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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-12

TINES CORRESPONDENT IN CALIFORNIA-ORe
of-the late letters from Europe, says: 8" You will
see that the London Times has engaged an able
correspondent at San Francisco. His first COM
municaton, dated July ID, is the amplest and most
particular view of the condition, and affairs in
general. of California, which has hitherto been
afforded to Europe. 1t occupies several columns !;
it processes throughout character Of importantly
as well as faithful inquiry. The Journal des De
bats furnishes translation of the whole of the let
ter from San Francisco 70 the london Times.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-12

THE Cousin OF ARuoLD.-" The evil that men
do lives after them" Shakespeare was right A
striking veriicasion Of the fact may be drawn from
a circumstance, which we find stated in lions
Herald. In Norwich, CT, died the 18th June,
1919, aged 50; Miss Hannah Arnold, cousin Of
the notorious Benedict Arnold the traitor Though
aged sick, and emaciated she is said to have 3.
| tanned traces Of great personal beauty. She
evinced gTeat FesOluteness of purpose and activity
Of mind but she mOrose, jealous, and revenge
full and this frait lie her character was undoubt-
eddy attributable to the suspicious, which she and
her maiden sister entertained of nearly everybody
in consequence of their near connection with the
traitor. Thisis evident from single circumstances.
person once called upon them, aid after some
general conversation, remarked, You are sOms
related to Benedict Arnold, are you mott"
Well, what are you going to do about it &" one
of them replied. Thus ended the colloquy.-BoS-
ton Telegraph.
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FRENCH IN MIEEsoTA.-The Minnesota Legis-
lature have directed Gov. RamsaY's message to be
printed in French. This shows the character of
the population.
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TALKING WITH FINGERs.-The female opera
tives in some of the mills down east being pre-
vented by the unceasing noise and cIattsr Of the
machinery from INDUCING in the indispensable
amusement of the gentle sex, have ,resorted to
new mode Of telegraphing. Fingers have been
substituted for tongues, and through the nstrumen-
taity of the alphabet Of signs invented for the use
Of the deaf and dumb, while away their " ten
hours" with discussions upon matters and things in
geasral The new mode has a great advantage
the old, since the whole party can talk at once
without any confusion, hundred feet being as
little interruption to then Communications as i've
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-12

Black Bombazines, Alpacas and Orleans extra fine;
Black Moussene de Laines Black BaTeges, all qualities;
Black silks Widows Silks, Lace Wells and handkerchief
Black Embroidered Cambria Handkerchief:
Black Printed Bordered Handkerchief;
Black and White Lawns Black and White Calicoes;
English Couded Calico Black White Chino Gnqhans
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghams;
Black Grapes, Black Ariophanes and Widows Cranes;
White Grape and Arophanes Black Silk Tule;
Real Lodi Plain Black etc
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Dg The papers say that Mr.. Quincy has written
letter to show that England and France must
presently become bankrupt Mr.. Quincy is the son
of the famous English banker whose word had
some law in money matters. The London Times,
which is good authority upon English finance, says
that Mr.. Guneys opinion ought to be decisive, for
his knowledge and experience enable him to under
stand the case, and his habits of thought and ae-
ton, for he is Quaker, exclude all suspicion Of
rashRsss. In short the London Times says ditto 10
Mr.. Quincy. The Quaker says that England haa
had peace and prosperity since 1918, and yet has
greatly augmented her national debt. He adds
that the expenses of her armament during this Pc
Rod have been SlOO,OOO,OOO annually, which, in
the thiEty've years elapsed since 1915, would have
almost paid this debt 1t is now about 5000,
100000, and these payments would have been
$500 ,00OO 900, leaving only $780, 600 due
and considering the sinking operation, much less
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THOMAS BRADY,
Fl CHARITIES STREET,
10 On the first day November tive shall remove to the
store NO = Charities street, directly opp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-12

