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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-17
FricE OF THE ArsuRS & Rocn

FRENCH RESTAURANT, No. S Nassau street opposite
Il the Custom House,. BONNARD r. DELAMOTTE
have the honor to inform their acquantnces and the public
general that they have added to their old establishment known
for upwards Of under he firm Of j. Bonnard the
great Saloon the floor of the house. and have
sides arranged several Saloons for the accommodation Of
private parties and society dinne<s
They will the sstest attention orders for Dinners and
Suppers in part Of the city
Rooms and O6ecs in the upper stories Of the house
may be had Of them at moderate rents. jel Inns
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! r:y. Such examples elevate the moral standard
OF the people. lie deserves, and has the conf
dence Of the state.
No toast more warmly or fcclingly received
than this, and loud cheering raps called up llia
son. B. B. Salmond, Esq. (student at aw,) who re.
piled TO it with few appropriate remarks, assigning
ndisposion as the cause of his flthcE's absence,
ang concluded with TIC following sentiment:
The generous noble and chjvalric people OF
South Carolna-,heir approval is indeed graft
flying 10 every public officer
6. Thomas Jefferson Wetlicrs, EsG-A gen
tIeman lawyer, of profound andrescarch,
acutcas profound. lie meets bis adversary bold
lyand lear1e:sly uroA lbc merits Of bis cause, and
does him bq;ile wi,h law aud argument, the Only
weapons OF gentleman lawyer .Emnen;ly tal-
enfcd honorable ard courteous with the Bar,the
highest honors OF The profession arc lis. "
This was equally warmly received, though The
Club and guests lost much sound and wholesome
entertainment, pleasant wit and well timed sacaan
by that gentleman being detained at homo BY the
indisposit;on lis family
o. The Fajr-1hc only absolute despo;s brave
mon fear, love, honor and obey.
The Volunteer Toasts are unavodabIy crow
ded out this wcck--bu: as good things seldom
come too late, we will give them next week.
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Dagrserr.eoeyre Miniatures.

The Ladies and Gentlemen OF Camden aTs
respectfully informed that-the subscribers, late
of New York City, have fitted up rooms at hl:.
Starke's Hotel. for the purpose of,taking aiinja,
tire LikenesScs, after. the manner Of hL ia
GURRE, of Paris. The process of takins
Miniatures in the above manner has bee
brought 10 such n state of perfection that The
powerful rays of the sup, heretofore so neccss':,
ry iuthe operation, have been entirely dispensed
with, and likenesses can consequently, be take
in any Kind of weather, withhPcaeet accuracy
occupying the time of the sttertbut a few sc.
cnads. Specimens car be seen at Mr.. Nc
Kain's Drug Store, and at the Subscribers
Rooms.
Office hours from A. NJ, to P. NJ. every
day.
B. A. & w. w. Chiffon.
March. 9, 1912. ~
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Sherif-s Sales.

pY virtue Of sundry executions to me dirsctedr
I'D willbe sold before the Court House door in Z
Camden, on the first Mondayand Tuesday in April,
next, the following property, viz
IS head of Cattle, 10 I,paf! of Horses 20 head OF
Sheep, one Wnson, ,ope Barouclt, two Hoses, twos
Mules. and alI the Household and Kitchen tnrnI-
turc of the defennnt as the property ofLewis Fec
bles arthe suit of J. A.. Young, John Turner, Lew
is Johnson aIol hers vs.. Lewis PEBBLES The furni.s
lurc, Corn, Folder ard Stock, will be sold on the
second day of sac, the balance, on Monday the
first day OF sale,; before the Court House door.
y !. BASKiN, S, KID.
Ns~sb q 80 r. .a-a -
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Fur Me Camden Journal.
TIE CAMDEN DEBATING CLUB.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
On Thursday evening last* this literary associa-
tion celebrated its 18th anniversary, by an Grafton
and Supper. The Grafton was delivered by DR.. VIM.
Carlisle at the Baptist Church; tho supper was at
Starkc's Hotel. The audience was large That spa
cious Church was full, galleries and all; and of tho
number, no audience could display more intelligence,
worth, refinement fashion or beauty. And 10 the
warm hearted and strong headed orator, it is CON-
plimcnt sufficiently cncomias!ic to state tho matter
of fact that he drow to him at the beginning, ard
held TO the ending of his oration the still and mute
attention of that whole assembly except when that
was broken by more positive and rnimatng demon
slrations of applause, repeated chccrings, cappngs
&c. won from the audience by fine sentiment or
sound principle warmly said, and aptly expressed by
the orator.
The music at the church was tastofhlly selected,
and skilfully performed.
The Club with several guests, went Immediately
from the church to Starke's Hotel, and about 8 l2
sat down to supper that certainly would not have
been well received, if it had been more than 1t
was. Every thing proper and due such an enter
tainment was on the table, well prepared, gentecy
served up, and tastefuy arranged. Turkeys boiled
with oysterand celery dressing, and baked with hotel,
pot filing and cranberry and cranberry JAM lay
on the table, at convenient distance, and in pleasant
numbers; some six or eight muscoveys, and that ma
ny puddcducks, fat plump and tender; rich roasted
*Thc 9Th Of February. -
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Luzheroush or Adrian,

