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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
ROAkDiNG.

ROAROlN9.-rwo three x-ruemeE can 10 -
~ conmf~'st-t with handsome furnished rooms, an
or~~kfsss and tee rec.red. with dinner sanda,s
wasEe no eosrd-rs tas-u. ZEE Of Cr,sca esshs
saS-s rsss NE eouse every rfnutes Apply 80 or~eu
wieh-st new number, " hoasss above s.srssl an
RoARD..raree er four sen.lsusn may obtain se,i
Droorrs. with partial board. 10 . private family rt>
house 10 new ard pleasantly ssasisa ave pinasr. wNs
from the rulsco Ferry Incars Chncn usar pulsce-
o. brccAyr cS In.
llUAKD IN SOUTH BRUOkI.YN-wnhip 3
Orlinalss wsh II Hamilton-svsnas ferry, and 10 nn.
~ so1h ferry, las SseAeusS scata sae HcAs
plesszns locsloo and pleasant rooms. slau
DOAKDiNts-Rooms 10 let ,,h board 70 gsauems1
- aud bis wife. or gentlemen Warm ard cold bsghs
pleasant s,mshor fA Fcorths, near he psrh ole lu'
BOARD IN BHOOkLNN.-f~o or three see
10 tiem-u obtain board IN private family Apply
o. IS Nassau between Fulton end WAshnxsoa o-cr-
DLEArANr FURNISHED ROOM te 81 ~,h
I hr-stfast snd tee at rsrs-Pisce OF W.
nNk OK TWO aksTLkuEN can oetsin fall os
~ partial board. With furnsb-d rooas IN pleasant s1
aatior. by applying o. ~ Iass r~sny' Soaunsi eis =
,INO i.kT-Wuh full psrusl board, tvo furnished
l the second foor, With psntrtes between, 10
es let together separately. Inquire al II orecncst
aNl
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nIcsica- soUrHEs- KsLzo.o CosSsSY,
a wrna g. -

TO pHiNTEHs.-A consl-.- ", OF Dryrng Poe,
4 ocs1f-s NOS. 4 sTovs1 End, maze py HOE co. 2
sals ai re TTi1ane oAcs- ny<T
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

40 OPAPEK-MAkEKs ana wireciots Dealers
4 4. %, ~, 81, IL and "A inch Foarddnlsr Wires,
Brxss Rrt Copper Coths AL numbers an. sIes for sale
% h- lowes terms ard grasntsst equally good 80 any
imported o. mo oHce Of he Brieyie Wire Wofas, l6
Jokn-sL q DE- WITT. Agent
tor W Stephens 4 500.
Tb- bsst usity Of Brsss Copper and ron Wire ~ Son
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

('uAiN-.-A age .ssoTun-sl o. oBAia csoi-., ns-
y and seecnc aa1d. irOm "a lzc., for SEE lo~ ~
cal Z aArSf pkRxICkson, ~ soagbsl
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
Court Caleudar....rHis DAY.
Law Courts.

itcvir CorSr-No. ~. IS % lss iaeiu,v- Ia
Il iAss tay ,cr .rrs issa-s fcf he November Tern
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
BRUSH MANyEAoToRy.

ID scriber invites tho attention Of the publc to HE
extensive assortment Of bushss consisuns of paint
brushes sash tools ysrnish whils wssh horss
stove dustng shoe hair cloth, TOOTH nail and shaving
bnlsass, 6c which hs 10 ceiling ., tho lowest Pness
ali g,,s.d. IOHN HpPvtL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
pYorrvILLE aLAss-woRKs PHrLAD.

HAVING RESUMED BLOwiN0 for tho season. The
subscrbsrs will execute orders for cAstoys In bosss
or tube d-mlohns of sil sixes hsdss and clae wiDss
quart pint and hsifpint pofters mineral wser and -rn
syrup bottles fssks Jars and ell kinds of dngsiss bot
ice and ymls and hmm meiats stI.nuoo given 10 ordsss
for To be blown IN private molfs.
BENNERS SMITH CAMPBELL.
OF i'm SSi South Front o. PhisdsIphls
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

Dows.-A hne = How was uprooted AZ ths cor
o. u " oc-ter aud four;h--L on Monday nisht.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

