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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-06
l. J. WI IilLh,
Prcd0re Commission .icrchGn,,

Ri>fLlVl3, Pc.
ELLIS commission, hires
- collects claims in the cit, aud adjacent countless sells and
hugs Stocks. Office james u. R6tclTe %.
Dec CT Claw ir SvaHl
EA iLTTtN FOr, 80,
w elderly gentleman nGI ihc NGi, cfurai his darri
AMI wishes hnaTrr frr t! and will
gears. III. and c
thcT will d"ruyc rs. Cole. wu wal pa! possible
t.nroG 10 their health, correct department, a..
rEEM-l!nard, $l.j English :itiou =. !a:a, .. Greek. -.
Music, -; ria;u use H.
The mo Of August vacation given should also like u take
Boy under II Years OF age
Jan .,--wl1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-06

rp'f I'a2-t''a ihi'hS c.y ''i '! ia'
that h mgnoartirn" for the ensuing strih. Tad,
at"r assortment "f HATE! than he las crc'nc offered 10 tho
public iacy wi consist of The varinas qualities, colours. int
sipt From arrangements hc has recently made
"ih ,rGnd-n York he will hc enabled 10
!" M customers the i,lc direct! their be;n. started
ntba: city,
Tic "! remind his Wholesale and retail customers, that his
nat trr Of IL, iIru,acurc made in Richmond 10y workmen
" "d skill aud experience, and Of the best materials I'M
ported 10 this country.
~ prices wn"a api retail will be found 10 be as !a ~ al
I EtnGd'tur tie Nnas the expense al manufacturing
Is q" sitar her. than there with The exception Of the freight
~ raw n:ic2 from New York to Richnond which but
ila,iun.
IL % Stops OF band supply Of liait"s materials purchased
~ TIE importers which viii b. sold iwa.s snail advance
:: re opposite the old Market JOHN DGOLEY.
s4-;rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-06

IN -EfEGlNA!it rules holden in the Jerks
OF the Great Superior Court 81 Law and c:ancry
the County, ur Cumberland Monday the ID day of December
1879:
Sa:n,ri Wallace, Plaintiff.
against
James p. Anderson, Hcs. Ford, ana Richard \. Rson.
Defendants
The defendant Richard A. Rson NOT having entered hi appear.
and SECURITY according 10 the Act Of ASSEMBLY and the
ii th, ana ii appearing b: satisfactorily evidence that
he nh1hjt1nt Of this country, is ordered that The sad
Defendant 4, appear here. rules IN he holden in the Clerks Of
Circuit Superior Count III Law aud CHANGER! fM sad
Count. 81 Cumberland the first Monday in March nr.i, and an
In, hill u, : Ia!u,iG and that copy Of this order be forth
win inserted III ,"warrr published IN The city Of Rich
nni m months successfully, and posted III the front door Of
the Courthouse Ills county for two successive days.
d cun:-TIstr, u. u. WuODSCN,
D. {. c. s. {. /. i c. {. c.
Ian q Nv
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Dec q GS-.wSw

IN CHiNCEgf-l Holloway Comfy CourI, mi
i Januaf, ls;p:
iIray &. Farmer, f,r Benjamin Farmer and wife and
Children, Plaintiff.
ancn \. ra5ariss, T.u:;:as r. Bradshaw and Paa Lips
6 Defendants.
This day the plaintiff by his counsel and filed ms hill
Defendants: and t defendants a5aniss and Brad
not having entered Their and given security
cOIHg Ire Act Of Assembly and lS rules - ts and
satisfactory evidence that tr inhabitants
rh country. ordered. that the said defendants do appear
day Of March al tr and
The bill the plaintiff and thai cory this order BIZ forthwith
inserted iT published in the city of EichnlUad fr
iva ccrsveIy and posted 1T the frrnt door of the
tits Aud is further ordered that the defendant
ipsccmb h. restrained aud inhibited from paying, ewing
scc'ctiug The debts by han owing. t" r his hand
belonging defendant Ca!,n until the further order
\ Copy-Tcstc, i. FiTZGERALD, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-06

