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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25
State of Maine,

To the District Court for the Middle District,
held at Wiscasset. within a nd FOR the Coun-
~ of Lincoln, Feb. term, A. d. 1850
ISAAC WALLACE Of Phipsburg in said
l. County, and Miriam allace his wife, rep
resent tina; they are seized in fee simple and
own in common and undivided with Absalom
Wallace of said Phipsburg, aud others I'm
known, LOT Of land in said Phipsburg, bound
ed as follows. viz: beginning al land Of Zach
ariah Wallace, al the 81 one wall by the OK pas
ture-thence noriherly by land Of James Low
el-thence westerly and southerly by land Of
Zacharlah Wallace-thence easterly BY said
Wallace TO the first mentioned bounds the
la md that belonged 10 VIM. W alace at his de-
cease, containing FIVE acres more or less-that
Miriam Wallace, wife of said Isaac in her rig h,
owns in fee simple and is entitled TO eev-
enth part thereof, and the said Isaac owns in
lee SIMPLE and is entitled 10 seven eleventh
parts thereof. Your petitioners ask for parti-
tIon oil SAID premises, and after due notice their
respective paris and portions OF The said lot
may be SET off to them TO hold in severalty.
ISAAC WALLACE.
BY Porter, Smith & SewaIl, their Attornies
ISAAC WALLACE,
MIRIAM WALLACE
BY Porter, Smith s, Sewall, their Auornies
LINCOLN, ss-Distrct Court, Middle District
Feb. term 1850.
On the foregoing petition, Ordered, that the
petitioners notify the said Absa lom Wallace Of
the tendency of serving him with an attested
copy thereof and this order thereon, twenty
days at least, before the next term of this
Court, to be holden at Wiscasset, within and
for the County Of Lincoln. on the second Tues
day of June next, and tina, they notify their CO.
tenants, who are unknown, by publishing an
attested copy of this petition and this order
thereon, three weeks excessively in the Eas-
tern Times, a newspaper printed at Bath, in
said County. the last notice to be at least thir-
ty days before the term of the Court 10 be
holden as aforesaid, that they may then and
there appear, and show cause. If any they have,
why the prayer Of said petitioners should not
be granted.
Attest-E. B. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Copy Of petition and order Of Court thereon
WA Attest-E. B. Bowman, Clerk
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

LINCOLN ts-To the Hon Arnold Blanev Judge Of
Probate icithin and for The County of Lincoln at a
Probate Coarf held at Wiseasss the rst Tuesday of
Aprtl 1850:
THE petition of Asa Remington guardian of VIII
L LIAM KING Esq, of Bath, adludged by the Court
of Probate 10 be insane person, respectfully shows
that SAID King is the OF large of lands su
ated partly in Kngheld in the County of Franklin and
partly in Lexington and Concord in the County of Som.
erset as appears by the apprasemen and inventory of
his estate, this day returned into this Court
That would be for the benefit of said King that said
lands should be disposed and the avas thereof put
interest
Wherefore your petitioner prays that he may be
powered TO SELL al private sale much OF said lands
he may have opportunity 10 sell.
ASA REMINGTON, Guardian.
LINCOLN, Ss-At a Probate Court held at WiscaSset,
rcithn and for the County Of Lincoln the second day
of April d 1850
On the foregoing petition Odsrod that the said petit
toner give notice TO all persons interested in said estate
appear Court of Probate, be holden Wiscas
The first Monday OF May next, by causing copy
OF said petition with this order, be published three
weeks successfully previous 10 said Court in the EaS-
torn Times, newspaper printed in Bath then and there
TO show cause, if any they have, why the prayer OF the
petition should no; be granted
ARNOLD BLANEY Judge OF Probate
Atest.-EDwIN 5. HovEy, Register.
A true copy OF The petition and order thereon,
3wI2 Attest EDWIN s. HovEY, Register.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25
WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE.

Mr. CORNELIUS H. SMITH, merchant Collin, Centre.
Ere coR1tp " y January Is. 1919 said Your BRANTS
INDIAN PULMONARY BAISAM and BRANTeS PURI-
ING EXTRACT nearly ali sold. md imned
aely another supply for they sell rapidly and GRE
better sattSGction Than All lie ether medicines have
sale The fut;CRGry BlsR has rnsel lady here from
bed OF dangerous and SICKNESS whia, tie dpcors
had given up INCuRAaLg, They sad size MUST DIE rIfA
Consumption Of the Isags Aer oil had pronounced the
ease HoFELEss she crEHeuced lahas ERiA rs BAI.sAA
-Ala now she !. sGl.'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25
CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED !!

