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UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.
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North.Caroina University Magazine OTicc,
May, 1853. )
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Cash Store.
Albert q. atta.

A LSPICE, Almonds, Sugar and Burnt AL
II monds.
Il ROoMs,-Buckets Backing, Bologna Sausage,
e OFFEE-Mocha, Languayra, Java and Rio,
T. RACKERS-Soda, Wine, Bntter, Water md Lemon
e ANDY-assorted, Citron Currants and Chocolate,
q ANDLES-Wax Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow;
ID RIED BEEF-Drums of Figs Bakers Cocoa.
E NGL1SH-Pckles. 4. Mustard and Walnuts,
r LOUR. Fresh SalmoDd. Fig Paste and Figs
g NIGER Preserves Race Ground Ginger Groceries,
III ERMETICALLY Sealed Oysters and Salmond
L IMITATION L. Cheese, Ink. Indigo. lsinglass,
j ELLlES-Apples, Peach, Ounce, Raspberry,
X EEP in mind the articles kept here,
l. ARD, Lemons, Lemon Syrup Layer Raisins,
m ACARoNI, Mace, Matches Mustard, E F. & A.
N EW Orleans Sugar. Porto Rico do; Nutmegs,
o LIVE OIL, Oysters, Onion Pickles.
p RUNES Pepper Ground and whole, Pepper sauce
@ UINCE Jelly; Quarter boxes RaiSns
R ICE, Rio Hondo, Regalia, Regla and Raglan Cigars
s UGAR, Loaf, Crushed, Ground A. and c. & Brown,
s DAP, Winchester's Extra No. l and Family. No J.,
s OAP Colgate's Toilet Transparent and CASTLE,
s TARCH, made Of Corn for Pies, Puddings &C.,
II EA, Hyson, Green, Gun Powder and Black,
II IN WARE-Pans Buckets. Cups and dCo6ee Pots,
II OBACCO, Chewing and Smoking good, better best,
u NDERWOOD'S Fresh Samond; Jujube Paste,
v INEGAR, White Wine and Cider, sup'r. article.
w orcestershre Sauce, Walnut Pickles. Warranted,
X IRA Fine Cigars from to Is cents eaefS
Y EAST Powders, Cooking Soda Cocoa, A
n ANTE Currants ~
&c. Call and Buy.
A. T, LATTA.
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The Vulcanized
India Rubber Betting

TAN srlely be recommended as surenor to leath
" er in every respect for Bands for Cotton Gins,
Saw. Mills Mines. Grain elevators Machine Shops
and Manufactures wherever open belts are 10 be
used.
1t is amore desirable article than leather, inasmuch
as its first cost is much less it is stronger and more
durable, and gives gain in power OH the pulley. it
will stand heat OF 3Oo degree unaffected No degree
of cold or wet can Inure its working, nor is il sub
ject 10 damage from Rats, dc. An assortment On
hand and for sale low by WORKMAN CO.
n. B.-Lace Leather and Belt Ilooks-tnr sale
upon the most reasonable terms by W. co.
Sept IA II 81
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KOOPMANN IL SOMMERS,
CE--NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber are ex.
II pected to call forthwith and mako some satishc
tory settlement He would also inform his friends
and customers that he cannot offer them twv.-
months credit, ns an inducement 10 get their
trade.
He will be glad to sell oil those who have and do
now pay him promptly on short time, with the ex.
ceptiop of BACON, LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE
SUGAR, COFFEE MOLASSES, FLOUR, CORN and
SALT, which mus; be G A 5 II or approved Bank
able paper.
To those who have not paid hm promptly he can
not and will not open an account.
FOR THE CASH HE WILL GIVE Salts
faction. 10 any who may favor him with a call
Jan ST. ROBT. LATTA.
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NEW STORE.
BENJAMIN M. BROWN,
THOMAS S. MYERS,
w oULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public in general, that they have opened a
STORE in the town of Camden,
Corner Broad and York-Streets,
Where they will keep constantly hand full sup
ply of HEAVY and FANCY GROCERIES, CALI.
GOES. HATS, SHOES, TIN WARE and CROCK
ERY. They are in receipt Of the following articles:
Groceries.
Western Bacon-Sldes and Shoulders.
No. Carolina do
And Canvassed Hams.
Molasses- Cuba Muscovado and West India.
Sugar-Brown and Clarified
Coffee-Rio and st. Domingo
Mackerel
Liquors.
Old Rye Whskey, Col. Monohgahela,
Xxx Rye do. Old Bourbon.
Reclied Wines OF different Brands.
Cider Vinegar Old CogLac Brandy.
Raspberry Brandy, Black Berry do.
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
Lemon Syrup and Pickles.
Sesars,
And TOBACCO prepared ready for smoking.
Bagging, Rope and Twine; Salt. Flour and Rice.
Candy, Kisses and Raislns Sardines.
Soda and Butter Biscuits Cooking Soda.
Candles-Sperm and Adamantne.
Starch, and Soaps of all kinds.
NUTS-Pecan; hard and soft shell Almonds,
English Walnuts.
Pepper, Spice and Ginger Powder and Shot
Calicoes, Homespun, Cloth for Pants;
Hats Soes and Caps Tin Cups and Buckets.
CrOckery,
OF all kinds; Glass Ware, and great many other
articles TOO numerous TO mention
We would respectfully invite our friends and the
public in general, to give call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as we feel confident that give
as good BARGAINS in our line as can ke secured in
the Town. BROWN d MYERS.
july &c 90 IF
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A Certain Cure for Ague.