JAMES RIVER AND KANhWHA COMPANY
NOTICE TO Will be received al
y tie Office Of the Company Richmond, until the ION FebT
ary or the manufacture ana delivery of l0o, bushels "i
tdruc Csmgn lin privilege 10 the said Company TO eA
lt the l5J >cite Cement Ia he ut me best
quality, property manufactured f!am approved Hydraulic lime
10" perfectly dry, and convenient for delivery
n.t the IN" James River below Buchanan 10 he de-
- 10 tn order Cf the Companrs Engineers, ~ strong and
'h. barrels each continuing five bushels Of 20 lbs GciJ
sasr delivery ~ ;hc Isl July next ana the
g'r t IS. Of each successive month ::traiicr until tie
rnral.t.itir hG subject al ali Times in
i r approval rejection, v Engineer u the C"naiy
tr dsalr" IL" contract, the proposal L. b. Tor The price
prr bu,!i"i NJ! other charges included. L. WRIGHT,
Jan It'd. Cs:J T.. gin..-.
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LOTTERIES.

E.NiES rnALEN co. lave opened an Ofhcc in Richmond
second The ruins &c the EAGLE Hotel adjoining 10
the office d. NJ oyt ESQ., wh"r they prepared 10 supply
public Tickets all Lotteries under their management,
Delaware Lottery 3d. or 1870 Tobe drawn at VII
inirsnn tDc.,) Friday. Feb. !.
prize Of sGnal 3110, ?000 $780, i29j; 10 "f o5o 40 20
Ia l2o; lCj of 100; 81 Of TO-
tn No Irttary--l2 drawn bniois.
Wholes So. halves . ~: quarters ! -.
JaaES piiALEN * CO.. Managers.
R,chaerd, Ia
ALI PRIZES:
$4,000,
10 Prizes of lhht dollars l0,Hoo dollars
School Fund Lottery of Rhode Island.
Granted b, Legislature, ri tie January Session l5 the
henef, of Public Schools"
JAMES PiltIEN & CO., IaiGStrS
Glass No 9.D-Fifth Series
he CITE # Pror!!rs S EGg, Frb :, lcio,
Under sHpsrtnts adf Of the SECRETARY Of STAT.
MAGSlFICEAT SCEEME.!
pzc of SIS 900, t0on 'tp, 1850, $780, $685. 25 20O, 1909,
o 10 of 1000 5 20 of 800; 80 OF l5) " Of 100. 50 TO- So
a. 5 24Is of 20; 1890 with only, 10; 3 $50 with Of
the drawn numbers, each 3 - iC9.
- No. int,crr-l9 drawn ballots.
Eholes $40: halves 8; quarters 50: c.lths D.
JAMES PHALEN & CO., .HanGgsrs
Richmond, la.
Sid
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AtRE-5 Men, eoal pit hand, Cooper Blacksmith, and
Two house servants
~ toEcs seasoned PINE WOoio be delivered at
LEWIS HILL,
ras orr Rs.stst & Coz, .raia 81
wv SS-G
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SPEECH OF MR. DRDMGOOLE-OF VIRGIHIA
IL s House IF Representatives,, recemJsr "a, is39-
On the New Jersey disputed election, in reply to
Mr. Sergeant. of Pennsylvania
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16
TAXES.

Nh. MEMMIxGER, the Chairman Of The Commit
tee of Ways md Means, has made report to the
House of Representatives, in which it is stated that
the balances in the Treasury had decreased at the
rate of 900 per annum until last year, when by
the rigorous system Of economy pursued, the balance
only decreased $50,000. .,
The Committee arc Of opinion that the taxes vii!
have to be considerably increased in order 20 r 1*
means necessary to support the government lnd mar
tain the credit Of the State. They rdcon'mcnd that
system of increased taxes shall be adopted, which
shall act mildly and slowly on the people. In pur-
suanco of this scheme, they urge, very properly,
that the additional sums required shall be raised by
an increase of the tax on land and negroes. Forty.
five cents ON every hundred dollars value OF land,
according to the present classification, and 65 c2ns
on each negro is the sum suggested by tie Com
mittce this species Of property; no change is pro
posed in relation 10 any other.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16

