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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
Number of immigrants who arrived at New York in
each month from January to July in the years from
"a ,655 IS, 500 O,22o lo2, Il8 Tic, 4o4 4

The increase in the present year is, it will
be perceived, 32.8lS over the number arriving
in the same time of last year. And the num-
Der arriving in seven months of the present
year is more than fourfold the number who
arrived in an equal time of 1874
Of the 143, 222 immigrants who arrived in
the first seven months of the present year,
1Ol ,220 were born in Great Britain and Ire
land, or nearly II per cent, being an increase
in the proportion over the previous year of 4
per cent; and of the remaining 42,002, there
were 34,142 who were born in Germany, or
nearly % per cent, being a decrease in the
proportion since last year of IL per cent. In
brief, the comparison shows thus = g..
months Of le4s from Great Britain, 81 per cent.
IS49 II
7 ls49 from Germany, 284
lS49 "a "
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For the Journal.
WARM SPRINGS, BUNcoMBE Co., N. c., !
August l7ih. 124Q


Mr.. ED1ToR-Enioying the exquisite plea
sure of inhaling the balmy breezes that lavish
ambrosial sweets from every mountain top,
hill, and dale, in this mountain region, cor
rectly called the High Lands of America, !
propose to give you pen and ink sketch of
the Warm Springs in Buncombe county. I'm
mediately on the Southern bank OF the French
Broad, six miles from the line of Tennessee,
there are two Warm Springs. There is COM
modioUs clearinghouse erected over the lar
gest Spring, containing pool. in which the
wafer rises to the height of four feet These
Springs possess important mineral properties.
with uniform temperature OF 1850, thus rem
dering them delightful medicated warm BATH
subscribing all the purpose of health and lux.
ury. They are found useful in all diseases
which have their origin in disordered state
of the digestive organs; in rheumatism, mer-
curial diseases, and diseases of the skin. A
legion OF most extraordinary cures might be
mentioned to prove the powerful efficacy OF
the water of these Springs, but deeming it un-
necessary, will only quote the language OF
Montgomery, slightly altered
Ye lame and impotent, draw near;
With healing on her wings,
The cherub Mercy watches here
Her modern Springs"
Here nature and art have done everything
that the most fastidious could desire, to render
the place perfectly lovely. Mountains tower
around-the waters of the French Broad dash
es on, rivalling the rapids of the ST. Lawrence
the earth is covered with carpet of grass
beautiful grove surrounds the hotel owned
by Col Patton, for which he has been offered
5000. The hotel is sufficiently large fol
three hundred visitors. There is large anC
fashionable crowd here this season, all ap
pearing contented and highly delighted with
everything that surrounds them. This is q
delightful region for sportsmen ;-the rivers
and creeks abound in fine salmon trout, while
on the mountains and valleys, bears and deer
are found. A few days ago, saw beal
fight between mountain bear and sixteen
beagles. The contest was long and doubtful,
but the bear finally yielded TO the beagles
not, however, until he gave few of them the
closest and most pressing embraces that have
ever seen. On yesterday, I went over into
Tennessee, 10 view Paint Rock and the
Chimneys" They are cliffs of rocks three
hundred feet high, so nearly perpendicular
that they are like the Indians gun, they lear
oUer.
In looking over the names of visitors fol
this season at this place, find only the names
of tsco from the Eastern part of North Carroll
ma, while there are several here from every
Southern State, and a few of the Westerr
States. And would here recommend all per
sons in search of health or amusement, to visi
the Mountains and Springs of Western Caro-
lima. and they cannot fail of being highly
pleased with the beauty and grandeur of thu
scenery, LONG CREEK.
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STATISTICS OF IMMIGRArIoN-The numbs

STATISTICS OF IMMIGRATIoN.-The number
of immigrants into the United States last year
was estimated, on the most accurate data that
could be obtained, at about 100000. This
year the number will probably reach 100000
The NJ Y. Commercial gives the following as
the emigration to New York:
The following table will present at one
view the number of Immigrants who have ar
rived at this port in the first seven months Of
each year, from 1914 to the present time; and
will show the progressive increase which has
taken place each year, in what has now be-
come an immense and profitable business-the
conveyance of immigrant passengers from Eu-
rope to this country-so far as respects this
city.
Number of immigrants who arrived at New York in
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
m-The national expenditure of France ha:

