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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25
POETRY OF SCIENCE.
BY ROBERT HUNT.
The NIectricitv Of a rear,

The Electricity Of a Tear
We tremble when the thunder clouds burst
in fury over our headS-the poet seizes on the
,errOrs Of the storm to add to the interest OF
his verse. Fancy paints a storm king and the
genius ofromance clothes his demons in light
nings and they are heraldsd BY thdndsrS'
These wild imsglnings have been the de-
light of mankind ,-theTe is subject for wonder
in them:-but is there anything less wonder
full in the we'll authenticated fact, that the dew
drop which p~listens on the flower, that the
tear which glistens on the eyelid, holds locked
in it's transparent cells an amount Of electric
FIRE equal to that whichis discharged during a
storm from q thunder cloud.
Faraday has shown by the most conclusive
experiments, shat the electricity which de-
cOmposes, and that which is evolved by the de-
composition of a certain quantity of mattersa ara
alike. What an enormous quantity Of cleo
~,ricity, therefore is required for the dscomPO-
sition Of a single grain of water. WehaVe al
ready sssnthatit must be in quantity sufficient
to sustain a platinum wire l-l24 Of an lnch IN
thickness, red hot in contact with the air tor
three minutes and three quarters. Itwould
appear that 100000 charges ola Leyden Bate
~, charged by thirty turns Of a very large and
powerful plate machine in full action--a guam
ti.v sufficient, it passed at once through the
head Of a rat, cat to have killed it, az by a fash
Of ligh.ning-srs necessary to supply electro
eity sufficient to dscomPOue a single grain OF
water or if / amright, to equal the quantity
of slsCtriclty which is naturally associated
with the elements Of tina tgrain of water en-
dOwinp them with their mutual chemical at
finity.-Sctsntyfe american.
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FROM THE cALlFoRNIANs.

A letter has been received from James NJ
Harding. Eco. dated at Durango, the capital OF
the state Of the same name April 9th. N.Y.
H. describes Durango as a splendid city, nearly
as large as New Orleans, and containing quite
a number Of handsome churches, and other
buildings. They were then about nine days
march from Masatlan, all well, and in high
spirits.
Mr.. Harding states that he wrote his letter
in the store Of an American gentleman named
Kerr, who is engaged in the mercantile bust
ness in that city. Mr.. Kerr had dates from
Mazstlan to the 3lst. March. A vessel hau
arrived there in ten days from San FranclScO'
bringing intelligence Of the arrival OF the Stes'
mar California, with Gen. Smith and stan,
and the deser,ion Of the steamers crew. SSVO
psr month had been offered the sailors 70
remain, but they preferred going to the
mines. Beef was selling in the market OF san
Francisco at $l5psr, quarteHand eggs at 'Oc'n''
each. -.., 81,
TRANSPORTATION, and it is the intention OF Mr
Harding and his party, if they do not secure I
passage soon after their arrival, to cross the
mouth Of the Gulf Of California in boats, q
La Pa, IN Lover California, from whence they
win proceed by land to the gold region. Thu
route il i good one, and is as safe as tina
through the interior Of Mexico, May sue
cess attend.-POrt Gibson Herald.
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The Boston Post says that "the wing i'd
ministration need not take 80 much pains to
exclude the, Dem oerats from ONCE; % ths o..
fees tOr the most part StaEvs the incumbsnts!''
That being the case, it would BE- charitable in
the Post to presume that, whore the Democrats
are excluded from Office, ]. i merely % pro-
tsct them from starvation
81 say, neighboE Hodge, what are you fene5
ing that pasture for? Five acres Of il would
starvs a hog" sRight." replied the fence
maker; aim fencing il to keep the hogs out"
Lou. Jour.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

