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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

He DIDNT SIGN IT At ALL For acts
marked '.3pprored," see statutes. pages IS
and $50. For Chaplain's bill, search the
Governors pockets. For resolutions, passed
by the Legislator, see statutes, pages l72,
III, l75.
Having looked over the records, If the
reader has them haudy-and if he has not
let him look tn m up by all means-read the
following clause OF the Constitution: Art. 5,
SC. 10.
Every bill which shall be passed by tn
Legislature, shall. before it becomes law
be presented TO the Governor. If be Approve,
ne shall sign it; but if not, be shall return it
with his objections, to the house in which it
shall have orieinated.' &c.
OrERY.- If the Governor did not "Gp-
prore" The resolutions in question. why did
oe not return them to The legislature
From the abave ''short lussons,' we think
candidates for Governor can learn the honor
able kuack OF ..3r5fai lodgings or "skulAing
made easy
Gov. Dewey will no doubt take in a few
pupils for practical exercises, after the No
yember elecuon-as he will then be at leis
ure.-Nadisol Express.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

RHODE ISLAND has within her limited terri
tory 81 cotton-miIS. consuming annually
$4,000 bales of cotton, and manufacturing
70,0o0.000 yards Of cIotn
II CoNNEcTIcUT there are / y cotton-rnills.
consuming yearly 1919. 10 pounds of cot
ton, and manufacturing All, 50 wards of
cloth, ,S7a.S6i pounds Of yarn, 70.600 doz-
en- spools Of thread. COS 81 pouads Of bat
ting, COCO sheets Of pelisse wadding. 4-.8 7
yards Of cotton flannel. The amount Of cap
ital invested is Ss,si4, 400
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

winch IS more ~ 1000, rhar tie quantity
short from the American mines The high
prices corsequn NJ on the deficiency in the re
crjps from the usual hnm sources and the
ucreasiua dena'.d, has led 10 the preseu.
lnrce lmportatons Of foreign lead Almost
every vessel that arrives from Liverpool.
London, Rotterdam. Trieste. Narseiles and
the ports Of ihe Spanish Peninsula, brings
considerable Quantities Of lead. IN view Of
tHlS state Of the Im2ur1afions, manufacturers
are afraid TO buy largely. until they can
judge letter Of what quantities viii continue
10 come. The market is consequently M
settled.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

Standing on the bluff one Sabbath morning
last summer. we saw boat pusing of fer
days excursion, containing his Excelcrcy
Gov. Dewey. Thomas McHugh, Secretary Of
State. Judge Of the supreme Court, Who
shall be naneIess, and our neighhor Of the
Democrat. The bell was inst toIing the hour
Of prayer-aud people were flocking to the
house Of God. But these men. with a plent-
ful supply Of eXcitants-with their guns, fish
ing tackle, &c, were turning it into season
of feasting and riot.-0Iadison Erprcys.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

RUsH FOR THE COD bEGEoS->uch Is the "a
gerncss to obtain passage 10 the Gold Region. SAYS
the r. Y Evening Post Of the 18th that yesterday
It was estimated that about 500 tickets were dis
posed of for the two December Steamers for Cha
sres: While the demand seemed stilI unaba.ed-
one hundred tickets FOR the steamer Of the st of
January having also been secured thus carly. -
Four hundred have just left our shores for the Pa
ctFc in the steamer Ohio, and Empire City: am
large number are 10 leave the middle OF next
month in the Crescent City which is expected to
arrive the latter part Of next week.
II The Receipts ar the Custom House Of san
Francisco for the month Of July were about TO-
900, AMI they viii probably for August reach
$4,000.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

MONUMENT TO Gov. WRIGHr.-A gentle
man travelling through Bennington County.
Vermont, few days since, writes to the Her
kimeF Democrat, that in passing through the
town of Dorset the great marble mart, he was
shown an elegant block Of marble. some
twenty feet IN length, which he was informed
was in course of finish. intended as the mon
ument of the lamented Silas Wright n he
erected to his memory by individuals Of his
native State.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