U-The national expenditure of France has
been increased S1o,ooo.Ooo year since the
revolution. |! is not 10 be wondered al, when
the salary paid TO the individual Louis Napo
leon is $4,000 per annum, though the con-
stiiution limits il to $4,000 In the course
of 1848, France added above two millions
sterling to the annual charge of her national
debt. .e .7# fs' |.E-i "a"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

FATHER MATTHEW IN BosToN.-Itis stated
that Father Matthew has administered the
pledge 10 over twenty-five thousand persons
in Boston and it's vicinity.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
CAuIIAN ExrnA

man ny the name of CI..APP has engaged v,;,t :
young man OF the name of s. P Townsend and use. NJ.
name to put up sarsapariila which they call Dr. Tow
sends Sarsaparilla dcnnmnatlng GENUINE Origin.
etc. This Townsend is doctor, never was bu, ~
formerly worker railroads. canals and the like Ys,
assumes the title of Dr. for the purpose of gaining credit
what he is not. This is to caution the public not To \
deceived and purchase none but the GENUINE oRFeL
NIL OLD Dr. Jacob Townsends SarsapariIla having or
the Old DFs likeness, his family coat of arms and h
signature across the coat of arms
Principal Office, IOa -Ndssas-st., Nsp FORK City.
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I. From the Washington UnIen.
THE GRAND ToUR-AGAIN.

"a Bring out the cannon-the country is SAT-"
ESaita.
"Mother, what is the difference between the
heIephant and the ry noscecross 7"
"Wh,, my dear, the elephant has tail at each
end, and the rhinoceros al one end"
"Oh, what fool was-I might have knowed
it, illustrated Zoology.
Last night. when the people of the metrop-
oils were all doing something apiece-but
fnhat we could not tell if We would, and we
would not tell if we coud-a carrier pigeon
of the night-hawk breed brought US tie fol.
lowing interesting communication from the
Travelling Hero:
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ZACHARY WASHINGTON.

Presenting that the American people. like
young robins at the feeding time, are hungry
for the emanatians Of their idol chieftain who
is now riding amid the wids of Pennsylvania
for the benefit of his beloved country, pig iron.
and the election of wing canal commission
er and showing no better way to satisfy Gu.
riosity than TO choke il in the bud. we give
the foregoing as the last whisper from the
"HEROIC AGE"
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WORM MEDICINES.

Just received, 10 doz, Peery's Dead Shot;
doz Fahnestock's Vermifngs.
For sale bv HLIPPITT,
Druggist & Chsmia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

We saw Buchanan here for few moments. but
we gave him a cold shoulder He spoiled our
fun in that United States business, and looked as
though he was going to give Us lecture on his
own doorstep but we set Johnston and Stevens
upon him and cut for quiet; and so, dear Age, we
remain the second Father of the Country,
ZAcuARy WASHINGTON
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Loss estimated by tlleTreasury Depart.
nent on the depreciation of Bank .
notes received prior 10 1897 s5.s
Loss appearing the books of the
Treasury by Banks as repositories,
prior to 1887 O
Loss estimated by using Banks as de.
posiiories since 1887 Et So 1
Loss estimated on Bank notes taken
and not redeemed prior to 1887
Loss estimated on Bank notes taken.
and not redeemed since 1887
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
OLD DR.. JACOB TOWNSEND
THE ORIGINAL EISCUFEKEK OF III
Genuine Townsend SarSapariIla.