hrVThe man who sets out in life to live by
public Office, will surely die Of poverty n
neglect. 1 would not direct your aspirations
to such OBJ iscts. l would not light up IN
your hearts the low and diSgraceful ambition
Of the ofaos-hunter. The only independent
man is he who depends upon himself Serve
your country when your country wan'' you,
bit seek not popular favor at the expense o.
your honor, Independence and Seli-respec''
ofall the occupations to which pride andiulc4
ness can drive a man, the most degrading IS
that off begging politician, a regular place.
hunter He Is a compound Of msanness and
bvpocriev-rsady to serve all, betray all. He
is true to nothing buthiS W SslhShnssS.
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The Sand,Oieh Llan&.-Ths suggestion oe-i
ours in a New York paper that il would be
we'll for the United States to annex tho Sand
wich islands to the Union, giving to the whole
group the name Of the State Of Hawai-.
The importance Of these lslands, in view OF
the trade of the Pacific, being near midway
between Oregon and China, is prominent
ly urged, and the fact no doubt win BE- gensr-
ally admitted. The dsPOpulatiOn, which for
soms Gauss or another, has been going on
throughout the group since its discovery BY
Captsih Cook, l. also alluded to as indicative.
of tho Inevitable result, that the Islands ~s
sooner Or later, come int 40, o. IN sheets 81
.o,n. civ;li,sa eovss may bsaent safely 70 am
'Oase r.SS6untry. Patents secured an
Thus we II Drawings executed at the cheap
word, ties, at the office Of the Scientific Amer
as-dn'
April, 80
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GEORGE BAGRY

opened his saloon in the Canton
NV. where he is ready and anx.
NJ sSoenmOdate ell his friends, and
slt6 . comfortable shave, at
.uEIINs and DREsslNe done in
aaa most gsnteel style, and to
'A'aOn Of every reasonable per.
Is, lS4s..
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1NU,S YaGso,s.

ounces to the Ladies Of Can.
and Madison county, that she is
g 90 Dress making as usual, and
. short time have the Spring
from New York and New Of.
Shs will also bleach and trim
n and Straw Bonnets.
s. J. SALMON
ieh 8. 4sN 90
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MUSIC

BLACKMAR, Teacher Of Gui-
ldts Violin. Violoncello Accor.
W VlsrlOnette, respectfully an
. the citizens Of Canton that
lNParedt to give instructions, up
Instruments, and also in vocal
aad The principles Of thorough
q lawson.
''u April IS, 1919 81,
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FaSAed sugar.
''VAa'd article Cor sale By
DIV MURPHY.

le0 4RNRDo
DEALER In
ply Goods, Groceries
and Produce.
Ctty, JEEsss.
rs..gGlve particular attention to
aNSi .sv'Ig and forwarding Gotten,
Id &c, Just received Bagg.
Rope, Kentucky Jeans and
P| u | Lard, Sugar cured
fP soduOaI and a general assOrs,
\" 10, ls4s. !,
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LOcOtoco Rejoicing al a Removal IA hund-
ysd nm are 10 be. fired on Boston Common
an Ire occasion Of Mr.. McrtOn's retirement
from III Custom House Of that city on the LEI
Of May next, The powder is paid for BY Cs'i
democrats, who subscribed 4 dollar q piece tol
the interesting object.
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~ HERNDON,

t.rNey at law,
,,.si;On County, Mississippi
- room above the Post Office
Ner attend the iTcuit Ourts
.i..,;s. Of AttaIa, Leake, MaHi'
u and Holmes. Business en-.
~ carO will receive his zeal
ii, is4s. On
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

WsTrRY. S, L. MosBY.
|ESTLEY & GOSBY,
Eps IN DRUss AND MEDICINES;
! Srurss, 0ILs, AND PAINTS;
GLASS AND PUTTY;
Books, BLANK Books, STATIoNA'
lScY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c.
srn Of GOLDEN MORTAR
CANTON, MI.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

E, 1. R. COLEMAN, 0. P. MOORE
D COLEMAN & CO.,
IIssIoN MERCHANTS,
ban Boat Landing, Neksburg, MI.
DANTLY in Store and for sale,
ging, Rope, Jaynes, Linseys,
Bacon, Pork, Flour, Lard,
u Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Candies
ehsses, Nails, Spades, Shovels,
!, &c.
advanced on Cotton sent 10 US Is
IN +" this" or the New Orleanu
burg, Aug. %, ls4S, 52-4m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-05-25