DR. SHALLENBERGER's "Fever and Ague
~ antidote" a medicine ellcacious beyond prece'
dent, in the cure of FEVER and AeuE, CHILL FEVER,
INTERMITTENT or BILIOUS REMiTTENT FEVER, DUNE
AeuE, or any form of disease having Aalarious
origin THIS Medicine when taken into the stomach
passes into the circulation and by coming in con-
tact with the cause of the disease Viz: Malaria ;;
neutralzes or destroys it and is emphatieally am
antiiote to the poison. The cure is radical and
complete In no case ,oiu the patient have more dn4
one CHILL after commencing the medicine and in the:
n,oiortty of cases NOT EVEN THAT
For sale BY F. L. ZEMP Agent
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COOL SPRING
ST "A M SAW MILL!

THE subscribers are ready to fill any orders with
/ despatch, furnishing the best OF Lumber a, the
usual market prices The Mill is not more than three
mile, from Camden near the Lancaster Road, making
il convenient for those who wish to haul
We have considerable quantity ofLumber on hand,
and expect to keep supply of all kinds
No Lumber sawd without bill furnished, Orders
thankfully received .,,,
Feb. Is, SUT6EHLAND d LEmmOND.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,

a Benevolent Institution established by special
Endopment, for the Reliefof the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted NTH
Virulent and Epi-
denaic Diseases.
TN times of Epidemics it is the object of this Insti-
Il tuition to establish Hospitals, to provide Nurses,
Physicians, Clothing. Food Medicines, &c, for the
sick and destitute 10 take charge of the orphans Of
deceased parents, and to minister, in every possible
way to the relief Of the afflicted and the health of the
public at large 1t is the duty Of the Directors, at
such times, to visit personally the infected districts
and to provide and execute means Of relief Numer.
ous physicians not acting members OF the Association,
usually enrol their names on lis books, subject to be
called upon to attend its hospitals free of charge.
In the absence o: Epidemics, the Directors have
authorized the Consulting Surgeon TO give Medical Ad.
vice Gratis to all persons suffering under CHRONIC
DISEASES oe.E<Yarulent character, arising from
abuse OF the PHI bowers, maltreatment the ef
feet Of drugs 90 I6n they apply by letter or 9TH
erwise. and in c4 ofextreme poverty. 10 FURNISH
MEDICINES free9fD1arge. 1t is needless 10 nd that
the Association commands the highest med fskill
of the age, and will furnish the most appro, md
ern treatment. e.,-z7-zg7s 20 ~ "a
The Directors of the Association, in Their M
nual Report expressive highest satisfaction with The
success which haEAttSbded the abors Of their Sur
geons in the cure 5xhe worst forms of Chronic Dis.
eases, aud order fpnlinuance of the plan for
the ensuing year. Hey feel confident that their eli
forts have been ofreat benefit to The afflicted, es
pecially to the young and they have resolved TO de
vote themselves with renewed ZEAL 10 this very i'm
portant but much desired cause
Various REPORTS aud TRACTS on the nature
and treatment Of Chronic Diseases by the Consulting
Surgeon, have been published for gratutous distrbu.
tiou and will be sent Free of Charge to the afflicted
Address, for Report or treatment DR.. j. SK1LLIN
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sec'ty. jan 25-ly.
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A. T. LATTA.
Limited Co.Partnership.