New YoRK HIsToRICAL SeCIETY.-The meet
ings Of the New York Historical Society were re-
sumed, after the summer recess, on the evening of
Tuesday, Oct I'd, Luther Bradish occupying the
chair. Among those present were Mr.. Bancroft,
late Minister to England, Gen. Wetmore, DR.. Fran
els, Rev. DIS. Hawks, Adams, Cox, and others
Mr.. Bradsh announced the death of the President
of the Society, Mr. Albert Gallatin, and delivered
eulogy on the life, character and pnblic services
of the deceased. Dr. Hawks submitted series Of
resolutions, appropriate to the occasion; and Mr..
Bancroft added few words in regard to MIR. Gal
latin. He said he had been an attentive listener
tothehistory read by the presiding officer, and it
had appeared to him to include fair sketch of all
that was necessary to be said. But if there was
point upon which word could appropriately be
auded, it was Iii. Gallatin's remarkable talent in
conversation, as a member of society. My life
long, said Mr. Bancroft l have never found man
who combined such vvacity and readiness with
such deep research and profound eruditOn, and
whose well understOod'the rules of social life and
the habits of men. No one ever left his presence
without feeling that he had been instructed. All
looked to him to lead, and every circle was hap
piest when he was present, and when he partci-
pated most largely in their eBjoyments. Mr.. Ban
croft alluded also to the latest works of Nr. Gal
latin, particularly that upon the Languages O.
America, passing high encomium on its merits.
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First District court;

ESg For Olerk.-Eds. Crescent! You will please sav
that THEO. LEW Candidate office Of CerF Of ~
First District Court the election the 5h of November s49
mys THE PEOPLE
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G5g- For Clerk.-WILLIAMP P. BEDLOCK, Clerk Of
Third District Court Of New Orleans,
on. Election November S, 1919. apiS
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NOuentber election. CANDIDATES.
For Sheriff:

,,E For Sheriff - Eds Crescent Please announce
MI JAMES F. FRERET shedalty the
ensuing election November neEt-subject the derisi0n Wing
Convention aug many FRIENDS
peY For sberiR-JOHN l.. LEWIS, Sheriff of the
sh OF Oreana Candidate for 5th day
November The efficient partial manner in which
discharged the duties Of his Office will expece
majority Of the Ijy5Ol GENERAL SUFFRAGE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
DR., BREWER,
SURGEON DENTIST,

Has returned TO Camden and will attend to pa
tiens as they may desire, either in town country
(under 100 miles) at as short notice as circun-
stances will Permit CT.
And will take the liberty to inform those that
want his services, that he will warrant his work 10
give entire satisfaction, and that ii shall be per-
formed in The most skful and dexterous mariner,
and with less inconvenience !han the same opera.
ion can be performed by any other practitioner,
and having made greatly improved (or noveD
elevation, he is enabled to extract roots stumps
of teeth Gin any suaton) with such facility and
case as will scarcely fail to astonish Patients,
without the least confusion Of the gums or danger
o! perfurating the soft parts Of the mnu;h; and in
pivo!ing teeth, lie can safely insure no inconveD-
ence from Inflammation Of the root, as conse-
gucnce of injury done it in enarafti The artificial
crown in it, and as he takes an important precau-
ton in preparing Pivots (Which some of the most
reputed Dentists ia the State do not, and none to
his knowledge does) he hazards nothing in say
Ing, that teeth pvoied by himself will last longer
than those set 5y tie majority of practitioners, and
in supplying teeth on gold plates will adept and
arrange ;hcm with such mechanical nicely aid
skill as cannot be surpassed by any, aid will Lot
fail TO meet tie most saEguine expectation of all,
ol which he could give lie most respectable refer
ence; but for r. spect to the refined feelings U:
ihuse he has had the pleasure to serve. LetheTon
given when desired =
o. Those who wan: his services may avoid a
disapponn eni, by giving previous Eoiice Of the
fact through The post office or otherwise.
Ian 3 If |
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Another E5iracUlou. Cure.