.,,,r ALFRED WELLINGTON
IN. CABLE 4 co.
lion and Forwarding Me reliant
bUlssalo and Retail Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
M. &c NEW v
4 New Orleans.
REFESBNCBs'
AK Turnor,( -,
Duh Monks. Louisville Ky.
Ia Guard,l
q Dunn. Lawrenceburg' la
|; + }: f Fs',1., Newt Orleans.
srt ]. Palfrey,)
&c; lS4S. iS-Om
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We clip fEOm the Picayune Of Saturday, the
following items Of sw6 5iOughtb by the Cana
A..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-06
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.

The subscriber has on hand, and is constantly receiving
all the standard new School Books. in in the Schools
Of the Town and country and will sell them at the lowest
prces for cash, punctual customers They consist
in part Of the following.
GRAMMARS-Smith's, BulIion's Browns Krkham's.
PELLER$-Elementary; Webseris Sequel; Carpcn-
tcr's IT, s.; and Southern.
READERS-t;rigg, Elliot & Co.'S M !. 9. 3 &; f.;
Npwmans Southern Reader; Southern. No. ! e. =;
Cobbs; New York, No 2 &, 3; Rhetorical Readers,
and Dialogues Iovel's U. S. Speaker; American Pre-
ceptor; National Reader; Parke:s' Exercises and Aids
to Composition.
DICTIONARIES Walkers; Webscr's; GrmslIaw's
chronological Dictionary; Bues' Photographic; Web
ster's & WakersSvo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. l. & 3: Davies
School and University Arithmetic; Perkins Elementary
and High School do; 1hompsons Mental do: Smiths,
Smiey's g. Pixies.
GEOGRAPHIES-Smth New Common School Geo
graphy and Atlas: in vol quaro; Mclels end Farley
Primary Geographic Olney's; Smiths; Mitcells School
Geography and Atlas 2nd revised edition.
HILOSOPIIY-Dnpers; Olmsteads; Comstock s;
Conversations on Philosophy and Chemistry; Phelps
Philosophy.
BOTANY-AIrs. I.inons; Gray's Botanical Text Book:
CIIEMISTRY-Draper's g. Comstock's.
HISTORY-Pareys |. , & 81 Book History; Robbins
vena History; Tytlcrs History Parleys Common School
do Grimshaw's History Of France, do; England Pin
nock's History of Rome Greece and England.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lcgcndre; Bourbon; AlSe-
hm; Elementary, Analytical, and Pmctical Geometry;
Davies and Fni's Surveying, Bonycase, Algebra and
Mensura,ion Perkins Elements Of Geometry; Davies
Calculus.
LOGIC & -whaieleys Logic; Mills do;
Hedges do; Blars Rhetoric; Whateley's logic and
Rhetoric.
For sale by ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April 9TH, 1919. IT ii
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PhANPNRaS 0OPI1lho
BY ROBERT LATTA,
LATE RY e., H. DAVIS,

Would respectfully announce, that he has now
in charge the above rceH located Hote!, convenient
to the most business part of the Town, for travel
lers; directly on all streets passing through-and
now undergoing tht rough repairs. He earnestly
solicits call from his friends and the public gen.
nerally-for he feels confident that they cannot be
otherwise than pleased, as no pains will be spared
to make all comfortable.
A variety of the best Liquors can be had at the
Bar, ercept on Sunday. Goddard's old 1905 Brdn-
dy and other fine Liquors in bottles; the most
favore brands of Champagnes the choicest
brands of Segars and Tobacco; Scotch Ale in
pirts; SODA WATER and ICE will be kept con-
stantly on hand during the summer season.
Good Stables, roomy lots for Drovers, and al
ways plenty o9corn, oats and fodder, and atten-
tive hostlers.
He is agent for the Northern Line of Stages.
N. B.-Omnibuses run regularly to and from
the Rail Road Depot for passengers, who can also
be accommodated with carriage, buggy or horse
to go into the country.
0rThe Charlotte Jefcrsonian and Journal, Che
raw Gazette, Marion Star and Charleston Courier
insert times and forward bills to the Hotel.
Camden, May Cd, ls49. Is If
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GREAT ACCOMMODATION.
To the Travelling Community.

