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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
New Work from Mr. Calhoun.

The N. Y. Enquirer understands that Hon
John c. Calhoun has devoted the past summer
10 the preparation Of a treaties on the Elsmen-
tary Principles of Govsrnmen. and the Consti-
tuition OF The United States; and that j, is 90
nearly complete lha, he expects TO prepare II
for publication in bis leisure hours during tho
coming session Of Congress. II will probably
be published by ,ts Harpsrs' in connection
with an edition Of bic Spssches. Reports, &c.
which discuss Constitutional questions. The
work cannot fail 10 be one Of marked ints's"
and value
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

The war of the Benton and anti Benton factions
continue TO grow hotter and hotter. IfSt is to go
on as it has commenced until the election next
August, we do not know what is to become of it.
Each party is sanguine of being able to beat the
other and they putting in their prettiest cks.
The Wings seem to enjoy it with intense satisfac.
ton. They perfectly indifferent about the end,
so that very little is left of either ofthem. Wher
ever we can hear from, they stand outside of the
ring, anxious only to give the combatants fair
fight. This is their true position.
ST. Louis Repu5.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
Locofoco majority
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

| q
Adams DANIEL NJ Smyser
| Allegheny--Jonas r. MClintock, VIM. Espey
John Miller, r c Walker z
! Armstrong John S Rhey ~
Bradford--Chas Stockwell, Joseph c PoweH
| Bedford John Cessna. Samuel Robinson
| Beaver--John Allison, William Smith
| Berks-- Daniel ZerbeY, VIM. Shaffner, Alex. S
| Feather, John G Evans fs sIot71
| Blair Charles E. Kmkead " sra aggaI -.
! Butler--D II Broper -s..i. .
Bucks--H A Williams, James FloverS, Edward
| Nicholson a
Crawford. Benz B DAVIDSON, Arson Leonard
Centre and Clearfeld-- ohm B. Meek, VIM.
Hemphill
Chester -Ddrid j. Bent, John Acker, John A
Boarer
Columbia BENJAMIN P Fortney s'l
Cumberland Henry Church, Thos Scouller
Cambria William A Smith
Delaware James J Leaeis
Dauphin--JoAn B Rutherford, Thomas Duncan
Erie--James c Reid, Lefert Hart
Franklin William Baker, John .MLean
Fayette--James P Downer, Joseph Griffin
Green--Lews Roberts
Huntingdon Augustus K Cornyn
Indiana William Exams
jefferson, Carton and Venango-<John Meal
mont, John Hastings
Lebanon--J0hn w Httlinger
Lehlgh and CarbOn-R kiOtZ, Samuel marx
Luzerne--J N Conyngham, Andrew Beaumont
Lancaster--Andreto Wade, Le,o1s Hurford, Ro-
bert BaLdcin Jacob Nessly, A Scott Ewing
Lycoming, Clinton and Potter-Wm. Brindle,
William Dunn
Miff1in-A Alexander Gibboney
Montgomery Daniel Evans, VIM. I Morrison,
William Henry
Mercer--John Hoge, Morris Leech
Northumberland John Packer
Northampton and Monroe--Jas. M. Porter, Mi
chael Meyers, John d Morris
Perry-David Steward 200
Philadelphia city Thomas c Steele, George II
Hart, Charles O'NeN, Jesse R. Burden, Creig
Biddze
Philadelphia county-Thomas X Finletter, Fay
cite Pierson, Jos c Molloy. Washington ] Jack
son, Richard Simpson, William H Souder, Henry
Huplet, Sylvester Cridland
Schuylkill- Nicholas Jones, William Dobbins
Somerset-Henry Little
Susquehanna and Wyoming Sidney B Wells,
Ezekiel Mowry
Tioga-Jeremiah Black
Washington-Jonathan D Leet Thomas Watson
Westmoreand- Harrison P Laird, John F Nj 'Cul-
loch, Joseph Guffey
Warren, M'Kean and Elk--Glenni w Scofeld
Wayne and Pike Thomas R Grier
Union and Juniata- Eli Sl.ter John NJ M'Laughlin
York Edmund Trone, Jacob Haldeman, Alex
ander c MCurdy ,gf
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