Read the lDl!oyii. r!rr, aai cn il yn; arr troubled
with any disease of t,c ln. :" anl get bottle o! DIX
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NArTiiA.
81. J,if.svi!lr, y. y. Fcb.5, 1919.
Mr. IIarriso1-Sir will trouble your plll nee e"
minutes hy iafrinr yon nG lie cr'l triumph which yen!
Nalt Sr,lya has Obtained in the of my brother lie
increased tn. tS ynu ,r-r and the rrsl. was that
he began 10 false very freely, and il scented 50 b'iiy i!:'
il wa im,s. j.. I. m >iv in The where h, ws. Oh tn
fifth day after the increase of IL" dnSr In ii? % "
allcr lie b.gau to get l;,;rr, ai n l> present lc Is
urc revived has good appetite, and don cough quar-
ter rs u;ch he did previously. severe col.h AMI M
mcrlSc exprcnra,iun were the prominent symptom o: III"
disease link Lis case Sir.Gla oi" none OF iir iy
scians here ha ever Heard any ing ol III. Eni
before mrnli"lrh all these particulars as ain TiA III
the belief that lad not brI iur lie Napha Syrnphe
,! have rNpcicd EnIhing bi speedy grave, iS lirc
an immense Inmirr Of tu|rrCi"S Termed "i iH !i.s
yhic, the NJ ID. cine took immediate o! OF. and IN lew
DAYS lie threw r.rm NJ by IA" quantity some oi ihr WAS
rs large aS BEAN he improves a. last ~ 'c i;' u"''c'
do iiul think that he will need any more than c SIX ''-
lies now send for Enc0Sr, are iSr ddarS. Direct the
bny as before ~ Jonas Smell, n ChaS hi;:~ia'I
Rail Rnad Depot.
Yours Respectfully.
Af.r rcodiro the above WHO can doubt that iia ii!igs
Hnu,i;,o Syrup possesses all c yi.Ir that is claimed oi
For sale hv JAMES K. lIrKAlN, Canidcn--Prcc s.
n,r hn,rI,-sy bottles lrT s. cash.
March, 81 lSi9 IL "'"
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EsJas,fa VsDVab'&
PAT ET CAMDLE-MAkGR,
The most Economicai and La50r-saTiay Article
eyer invented.

The most EcOnOMiC1! itNC iit i'iS -A'>A~'S
Combining every advantage which can be wish
ell for IN furnishing light. BY its pse' person
can at any moment produce candle, equal ~ So
ll!iy ANA durability any made by tho old, eXpen-
s;vc ana lahoriouS method. The fbres OF Tie wick
in passing through the tube within the cyIhndcr
are drawn perfectly smooth, which not only pre-
yca's the firing of the light, but also Keeps the
candle from burning down tie side,
This article is one which every holSc.keepef,
as well as all who study cco"omy in the use os
light, should possess themselves OF, as 1t IS S'mPic'
convenient and economical, being simply candle
stick which makes is own candles. IL is mos
iu~emioualy constructed, w.lh reservoir lor thi-
low, lard nr ihcr materials Of which candles are
made a,sn place to deposit the wick, both OF
which by only turning screw, are i"rced up III
the form OF perfect candle, either IN short or long
lengths, as may he desired, t,aS forming an end
less candle by simply re!iIIing The reservoir whe"
i, shall have been exhausted. Iie reservoir hm'us
one half pound Of ilnw. cnoug gh for Iour candles
Cald., IS can he made 10y using )runl!noIll ;
Patent Candle Maker at less than ONE Lf
the ordinary expense, the only outlay beng ior
talow or other substance. From the experience
cC many families wo have used the Patent Candlc
Maker, as well as the numerous tests to when IL
has been subjected, we can place tie Dr"":mona
pGieHa Candle Maker before the public as an Hr'''e
which may always be depended on. with iaIr
usare it will never get out Of order.
Sold by +. l.. ZEMP, Agent lor thc District ci
kerSiaw.
Feb If II
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sss.sa s21@.3&ASs
COMPOUND
Syrup Of TiVerWoTt and Tar,

