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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

The FREE Soil PARTY. The editors OF
many OF the whg and democratic papers give
themselves great deal OF trouble and distress
about the movements OF the Free Soil party
The wing papers are OF opinion that the Free
Sellers mean nothing in the world but opposition
to the administration OF glorious old lack the he
no of the internal Mexican war; as they used to
term it. On the other hand, the democratic ed.
tors are free to say, on all proper occasions that
Free Soil is the halfway house 10 downright fed
eralism ITSELF that awful consummation and
concentration of badness; that the Buffalo Con-
vention and the Hartford Convention were the
same in fact though called by different names;
and the Wimot P.oviso means nothing more nor
less than death and destruction to the democratic
party. The wings find in the recent election in
Connecticut of two democratic members of Con.
gress pledged to the Buffalo Platform, and in the
choice OF the author of that Platform to the U.
s. Seuate in Ohio, conclusive evidence that Free
Soil and the O-c.0s have formed an alarming
"cOaliton; whilst the old bunker democrats
declare that the re- election OF Tuck and Wilson
in New Hampshire by the united votes OF wings
and tree sellers, proves TO demonstration, that
the two parties are one in purpose, and aim at
nothing but defeat to the democracy. Well,
gentlemen, we certainly regret that you all take
these things so hardly. 1t is distressing to Wit
ness. But we entirely unable to administer
any reliet to either section OF the grumblers.
WI do not find 1t in our hearts in either of the
cases alluded to, to censu the noble and devoted
advocates If Freedom and the restriction of Sa.
very. They have done their duty TO the cause
and TO the country. Such men as Chase OF Ohio
in the Senate, Tuck and Wilson OF New Hamp-
shire, and Cleveland and w aldo of Come cticut,
in the House, will increase the number OF the
pledged and faithful friends Of human liberty in
the councils OF the nation They will do good
service there Their efforts, with those of Hale,
Giddings, Palfrey, Charles Allen, Preston King,
and others will advance the cause OF freedom in
the country, and year by year new laborers in
the work will arise, until the hard hearted op:
pressor himself shall consent to "break every
WeH Republican.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

The number OF Mormons now IN Iowa is 1900 The
number west of tie Rocky mountains is about 1000
These comprise all the Mormons west Of the Mssissip>
p who preserve distinct association Almost every
village throughout the West however contains more or
less Of persons Of this singular faith They numer
Gus in III Louis, and are generally good citizens.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

Lucky. A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
City Item states that some short time SINCE gen.
tlcman well known in BALTIMORE. Capt. j. Thigh.
nina, while eating oysters at Fox's oyster house,
discovered sixteen pearls oil hne colors and good
size in one oyster.--They were set in beautiful
heart-shsped breastpin, which is now worn by
the luck captain.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

COLOSSAL STRADDLE The Springfield Republican
in speaking Of Democratic Free Soil candidate for
Congress, says He stands with foot the Balt.
more, and the other the Buffalo platform and the
two wide apart as the East and West.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

PUBLIC MEETING. There will be public meeting
at the City Hall, his evening, TO consider the OF
Washington Goode, now under sentence of death in
Boston. We informed that the evidence in the
entirely cIcumstantia. and inconcIusivo and that
it was drawn almost exclusively from persons both male
and female, Of the abandoned and infamous char
acter. Distinguished speakers VIII be present on the
occasion, among them Wendal Phillip, and Amasa
Walker.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

GT' The Newark Advertiser says beautiful girl ma,
med Martha Valentine, IA years Of age suddenly
missed on the third inst, from that place. for whom the
worst apprehensions felt.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

The cabinet mandatory of hlessrs Nightingale in
Milton village was destroyed by FIRE the night OF the
9th inst. Loss S40O0,-nsured fel S2750.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

sale Of liquors took place by auction Long
wharf, on Tuesday week, and afterwards about Ghy
Arlsh laborers mbibed from The casks free Twelve
or fifteen Of them could not get off the wharf and lay
there during the afternoon, helple.sIy drunk.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

FLOUR II appears by the books, at the several
Railroads. that there received this city, during
the year ending April |, s48 the total Of 46 5z3 tbIs
81 four OF this amoust 81 8Ol Ibis were for A. & w.
IA Harris and 10 803 bbs. for Draper, Clark Il Co. Re-
ceived over the Western Railroad, 1000 bbis.
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+. Correspondence Of the Spy.

