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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

" We find the flowing exquisite
lines, from the pc" Of our friend, PARK
BrsJAMis, ESQ.,, in the N. York Express.
We think them equal To anything which
the gifted author has ever produced. They
are q fitting tribute TO tho memory of the
noble youth whose sudden death has called
then. for'h -
Mr.. Park BENJAMIN, who has been sum
mering m pleasant retreat. al Newport,
occasionally lcriurlDg a. large. { shionablc
aud approving andiiorirs. upon i rrary top
les, Fashion, aud Manners, Is about r. turn
inR To tins city, the place of his usual rsl-
dcnce where, II is 10 he hoped we may
be permi,ted the opportunity Of hrarln.
some oi these lectures ci his which have
been 50 highly spoken of by the New Eng
land press. Mr.. Benjamin has adopted thi,
as a profession, and IS open TO applications,
we believe from the Comii,tiees Of Man
agement Of Lyceums, AMI Oih,f literary as
soc a'ions, in the way Of this pursuit.
We have been reminded oi these facts by
the receipt ofa beautiful and iouc hing copy
Of verses from the iaci'e pen Of this favorile
poet, with an inilmatiOn that they be given
TO the public through The IN dun OF our
columns. We shall avail ourselves of this
/ permission with many thanks to The author.
1t will he remeMlrr red that, a few weeks
ago, Archibald Oracle, sou Of W. Beach
Lawrence, Of this city, was K, He'd by the
accidental discharge Of his gun, while on
a shouting excursion, near the summer les
idence Of his father at Newport, X. !.
MONODY
ON THE DEATH OF YOUNG LAWRENCE.
Addressed TO HIS PARENTS.
Gone-like the foam that is flung from the ocean,
Gone-like a branch rudely torn by the gale;
Dim are those eyes that so flashed with emotion.
Cheeks that were red with Heahh's roscs--how
pale!
Gone in the glow Of Life's earliest Splendor,
When Hope like the sunrise was painting the
cloud.
When thoughts were the brightest and feeling
most tender,
Shut down in a coffin and wrapped in shroud.
Frozen aud hard az the ice of December.
That brow which grew warm in the Summery
glow,
Rigid those lips, whose sweet smile you rcmem-
Der,
Cold, coorless now as the wind.wailcd snow.
Alas in moment without "A forewarning,
He fell like "A bird near the place Of its nest,
Singing its songs mid the dcws Of the morning,
Catching the beams of the dawn on its breast.
Deep in your hearts lies the wei gh Of your sorrow,
Deep as the love that was cherished for him
After tonight comes the light of to-morrow-
But still will your vision with weeping be dim.
lie was too young To b. ref Of existence,
lie was too fair to l.. hid in the t. nh:
But vain--ah, how vain is all hun II resistance,
When the angel of Death must ompsh Our
doom.
Youth in his vigor, like age in his weakness,
Snaps like bough from Iiic's shrlierlcss tree;
Pride aud humility, grandeur and mcekncs.
Riven alike by the tempest shall c.
Still, though his frame the cold marble encloscs,
And he sleeps the deep sleep that will never be
! dome
Fann'd by soft airs Of FL, stun, rcposcs,
! Parents, the beautiful soul your son.
PARK BENJAMIN.
NrwroRr, Sept. II, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26
Severe Deafness Cured.

rhe foow,p u an extract from letter lately received
frnm listing guished phy sican in the state OF virgins
A. CuHuri,, NJ D.-D,ar Sir One fny patisnts
Know n tn me obtained Your GairaHs Bsh and Nsck
sc, with the Magn,He fluid for serious affection OF
Deafness The case wa that OF q lady whose Nervous
,,,em was much disorderel and her Es-ersi health
sor Much asdoqe previously to Vie application OF the
belt bu, with yery little snccs,s ard feel snly right
To tell you that since she commenced wearing the brr
and using the Fluid. but a few weeks sgo she bA
ENTIRELY RECOVERED HkR HEARING and he,
rene raj health ~ better thnn fnr several years"
M Every case oi Deafness, II u be Nervous % ~
Generally h esn be eur'd by this wonderful remedy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

n.Th., cJIo,,;,, s,,,, w,s ,,,,., he
s a., Io.
ny LIN" No''''''''ee' '"oS' t''.""
The r,., !. i, ,o;,, ,c ,oe,i. merit, il is
c.,,;,,
e,
e. :, -, ,..
oo,. h.a ,,o,,,,;n l.L. ,,rr.,, ~, stream
-, -.
dream;
no" '"o" rece'Ves' me from tue "Io'o sea-
Land o' the oea"'hu'' IAN" o' tue ice
r,;, ., H.. 49,. :, ,h, ,,,J.,r ,,.,,r,.
n do,,J, e,;r do,,J, de,r n tho heart,
For the exilc,l. the ,roddcn. the DOOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

