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basement portion the torn is elliptic. On the
first floor there are two elliptic counters, with
room on each for nine salesman to wait on custo-
mers at ease-making eighteen in all at the coun.
ers; and around the counters are shelves ior
5000 articles Of clothing. In the intervals are
four small rooms, or lighted closets, for assorted
made up clothing Between the counters and
the wcll-ro ON railing is broad promenade from
which may be seen not only all the parts of the
rotunda, but the two sales room, which project
into Ann street. This view is obtained by meaus
OF two twelve feet doors, which afford access to
the rotunda from the Ann street rooms. In the
second, or gallery tier are no less than twelve
rooms tor assorted garments, regularly classified,
completely lighted with ample windows. Here,
too, is Mr. Smmons's own apartment, on .he
western side OF the gallery, which commands
gay bazaar with two long streets. In the night
the light is supplied by "a gas burners in shaded
globes The walls from the gallery to the dome
are ornamen,ed by beautiful pllasters OF the Cor
lnthian order. The basement apartment is deyo
ted to woolens and piece goods, and an immense
furnace, set up by MIR. White, Tor warming the
establishment in winter. Here, then we have
soak Hall for Eighteen Hundred and forty y-nine,"
the most extensive establishment for the sale of
clothing in the United States, nampIy, a roDunda
ofhree tiers, counting the pit, two long avenues,
alive with sajrsmen, projecting from the roturda
to Ann street. aud five large store and sales rooms
up stairs in the old building There are ON hand
IN TINS Immense mhgrzlne OF wearing apparel
Jgarmeuts,andS stock enough for to ,OJ0more;
and the entire arrangement, regarded as whole
is much more like vast clothing far than re-
tail store.
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IN advance condemns the public servant,
and labors to destoy confidence in the hon
es'y Of his disigns; which, unwilling to
Judge OF works, draws from its guilty mag
mlngs the spectres Of corrupt heart and
holds them up to the public gaze as sub
siantlal truths. 1t is the same spirit which
would array in hostile position the classes
INTO which society divides; that would
place capital and labor, the rich and the
poor, at variance with each other. It is
the spirit which animates the bosoms of the
UataIInes of every age. In Europe there
are nobemen and peasants political and
social distinctions created and sustained by
law, and sanctioned by prescription. In
this country all are equal under the law:
and no politician, no party in our country
would desire change in this fundamental
principle OF our Constitution. Facutious
distinctions can have no residence where
they are not sustained by law; and such
are the sudden transitions of wealth among
the citizens, that the rich man of Yesterday
is the poor man of to-day; and the poor
of to-day, the rich of tomorrow. Where
property is not secured by legal enactment
to particular classes, and wealth is unguar-
ded by lmmemorlal privileges, an enigh-
tened selt-inlerest will teach the rich to
hold IN reverence the rights of the poor
Tor their conditions may be changed in
themselves or their offspring.
The rich and the poor are equally de-
pendent on each other for the comforts aud
luXuries of civilized life. Separate them
and the interests of both perish. The capi-
tai of the rich is valueless without the as
slstance OF the capital of labor.
The most dangerous, because the most
lnSIdIous enemies of the Republic, are
those who prowl among the honest, unsus-
pecting citizens, whispering msinuations
against men whose every interest is con
neclcd with the welfare of the country -
Such men should be rebuked as dangerous
to the well being Of society, as sacrificing
at the shrine OF party, truth, honor and pat
rIolsm; and as tearing asundcr the conf
dence which holds us together as one peor
pie.
In the discharge of my official duties,
shall ever bear in mind the oath of fidelity
TO the Constitution and shall endeayOr,
with my utmost ability, to perform the sa-
cred trust committed to my charge. That
| shall err in judgment when most anxious
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REGdcVga Dictionary.

Distant Relations, People who i'm,
aglnc they have a claim to rob YOU if you
are rich, and insult YOU if YOU are poor
BciIe.--A beautiful, hut useless insect
without wings, whose coIors fade on be-
mg removed from the sunshine.
HcmL- A rare article, sometimes found
in human beings. 1t is soon, however,
DESTROYED by commerce with the world,
or else becomes fatal to It's possessors.
Ho"scwI1Y An ancient art, said to
have been fashionable among Young girls
and wives; now entirely out of use, or
Pracuscd only among the lower orders.
Ediior.-A poor wretch, who every dav
cmpucs his brain in order to fill his stom-
arh.
Hcolh.-I'hc most respectable quality
OF a man.
Nopor,-Shooring friend whom YOU
love, through the head, in order to gain the
praise Of a few others, whom you dcspisc
and hate.
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ID + mi o G Il "A r.
MY Early Days,

