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KEY- WEST CORRESPONDENCE.
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Mr. Editor-The articles tpicked up, which
\ were thrown overheard from the steamer Habans
Off Casar's creek onthe Esd ult, were sold Of pub.
llic auction BY the U. 8. Marshall The sales
amounted to ssT6 TO-
The ship Ocean Star, of Boston, Capt. Brown,
I from New Orleans bound to Liverpool, with 1880
bales of eetton got ashore on Triumph reef on the
2ath ult. Can't. Brown took assistance, his ship
being in eleven feet water, and his vessel drawing
over fourteen feet. On the 26th he came down fof
additional aid, and by such assistance got his yes.
sell OF, and succeeded in bringing her down on the
first inst. She anchored of Fort Taylor, and was
tawed MP the Sd inst. to Tits wharf by tine O.
| s. steamer Crusader.
The cargo of the ship Cerro Gordo, lost at Tor,
tugas, has been brought up here, which amounted
to GAS dry bales and 1922 wet bales of cotton and
has been landed at different wharyes.
I The bark Cordelia Cook master, from Gienfue-
| gos to London, got ashore on the 2sth ut. at
Lookey Key and bilged, and at daylight took
assistance.
| The schooner Brazil, from New York bound to
Mobile, arrived here on the 4th inst. On the ID
/ inst, III heavy gale of wind lost overheard her
FIRST officer. Rufus G. Butler Of Providence, r. I.
The schooner Nimrod, Of Bangor, came in with
loss Of mainsail head
On the first inst the steam frigate susquehan-
nah sailed for the Mediterranean. All well.
| The o. 8. Court, ordered for the 5th inst, was
not opened, owing the absence of the Judge. Sew
eral witnesses came on the Isabel, and large
amount of business is on hand.
| The steamer Wvanaa,ts i r.r,o;r,o. a. +,,a no.
| val wharf
1 The n & stean,ar r,rrso5s, f,.n+ ,r.astt -
yived last even;no, fro,, rJa,,a,, trtrr, 40
capta;n and oficers of tf sb;, ,sn,,,;o, aud her
crew sent over f,r tga1 = ,,,,,rs.-ors Tbasa ii,
Io4ys are alI b,acls and cana sa,a ,,a;,o,,
faeas Tshav ara No ,,,od - f,.,o,.,- T,r.u IA
wards David Seaman II w ra.1-,,o.5 TN,
+ a7v;s cs,, rr.,,;, rr....s., Y. j, y
Tba ab;n fyt,,,a,, Go.
If Jyarane M az aot,, va III,
charg;ns, tTe ANA tha
cook t,e care ygbio,, sbonl5 II aser.aa
visions etc5 ana r,oaa
eare,assness f Hi r.a,,ora1 .a,ss,sa4
became exceedncIy yiolart Al
What he 7vo,,id ~ -
armed bn,vof ,t Is. M, ai,ss' 80 ~
orse,,aa * 4 a. .4.v tsa in'.se as
b;n,so,f " aha
and n 40 - ~ sooA ou''
o1,,. - 'lo re-
~ tba cooi saora1 e. ~, pSsssas1oi, "
+an, so,,, y siis iusiie,, 70
Hin, lad In, to-,ra,5 nj. ~
az t,na Y',s'i' CIV IN
II = ~ otaetesi ~ p!s-
a., " sVaA ato sle
,,,,,s,eot ,,a,.s o''.il Aa piocufea q
s,i,''', sIoe' anu aseif &C.
. ~ ~ o1'salehcs q 'ae crew
=. eee pissoi' swearing ne was
rsd 1;l,;na, l, "e. ny eus. iehols
a,Ys.te. ,iis le" ana I'M
otbar 49, 3 W. eooA sasaoRiy caused the
vent - w. ssa ~ ua,y Z. olee capt
~ e'a 'us' tooh an hands ashore to
ssre e..lsai 10 .ney were sens ever
gaVe mem e nearing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
Candy, Sugar I,iums, Lozel,aeg ctc