DBsrnum has engaged the Germania
Musical Society as the Orchestra for Jenny
Lind al her Concerts in Philadelp phia and
Baltimore t; he could no, have done better
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

DEATH OF A CnApLAis.-lnformation Of
the death OF the Rev. Addison Searle,
Chaplain Of the u. 5. friga,e Cumberland,
has been received in this city. Nh.
Searle died on the passage to Alexandra,
and was buried al sea. While stationed
here he was suhjec, to a disease Of the
heau.-Boa. Post.
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1000 Gases of Palsy and Paralysis

have heen ported 10 DE aud his Agents thin
the last two ears, which have been entirely restored
fr3- Car A-nbrw j p. ToNrs of BROOKLYN, ". Y, he'd
no been allie ak step for four ears and
90 lrIcs that he had 10 he fcd rhe most celebrated
phy gave him up In Eve days aer he commenced
wearing the G,L,ASIc Bar, NScELscs, $50 Bs,Ls''t
he walked the room aud IN h weeks he had pee
ccty reco, cred his hoslth Captain Tome, H seveisy
10 Of Ayc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

ntrie eensus Of Milwaukee shows a pop
ulation Of 2o,O26 In 1894, only Is years
ago, Solonon juneau vas the sole white
male inhabils, Of the town. ln the spring
Of ths, year the first frame building Was
pu, up there. Even in 1870, bu, ten years
ago. Mil~sukie could only number 100
inhabitants.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

The Washington correspondent Of the
NMth American says, another movement
on the tariff is Projected, Of a dlfiercn, form
from tha, last presented 1t will DO offered
soon, under encouraging auspices.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

pCiiy Marshal Tukey Of Boston 10
stated to be a candidate for the office Of U.
s. Marshal for California. So Gays the
Springfield Republican.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

UJJenny Linds fifth Concert takes
place this evening, and her SIKH next
Tuesday evening. She then goes TO Bos-
ton and gives two Concerts. one on the
9th and the other on the 30lh. After
this she returns to New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26
Or. CHRlSTiES
GALVANIC NECKLACE

10 used for all complaints affecting the 1hoa Head
such M Bronc hits inflammation of the 1k'Oat Netv'rs
anil sick Headache Dizziness of the Head. Neuralgia Ia
the Face Bulyng Roaring ~ ths hars, Deafness when
!, generally Ncteas snd that ds essed complaint called
ric Dolprsun
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26
Clerk. Oacc, Court Of Pr,bue, Ncwshore- I

Clerks Once, Court Of Pr"b,ie, Newshore-
ham September 10Th, 1850.
A LII persons Interested in the Distribution Of
"A money, due the several Heirs Of Col. RAY
SANDS late Of Newshorcham deceased, aud also
to settle the fna. account Of y. q. Sands, ENecu.
tor on said Estate, and likewise to appoint a
Guardian Of The properties both real and personal
of'he minor children Of George A. stanton OF
Westerly X. l. are hereby notified to attend a
Court ofProbatc to be held al the house Of y. q.
Sands. on the 5th day Of October next, at one o.
cloekP. NJ. and be heard thereon. Witness.
scpl9. }. :. .PECkHAM, Town Ck'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26
Ei1a AND coNvulsloNs.

rh.,s srmi.g and terrible omylsin'' are si~vs
v~,ssS b a ss,srrsmsrf Of he Nerves The b'1r
u, ssas-, lrp Tlv,p viii ssrs nearly ever, e~s
c. NoREHE Al, Gcnersl sgrn' &" the 'nne
St.,. 1872 B,oadvs, Ne- Yors.
p.R. HAZARD, Ages, 6r Newport, RI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26
CHEAP CASH
BOOT and SHOE
STORE.