/ sG;e nLG ceriain care for coaSnmPicn n HE lungs,
SpiiIing Il G!ood, coUghS, c"!dS, ASTHMA, pam IN
lie side, b'onchHi*, nrhoaping coHSl, GEd I'll put
mcnTy GGcc'ioHS.
STATEMENT OF Ei3,M cox,
Lac FItFrT&SUR in the Cincinnati ECl.EC-
TIC MEDICAL COLLEGE, and Physician well
10 lle case Of Miss Belt, alter having been gvcn
up 20 DIE with the las: stage Of fCONSCMPTlON'
by Il number Of abe plIl&iC1lS.
Nix. a. l.. &cnvT L:-&!r-linwcver reluctant
have hccn 10 pernii ny name to appear, attach
I'd to certificate Recommending Pntc"t .hediciHeS,
NGS'rEHS. Or CafhGhcEMS | nevertheless :hnk II
ty iutv. not only tu NY patrons, but 10 the commit
riiv, and all afflicted with diseases requiring
Cou8.l Medicines, To s'atr, lla in three paricu ar
cases Gf nc:pcii' CONSUMTION, viz. Miss Belt.
Slcp-dau liter u! Mr. lrlH Carr, nf this city, h!s
Barger, sister. in 'aw OF Mr. Y. Wunder, butcher,
md Mr.. Il. X. Cox. rGn f our City Council, that
DR.. ROHGERS' CNMiNUND SYRUP Of liN-
ERW On'f and TAR operated more lIhEa HPE-
tIfir, iIm #ny remedy ola similar character III
lis operation HAT have ever rsrd III my Pr6cf'ce
One oi the cases above. w liiSS Belt appeared 10
&c ahoriIg undcr The !G:i SiT%e r Tcr"ihi"HS C0n-
NHrtinE, t prnErur ccG T. sc,"Ea! PLY SIX lANS
WHO were IN attendance previous: I" II! t"ir ''i''c"
20 :rc. The case. She Is Il; i' iii.!" ~ t!'e ciy-
ric':, Of a. a:,p;.rc .1o hcH:a AID from appear
ancc, rs Likely /" die wil.i any u;li Sca&c. rs
a'v other v"una iady of ihi$ city. ~ il rc.Iecs
the health o? tie ether I'VE cases, al TIC threaten
ing rrcmnnitnry <yrug cn* seem Ia haze SnL.i'icd
from tic Use O. a lew TUTT:rs ni IT." NYECr ABOVE
Very respectfully, DC.
2 7
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Rlacksmithing and Wagon Taking.

The undersigned having taken tho stand recently
occupied by WHIrAKEE Il AEEANTS. Respectfully
riyes notice, that he intends 10 carry ON the bust
ness as heretofore. -,
In his Blacksmith's Shop he is prepared to illl
all orders with prcmp;nc$s and despatch. 10 Will
make to order, all kinds OF poughS, with other
plantation loo!s, and mill work. Particular at
lcntun will be paid t" sh"ring horses Shnr''
as he will give Ills personal attention TO both de-
rar,men;s ui his business lie vii! guarantee salts
faction. "
Ills Wood.hnp is amply supplied with the best
of Tlmbcr, wcI-srasnLcd, and he would like to
sec the man, who can put up better work. from
whcclbarrnw, up to IA =iX passenger stage cnach.
His prccs will be in accordance with the tines
and for the ready money will be such as cannot
fail 10 satisfy the most economical.
As he believes in the maxim, that short settle
mcnts make Ioag friends, lie will expect settle
ments to be Eladc quarterly
n. B. ARRANTS.
Fob If II
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t5-Flc EeailEscaG l5gacl.Slnith-E,c> =

Most respectfully returns his hest respects 10
his friends and cu.l rl"r< i,r past iavors and hcgS
their continuation for the pres year; hc requests
those who have - literally ratronizch him to call
anI settle their past years accounts, as he Is poor
and wishes To pay his accounts 50 ~ (" prevent
his losing time in oaiinm about the streets 10 col
lee. his accounts iar unless lie pays he cannot cx-
pee, to ret credit, which is The Only capital he has
10 carry on his business upon. lis customers may
expect to find him as ever, al Is post, 10 wait on
them. Work Of all kind is 20 ba found al his shop,
such as PIou.lrS uf all soris-iat is, good ones
Together with Plantation Tools: indeed, he is pre-
pared to do all sorts OF BackSmthng, including
carriages, wag"ns, mill work, crankS, &c-and
rail road work. especially tho repairing OF Engines
&c. &C. Jauarv &
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To Hire,
Labour-Saving Machine.

The undersigned having purchased the right O:
Sabin's PATENT WASHING MACHINE, for
Kershaw District, has commenced manufacturing
them. They are very simple machine and can
not get ont OF order. Those who are using them
i'm this place, testify to their performance.
As much washing can be done in one day by this
machine, as IN three, by the old method.
The public are invited to call at McDowall &
Cooper's store and examine them. They are 80
humbue, and will perform what is required Of
them without injury to the clothes
uDrectons 90 with the Machines.
E.. c. ROBINSON.
May l6. ~ 6In
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DR.. GSRDON'S
VEGETABLE ANTi-BlLlOuS
Fa MiiY PILLS.