Old Dr. Townsend is about 20 years of and has
long been known the 4UT'HOR and DlSCOYERER
of the q ENULNE ORIGINAL Z" 7'OWyNSEJTD SIR
S5P8RILI.4n Being poor, he was compelled to limit its
manufacture, by which has been kept out of
ket and the sales circumscrbed to those only who had
proved its worth and known its value 1t had reached
the of many, nevertheless those persons who had
been healed diseases and saved from death, pro-
claimed its excellence and wonderful
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30

GRAND INDIAN CorNclI.--It is stated that
a'grand council of Prairie Indians, inhabi-
ting the territory between the Rocky Noun
tains and the Indian country west of Mis-
souri, and Arkansas, is to he held this sum.
mcr. It's object is believed to be, in refer
encc to the new movements in California.
and New Mexico, consequent upon the
change in government tile, tho discovery OF
precious meals in California. The Little
Rock (Ark.) Democrat urges the government
to take measures to extend to emgrants on
the prairies and the dwelIers on The frontiers
Of tho bordering States, the protection of a
Strong military force.
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Lie took 4 Lit.
March %,

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. W hI'e y
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 wt;s his own wei!
known ability. and the large number o. good work
men he keeps employed, will enable him to exc
cute work at short notice, and in as good syle as
can be done in the State, if any have doubts,
pIeaae let them come and take tt
r''NN~ " ~ w. M WATSON.
Feb IA u
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MAKING TunrENrrSE-So Some of our fel-
lpw citizens of Barnwel District. South Car.
oIna. have gone regularly into the business
Of making turpentlne. A Mr.. r. j. Hyslop,
of North Carolina, has been giving the plan
,crs of Barnwcll instructions as to the mode,
and their certificates show that he has given
them great satisfaction. and demonstrated
the proftabcness Of the business.
Mr.. Thos. Beard of Beaufort Bridge. Barn
well District. ccrlifes that with one hand,
from the l7lh day of March TO 24th day of
November he made 3I9 barrels. This
brought, after paying freight, 2 1900 dol.
lars per barrel. S6Sl IL
Cost OF barrels csc. each, S7975
Tools, $50
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mad bv studying much TO know:
But who grows mad by studying good to
grow?
An egg to-day is better than hen to-
morrow.
Law, like cob.wcbs catches small flies.
Great ones break through before your eyes.
Ifprdc leads the van, bcggary brings up
the rear.
Keep thy shop and thy shop will keep
thee.
God heals, and the doctor takes the fees.
He that would live in peace and case,
Mus, not speak all he knows OF Judge all he
secs.
lie that can travel we'll aIoot, keeps
good horse.
The worst wheel Of tho cart makes tho
most noise.
He that falls in love with himself will
have no rivals.
hrains, diseases here, tic strongcs! fence,
Is the defensive virtue, Abstinence.
Tart words make no friends; spoonful
of honey will catch more flies than gallon
Of vinegar.
Drive tliv business or it will drive thee.
Beware of little expenses; small leak
vii. sink great ship.
An ounce Oi VIII thal ooaSh',
Is worth pound that's taught.
4 plnushman on his legs is higher than Il
gentleman on his knees.
Mad kings and mad bulls are not to be
held by treaties ana PacN '"re"o'
What maintains one vice would bring up
two children.
4 mrh's monster; head enough hut no
brains.
Nolhing is humber ll'an a'i,ot'oli wien
it is about to climb.
lhe disc"h'eh'ca man ''''uS n' Easy I'''".
When prosperity was well m"un'cn' she
'c' {" '"e o''n''' ' "'''' ''''' ''"''0 '''e
out OF 'he sa",e' ,,,o.
nc ''i""'G' 80 " "''' Wv ''''' WV" '""''
holh his liat'S.
A change OF fortune hur'S "'Sc '''a" ITO
more than change III 'i'e moon.
~ 'a'se '''e'', S"u S'''''"" '''o''' '''''!
while tiic sun SHINES
i'o"@,' "c,P "'1'. s'. -''r "I"s aSI ''Ip .oon
"u s''a'' ''"'e e0l" W ,.': o''o No~r'
u you "ouu Nv. y, -" ;.,no. ,an;,, 1 ,t;',a
sou "'o "e"u az" -, '',"'.,I,,mr ,nr,, wE,
wv! III ''"'''''s' - W.
'"s; :. ,l
N'''i'hs or'es sI"''cl I "'I'' n'u' '"' 49,, ,, o
Sc"'lC'' s''" anu ''''U' ''"'0 l'D' 'a' '''o
Kitchen iiFe. ,r -. ,,
hc l'rsi 'i''s'aNc III Puo''o o"s'''csS Is uie
s',nS "''" - Ia,.r.l,;u.r
HE idle man Is 'Ie oe''' h'rei'ns; whose
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-30