Nine hundred and sixty millions of human
beings are supposed to be on the earth of
which Europe is said 10 contain l53, ,o0o, 900 ;
Africa l56, 900 900; Asia soc, 900, 600; Amer
lea $50 900 900, and the islands in the Pacific
100000. If divided into thirty equal par,s,
five Of them will be Christians, six Mahome-
.sns. one part Jews and eigh. Pagans. Chris
tians are numerous in Europe and America,
some in the south of Asia, Africa, and the
souih-eas, of Europe. Pagans abound in Afri.
ca, and in the interior of America, some in Asis,
and small number in the north of Europe.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

W The fellow Robinson, who swindled sever
al Postmasters by Representing himself as the
nephew of Major Hobbe, and was at last detected
by the Evansville postmaster. has been tried at
that place, convicted, and sentenced to the Indi-
ana Peniientiary for two years. ol
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
A CuriOsity.

"A thrifty chestnut tree in Cranston, Or. H. may
be seen few miles from this city, bearing rasp-
berries and chestnuts at the same time. Not long
since limb was broken off, thus leaving a small
hole in the crotch Of the tree; raspberry plant
took root 1t is now in foufishing condition, as
green and thrifty as the tree ITSELF and bearing
fruit twenty feet from the ground. Providence
Journal. t ..-.,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
Penn'a. Legislalure---Scssion 1850.

SEN T..
The following is complete list Of the new Sen
ate new members marked with (s) Locos in
Roman, Wings in Italics:
l. Philadelphia City-Benamin Matthias, W. A.
Crib.
Q. Philadelphia county--Thomas S. Fernon,' :
Thomas H Forsyth, Pelog B SGuery.
8. Montgomery-Joshua Y jones' (Loco galn)
a. Chester and Deaware-H. Jones Brooke.
S, Berks-Henry A Muhlenbers' d SO.
6. Bucks-Benamin Malone
7. Lancaster and Lebanon-Jos. Kon,gmacher,
Daniel Slime
8. Monroe, Carbon, Schuylkil and Pke-Chas.
Frailey*
9. Northampton and Lehigh-Conrad Sinner
(Locofoc0 gain)
10. susquehanna, Wayne and Wyoming--Fran-
els B. Streeter. sa vas !.
IL. Bradford and Tioga-John w Guernsey
-. Lycoming, Clinton. Centre and Sullivan
VIM. F. Packer" (Locofoco gain)
l3. Luzerne and Columbia--V Best.
IA. Northumberland and Dauphin--R NJ Frick.
Is Cumberland and Perry--R Sterrett
l6. Mifflin, Juniata aad Union--J J Cunningham
II. York--Henry Fulton* (Loco gan)
49, Franklin and Adams---W w r Sadler.
l9. Huntingdon. Bedford and Blair---Aler. King
90 Armstrong, Cambria, Indiana and Cleartleld
Augustus Drum
81. Westmoreland and Somerset-.-lsaac Hugus
%. Fayette and Green---Maxwell M'Caslin g
%. Washington--G v Laurence
"a. Allegheny and Butler George Darsie,
William II Hdslett*
25 Beaver and Mercer Dauid Sdnkey
26 Crawford and Venango---J Porter Brawley.
Z 81. Erie---John II Walker* a11as .3t a5 ~
%. Warren, Jefferson, Clarion, M'Kean and
Elk Timothy Ives ..,t6.4
Total Locofocos II
Wings 16 r.
h8 500 eias 30
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