Step from the Rail Road Cars into beautiful
Omnibus, always waiting the arrival of the Cars,
and proceed with all despatch to the Hotels or any
part Of the town, running in connexion with the
Northern Stage from the Rail Road to the Plan
ter's Hotel and stage office.
GCALL FOR WESSENGER,k0
Who keeps, in addition to his Omnibus, private
Carriages, Buggy, Saddle Horses, and with them
the most experienced drivers, all under his o,on
Spcidl inspection and attention.
ls also ready to charter his Omnibus to parties
OF gentlemen and ladies' tcishing an Excursion of
Pleasure.
Gentlemen and Private Families can make en-
gagements by telegraphing or by letter. and he
warrants they shall be attended to.
]. MESSENGER.
Camden, may 30 % 3t
The Charleston Courier, Cheraw Gazette and Augusta
Consntionalist will copy week for weeks and
forward their bills to this Office.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-06
Classical and School Books.

Authous Cicero, Caesar, Horace, Virgil and Salust:
" Anabasis, Cleavlands do.
Owens CyropGdra, llulchinSons' do.
Bullions Greek Grammar.
Latin and Greek Readers.
% and English GrammarS
Anthon's New. Greek Grammar. FIsk's do:
Greek 1t~rs;:,s, and p 'r'se Conipo~ton.
&" Latin DO do do
Andrews S,odtlard's Latin Grammar Exercises
and Reader. (
" First Lesso:ls in LatIn.
MtClincok and Crooks lst Book in Latin and Greek
latin Tutor; Mairs Latin Synlar
(ioulds. Adams Latin Grammar.
Rhddirn6n's Rudi,nents Latin Grammar.
Jacobs laitn Reader.
6nthons Jacobs Greek Reader.
Coopcr's Virgil; Tylers Iacitus.
Ievercrt's Juvrnal Viri Ronp
listorie Sacrr.
ampriere's Abridged Classical Dictionary.
Iiddell and SCOTS Greek and Eng. do
ievcrett's Lexicon Groves do.
Anthon's Classical Dictionary.
Answorth's Latin do Svo. and AbgI.
Dunuegans Lexicon; do abridged
(ireisbachs Greek Testament.
P:ukhursts Hebrew Lexicon.
French, Spanish, Italian and German Grammars,
Dictionaries, Readers Exercises, &C.
For sale by ALEXANDER YOUNG.
pr,l 4ih 1919. If 10
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