MR. BLIss:-I see by Your paper, and by
hand-bliis. that there are severrd candidates
before the people for the office of County
Treasurer; all running independent; among
the number | see the name Of John NcNair,
for said office. Mr.. AcNair has been long
and favorably known throughout this Coun-
ty, to all of the old settlers. he being one
among the first in the County; he settled
here in 1923, and has since that time seen
many of the hardship7 and privatons Of from
tier life; he was one Of the foremost to ;urn
out and defend his country from the sayages,
and III doing so, he received wound at the
battle Of Wisconsin, Haighths, which has dis
abled him for life; it has prevented him from
following his occupation las Il niner) for many
days at a time. Mr.. McNair is getting old.
and unable To work; he has family Deepen
dant on him for support and if elected. is
qualified to discharge the duties Of the office
with fidelity.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

EMGRANTs.-There arrived at the quarran-
tiHe-ground, New Y ork. from the I'd Of April
to October St, I63, 1876 passengers being an
average of 500 per day for - DAYS: an in
crease Of nearly $4,000 over the same num-
Der Of days last year.
The number Of passengers landed at Bos-
ton during the quarter ending October i, is
1860; whole number that arrived in the
same period last year, 1895: showing an in
crease Of 6,574.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
THE APPRoACHING ELECTION.

before ahoiher Week r'-Is rouhu ahotheF
important election Mi take pace IN me state
q " iseot'slh' | ne Candidates q me uiheF-
'nt parties are al before the people ana II
becomes every one to canvass Well tie claims
q each. The great contest Is evIdo"t.y TO
I'5 between ''ie y A'ss atd democrats N'"e
I rec Sol.eFS oeiHg greatly IN the InInoIi'y)
and between these parties weas5aIi toehoose.
The Democratic party has long held the as
tendency IN " ise9nsiA. They have had the
entire control OF The Treasury as well as
Legislative department, and we ask every
freeman o. Iowa county - lock back upon
Their acts ana then judge j a Change IN cur
state policy IS moi desirable. Il the present
time our state Debt + nearly JJfY thousand
dollars, with an empty treasury, and state
credit at least thirty Fsr cent 5e.o'e par The
state has rePudiated lis solemn contracts, and
refused TO allow county Ireasurers 70 receive
It's own paper lnpayGelt ct state Taxes
Our Legislators have voted the public money
iuto their own pockets. which should have
been appropriated .9 The payment Of honest
debts. At the first session Of the Legisla-
ture, in July ] 5 g. a law was passed, making
an appropriation from tie public treasury of
FIVE dollars to each member. and c!e,k and
other officers. for the purchase Of stationery.
At the commencement of the session last
winter, the same law was renewed. which
was considered amply sufficient for the pur-
pose. Yet, on the sth Of March, only three
4,,.e bof,-a +l, =. ,5..,.........- , l.;1I 49, -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
Administrators Anlice.

z5~AOTIEE Is hereby given that the undersigned
"a have been appointed bv HasTizon Lloyd
Esqr. Judge Of Probate To- the County Of iowa,
State Of Wisconsin. Administrator and Admins
tratrix Of the estate Of ORRIN J. MINOR. late OF
sad County. deceased. End an persons indebted 10
sad estate, are requested = make Immediate pay
Inent and all persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present the same on or be-
fore the irst day OF January next.
EBLEE/ER WILLIAMS,
LOUISA. II MINOR
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
APE VOL REAHYl

Wbsgs Of Iowa County, are you ready for
the EL.csion! Next Tuesday is the day
Remeg5 Der that you can vote only in the pre-
cincis ~. which You reside. Be on hand -
vote a.fris, and see that every Wing voter in
your pse@1nct IS at the polls. A full vote is a
" hg vitJry.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

|y-7.s IEREAS nv yi.e IS now in state Of men
w tai arrangement would caution ALI IeF-
ous against letting heI OF any other person have
anything on my account without a written order
from me- as lvIH pay no debts 50 contracted
And al persons having claims against rae are re-
qucstcd TO present the same To CCaTIs BEIGE.
who VIII pay the same or nay order.
JAMES i. Nc D0TG3LL
Mineral Point. Oct ..-h. 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