viii stand the present Season. at the, Her:
nitagc, one mile below Camden, and5willSbe let
to Mares at the very low price OF Fifteen Dollars
the Season. or Twenty-Five Do!larsto insure a:
Colt; but Should the Mare be parted with, the
Insurance will lie void.
A fee Of Fifty cents is to lie paid to the groom.
2 Good pasturage will be furnished, and Mares
fed at Thirty-seven and Hall Cents per day.. if
desired and care taken OF them, butno liability,
whatever, for accidents or escapes.
H-The Season will terminate on the first ofJuly,
when payment for the services ofthe Horse viii
be expected. =. -
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Pigs. Lots of Pigs.!
Nfa-s. o.

ABOUT the 18th or Goth of April next, there
IA will be for sale at the residence of Thomas
P. Ballard, Kershaw District, a drove OF 400
Pigs, consisting of full blooded Berkshres,
Irish Graziers, and Woburns and Irish Graizers
mixed. ALSO-A few full blooded Durham
Calves. g. !. -: = -. =. = = Z
March Q, -lSd2. *
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IIHE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
3 DISTRICT O ES0JTH, CAR OLINA..y


r Jlq. BANKRUPTCY.
gUHEREAs, william, Ii. Bowen, lately merchant
W at Bishoprllc, of tic late finn Of C. g. Camp
,el e; Go, and Of ). Bishop g. Go. nov resd;nng
IN, rro.iaencc,. 10 Sumter Dt:ict, hath Rtd ,'as
Petition praying tine be may be declared ai;krnpt
pursuant to the Act of Congress of the GATED
States; male, and sowia foice, corcrr''pg B4TiE 5
rupts md t',at!e may havc1hc tenefifof the sad
Ac; tbs is give hotiec Of said Petition, and
thata Hearing thereof wIBe lrsd before es}tono-
able RosrrI GLcyaisr, Judge OF tie said
al Court to be hcefr attic Federal Court tIIoise,s
in Char!eStonss on Wcdnesday tho twcrty third day
ofhtafcll nc&, atsclcren O'clock, a. NJ ut@hicI
place and iiacal persons interested may aPfcarnnd
slew cause, if any: they have, why tie prayer Of
tile said Petitioner should moi be granted. 4
90. -, H. Y. GRAY, Clerk
Charleston, a6!h dry of February, l0ia. st.
..s-. Printers fec 3d.
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NEGROES WANTED.