Candy, Sugar Piums, Lozengo5, etc..
In all their varieties made exclusively dn treble Refined
Loaf sngar without aueation adaixture Of deletVrous
substances of any kind.
Those wishing to purchase article rGndsted call
and examine stock, aud tei with thoSo offered
elsewhere
nz-bozes of ASSORTED CANDIES ior families put up to
order, at prices ranging from s. upWards
H Candies etc, packed I'll boxes 2 90 and 100 s
suitable for the Southern trade, and sppcd 10 order
no. Orders by nail promptly executed
EsysTerma ensh. liz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

THE CHEAPEST SHIRTS YET, are now offered by
Moody He has tot which very slightly damaged, which
that account will be sold ha price Under
these circumstances there is wearing other
clean shts hope whenever one is found thus
oending lie viii given choice hatHer
Moeys and the calahoosca shirt Of linen OF Tar and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
-, a. 10. RLAcISMAR & Isato., 50.
fia 4fA Wholesale and Retail Dealers in UfRTT
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
"a Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Parior Grand sqnae AMI Upright Pianos from The
very best manuaeories among which invite partirusr
attention TO the RAVEN, BACON & 90 PIANOS. now
list introduced into this market For the last tty years
durability beauty of finish, daeacy iouc power aud sweet
eNcplied ~ ~
At cur house viii also be found the ory JAMES w EOsE
PIANOS. These instruments, though placed on exhibition
AZ Boston Philadelphia and other places competition with
the most celebrated makers have Invariably received The high
est premium Tor good sold akmanp elegant and PER
feet efcnne4 and richness of tone The PAR0R GEM the
lowest priced rteass Panoin thew od Eyeny Piano sold by
rs aned to give entire satisfaction Meladeons, GaaFs
fohs Brass Band hstfnmeHis and everything apparanin
TO the stock of complete Music Store MnSo ard Music Books
sent by mail postags free. A. Il. BLAGKMAR & BRO,
ozs otn&W IA Camp street.
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..DYETNcs
J.BoNTEnPs, DYER AND scoURER,
No. GO Hn,rbnn street

Has the honor 70 inaT the public that fast assuga
the beSsass Of nyeng RStabs1nent Mo- rs ROYAL strst
sd Lhat be i ealae hereofare will ahe ca9anl
ton Tor winch Ia is c6lebra.cd.
The manner n which, for the last twse years he
ea the numerous customers of his establishment aHrhsE
aana -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
HoUsE-FuaNlsnlSa Goops-we ask tic atten.

HousE-ruRsIsHlNG GooDs-We ask the atten.
ton Of all our thopaands Of housekeeping tho ayeF
ssement Of Aesss. Samuel f. Moore Co. 40 Camp street
Iheir spacious store crowded with most
and vaens assomens of housekeeping merchandise ever
collected Indef the roof of budng may ba conceived
rom Gsaee At their advertisement, and that gives fsia
Idea fthe stock. The mistress Of household Who na
that tioe VIII desirable articles rbC She may no,
aaFe known hs lacked hefose hut hasug which, sho win
know aFe necessary to the Fempese convenient furnishing
Of the domestic establishment She viii hal there every now
coailissnee ard eyesy osEa improvement on old cont
aaees eseEyth for ur everything at once useful
and ornamental In he goods fed In lousefanshiu
stores Ihesc staple and improved wares ara put o
lowest reasonable nces and purchasers vii farhang
their intefssIa by inspeciiaS thsH,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
I AIDES LADIES' WINE
SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,
CRlehra ted