LEAD TRAnE.-The New York Post SAYS
the receipts Of foreign lead, which have been
for the last six months. and continue to be
very large, are having decided influence on
prices. The quantity imported from April
to September. inclusive, is equal to $50 GOO
pigs American, as follows:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

One Of the principal bones Of Whitefeld's
right arm, which was stolen twenty We years
ago from among the remains of that eminent
minister, deposited In the vault under the pull
pit IF the Newburypor Presbyterian church,
has been lately returned from England to the
pastor of that church.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

CHARGE TO SwEDEN.-The Louisville Com
Ter learns that Judge CoCRrLAyD CrsHlyG. of
Madison, Iowa, has been appointed Clare
to Sweden, in place OF II. L. ELLswoRTH. 70
called, and says It IS an excellent appoint
mCnt.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

lRoS.-! enEessce has at this time = iron
furnaces, and - bloomeries, forges, and roll
iag-mills. In the manufacture she stands IS
the thIrj State in the Union.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
q. Ell. ~. a9.

- The officers and brethren of the 0. f..
o, 00I are requested to meet 1T the Lodge
room ON iuesday evening next at preciss ~ :
O'Clock. ! he business before the Lodge is
Of such nature as to require a general atten-
dance. BT order y. G.. s..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
Piano f0r Sale.

~ Jl >I RECEIVED from the GIaaufactorv Of
SileSerinz and O.. Boston / superior Rosewood
F.1Ho- |arran,c- Of Superior finish ana tone. for
sale by JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
-9s 81 oowf e@1

In Plattevilie, on the -stl. uIt.. bv the Rev.
Mr.. Bennett, Mr.. ALpHoSso CAREER TO Miss
JANE f. OnHE.
- Cake received.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

PRoGREss OF IMPROVEMENTS Twelve years
ago the expense Of a journey from New York
to Chicago was thIrty-siX dollars and half;
II may now be performed fo7 seventeen dol
lars.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

- Islc Circuit Court for Iowa County is
still i acssion in this place. The case Of
The >t.'g Is Levi Bates, for Grand Larceny,
resn,t.i sn,the conviction Of the prisoner, aud
he IS .arSj.sscci TO TWO years Imprisonment
in tie. Saa's Prison.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

CHINA TRADE OVER THE IsrH,rrs.-Tbe
first package Of tea from Canton. by wav Of
the Isthmus Of Panama, was received last
week il Newly ork. IN few wears it will
be common thing for the products Of China
to be taking that route.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
.SEND IL TIE RETURNS.

We /. sud be very much Obliged to the clerks
OF The .i.,toHs in the different towns ia this and
ar as -.couuties for early copies OF the Election
Iy-lrI.s..l ti-e.r respective towns.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

T. THE BIGG"sr Squash TEr-The big
gesf sg=aSl syr hage seen ihis season came TO
lesgu rs Saturday last about fve O'Clock. Il
is ~E,srI men Of ii Ist 10 b. ea lraitri through
o1itj. Sirtei ia November. IL atsfeshu Dem.
The ,.tor does not inform US where his
big sqa,.sh was raised, but from the fact that
a crrts.1 aIgnItary arrived at that place about
the rill: rlenrioued, on an electioneering cam.
prlgn: zItzier the patronage Of the Stat, we
infer ::sat'it must have been reared in Grant
C3uasl- AL grown upon the vine which has
derive i'5 sole nutriment from tile Public CRIB
FIR ,Iir last few years. II so, we conjecture
that tazs zig squash, as well as some snalle,
ones gr2ns the same vine, will be thrown aside
~ TIC .ldyember harvest, as being dote at the
neast. and TOO much Of "A sucker to receive
flrlhar support from the Treasury Of Wis
co4sinz
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

1-E.a following new Post Offices have recent
III astaiI. he'd in this State
ILeI.:4.. Iowa Co.-Thoinas Pound, P ".
IIal.5e,. Racine Co.-Jos. 3. White
sIl,.. @Grove. Wal Co-Phlip Allen
lodge. Fond Du Lac Cop. IT. CrItner.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

ART UsIoS.-Fhe committee Of the Amer
lean Art Union have recently added III new
pictures to their collection
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
ss32erfH1a Sale.