VIII be paid FOR the apprehension OF my man
STEPHEN, who left my place on the 22d day of
July last. Said man is 5 feet, 6, or inches high,
about 2G or u years old, once belonged to r.
William X. Davis of Fairfield District, supposed
to have returned TO that District, the adjoining
one he speaks quick when spoken To, and inclined
to be left handed; tolerably stout built, weighs
about l6O or ITO pounds; uses whip when dr-
wing team with the left hand; he may deny his
name and owner. lie may be lodged in any Jail
iiI tl.c State, so that may get him.
B. F. SIMMONS.
Bull Swamp Orangebuig Dist. Jan ls49.
Aprl % IT I'm
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an armed resistance 10 the Neapolitan Govern
ment but with doubtful success.
The Austrians have been again repulsed or
the 9Th ult., in an assault, and Venetian ac'
counts state that they made rally and took
eight hundred prisoncrs-which needs conhr'
nation.
RUSSIAN AID.
There have already marched through Wal
lachi en- route for Hungary to bring aid to Aus.
tra 10000 Russians: with $50 Cannons, and
%, 900 Cavalry.
Gen. Bem is well prepared TO give them a
warm reception in Pennsylvania, and there will
be bloody work when the two forces meet.
mot a word farther is said of English and
French Intervention. So that report must
have been untrue.-Ed. Tel.
WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD.
We learn that at recent conference OF the
Board of Directors OF the South Carolina Rail.
road and Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
conditions were agreed upon for the junction oi
the two Roads, which were mutually saisiac'
tory. The point Of junction will be at Rocky
Mount, about mile and half below Middleton
Depot, near where the Camden Branch enters
the Wateree Swamp.
We understand that the grading Of the entire
route has been contracted for by stockholders,
to he paid for in stock Of the Company. The
entire s,perstruc,ure has been ordered to be
let upon similar conditions, which it is conf.
IDENTITY anticipated will he obtained, as pre-
sition has already been received TO cont or
it from parties who are willing to take 70,
Of their compensation in stock.
II is the determination Of the Directors ia
have forty miles oflhe road in operation at as
early day as practicable, as contemplated BY
the subscription Of the State. This will carry
the road, from its junction with the Camden
Branch, to within ten miles South of Darling.
ton Court House.
II is confidently expected that at the next
meeting Of the North Carolina Legislature,
that lody will appropriate s3OO,uOo towards
The construction of the Road, which will he de.
voted to the forty miles running South from
Wilmington.
The favorable progress Of this important
work, by which enlarged facilities oflntercourse
and communication will be realised bya sec.
tion of our State rich in agricultural resources,
is a matter of sincere congratnla'ion. We
i.arn tha, the Directors have appointed Messrs.
w. &. Dukes, E. X. Anderson, and Thomas
Harlce, Commissioners for this city, who will
continue to receive subscriptions to the stock o
the Con banv.-Charlrston Mercury
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-06
ICE! ICE!! TCE!!!

Kept constantly on hand at Our House; with
some Of those good temperate drinks, such as
Soda Sarsaparilla, Mineral and Congress Waters.
Just but call and have OLD Mac to show his SCI
ence in the above varieties of the season.
p. S.-If by permission from the Council, the
above Purifiers can be had at all times, except du-
ring Church hours.
1t is also requested, unless through sickness,
that TO friend of OLD Mac, shall ask him to sell
spirituous liquors on the Sabbath-as it is against
the law and ordinance Of the town.
May l. J. G. Mex.
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OrdinaIy's Notice.

Whereas, no person has applied for Letters of
Administration upon the goods and cIattles OF the
late David Eckar, / have taken possession of the
same as dercct and hereby give notice to all per-
sons indebted 10 the said estate TO make lnmedi-
ate payment, and those having demands TO pre-
sent them, duly attested, to me.
NAV III J. X. JOY, o. X. D.
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THE NORTH CARoE1NA
Mutual Life Insurance Company,


A Company with the above title having beens
chartered at the last Session Of the Legislaidn Of
this State, and the provision required in said
ter, (vz: the application for Insurance for $59000J
having been fully met, the Company. has been Of
ganized by the appointment of the following
Officers, and is issuing Policies, viz: :.,g.a3;.
DR.. CHAs. E. JOHNSON, President,
William D. ,HAYwooD, Vice, ,PfesideM::
JAMES F. JORDAN, ,Secretarg;,. s,,-.s
William n. JoNEs, Treasurer; II s,ass
DR. WM. H. MCKEE, Medical Erdnuef.. ,
HESRY w. MILLER, Attorney. .. !, ,,ss..g ,,,, .,y
DIR. CHAs. F.. JOHNSON, Medical Board
DIR. VIM. H. MCKEE, 81 Ii Sfs. =,
DR.. R1cH'D B. HAYwooD, Consul laioa:
]: HtRsMAN, General Agent.
This Company has received The most liberal
Charter that has ever been granted to anyC Compauy
of similar character in any State in the UnioH.
The 5th Section of the Act of Incorporation pr6e:
vidcs "that the Husband may Insure his own Lie:
for the sole use andbeneft of his Wife OF EhildSei
and in case Of the deaf, of the HusbagG. the
amount thus insured shall be paid over to the Vine
or Children, or their Guardian, if under age, fof
her or their own use, free from all the claims 6f
the representatives of the Husband or, any of hh
creditors" This provision needs no Comment. :,
The Board have also determined to insufe thS
lives of Slaves, and this being almost half the
wealth of the people of this State large bnsiiess
is reasonably anticipated. -. .s.s9
Any information respecting the principles 81 the
Company will be furnished by the Secretafy6f any
of its officers.
SAMUEL J. YOUNG, Agent foaf; d; Camden. Camden:
DR.. THos. w, SALMoNp, Medical Examiner.
May 23rd, 1s49: 3t ,s~ty ,tAl.1 .2l
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Fresh Family Groceries.