HOLDEN Aprli 10, lo49'
MR. EpIroR-Perhaps it may interest some of your
readers to learn that Farmers IL Mechanics Asso.
citation" has been formed in This town.
The following officers we're chosen for the ensuing
year :-SamuelD, Greenwood, President; Jason Mann
Vice President; DR. David Davis, Secretary Lyman
Bryant, Treasurer; Ira Broad, Joab S. Holt, William
kburn, Daniel Hubbard Joseph II. Gleason, Directors
We nre of the opinion tina, we need more mechanics
in this place, and particularly Shoe firm. There are
nearly one hundred and fifty shoe makers in town. and
most of them work for firms out of town.
Any competent person wishing to establish that BUSH
ness in this place, will receive the hearty cooperation
of the officers of this Association
Other mechanics wishing change their location are
invited TO this place.
There is large amount Of water power part OF
which is unoccupied, situated but seven miles from
Worcester. We hope TO keep pace with the other
towns which surround your beautiful city. II.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18
A CARD.

MR.. EDWARD 8, CUMMINGS from Boster, having
engaged Orsanst the "Church of the Unity offers
MS professional services TO the citizens Of Worcester
Teacher OF the PIANO FORTE and OkoAN
FOR iurther Information he is permitted 10 refer
HON. Isaac Darts, C. D. Long. Esq.
Edtv Hamilton Esq Geo. ". Richardson ESQ
Worcester, April 6, l649. DIR 4
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

THE BENEFIT OF HEREsY. The Providence
Journal says 1--WE are very fond of heresy. strong
man breaking away from old creed, is as good as
clap Of thunder in The dog days. He purifes the arr"
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q For CALIFORNIA. The steamship Crescent City
sailed from New York belw cen IL and o'clock, P. Nj.
yesterday, for Chagres, with hundred and fifty pas.
sengers, inc udlng Majors Leonard, Allen, and Vnlon.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

At Cincinnati they eating butter at 10 cts. the
Id , and eggs at cts the dozen.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

The Baker Family have lately given Concerts at
Harrisburg, Pa, with high success
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

ARKANSAS ELECTION. Returns from thry.fve
counties indicate the success of Col Roane the Demo>
cratic nominee Before entering his duties the Con-
sution Of Arkansas requires the Gov elect, TO take
oath that he has been engaged in duel, and it
has been minated that COL Roane will not be able
meet this test.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18

3 THE CoLLEcToRsHIP. Phillip Greedy, Jr., has
been appointed collector OF Boston in p of Marcus
Morton removed
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18
DIED.

DIED.
In this City, April IL, Mrs. Lney Robbins, As; 18th,
Mrs. Azubah NJ, rect of the late Paul Goodale S. l3h
MIS- Prudence. reiic of the late Clark Gouldng, 73s
l4th Mrs Barbara, wife OF Char G. Button IS; i4h4
Mrs. Emeine L., wife of Rufus Barrett So i4h George
Clark, OF G. 3. Ellis, 81 mos 1.&
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.
In Norhboro, April IL, by Rev. Mr. Allen, Mr. George
BoyDton, OF Westboro TO Miss Angelina A., daughter Of
The late Prentice Reyes Esq.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-04
NewzSeI,0OlBo0Its.

