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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

MORTALITY AMONG THE PRISrs--The SoHfA-
era Jssrnal hitherto published in Tallahassee RIA is
discontinued and i,s patrons turned over to the run
aaa which has changed its title to tho For'GleN ana
journal Mr.. K. b. Smith. whlom enc OF the hoIo,s
Of the Journal and associated with MI. MaN"eH
In puolc alton OF the F0ridiaN AVID Journal symps
tazing 10 the general change has by act Of
become X. b. Hilton. -. The Wskly Letsgtus Una
Journal has been transformed into Daily The rec
VIA TN Anatoas has been merged into The NReieeRA
Centary, new Weekly issued In Peoria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

DWoRcE.-The Legislature Of Delaware has
had sewers. applications for divorces during tho pre-
ent Session and among them that Of Richard Smith
and Mrs Sally Ann Birmingham, under rather singular
circumstances The parties mad been married six
months when Love ~sned. and Mrs. =. married On.
other she concluded she liked the latter the beet and
appealed u the Legislature 10 sustain her chocs and
snnul the former
DE.TRUcrIyE FIRE.-Tbe buildings connected
with The large tAnnery Of Ar Herbert Tru situated IN
North Tesksbury Mass. together with their contents
we're totally destroyed by are Sunday afternoon. The
loss IL estimated At 800 900, which there Ia nsur
snce % the amount " 700.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

RECEPTION or MEssRs. BERGEN AND RYAN
A m meeting was held At the Seventh Ward Hotel on
Sunday last, for the purpose of adopting measures to
1--WE suitable reception to Messrs Bergen and Ryan,
who are now daily expected to arrive DR. 7. B. Ryan,
of BROOKLYN, presided. and Geo D. Dowlrg acted as
Secretary After appointing the following Committee
Of Arrangements the meeting dourned to Wednesday
evening:
FB Rysn N d. Brooklyn, Francis Maserson, diuo
John shsnley dos Patrick Regsn, do John ksvanse = doi
P.tuck NoOuade do; John Kelvin, do, George ihomp'
SON Wilma shursh; I'm McDougsl, do, John sacs,
DO, PsiIch osynor Mount Vernon do Robe, Green 90
jams. CoTcorsn, doi Daniel Riley, hena'9 ma
York, Felix hart, Ne~York; James K*nsh doi John
Ksvaosh, DO; Denuis Lyons doi Oven Mcosrny' 90, .
Dashnuly a.; Georg- Bowling, doi Messs hoys'
Vo"uoysn Mccarthy. William y. Robinson, william =
hamlnor Fay, Patrick Mccormick, bayey wnn n
s1ser Daniel N. or Martin Keonedy John Ryan, Michael
Reddv Daniel Hughes John Doh-ry Michsei nor ai
E1sncis Gilmore. Francis Mckvoy, J smes Noicorah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

MUSICAL AND PERsoNAL.-The steyermarNiscne
Musical Company was dissolved al hsiunore' e"
days since. One of them is appointed leader ol Aies
mental band in Washington and hse are In h'enmon''
Va giving quntet,e concerts Mr. josef Gung Mss
been elected an Honorary Member Of the Boston Phi
harmonic Society," merited compliment to highly
cultivated musician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

Ggs. TArLOR's HEALTR.-We regret to learn
from psss~pg-rs on the steamer weoser, say' "a.
L0E<r< Ds-oeraf Of Aoucsy tnst the President elect
"a. oeen indsposed for sewers. days pax "ta sesee
.tt.ck Of the influenza Ars Tsyior. <nose nsAin 70
naeh IMPAIRED IL 70 feared vii b unable . secomp@
me General ~ Wasnip gtOn City. Col bss ana nis
adv. however, 20 with the General Iney eonIsn
pIste leaving on or about the l0sh pro1ino
HoKRrD DEArH-The Waterbury Conn AneT-
,,a1 Of FRIDAY says that Luodigsn, one Of the irsh
o,er. ia tne a.e WoIcottviie mar1erous ARRAY died
IN fitehaed jail on Mon day rsving with delirinm ire
snhs previously confessed thar he carried tue gun
10 tie hanty but did not nre L. Six Of nis associates
sill remain IN jall ~s!riEg trial
AxorHER sUsPEssIos BRIDsE.-A bill is before
cur LEGISLATURE for the Incorporation Of another sgs
pension Bridge Company AZ Niagara fals Geo. w.
Clinton Peter B. Porter and Mr. Eet the architect Of
the bridge lately bulk 20 DO the trustees Il 10 pro.
prosed 70 build bridge from point the Areri
csn shore i1st below tie Falls.
TIE CASADAs,-lt 10 supposed that the now
Census ~ill show the population OF Upper Canada 70
oe about 10000 Lower Canada 10 estimated 70 co.,
AN nearly soooVo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
The California Mining Brigade.