+. 8PEER'S VINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
sTIMuL.ANT, TONIC, pIURErIC and sUDoRfFIG which
testified to by Physicians and thousands Ladies aud Gentle
men In all parts Of Europe and America.
As "a Gentle Stfmuiant and Tonic,
II strengthens The Digestive ogs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
As Diurctic,
1t imparts healthy action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS aud
URINARY ORG ANS-yery beneficial in RROPsY, GOUT,
Erupae and Rheumatic Affections
As Sudorifie, ME=
Itaes the Skin opening the pores and expellng all In
pies by inseusble perspation heseJy driving Eruption,
and cleansing the sace giving tone and yor tie whola
system, and BLOOMING SOFT and HEAtTIfY condition
of the SKIN AND GuMPEEXiON.
The Chippewa Tribe of Ilhi=ns
Have long used e Blossom aud E of the Elder ons
their valuable remedies. -.-
In Germany, M. ~@..- "a.
The Berries dried and preserved By families og use IN
speer's Wine OF Elder
Is pnre tom the Juice oi cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and GHEMIsTs possessing runl.kbls mo
dcinal properties SUPER OR any other Wina IN coif6u
and excellent article fer a WEAK and DERILITAT-
ED PERSONS ard the AG ED end INFfRM removing ALI
DISTRACTIONS, improving the APPETITE and beacatias
LADIES and CHILDREN
A Ladies' Wine,
Because it viii not utoxeae RS it caRiNns mixture Of
spirits and other liquors. and admired Tor rich pccalls agor
and nutrye properties iparng healthy tone 10 the go-
ach and Digestive Organs, .,.-
E-A glass fall may he used sik meals or a,
any time through the day, as desired.
We will only AK your indulgence nuke one trial OF hia
Wine -..-
For sale in New Orleans by T. j. HART 1 CO., JOHN
WRIGHT Co, JAMES sYh, Canal srse aud BIZ gli thu
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
s9T-The trade Supplied ~ p1optietne's prices. . d.
ALFRED sPEER, PEebrstoF,
fnyA5 lyEW f9r6nift fttat, Nszs yntt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

Text Books FOR LAW sr6DENrs.-Young gentle.
engaged the study the law will find at the extensive
book establishment of Mr. Tho Whitc No O5 Canal street,
all the text books that they need together with
gest and mos: genuine of literary matter of every
kind to be found the Mr. Whites plan sell
los and sell largeiy and afe trial of years in this
city, he has proved TO be admirable one We hope stu
deutE will sipeh him
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GsFAlDING's PREPARED GLUE!
spA1D1NG's PREPARED GLuEl
sPALnIsG,s PREPARED eLuEl
EooNoMEt pIsPAroui
HS~"A Stitch IN Time SAVES Hiae.'~saa
Asaecideuis will h1ppen nwelrogaatei niis5 IT
Is very desirable 10 haye cheap and way
pairing Furniture Toys, Cr6ekery, ETC.
spniding's Prepared Glue
Meets al such emergencies ard hopuhold afford be
without it. 1T is always ready up th1 sticking pout
There no longer necessity for lpue eags pncFoi ya-
hcadlesa dolls and bs9ken eres II Is ju the article
for Cone she'll aud other ornamental work. papuIar with a
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held in solution, and possessing all this valuable qualities tho
best rabne glue 1t may ba the place of ogd-
nary mnciege, being vastly adhesive. 05o. ~
"UsEFrI, IN EVERY HauSE9
MA Brush accompanies ench bottle. Price. % cents
Wholesale Depot No. 4S Cedar street New York
Address HENRY c. sPALDING CO.,
Boz No. 5000 Now York.
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four eight abd clge
dpzena beautiful Litogtph show Gard accompanying oaeh
package.
RS~A single bottle Of sPALDINGis PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times is cos annually every hoIacol-a
Sold by all prominent statioRers, Drlggtss Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, AID Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of gPALnINCrs
PREPARED GLUE when making up tfeir list. 1t viii stand
any climate jal9 fyAW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

CHASoR FeR TGAng.-~An advertiser offers
today . sSshaass ikes NJ fes DR. eaos booss
rIoss. esr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19


bana, Florida end Mississippi, have twenty-six
representatives, the withdrawal of whom would
gixe Me Republicans clear working majority In
the House.
Now, let the above Eve States secede and their
ten Senators and tSentysix Representatives retire
from Congress, what do they virtually dor wbv
they abandon the whole government into fhehands
of the Black Republicans
Can madness go farther than this? No. mol If.
asI baye said before, this were scheme Of the Abo
ltionists, its Wisdom no sane man could question.
Bat for 5outeruers who are faithful to their conn
Try and its Institutions so to act, seems to me in.
comprehensive and wholly inconsistent with the
txne principles q patriotism.
Think ri these matters seriously, and before you
declare yourself seeessionst, consider whether
you may not be IN Incorporating enIissary Of the
Aholitionista.
Sit Ras ne paEs ct my object ii writing Ibis
communication to ciler any suggestions IS to what
as the trnerenejy to bring those nnllifying States
of the Acrth 10 THEN senses my simple intention
aas 81 point oat the great dangers IL Which our
institution 81 slavery i exposed an act al aeces
sen- Ear be IT from rae To say that nothing should
he dpne think favorably Of q general coneen-
Hen u III the Southern States to meet at some not
reaete nsgiod calmly discuss. apa ilnaiiy adopt
suel measures AZ will best secure the desired OBJ
feet. BY nnauimty of actieu. The Northern States
might It tla same line hold similar convention.
and BY calm Interchange Of opinions, al the diff
fcufea Night be solved and orr great Union might
become cenefsed By stu stronger fies than erar
before since III f9f tnAEisii.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