! wish 10 bny 100 tosI20. Negroes.
as a pormanen! investment, for which cash will
be paid. Application can be made to me person
ally at Camden, or by letter postage PAID de-
scrbing tile property as accurately as rossiblet
as to age, size, appearance &c. with the prices
w. e., JOHNSON Z. g
Camden, March9. :.s<5E
IeTbe Cheraw Gazette will insert 8 tmes4
and send his bill to this Office.
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Thc United States District Court,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY. =

EEllEREAS. Alfred China. Tavern Keeper, 70.
" siding in Samtcryille, in the District of SUM
ter, hath filed petition that he may be declared a
Bankrupt, pursuant 10 llic Act of Congress of the
United States, made and now Of force concerning
34nkrupts, and that he may hdvc the bcnfit of the
said Act; this is 10 give notice Of tho said Petition
aud that hearing thereof will he had before tho
Honorable ROBERT B. GLcHRrsT, Judge OF the said
Court, at Court 10 be holden at the cderal Court
House, in Charleston, Wednesday the twenty third
day Of March next, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, al which
place and time all persons Interested may appear and
shcw cause, if any they have, why the prayer of tho
petitioner should not be giantcd. f.t
H. Y. GRAY. Clerk:
Charleston, 26th February, 1912. st
- Printers fe SO -,
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A Lady lately from France.

rs desirous ofprocuring situation as Teacher
Hin privatefamiIy; sheis fully competent to
impart instruction in the various branches of
French and English literature; would have no
objection to the country or to take class in a.
school, Application to be made to the Editor Of
this paper. 49,; =,
March 9, 1912.
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State OF South Carolina.
EERSIA w DISTRICT. .-.

Iocob N. Gan,:ys Judah Rarrett-Declaraion IN
Attachment
WV uEREAS, the Plaintiff in the above stated
w case did this day file his declaration in,r.y
Office ~ inst The Defendant, who is absent and
without The limits of This State, and having neith,T
w,C, n1r attorney within the same, on whom to
serve copy OF the saiddeclaration, with rule 10
Il is ordered that the said Defendant do appear
ard plead TO the said declaration on or henfe the
seventh day Of March, Ammo Domini lsl3, OF IN
order for Judgment will be granted by default
B. GASS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, March Q.
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The United States District Court.

= DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 4
IN .BANKRUPTCY.% ,
EA flEREAS, Daniel 3. McLauchlin, late Of
" the firm&of D. B McLluchIin g. Go. late
Tavern Kcepers-tl,e said petitioner being now a
Clerk, of SumtervilIe in the District Of Sumter
hath 6cda petition praying thathc may be declared
a Bankrupt, pursuant to an act Of Congress o. the
U States, made, and now in force concerning Bank
rupls and that hcmay have the benefit Of the said
act tlsiis to give notice OF the said petition, and
that hearing thereof will be had before the Honor.
able ROBERT b. CILcHRIsT; Judge Of The said Court,
at Court 10 be holden at the Federal Court House,
in Charleston, OIL Wednesday tic twenty third day
of March ncxt, at eleven clock, A. NJ. ut which
place and time all persons Interested may appear
and shcw cause, if any they have, why the prayer
Of tho said Petitioner shoulstnot- bo granted
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk
Charleston, 26th dor Of february, 1913. 81
[Prinler's fec Ssi3]
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COMMUNICATED.

Having with regret understood that our pre-
sent efficient Intendant John NJ. DeSaussure,
will not serve if reelected, you will please pub
lsh the following ticket for the support of the
citizens, and oblge MANY VOTERS.
For InteEdant-JOHN WORKMAN.
Wardens-JAMEs DUNLAP, w. J. GERALD,
G.. II. DAVIS, Z. w. BoNNEY
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Notice.

Notice.
z do hereby caution and lorewarn, all persons
- from trading for or having any thing 70 40 40
with a Bond, signed by c. Cherry ana myseil.
understand the bond referred to was drawn lor
four thousand dollars, in favor OF Connor OF Gam,
den to be I paid BY 15s aeFebs ebnsd nsssfi by false
nresontatior, Ibeirg very sick at the time, and
was fold that it was only a Power Of Attorney
ior thc tran.act;on of some Bank business
Therefore a., far as am concerned, ] nevCi III
.erd to pay The same Or any part thereof; .,,
'|'.I JUDITH DIGCS.
Feb. c3, 1912. -.
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B Having beard, that the Hon. j. M. Dc.
saussure intends to resign the Office of Inter,-
dant Of. the Town, the friends of Capt. Nj. NJ
LEVY, offer him as a suitable candidate, to
fill that Office
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MAI. SMART