The California Whining brtaade.
This corps should consist Of 900 able bodied
men between eighteen and fortyhve years Of age who
should be enlisted to serve FIVE years unless sooner
discharged and when discharged should each receive
three months pay and three hundred sud twenty
acres Of land suited to agricultural purposes. They
should be clothed uniformly and equipped ~ sspPer'
and miners Their pay and subsistence should oe
equal to that which received in the army and they
should move 10 California In body either over land
ria Fort smith, Ark (Which Is tbs feasible roue)
or by sea
The Brigade should be divided into three Legion.
one OF which should regularly do duty as military
guard one In the Mechanical and Agricultural Arts and
one exclusively miners the whole being kept under
a proper military surveillance in order TO preserve the
health and welbelng Of each aud every man 10 cases
Of Eruption or attack by Indians other bodies the
whole Brigade should be subsc, the duty OF defence
The corps should be offered by general officer
who should be military and civil Governor assisted BY
two Depu,ie, and STAT consisting Of Commissary
aud cuariermsster General (com5ined) Surgeon
General and a Psymaster General and Treasurer.-
These latter would have their deputies respectively
Each Legion should be composed equally OF the mii-
tsry proper. the artisans and sgriculturisu
and the miners and constitute ten companies The
officers should consist Of Lieutenant Colonel Major,
Quartermssier and COmmisssry, Paymaster and
Treasurer three Surgeons and three assistant Sur.
geen. ten Captains hrst snd ten second Lieuten
snts making 293 men and 40 officers Ia each or Ia the
aggregsts 9,s7i men aud l26 officers.
Each Of the ten companies constituting Legion
would be divided In N zee squads snd these again sub
divided and placed IN charge lthe working squads par
tieuary) OF Sergesnts serving a. foremen or master
workmen 80 much regards brief outline OF the
Organization Of the Brissde-now for the basis, or
groundwork The lever aud fulcrum Is now required
for having never lived Ia Wall street am not an adept
in getting up Stock Companies IL occurs 10 me- how
ever tina, a company could be raised 10 " set this
squadron In the fed and that the results would bene
nj all concerned suppose sufficient capital be sub
scribed would IL not pay the share holders bounte
fullyi But what Il better, let Congress pass law
making such an organization, retaining onethird Of
the gold found paying expenses with the other third
and giving the remsning third In s7zai portions to the
officers and men Peace and order and the morals OF
tue people in California will be preserved and innu
mersbe ADVANTAGES will accrue all around Bot in order
that this plan should work the organization must be
made entirely from the peope-no officers taken from
the army for the purposeihey are very good In their
places but not In the management Of such an enter
nrf.e ABArTIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
Homestead Exemption I'm Pennsylvania.

