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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
DIR. B. BRANDRETHS
Vegetable Universal Pills.

rENEND to cure all Disease, because they are the
IL matt oil medicine of man, and therefore only re
move the corrupt or vacd hnmors the cause of pain
and sickness, leaving the good hllmors to give
LIFE AND HEALTH TO THE BODY
Observe that each agent has an engraved certf
cate of agency, containing representation of Doctor
Brandreth's mandatory at Sing Sing and on which
will also be seen exact copies of the NEW LABELS NOW
USED UPON TIE BRANDRETH PILL Boxes, and which II
is believed will prove the
% COUNTERFElTERS DEATH BLOW.
The public will therefore please observe, that no
Brandreth Pills can be relied upon as the TRUE and
GENUINE unless each box has these new labels
upon it, There are three, and each contains fac ST.
mile signature of DR.. B. Brandreth. These labels are
engraved on steel, beautifully designed, and done at
an expense Of several thousand dollars.
REMAINDER, the fac smile signature of DR.. B.
Brandre.h must be upon the top Of the box upon the
side, and also the bottom of the box Bv careful ex-
animation the name of Benjamin Brandreth will be
found in several parts Of the labels, being an ex-
act transfer of the writing of DR.. Brandrc,h This
name will be found in the net work.
The Pills are sold at 25 cents per Dor, at 24l
,,1,uo,, D
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
Fare $3.50

HINSDALE e. BEARDSLEY'S Cast
n Steel Scythcs. For by
June 30. +. PHELPs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
SHERMANS POOR MANS PLASTER.

The best Strengthening plaster in the world, and
sovereign remedy tor pains, weakness in the back,
!oins sides, breast, neck, limbs, JOINTS rheumatism
Iumbago, &c. &C.. One million year will no, sup.
ply the demand. Warranted superior to all Others.
and tor one quarter the nsna price, making only
tho best, but the cheapest plaster in the world Il
affords relief in few hours, and makes astonishing
cures.
Joseph w. Hoxie, Esq, who had been so afflicted
with rheumatism. as to be unable to dress himself
without assistance, was enabled after wearing one
only one night, to get up alone in the morning, put on
his clothes and call nj office with eyes heamine
with JOY, and his tongue pouring forth the gadness of
his heart, at the sudden and signal relief he had re.
ceIved from this best of all remedies.
Mr.. Daniel Williams, oil ElizabehtOwn, N J., an
old Revolutionary soldier, was afflicted with rheu-
Mat'sm that he could scarcely help himself-,hese
Plasters entirely cured him. Thousands of certif.
Gates might he given Of their wonderful properties,
nut tho tact OF the enormous quantity sold, must he
the greatest evidence of their virtue Directions are
printed on the back Of each plaster, with fac sinile
OF the name thus, A. SHERMAN, ID. Be pnT,ic.
ular TO get Sherman's Poor Mon's Plaster; and see
that ~ so printed the hack, there arc several
base limitations hawked about and often pamcd off
rs Sherman,s Plasiers. when they arc altogether
wof'niess; NO other person can make the genuine,
SO 20 particular when you purchase.
Always DO particular tn enquire for Shcrman's LO-
zenges or fasers, and sce TINT you do not have any
other article palmed uff upon you See that his
name. -" n sherman, M. D." is upon the boxes and
pas'ers, and buy none other. Wholesale and retail
warehouse, LOG Nassau street, and by bis authorized
Agents. Gm5i
AGENTS Buell. md r. NJ. Woodruff,
Li'chheid kengg & Smith. Harwinton; Seth Tho.
mas ~ SON. and Harrington g. Calhoun, Plymouth |;
a. a.; End'ey Water,own; Lake A. Hays. Beth.
lem yMNa,hanlel smith, TcEringloTd; Smith & En-.
sign, Wolcouyllle Augustus Miles s. CO., Goshen +;
John " Harrison, Cornwall; Read and Lewis. ShA.
ron Ino Franklin Canaan; ]. G. Swift, NoFlulk |;
u. LcavenwoTIh, Waterbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08