No. l73 Thames street, corner Of Market Square
NEWPORT.
Sept. rs. Il.
n. II. The subscriber il IL IN want of clerk
in his rhoe store, from u to ls yca's old. One
who will devote bis whole attention To the busi-
ness, who is honcst and intelligent, would give
satisfaction. GEO. IL. NOkMAN.
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Or. c HRisTiE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are pund Of vast service In cases o Coss asio or t
sps,modie Compsint' and general Nervous Injections
the Head and upler exsmiiss Also IN Palsy end Fsrs
.is and all disease. esussd by deficiency of rows
or Nervous Energy IN the limbs OF o'hsr e'gs~ OF 'h
bod
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p marine Jntclliaence. Il
PORT OF NEWPORT.


THURSDAY, September 10.
Bark Ellen, Mitchell, Pictou Fall River;
Schr Black Hawk, Atkins, Chatham, f. "A mar
ket; Florida, Chase, Nancymond. Va, f. a mar
kei; sip Simon p. Sole, Gage, Prov, Dennis;
Resolution, Holloway, n. Kingston.
SATURDAY, Sept. 2l.
Schr. J & wahLon, Iitlc6eld, Portland, c.. /;
Queen, Dawson, Ra ,imore, Prov; Mary Farow
Warren, Warren, Phila; Geo Engs, Dorr, Ban.
gor, Warwick; -lp Reply, Hubbard, Southport; |;
Agent, Hayes, Portland, Ct; Washington, llar-
vey, South Kingston; Resolution, Holloway, n.
Kingston.
ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, Sept. 20.
Brig Dauicl Weld, Leighton, Digh,on, Phil;
Shop Ricnzi, Drfec, New YoIk.
TUESDAY, Sept. "a.
Schr. Delaware, Harding, Prov, Pha Ora
tor, Avery, New Yolk; sip Nancy, Wilbcr, Nor
wich.
MEMORANDA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26
TO TIE PUBLIC.
NV, IMPORTANT 4 VALUABLE AEnicisL
POTTER's LINIME
Or, External Remedy.
-
RUEyu1 TISH CAN BE CTREDl

THIS invaluable remedy, which has entirek
i cured hundreds in this vicinity oi tho most e>-
cruciating II all complaints, Rheumatism, IL nov
offered to the public with entire confidence that
it will do all that 10 promised for II. As safe
certain and speedy medicine hr Rhcunlati,m
Lamcnes., Tic Dol0reauS, Headache, &c, it pcy-
er has bcen and il never can I've surpassed. Let
those who doubt this, cal upon the proprietor, ho
will satisfy them at once "l the perfect Truth oi
these statements. The External Remedy 10 itsoh
a new medicine, and never wa, used IN this coun.
NV until introduced ly the proprietor. "A an VI
lcvaior of that class uf diseases which IL proessc,
to treat, IL is destined to win immense public IA
vor. To suffer With rheumatism when relief 10
At hand, is the height of iuly.
l Dor sale Wholesale aud I ss,l D., WARREN
\ u. POTTER, COZ. Of County and kcmpton ,is..
/ New Bedford, and X. J. Ts,LoR, of N,~pnu;
John Scdly, Portsmouth; Oliver Hicks, TI,cr.
ton; Iienry r. Brown, Lid. Compton, aud !,
Druggists and trader. generally, throurho" th.
United States. Mn0h
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

Thee -. - xoni,ng compliant, are ,--s
S,s.I, ,,i..- he application ~ ths Sslvs-ic b. o.
N,r,t,e, .Sn Fiutp The Belt dinuses the tlec,richy
Though ths system the Nscklscs hss local effect snd
the t1uid sot, directly upon the affected nerves IN
ihe.. distressing Affections the Application NhNsh
fAlLs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26
Palsy and Paralysis.

All ph, ,cian scknow tina, these terrible diseases
are caused by deficiency g Marcus Enury IN To.
Affected limbs Dh. CHpsril's 6sl, snie Aftr lss viii
suppl, this deficient power and CONFLICTS aud sntifs
Is tl,ns al, ell
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

NOW is tn" time for bargains, the subscriber
" having Just received a large stock Of goods,
consisting of Br,tana ware, Japanned and plain
Tin ware, Glass ware, matts, biooms, brushes,
bird cages, rat and mouse traps, meal and coal
selves, and Large quantity Of other articles which
will I've sold as low as can w. bought, by
July 3-2m. w. II. BLISS, III Thames-st.
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TO LET.