The following Is the bill presented oy MI
Small in the Senate Of Pennsylvania, on Friday,
10 exempt the HomesteAds OF Insolvent Debtors
from levy and sale when the yearly value oil the
property does not exceed $500;
An ACT TO E1snP As Honestsads q Is'olrsH DEBTORS
from Ley and Sale
Whsrsas. II Is the duty Of free and enlightened
Commonwealth 10 provide by law for the relief Of
lnsolvent Debtors 10 prevent or miisate extreme so
csl inequalities arising from uneven distribution Of
property and 10 It's citizens alike sgsins, the
exsctons Of svsrce and the humiliation OF paupen'm
therefore,
SECTION / Be 1t snaeted BY The SeHdte and Hosse Of
RsgreseHtafrss Of th< C0am0r,ah 81 Psnhsyr0nid In
c. neral Assembly met and IL "a hereby enacted oy the
authority of the SANE That from and after the th day
OF JuIy 1919 the real estate !of every citizen femme
.ols trader or widow. residing within tais Common
wealth which shall be owned and occupied ~ nim,
her or ihem a. family residence or homestead snail
be exempt from levy and sale len and sequestfa'ion
rom sny debt contracted BY bin her Or them, suo.-
oaeut 10 the purchase erection thereof Pr0rid1d
mat such real estate shall exceed IN clear yearly
value the sum Of three hundred dollars and Pror'ded
faytAy ina this oct shall be construed as 10 d.
ye.t or impair any existing len or mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

RETIREMENT OF VgrEsAS.-John n. Prent.,
ESQ has sold bis Free-zaa's Jo4rsa establishment 70
Messrs Daniel Shaw and J 7 Titus, who become ~
Prcprietors and Editors Mr. Prenrss hks published
paper az Cooperstown nearly forty years aud
the father Of the P-ess in this STATE Though always
differing with him politically. the persorsl relations OF
good VIII which have existed between ~ for thirty ave
yesrs induce the hope that tie devotion OF his txnts
sod me for 90 many years. with antirnE industry, 20
sis prcfesson has secured for him an ssnndanes Of
tai. worlds COED. AID. Eve lossaaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

DELAwARE,-The Legislature OF Delaware on
the 18th inst elected JAcoB FAKIs State Treasurer and
HIRAM w. MoCoLLY Auditor OF Accounts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

lAD srORY-lhe OyfenfbnTgt SentfH>f
tat. that on Friday week party Of young men en-
vszed sleizh Of Mr. Potter Of the Fremont Hotel IN
thsr village for drive Of four i've miles Oh srrv-
n 81 their place Of destination. the party engaged 70
esrou,ing upon ON and mak-punch The driver
vogp. msn oy ihe name Of Best, sent with the team,
5.bse o. far intoxicated not 20 Be able 20 drive ine
tear, home be Was accordingly placed IN tne bottom
OF the sleigh, which Ess driven home ~ one OF tne
/, alleged 70 expose the young ans weakness u nis
employer placed him in sta-l wrapped IN bufslo
,.ias and ef, him for the night When discovered 10
the morning ne wo inaccessible HIS mex was s"oiea
a. a. =. n tighten bis crsvat 20 susngulsron, and his
,,e- va, .urased with blood-presnrins the sppear.
.nre of laborinr under attack OF spopiexy hedic
,id was Immediately called aud during the sftsrnoon
vas restored to something Ike conscioosness ouf died
,tor, tine afterSsrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
GENERAL NOTICES.
o. Fowlers 81 Wells, Phressiosists an
Publishers, Clinton Hall isI N.ssso-ss near the Per

Publishers, Clinton Hail lsl s.ssso-ss near the fSh
~ CsIifornia.-NEW-YORK WAsHfS0TOa
MINING ASSOCIATION A meeting of tnis Assoc.Sou
oil b. he'd a. Greens Madeira % Cbstbsm-st oo
Friday evening Jan ., y 0c'oex Tns l VII os open
for persoas desifos, OF ioisns he expedition. Is a.
y Manitou Division No. 200, a. Of =. vil
Celebrate 10 second AnuvsrsArya ihs OlysiOn Room, 70
Bros-way 90 Thgfsdsy evening nexf, the q ng o. n
~sek suitsb. sddr-sses vil BE- delivered, End choice
stasipz By The Hs~-Or~sns sefeosden and the Howard
o &c Cub Who have Kindly yo9nts-red ibesr yslusb .
.-ry1r-s occasion The Division will 81,
and lhe - thrown op-l si7, Tickets Of sdmssion
for .Dd their fds11s cd ocs
ofDr A. D. VLsos, u Wsls~r-a
sG&' THOMAS DUoAS, JrRs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