The subscriber has on hand large assortment
of Chairs, &c, which wall be disposed on reason
able terms. Mahogany, Walnut, Maple and Wove
Seat Rockers, Sewing DO. Also, Walnut Maple
Oak, Box and Plush Seats-lmItation and pam
Windsor, Do Office and chl!dren,s DO: DO. Win
all articles generally in his line OF business; ,,
C.. l.. ClIATTEN.
SIarch %, Il Id
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NUMBER 22s

pulled them all out. The cabin floor was
chock full of them. for the heat and confined
biIge air had Matched all the eggs that were
in the close and hot drawers.
o, the captain, and passengers, and sail.
ors. they roared with laughter! Mother
was awful mad, for nothing makes one 10
angry as accidents that set folks off a iee.
hcc-ing that way. If any body had beento'
blame but herself, wouldn't they have caught
i, that's all for scolding is great relief 70 q
woman but as there warnt, there was
nothing left but to cry and crying and scold-
ing are two safety valves, that have saved
many heart from bursting. We'll, the loss
was not great, though she liked to take care
of her coppcrs, too, il was the vexation that
worried her. But the worst was to come
yet. When she returned home the Digby
boys got hold of the story and wherever She
went they called out alther her chick
chick, chick
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RISE EARLy.--The difference between
rising at s1r and rising at eight O'Clock, in the
course of forty gears. suPposing person TO
90 to bed at the same time he, otherwise
would, amounts TO 10000 hours. or three
gears, one hundred and t,oenty-one days and
fifteen hours; which will afford eigM hottrs
Il day for exactly ten gears which is, in fact
the same as if ten years were added TO the
period Of our lives, in which we might COM
mand eight hours every day for The culttya-
lion of our mind, and the dispatch Of our
business. s~'
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20 the Public.

The undersigned respectfully offers his services
TO the citizens of Camden and surrounding cou"'
try. in re -botomng cane seat chairs. lie may o, pe
found, for the present, two doors below !ur' IL
Levy's here specimens OF his WORK can oe seen'
His nrces shall be moderate and the patronage
of the public is respectfully solicited.
THEODORE DUTTON.
May2 1t 10
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.l}I'j5y.s.llWyJ.s.DMl5,