"Be il a weakness, it deserves some praise,
We love the play-pucc of our eard days
COwpER,
o would could live DER again
My early child.hood's years,
A stranger to all grief or pain
To anxiour hopes or fears.
How calm, how sweet my slumbers were,
Until the early dawn,
quickly rose to breathe the air
Upon the verdant lawn,
The school-houso, too, upon the hill,
Where oft used to 20,
My teachers voice, hear it still
In accents mild and low.
And when the hour of play time came,
How did our bonding eet
Join in each sport, or childish game,
With life and health replee.
How oft I've wandered far away,
To gather sweet wild flowers,
Or fingered till the close Of day
In natures shady bowers.
Now, worldly hopes and worldly cares
From day to day increase,
Each scene a different aspect wears,
Since those sweet days Of peace.
Those happy, happy childhood's hours,
| never can forget,
They strewed my morning path with uo"ers
Those fragrance fingers yet.
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Short Saws.

Drunkenness Is but voluntary madness; it en-
boltens often to do all sorts Of mischief.
Gennli'y is said to be eating ones meat with
silver fork, when the butcher has not been
paid
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EnnusuraI Address.
1ds and FclOlO- Citi.cns:

The Kindness and confidence of the peO-
nile having cast upon me the Executive
mnctions Of the Governments, and the pres
cribed oath to supoort the Constitution
boyinc bocn administered | should be
false 70 the sacred trust reposed in me, and
unworthy fine confidence manifested, did
MT decniv feel the responsibility of nv po-
s;t;op and firmly resolve 10 merit YOUR
spnnort
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compliance Win l''ls USAGE anu Oh 'u'S oc-
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each letter posted in the United States ad-
dressed to any place in Great Britain or
ireland is - cents, the double rate 4s cents
th" trIPI" rate 70 cents and so on accord.
ing TO the United States scale of progress.
ion in weight. - See Mo-.
w. Like single, double, triple, &C. rates
will be collected on each letter according
10 its weight, which is posted in Great
Britain or Ireland wrthout being prepaid,
and is received at any office in the United
States for delivery.
V. Said postage on letters going to snv
place in Great Britain or ireland NAV be
prepaid, if the whole amount is rendered at
the office in the United States, where mail.
ed, AT the option Of the sender.
VI. Newspapers may be mailed at any
office in the United States to any place in
the United Kingdom on the prepayment of
2 cents, and may on receipt from anv place
in Great Britain or Ireland, be delivered at
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of two cents.
Note. Each Government is to cbarpe
2 cents on each newspaper. These are to
be sent in bands Or covers, open at the sides
or ends, and to contain no manuscript
whatever.
VII. On each pamphlet to be sent to any
place in the United Kingdom, and on each
pamphlet received therelrom, there is to
be prepaid in the first place, and charged
and collected in the second, one cent for
each ounce in weight, or a fractional excess
of an ounce. These are to be sent in bands
or covers, open at the ends or sides, SO as
readily to be examined, and to contain no
manuscript whatever.
WI, On letters addressed TO anv place
in British North America, not to be con-
veyed by sea. there shall be charged pos,
tage equal to the United States postage and
the Province postage combined; but as
tins Department is not yet Informed of the
BRUSH province rates, the United States
| postage TO the lines witt be charged, and
prepayment thereof required, until the de.
tails are ascertained and settled as requir-
ed by the Dist article of the treaty. Uni
ted States postage on newspapers to Cam
ada and other British provinces is to be
prepaid.
TX. On letters to be sent to any foreign
country or British possession, and mailed
for that purpose to any post office IN the
island OF Great Britain, there must be pre-
paid if sent by British packet, cents
H.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-03
ya,uable Testim mony from the South.