BY virtue Of . 1yIis q Tieri Facias issued from
the office OF lie Glork o the Circuit Court for To-
va county Wisconsin. and 80 ne directed and de-
lI,e1el in favor 81 Abacr Nichols and against the
goods end cdafteis lands and tcnemcnts. of Will
am Henry. Z have by direction of plaintiff 5 att.ys
seized sad levied upon Jc following described real
estate situate IN the town 81 Mineral Point Iowa
County, Wisconsin, VIZ Lot No fortv-thrcer4s7
IN fieiits survey OF the said town Of Mineral
Point co'aiu.ag twenty oHe hrndredtas OF an acre
also part Of Lots no. Ten eleven and twelve. in
b.ocS No. talr,y-one IN strong O Neil and BOWS
ADDITION 10 the town oi Mineral Point wiih all the
atitrtenaAces and privilege belonging 10 the aorc-
SAID Lots and / wili offer and sell al Public Ven
Dire 60 the highest and lest bsd5cr tor Cash all the
right tue and interest which the said William
Henry, had ia and 10 the above described Town
Lots on the FIRST Gay OF November A. d. $50, or
at any time since. al tie Front door OF the Court
House. in Inc ,oun 81 Mineral Point on Saturday
the eth day Of December next between the hours
OF I'D CLOCK 4. ~ and , o'clock z. NJ OF sand day
as the law dTcce, 10 satisfy said writ and costs.
LEtI STIRLING stogf,
Iowa County, Wis.
Sheriff Office. Mineral Point Get Goth 1870.
Mess Eaton ana Cothrea, Plaintiff ; Attys 50
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

l have adopted this means Of informing the
voters of Iowa County. that in compliance
with the above request, | have become a can
Iidate for the office Of Treasurer Of Iowa Coun-
ty, and respectfully solicit their support.
STEPHEN THOMAS Jr.
October, st. ISIS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

- we are authorised 70 say that BISHOP
kEuRER win attend Divine service at the
Episcopal Church in this village, this <Fri-
Jayl evening, At o'clock.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02

NG-$ EIsE OF Sr,GE--Our townsman. Stephen
Lem has commenced running Daily stage
be-ssa.; sai+ place and Dodgcylile. We wish him
success l.. tie undertaking.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
Franklin.


SOLON r " OLBRIDGE
JOHN BROWN
CHA'S e RODOLF
THO'S HRAAiMEL
A BOLSTER
WN u look
+ KONG
JOHN LANPE
FREDERICK BUSCH
JOHN BJHL
ID BEAN
GEO + IIENDBTC
JOHN BOLS Err
JOHN PETTY GROVE
Henry OLIVER
GEORGE HUGH
Eiifliin.
FRANCIS BOURRET
ALEXIS DUCHAHE
WI POLhINGHORN
JOSEPH ETTE
JOHN SPARKS
WILLIAM PRICE
JAS COOPER
AUGUST PAINE
RICHARD RICHARDS
JESSY WILSON
Diamond Grove.
PETER SIENISON
w " NELLEN
2 BEQUETTE
Mineral Point.
FRAN.fSJ DUNN
RICH y u S WITH
ST RODOLF
JOHN p BBE MINER
JOHN PAUL
ANTON STILL
r. d PULFORD
II PLOWMAN
+ CORNISH
f HENRY
CHAS F LEGATE
JOS MEYER
ANDREAS MULLER
TIL. RODOLF
EDW D FLAIIERTG
ave adopted this means Of informing
; If Iowa County. that in complain
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02
REMENIR ER