PgEa LIeUoa. Mr. sewell 7. Taylor, the long
and eApownimpefierc calls attention. bs card ibis aoIRinf
70 hs stock Of direct imnoaons in thoway Of lae hfsndes
whistles ard cordal, some Of the brands FOR which M Ty
ioE has the esesiye agency wespown in ls ely
sr universally acknowledged escelenec ihat hsy arc Ike
heaseheld words and that any brand Of wne brandy
whisk%s sews sesl9fs best istog give il at caao.
ter aad reseeeabiiy among al amateurs OF cooa th
Therefore il Of our readers desire drink something that
they fes asuTed IS gcoa whether ,hey aq qualified 10
1aagepf not lei them cali M Taylor and make krevn
tisr wants Ho will mover deeeye them. a liquors. Ike
good conscience is the s9Nee Of uuu'erabe happaes May
all Of onr toadsgs bs Supplied. 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

SAIL nA9ISG.-Ship brokers, ship masters, and
in fact everybody who has need Of sails awnings arraus
tents ags and banners, viii Eni that Mr. Roya OF No II
drossman ae gai streets, the
His banner which always 1less tic brseas over lis es
hmeut hears devise wheh eheraecisc Of lis mode Of
doing basieess; Root Hqs De' He neals 10 work a
se9i ana f prices If The times VIII al q iiqnb1 5r
e witl If harois wof, had, We Ike his plus-eylEy
body that kuaNs him and 4e yeaa4e 10 sy ist o
Ni not hare 10 roet tsps ia vsilt
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Havana Segars.

VNHE subscriber would call attention to his large
l. and choice stock of genuine HAVANA Sc
CARS Of popular and weknown brands Just re.
ceived by J.J. McKAIN.
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A Certain Cure for Ague.

DR. SlIALLENBEEG ER's "Fever and Ague
~ anidote," a medicine eIicacious beyond prcce-
dent, in the cure of FEVER and AcuE, Chilli FEvEE,
INTERMITTENT or B!LLors REMIrrENT FEVER, DUNn
origin THIS Medicine when taken into the stomach
passes into the circulation and by coming IN con.
tact with the cause of the dsense, Viz Malaria
neutralizes destroys j. and is emphatically an
anilotc to the poison The is radical and
complete. In no wW the patient ha,e more than
one CHILL atbr commencing the medicine and in the
majority Of cases NOT EVEN THAT
For sale by F. l.. ZEMP, Agent
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S. { A M SAW MILL!

rINIIE subscribers are ready to fill any orders with
l. DESPATCH furnishing the best OF Lumber at the
usual market prices The Mill is not more than three
miles from Camden near the Lancaster Road, making
it 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 l5 SUTHERLAND l. LEMMOND.
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The Vulcanized
India Rubber Betting

(tAN solely he recommended as superior to leath.
" er in every respect for Gands for Gotten Gins
Saw.Mills Mines Grain elevators, Machine Shspa
and Manufactures or wherever open belts 10 be
used.
1t is more desirable ptcle than leather, inasmucl
as its first cost is much ]ess it is stronger and more
durable, and gives gain in power on the ley. 1t
will sanda heat Of 30O degrees unaffected No degree
of cold wet inure It's working, nor is i, sub
ject 10 damage from Rats dc, An assortment on
land and for sale low by WORKMAN co.
n. B.-Lace Leather and Belt Iooks-Gnr sale
upon tho most reasonable terms by W.&CO.
Sept u # 81
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Life of Andrew Jackson,
BY JAMES PARToN;-
IN THREE yo1s., svo., WITH STEEL PORTRAITS