-
The subcrbes has ON hand and s constantly receiving
all the stand ard new School Books In use In the Schools
of the Town and country and will sell them at the lowest
prices for cash. puncua1 customers They consist
in part of the following ,F.cAsss ~ -r'
GRAMMARS-Smith's Bullion's, Browns. ~
SPELLERS-Elemeniary; Webstefs Sequel; Carpen'
ter's; u. S.; and Southern
READERS-Cirgg, Eliot's & Co.'S No. ]: 2. 3 q 4;
Newmnns Southern Reader; Southern. No. z;
Cobbs'; New York. No. l.2 G. 8; Rhetorical Readers,
and Dialogues; Lovers u. S. Speaker; American Pre-
ceptor; National Reader Parke:s Exercises and Aids
DICTIONARIES Walkers; websters; Gnmshaw's
Evmological Dictionary Bolles' Photographic; Web
ster's G. Walkers vo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. ]. 2 3; Davies
School and University Arithmetic; Perkins Elementary
and High School do; Thompson's Mental do; Smiths,
Smeys g. Pixies.
BIOGRAPHIES Smiths New Common School Geo
Primary Geography: Olneys; Smiths Mitchells School
Geography and Atlas, 2nd revised edition.
PHILOSOPHY-Draper's Omstead's; Comstock's;
Conversations ON Philosophy and Chemistry Phelps
Philosophy.
BOTANY-Mrs Lnon's; (1rays Botanical Text Book:
CHEMISTRY-Draper's g. Comstock's.
HISTORY-Pareys !. 2 & Sd Book History; Robbins
rersa History Tyters History, Parieys Common School
do. Grimshaw's History Of France do England. Pm
nock's History of Rome, Greece and England
MIA ArHEMATICS-Daves Legendre Bourbon; Age-
bra Elementary. Analytical, and Practical Geumetry
Davies and Fnt's Surveying Bonycastle, Algebra and
Mensuration; Perkins Elements of Geometry; Dawes
LOGIC g. RHETORIC-Whateley's Logic; Mills do;
Hedges do Blars Rhetoric; Whateeys Logic and
Rhetoric. ,,, ,-o,1,c
For sale by ALEXANDER 1OoN".
April 4th, 1s49. II -
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G- The columns Of the Press throughout the
country seem 10 be filed with notices OF cures and
specifies for a diseases flesh is heir TO, that ono scarce
knows what TO do in Of disease for fear that in
using one medicine another and bciter may DO over
looked. But from the remarkable cures, high order
and rsa amour, Of testimony daily brought und0r
our personal notice Of tho extraordinary efficacy OF
DIR. ROGERS LIvERwORT AND TAR. We are
compelled 10 regard the evidence of our senses and
confidently state that for CouGns and coLDs, and that
HYpRA HEADED MONSTER CossuMrrroN, we think this
preparation safe, speedy and certain cure, At all
events VIC may say 10 our frsnds-try it, 6 See ad
ycttisemcn, in another column. = '.''F ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-04
TEMPERANCE. r
nI1nIiN NAHRTIN NG

PUbLlC al CE lNSs .r.rr.
The Hon JOHN BELroN O'NEALL will deliver
a Temperance Address in the Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday evening, April 18th. The public
are respectfully invited to attend -'.--''--''.-
A procession will be formed at the Odd Fellows
Hall at u O'Clock, in tho following order
Cold Water Army,
Sex q Cadets of Temperance. 3, & ~ 2 e.
Sons of Temperance
Washington Temperance Society. T..
- Citizens. .-.-,.,.s...-s.
. Brethren of the Order of the Sons of Temper
ance of other Divisions are respectfully invited TO
join the procession. -. -. .r.
u: The Ladies OF Camden will present the Di-
vision with Bible on that evening. -,..
,.r- f-essul w. E. HUGHSON,
'z t nh K 8. MOFFAT,
,'..'@ '. F. L. ZEMP,
March %. 'i'-. .'.s'.'sT' Committee.
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New Spring Goods.
Just received by
A M q Il KEMMEnV