Thea Gov Dewey refused the use Of the
Caplt-.f sar religious meetings. and then per-
mtteds negro dancers to occspy the same
bulldog freely for their fandangos.
REMEMBER
Tha, Governor Dewey is opposed to allow
ing ad:ried citizens the privilege Of voting,
because -hey were born in foreign land.
REMEMBER
Tha7 Gov. Dewey, while at Madison last
sunmGE rpent the Sabbath in hunting and
fsitinE, n pPen~iolation Of the laws Of God
ana :n.n
Fde9es sof morality. and adopted citizens
Of Niseanein. think of these things when you
come = she polls, and vote as your conscien-
cus di;t4tel
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-02


TILE TRIDJ / L.
Mineral Point, Nov, 2, 1919.
-.o~1~->,-->e-.>
Vlsig Nominations.
STATE II EET.
Ter Gorernor.
gLnE. lt,. COLE ms.
Fer Lieat. Goreraor,
TIMOTHY o HOWE.
Tor Secretary Of State,
LEVI ALDEN.
Fs- Treasurer,
JOHN B. TERRY.
For attorney General,
Nj. B. BUTTERFIELD.
CouSlY Ticker.
For The .lssss.Jly-Northern District,
JOHN :. WALKER.
--------=---z----e--
For Superintendent # Ps5iio Instruction,
A, &. EARFY.
INDEPENDENT.
FLIAZER ROOT.
--~-~~.~-~4y~-~->~~~-
Mr BLiss-ya1 viii please announce Jhc Hatuc
Of JOHN 3icNAlt As a candidate for tie office
Of County Treasurer, Al Tie November election
and obige MASE boTERs.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
lPAAMPNB0S UDTI1Iho
BY ROBERT IATTA,
EHTN RE a. H. DAVIS.

Would respectfully announce, that he has now
in charge the above 1oeH located Hotel, convenient
to the most business part of the Town, for travel
lers directly on all streets passing .hrough-and
now undergoing the rough repairs. lie earnestly
solcits call from his friends and the public gen.
nerally--Gor 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 ercepi on sunday. GoddarFs old lol3 Bran
dy and other fine Liquors in bottles; the most
fayori,c brands Of Champagncs the choicest
brands of Scgars and Tobacco: Scotch Ale in
pirts; SODA WATER and ICE will be kept con-
santly on hand during the summer season.
Good Stables roolny lots for Drovers, and al
ways plenty of corr, oats and fodder, and atten
tive liostlers.
lie 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 a carriage, buggy or horse
to 90 into the country.
E'Thc Charlotte Jeffcrsonian and Journal, Che
raw Gazette, hlarion Star and Charleston Courier
insert 3 times and forward bills 70 the Hotel.
Camden. MAY I'd, lSl9. Is II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
Blacksmithing and Wagon Makilg.

The undersigned having taken the stand recently
occupied by WHITAKER & hsRANrs. respectfully
gives notice, that he intends to carry Gil the busi-
ness as heretofore.
In his BIacksmith's Shop lie is prepared TO ill
all orders with prompincss and despatch. lie Will
make to order, all kinds OF poughs, with other
plantation tools, and mill work Particular at
tention will be paid TO shoelng horses In short
as he will give his personal attention 10 both de-
partments OF his business he will guarantee salts
faction.
His Woodshop is amply supplied with the best
of Timber, weI-seasor4d and he would like TO
sec the man, who can put up better work, from a
wheelbarrow, up 10 a ak passenger stare coach
His prices viii be in accordance with the times,
and for the ready money will he such as cannot
fail to satisfy the most economical.
As he believes in the maxim, that short settle
ments make lon~ friends, he will expect settle
menis 70 BE made quarterly
n. Z. .BGANTS.
Epb Il
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
Removal.

The subscriber having removed his Shop one
door IN rear OF II. Druckcf's store, will be happy
to supply any one wilia Gin, Horse NH, ThreSh-
ag Machine or Wheat Fan. lie requests Plan
cts, before ending to another Sale for Gins, 10
call and examine his, a. they are warranted TO be
az well made, as free from lal:in. fire, to run as
light, and make as GOOD cotton as can be had, aud
sold as cheap, (two dollars per saw, made out ol
the best cast steel palc.)
Old Gins faithfully repaired.
Feb T. K. J. McCREiGliF.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
4 Plantation for sale.