The Beloidere DelawGre Railroad Company
advertise TO receive subscriptions, payable after
the work is commenced above The point on the
line Of the road designated by the subscriber
for said stock. The people on The line of the
road are Of course deeply interested in the pro-
jeci The social and commercial benefits Of
railway facilities have been strikingly illus,ra.
ted wherever they exist. The small village of
Whehouse, 10 Hunterdon Co., is said 10 have
become the centre Of a heavy trade since the
Somerville and Easton road has been extend
ed TO il. The produce of the rich country bor
dering on the Delaware beyond, now finds
convenient depot there, and is thence brought
10 the aboard. When the road is completed
TO ESslon, a large par. Of iha, portion Of Penn
sylvania, which has hitherto gone to Philadsl-
phia, will probably be diverted ,hrough New
Jersey to New York. s.'1sao fte
The influence OF railroads is made apparen,
by recen, estimate of the personal and real
estate of the Two cities of Boston and New
York. Ii is found tha. the former is indebted,
for her recent rapid growth, TO her superior en-
lerprise in railroads. The valuation Of real
and personal estate in New York, al The COM
mencement of the present year 1884 ,193. .527,
which, compared with tha, Of ls40 exhibits an
increase OF only ST. ,35o,373; while that Of Bos
ton shows an increase Of $73 3,o97 400 during
the same interval. In 1910. the wealth OF
Boston. in real estate amounted to $94 ,63l 600
while at the present time il is estimated al
$l67, ,72S 900 Ne,eark ADJ. edI
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

Wheeling, "a, Oct. 20, ls4s.-The suspension
bridge across the Ohio at this place, is now com
pleted, and was successfully crossed in buggy
by Ellei, the builder, this morning. A large con.
course of people from Weheling and vicinity, as
sembed on either side Of the river to witness the
first crossing of the bridge, and manifested great
enthusiasm at the complete success of the under
taking Cannon were fred; and every demonstra.
ton Of Joy exhibited -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
Dog Law SUit,

The conductor on the Nashua and Lowell road,
recently seized three dogs belonging to sportsmen
in the cars, the latter declining TO pay for their
transportation. A suit is TO grow out Of the mat
ier and one ofthe parties aggreyed threatens says
the Lowell Courier, TO employ Daniel Webster.
10 await the result. 4n-ess sse4fo53
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

Miss Susan Felt. of Syracuse, Y. Y, rece nty
gave birth to five living infants--all of whom are
likely TO do well. The father of these children at
once consented to marry Susan, and handsome
sum was subscribed for I" Fl out" for the family.
How proud Susan Fell about that time The
mother of FIVE children and the wife of a doating
husband--all in day. Oh. My
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

Death Of a Miser.--The Picayune, says. that an
old miser, planter, died at Attakapas lately, who
was worth, in money, land, and negroes, at least
100000 He had his coffin made, before his
death, of rough, unhewed planks, in which were
found, after his death, some two or three thousand
dollars gold Secreted in the ceiling of the house
was found $4,000 in gold, and in an iron chest
also very large amount in gold and paper.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25
Pictures ON Glass.

The Philadelphia North American has been fa-
vored by the Messrs. Langenheim with a view of
numerous pictures of the photograph kind--true
sun pctures--executed on glass. This is new
art, the invention Of the Messrs. Langenheim,
and the results they have obtained are equally
surprising and beautiful. There are portraits, land
scape views, copies of daguerreoiypes, de-, ex-
hibting the powers of the new method, which ad-
mts of numerous useful and important applications
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

Ewing was once an ostler in Cincinnati. and
Meredith was raised in his fathers tan yard-Rteh-
noxd Enquirer.
We presume the Enquirer has been reminded
Of the early vocations of these gentlemen. from the
dexterity with which they apply the political cur
Ecening Journal.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

didale, received the following vole :-Phila.
city and county, .2,5l3; Montgomery, 50 /;
Berks, q Dauphin, As; Allegheny, 423 /;
Northumberland, So.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

New York papers brought dollar piece at
San Francisco at the last dates--Mr. Ftz who
arrived there in the Panama having sold 1900
copies Of the Tribune at that price. Papers of a
late date had been sold at the mines for S..
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

At wedding in Albany the other day, the
brides cake excited general admiration. /. cost
500, and was beautiful temple nine feet high,
of the Grecian and Italian style of architecture.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

The Telegraph Office a. Easton received
$50 for tolls during the first day.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

Snow fell 10 the depth oftwo inches a, Tenn
ple NJ H., on The 7lh inst
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

The Democrats are the mos, reliable party
in the county, Union A
III Exactly, they lie and re.he from ono
years end to another -. Commonwealth
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-10-25

The following is the vote for Canal Commis-
sioner in this State. Where the figures are car
ried out in detail, the returns are official.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30
DR, BREWER,
SURGEON DENTIST.