L,r n. c,-, or He, ior,,c, Gildns<s. Sal, Rh"rrn
Rhcunatism Piles, Heartburn, Worm, DYSPEPSIA. Ih''
era Norbas pans in the Bac! Limbs and joints, Genera
weakness Fits Consumption, Palpiralion Q! the l-a[i
Liver Complaint Rising il. The Throat trysI'eaS Deal,
ness, DroTsy, Asthma lchn-s OF the SSn t"NfrS I" a
kinds Colds Gout Gravel, Female Complaints NSrVos
Complaints and all other Diseases arising fo IMPURITIES
of the BLOOD. and MORBID sEcaEToNs OF THE LIVER AN
STOMACH. =,
lr Every disease 10 which tie human iram" is S'ih"I
originates from Impurities Of the blood or arrangement %
the digestive organs.
Or. Gordon's Family Pills.
Boing cop,onnIed exclusively of ingredients ~
Nature intended should operate on the lnpUIeS "' '
Human System. -. :.
Strike at the root of the disease. removing all impurities
from the body, opening the pores externally ana i!ea!
separating all foreign and obnoxious parlicits 'an ',
Chyie so that the boo1 of which is the origin must be
thoroughly pre-necessariy securing free and vigorous
action to the Heart, Lungs, Liver ana Stomach. !hefrn
RESTORING HEALTH, by opening the pores ccaSls .',
and arteries unimpedino all the natural VEINS ana %
rying the bood they render the system not only thorough
sound b also impcrvious disease, EVEN WHEN all
OTHER MEANS HAVE FAILED
~ Within the last twelve months more Than one nun
dred cases of the nst aggravated forms o DYSPEPSIA have
beei cured by the Medicine where rigid dieting the Blue
Pill, and almost every other means had been reSnred 10
without anv benefit and when death stared us miserable
victim fully in the face. If DR.. G0ronS Pills were not
adapted the of any but this HoRRID MALtnf their
uniform in this disease alone would be sufficient 10
''waft fame the name oil their inventor, Us BENZ
FACTOR HIS SPECIES.
lTThs medicine never fails the wors..cases Of
PILES IN one ueek! ,
ner of its operaiion II. complaints it adapted to and ic
cures il has performed. refer the reader to our agents
who will give them Pamphlet gratis.
For sale BY JAMES X. McKAIN, F. l.. ZEMP, and
2: J. DEAY Camden. also, for sale at all the towns and
countrystores in the South and West
DIR. G. X. TILER'S
FEVER AND AGT= EsG-5.
If there ever was medicine that merted the
public praise for the great good it has done in
ring Chills and Fever, it certainly must be DR. Ty
ler's Ague Pills, as they cure the patient in 81
hours They do not operate as purgaiive, bn'
as tonic, aud produce no unpleasant symptoms,
and cure permanently, nor can they fail, If used As
directed-the trial of single box viii: prove the
above statements, therefore, if you would secure
vour health, procure box Of the genuine Ty!er's
hgue Pills.
Fer sale BY ]. R. McKAIY and F. l.. ZEMP, in
Camden, and on enquiry will be found at mos, Of
the towns and country stores.
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). 3. Go0DLAD, Tailor,

Agent !or the sale OF Crooking Shears, Small
Points, Square and Scales, Tape Measures, mark
ing Chalk, Curved Rulers, dc.
The Mirror of Fashnn is published on the FIRST
day Of ev' ry month"; al - year, devoted 10 a re-
view Of the Fashions for the month"; and to the sub
icct of measuring and draughting, by the most ap-
proved authorities in tile world. sa
The Fashion Plates for Spring and Summer just
received: those wishing them will please apply
directly.
The English and French Fashions will be ont in
few days, say the lSt Of April. march 8.
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Saices cfGYcrY Kind