DUMPS, Pumps, Pumps,--Coppcr Pumps, "a
L first rate article, for sale cheap. Iron pump.
window aud oil pumps. III 7Thames-s'-
July 2-2sn.
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R j B B ( R s I.

Every description Of Ladi"s' Gcntlemen's and
Chihiren.' Rulbcrs, may I've had by the dozen or
single pair "A, the lowest Factory prices.
An he asks oi yvu is to call and examine his
goods at the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

L'ORMODENTA.-- A new and most "Ncelent
l. preparation for CLEANSING Whitening nni
Preserving the Teeth lardniug the Gums and
purifying and pcr,unlng the breath; "a uial viii
convince of its uLr,yalcd excellence. Prepared Al
the Apothcca'ie ies Hall 10y
X. u. HAZARD & co.
irk2i. Washington So. near State House
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MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Gcorgrtown. 18th, Brig J. Balch /,
Melville, from this port.
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GENUINE BUFFAI.O COMBS, some ex.
" ceedingly fine, Shell Side and Twist Co'nls,
Long Combs. Fine French Hair Pins in Fancy
boxes, Bandoline, Curling Fluid, anda Li &c stock
of Cosmetics, Perfunery, Brushes and Fancy
Goods suitable for the season, Just received 10y
Is. II. TISDALE & son,
;ulv 2 l3S Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

IAPANNED WARE, just received, such as
u Bathing Tabs, Shower Baths. Hip Baths, Hat
Baths, Foot Tubs, Toilet sets, slop pals, water
carriers, molasses cans, water pots, cake boxes,
spice boxes nurse lamps, savings banks, tin toys,
and large variety of other articles too numerous
To- mention, all Of which will lie sold low at III
Thames II, by w. ii. BLISS
mly 3-2m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusi' ely proves that
Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSrRlSli.
Rev. DR.. Landis, a Clergyman

reputation - - - 49,
sIpsIv New Jersey, July "a. lsis.
Dp A. II CHEutn-Desr Sir: You wish 10 know of
been the result in my Of the appl
cstion of THF. GAIVANlC BELT AND NkLkLACt-
My reply II NJ follows:
For about ip.nfy years had been suffering from Dys
pepsia Ever, year the symptoms became worse, nor
could obtain permanent relief from any course oi med
cal treatment whatever About fourteen years since an
com ,quence Of frequent exposure TO the weather IN the
discharge Of my pastoral duties became subject to
Chronic Rheumatism which for year alter ,eaf
caused indescrbable anguish Farther IN the winter
II "a and 40 in consequence Of preaching great deal
in nv and various other churches in this regJos
was attacked by the Bronchitis which became
severe require immediate pension of pas
toral lsbors NY ysm thoroughly Pse''
i,stsd and Bronchitis became worse so Also did my
Dyspepsia and Rheumatic sectonthus esine rny that
these disorders connected with each other through
the medium o the Nervous system In the whole phsI
could reach and recuperae my Nervous System every
thing that had tried for this purpose had eonYsteiy
failed Al last led by my friends to examine your
entons and Though with no very ssngune hopes of
their sficencyO determined 10 try the effect d the
apple alton uf the GALVANlC BELT AND NECKLACE,
with the MAGNETIC FLUID This in June, lsIS.
To NJ .RrlI ATosIsHspSr, IN TWO DAYS NV Drvtr'A
MAD aorr; ~ rIGHr pAus WAS rSsHLrD TO Rsscss
~ rAsroHAL LABoRs HavG srct OMITTED sinaLH
sxRucs q accousI o rHg BRoscHiTHj A-p nv Rsrt~
sArIc .rrrcrIos mas ESrIRKLr ctssEp TO TRorBit ss
Such the wonderful and happy results o the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID 10 many
rpns They have tried them, VITA H,rrv sssrirs. ]
srLIErr, IN sygsr cAb
am. dear sir. very respectfully yours
ROBERT W. LANDfS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-26

