The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-06-01
Twenty Third Volume,

Twenty Third Volume,
While scores of papers which have been startedin
the last twenty three years, have passed away for
point of circulation and profit, at the head Of the
family newspapers of the day,
The great size of the paper enables the proprie-
tors 10 give greater variety Of original and seec~
ted matter than can be found in contemporary sheets.
The papers has been greatly enlarged and improved
and now appears in handsome new type, and has
received the praise of many editors of taste as hs
handsomest family sheet in tho Union.n Our efforts
have been drectedsto the combining of beauty and
simplicity, with utility and taste. The Post, is
printed a stout white paper rendering il neat and
durable for filing; while in size it surpasses every
other weekly newspaper in Philadelphia, and has
received from its contemporaries the title Of tie
Philadelphia Mammoth. The gseot size the pa
per enables us to give allmportant Congressional
Proceeding at length and all reports and other pub
lie documents in full, together with occasional Cons
gressionaf Speeches in full.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
The Post is acknowledged to be the first newspa-
per in the country in the quality and quantity Of its
original tales, essays, poetry, and Other NATTER
The following contributors warrant of its merit
T.. S. Arthur, author of "Tempefance Pledge"
''The Broken Merchant" and other Temperance
Stories. Professor ]. H. Ingrahau,, author Of "La
ftte,' "Kyd," &c. &c. Jesse E. Dow, author Of
the "Log Of Old Irohsides," &c. &c; Louis Fitz-
gerald Tusistro, r. M. Walsh, Miss E. Leslie, N. P.
Willis, Mrs. Emma C. Embury, Mrs. A. F. Amman,
Mrs. Lambert, james H. Dana, Lewis J. Cist,
Lydia Jane Pierson, Thco. 8. Fay, George p
Morris, Francis S. Osgood Alfred B. Street,
Thomas J. Beach, J. Milton Sanders, author Of
"The Miami Valley" S. D. Anderson, Lydia H..
Sigournoy, +. w. Thomas, author of "Clinton
Bradshawe," 'EIoward Pinckney." G. Theresa
Clarke, Miss ]. Estele, John G.. Whittier, Mrs. c.
II. w. Esling Mrs. R. F. Nichols, Mrs. Amelia B.
Welby, J. Tomlin J. Ross Browne, Lucy Seymour,
4 Mrs. Mary II. Parsons, Mrs Caroline F. Orne,
Mrs. M. ST. Leon Eend. Mrs. Ann s.. Stephens,
1T. S. Sullivan, ms. E. C. stedman, Mrs. Caro
line Lee Hcntz, William Wallace. =
The publishers have made on arrangement, in ad- !,
dton for an Original Novel, from the pen of H. w.
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or fountains of choice Original literature.
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