EgTfLII be at his Office ,SumterYille on 4Ion!
wv daF next, and remain The. week. He will
return to Camden Monday following.
March @.
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BylIE subscriber, dcsiroas ofpayinG his debts
4 rcaucs,s all those indebted to him TO call
and settle prcyiaus 10 the 1c!h # M@:gh, next.
toh JG JAMES McEWEN.
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q III. persons favlng demands against the Es-
a tate of Benjamin Gerald, decd. late of Sum
ter District, are requested to hand them in pro-
perly attested, within the time prescribed by law,
and all indebted to the said Estate, will make
immediate payment TO-
March 2, 1912.
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I'm Equity.-Ke1'shGsy District.
John Cantey, Exr, II. L. Caniey vs. John J.
Elar-BIl for Relief and Injunction.
1t appearing my satisfaction chat the defendant
Sohn j. Blair is absent from and beyond the IL
mits of this State. 1t is ordered that hedo plead,
answer or demur to- this Bill, within three
months from this day, or an order pro contesso
will be entered of record against him.
J. CANTEY, Jr. Comnr, in Equity.
Feb. %, 1912.
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CaEaiiesa Debating Club.
The following is the question Tor debate on Thurs
day evening next
Ouril; the rate of interest on money 10 be reg
ulated by law, except in cases where no special
contract has been nude by the parties!
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NGticC.

fNIOMAS S. MOOD informs the citizens of
Il Camden, that the report winch has been indus
triously circulated of his leaving, is utterly tlse-
He intends to remain, and hopes that ls r:cnls ana
the public generally, will continue to favor him with
their patronage.
March 3 THOS. S. MOOD.
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THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN BANKRUPTCY
EHTIIEREAS, John r. Ballard, merchant of
Nv Providence, in the District of Sumter, hath
filed Petition praying that he may be declared
a Bankrupt, pursuant 10 tho Act Of Congress Of
Tie United States, made, ard now iu force, con.
cerning Bankrupts, and that he may have the bcne
fiji of the said Act; this is to give notice Of the said
Petition, and that hearing thereof will be had Lc
fore the Honorable Robert B. GILcnRIsT, Judge of
the said Court, at Court to he holden at the FEEDER.
al Court House, in Charleston, on Wednesday tie
twenty third day of March next, ut eleven o'clock,
A NJ at which place and time all persons inter-
cstcd may appear and shew cause if any they
have, why the prayer Of the said Petitioner should
not be granted.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, 26th day of February, 1912. st
Printers fec $3.]
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

LQIYQI! AGTECE!
Or. Eruns' Ieauti(ping Lotion

HIGHLY esteemed for curing all eruption, coarsness,
relnvss auG pmplcs IN the face, neck ar hands, and
citcuay cleansing the complexion and removing all dis
ClSCs Ui the skin.
Nothing contributes so much to general success
life - IN engaging first appearance. This lCtOn is Cdnnr
most fragrant, mild safe wash, and greatly esteemed
tor It's virtues in cleansing, sorHing, ard puriiN ing the
snln Of all egnptnnc, sn nincu, Ia female beauty, and
restoring it to high degree OF purity
beautiful and heaithul CON rlryion is the pride of all
who possess it, and the envy those who deprived OF
it,
good npqcIranceiS the best recommendations and rs
the beauty iug lotion pur,lgs the SKIN, and removes all
pimlcs, hlochr tan snuhurn, and redress, and prOdu
ccS ahranti hue, it is the only cosmetic lady should
lSc AT her toilet
Gentlemen will also I'm his delightful remedy TO
move all rOnghnrss, pimpcs, rnawOrS spots, redress
soreness Of the face ind nose mud every hind Of eruption
IN the ,lrncc Of the human hody. II Is particularly
onmtncd to gcne en to be used after shayrg rs It will
prevent the otherwise certain effect Of all soup,
IN turning the beard prCmdturcy grey.
For sale Wholesale aud retail by FOSTER 4 D!CKiy-
son sole proprietor, and Successors to A. lchcok
III Green street, Utica. n. Y. WOODSTOCK, j. ROSS,
Jr. DruggjH; White River Village, j. {. Brooks; West
inroW,W. H. SlcchNnron, W Downcr;iloy alton, Down
cr NevdEs II Fish; Windsor, A. II. Uardncr. l25.ly
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RUSSEl | G. CLARKE,
WATCUMAKERS JEWELLERS,