- EsSSO IN iIS i4f9lHa .l3sfes
Has returned 10 Camden and viii: :aftepddp pa
tiens as they may desire, either I'M town or country
(undcr 100 mies) at as short notice as crcum-
stances will permit Of.
Ard will take the liberty 70 inform ffTose that
want his services, that he will warrant bis work 10
give entire satisfaction, and that il shaIibe per.
formed in The most skfui and dcxtercus manner,
and with less Inconvenience Than tlie same opera
ton CAN be performed by any other practitioner,
and having made greatly improved (or noyeI)
elevation, he is enabled to extract roots or slumps
Of teeth Gin any suatlon) with such facility and
ease as will scarcely fail to astonish patients,
wiihontthe least confusion of the gums or danger
Of pcrforating the soft parts Of the MOUTH and In
pvo!ing teeth, he can safely insure no ncnnveni-
ence from Inflammation of the root, as a coiee-
qacnce OF injury doEe it in engraftl the artificial
crown in it, and as he takes an important p ecap-
ton in preparing pivots (Which some Of Tie most
reputed Dentists ia the State do not, and none to,
his knowledge does) lie hazards nothing in say.
ing, that teeth pivoed by himself will last Iohger
than those set by the majority of practitioners, and
in supplying teeth on gold plates will adopt and
arrange them with such mechanical nicely and
skill as cannot Ge surpassed by any, and will rot
fail to meet the most sangune expectation Of all,
OF which he could give the most respectable refer
ence; but for spect to the refined feelings os
those he has had the pleasure to serve. Letheron
given when desired. a-s ,.a,
o. Those who want his services may avoid a.
disappontn. ent, by giving previous notice of the
fact through the post office or otherwise. p,..
Jan} IF
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30

Read the following letter, and hcn fyrm ,r"ih'd
with any disease fli" lungs, - ana get hpc o DR.
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTElA.
-. louisville, y. y. Feb. ), 1912
Mr. IIarrison-Sir. will troblc your patience few
minutes ny informing you of the great triumph which your
Naplha Sruvp has oh!;r in the of my brother. lie
increased the dc rs y directed and the result was that
lie began 10 raise very freely am scented 50 bry that
il was imresihr to stay in the where h" was on The
fifth day after the increase n the 'Sc In day or so
after lie began get better, and ~ this present tine Is
quite revived. la. good appetite and don't cnu: quar-
ter as much a h did previously. severe cough AMI in
mrse cxpccOraIGn III" pton'nci' symptom oi ,':'
disease ilk liz "a = Il singular none o! the ply
sicars here had heard any Thing ot TIE KIND
before ] mentioned a!l h'sc particulars u ai firm IN
the belief that lad nut h"rf ur The Napm Sy!up: hr
could lavr expected no'!,irc hn speedy grave, rs there
were an imur sr number o Ihrrccs formed u" Is lungs
which the Inrscinr ;nmk immediate hold Of and IN few
DAYS lac threw them NJ H. III" quantity some OF them WS
n. large hraI Il r improves ;s last rs he has done,
do ru lhik l! h.! VIII rrl any more Than the SIX hut
lies now scd for Enclosed are five dollars. Direct the
box as before To Jonas Smell, OF Chas knss!and,
Rail llnad Depot.
Yours Respectfully.
JONAS SMELL.
AG.r reading tie above who doubt that Hastings
uphlha SvrlI r all The virtue that Is claimed oi
For sale hv JAMES r. MckA!N, Camd,n-rricc 81
nor bottlc-sx bottles for 81 cash.
March, 81 Is ~ IL ON
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30
Spices OF every Kind,