MEETING OF CoHeREss--Monday, OF last week.
was the regular day for the meeting OF Congress-
but in neither House was there quorum on that
day. In the Senate only sixteen members appeared
and ono Kindred in the House of Representatives.:
Neither of the Senators from South Carolina wero
present, and only one member of the A0uso' MIR.
SUMTER, from this district.
We had anticipated the pleasure of laying before
opr readers, this week, the Presidents message,
b, in consequence of the failure 10 organize the two
houses on Monday, il has not yet reached US. The
unusual absence Of such number of members Of
Congns at the opening of the session is attributed
to a most violent and unprecedented snow storm,
which has blocked up all Rail Roads, and other
grea; thorough-fares leading to the seat of Gov
eminent.
Since the above was written, the message Of the
President has reached US, but too late TO allow us
to give it place in this paper. We shall cndeavour
t. anticipate our day of publication next week, so as
TO give the message to our readers as carly
practi :ablc.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16
LOST

.AN Thursday last, either in Camden,
" or between that place, and Carter's
Creek on the Stage Road, small Leather
POCKET BOOK, containing one hun
drcd aud thirty Lime dollars in Cash, be-.
lcvcd 10 be in five and ten dollar Bills
OH one of the Charleston Banks, three
dollar bill, on n. G. Bank, and two half
dollars in Silver. One due bill, payable
TO Mrs. Catharine McKinnon, signed by
E. & +. Malhcson, dated Dec. Sd 1910.
Also bill! of four round bales of cotton
sold to w. Anderson g. Co. A reasona-
BILE reward will be paid for the delivery
of said pocket book and cohtents to the
Post Master in Camden, or 10 the subscr.
Der.
Merchants and others are requested to
stop any money which may be offered by
negroes or other suspicious persons.
JOHN NJ. SHAY.
Dec. l6.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16

presented the petition of citizens of Lancaster pray
ms-.. the Courts of Equity be abolished, or their
Mr.. Chcsnut prcseacd the returns of the Com
missioncrS of Free schods for Kcrshaw District re-
ferred to the committee ou education.
Mr.. Middleton gave notice that he will ask leave
on Monday next, to introduce BILL to provide for
the publication the acts of each successive Legis
laturc in the newspapers.
On motion Of Mr.. Fair, bill to prescribe the
mode Of choosing, on the part of this State Electors
of President and Vice Prcsden, Of the IT, States and
to give the election of such Eector. to tie people
was referred to the committee of privileges and elec
tions. -
The Speaker laid before tie House, the private re-
port Of the President of the Bank Of the State, or
the debts of the officers of the Branch of said Bank
at Camden.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16
EDUCATION.
CAMDEN ORPHAN SOCIETY
A@AD@WYs

"HE Exercises ofthis institution will
Il be continued, after the Isl Of Janua-
ry ensuing, under the superintendence Of
Mr.. HENRY p. HATFIELD. s5.S
In making that annunciaiion, the Trus-
tees take occasion TO remark, and they do
so,, under d full sense of their response
bility, that in point of critical scholarship,
and the facility and success with which he
communicates instruclion-thorough in
struction--especially in the classics-Mr.
Hatfield has few equals.
They therefore earnestly and confident.
ly srecommend the institution to all who
duly appreciate the importance Of a pro.
per course Of academic instruction.
E. H. ANDERSON,
VIM. McWILLIE,
THOMAS LANG,
JOHN WORKMAN,
g.. BENJAMIN HALLE, =
C. MATHESON,
c. J. SHANNON,
w. E. JOHNSON,
WIN, w. LANG,
]. NJ. DESAUSSURE,
Trustees.
Camden. Der. q. 1870
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Negroes to be Hired.

6hN Friday the first day of January next,
" will be hired before the Court House
at twelve o'clock M. for one year, the fol-
lowing negroes, to wit.
Jenney, girl accustomed TO the house,
Caroline, a girl do. and to
cook and wash, Philis, a girl used to
cooking anal washing, jacob, boy about
l3 years old, accustomed to the house,
Lydia, a woman, good plain cook, and
her child Sarah about 8 years old, to be
hired together.
Terms made known on the day of hi
ring.
JOHN NJ DESASSURE, Guardian.
Dec. l6.
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FOR SALE.
Camden, Dec. 9, 1910.