We state tlls cure 70 prove The POWER TO SAVE tiFI.
this BALSAM is used acr tie person u eonst-
eyei 5 pis;c. fisuds 5e in e last stages q disedss
actually ING--and in tuis FAR GoNE, that NE
STROUD and BuRiALctuIEs bavgtt For the pGrtte
ks Of s case i the respectable and uudoEb,ed PTot az
all The cc,ns and fcs, retrl 20 9ur fAMri'iETs
THIS cure effected gu MIS-. ZlBA DNhEMAN, a.
E4ilsioa Spa, Saratoga Coaay, y. y We prove. be-
yuud doubt many o's, almost e7prg ho'lcss. md ian
rae5aic Cases OF Coughs and CJEsHapii0as CURED, wh
were pronounced iqci7gbie by sEiLFUL PHEsf&ANs.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

To the Honorable Arnold Blaney Esq. Judge Of Probate
1yitain and for the County OF Lincoln -
DESPECTFULLY represents Micah p. Thompson
IL administrator Of the estate of MILES THOMPSON
late of Bristol in said County deceased, that the Per-
sonal of the said deceased sufficient by the
sum OF ono hundred and eighty dollars answer the
Just debts which he owed he therefore prays that he
may be empowered and licensed 10 sell much OF the
real OF The said deceased, may be sufficient
raise the said with incidental charges and where.
by partial sale of any entire portion, the residue
would be greatly Deprecated; he therefore prays that
he may be empowered 10 sell the whole thereof, The
same being the homestead of said deceased, situated
Bristol. MICAH p. THOMPSON.
LINCOLN SIT Probate Court he'd Ujscasset
rithi mi fo- tis County OF lincoln the ID day of
-iprii. 4 D 1850
On the foregoing petition, ordered, that the said petit
toner give nouce 10 all persons interested in said
tale, 10 appear Court of Probate 10 be holden
WscaSsei on the first Monday of May next by causing
n copy of said petition with this order published
three weeks successfully previous said Court ia the
Eastern Times, newspaper published III Bath
ARNOLD BLAME l. URGE Of Probate.
ArTESr:-EDUTN s HOYEY Register.
A copy of the petition gul order thereon
3wi2 ATrEsr:-EDWIN S, HOVEY Register
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25
Paper Hangings.
Thricc-Weekly Age.

LARGE assortment now opening and for sale by
. SAWYER 4 MAGOUN
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25
CuRGSIC DysE&TEET,
CHOLERA INFANTUM.

For sale BY A. G. Page, Bath. J. wakehfld
and C. A. Macumber, East Thomaaton; =.
Prince, Thomaston; w. II, Barnard, W aldobo-
ro'; G. n. Thomas, Richmond; 5. b. Wether-
bee, Warren: J. d. Davis, Lewiston rams T..
Dana. IT.. Damariscotta; q. ). Holt, Topsham;
Pierce s. Martin, So. Thomaston; r. Y. Carr,
Bowdoinham; J.K. CLARK. Wncasset; W. A.
BibLer, Little River Village,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21


chan.pirr remained proyoktngly unchanged
DE.
My love-" said the bride, as, on ih.
eleventh day, she arm-in.am with her Plgcor
ucd the shore, "my love-" said she, viii
touching simplicity, "what do you think"
Pigeon smiled, squeezed ms wiic's hand
and after moments intense though, s1id
IL can't tell"
"would sou believe It'll las, nigh
drramt OF bennington oval, " said the bride
God bless me-" sand the bridegroom
" how very old, too Jre.m,ofit-l, thought
was there
"IIa'" and Mr,. Pigeon sighed
Whats ,hr matter, CharIouci" inquired
doe fond Pigeon, with tha loalcs, looks and
ln doe lundcst voice
'Oar homo viii BE- a svcc, place, sam,
ucl'" observed lho vito.
d" \ bower ut love, Charlotte" wa, Doe
pp.urun ol she husband d" How can ,t br
o,hrrv,r'"
"Ihorr Srran Will be- k.uI TO my cana.
rr, poor things, ury1I no, sing o note
while l.u auay-.'bcyI' uo', indeed, Slmu.
Gle"
"wrn. w. shall hr a, home a, tho cnl o,
Tr month. .aH Samuel
90 An. fH.-.'. fu.a 1avs r.r a'n1fy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21
OLD SERIES, VOL. II, NO. 3d.