We like at all times to give credit whom credit Is
d,c. and if at tho same tune relieve the dis.
,rrssed. we arc douy grated VIC, therefore give the
following voluntary testimony to tho bc"cfca! effects
of Wiars Balsam Of Wild Cherry by the editor of tic
Columbia S.ulh Carolinan. who appears 10 have ob
tanned prca. relief BY lis usc.-Oid Dominion. POrts-
,nouth, Virginia.
Or. wIsTAws DALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
We seldom resort 10 patent medicines, having
prc,, rcspcc, for the skill Of tho regular profession but
chance threw into our way tho above named medicine
immediately alcr the close Of the last session OF the
Legislature, when our lungs were o'no't dried up by
,h, highly rari6ed atmosphere Of orr stove warmed
sra,c House. The Basam Immediately relieved US OF
y most harassing conyh. which threatened our health
!, serious degree. We feel that we arc indebted to
il so,ue fifteen pounds Of animal weight-which addi
,;op once fel, cannot be forgotten.
None yepuine unless signed BUTTS, on the wrap.
,.., Sold in Camden by JAMES r. McKAlN al
wholesale by P. M. COHEN & Co., Charleston and;
Nv Druggists generally throughout the State.
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Attention! Beat No. z.
NiOtice
An Ordinance.

Providing for the paw, ment of Broad-strcet, from
Dekalb.street TO the Public Square No. A., and
for other purposes therein mentioned.
LIT Do il Ordiiued by tho Tnicndant aud Warlcns
Of tho Town Of Camden, in Town Council Assembled,
and it is hereby Ordained by the authority Of the saInc,
Tha, prvclnrtt Of Brick Gravel Lc made, each
side OF Broad Street. commencing from DcKab street
and 10 continue 10 public square No. a.
I'd. Aud be i, further Ordained by tho authority
aforesaid That all owners Of Lots fronting s,l Street.
cause such pavement to be made extending along The
whole wid,lt rf such 10, or lots IN the abnvc manner
specified. at their otn expense, in neat and work.
munlike anrr, and the width Of the pavement 10 BE-
eight feet and half 70 q and To be curbtd with wood
q brick, tho 10 be completed before tho
Fifteenth Of November 1870
3d. And be il further Ordained by tho authority
aforesaid, That such own"rs refuse neg
Ice, 10 comply with present ordinance, shall pay fine
no, exceeding the sun Of Fifty Dollars, for each Lot, 10
he COLLECTED by tho Council in the usual way, and ap.
piled by them, to the fsug Of such pavement as
should have bccn completed by snch person persons,
shall refuse to comply with tho present ordinance.
4,h. And be ii further Ordancd BY the authority
aforesaid, That the work shall be under lie direction
of the Warden ofihat Ward TO he assisted bv the Town
Marshal whose business it shall be-, 10 that such
pavement lc well executed IN the above spe.
Gifted.
5tI,. Aud he it further Ordained by the authority
aforesaid That all persons refusing TO keep in repair
such part Of the pavement mny bo before sucI, lot
or lots as may belong 10 him ,hon. be compelled
to pay fine not exceeding Twenty Ave DoIIurs, for
o,f,bs hall I,o
appropriated to such repairs may be found necessary
Ratified in Council Assembled this twenty eighth
day CT August in the year Of our Lord One thou.
sand eigh, hundred and Eor,y nine. witness the
hand of the Intendant. and Seal of the Corporation
JAMES X. McKAIN, In,cndan,.
L. W. BALLARD, Town Recorder.
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MARRIED-In Charleston, on Tuesday

MARRiED-In Charleston, on Tuesday
morning, 25'b "lt., by Rev. 4. w. Marshall
z. .J.DEHAv.of Camden, to Miss JOSEPHINE E:
BoUrAN, Of the former place.
On the 2Oth ult., by the Rev. j. Fl. zimmcr.
man, Mr.. FRANCIS BRADsoRD to Miss CHAR.
LoTrE 4. VAUGHAN, all Of Sumter District,
8. C..
Union county n. G., on The s6th ult., JOSIAH
WINCHESTER. Esq, to Miss MARY, daughter
Of Col. Jno. MCCullum.
Union county, ". G., on the Goth ulr., CAL.
YIN Crowder. Esq, to Miss HARRIET HAsrY.
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Fever md Ague is speedily cured by DR.. O.good'
I,di. ChoIasogas. The salIow complexion and jam
diced eye which often prcccdc its attacks 're in icw
dar. entirely ren"ved. The health Of thousands has
beon perfectly restored by this medicine when all 9th
49, comedies have failed It's operstions is not simply
n .,ed tho discaso for time, bu, TO purify The 'ys'
,.,, and restore j, 10 sound and pcrIec: health.
anal Treatise OIL the "causc', treatment and cure
os Fever and Aguc, and other disease" OF bilious ci'
"'" s 20 iii J.R. Mex AIN.
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Copartnership Notice,