T,HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FORMED A LINZ
j TIED CO.PARTNERSHIP under the name
and style of
KOOPMANN & SOMMERS,
For the purpose of carrying on the general Mer.
chandzing business at the old stand Of Mossrs. M.
DRUCKER & CO., at Camden, S. c.
NJ. KOoPMANN and L. SOMMERS, of Camden.
s. c. are the general partners and +. SOMMERS,
E. SOAlMERS, the special partner, has contributed
the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars to hescommon
Stock of the said partnership.
The said Limited Partnership commences on the
lst day of July 1885, ard terminates the first day
of July 1852 N. KOcPMANN,
july 6-6m L. SOMMERS
+. SOMAlERS.
e%-Sumter Wachman and Lancaster ledger copy
months and send bill to this Office
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Notice.

TNHE undersigned having qualified as Executors to
j the Will Of VIM B. Fletcher, deceased, late Of
Kershaw District requests those indebted to the Es
tate of said deceased, to call and SETTLE and those
holding clans against the Estate will present them
duly attested for payment.
The Mercantile business will be continued to close
the present Stock. Settlements connected with it
sil be attended to by those in charge at the Store.
JAS. FLETCHER, px,,,,
J. s. MILLER,
June 20 Flat Rock, S. c.
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Camden Jockey Club:
A recent meeting of the above Club, the follow.
II ing members were elected officers: ~
PRESIDENT,
Col T. j. ANCRUM.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
iSfeS Dr.: 9. j. AsAi saAasoN, Con Gen ?. H. NELSON.
JAS 4eE1sGfsP T1zEEPieur s. 5. sHsnEsiHS; SHANNON
STEWARDS,
". A. ANcRUM, THos. 3. SHANNON,
ALFRED BREvARD, JOHN L. JONES,
R. B. JOHNSON, ZACH CANTEY,
BROWN MANNING, D. L DEsA UssURE.
At a meeting Of the above Club, it was
Resolved That the Annual Meeting over the Haw-
thorne course be changed from the Seventh to the
Fourteenth December, 1859.
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY.
KERsHAw STAKE, for three.yean-old; mile
heats 500 entrance, $50 forfeit; 70 which the
Club will add $lO0 two or more start.
SAME DAY.
JOCKEY CLUBPURsE, $500; three.mile heats.
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY.
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE, $500; two-mile heats
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY.
WATEREE STAKE, for three-year.olds; two.
mile heats; 500 entrance, $50 forfeit the Club
to add 5000 if two or more start.
SAME DAY.
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE, 5000; mile heats best
three in FIVE.
Weights and distances thu -aa- tseso o-eft'ro-
Charleston Club. This Colt Stakes to close on the
first September next and entries to be made to
s. D. SHANNON, Secretary. =.
April 26- Camden, So. Carolina
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odd Corner Notice.

T AN just receiving my FALL and WINTER sup.
i plies of Goods, such as have Usually been found
in my establishment. Having paid cash for nearly
all my purchases, 1 shall be able to offer
Great Inducements
To my customers. Call and examine for yourselves
Goods cheerfully shown, and no charge for looking.
Sept 20 4. W. BONNEY.
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State of South Carolina, -. h erShaW
Disirict.---Im Common Pleas.
F. Oaks rs. W. T. Lee. Attachment.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did on the 30th day Of
w May, 1885, file his Declaration against tho
Defendant who las it is said) is absent from and
without the limits Of this State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy of the said Declaration might he served.
II is therefore ordered. that the said Defendant do
appear and plead 10 the laid Declaration on or he.
fore the 3lst day o: May, which will be in t'e year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty,
otherwise final and absolute Judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
Office Court Common Pleas W. CLYBURN.
Ker Dist, May 80, '59 june IA Clerk
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Another Tumble in Dress Goods,

1NMBROIDERIES, Mantillas. &C., at the "Old Cor
T. ner" New and splendid Goods selling at half
their value to close and to make way for new Fall
supply. Samples ofnegro cloths can now be seen,
and will be sold at astonishing low prices the "Od
r,r,orn E. ". BONNEY.
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For Sale.

NT-fwu story Dwelling well built and agree
INl ably situated on Ltsleton. street. containing
Rooms, with fire-places, and fopr Of them with
Crates On the premises are Stable Carriage, Barn,
Wash, Bath, aud Servant Houses; and fine well.
The lot contains about acres and as to health,
equal to Kirkwood.
June IA d. McDOWALL.
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SINGER g. cos.
SEWING MACHINES

HAVE made great reduction in prices In con
III junction with the Wheeler & Wilson Manufactu
ring Company, and the Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company. The price Of Singer It Co.'s
Family Sewing Machine,
hitherto, sold at SlO0, will be sold at $50, which is
the same price the above Company ha7e agreed to
sell Family Machines at.
Singer & Co.'s,
Standard No /, l2 inch Table Iron.stand, $1,000
do l8 " 4" l2500
do "a "a s." =" :. $4,000
which is S25 less than formerly and at these prices,
these Machines surpass all Others for Plantation and
Family use W. D. McDOWALL
Camden, Oct s, Agent
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Administrators Notice,