Fstcx.-fTsnn,h NcGrs,h ~ss fosad ticz 81 toe
ul,oa Perry Aonc-y risbt sE1 iAksH - lie Ses"ad
W srd station -a0gse 6y 0&eer saea
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

FuEior. AssAULT.-OHcsr Reeves of the
Fourth Ward arrested Ellen Wilson lor assault on
Nary Hln,. who was % much hurt ami cut upon the
arm that sac taken T. the uospis.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

RELiEvrSs BsoAnwAr.-T.k AID wonder and
speculate as we vii Broadway -Er Be speedily re-
levsd of II. sres; proportion Of ia Omnszserush
And while the advocates OF various plan, are riding
their respective hobsiss oTe- ih- ground susses.
;as, ne Hud,on River Railroad 10 extended down
Greenvieh-.i 10 the Battery, ard The Harlem Road
down. wiiAsms,. TO Wsl- Tssss with proper and
rgidly enforced srrsr genenu sSoa; the running and
Stopping Of cars. &c &c woui take all the ouaribuses
from Broadway except those from the Battery dircr,
to Union square ard pe-hsps one two r.s running
into the eastern part Of the City.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

sUBDrS DEATH.-Ies,sr Ann brown. colo-ed.
died suddenly yesterday morning At 10. i,,is Wa
ier-st. An inquest will be helt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

ASSAULT .sD B.rrrRf.-Jsmes Mills arrested
oy officer hsberussle rsi Ward discharged 90 .RO-
sas LINK, ssssrsns Mrs. Fitzgerald discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

HorIL ROssERT Some hotel tibet made q
haul :, the Howard Hotel corro, of Msitsnlans and
Bro,t~sv. on Saturday lsst IL appears that xr.
I,au n NcKsy 9. Toronto. srr.s-d on Saturday, and
took bosrd at the shove hotel His trunk WAS plsced
in room No. 3s, and hr- hehsy .ett Ms room only
.sort ,sr. when soms thief entered With fai.s k-y
bros- open the trunk and extracted thereiro sts-l
b-.a nursc ccut.inips 5000 10 bank bills and gold
No clue a. yet h.s been sicertsined ss n the where
ahouts II ths
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

1cvsr of Orrs Avn rssS~rs-rhs s1rmirg up Il
IA esss q Cssrss C.rpsal~r was conunued yset-r
taJ. - oe resumed this forsucr-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

CT- The steamship Southerner arrived yester
day morning from Charleston bringing late dates from
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

u Er-Gov. SEWARD is a; the Astor House
arrived on Monday aight
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

HEcsIvGSo STOIRv GooDs A man named
Dennis Murphy the Keeper OF junk shop IL Rutgers
.liy arrested Monday charged wiss having par
cassed large quantity of PIG iron, which eac be- =
previously ,toi. from wharf "a The vicinity Of hi,
shop The accused Ia said 20 hsve sold portion Of
the stolen property To Mr. Mcbride for $50. cash
boy named Bernard Riley has ALEC been arrested sno
committed ca charge o; having stolen portion OF
the iron and sold Il 10 Murphy Murphy wss examined
on Monday before Justice nmpson Of EsSx Market
and held 10 ssil la toe sum of 81 600 10 answer
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

FIRE.-The fire on Monday night a, l2 was in
the drug store east side OF Sixth avenue one door
above Fourteenth ct ltwss extinsuished before the
arrival OF the engines by officer Cu,ick OF the Ninih
Ward, aud some citiztns sbo s;sncing by. Dam
Ia r.r. IrinInz
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

rF On Saturday, Mr. Nathaniel Wilson, Pur
seq 10 tbe Navy died a, tho fremont House, aged IS
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

BEWARE OF HousE TEILvss-Yesterjsy al
ternoon about O'Clock ~ Mr.. Leeds Jr 1rsc: Dis
,rbuier sud Volume Agen. Of th- American Trsct go
ciety sbou, leaving his home, u Csrmirest 10
q 20 the New Haven where be 10 stationed 10 sell
reg glou. BOOKS sni 'r.c;s. be went down into the
basement 80; dnrer leaving his bag and about
= worth of books and tracts 10 the hall. He vs
down only sboui Ave minutes and upon coming
up hearing the street door shut, hi, Bag was gone
The eolporteur wishe. hat whoever took the books
may read them ,heir contents may serve TO prevent
the thefln future from breaking the eighth command
ment and peFhsPs induce their return 20 'heir -wiu
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