The undersigned have associated themselves
together under the firm of WALKER # WAL
TER. for the transaction of " Factoragc and
General Commission Business" From their long
experience in the selling Of Produce, hope To mer-
it share of patronage, and will make liberia ad-
vances on Cotton and nther produce sent TO them.
All consignnenls will be attended 10 with prompt
ness and dcspatch. RICH'D n. WALKER.
GEORGE. ii. WALTER,
Charleston, Sept. lst. lS49 36 tt
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JOHN J. WORKMAN. J. B. F. BOONE
COpartncrship Notice.
The subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally. that they have this day
formed a Coparinershp in the
Mercantile Boot & Shoe Line,
And will open, OH or about the first Octo-
Der next (in the store heretofore occupied by Mr..
John Worknlan.) full and complete assortment of
the various articles falling within their line Of
business, all Of which will he selected with the
greatest care as to Qualify aud Style, from the
test and most fas ionable Manufacturers.
Being determined to sell upon the most favora-
bic te lns, they would respectfully invite the pub
10 call and examine their Stock before purrha-
slug elsewhere.
JOHN J. WORKMAN.
J. B. r. BOONE.
Camden, August 10Th, IS49 SO If
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Lands for Sale.

lNEQUrTY-LANCASTER DISTRICT.
John Massey, Admir-. de bonis non of John T. lie-
gins, decd. W Jane IIagns and others.
Under the decree of the Court OF Equity in the
above case, will sell at Lancaster court house
on the first Monday 9th day. of November, ls49,
the following Real Estate, belonging 10 the estate
Of John II. iagins, decd. viz:
Tract containing 226 Acres,
known as the "Barnett Tract" lying on both sides
of the Charlotte road, near the town OF Bell Air,
adjoining lands Of John NJ. Doby' Allen Morrow
and the Bell Air tract.
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Notice..

ON aud after the LIST September next, the sew.
eral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, by agrees
ment, charge Thirty Cents per bale extra, on all
Cotton bound with Iron, Bark or Wooden bands.
As this charge will necessarily fall upon the
planters, this notice is given that Rope Bandages
alone may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent 10 harlcston and Savannah is Eow
compressed before shipment.
July ii % 30t
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II. BONNELL & co.

Have just received a lot Of
Baggging, Rope and Urine, fine Segars, Ia.
bic S"t. in bags, Rice Flour. Ako--Stnart's
best Candy, French Cordials, ,Ohitc rine Vine.
gar. A1so-A .few cases Of superior Negro
Shoes, Negro Linseys Blankets, &c.
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices for
cash. Oct B.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

b. order of the court Of Ordinary. will be sold
at the late residence Of James Riddle decd on
Thursday the 9TH day Of October next at IL o'clock,
all hs pei sona Estate, consisting OF household and
Kitchen furniture, two COWS and calves, hogs and
three guns.
TERMS--all sums of and under five dollars
cash, over that amount credit Of twelve months
with notes and good security. Interest from day
of sale. LOUISA klDDLE, hdm'X.
Sept. 26 i ~ u
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Cheap SaddlcIy.

e. NJ. WIENGES would respectfully inform
his friends and Gu ,omers, that lie has just received
large stock OF fresh Saddlery, English aid Amer.
can, which lie will sell very low, he continues tn
carry OIL manufacturing Of saddlery, In all its var.
Gus branches; his materials are the best, selected
by himself and no pains shall be spared 10 please
and accommodate those who may favor him with a
and military work done at the
shortest notice. and on reasonable terms.
Oct 3, lS40. 40 81
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Books, Books, London Editions.
by CAPERS & HUGER.
Will be sold; at % Broad street, on TUESDAY,
10th Oct. at ID O'clock A. NJ.
a large and miscellaneous col cction OF BOOKS,
all London editions, among them Dictionaries,
Works OF Science; Bellies Letires, History; &C.,
direct from the well known huuse Of Henry George
Bohn. Esq, London.
Terms cash.
N. B.-CataIogues will be forwarded BY C. & II.
10 booksellers communicating their address TO them
by letter or otherwise.
Charleston Sept. 26 80 3t
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South Carolina Bank notes are NIL at par with
.n. Most of the Georgia Banks tol l-2 per
cent discount.
Twenty five ships and barques in port-ten
lna ding Gnr New York, Liverpool and New o.
leans. .Iu Yours, J.
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In Ordinaly-Lancaster Dist.