Just received by
A. n. & r. KENNEDY.
To which they would invite The attention of
their friends and the public generally the Stock
consists in part
Ladies' Wear.
Organdi Leno and Jaconet fancy Muslns.
Linen plain and Satin stripe Silk Bareges,
Tissue Silks,
Earlston, French and Muslin Ginghams,
Fancy Linen Lustres,
English and American Prints,
Embroideries, Gloves, Ribbons, Hosiery, &c.
Gentlemen's Wear.
Drap d'ete fancy spring Cassimeres,
Linen Drills,
Marseilles, Valenta and Linen Vestings,
Leghorn, Panama and Fur Hats,
Cravats, Gloves, &c &c.
Together with full assortment of bleached and
brown Homespuns, and domestic goods suitable
for servants wear.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
With other articles too numerous to mention.
The above stock has been carefully selected
and will be sold for cash. or to punctual customers
Il least as low as they can be purchased elsewhere.
March 25th, l649. If l3
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Ten Dollars Reward.

A plain black TRUNK was -stolen freIatbe sub
scriber's house OH the night pfshe nh inst, con.
aiming FIVE ladies' dresses, Of mpslip and calico;
gentlemsnss dress coat, pantaoops and vest. and
variety Of other articles, also,a staaI Wahsssn1
dressing case containing some papem heloagiEg
to Thomas English, and one hundred and thirty
one or two dollars in cas- ;3pne 800 bllssshe nsst
n los. escspl about 81 specie.ss dsss
The above rewardwill'6e pAidsfor the de'ismy
Of the above aticteesoss psepostionate fcgasiffor
any port Of them, ssssa - asss.assk $50
80 :. 5ssa2 AK T tf6MAS ADKlSON.
81 e&Ss Sc sasat,
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He took n Fit.

The undersigned would respectfully return his
thanks to the public for the large patronage they
have bestowed on him, and informs them that he
has made arrangements with Messrs. White &
Underhill one of the most fashionable Tailoring
Establishments in New York, who will furnish
him monthly with the London, Paris, and New
York Fashions. He hopes with his own well
known ability, and the large number OF good work
men he keeps employed, will enable him to exc.
cute work at short notice, and in as good style as.
can be done in the State, if any have doubts,
pleaae let them come and take fit
w, NJ. WATSON.
Feb IA If
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Army and Navy a6d every man connected with
civil service of the Government, shall be- re.
moved from office if be engages in dpel.-
sod lack says be served in the Army for
forty years, aud during all that time got along
without fighting. Itisnet necessary be says,
and for the. reason that nobody but a blackgtard
would insult gentleman. and such fellow is
not worthy Of notice, and not worth the powder
it would take to shoot him, even il there were
no moral guilt in the act Of honorable murder.
[ washington Correspondent N. Y. Express.
The Kentucky Legislature, during its recent
session, passed six hundred and seveniy.one
acts, and fourteen jnint resolutions. Among
the acts were one hundred and nincty.siI
granting divorce. A pretty respectable mum.
her for one session.
ALMOST INcREp1BLE.-Tt is stated in the pa
pers that within three months after the new
'aw of divorce was adopted in France, there
were as many divorces as marriages, and that
in eighteen months twenty thousand divorces
were registered. .. Taav. -. ...s. -a.. a~.
FuSSy LAw.-virginia is famous for many
things hut in nothing more than her laws, u
tie following be specimen. A Washington
correspondent OF the Columbus Standard, de-
serves credi, for bsingin it 10 the ligbl Of day,
which he copies from /" Hemings Statues at
large" He prefaces it thus:
AT Grand Assembly, held at James CIttie,
in the year 1861, were passed many acts to
the glorie of Almightie God, and the Pubque
good of this bis Majes,ic's colonie of Virginia"
among which is - - a,..2 :.
AcrV. Women causing scandolous saiiFs
T., be ducked." Whereas, ofieniimes many
baboling women often SANDER and schandalise
their ncighbors, for which their poor husbands
are often brough, into chargeabe and ve1a.
tio,,s suits and cas-, in great damages: .
Be il therefore enacted by the authority otore.
said, That in actions OF SANDER occasioned BY
the wife, as aforesaid. after judgement passed
for the damages, the woman shall be punished
by duckng and If the slander besso enormous
as to be adjudged at a greater damage than FIVE
hundred pounds Of tobacco, then the woman TO
suffer ducking for each FIVE hundred paunds
Of tobacco so adjudged against her busbnad, 1t
b, refuses to pay the tobacco.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-04
NEW GOODS.