~ ROUND PLASTER. tor sale at
" A. p. p. CAMP's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
SHERMAN's CAMPHoR LoZENGES

f. SHERIlAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Give immediate rief to Nervous or Sick Headache
paptation Of the heart lowness of spirits, desponden
cy, infammatory putrd sore throat. bowel or sum-
nler complaint, fanng, or sense of sinking of the
chest, cholic, spass Cramp Of the soma oh or bow.
els, hysterical affections and all nervous diseases
drowsiness through the day, and wakefuness night
cholera or cholera morbus, diarrhpa assitude or a
sense Of fatigue. Persons travelling or attending
and impavng the buoyancy of youth-r,set after dis
spaon, they will restore The tone OF the system gen.
orally, and remove all the unpleasant symptoms ars-
ing from too free living. They nre also recommend
ed as preventive and cure Of that distressing &C.
compartment of sea voyage. sea sickness. John NJ.
More, Editor Of the Brother Jonathan; Joseph b.
Nones, Esq. Vico-Presitlent of the Washington Ma
Of the New-Yor Herald DR.. A. C. Castle; William
Appcgate. Job Printer, ~ Ann street the Rev. DR.
Allen and others, have used them and never known
them 10 fail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-09-08
HARrr33' SIS AEAKIN &, &c.

VIII Keep on hand, or manufacture to order,
harnesses Of (xkJ kinds,
Saddles, Brides, Trunks, &c.
lie inviies those who want work in his line
to give him a call, as he has no doubt he can
satisfy them both as to quality and prices.
u REPAIRING of all kinds done in the best
manner and at short notice. Many articles
of Produce taken in payment for work.
FREDERICK w. BROWN.
Lilchfeld, Nov. l9, 1871. 25
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
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IL This Almanac forms very complete Re Siser lor tAe
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Trihn RUidi
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
rl,o srool.l,n Rebels.

i9tse Editor ot 'hs Iytsuns'
Did you ever see parcelof apprentice boys get
Iesesher and talk big abort,he authority Of their
boss, threaten to defy his commands, and resolve,
perhaps, to kick him out of kis own shop9 And
|ssn did you ever see this dcss come among them,
|sad now ready was the loudest rebel to obey and
|sshis bidding, even should that be to black his
|@c,s If you have not, youwil soon see similar
display. There sre, about ttis time, sundry very
aucy Loco. Focos in Nsw-York ard Brooklyn, and
Perhaps elsewhere, who talk Big about opposing
Banks and Bsnlkers--who stick their hands inthcir
Pockets and swagger about and swear they won,t t
sothe Regular Democratic NomiRa,ions. So, 1t
seu want 10 see little fun, just be present when
'ae boss goes among them, and you viii see
eaicel of up to the hub Loco-Fucos transformed
"a MO as docile set of voters Cor H. c. Murphy,
.ohn A. Lott, &c. &C., were ever brought up to
ihe polls This sight viii be seen some time be-
tween now and the evening of the 9th Of November
BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
.Exsra ,rr,hnne.

|, " ENORMOUS DEFALCATIoNS OF THE Late
Ilsoeo.Foco oFFICE-HoLDERS. The open violation
e Laws by the Chief Magistrate of The City, in taking
saa app'opfa''ng the Public Money. Plain Reasons why
was sch intense desire and desperate effort Tn re
a power by neans of Fyand, Usurpation and Violence
si palmer Reasons Why TaxPayers and Voters should
os again cnafe, on the parilsans Of these Potca
to@ eri either in tie State or City Government.
I Copesof the Extra, containing detailed statements
me LoceFoco Defelcaons or sale al this Gce. Price
sT@0 CENTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

HEALrH OF Neutrality-suspicious. cases of
yellow fever were reported at Mobile on the ODD
snd 23duit, A great number Of strangers had ar
I'ived within aew days, ard they were the princi-
igal subjects Of the disease.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
u The November Number of the Amcri-