Assaults. WITH IsrEsr 70 kILL.-A man.
u,med Adam Beck, wss arrested BY oricer FRIED Of
the Sixteenth Ward, hondsy on the above n.rfe'
.,s conuit,4t for examination oy Justice Bessiy
it .eens tina, Beck assaulted German named Claus
Fuln-r reading a. Ire corner Of seventh sv. and
Ihrt,s a. ard ssobed hic severely IN the neck WITH
k,.fs xhsr.upon conplsint was made. Henry
sr,rd. .rr-.trc In the second Ward fer threatening
10 ,,sb win knife Held in s3co 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

Eossr KuLtD.-Oa Monday, n the driver Of
-. -,euse cart. .sed for tot-lns .tor ~
,.rornv u turn as team AZ rbe eo-r-- q broscwsy
- min sts one Of the wheels backed upon ihs
,urb.tone and th> cart VA Ips-, wheel striking one
of -, horses on the back and killing rim Instantly
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

sr,ut,c NoxEf PROM LErrEs-John Ca.
se,v Msr. o. Cstssy and Mary Lssnore were srresie1
= uo-..x Nv Of GER Acker of the Thirtee,,h Ward
-s.~,a5 Sv io.eph Peties o: q B.rclay-s,- With -
esivss -,ter directed ~ Peter Dunou;ier 32 stan
and opening md stealing therefrorn - in mo
n-, They we're heid 70 'n'--f y Justice 4inpson
y, ..no 500 and 500 respectively.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

LARoislEs.-J John Ward, peli. larceny. steal.
lag railroad iron held IL s2UJ 10 Thomas
Boon, arrested by officer Timpson Seventh Ward. on
suspicion OF stealing gold watch. Held tor essnina'
tiop Lucinda Burrows stealing sold vsich. locked
~ tor trial. Edward D-1ey and John Mehsilup for
sfo sDs keys discharged. Michssi hcDonough aus
pcion Q, stealing Eve soyerePns committed Tor exam
ias,ion. % Ann heI-y arrested by officers Bake
and 6sks OF the sixth Ward, Tor stealing scVia money
from Jsnes Doran not YET examined
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

i>sA>F Isabella Thompson taken i1
charge 6y officer smith Fifteenth wsrd...A man.
name unknown, by CspL Miller, Twelfth wst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

Never eAlE your words. open your mouth snd
II, the words core cut 4 student once sstet. Can
virciue fortich1ds. grstlchuce Tor guiech 1d- dwell
Wit ihE msD VINO 10 stranger 10 recrchude
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

srr,rrSs A GOLD DWarcH.-Lccinis Burrows
va. arrested CO Monday so.d saieh vsies1
Sni,vsn.., Lucinda pssred The watch at Ki0gs y
Csp.l-., for ssa O5eer Mccullough, who msde re
arrest. iosns so IN possession Of The accused .sl
o1e.T- -ne Was fully committed oy Justice IiGPson
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

pAPkk.-3o0c' l5s pi.in -, - And - inca for o-nd
ing. for sale a. nsnufsriuf--s prices BY
AMI sAuSY OsRRfCEspS. 80 srnth-sf
RiNDkk~' AND STRAW BOARDS. of saPe-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

ANOTEER WArcH CssE -Tnom.s Boon was
arrested ou Nondey ~ Of-cer Tim. .oa Of toe sew
entn Ward. having n hir possession gold wstch
Which Re could give no to'rselr account e. He was
Intoxicated, sni ~ss locked up fo7 examination
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

OFricE or rHG SLw.Yosx G.lLIcHr CO. Oct 9, let,
THE PRESIDENT AND DIhEtT TOhS 49,
c.st 90 ne capital sLocE " his COMPANY Tor 70 81
nOnlhs ending lot Ausust lssf, snd P.ysDs 70 ~ sA
b. der. % and Aner Thursday, lat hoyou2er ne1t
Too Transfer Book viii be closed rom 90 ISs. - ns
dais; By order, s-N,-n,y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