By JAu6S FAhISN
IN THREE vo1s, sro, WITH STEEL PORTRAITS
The First Volume Ready.
TIME three volumes ofthe work will each present
i General JACKSON in a different character, in
different scenes surrounded By different co.operators
Volume + irst exhibits him chiefly in the charac-
ter of WESTERN PIONEER. 1t contains an immense
mass ofnew information respecting the race whence
ANDREW JACKSON spruug-hs childhood and
school.life-his career as teacher ofan Old Field
School-law student and back woods lawyer-fron-
tier District Attorney and Judge-a member Of Con.
gress-s,orekeeper and plauter-sporting man. and
Indian fighter. This volume contains large num-
Der of JACKSON'S earliest letters, some OF which
were written ,.Een lie had barely attained his major.
ty also full aid correct accounts OF his extraordl-
nary marriage, his early duels Ills connection and
correspondence with Aaron Burr, his eud and afray
with the Bentous his brilliant and successful Creek
campaign, with original letters Of General Coffee,
never before published.
Subscriptions for the above work, at 50 90 per
,olume, payable on delivery, received hy the Sub
scriber.
Separate volumes also, for sale.
Feb2l J. =. YOUNG.
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GHs, COLDS. HoARsESEss and IN
z}zA, IRRITATION, SORENESS, or any
ion of the Throat CURED. The
kISG CoUGu in CoSsuMrTIoS,
acutrIs, WuoopISG CoUGM, AsTH.
5CArARRu r ELI EE ED by
GHIAL TROCHES, or CoUGu Loz-
3;dnt combination for CoUGns, &C.
i DR.. O.. 7. BIGELow: Boston.
sir use to PUBLIC SPEAKERS
|lacv. i. H. CIlAPIS, New ioik,
Alief in BRONCHITIS"
S. SElGFmED, Morristown, Ohio.
compelled 10 SPEAK, suffering from
lev. S. j P. ANDERSON, 81. Louis.
bvino Hoarseness and Irritation Of
Inon tciLh SPEAKERS and SINGERS.
lY. JOHNSON LAGRANGE, ca,
Music, Southern Female College,
hen taken before and after preaching.
arseness. From their past effect, !
+ permanent advantage 10 me-"
Rev. T.. RowLEY, A. NJ
iident Athens College, Tennessee.
ruggists, at 25 cents per box.
LAXATIVE TRocHEs, or Cothdrtic
epsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Head,
.fjons, DC. Jan 81 m.
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Important to Families.
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
With SapOnifier Or Concentrated Lye.

I LIB Saponider with ~ lbs refuse Kitchen Grease,
i will make Is gallons Of good soft Soap, at a cost
of about fifty cents
For all purposes where strong Lye is desired it
will be found very valuable. ForSale in l h. Iron
Cans 1y JOHN J. McKAIN.
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'ENRY "Sozodont," article Ior the teeth
Il TRY "Cocoaine, best hair Oil in the world
TRY 'Camphor Sosp"-nfallitle for chappd hands.
TRY 'lhe envy of Snow,"-the Ladies Iavorite.
TRY "1ha Cold Cream Soap, p,"-none better
TRY "llubbards furniture Polisll"-makesoldn new.
TRY Jenks Japan Backing for oil kind ofleather.
TRY 'Spauldngs Glue"-mends without trouble
TRY "The old Corner"-Extracts for Cooking
TRY ''The (ine fresh Teas found at
THE OLD CORNER E. W BONNEY.
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4 :
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A compound y
bored tn prutllf
that can b, Mid (
Of Para SCR 1.$
suj.Lr:lce; Of 81
to aTorl Ill c.t,-t
sarsaparilia is i
that su:h a rG
suf:r from Strtd
which will accn]
of immense sci Z
afflicted f.llo@$
compound will
ilnant OH many I
Of the following
ScEorrLA AN
EnUrrIoSi AMI
PlNpLrs, ,l}LolI
ScALp lI..,D,a
rEcTIoNs, MEKJ
RALGrA Or I'Ic.S
PEPsIA AND IN
or Sr. ASrlIoSI
class Of complal
TIE BLOOD. (
This compo,9
motcr of health
expcl the FOUL.
blood ut that SCI
ly expulsion Of,
are nippcd in /
the aid of this \
the endurance q,
sores. through I
rid itself of co.,
this through tht
|. by nm altcratiSl;
! vitiatcd blood v,
bursting throug'
or sores /; clear,
structcd and S.
whenever it is f,
You when. Ey.
is felt, people 4
longer, foy cleu,,
blood hcalthy,,r,
pabulum of IL:
lasting health,
must 90 1yrnIn
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Female Complaint