u The November Number of the Amcri-
can LnbOrcr is now is ready for delivery. II contains
The Speech OF HENRY MEIes the opening of The Fair Of
dustry Convention, and Remarks of Gen. TALLMApGE;
New-Engand silk Conventions THE RELATIONS OF
wEALTH AND LABOR being the Annual Address before lie
American ln.ttute delivered Thursday evening, Octo
Der 20 the Broadway Tabernacle, by H. G. o. COLBY,
of Mass-an admirable document and which ought TO
be read by every laborng in the Uoi!ed Staes Gov
ERNOR SCENARIOS ADDRESS at the ANNUAL FAIR of
the NcwYork State AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY," delivered al
Albany on the 29h day Of September ast ibis Address is
worth more 10 every farmer and er Of the SOIL than the
enr. cost of the Laborer for the year, PROTECTION
WOOL and WO0LENS; Speech of Mr- Sadc of Yer
mont on the Tariff Bill. In this Speech Mr. Sade stands
MP Us the Representative the Farmers and most ably does
lie yndicate their rights and show how their interests are
affected by proper Tariff.
The American Lahorer is devoted exclusively 10 the ad
vocacy and illustration the Protection Of Home Industry
II is designed TO present in COMPACT cheap readable
FORM and in familiar and practical manner, The most d.
rect and convincing and arguments in support oil the
policy OF Protecting the Industry Of our oscn People 10
hj. end IL cfbodss The abes Speeches Reports Statistics
and other documents on the subject.
II The whole work comprise large ectavo volume
Of 400 PAGES and is published in parts every MONTH
Seven numbers are already and ready for delivery
Price for tie whole twelve numbers only 70 cents beng the
chra pest pu5caon of The kind ever published Ia the
United States.
r-- Eight number. of this work are now puelisilee,
Price 81 cents per number. Back numbers can be snPpca
GREELEY l. McELRATH,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS =
The contents of Widers Patent Salanander Safe have
never been injured (nuch less destroyed by fire. They
can only be had at the Iron Safe Store OF
SlLAS C. HERRING, i99 Water-slreet
n B. Safes of other makers such as have been taken IN
part payment for Wder for sale at less than one hall Oh
Er-tr rnSf hoy
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
NTEW-YoRK REAL ESTATE EX

INT 1CslfA1S ~ = - = ~ 3~~~
y CHANGE, Ieo Nassau street, where these who have
Houses or Lots for Sale Let may leave description
aad price of the same which will be Registered and de-
scr5ed on large exhibited map for ST. and explained To
those who may call purchase hire without further
charge until sold er let, according 70 directions WHICH
negotiations 81 enabling those search OF properly read
Iy 10 and at the lowest price, that which suits them best
Money will be procured titles examined Mortgages and
Real Estate in neat, accurate and legal manner.
And rom former experience in the business the subscriber
tenders his services again his friends and the public 20 at
tend 10 all matters relating TO Real Estate
ISAAC M. WOOLLEY, lGn Nassau,
NJ I'm Next 10 The corner OF Spruce st.
NHEAP.-2OO Horse Blankets for sale
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

MORMONlSM EXPOSED.-The
and Wormonisr by Gen. John Bennett, W. D.. embelsbed
with two handsome steel eugravngs. representing Gen.
Bennett and Joe Smith in full uniforms plan OF the city OF
Nauyoo Mormon Temple, Baplismal Font, The Saints
Destroying Angels llie act OF numbering man. Order
Lodge whchis represented the admissions OF Candidate
10 The office Of the Priesthood &c Received and for sale
hv BRADBURY, SODEN & co.
1T Nassaustreet, New York,
o2a and 10 SchooLsreet Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

Holm FELTHAM, Wholesale and Retail
% LEATHER, GLOVE AND MITTEN MANUFAC-
TURER No. 1856 William street, New-Ycrk, four doors
South of Fulton street.
Buckskir Suspenders Shirts and Drawers; Piano Forte
Leather; lack and Colored Buchskins for Ssddlers.
Undrcssed Deers Skins bought and Deers Hair for sale
o27 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

II EFT HOME. Monday morning, Oath
instant, Edward ~ r. Chapman. Had on when he
left brown jacket and attnett pans CLOTH
cap with large 'front.' without collar black eyas ana. ford
coun,suance IS years old very sinai! oil MS age on very
smart ard active HI. has net been heard of since Any
person hearing Of or seeing said boy would do an act Of
charity by giving information to his afflicted father a,3i
Secondstreet, New York. o19 w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

MUSIC AT THREE CENTS A Page,
lFA at No. 72 Lispennrd-st, cor. of Broadway -CHAS
T. GESLAIN, Music Publisher is constantly receiving new
which selling the very low price OF cents page re-
tail. Also on hand, small lot OF Musical Instruments
which will be sold very The public invited TO call
and examine themselves. Wholesale sealers supplied
heaper than at any other establishment in the U. States
ivIe IF CHAS T. GESLAIN,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

OARDlNG handsome parlor and
two other desirable apartments, with board fer the
season. may be had in que, aud comfortable amly and
reasonable terms by applying a. 64 variek-seet
Mrs R. B. Freeman The house Sd door froon ST john.
Park and immediately The route Of the Greenwich
stages. References will be exchanged. o2a CT
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

DOARD-A Gentleman and his wife, or
2cr single Gentleman, can be handsomely accom-
modated with pleasant Rooms and Board, by applying at
| No. l26 Henry.s,. References exchanged. o22 2ws
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03
WHOLE NO. 4s9
M NANTED-Places by 2 nice, capable
w Girls for hoasc~ork chan,berwork a, IS Crosby
! street. h2 sts