% Dr. CLsREsos I. COLLINS OF this City
sails to-day In the ECorans for Nader. and theree
vii visii the more attractive portions of Europe In
pur'r, Of heath His high standing. professional ard
sooisl, viii insure hr liberal opportunities of ob'er
's,ion abroad. and We trus: rs will return ldiiy re-
stored 10 kosiA and usssrlrssI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31

REw,HD.-A rersrd Of $500 a offered hy
sc-cn Of the principal ln,ursrce Companies OF ih, city
md By Jchn Gnswold proprietor OF the ship Nictons
.or such Information as LEAD - n detection a.
conviction Of the nceniisTy who set Srs 70 that vesse.
IN re i1th ir.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-19

HEALTH OF New ORLEANs 1t affords much gra-
tncation to be able to announce that the disorder
which has proved fatal within few weeks past has
run Itself completely out and that the slight
eat danger need be spprshe nded. We feel perfectly
authorized In saying that all danger Ia past and tn &C
thofs who fed from city at the breaking out Of the
disease may return without fear Of sic save
the "is that flesh 10 heir to" in ordinary seasons
The weather Is cleared mp, and . hard frost With
sharp wind has dispersed the feul vspors and purified
the atmosphere 80 that the city is completely re-
stored to is usual healthy condition We need but
the return Of our fellow citizens business men, and
votaree OF pleasure, to produce q rsviva, OF tho
ectve business pursuits and the gsyeties for which
New Orleans In the winter season Is 80 noted. All
who are in the city feel perfectly secure and cheerful
spirit has succeeded the gloom which, few
psrvsded oil circles We again assure our sb,e mt
friends that they can return with the most perfect
safety.-N. o. Pieayune, Jan 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-19
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL, 1919.


Ho! for California The Ne,o York City Guards
The Neto Yoykand Ere Railroad Company.
The Grey Eagle, for Monterey aud San francisco,
sailed this morning, with 80 passengers, and
iregbted with cargo valued at Sl20,O00. The
following are her passengers
Supereargees, VIM. Burling, George B. Thomas,
John Redlee, George q. White, Joseph NJ. Thomas,
Alfred Il. Davis Thomas II. Bowen Prinot, Wm. T.
Ksrsbaw, M. d. Eyre, T. Shippen, j. B. Smith, Tho
Smiley, Samuel J. Torbert, DR.. Bepjamin Carman,
Thomss NJ Carmsn. Edward Mallory, Charles A Gil
Lbeham, Charles Justice, Frank NJ. Caldwell, George
b. Bon nell John c. Doblemsn, Theodore DubosQue,
Theodore Dobosqus, IT, Thomas r. Kern. Dr. Parsons,
c. M McHenry H. Hartman, James Neall Jr VIM
r. XII shaw, M d. Eyre, Henry A. Duboraue r. II.
Thompson, w. N. Thompson, G. Livingston, Z. Hal
stead.
The Messrs. Dubosque are well known jewellers
81 this city, and 1t Is understood that they carry
out machinery for melting and coming gold
The New York City Guards arrived from Balti-
more about 3 o'clock this morning, and have been
quartered at the Washington House. They are the
guests of the National Greys, Capt Peter Fritz,
under whose escort they have been viewing the
lions Of Philadelphia to-day. Al noon they were
roduced into Independence Hall, and heartily
welcomed to the city by Mayor Swift Captain
McArdle responded In an appropriate reply. The
eompany VISIT Paramount this afternoon, where
che Watering Committee Of the Common Councils
will do the honors. They leave for home to-
morrow.
A colored woman was admitted into the Hospital
this morning, deadfully burned from her clothes
taking fire whilst she was drunk. She cannot
recover.
The State Senate has passed the bill repeating
Me act OF the last session, incorporating the Ere
and Ohio RaiIr Dad Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-19

