Together with every other article in the Grocery
line. All of which I will sell at wholesale or retail
for cash. to punctual customers at low prices
they can be bought in this market.
Oct8. j. A. SCHROCK.
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"To tile Rescue"

TNHoSE indebted to me for the past will did me
i ysery much in meeting my Fall payments. if they
will come forward Immediately and settle their Bills:
Coming TO do 60 before January will betthought no
breach of courtesy whatever the part of those in-
debted for the yeark1s5l, '5S and ,5a.
Nov l4-3t l. j. DeI1AY.,
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Notice.

Notice,
THE Copartnership existing under the name OF the
l. Kershaw Steam Mill Company was dissolved on
the first day Of July last by the Withdrawal OF o. b.
Kershaw. J. B. KERSHAW,
D. G. TRYON,
@sh T. TRYON,
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The subscriber continues the Lumber Business on
his own account. Orders may be left wit L. Chat
ten or addressed to me, through the Post Office.
Nov 22-4S 6tf L. TRYON.
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Fancy China Ware!
TUST received at Workman's Drug Store, an ele.
C giant assortment of China Ware consisting in part Of
Fine Gilt China cups and saucers with and without
notices
Rich Gilt Card receivers and Jewelry stands
Fancy China Inkstands, Jewelry boxes
Flower Vases, elegant Toilet bottles, &c, &c.
ALSO,
A full supply of American and English Tooth and
Hair Brushes Clothes, Hatand Shoe do.
Buffalo dressing Combs, pocket and fine tooth Combs
Also large lot of fine and common Shaving brushes.
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Jacobs Cordial.
HOOFLAND'S German. Bitters; Carter's Spanish
III Mixture; Bulls, Townsends and Sands Sarsapa-
rilla Railways Ready Relief Ready Resolvent Ready
Regulators Circassian Balm for.the hair
Rogers Lverwort and Tar; Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry: Hutchings' Dyspepsia
Bitters; Oxygenated Bitters
MofTat's Btters Tarrants' Seltzer Aperient
Upham's vegetable Electuary Rowands Tonic
Rowand's Compound Syrup Of Blackberry Root
Henry's Magncsla; Murrays Fluid Magnesia Citrate
Ellis Magnesia Chrsties Galvanic Curatives
Mustang Liniment Jaynes' Medicines
Roses Family Medicines Strong's Pills. Mofats do.
Leroy's, Peters and Holloways Pills
Jew Davids Hebrew Plaster; Peery's Dead Shot
McLaues VermIuge and pills; Fahnestocks Vermifage
with great many other Patent Medicines to be found
at T.J. WORKMAN & COS Drug Store.
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Headquarters e2d Reg't s. c. M.

= CAMDEN Dec. 5, 1854.
WTILbIAM R. TAYLOR having been appointed
w fAdutant of this Regiment, rice Tho. J.. Warren
elected Major will be obeyed and respected according
ly By order Of Col TAYLOR 3
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
Notice.

." G. MOORE is authorized to act as my Agent
w during my temporary absence from the State
Camden, Dec. $40 B. J. KUYKENDAL.