Female Complaints; !
II Produces Rotundlty Of Form
Il Produces Rotundity Of Form
lt Produces Rotundlty of Form
II Produces Rotundity of Form
In Females Of Thin and Spnrc Habit
In Females of a Thin md Spnrc Habit
In Females Of Thin md Spare Habit
In Females of Thin md Spare Habit
Send Postage Stamp to the Propretnrs for '1elr
Pamphlet on " Diseases or Stomach and Bowels
w. w. BLISS & CO. Proprleiors,
303 Broad way, New York.
For Sale in Camden By
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LOW DOW n
FOR
G q S 4 r i.
CHOICE GROCERIES,

THE Subscriber. having purchased the. Stock in
l. trade of Mr. James ]. Elcpigne. is prepared
the Store door above Messrs c. bfatieson 20,
to offer The most favor .be terms for CASH an e1-
cellent rtment OF
Choice Family and Heavy
a. %EE@GuEEE n "Se
Consisting in part as sGG,'sS3sS::'
Sugars, Coffecs, MoIs,sscs,' Salt,
Bacon, &c.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT or TEAS,
Soda, Bos n, Butter and Milk Cracksfs,
Candies, Pre- .erves, Raisins, Currants, Citfdft17
Maccaroni, Sardines, Lobsters, Oysters, &c.
Sperm and Adamantine Candles, Soap
Starch, Pepper, Spice, and Ginger.
4 large assortment of
CHOICE LIQUORS,
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN,
SCOTCH wHrsKEY, DC.
BOTTLED LIQUORS,
BRANDY, MADEIRA, Portland SHERRY
WINES.
Porter, Ale and Champagme!
Fresh additions will constantly be made. which
will enable him to offer complete assortment OF the
tcsl Goods at The lowest prices for CASH.
eB-Centinues to paw liberal cash prices fr Like.
ly Young NEGROES, and will also, when desired.
cell on Commissions.
rE5-A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited JONATHAN PAGE,
Dec27 Camden. So Ca.
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4: us; Z; s::: :::s;: :: Fl: sSarsaparIIa

remedy, in which W! havr Ia
luce the most ctfectual Alternative
Hada. 1. il a concentrated extract
8,parilla, so combined with other
4 still greater alternative power n.
In. rtivc nntidotc for the diseases
4; rcputcd to cure. Iii. BELIEVED
5rcmcdy IS wanted by tho, ,c who
atrumous complaints, anil that oac
}complish their cure NUT pror1
service to this lurg, class OF our
w-citiz.ns. lIJw completely this
FIJI do it has bscn p-ovcn by cxP:r-
nv of the worst cases to b: found
fing complain:s:-
,AyD ScRorruocs COMPLAINTS,
AND EnrrrIvg DISEASES, Ulcers, 9.
|LorcnEs, TCMoRs. SALT RnErM,
B, SYPHILIS AND SYrutLlrIc Az
FEncrRtAL Disease, DaorsY, NEr-
E1c DouLouRErx, IDENTITY, DYs-
ISpicEsTIoS, EIYstrELAs, BOSE
IroSY's Fn,E. and indeed the whole
lplaints ari ing from 1MruHETY OF
pound will be found a great pro-
Islth, when taken in the spring, to
- humors which f.st:r in the
ID on of the year. By the time
i Of tl:m many ranking disorders
in the bud. Mul,isud.s can, by
lis remedy, spare themselves from
ce of foul erupsions and ulccrous
gh which the system will strive to
corruptions, if not assisted to do
i the natural channels of the body
'ative medicine. Clean;c out the
ID whenever you find its impurities
ough the skin in pimplcs. crupsions,
leanse it when you find it is OBJ
d sluggish in the veins; cl .anse it
is foul, and your feelings will tell
Even where no particular disorder
pie enjoy better hcalth, and live
cleansing the blood. Keep the
by, and all is we'll but with this
life .disordcrcd, there can be no
lth. Sooner or later something
rons, and the great machinery OF
lcrcd or ovcrthrown.
In has. and deserves much, til:
Of: accomplishing these ends. But