L,.,, i,;.ro. ,bn ,vorr, az y, b,ur
- D III orJ .rr.,uc rro, Lundrcd cxcb,n.
w. ',,s " ,La M ,I',nn,,'s 49, 4 r'c,s wh;cL hns, s,;,
- : ."o nnJ ,o,,os ,,c ann., n,,, rnaJcrs.
'I,'.;ai,on ..ho ,n,nr.rr;r.s ,rd dc,;d. 49,,
W. w. ,,o ,,or;,. of III sor,. If cI;rnoraohv and
onnnns,;on n keen correct acco,,nr; with
t",,l."L',r .,l,scrbors 80 ,,swcr cnur,lrss
''0'"' e": ?"" "s y, au ,;nnsn -
s"'''"i'," "T ','''S' W. .,rrn r , ,.o"t ~ anJ .,;,"
n.I'" ,". .,'' ,.mn, ,,r .,r,,,., oo,nnos;,,,rs
".'J sL,,,C,I rro.s,rc,. ,ys cav n dn ali tb;s
I'n D,,;.,. - -, ia oL;,,,rs h,rd. rn, horr, I'm,
'"' ~ ~ .-I
'''oS' "'"e-'"'' "'"' w., ".~'.~' ~ ~ ~. ,:,,,s ~
OF o., 'o'-n'' "'"' "''' u"' u'"" "' s"l'I'.,. y,
10 c"ao'c nun !" "''' "' nv s''''u'i' '''
must rcad a;'! o:Ge'l' nc lii"s' "pseiFc' l'i'''N
and y'H'cio"s! Apply. 10 Gua"ly MN 10
hi Pl"PaF'y 'ac resp'"s.o'e pos. nc occu.
pies, the enH"r nius' DC s'"ae'i' hot o"iy
OF DookS' "o' o. 'ic''' anu not c''''y 81 o''""s
ana men, O"' most dilci'' "' an nc 'nuS'
diligently s'uo! |" N'"" n'",>e'' icS'' WINE
rcpr"v'nS inc "'iscc''l'y ":si"s''"ns ana
practices "l DINERS ne nc thc last 10 usc"'-
er-as Is i'"l ''''reqnc'''! INC case-''e Ga,
ls'cncc o' INC very same "'Sl'S"'on anu
prac''ce m hHnSeH.
But s'il lur'her' cn1ors' however true ana
faithful I" Their d'ii'cS' must expect anu IN
this they arc seldom disappointed, TO nave,
al times, Their purcst motives mlsapprc''cn.
dcd and rndeIy InpngnGd the'r honest "p'n-
r'ns, perverted and unN'ndi!y assa!Icd' 'hc'I
well meaning efforts, harsh'y J"'2eo ana
condemned; ana Ilrir slightest errors I'M
charItably magn'iIcd 'nto aH9FaVa!ed ana uh-
pardonablc oiienccs.-SOn'Ac'n Bdpt'sf.
BRrrIsH NEwsPArEKs.--icw persons IN
pcnsve IS the publication OF b''''sh news
papers. hn Amcr'r"n 'hI''ks II outrageous ,'
cA'"'''"' IL - ''''-I" u "te' wv" , "".'",
'or TceN'H' "a u' II, "J "j'''s n WI ao emo ,'
S'"'' "n"y j'",'"' I''! n % sI''.' ", o,., W"
o'' "' '"'sa ,eI" '"' "''"t "".'" I c o"''" |
''lah say, ''c va" ~ 'n' M "S ~, "'"''f ''' "''
news as Ills ptm'"r h"';! "n'' '"e very
stamp TAX "'''c" '''' !" w F"'n :" S'''e'''
me'n Oh every c'lS o. r'Si''''ao'c ,'e"SI 3,
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SD0G3gYe
.WHy DON'T YOU TAKE THE PAPERs7

"WHY DON'T YOU TAKE THE PAPERS
pY G.. p wALLAs.
Why do..t you take the paper!
They arc '';hc life ofmy delight"
Except about clccticn times,
AID then | read for spite.
Subscribe, you cannot loose cent,
Why should you he afraid?
For cash thus spent, is money lent
On interest our fold pad.
Go then and take The papers,
And pay TO day, nor pray delay,
And my " ord It is inferred,
You'll live Till you are gray,
An old ncwsmongcr friend of mine,
WkiIc dying from the cough,
Desired TO Lear the latos: news
While he was going off,
I took Tic paper and read
OF some new pills in force;
lie bought box--and is he dead?
No! hearty as horse.
knew Printers debtor once,
Racked with scorching fever,
Wtc swoic 10 ray lie: bill next day,
If he. disease would leave or.
Next morning Sic was at work,
Divcs,cd Other pain;
But did forget TO pay her debt
Til! taken down again.
"Eicrc Jesse, take silver Wheels
60 pay the Printer now!"
Sic spoke, sic SEPT, ard then awokc,
With health upon her blow.
krcw two men as mnch alike,
As e'cr YOU saw Two s'umps,
And 10 p!rcnclogst could find
A difference in their humps,
One took tho papers, and his lc
Is happier than kings;
His children all can read and wife,
And talk Of mcn and things.
The other took 70 papcls. and
While alron: through wood
A tree fell down npon his crown
And killed hirn--"wcrly good."
Had he been reading Of tc news
AT home like neghbor Jim.
Ill be; cent that accident
Would not have happcn'd him.
Why don't you take Tic papers?
Nor from tie Printers sneak,
Because you borrow Of his boy,
4 paper every week.
For Ec WHO takes tic papers,
And pays lis bill when due.
Can 1--we at peace with God and man,
And with the P;:nlcr 100.
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Nv dear Judy