Administrators Notice.
A LII persons having demands against the late DR..
n John McGaa deceased, are hereby notified to
render in the same duly atested and oil others in
debted, to make immediate payment to Messrs. Ker.
shaw Davis, our Attorneys.
4 -ssfy AMELIA McCAA, Adm'x.
Sept. 2s,.tE W.. McCAA, Admir-.
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FRENCH CANDIES.

lust received an assortment of French and com.
q mon Candies, consisting Of Gum Drops Jelly
Cakes, Crystalized Fruits Cordial Amends, Brandy
Drops Cream Drops Chocolate Drops, Fine Sugar
Almonds, Burnt Almonds Rose Almonds, Popping
Kisses, Mint Drops de- &C. For sale.byI
Feb. s, T. L. ZEMf.
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Soaps

y BNUINE Brown Windsorsoap, Sand Soap (pere
VI fumed,) Omnibus Soap, Military Shaving Soap:
Rose Soap, Almond and Honey Soap. Chrystalne4
Wash Balls, Varicgated Soap, Erasive Soap for re-
moving grease spots from sill or woolen. For sae'
hv T. L. ZBMP
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Pain1s. oils, Yarmi.hcs, &c.

I)URE White Lead, Snow White Zinc Linseed Oil
i Turpenine, Colors Of every description, Copal
and Coach Varnish. All warranted OF the oest quail
~. and for cash will be sold as low be pur-
chased in Charleston. 4. l.. ZEMP.
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Notice

rs hereby given that application will be made at
the next session Of the Legislature fer renewal
and amendment ofthe charter of the Town of Cam.
den. Aug. 23,-3mo.
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DISSOLUTION OF
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

TINE partnership heretofore existing under the
i firm of NJ. D2UCKER d CO., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Either o! the partners:
will sign in liquidation Mr.. NJ. Drucker can be found
at the old stand to settle the business of the firm.
Camden, july l. N DRUCKER,
Z. SOMMERS.
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TNFALLIBLE, Congress and what cheer yeast
L Also every variety OF extracts for cooking just
received at tile "0ld Corner" by L. W. BONNEY
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nNE Dozen worsted Robes. Also six very hand
" some Silk Robes, Of the very latest styles, for
sale at bargain, at the "Oid Corner" by
Oct. l8,-tf. +. W. BONNEY.
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DURNETT'S Cocoaine for the Hair Picolilly best
ID Mustard; White Pepper; Northern Cheese, &c,
lust opened at the "old corner" f. w BONNEY.
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FAGLE WING Hyson Tea. and Palmetto Black
IL Tea, of superior quality; also, Figs Raisns
Citron, Currants aud Maple Sugar, just opened by
September 20 f. W. BONNEY.
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THE uNi,ERsIGNED

THE UNDERSIGNED
Hereby tender their sincere thanks TO their friends
and the public generally, for the liberal patronage
bestowedupon them for ny years and retiring from
business take pleasure, in recommending their sue.
cessors, Messrs KOOPMANN l. SOMMERS, asking
for them the patronage heretofore extended to them
selves. III. DRUCkEK q W.
Camden s. c., july l, 1859.
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Ladies' Dress Goods

beautiful Silk Robes and colored Dress Silks;
ID also, Printed d Lain and Cashmere Robes in all
the new designs just received at tho Od Corner by
September 20 T. W. BONNEY.
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Referring to the Above Circular,

Referring to the Above Circular,
friends of the old firm to continue the patronage
literally extended to NJ. DRUCKER &c CO., to the
new frm trusting that by close attention to business
we shall merit the continuance oft
Our Stock will be always complete in all articles
kept by the old firm.
KOOPMANN & SOMMERS,
july5 Camden: So. "a.
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Blankets.

A LARGE assortment, some very heavy-col.
n ored und white Blankets, for sale by
Sept l3 A. d. q Il. kENNEOI.
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"AND SOME Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans. and
Ii Sattinetts for mems wear, just opened at the
Old Corner, BY W. BONNEY.
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A LARGE assortment ofNegro cloths and Banke is
IA just opened at the "Old Corner"
E. w. BONNEY.
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I AIDES Bonnet Boxes for Travelling also, Car
IL pet Bags, Busters, &c just received at the OLD
CORNER L. W. BONNEY.
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for which we will pay the highest
w market price. MERONEY a. BOSW ELL.