RY permission of James H. Wither-
- spoon, Ordinary for Lancaster Dis
irict, will be sold on the 9Th and 18th days
Of December next, the entire balance of
the Personal Estate of Theodrick Wren,
deceased, at his late residence, consisting
of % or 3 LIKELY NEGROES. In
The lot are Men, Women; Boys and Girls.
Only one exceeding forty years of age
an excellent cook and house servant is a.
mong the ior, and one Wagner; Together
with tho crop Of corn and fodder, stock Of
Horses, Cattle and Hogs, some Of which
are fi!for pork, Thresher, Gin, Road Wag-
on. small one horse Wagon, Barouche
and Harness, one tract of Indian Land,
containing the rise Of four hundred acres,
Lands Of John Porter, Adam l.
Wy, Evan Phillips, and others; together
with various other articles too tedious 10
mention.
Ten per cent. on the sale Of the negroes
will be required in cash. For the balance
a liberal credi. will be given. Terms will
be more fully made known on the day of
sale, and due attendance given by
T. X. CURETON, Adm'r.
Waxhaws. Lancaster Dist. Nov. lS.
uThe Negroes will be sold on the Sc
cond day.
Allpersons having claims against The de-
ceased, either as principal or security will
please present the same by the day of sale.
Il. X. c., Adm.
4i5l. pr. adv. SO Is.
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SALE

TWILL sell on the first Monday in jan
IL uary next, at the Court House, al IL
o'clock, M. the following Negroes, to-wit:
Roila, Bella, Molsey, Winter. and the two
small children Of Bella, constituting a
prime family; to foreclose mortgage on
said Negroes, executed by John Fraser
to c. l.. McRa, and sold under said mort.
gage as his property.
Terms--Cash; purchasers to pay for
bills of sale.
B. GASS, Agent.
Dec. 8. pr. adv. So
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.ssHEfefFFrSS S4EE..,.

,tRY yi,ine of spnilry Executions 70 me
- directed, will be sspid before the Conr,
House in Camden, oi, the FIRST M Monday aud
Tuesday in January nexi. (beihsihe 4:h
and 5th,) the following property.
One tract Of Land, containing six hur.
''red and forty acres, more or less, sit,...
-. = on Pinetree Greek, bounded norrh bv
,s" ,s",,, Kenneth McCuskill and Sol. nen
,r%o.,S,o r%oS y: and on the south by lands :. {
r 1'IH porb;"s and others. levied upon and
~ :" hs e,nIi0 solI .. lie properly of WiI.i.m F.
DsRrulj n % IJ'n -, II the su.it of Benz. Exur.
One ,ract of Laro, containing FIVE hun
dreJ acres. silna,ed on ,.te waters Of Large
Gully, bounded ON the west by the lands
of William Wheat and others, and on the
south by The Ian;4s Of B. King and others,
levied upon and TO be sold as the property
Of John Wheat, at the sun oi A'chara
Hunley.
One tract Of Land, containing oLse nun
,lred and fifty acres, more or less, on which
the defendant resides, bounded north by
lands of VIM. Wheat. south and east by
lands of the estate of Thompson, and west
by lands Of Thomas P, Ballard, levied up
on and 10 be sold as the property of Hi
ram Scarborough, at the suit of. H. An
dersop & Co. -.
One Negro woman named Lefty, about
25 years old, and her child Laura, FIVE
years old, levied upon and to be sold as
the property of Lewis PEBBLES, at the-suit
Of E. H. Anderson, Indorsee, and others,
Two negro men, An.bony and Williams
and variety of Household and Kitchen
furniture, levied upon and to be sold as
the property of A. r. Rufian, at The suit
Of John L. Biting.
And ON Tuesday the second day Of sale,
at William Nelson's, on the Beaver Creek
road, seven miles above Camden, about
one thousand pounds Of cotton in The seed,
about thirty bushels of corn in the shuck,
some few articles Of furniture, and small
lot of fodder, all levied upon and to be
sold as the property of William Arledge,
at the suit of William O. Nixon.
B. GASS, s. X. D.
Dec. 9, 1910. Pr. adv. &c 25
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16
Camden Debating Club.