both ground and unground fresh, and OF warranted
purity; superior En-. sh Mustard; fine Flaroring
Extracts Of E"se, Vanilla, Lemon, Nulmegs, Al
monJ, :hr"natics; Rose, Orange and Peach Wa
terS; best Russia lsinglass, Geatne. dc.
Gum Lozengcs, l'a;e de JuJube, Pate de Gui-
mauyc, llnrehound Candy, IVls;ar's cough Lozen-
gcs. &c &c.
Fresh Congress and Pavilion water.
Genuine Tarna Cologne, Rowlard's Macassar
Oh, Eau Lusiral, Jayne's Hair Tonic, Arnandne,
ior chapped liands, together with large assort-
mcnt o! iic rcrfumery, Chemicals, Patent and
Thrmr<0nian Medicines, medicine chests, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, fresh Garden Seeds, &c.
Fer SAFE by J. r. McKA IN.
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lH!.Al! cox, II. D.
Cincinnati. Jan. 25li, lS.i7.
: T : y + +

To slew the high standing OF Dr. II. Cox. we
Giyr below The statement ol the Hon, JUICE HEN
Ey MoHsE of the Courts Of Oh.o, al Cincinnati.
] am .c acquainted with DE. IiI&AM Cox. Of
Cnciiinari, O;lin, and lis practice. Lc having hcen
my 3miIy physician tor many ycais, and can cheer
iu,ly say that haze a. much. or more confidence
in r, and his skill as irniiri"g FhgSicia" as
onv nan Hring! HENRY MORSE.
Cincinnati, Nov. Sh, lei7.
Dr. Cox is also The Physician the Hon. JrDGE,
las. SAfFIE. our late cI;y .NHTsha.I.
CcrtG ale Of Daniel Ccnhlir, c>l.. resident on
Four;lI-Srcc, two doors west Of rIum-s.
This may certify that ! have used Ir. 10 cr'S
remedy for coughs dc, after ryin" 4 variety Of
other medicines for tic soi&c purpose, and have
derived 50 much lCnc;l! from it. whilst every thing
else failed TO an;.rd ne any rcc., HAT can
Gdcmiiy recommend i; - br:rg the most certain
cure within my know ,'d.c. am naturally pre-
disposed 10 disease Of the l.'ir~s, ard, though |
have consulted the best i'hy S:citns, and adopted
al different tunes every Reasonable Iicar$, have
never in one instance rccc.yci sGci c!i"clEa! re-
lief aS from this mcd,rinc. ! have @vcn 20 nv
children when troubled with crueiI<, anl have
found no;him@ 50 c:icacoua in assisting the cxrcc
turaiOn OF the rh!cG;a ID. CONhLlN.
Cncini All, Nov. II, lSil.
Please 10 real the following testimony OF the
Rev. Henry WiScMnH:
Mr.. A. J.. Sc"vIL: pear S:r Iia?inr become &C
qnaintrd with DR.. Rogers Syrup of l.ivcrwort and
Tar. under peculiar CIRCUMSTANCES, I.aGrlr, that o
STG'ch'Rg my c0"pGaiDp fr"2a premature grdre,
Ghc PARTICULARS u! which vii Lr gt"cn at any time
Il rcGu.rciD feel under iHc obligation 10 giyc rnr
influence in IEc circulation c. 30 valuable meii-
c.nc. Yours, respectfully.
HENRY Wl>EMAN
Patriot Gallia CO.. D.. Dec. =, l>iG.
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HyssS. es0.ssSEtE9'S
E'oshSnEahsI EecpHCt S.:9

New Good. just received, consisting OF Ribbons,
Bonmr,s, Flowers Capc., Cardinals, Gloves, &c.
open aud ready for sale at very low prices tor cash
or to puHctual customers. Mrs. &. particularly
recommends them as being tic most fashionable IN
the market.
u Bunncrs cIcanscl, altered and trimmed so as
to rca.e7 tie mos, skiIIiu Judges unable TO tell
them from ncw. At the store formerly occupied
by Dr. a. Dc Leon. Oct 10.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
C2Rfi1 @2S.

The subscriber has BOW on hand, variety Of
Carriages, Buggics, Rockaway<, Sc, and Harness
Of Northern make, which lie offers for sSlc at
Charleston prices. Having leased tic establish
mcnt in which! he works, he is prepared 10 build
and 10 repair every description nf Carriages, Wag-
CONS. arts, Nhccbarrows, &c. and all kinds OF
Iron work, either io! pln'a'cn or other use.
A portion OF patronage is respectfully solicited
april 2j. ROBERT MAN.