M. DRUCKER g. co. are now receiving from
the North, their large and well selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Hardware d Groceries,
which they will sell at the lowest prices for cash
only. Being determined to sell Goods, they will
not suffer themselves to be undersold, and invite
those who may wish TO purchase, to call and ex-
anime for themselves. Sold wholesale and retail
at the CAMDEN BAZAAR.
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desire Is see more & avenues u s. 81
to iadustry opened 81 home. Ne cannoi complain
when the want Of these induces 30 nany oi our
useful citizens to seek for them else where. n
While on The subject OF home M .nd.islr' ny =
encouraging 10 tote the iadicatiousl OF awaken
cd activity in the casse Of the mechanic arts
which are beginning to be exhibited he re.s The
"Mechsnic's Instituse' recently established is
working its way into public fayor-A committee
on Premiums has been appointed whose duty il
is 10 sprepare Medals and Diplomas for inven.
tons and improvements submitted for inspec.
,ion- -bys aay Young mechanics, and an annual
Fair is 10 be held in October next, at which the
awards will be distributed by competent practi-
calinaees Our en,etprising and amiable fei.
low citizen Wm. Gregg ESQ.,, the loundcr OF
Grnniteville ia al the head Of this laudable
mnren,cnt and as President of the association,
viii, lhave no daub. carry into successful operr
atian i,simportant ohjecis.- asa:s .. ss
arhe ameaihers wi,hsusis extremely variable,
otter unreasonable; we have constant conglom
rrstion of cold beat clouds and sunshine in ra-
MD succession In the, course of single week
so that:we are all perfectly at a loss to know
hswta taaccommodale, oalr outer coverings TO the
sfllsiasienss' OF ihe ihermometer. u Spring has
csmssaislasiswiih iissJassamines. and rural car.
,pstifgsof green, anda the foiks are deserting
King Street for pife air Of the woods and helds.
Nrrertheless, there are still a few left to grace
asasI2 O'Clock fashionable promenades, our well
filled RsrssitesY Of silks and sa,ius and such
expensiye things, which the poorest OF US will
buys yssoruetimes--anda as 4 am a bird OF passage
every day. between ihese gay scenes, and the
eajoy,neats of rural felicity, ] will endearor
ID give yau III future letters some pleasant
sketches in sbosh departments. q -
:, sssszf ~, Meantime lreGain, zaa,. =, .,-
rress,zsis ~ sSt ~ - Tours truly, sqs y.
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The subscriber has on hand large assortment
Of Chairs, &C., which will be disposed on reason
abeterms. Mahogany, Walnut Maple and Wove
Seat Rockers, Sewing Do. Also, Walnut, Maple,
Oak, Box and Plush Seats-lmitation and plain
Windsor, Do. Office and children's Do. Do. With
all articles generally in his line Of business.
C. L. CHATTEN.
March 26, If ID
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Fifth Regiment Third Brigade of
CaYalrY.