The ubscriber offers Tor sale, tract Of Land
on the west side of Waleree river, and on the
waters of % mile creek adjoining the lands Of
Capt VIM. Kennedy and the Estats OF Jno. Ches-
nut, containing above 40C0 acres, 1000 with a
ION, Of mile half On the river and the balance
Oh the creek. Six hundred being under cuItva-
ton, having line mill scat all necessary ouild-
ings for a settlement gin house and screw; the
land is SIX miles from Camden. Said lard will BE
sold at private sale Oh accommodating terms
Persons desrous Of purchasing, are referred to
Capt. Thos. Lang Major Car'ey, or to the sub
scriber. MCRA BREFARD.
June 30, 1919. 6m 81
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
gpE1aGVA l..

The subscriber respectfully iaior;'s his friends
and Gus olners in Camden and the surrounding
country, thai he has removed his Hheeris"t and
Blacksmith shcp 20 the co-nei Of Dckalb i Lyt-
Teton street, having erect2d suitable build Ings for
carrying on The above bnsiacss; ard is now pre-
pared to DO any work that may BE- entrusted to
him. A good supply Of seasoned wagon timber
Tire and o;her Iron, Pipe boxes Of all Sizes COM
mon boxes, breast and tongue chains, cast iron
barrow wheels, &c. &c. kept constantly on iand'
Horses neatly and carefully s!"d
ROBERT |. TWEED
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
Labour-SaVing Machine.

The undersigned having purchased The right o;
Sabns PATENT WASHING SiACHlNh, for
Kcrshaw District has commenced manufacturing
them They are very simple machine and can
no, get ont Of order. Those who are using them
in this place, can testify as to their performance.
As :auca @aS.!ug ian be done III ono day by this
machine a; III three, by lie a!2 ::c.hod.
The public are invited to call a! McDowall T.
C,opcr's store and examine :bcu. They are no
humbIg, and viii pcrio:r! what is required ol
them without injury to the clothes.
J-D!r1ctcns go will! the Machines.
T.. g. ROBINSON.
Nav 10. ~ ON
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
DIR. LIE MS
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR

This Medicine i Vegetable Preparations and far
passes Hoopers Fills in ali in which they are rccGm.
mendel. Hundreds of Females whose constitutions have
been been broken down. have been restored 10 perfect
health bv the use of this invaluable medicine. 1t is
tirely harmless in its operation. and may be per-
feet safety al any time.
Wholesale ,nd retail by Rnwad and WALTON, Tropric
tors No. u ~ Sixth street. P!ila., James K Mckaln
Camden. Boat.rght and Mot, Columbia, p. W. Corcn
Charleston
IuI,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-21
April 1th, 1919.
Important ReMedy.

MIrCHELL'S EYE SALFE,
certain, safe and eS'ctual cure for Sore, Weak and
InAam.d Eyes, designed expressly for diseases Of
the Eye,
The Unparalleled srcces which has attended the use OF
his prrpralinn and the acknowledged necessity for some
article which be relied upon. S remedy IN severe
cases og Opihal,n artins which prevalent in this
country induce the Proprietor to make Arrangements
tungh his AGENTS place this Sav- within The reach OF
every iav:dl who nay need the benefits which result
from lis
TIL. .rr,i advantages sesed oy this article over every
oti,c its CERTAINTY SAFETY. CONVENIENCE AMI EcoNo-
MY All Physicians .lni; that great danger TO be a
pretended from dragging the eye when in an lnaned and
unhealthy state In the OF this Sae this objection Ia
entirely removed as TO harm can possibly result from it,
use nrg in .l applied the external portions
Of the eye; herhy Avoiding I'll the Inconvenience. pain
and danger which rcrs.riI; ai.a:s the Introduction OF
any p!ngrnt article into the eye.
ts ctcity in subihng na;nariI ~ 80 great that but few
require n. q! or- ;'1 one fot;le 10 erect
a perfect cure.
J. r. McKhIN, Agent for Camden.