The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-06-16
f'hiIadeIPhia Mammoth! :
ENLARGEMENT OF THE
SATURDAY EVENING POST.

s. SATURDAY EVENING FUSl.
49, x,,,ne of this we'll established and high
= .n,,,. family newspaper, greatly enlarged and
s;ys,ar.nved with entirely new type, commenced May
: -. islI. The paper is printed in beautiful type,
Ne. received the praise Of many editors OF taste,
r.s n,he handsonest family sheet in the Union. "
ur efforts have been directed to the combining or
beauty and simplicity with utility and taste. me
Post is printed on stout white paper, rendering
neat and durable for fling 1t is issued at the olo
establshed rate of two dollars per annum cash. OF
ihree dollars if not paid in advance and may truy
b saiI now tnat it is enlarged, to I've tue largest
pape, in the country at the price It Is SOIL nas
ali the merits and none Of the ueec's Oh .ne 'a'se
papets of-the day, for while the eariirs! ;eiay
matter may he found in us Columns ns,s w,I the
nsn.I ., ,;etv Of wit and sentiment will rener
s Natter family paper The proprictors make no
aonr;sh of trumpeis about the size and cheapness
&c ,ha n,ner or The firm basis upon which the oLp
PosTn stands II IS not necessary. ~ mas po,ne %'e
the battle and the breeze for the last
YsARs and has held its position IN tne Mus. .T -
terinp and crumbling rivals, ana hsS 'o.'0 ~'N
buried all kinds Of opponents. ,c,.-,;.,or,
\ ,rur Mons oe CoNDucTlHG IT.-Ihe ProPr'e'o's
having for long time deprecated tire noous oi
b,eon literature. inliscriminately re-puhiisheu III
thi, country, have determined, without ai.ose'ner
neplecting this 6cL' TO select no1n'ng "u' u'
choicest tales and sketches, frcm the IneIs"
icals. and thew have made arrangements ny "hIcn
thev can finnish these 10 their subscribers IN ao
y,nce Of every cotemporary The editors whi ass
iean nm eve 10 the hest American tales anoa5 CAV
;ns ,Iways the preference To the writers OF taelf
{ own country We shall still continue inc Plah y,
giving original stories from popular AmeIcan
writer's. Tie we'll known Author o. e1 ,he srsi Of
The .ast War; opened the volume win tne n,s: VI
new series of trillng nautical tales In aduiticm m
s - 70 n. did a number of new Contributors wih
,.nr;cb Tia columns with choice and eutarlaln.ng
orivinal articles In order that the SAiohDA1
: EVENING POST TEav maintain iis hign Posh,on'
as the first Family Newspaper IN the onieo S.a.ts
arrangements have been made tor regular supply
ofcho,ce and entertaining ORIGINAL lALEs nI;y ,,;oL
;a.i Ietches noe,ry. &c. We have been publish
;n1 for moths past an unhroken series OF choice
n,;oinal stories which have been procured al great
eost and have heen widely copied and read. inese
ye shall continue.
'Tas NEws DspARrMENT.-Whil It shall be the
care Of the prdpretors to preserve Tor the paper!
h;oh literary reputation; the great deslderaium Ior
f,n;iv newspaper. carefully selected news depart
ment shall not be made second in interest os I'M
: nortance While every thing Of note that's passing
Ether in this country or in Europe shall be carelu',
10 collected or coated for our readers doe
; :hs,i he Maid TO the character Of the matter. 90
that the paper may Re with safety ana pfops'e'S -"
troduced and read in the family circle; .o.o,v.
3. Tyr L.prEr' DEPARTMENT will still De Prese!'
I, =, kali he choice and select, and shall recriVe
.r;t attention. 1t shall be the effort OF the etofs
an eahrace in this department such seiectioNs VI "
ao.,;no !lIterature Of the day, as may he IN an es
nsc;ai manner suits 20 the instruction anu amuse-
I rentofthe female sex, andto combine Inc 'a'i'''"
Able. viii the truly useidl and gooo.
Snch things as may suit that important ana Iarge
.,.ss of onr subscribers, the FARMERS, VIII no'
hs oyerlooked In order to crafty as much as pos
.;ble The audable desire of our readers Poit'on o.
. ,,tan,;on will he devoted to the COLLECTION anu
S;ans;on pf such news as nay seem imPonant " 70
Agrcultnraliss, and the population Iesideh. "nsuu.
the confines of our great cities Inc state oi 'ue
markets and the fluctuations in the prlces, VIII N
regularly, and wha' ID Vi l'o'' "'''-'
given. A.. ,rh;,o tho ma.
-, .nn,;nued under our control itshould he strictly
E.utrai IN Politics, and that as news ami literary
;onrnaIists. we had nothing to do with the ma"e,'
this determination has been strictly and ngaIy aa
hered to, and while we shall commune 10 gase oui
,e,der. such public documents, as may De oeen'a
af;n,e,est 10 all, aud such history OF the progress
of no,;cai events, as are strictly in keeping WIN
onI duty, and the character Of the paper, we snaN
ss,udiousiy, avoid any contamination Of Pastzan
Psaitias. m,, rcpue
: The 1 Saturday Evening Post" will be furnished
at.he exceeding low price OF nwo uS,s.s ~ @ .on, a."
mum, invariably in advance. we shall senn u S'Py
10 any person who may wish'to see specimen oy
giving notice, post paid
% Inpuc eMsnrs TO CLuBs.--As friends and neigh
bors often wish tocub together 10 facilitate remit
tsnces, we will send 8 copies for dollars IN ad-
Z vance, post paid; Tcopiss for 10 do. do. NO new
snbscribers received without the money.
We have no desire to extend our hst, but With
cash suhscribers and the paper rs sniie.enlyes,ao
:.sed. 10 enable us to exact compliance with this
aoi5en rule. The Post is made worth more than
the money, and it must be paid BY those VINO "'Sh
the paper. ,,...;,. ,,e pould saw.
that the safest plan is to enclose the money s f!apk
ter and direct u.s. Most postmaster, ,,s hus;nes.
s III. Office Office and ali post masters who will he kind
enough to do So we shall be pleased to acknowledge
as agents. nil, ,aaase
eonv. and forward number of their laper, mankeu Gu
With INK, to this Office, and then favor shall We
nron,ptlv acknowledged without fraud or d.iay' as
.fs but Too often the case. Address ro
1DN - '1' ~ GEO. R. GRAHAM d. CO.
cn.h Weat corner of Third and