Fifth Regiment Third Brigade of
Cavalry.
COURT MARTIAL will be held on the first w ED:
NESDAY in May, in lamden at - o'clock, to try all
defaners at Encampment on the 18th, 18th and l4th
December last and also defauers q, Court Martial order
ed to be held in Camden on the first Monday in March.
The Court tn consist Of the following Officers
Lieut. Col. THos- Davis, President: Captains Jas. w.
ADAMS, A. r. TAYLOR, ID. U. PERRY, "A. ANcEuM,
and r. C. RIcHAR DsoN Lieuts Jas, ADAMS J. T. Goou-
wYN, J. C. SEcRRsi, Thos. JONES, L. 7. LoRIYG, and
w. F. BUTLER Supenumeraries, Icuts THOMPSON and
KENNEDY Comets ADAMS and HALE.
The Captains will have the deauters in their respective
Companies warned to attend.
BY order of Col. ANCRUM,
r, ii. GOODWIN, Jr, Adjutant-
March %, lS49. l3 6t
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IA asaucaliing himself John Greasly, was ar.
Se.,ea Al This place, Hast Saturday morning, on
shssoe of uassine counterfeit money; and after
seesaminsrion Of the cne by Young IL. Allen
and MariasE Pickett, Esqrs:, ne was Commit
ted a ts,e country Jais to be hir'her dealt with
NJ the iav directs. The Grand Jury found
Bs,i seaina him the same day; and consequent
ly. his case will stand for trial at the Superior
Court In September.
~ Geas,y says he IL q ciizcn oil Rockingham
eouu,y in this State. The money, eighty dol.
larsii amount, aad consisting Of Ten Dola-
B;,ls On the Bank Of Cape Fear and Twenties
an the Bank Of the State Of South. Carolina,
Charleston, was put off on q young man from
Hsnrv county. Virginia. The counterfeits
were wretched!y executed, and easy of detec.
s;or both on account Of the inferioriiy OF the
paper and the unusually white appearance OF the
biils-{N C.)Argns 2Oth "h:
sSraGE RoUrE TO CALrFoRNIA "A line ol
.,aees has been established between Vera Cruz
md the Pacific coast, which will furnish regu.
lar and speedy communication for passengers
tpr California. :. The line is furnished with So
periofs American Post.coaches, and the oes'
horses the country will afford. The ROAD runs
through the principal cities in Mexico and
where good accommodations can always he on.
tained. The distance is abom eigh. hundred
miles. which is accomplished in eleven days
the entire expenses in the neighborhood of one
shusired and SIXTY dollars, to San Bias or Ma.
zatian, awhere chipping can be found to San
Francisco..a assseaFH' <'- 'a'' 'N''H -fs
:1s.f = z'SEsf - 1- -----.- '..- b. a.- .rf
~ owe yAsAIssr CoLoRED People IN Oirro.
IA bill introduced into The Ohio Legislature
bys Me-. Chase, prohibits all black or mula,s"
ucrsons from entering the Sta,e.s exceI ting tor
temporary residence, and also renders them in,
eapahIe Of, acquiring or holding real or personal
propesty. 3, ssH&
: Among .be good things concluded npnn j"
tks Cabinet Council, one from which tho ln'
iuncisan Of secrecy has ibosn removed, !: the
Official dcirrmination that every officer OF the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-04
I'm time of peace prepare for war"

And in the genial months of Spring, prepare for
the sultry heat Of summer and its accompanying
Humours OF the Blood, Chills, Feyers, Headaches,
Sc, by resor,ing At once TO the Remedies which
Nature and Art so bounttully provide for their
relief and cure, such as Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
Rowapd's Tonic Mixture, Spencers and Peters
Pills, Moffatt's g. Gordon's do, Brandreth's g.
Wright's do, Roberts Sarsaparilla do, Schap's
Headache do, Tarrant's Selltzer Aperient-and
many other valuable Family Medicines too numer-
ous to mention, which may be found at
z. }. DELAYS.
Nearly opposite Masonic Hail.
April 4th, 1S49. If IA
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber in Dallas county,
Ala. in April last, negro man named BILLY,
about IS years of age, feet s or 10 inches high,
of yellow complexion. From information received,
Ibelieye the above negro is lurking about Camden,
and has relatives living in the neighborhood, on
both sides of the River.
The above Reward will be paid for his apprehen-
sion and confinement in the Camden Jail, or for his
delivery 10 Messrs. CaPers & Huger Of Charles.
ton. For further information, apply at the Office
of the Camden Journal.
JOHN DUDLEY, Sen'r.
March %, 1649. If l3