INFORMATlON WANTED ov JOHN CAMP.
IBELL sod THOMAS MULDOON Who lsft Nsw-Y@k
togehsr for Albany soustme IN lsso The isnsr sup
posed 10 havs since gone West Any kformsnou re-
spsctDg hsm ~i bs hskfBy rect by The sabscrbss
personsly Beekmsna OF oy letter Boa os3 Poet o.
bee, N r. Albany pspess pissss copy.
r. DAILY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
~ American ASrt~uItarnI Assoetattsu-A

Ca0rss u p Lectures ChemsVv applied 10 Axrarure
viii Dc Delivered 9 The enab-rs 81 this Ascot and he
p1o e, oY Dr. AsIssLL member Of he Royal and 0eoo-
ziea Societies % Dublin and Ch-mst The Dublin RI
cCfs A.-o ,o1 Ia Inc Hal u Ihs P1oc scho, Socsry,
corner Of Gr.rt srd sncinx Tuesday he
ID nst Al y n Ticses and SYLLABUS be oo,sired
Il Geo P1insms. l55 Broadway and d Fanshs- o SIS
bfOsdwsy from be Executive Committee u tbs door
q fJr he Course or IS cents .sch Lecture 20 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
~ Wigs and Toupees.-

~ Wigs and Toupees-BaToasLoas nevy
yented w "a and Soaps cDt4ined oliver media .os
q the American Irsrllss. They arc made o. l.e
pz,afs hair AMI Of 1recoaled worsmansnp Sd We
superior sdvanAzes of exlfenie hg ntness nsle.H
snce and durability. They are % ee - 20 10y es'S~
city can be s-scted from, q BaTcsELohs Asniaesofy
Val Il near sfossvsy. fhyss fooms ie o. anns vss
Copy Ihs address. oi' - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

CAbD.-Mr.F X coEsEs, asyias Determined 70
a r.asSs1 Ysrk his place Of resN-rcs would Be vLL
l.s.ous 70 fec pupils, ne Pisno and vicin,
=. vol a. Iusrucon 10 vocs Music fsftbss Particular
az ,.rus viii made Known ~ applying 81 ais Residences
a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

II The New York State Temperance Society
will hold Ito semiAnnusl Meeting at Albany on Tho
2ith inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
ARITH METTC, kr-Aye

Olsofos Ehiy acd prscnfsll 'sash % W hENvILLE.
40 Brosc Ssy Each student parsts nsoucou
an. oy ne careful srlsaicn besowed upon sm feo.
se.d rrsy competent discharge The vsocs euree Of
Dc ecsEaaStooa Open esy ADD svss.1x' fSns' wv
lt lps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

David : Brown as soap and candle mandatory WA
slightly Injured BY FIRE seou, O'Clock lsst night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

IrSrrBD erATBs PATENT AGENCY ogUcI.
" Sr saA;ee on palgno ed uAAisg drswtsgs ~ se0
hsscroos, &c Cisy Hal Ne k<aies ips:tSis fsopsl
i1aused' Q. I. nAl1irt, Assah -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

THE FREr AcADENT.-The examination OF can
ddstes or admission into the Free Academy sas been
commenced. We learn that s4o scholars we're evan
med in The eoGrse Of last week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

~ correspondent sends US the following
additional hints, in relation 20 the formation OF
some body Of defence for the new Golden Terri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
Overland Route TO the Pacific.

We conclude the narrative Of Lieut.. Emorys
Route to San Diego, by the ella River the first
part Of which appeared in The Tribune Of 18th
inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

DOARDINS.-A gentleman End bis wife, os two o.
ID hres siosls gentlemen Obtain soasd, viii pseseof
rooms Ia bouss here there few collect sossses ~
spplsing s55 Houstous cor dCrosoys fret boss ron
Broadway 1tW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
BOARDING

DOARD WANTED-Wsntsd furnished norf room
ID with small bedroom or panty stisehed, fos code
man and hs wife and child The lover part Of The city pre-
fprss tsrms must bs modsfsis. Acd,ess W. bog
this ohfre ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

nDOAHD-Two sin gle ssntlemss cen b sec mnodsvd
ID Win fooas and board Ia geoleel fsDt b.
applying 81 % rfsntiin-a near Brosd~sy. ksfrenese
sxrhsDs ed ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
w ANTS.