HAVE just receive, and keep constantly or hard awc
/. selected assortment, Of GOLD AND SILVER
WATClES-consisiing Of gold ard silyar Levers
Horizontal lrpcn, AMrunl, Repeating, Quart md com
mon WATCHES. A>0,ilycr Table Desert ard tea
~rO0Nsj Cream ladies'; Sugar Torgs; Salt and Mustard
SPOONS. German Siirtr table nrd tea sToONs Gold
silver and steel Bowed srECTACLES Gold and Silver
PENCIL CAS-" ',go' bcai,,siIycr hmlles geld Chains,
seals and Keys, large assortment OF fuger rings,
rings breast pins suu boxes tea bells, spy glsscs,
first rate ruzors, pciknivcs Rodgers fine scissors, sC
SIDE combs together with various other articles usually
Kept In aJewellcs shop the whole comprising better
Snrimcni than offered in this place he!Oc-tCgelrr
with good assortment ut Clocks, suCh Brass 4
Day Chime; Brass LAY COmmOn Brass "a hours Brass
MANTLE that run Il ddyS irih WiHdng; Brass day
time pieces, without striking: also first rate WOOEEN
COCkS: all OF which the, will sell good
they can he pnrcasrdnt ANY place in this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired. and
ted tho shortest notice, aud all kinds VI Job
worn usually done in their line business, dispatched with
ncntncss and pains spared 10 give entire satisfaction
Al orders from nlscnd will meet with prompt attention
~ D. Cash paid for old gold and siyer
Woodstock, Dee |, lSil,
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W ONOERS OF THE WORLD,
NATURE, ART, AND MIND.

Comprisnga complete Library OF sclu and Entertain
ing knowledge, and Illustrated by more than
FiuehHndIrd ErgrQ,inSS,
Consisting Of Views Oi Cities, EdhCcs, and Oihet great
works NJ Architecture. Monument Mechanical Inventions,
RUNE Illustrations Of the Manners ard Costumes ii din
crcn Nations, Religious Rites and Ceremonies, Canracs
Welcomes CurO>itrs, Trees, Beasts, Birds Fishes. Rep
tiles, and the numerous o! eci contained IN the Fossil,
Vegetable, and Animal Kingdoms. Carefully compiled b!
ROBERT SEARS. from the hest and latest sources.
~ For further particulars please to address the subscr
Der, post paid, without which letter will be taken from
the Office, ROBERT SEARS.
Publisher, l22 Nausau st. NJ y.
The above will he found the most useful and popular
works puhlslcl for cnterprsirg to undertake
The sale Oi in all our cities and towns.
JPAu Clere> men, SupcrincndCns and Teachers of
sabbath schools, Agents Ur Newspapers md Periodicals,
and pOSlmNsCr, respectfully requested TO act A.
ln--Lm
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The New World Annual for 1913
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DEATHS FINAL Conquest.
BY SHIR LEY,

BY SHIRLEY.
The glories of our birth and safe
Are shadows, not substantial things:
There is no armor against fate;
DEATH lays his icy hand on kings!
scep,rc and crown
Must tumble down,
.faa in the da5t be cGuol maze
VIA The poor crooked scy'he and spade
Some men with swords may reap the field
And plant fresh aurcs where they Kill;
But their strong nerves at last must yield,
1Hcp tame bit one another stu.
Early or late
They slOop 10 fate,
And must give up their mumuring breath,
Wien they, PATE caPIiccs, creep 10 death,
The garands wiiher on your brow,
Then boast 10 more your mighty deeds;
Upon deaths purple altar now
See where the picior-riciim blccds;
All heads must come
To the cold tomb:
Ouly he aciioas Of HE Just
Smell spoci, aai J'os0m IN the dus',