A MONSTER WoMAN.-The clerk of a we II known
New Orleans steamer tells us the following horrid
tale Of women, who was passenger the last upward
trip Of the boat. She got the boat we think near
NJ mpbis, In company With man who called himself
her father She was middlesged homely, and evident
ly an eneieate situation During the night she was
htarn eroaning In the water eoeet The chambermsid
went In and found her In the act Of giving birth TO
child, which the monster mother dropped down tho
- its fret and last feeble cry was heard The woman
bad taken medicine TO procure . premature delivery
in the night when there less chance Of discovery
Her 60 called father ssd he entirely ignorant Of
Der con diticn She confessed that she WAS not
lied and that sbe bad child before, which she
threw into the FIRE and burnt TO ashes She was put
sbore with her comp anton AZ the rst town where the
tost Lar ded The captain Of the boat should have been
arrested for not handing the wretch the hands
of the legal authorities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-19

and fifty three miles from Washington. He presumed
that the gentleman from New York intended to do him
no injustice.
The CHAIRMAN-The gentleman Is not In order
Mr.. MEADE-I will show that ny remarks are rele-
want. want to show how my amendment will save
expense to the House.
The CHAIRMAy-The gentleman has ave minutes to
explain his amt ndmsnt
Mr. MEApE-I was about to add that the gentleman
from New York did not to make misreprssenta-
ton believed that he misled by the book which
he consulted. / make this avows in courtesy to him
Mr. Mesde's amendment rejected.
The smendms mt Of MIR. Sohsnck vas agreed totem
cents mile for travelling, and $4,000 salary per
NUM- This ended, In Committee proceedings ON the
subject; and the substitute will be voted in the
House
Other clauses Of the bill read, and
voted and ut twenty minutes past three, the Com
mittee rose, and the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-19
Political Intelligence,

MICHIGAN u. 8 SENATORIAL letter from Lansing.
the seat Of government Of Michigan, dated Jan .,
gives the vote for nted States Senator In tho House
on that day, but doss not bring the action of the
Senate. In the former body the vote stood -
LeWib CAse. %
Epspbroditus Ransom. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Lu~in LswIeuce, wing. ''''..ssss ~
Joseph r. williams, free soil ............... 2
committee was appointed to inform the Senate Of
the result That body fixed the 18th for the day Of it,
action.
In the Louisiana Legislature, bill has been intro
duced to punish, by 6ns and imprsonmen mt. ell tele-
graph officers for refusing emitting to transmit or
deliver messages in the order in which they are re-
ceived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-19
House OF Representative.

rrw nrfico, CALIFORNIA. AND THE DIsTRfcr OF
- COLUMBIA.
Dir COLLINS presented the resolutions Of the Legis-
sture OF New York. protesting against the introduce
Ton OF sIavery into the territories Of Cafor ns and
new Me1eo ~ revolving to the spirt Of the age and
desiine sovtibmenfs for these los with the
exclusion OF Involuntary servitude except for crime
seo sganft the e1tebtion Of the laws Of Texas oy
New mexico, and In favor Of Law 10 protect slaves
rom upjut impison mt and the abshttsn Of slavery
in the Dhtrict Of Columbia.
On motion Of Mr. Collins the resoIptjous were yssd
and laid upon the table,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24
P1AN?p4R9S UDVAiho
BY ROBERT LATTA,
LATE BY C.. III. DAVIS,

Would respectfully announce, that he has now
in charge the above 'ceH located Hote!. convenient
to the most business part Of the Town, for travel
lers; directly on all streets passing through-and
now undergoing tho rough repairs. lie earnestly
solicits call from his friends and the public gen.
nerally-for he feels confident that they cannot be
otherwise than pleased, no pains will be spared
to make all comfortable.
variety Of the best Liquors can be had at the
Bar, ercepi on Sunday. GodLard's old 1905 Bran
dy and other fine Liquors in bottles; the most
favorc brands of Champagnes the choicest
brands of Segars and Tobacco; Scotch Ale in
pi is; SODA WATER and ICE will be kept con-
stanly on hand during the summer season.
Good Stables, roomy lots for Drovers. and al
ways plenty of corn, oats and fodder, and atten
tive hostlers.
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 carriage, buggy or horse
to 60 into the country.
0'Thc Charlotte JefTersonian and Journal, Che.
raw Gazcttr, Marion Star and Charleston Courier
insert 3 times and forward bills to the Hotel.
Camden, May Cd, ls49. lS If
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24
A Plantation for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, tract of Land
OF the west side Of Wateree river, and on the
waters of 25 mile creek adjoining The lands Of
Capt. Win. Kennedy and the Estate Of Jno. Cbes.
nut, containing above 1000 acres, 1000 with
front Of mile half on the river. and the balance
on the creek. Six hundred being under cuitiva.
tion, having fine mill seat all necessary build.
land is six miles from Camden. Said land will be
sold at private sale on accommodating terms.
Persons dcsirous Of purchasing, are referred to
Capt. Thos. Lang, Major Galley, ar TO the sub.
scriber. MCRA BREVARD.
June 30, lS49. 6m q
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24
Fresh Fall and Winter Goods.