In OrdinnlY-HIanca Dist.
Hiram Joyner and others, Applicants, VS.. William
Joyner and others, Defendants. Real Estate of
Frederick Joyner, deceased
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Wesley
Barrett, Joyner d. Barrett, Emily Au on and hus-
band Hall Auten, Jas. p. HendrIck and wife Sarah
G., Evan Dcas and wife Sarah. George Juyner,
Middleton Joyner, Jonathan Wallace, Green Wa
lace, Thomas Merrett and wife Polly. John Hilton
and wife Ruth, Katy Sunny and husband, Nancy
Spence, William Hyde and wife Sarah WIN. JAS
Joyner, Elizabeth Turner, Rhoda Summervic,
Defendants, in above case, reside without the limits
of thi. State. It. is ordered tlat each and all Of
said Defendants do appear and object to The sale
or division Of the Real Estate oil Frederick Joyner,
(deceased) on or before 10Th day Of December,
is40, or their consent to the same will be entered
on record.
JAS. II. VITHERSpOON, o. l.. D.
Ordnary's Office, Lancaster "a Am
Dist, Sept. 10Th, lS49'
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NOTICE

Application will be made at the next session of
the Legislature for a charter of Browns Ferry,
on the Catawba River, in Lancaster District-for-
merly known as McDonad's.
September 5 &c II
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Notice..

The subscriber having removed from Columbia
to Charleston, he offers his services as a Factor
and Commission Merchant, and pie ges himself to
use his best exertions to satisfy those of his friends
who may employ him. Advances will be made on
Cotton and other Produce.
JAMES MARTIN,
Office 3 Boyce g. Co. Wharf.
Charleston, Sep: -. ls49. 80 GIN
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1 other Tract, containing G27 acres,

living on Il Catawba river, adjoining lands of
Adam lvey, Allen Morrow and John NJ. Dolby and
the Barnett Tract This contains sune valuable
BOTTOMS"
Tcrms-A credit Of six and twelve months; the
purchasers giving bonds with good security, and
mortgage OF the property and To pay Tor the neces.
sary papers. -
Sept. 81. (525) ut
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Positive.

am determined to cluse my old business, and
those indebted to me who DO not settle before Re.
turn Day, will find them in suit. s. Is. LEVY.
tamdcn, Sept TO- l649, 80
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Come, See, and Conquer!

Gentlemen will find great variety of made up
Goats, Vests, Pantaloons, Dress Shirts, Me.
rino Shirts, Aesino Drawers, Gloves, tali kinds,)
Suspcndcrs, Body Braces, Half Hose, Stocks
and Operates, Hats, Caps, Black and Fancy
Cravatx, &C., &c. SC.
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PRICE OF PorAroEs. Potatoes can now he
l,ouoht within 80 miles Of Boston, on the line
,frail roads. for 81 a 81 2 cents per Bushel,
Cr The hes, sorts. The price is rapidly falling
in Boston. Hon. Daniel Webster has raised
m bis farm in franklin. n. r.. 1000 bushels
from l2 acres, and (;"v. Hill, ot the same Slate
ha. a crop of 5000 bushels from II acres.
which, Mt so cents per bushels, vii pay all the
cxpenSe of his farm.
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-@RESIDES-~

An assortment OF bes: nneskins and Cassimeres
plain and fancy French Cassimeres, Scotch PIaids,
and an endless variety Of Pantaoon stufs Also--
few pieces black and colored Broadcloihs, and
rich Festings, remarkably low, at Wilson's
PALMETTO STORE.
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II Dtice.

Notice.
All persons indebted 10 the estate of COL Sam'l
S. Taylor will call and make paymen! to Mr.. John
r. Joy, and all having demands against the same
will hand them in duly attesed to Mr.. Joy, who is
agent OF the Administrator.
g. B. PEARSON, Ad,n'r.
Sept. 10 3S A.
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100 pair Ladies' best Kids sizes 5 to 9's, with a
general assortment of such kinds as are generally
enquired for, which will be disposed OF at the low
est prices. }. 3. McCADDON.
September l2 81 #
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Sinews of War Wanted.

Stnews of War Wanted.
All those indebted to Our House, either by note
or open account will please come forward and pay
satisfactory up to date, as it will avoid great deal
Of trouble and likely some expense; and be il also
known that the arrival Of Father Mathew in these
United States has not yet essened tho duty on
French Brandy.
JAS. C.. McKENNA.