NNANTkO-A situation - goy.ruess ~ 90 Rms so
w lady rbs will iasuac, 10 the nsas Esgsh bsancbes
pa sih. with music and drawing hiss objection % 50
souh or IN the country che would sv- psiyste sssoos
IN f.miies Tho beet references given AddfsS a.
ysrich llI 3w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

OuiEsks fos u ed l<hosss eognea A'so khosss q.
gfres eonstsnLy berd, chap Il Qairs Of
US steo:s W. Z hlLLidAN, IFS wSrsr-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24

NNANTEO-A situation BY capable wonisu 80 plain
cooh asher and ironsS. sondrsss 10 on excel
loot sundr~ss and give The tee u rvtvf' q 10
psbtiiss and character Cal al a eixihsvenue IN The
boob store ~ N
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-09
DIR. BREWER. !.
SURGEON DENTisT.

, Has returned 10 Camden and will attend to pa-
tiens as they may desire, either in Town or country
(undcr 100 mes) at as short notice as. ciIcuni-
stances will PERMIT Of
And will take tile liberty to inform those that
want his services, that he will warrant his work 10
give entire satisfaction, and that II shall be Fer
formed in the most skiiful and drx,erous manrese
and with less inconvenience than The same opera
ton can be performed by any other practitioner,
and having made a greatly improved (or noveD
elevation he is enabled to extract roots or stunips
of teeth Gin any si,uation) with such facility and
ease as will scarcely fail to astonish patients,
without the least confusion of the gums or danger
OF perforatng the soft parts Of the month; and in
pivotng teeth, lie can safely insure no inconveni-
eDce from inflammation Of the root, as a conse-
qucnce Of injury done it in engrafti the artificial
crown in it, and as he takes an important precau-
ton in preparing pivots (Which some of the most
reputed Dentists in the Stale do not, and n.ne.io'
his knowledge does) he hazards nothing in say.
ing, that teeth pivoed by himself will last longer
than those set BY the majority of practitioners, anil
in supplying teeth on gold plates will adopt ard
arrange them with such mechanical nicely and
skill! as cannot be surpassed by any and viii not
fail to meet the most sangune expectation OF adj,
OF which he could give The most respectable :efer-
ence; but for respect to the refined feelings o..
those he has had the pleasure 10 serve. Lc,lcron
given when desired. f.i..-.r
G Those who want his services may avoid
disappointment, by giving previous notice of the
fact through the post office or otherwise. -,
Jan 8 If
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-09
FEVER AND AGvE Pills
DIR. LIE ROy's Vegetable Univcr.
sal Pills.

These pills are taking the place of every o'hc med
icinc of the same class, and from what we know and
hear Of its virtues is wonderful miraculous and
singular agent Not disease exists which it not ell
thor cured or mitgated by its use. A large amount
Of testimony appluuding its virtues are daily received
by the American agents; cures OF every complaint
with a name is certified to and the prevailing opin.
ion throughout the whole country is, that DR.. LIE Roys
Piles are the best family medicine oxtant,
SARSAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY,
Compose q part of this vegetable compound, which
makes it no. only the best purifier of tho blood. but
tho best tonic and aperent medicine in use. In bilious
and livct complaints indigestion piles, and all chronic
complaints. it has achieved a triumph hitherto un.
known in the healing art.
TRr ir.--A single dose viii stamp the seal of truth
on all VIC have said in lis favor Price 25 ccnts per
box For sale by J. r. MckAIN, Camden.
April IL, IS Pm
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-09
fe-Fnc Rail Road Blacksmith {