% them for similar services IN other
cases, and where such services are
rendered exclusively in the arrest, Gus
tody, and delivery of the fugitive to the
claimant, his or her agent or attorney.
or where such supposed fugitive may
bc discharged nut Of custody for The
want of sufficient proof as af resald,
then such fees are to be paid in the
whole by such claimant, his agent or
attorney and in all cases where the
proceedings are before commissioner,
he shall be entitled to fee Of ten dol
lars in full for his services in each case,
upon the delivery OF the said certificate
to the claimant, his or her agent or at
torncy or fee Of five dollars in cas-
es where the proof shall not, in the
opinion ofsuch commissioner, warrant
such certificate and delivery, inclusive
Of all services incident TO such arrest
aud examination, to be paid III either
case, by the claimant, his or her agent
or attorney. The person or persons
authorized to execute che process 10 he
issued by such commissioners for the
arrest and detention Of iugi,ives from
services or labor as aforesaid, shall al
SO be entitled to a fee Of five dollars
each for each person he or they may
arrest and take before any such con-.
missioner as aforesaid, at the instance
and request ofsuch claimant, with such
other fees rs may be deemed reasou-
able by such commissioner for such
other additional services as may be ne
cessarily performed by him or them /;
such ss attending At the esamlnsilon.
! keeping the fugitive in custody, and
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26
Victims of Dyspepsia!
LOOK IIEISE!!
DIR. ALIENS COMPOUND.

This Medicine is offered to the public generally
from full conviction that is superior 10 any other
now in use, for the cure Of Dyspepsia, aver Com
plant, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness, &c
Prepared only by the PruprielorS, &. w. Al'-
LEN, NJ. d, rhiadcIpha, and J. y. g. w. L.
CLEVELAND, No. POI King Street, Charleston,
So. Ca
o. None Genuine unless signed by DR.. &. w.
ALLEN, and counierSigncd by J. A. & w. l.
CLEVELAND. The bottles having the words
"ALLEy's DysrErrIc MEDICINE, Pha.,' blown
Oh The glass.
Sole Agent for Camden,
Il. J. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite -MSonic HaN.
Sept ) 81 ~
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For tho Cure o

Jb. unC,rn success whir, la: attended the Of ti
prcpara,io:-lls sauIary em-s power to relieve ana
cure affections of Ings have gained for It ceIbr!
eqalled by no other medicine. We Offer 10 the alc
ell with entire cunGeicc in its virtues, and the full belief
that it will Sbc and remove The screrest attacks "i DIS
ease upon the troh and uhgs. These results as they
become publicly known, very naturally attract the aen'
ZION Of up,lical men AMI philanthrop>s evrrywhere-
What is their oplnun of CHERRY PEcToRs. may be seen
in tl,r following -
;" W. ''''' VALENTINE MOTT. Md
Prof Surgery Med College, New lork. say,: or
SIT gives me csar. to certify the value and efficacy OF
Ayers CHERRY pECToRAI, which, consider peculiarly
adapted to cure Diseases of TIE Throat ind innsS
THE RI. REV. LORD BISHOP FIELD
nm affection nf the lungs Try the CHERRY PEcToEA EAL
and ifany medicine can give you relief With Tie blessing
of God that Will.''
'N CHEF JUSTICE EUSTlS,
of Lnuiyiann writes that yurg daughter OF hls was
cured of several aarks of Croip by the CHERRY
~ ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
The ana,au Jurrrll of Medical Science
s,aics .Ia Asthma and Bronchitis prevalent IN tins
inclccnt climate. has yielded with surprising rald'ty 10
Avrc's CHERRY PpcroRA, and We cannot u" strongly
recommend this skltul preparation to tic fr"less'o' anu
public gcncraiv.' ~
Let the relieved sufferer speak for himself:
HARTFORD Jan. &c, 1917.
Dr. C.. Avrr.-Dear Sir'-lIaving b:cu uscncd ffpln
painful au dangerous disease by your Irurie, sa
tIle prompts le to sc,u you this acknowledgment, mo-:
nny in scc 10 yo, bu, FIR The Information others IN hike
af1lrt;on.
slight cold upon the lungs neglected at first Became 50
severe that splitting of bd volr cough air p''lse
night sw.u.s followed and fastened UPON me. became
rtf;icaicd cunL .jssV Has di>trssrd by my 'rsh
aud pain through my chest. and in short had MI ihe
alarming symptoms of quick consumpiioi No me nci'i
seemed al all to reach my until provtlcnl ally tried
your CHERRY PEcroEsL, which smn relieved an M now
has cured ne. Yours, &C., Z. A. sIEWAHi'
ALBANY, y. Y, April II. Is
Dr. Aver Eov sll-D, ar Sir-i have four years hcrll
ndflr"d with A. h III in the worst orr so that have
nep Obliged sleep my cair for large past o the pl'e
being unable t" breath my bed had tiled great
many medicines purpose. until my physician pre-
scrbed. rs an experiment. yoir CHERRY PEcToa"l"
At trSt seemed make lille worsc hut IN less man
week hogan experience the most gratifying rcci rom
s ,.r: and now in four weeks the disease is cntiry re-
moved can sleep my bed with comfort. and JOY
tate of health which had never expected To rnry
GEORGE :. FARRAAT.
Prepared by j. c. AYE:, Chemist, Lowell, Mass, and
sold in CAMDEN by ]. T. MckAlN and by Druggists a'l
dealers generally throughout tic State.
1-,nary , 1850. 3m
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.
-WITT ---~~.-
ABIN'S WASHING MACHINE;