both ground and unground, fresh, and Of warranted
purity; superior English Mustard; fine Flaroring
Extracts oil Rose, Vanilla, Lemon, Nutmegs,, Al
mond, Aromatcs; Rose, Orange and Peach Wa
ters; hest Russia Islnglass, Geatne. dc. 49,
Gum Lozenges, Pate de JuJube, Pate de Gui-
mauve, Horehound Candy, WIstar's cough Lozen-
gcs, &c &c. So .gs
Fresh Congress and Pavilion water. ,3Gs.i-l
Genuine Tarna Cologne, Rowland's Nacassar,
Oil, Eau LustraI, jaync's Hair Tonic, Arnandine,
for chapped hands, together with large assort-
ment Of fire Perfumerv, Chemicals, Patent and
Thompsonian Medicines, medicine chests, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, fresh Garden Seeds, &c.
For sale by J. R. McKAiN.,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30
The most Economical ard Iabor-snr;ng Article
ever Invented.


Combining every advantage which can be wish
ed for in furnishing light. BY lis use, person
can at any moment produce a candle, equal in So
ldi.yand durability 20 any made by the old, e%pen-
sye and Iaborious method. The fbrcs OF the wick,
in passing through the tube within the cylendcr
are drawn perfectly smooth, which not only pre-
vents the tl,rinG Of The light, but also keeps the
candle from burning down tic side.
This article is orc which every house.Eeepcr
as wei! as all who study economy in the use OF
Iigh,, should possess themselves OF, as il is simple
convenient and economical being simply CANDLE
stick which makes lis own candies. Ii is most
inucniously constructed, with a reservoir Tor tai
low, lard or ether materials Of which candles are
made; also place TO deposit the wick, Goth OF
which bv only turning screw, arc 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 rctiling the reservoir when
it shall have been exhausted. The reservoir holds
orc half pound vi tallow, enough Tor four candies.
Candles can be made by using )ruEimond's 5
Patent Candle Maker, at less than ONE-llAl.F'
the ordinary expense, the only outlay being Tor
aow or other substance. From the experience
tf many families who have used The Patent Candle
Maker as well as the numerous tests to which 1t
has been subjected, we can place the Hi"nnlnnd
jaicn Candie Maker before tie public as III ar'"ic
which may always be depended on. With lar
usare it will never get out Of order.
Sold by +. l.. ZEMp, Agent for the District 9!
kcrshaw.
Feb II Il
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30
JEW DAyID's OR HEBREW PLASTER
PAIN CANNOT


EXIST. -
gentleman in the South OF Europe, and Palestine. in
1889 heard much said the latter place in favor of Jew
Davl Plaster. and olthe las he coEsercd miraculous
cuTss ha3 per2rns4 that he WSs 'ancea /" M i c
had been rle chief object Of his journey b which h';
rcsistcdth genial influence of iaa baimy and de''"
ciiHs.ls <=~t =, -;
chest where the pam Was seated aolher br'WeGl ne
shoulders, and the region OF the livrr. III ~
mrlnitnc he drank freely ofan herb tea oi !hne qS
Itles He soon found nis health improving a;d III iS
weeks his cough left him, s;t!oWcSS {" ms %h'.i oI'
pearea his pain was removed and his eai;h became per-
manen;ly reinstated, uooo.,,,,,,io, :, ,o ii.
fricnlsId for all iSed pains Whatever
sucaas Rheumatism eout. PAIN IN me suc' MP 'H
AMI limbs IN every case OF wch Il has proved an c:'
ccntcure lie has likewise witnessed tie 'apiy Effects
ofitT sonennc and healing qualities in nnri"T;s cases
Scrofil,us IIumors lIna;s. " ens Niie SWe,.'s h'r
Tuaors, Stiff Joints, Agte CaEeS, Ag!c III ts [ '''
Il has been beneficial in cases Of Weakness su2 as ia
and weakness in the Stomach. weak Limbs: i."n:I'
Affections of the Spine Female Weakness DC. y" L.
male subject TO pain weakness in the hhcE e'3'S'
shor! be without Narrri ladies IN deiic'ie "';l''">
find great relief from constantly wearing his P!aSGr.
rhn npslcaon of the plaster between The SiouiT> mas
been f,, certain remedy for Colds. Coughs, psi!vsc
and Lung Affections in their primary stages IL destroys
inflammation by persni0otni r,;
In view of the great benefit resulting from The use OF 'l!>
;!,st.r within his observation his confidence III ID!
s,rnr;;y over every othrs plaster ointment and oai-
doc before the public in This country has INDUCED S
enenapto ulace tho Hebrew Plaster into the hands of
those who will give it publicity believing 1t VIII prov
i,se!ta blessing t. the community Il, !ar7s. ,.:,,,
Tho petu!iarcS of tn" chemical compound are o"'h@
~ S,-sordinnrv effect upon The animal bres or nerves
zaments an urscles it, virtue being carried p? t'en 10
ta immediate seat Of the disease Of pain aid WraN,S
g.s-None genuine withou; the engraving OF JL" IA
ViD ON tse wrapper, around each box
Price fifty cents per box Each box contains so'crE'
10 spread six or eight plas.ers rn
es-So.d wholesale and retail by SCOVlLL& d MhhD,
No 30 Charities street New Orleans. the general agents
for tie South and West, whom all orders for the genu
article mus, be addressed Sold in Camden by
Nav An JAMES K. IlckNN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30
MFRS. esS0EEAD'S
Fashionable Bonnet Store