7sVHE fO!lcNing is The Question for
a Debate on Thursday evening next:
$50 banks berctii the p"or as muci: as the
rich?'
MONTHLY QUESTION, FOR JAN.
There are some circumstances which
make il probable tha, the " hole Of the low
country in Carolina was once covered by
the occau-"Do geological and historical
lacis warruntthe snpprsiIiun?"
Toac argued by Mcssrs. Workman and
Young in the ii.maiirc-M essrs. Came
we'll and Kcnncdyin the negative.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16
STRAW CUTTERS.

JUST received few of Eastman's Pa
tent Straw Cutters, Of wood and iron
frames revolving bottoms, ex-
ira Knives. and eccentric feeders, and all
of his latest improvements, which makes
Them superior tn any we have sold.
ALSO-Corn Shelters, sets Safe Wire
different sizes.
W. D, MCDONALD g. co.
Dec. 9.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. l6, 1910.

PUBLIC MEEr1so.---An adjourned meeting of the
friends of the general distribution of the Bible in
Sontb Carolina, will be held on FR1D AY EVE
MING next at the Lecture Room of the Prcsby-
teriup Church, at which report of the proceed
ings of the Bible Convention recently held in Co
lumba may be expected; and tho propriety OF re-
organizing the Camden Biblo Society considered.
The importance of the objects of tho meeting, we
trust are sufficiently obvious, 10 ensure numerous
attendance.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16
NOTICE.

"A GREEABLY to an order from the
IN Court of Ordinary for Kershaw Dis
tric:, will lie sold at the late residence OF
Mrs. Margaret Perkins, decd. on Little
Lynches Creek, on Monday and Tuesday.
the 2Slh and 29th instant, several head Of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
Corn and Fodder,
Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, &c.
Terms made known on the dav Of sale
]. p. DICKINSON, Admir-.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16

Mr.. THEODORE HELoERAD has commenced q
printing establishment, at Tubingen, in Wurtcn-
burg, in which all the compositors and prcssmcn,
ono hundred and ninctysx in number, are deaf ami
dumb. The King has conferred on Mr.. He gerado
large gold medal of the order Of civil merit, for
this great reclamation from the social and moral
waste.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16
DENTISTRY.

EhR. J. LEE may be found in Camden,
~ for the three weeks next ensuing
during which time he will be happy to at
tend to such persons as have had the kind
ness TO wait lor him.
Arterial and work In all cases warrant
cd TO give satisfaction. Dec. 10.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16
Russell PLACE ACADEMY
fEiIE Trustees Of this Institution take pleasure in

lie l1StCcs OF IIlis lHsututon take pleasure IN
,announci"C % liz pa;sons ard 20 tic public gcn
t.sir, lat they hare secured Tic services of Mr.
Jon2 G.. Bowman, rs Principal, for another year II
any vorccis wcFc necessary 10 one who has bccn SO
long known to the public as we'll qualified and sue
ccssfdl instructor ofyouth, they feel justified in say
ing that more than two years intimate acquaintance
with Mr.. Bowman, has convinced them that lie has
few equals in tat most difficult Of all tasks-tran
ing the youthful mind. ,...e
The classical HEl mathematical departments will
be under the exclusive direction of tic Principal. A
comrccnt ASST tant will be provided TO- take charge
of the English department.
Good boarding can be obtained within sight of the
Academy, at Eight dollars per month, exclusive of
washing and candles; which will also be furnishcdto
those who may require them, at moderate prices.
RATES OF TUITION.
Pen QUARTER
Spelling, Reading, Writing ard Arithmetic, SO so
English Grammar g. Geography with The above, 6 10
Classics and Mathematics, :. 9 90
This Academy is situated twenty -four miles north
of Camden, in healthy region, and in the midst of
moral and religious community, remote from every
temptation TO idlcncss, extravaganza or vice.
j. PATTERSON.
S. B. HAMMOND,
JESSE KILGORE,
ZADOCK PERRY,
'~ VIM. s. STINSON,
THOS. L. DUNLAP,
...-. L. ]. PATTERSON,
s. DONNELLY,
WILLIE PATTERSON,
+. l.. FRASER,
G.. L. DYE,
JAS. B. CURETON,
JACKEY PERRY,
J. r. DYE.
ED. HAMMOND,
DAVID MILLER,
Dec. l6. Trustees.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16