Ny dear Judy
/ commenced this letter yesterday If it
doesn't come 10 hand Won may allow HAT
I'm not here but gone to Queheck-TcII
Barney that all his brothers family is all
dead entirely barrin the COW God bless her
I'd write Won more bit rs there is n"
means of sending this will rSt let it q" rs
1t is--rcmcmhcr me in Your prayers and re.
member nc to all tho Faherty's No more al
present from your lnving husband # alive
Tha;ldy O'RlIry and if dead God rest hIs
soul-P. S.-iI this letter doesn't reach you
vou must L., nc know by return Post and
don't wait for another until v"n hear from
me again but write me Ir.mcdIalcly and LET
me know bow YOU arc coming on. N. Il.
have altered my mind and won't send this
letter after all. 50 Won can answer or not AT
all Just rs it PLACE you--GIvc my love to the
chidrcn--Whcn vnn come t" the cend OF
this letter don't read any more OF it but just
answer, by the first post office yours until
death and after, Il not before
Your own TnApDy OI3ILEy
As in duty bound ought to be.
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To Hire.

A first rate Carpenter by the month year-or ioe
Apply TO II. LEs !.
April Oath, If IL
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The last resource TO raise the wind is that
of shrewd but not <crupulons Yankee, who
bought bushe of shoe pegs, and on dIscnv-
cring that they were made of rotten wood,
sharpcned the other end, and sold them for
oats
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Goats and Vests.

The undersigned have just received very
handsome assortment of Ready Made Clothing,
direct from the Manufacturers. For style, ap-
peararre and cheapncss-cannot be e%celied IN
this market. A. NJ. d Il. kENNEDl.
ADril II lou
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7 VI pssKTM, huetioneer.

VIII attend promptly and faithfully TO all buSI-
,,oss nn-rus,cd 10 HIS care. May be found at The
Shoria;. Og;cc--o- two doors above Boyd's Hotel
Jan@l0 u
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The LIFE or AN EXQUISITE "GENTLE-
MAN.-ilc gets up IeisnreIy, breakfasts com
forlabIy. reads the paper regularly, dresses
iashionablv, lounges taslidlousIy, cats tart
gravc!y, talks insipidIv, dimes considerably,
drinks superlluousIv, smokes elegantly, lives
useIcssiy, dies reluctantly, is buried Iugu-
briousIy, and is missed by nobody.
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EIO,,, New York,

The subscribers have received per Southelner,
Ease Of "Warnock's" Fashionable Summer Hats,
Also duzens J. Nj. Davies, Jones & Co.'S patent
shou!.r seam Shirts, and an elegant assortment
of summer cravats. They have also,
Be-. hrim white Fur Hats
-. do Panama do
.s DO Campeachy do
d, 40 Palm Leaf
Yo tbs Panama and Fur Hats
Chi!dren's Palm Leaf and Legtorn Hats
Anrl4. McDOWALL & COOPER.
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Irish Linens.

Real Irish Linens, OF good quality. also, Ladies
Grass Skirts, ior sale unusually low by
' ''~'' " J. CHARLEsWORTH.
April 2ith II ~
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The Bank Of Camden, South Carolina
Durirg the sixty days from May 2. inst, all
notes intended for renewals must have the original
signatures ofthe parties.
BY order OF the Board: c.,;o
May !, IS49. Is
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eSicks and Glasses.

The subscriber has just received and opened
large and select assortment ol Solar, CahipIiAe
and other Lamp " icks, Glasses, &c.
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A stock of choice Groceries, all Of which he
will sell as low as they can be had in the place,
and to which he respectfully invites The attention
Of purchasers. }. CilARLESWOkltl.
Anril % il II
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Some ono looking al Itch man, said,
" Poor nan, lie ,oiled day and night until he
was forty, to gain his wealth. ahd he has
been watching over itday and night. ever
suce, for his vicluas and clothes"