TIE above macbines for washing clothes have
lcen used and approved for the last six months in
th:s place and vicinity by men Of the highest re-
sreclabiy, aud the subscrb Der is prepared 10 fur
uish them at short notice. The machines are Of
simple construction, and perfec, in operation. They
can be worked by toy girl, or woman, and much
time saved in washing without injury to the clothes.
All bersnns ure forbid infringing on the patent.
u Directions 90 with each machine.
Z. G. ROBINSON.
D,.1 40 Gin
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The subscriber has now Eand, variety OF
Carriages, Bn.gic<, Rockaways, &c, and Harness,
which he offers for sale at reduced prices.
He is prepared to build and TO repair every de-
scripion of Carriage, Wagon, Cart, Wheelbar-
row g., and ali kinds Of Iron work, either for
plantation or other USE
Ilvrses carefully and neatly shod.
ROBERT MAN.
June - I! 26
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Domestic Manufactures.

I've are now prepared 10 offer Off sl6ck OF
Black and Russell pcgged Brogsns, and Russe,t
scweI Negro Slroes, all u( our OWN manufacture,
which we can recommend TO ort customers as
they have been got up with great care and made
ofhe Lest materials. Purchasers will please call
aDd examine Iur themselves.
Get II. w. ANDERSON, Il tU:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26
Blankets, Kerseys; Sattinets, Jeans
DOMEST'I: =, &c. &c.
Committed,

To The inspection IF Planters and the Public
generally, a cheap lot OF heavy Blankets, Plains,
Kerseys and Jeans, Of every description, suitable
for lilo Sc and Plantation NrstOes. Also, larss'
stock of Wool Hats and Domestic Goods:
Purchasers are requested 20 call at ihs "PAL.
MErTO STORE" pay cllAfges and take them
away. JAMES WlLoON.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26
Drugs, Medicines and Perfumery.

'rI subscriber lIn isl received liiI. i>>rlm of
P,rrn.rv and Fancy Articles. cox prism. Faria>. Rnls
sclsnm ir.vn., Golden Bell Colnsns: Lavender Na-
ter Uru of RuS,< fine Aromatic Nrgar. m',ns and
Rossl's Extracts of West End. Jockey Club, Jenny Lind,
Citroncl ,;nzr Bouquet hc turninc Eau l.'>ri Bears
OIL Ba,uInne Philn"nnc genuine MactS>tr Oil G"i-
Sand Balls Rose. Almond Windsor and Nympl soap
Shaving Creams Mrcn Fun, Lily White R,ec I"ol',
Paste cn.n,,;ch Dcnliiricc Hair. tooth nail. cs,al
shaving brushes: Ivory and Bone Ralilos &c. Dc.
lforcpun cir!y Gum lpZcngcs east Powder III boz
tlcs FIiruurg Extracts fall kinds. Spice. &c &c.
Also -
Constantly hand. complete assortment of Drugs
Chemicals. Paints Oils, Window Glass Patent amd
Tnnnr.u:il II Ii"i:i.% Surira! INSTRUMENTS Perfume
~, .slnir:. Gar len >."i$ Sc.
~ OrIr~ roia ,II,larr" carefully packed, AMI ,r
uunlr,y of cy"r: ;rrl" ~ waTrlnI.-l.
OI3! JAMES K MCkAIN.