The Inauguration Of Gov RlcrARDscN took place
on Thursday las. His address tho occasion will
be found in our columns. We need not ask for an
attentive perusal.
In relation to the further proceedings of the two
Houses we Join such extracts from the journals as
appear 10 is Of ntc:cs,.
In the Senate, Mr.. Dawson, from the committee
OIL the College, Eiucatioa and Religion, TO whom
had bccn referred so mrci of the Governors Message
as relates to the Free School system, made report
accompanied by bill to appoint superintendent of
Free Schools. and for other purposes, which was
read the first time, and ordered 10 be printed, and
read the second time on Monnay next.
On Monday Mr. English moved that the above
bill be indefinitely postponed; which was carried
Yeas 90. Nays Is.
A Message was received from the House propo-
sing 10 adjourn tic present session Of the Legisa-
tuDe on Friday, the 18th inst; which was concuHcd
in, and message Of concurrence ordered,
Mr.. McKenna presented the petition ofsundry cit
liens of the Indian Land respecting the Indians and
requesting the appointment Of VIM. White and B.
r. Davidson agents; and tho Memorial of the Ca
the committee on Federal Relations.
Pursuant to notice, Mr.. Melville introduced a
bill to amend the constitution so as to protect the
purity of the elective franchise; read the first time
and referred to the committee on Privileges and Ecc-
tions.
Mr.. McKenna requested that his reason for not
recording his vote on yesterday on an amendment to
the I'd section of bill to carry into effect tie late
treaty between thcCatawba indians and the commits
soners on the part of the State and for other purpo.
ses should be entored the Journals and stated that
it was account Of the interest held BY him in the
Indian lands.
bill to carry into effect the lato agreement be-
tween the Catawba Indians and the commissioners
on the part Of the State, read second time, and
sent to the House.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. Connors
~.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16
NOTICE.
Dec. 16.

THE notes and accounts, due to Mr..
James Conner, have been placed in nv
hands for collection. All persons inleres-
ted, are requested TO call and settle the
same. BENJAMIN GASS
Dec 18th.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16
PO PUN hAD1NS
That desire a sweet and clear
VOICE.

v"AOAs
L ong time indeed mankind have tried,
With multiplied intentions, .~..
To aid their brethren far and wide,
By hunting out inventions.
Bul none more useful has been found,
To cure cough SO handy,
And give the voice delightful sound,
As PEAsE'S HOARHOUND CANDY.
The orator in Congress now, sia
Great Cicero excelling,
Feels all in delicious glow,
With his rich periods swelling;
His hearers list with wild delight,
And think his speech the dandy,
Not dreaming the effect so bright
Is pEASE'S HOARHOUND CANDY.
The minister from pulpit high,
Delights his congregation,
Proclaiming joy and suecor nigh,
With precious revelation;
The flock all wonder at the change,
So eloquent and handy
What makes his voice so sweet e. strange2
'Tis PEAsE's HOARHOUND CANDY
Delightful warblers! Slirref, all,
So sweetly sound their voices,
That every note lets music fall
At which the heart rcjoiccs.
Ye beauleous maids! who wish 10 sing
With equal tune so handy.
You'll find The secret source and spring
In PEASE'S HOARHOUND CANDY
And Asthma turns aside with fear,
And Coughs are silenced quickly;
Hoarseness no longer brings tear,
Nor lungs need more be sickly.
The shortest cure, the first relief,
To make life strong and handy,
Is found in the few words so brief,
PEAsE g. Sons HOARHOUND CANDY
.JFThe subscriber has just received a
supply Of Pease's celebrated Hoarhound
Candy. He deems it unnecessary to say
a word in praise of the article, as its mer-
its are we'll known 10 the public. Where
ever il has been used, Cclds, Coughs &c.
disappear as if by Magic.
JAMES r. McKAIN.
Dec, f6.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-12-16

MARRIED-On Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Campbell, ROBERT l.. TWEED, Esq. Of
Charleston 10 Miss SusANSAH, daughter of Mr..
James McEwen, of this place.