Most respectfully returns his best respects to
his friends and customers for past iavors, and bcgs
their continuation for the present year; he requests
those who have so literally paronized him to call
and settle their past years accounts. as he is poor
and wishes TO pay his accounts so as to prevent
his losing time in loaing about the streets to COL
ect his accounts, for unless he pays he cannot ex-
pcct TO get credit, which is the only capital he has
to carry on his business upon. His customers may
expect to find him, as ever at his post, TO wait on
them Work Of all kind is TO be found at his shop,
such as Ploughs of all soris-tlIat is, good ones
together with Plantation Tools: indeed, he is pre-
pared to do all sorts of B!acksmithing including
carriages, wagons, mill work. crahks, &c-and
rail road work, especially the repairing of Engines
&c. &c. Jauary 6.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-09
Spices Of every Kind,

purity; superior English Mustard; fine Favor,ng
Extracts Of Rose, Vanilla, Lenonr NH,negs, AL
mond, Aromatcs; Rose, Orange and Peach Wa
ters; best Russia IsInglass, Geatne. dfc.s
Gum Lozenges, Pate de JuJube, Pate de Gui-
mauve, IIorehound Candy, W,s,ar's cough Iozen-
gcs, &c &c. .,r..~,
Fresh Congress and Pavilion water: y
Genuine Tarina Cologne, Rowland's Macassar
Oil, Eau Lustral, Iayne's Hair Tonic, Arnandinet
for chapped hands, together with large assort-
ment Of fire Perfumery, Chemicals, Patent ard
ThcmpSonian Medicines, medicine chests, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, fresh Garden Seeds, &c.,
For sale by J. R. McKA[N!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-09
DRUM 7HDyD'S
PATENT CANDLE-MAKER.
The most Economical and Labor-savins Article
ever invented.

ever invented.
Combining every advantage which can be wish
ed for in furnishing light. BY its use' person
can at any moment produce candle, equal IN so.
idy and durability to any made by the old, exPen-
sive and laborious method. The fbres Of the wick,
in passing through the tube within the cy lender.
are drawn perfectly smooth, which not only pre-
vents the haring OF the light, but also keeps the
candle from burning down the side.
This article is one which every 'honse.keepcr.
AS we'll as all who study economy in the use OF
light, should possess themselves OF, as it is simple,
convenient and economical, being simply candle
stick, which makes its own candles. 1t is most
ingcniousy constructed, with rescrvnlr for tai
low, lard or ether materials of which candles are
made also place to deposit the wick, both OF
which by only turning screw, are forced mp IN
the form Of perfect candle, either in short or long
lengths, as may be desired, thus forming an end
less candle, by simply retlIiEg the reservoir when
it shall have been exhausted. The reservoir holds
one half pound of tallow, enough for four candles.
Candies can be made by using Drummond's
Patent Candle Maker, at less than ONE-llALF
the ordinary expense, the only outlay being for
talow or other substance. From the experience
Cf many families who have used the Patent Candle
has been subjected, we can place the Drnmmond
patent Candlc Maker before the public as an a-'"c
which may always be depended on. With ialr
usage it will never get out of order.
Sold by F. l.. ZEMP, Agent for the District o!
Kershaw.
Feb II If
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-09
ERESg4 GROCERIES.

The subscriber has just received fresh supply
of staple and fancy GROCERIES, and intends to
keen constant supply, which he will sell on the
most reasonable terms. They consist in part as
follows
;;;;:; $:;;;:;'' $; s; 81; $:','' BROWN SUGARS
Crashed c1a! }wllIrE SUGARS
New Orleans and West India Mo.asses
Sugar House Syrup
Rio, Java, African Coffee
Gunpowder, Tyson and Black Teas
Sperm Candles and Soap
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
-AESO-
Fresh Citron, Raisins, Currants, Almonds.
Preserved Ginger Nutmegs, cloves, cinnamon
LIQUORS.
Super 1905 French Brandy
do J. ]. Dupey s Brandy
do Sherry and Madeira Wine
do Old Port Wine
do Very old Gin
Cordials and Syrups
Old Rye Whiskcy (Miler's)
do Monongahcla Whiskey; Rectified do.
Porter and Ale in pnts and quarts
Salt, Iron. Gunny and Dundee BaggIng
Bale Rope and Twinc. II. LEVY