The subscribers are now receiving n complete assort-
ment of GOODS, which have been purchased at The
North with great care and which offered for sale on
their usual accommodating They comprise IN part
rs follows
Blankets; Negro Kerseys and Plains
Superfne French black Cloth
Invisible green do
Blue and brown do
Superine colored Fancy Cassimercs
French black Doe-skn do
Fashionable Fancy Vestings
White, red and yellow Fiannels assorted
Sattinets; all wool Plains
-ALSo|
Super and medium silkwarp black Alpaccns
Black Bombazines assorted
Super black and colored French Merinos
do Fancy roe de Rris, for Ladies' wear
Phided and striped Alpaccas
-ALSO-
Black Gro de Rhine Silks; elegant Gg'd chameleon Silks
Elegant plain chameleon Silks
Embroidered Muslin Dresses Elegant French Cashmeres
Magnificent Lace Capes; Infants Robes aud Bodies
French worked Collars and Capes
Muslin Insertings and Edgngs; Muslin Dresses
Linen cambric Hdkfs.; Kid and silk Gloves
Neck and Belt Ribbons; FreEch and English Gmglams
Sewing silk Fringe for Mantillas
English and American Calicoes
Beached and mbeached Homespuns Of evcr description
Super Longclo,h; Apron Checks; Bed Ticks
Mexican Pfaids; Plaid and striped flomespuns
Furniture Dimity and Furniture Fringe
Damask Diapers; Table Cloths
Brdeye and Scotch Diapers; Cacoes Of every quality
CARPETNGS.
New patterns Three Ply Carpetings
do super do
do Veuetian do
do Druggets do
Elegant and assorted worsted and Tuftcd Rugs
With variety Of other articles.
Sept. II. LEVY e. SON
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24
Blacksmithing and Wagon Making.

The undersigned having taken the stand recently
occupied by Whitaker g. ARRANrs. respectfully
gives notice. that he intends to carry on tho bust.
ness as heretofore.
In his Blacksmth's Shop he is prepared to f.!
all orders with promptness and despatch. lie will
make to order, all kinds Of p!oushs, with other
plantation tools, and mill work. Particular at
tention will be paid to shocing horses In short,
as he will give his personal attention to both de-
partments Of his business. he will guarantee salts
faction.
Ills Woodshop is amply supplied with the best
of Timber, well-seasor.ed, and lie would like to
sec the man, who can put up better work. from
vince harrow, up to elk 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
lnents make long friends, he will expect settle
lnents TO be made quarterly.
N. B. ARRANTS.
Feb IA If
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24
He took Il 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 &
Untcrhill one OF the most fashionable Tailoring
Establishments in New York, who will furnish
him monthly with the London, Paris, and New
York Fashions. lie hopes with his own well
known ability, and the large number OF good work.
men he keeps employed will enable him to exc
can be done in the State, if any have doubts,
plcaac let them come and take fit
w. VI. WATSON.
Feb ID It
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-24
Important Remedy.
MITCHELL'S EYE SALNE,

certain, safe and eGectual cure for Sore, Weak and
IuRamed Eyes, designed expressly for diseases Of
the Eye,
The unparalleled succes which has attended the use ol
his PREPARATION and the acknowledged necessity for some
article which can be relied upon. remedy IN severe
cases Of Opthalmc affections which prevalent III THIS
country induce the Proprietor to make arrangements
through his Agents place this Savr within The reach oi
every individual who may need the benefits which result
from its
The grea, advantages by this article over every
other CERTAINTY. SAFETY CONVENIENCE and EcoNo'
N.Y. All Physicians admi, that great danger ~ to he aI
unhealthy state In e use of this Save this objection is
entirely removed as no harm possibly result from its
use being in all applied the external portions
Of the eye; thereby avoiding all the Inconvenience PAIN
and danger which necessarily attends the introduction OF
any pungent article into the eye.
activity in subdung inflammation is SO great that bn few
require the of more than one bottle TO elect
perfect cure.
J. r. McKAIN, Agent for Camden.