M ANTED-A Situation by capable
w Colored Waiter. at No. l7O Eul.st, rear. NJ q.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

LyOR SALE,--A beautiful Piano Forte,
4 made by Slodart, Worcester 4 Worcester, of New
York TIE insrumet for beauty Of finish and quality Of
Tone passed by any the city has been ned about
months and without spot blemish II will be sold
very low the Is incapacitated from using it.
ply No. Gl Ryington street SD Wallkt, basement NJ 5t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

ROARDlNG.-A few single gentlemen
caa be accommodated with Board and pleasan, Rooms
at Nc p Reade-sree cast from Broadway few doors
nj 7,s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

Committee OF Arrangements.
John 7. Rollins, Edwin II. Trcman,
Chas. Role, Waldron B. Post, Jr.
&C Gordon, B. Pomeroy, Jr.
Saml. X. Sat,erlee, Henry r. Prall.
Ezra Ludlow, Jr r. Burkhalter,
Isaac Ii. Bailey, Sidney C. Geuin.
BY order of the Committee,
ISAAC Ii. BAILEY. Secretary.
Clinton Hall. Oct 81, 1872 o3l ING
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-03

N NEW-YORK CARD PRESS.-An ar
IN tcle at low price-smple in movement and capa.
BILE OF ting neat work any other press forsae
Rt 81 John street. nj Il
SICKLES'S Perpendicular Motion Door
~ Sprlng.-Ths is and desirable article, and at
low price. For sale al 81 John.stree. nj II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
LIMESTONE SPRINGS:
SPARTANBURG DISTRICT.


For Sale ar Rent, on the 14th February, 1912.
EIHIS highly improved andSSdvaluab!e ,wartcingsl
d place will be offered for sale, on tic premises.
on the second Monday (or the day following1 in
February next. The premises consist of1a tract OF
most valuable wood Land of near tlirc hundred
acres, containing quarrics of the best Limestone in
the State, and of fine marble. The quarries arc
we'll opened, and have two excellent kilns for b,rn-
ing Lime In 1888, the quarry alone made S 800,
clear Of all expenses in working it.
On the premises; are four story BRIt K
HOTEL, $50 feet long, having large Dining
Hall, Drawing Room, and Dancing R1om, with
small Parlors for families; upwards of one 100
Chambers, and every Office necessary 10 such an Es-
Establishment. The Kitchen is of Brick, and is
wing of the Hotel, and most admirably fitted up
and furnished with Boilers, Pots, Ovens, &c. fixed
in brick. Besides this large Hotel, thero are two
match frame HOUSES, story and q half high,
each containinga Parlor and Drawing Room, and
six Chambers; and also nine double CABINS,
three two stories high, containing eighteen Cham
hers. All the buildings ore nearly new, well finish
cd, painted, glazed and plastered. Tho buildings
are sufficient toiaccomodate from 300 to 400 vis-
ors with comfort. -s'$- ~
Attached TO the Establishment are an Ice.liouse,
Store Rooms Barns, Corn Cribs, and Stablng
| fully sufficient for the place.
This place is newly erected and highly improved.
Tile grounds. are handsomely laid out, planted with
trees, and sown down in blue grass.
1t is situated in Spurtunburg, District, in one Of
the healthest regions in the world Near itand on
all sides, are objects of great interest. The cele
! brated Glenn Springs, the Kirby Springs, the
White Sulphur Springs of Wilson, said ito be equal
to that of Virginia: the battle grounds of Backstocks
Cowpcns and Kings Mountains; the vallics of Spar.
tahburg, Union, and York, and various manufac
turing establishments for iron and cotton, are
1 around, and within 25 miles. A country abound
ing in beautiful scenery, surrounds it every side
Several mail routes concentrate there, and every
facility exists for the traveller to change from th:
to other places of interest, TO diversity the EN-
ployment of his time usefully and agrceably while
located here.
/ The terms Of Sale, will bo liberal credit, ant
may be varied according TO proposals, the pnrcha
ser giving bond, bearing interest, payable annually
personal security, and a mortgage of the premises
In case no sale is made, the premises will b.
offered for lease, for term Of one or more years.
Proposals for private SALE or lease, will be rcceiv
ed by the Subscriber at Charleston, at any Time.
During the ensuing Summer, there will be
Brigade Encampment at this place, and it will bt
the Head Quarters Of the COMMANDMENTS Chief fo
a considerable part Of tic Summer.
BY order of the Board of Directors:
F. II. ELMORE, President
3 "Bank State So. Ca, Charleston.
Jan. S, 6t4
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02