Fresh Family Groceries.
Loaf lamp, crushed, powdered, clarified and
brt VII Sugars
Rio Java, Laguira, Mocho and Cuba Coffee
Gunpowder and Hyson Teas
New Orleans; Trinidad and Cuba Molnsscs
Nice, Mackarel; Salmon and llerrings
Confectionery, Green Ginger. for preserving
Northern Apples, Citron and Pickles
Lemons, Pine Apples, Cocoa Pecan, Brazil and
H,zle Nuts
Almonds, Raisns, Figs SC.
Just received and for sale low for cash.
0J"The highest market prices fcthet cash OF
barter) paid Tor country produce.
NAV O. A. F.. ALLEN.
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F:om Rev. CHARLES RelcnLEr. Chaplain Of tho
u. 5. Army. 10 the Agent at Detroit.
FoRr GRArIoT, Mich, Oct. 26, lSll.
NV Dear Sr-I feel not the slightest hcsilancy in
saving that consider tho Iuda Cholagoeuo amin 9
valuable medicine in bilious affections. My reason is
simply this l have used it. On my recommendation
many others have used it and haze get to learn tie
iastance in ,chich it has failed 10 effect cure.
Yours very respectfully.
CHARLES REIGHLEY.
SoId nv JAMES r. McK.IS, Camden S. G..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-06
New Spring and Summer Goods.

The subscriber have now on hand a full and
we'll selected Stock of New Spring and Summer
Goods, to which they respectfully invite the at
tention of their customers and The public general
ly, as they will be sold at the very lowest prices
for cash; being dcsirous of closing our stock Of
Dry goods before the first day of July next, bar.
gains may be expected, they consist in part Of
English and American fancy Prints Printed and
Plain Muslins, Ginghams Barcgcs, Linen CAM
brio Handk'ls, dc dc.
Together with full assortment OF bleached and
brown IIomspuns, and domestic Goods suitable for
Simmer Wear.
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Candles. &c
REMOVAL.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and Gus omers in Camden and the surrounding
country, that he has removed his Wheelright and
Blacksmith shop to the corner Of Dekab & Lyt-
Teton street, having erected suitable buildings for
carrying on the above business and is now pre-
pared TO do any work that may be entrusted to
him. good supply OF seasoned wagon TIMBER
Tire and other Iron, Pipe boxes of all sizes, com
mon boxes, breast and tongue chains cast iron
barrow wheels, &c. &c. kept constantly OH hand.
Horses neatly and carefully shod
ROBERT l.. TWEED
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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 akd can
not get out Of order. Those who are lsifg them
in this place, ,can testify as to their perSthance.
As much washing can be done in one AsSby this
The public are invited to call at Mcpowall g.
Cooperss store and examine them. They afe mo-
humbug, and will perform what, is Sreqnirsd Of
them without injury to the clothes. 8 gsss. .
JDirec,ions 60 with the Machines. s;s
E.G: ROBINSON,
Nav 16. 20 2Ss s6m
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ICE! ICEm ICEm!

The subscriber having made new arrange
ment with agents in Charleston, New York and
Boston, for constant supply of Boston and Rock
land Ice, is now ready to furnish those who have SO
kindly patronized him in divers ways, with Ice for
the season, as cheap as possible for cash.
JAS. C. McKENNA.
Nav q 10 II