New Goods iuSl received consisting O! Ribbons
Bouurls, Flowers, CapcS, Cardinals, Caves. &c.
open and ready for sale at very low prices for cash
or to punciua customers. Mrs. &. particularly
recommends them as being the most fashionable III
the market.
u Bonncts clcanscd, altered and trimmed so as
TO render the NEST skilliuI Judges unable 10 tell
item from new. At the store formerly occupied
by Dr. 4. Dc Leon. Oct 10.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30
Blacksmithing and Wagon Making,

The undersigned having taken the stand recently
occupied by WHITAKER e. AEEANTs. respectfully
qivcs notice. that he intends to carry on the busI-
ness as heretofore.
In his Blacksmh's Shop he is prepared to fill
all orders with prompincss and despatch. lie will
make 10 order, all kinds of p!oughs, with other
plantation tools, and mill work. Particular at
tention will he paid 10 shocng horses In short
as he will give his personal attention TO both de-
par,ments Of his business, lie will guarantee salts
faction
His Woodshop is amply supplied with the best
of Timber, weIl-seasohed, and he would like to
sec the man, who can put up better work, from
vince barrow, up to six passenger stage coach
His prices will be in accordance with the times,
and for the ready money will be such as cannot
fail to satisfy the most economical. !;
AS he believes in the maxim, that short settle-
ments make long friends, he will expect settle
ments 10 be made quarterly.
NJ B. hRRANTS.
Feb IA II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30
j. 3, GOOHEAD, Tailor,

Agent tor the sa'e oI Crcoking Shears, Small
Points, Square and Scales, Tape Measures, mark
ing Chalk, Curved Rulers, dc.
The Mirror of Fashion is published on the FIRST
day OF ev"ry month, al 50 year, devoted to re-
view Oft the Fashions for he month, and 10 the sub
lect OF measuring and draughting. by the, mostap-
proved authorities in tie world. 3D., q :
The Fashion Plates for Spring and Summer just
received; those wishing them will please apply
directly. x ~ as:%
The Englisl, and French Fashions willLcout in
few DAYS, say The lst Of April march 5.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30
Real Estate for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale lis Camden house.
As a winter residence for a small family. there IS
none more pleasant or convenient 1t Will DC s"Iu
low Also. his krkwood residence, we'll situated
(on the Lancaster Road) for marketing, and per-
irc;ly healthy Also, will be sold low. fourteen
shares Rail Road stock, and two shares Telegraph
stock. Persons wishing TO purchase are iIvlcd
,o call IT, w. BONNEI.