confning the administration in its power to bor-
row money to the amount of Sl2,OO0,Ooo already
authorized -.
This does not suit orthodox Wh1g1sm which
not only seeks to enlarge the Public Expendl-
lures. but to save the land money for dlstrbu-
ton among the Statess even if the Government
have have to borrow in consequence! Rallylng
its forces in the Senate, it has therefore struck
out Mr.. Gilmer's proviso, so that the bill now
authorizes the issue of S5010,000, in Treasury
notes, IN ADDITION to the $l2,000,OOO loaa!
II the House concur, we shall see Wing Con-
gress, not yet year in existence, sanctlonlng@ Ia
Public Debt Of SEVENTEEN MILLIONS of.
DOLLARS, over ELEVEN MILLIONS ol
which will be caused by their own expenditures
over their income subsequent to the 4th OF March,
1871!
Giring away the revenue, plunging the coun,
try into debt, argumenting the Expenditures ana M
Increasing the Taxes-this is the practical re-.
form which promising Whigism has brought u.s.!
Verify, General Harrison understood his Par
ty well when he said insubstance, that those Dho
snake The most promises, teHthe most les
Union Democrat.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
DANCING.

Embracing the subject Of Good Department, its
proprieiy and advantages, lhe preparation Of
Young Persons for good society," dc. dc.
ER. ADAMS, Professor of the above sub
1SA jcct, would respectfully inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Camden, that he will open q
SCHOOL for instruction in Dancing. as soon as
the requisite number of pupils can be obtained.
Cotlons, Waltzes, Galopadcs Spanish Dan
ces, &c. &C., will bc taught in the most fashion.
able sye.E III those who may think proper TO ia.
vor Mr.. ADAMS with their patronage, may be as
sured that nothing shall be wanting on his part, to
render satisfaction.
Price of Tuition, $40 Scholar, for 1f
Lessons. -
u He would refer parents and guardians to Gen
J. W.. Cantey, who has Prospectus of the
School. A Prospectus is also left at Mr. Starkc's
Hotel, and at MIR. Young's Book Store.
Jan. &c.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02

TEHE.Town Taxes were due on the first day OF
d January. All licences to retail spirituons
liquors expired on that day as well as communications
for road duty. The undersigned willopen the books
on the Goth inst. toreceve the same, and will keep
them open until the 2Oih Of February next. He
will also receive combinations forpatro duty at the
Same time; after which time defaulters will be re-
tnrned to Council, to be dealt with according TO
,uw. By order Of the Councilt = ss:s
l R. L.WILsoN. Recorder
Jan. 12 1879. * .S:s'i sS:S
N. B.-ofice hours from O'clock AZ M. 10 2
o'clock, P. M E1..s. 80
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-02
January 6. 1912.
List of Letters

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
CAMDEN S. c., Jan lst. 1872. IS E's ~
! A Mrs Mary Adison, Rev. J. B, Anthony
B-Mrs. Sarah D. Baskin, Rev. Joseph E, Brown
Mrs Nancy Baskin, Kindred Bennett, Mrs. Char.
Elo,,e r. Blair, Rev. Thos. Berry.
elisha CrossIey, James Campbell, Norman
Camron, Edward Coneway.
D-A. Dugis, Col. Jonathan Davis
E-Dr M. J. F. Evans, James Exum, ]. En-.
gllsh, Mrs. Nancy Eflair. = ,ss
F-Mrs Sophia Frost.
G-Darling Gasking, Rev. II. D. Green. - =
H-H. Hu,chison.
J-DanclJ Jordan, Mrs. Rebccca Jones, Mrs
Mary C. Jones, DR. J. B. Jennings.
K-Rev. w. S. Kirkland. -, ~
L-Watson Lain.
-Wm March, Norman Mcdonald, Mra M.
3. L. Mick1e, John Mclean.
N-Ro5crt Ncwsam. -t -
O-Richard Owens or john Kelly.
P-J. 2. Pray John Powell.
. R-George Roberts, Miss Sarah Roe, Darcus
Rogers, SEadrick Rogers
S-Samuel Shearer, M. Sylvester, Sarah SILVER,
William Shields, Mss Mary Smith,
T-Jalnes NJ. Taylor, James Turner. -
W-WrIIiam Wllc,x, Mrs. Ann Wilson Fcu'
ming Watkins
e Y--yqhpS Young. w. r. Youog:
p. THORNTON, ?. N