ing TO ayow himself " But, ss friend Of
Nr Pigeons, allow me to assure you that
the lady was not found too Ear gone 70 admit
IT perfect recovery"
I'm glad Of ii--ycry rl'd Of II hop, /,
IS 10. By-,hc-way, wha, sort Of fellow =
Pigeon Had been N Londoo-l only
came mp ycsicrdny--I should have looked In
10 the match before il took place. Lofty
could cSpcc, no Irts Of me- What kind Of
an animal b, tm, pgopu"
Kud of sn animal, Sir" ,'ammerci
Pigeon Why, SIR, hc---"
lIa'th viII io," ,7id thr abrupt Tom.
aa q. as you're h, friend, lll nu' press 700
uu that point Poor Lofty sacrificed, l~'c.
"Whai 60 yor moan by sacrificed, s.s b"
iolmrI Pigeon ",lrrarct
"Ican perceive o., once ih, Bind of IoE
the poor g.d IS chained to 20 and Tumala
mourriuIy shook h,s bead iu ue face of he
a,'onulcd Pigeon
LOG loy1" srd ,h, ba.5-rf , .a
scarcely breath ior ,he mpany.ah.r
." s r0lr.-, ,.Irar.--.ull, ,hs brute may
have Arrdurr, ior l,- poor ,iclm," .n,ne4
George Iuuap.
" Duia' victim ' rr1r.I Pnr,a-id
have som ',arn, Mr. Imonlr--"
Wmrdo sou mauhy Lmstp.'r, ~.r"'
asked Tomato wh stern ,H.nn, There
v., b.t 600. P.r.Dn in 40 ,hr world whom
allowed p take tsa, sweet Freedom ,..a
r.nun. ,rou.a u5@ anolsfs
na,. 10 ,hr rirl~r, mar, hcr recollection 90
mmr- d.,, by adopting ,H. pleasant nml
uay.-hrr chat which might D. hann, n
rrr.,r 10 rnr hr- IT Nr Pigeon b0rs.f
ra, frr disposed ro f.nr back l1 'hr m1l .'
NJ Pigeon husband friend
How J.,aur, d.i p.r-un ru--. h., ,'r..
r.,au OF rN. e.m,I. ,Hlt, Boo rhs aa, p.ar-
.aI exposed hm to ,h- uul..ru.rI comma.
nrru0a of Nr Tuna uI loo rhr nrNl pr.
r'.l a.. discovering himself u ihr r..'
a.. .rh .mr. of DOB, mHnvhi u.G' Pig
,.r .rnH .ua.r . hn mr.nnuu, visitor.
aao ,uuHp toward. hlm u.'h 500 rhmalra-
ms '"u.'.naw'.
"l,la.l .... ah-n ihe Flf.wn. s".n. a'ms
j heard tn.' "rr' NJ homie. "'aa rn"ng"
.o I.' W. Pigeon Base m' caro-, aa" W.T..
George THun Gmr B, upon lr Table. "ii
f.-'"" m',r n' I"''y a GOOD husband ] "
as' a.n boy ."' n'a' i '""''.'' ha' '"'.
poo g.l,..un.r-in. i.Ni Do. .INII g.' me N.H
f -y HrlH with ha"hn0.' "r w.'h even
.h, ..' uNui"ss
"WDN. 81 7ud F.-o""' '.rrn1 he
..al. 100 DIS I....r,. ,Nanr.Tua Geo I"m''.
..H.0'H..'"a d'i 'ia.n, SIR
'.,.r. ~.r ,0aI. AGAIN 'o..A ia' mHa..
."r. OF .Nr N'N place" b" "' 1..."'' ''''
'N-.s.-
"H.-' .aai'" .ao..df Pigeon
Iir u.,r.ua answered D.w. O..
ln rn,h a.- aa..aa0-rhrah hm -.".
'g- ErH ,r,s-g.y \.f. 80 s.FHg ''r
conditional champion r-n au'n sHrH. -.A
Ia.rI lho huu,. u ~, n..u aal, arI
Pigeon l,ll urou chair rni U,.a a.s .ul''
r., lun.' Hrsr'i
Mrs Pigeon, with Ia.rnalnr h..r'' n''
Nrl| ,ar a.1'a' a'".' 'h' n"'na'n' i""'.
,.Ur u. Tomato, .' H. .N'. 'Ni M 800.
.'r..l-door. relieved hrr of 800 agony o' '...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21


it Is enough iInl yuu and know 'h' wicked.
ness Of thc man as for Mr. Pigeon, poor
fond soul were she to sec tho truth itself
I'll be- bound she wouldn't believe 1t. Iprc.
sumo thcyll be IN town in ano.har fortnight =
/ shall de- myself the pleasure Of calling up
on dear Mn. Pigeon for a. an infinite
friend Of thc Figginscs, ,"--ani tlr kind ,is-
tier moved towards the door
but, Madam" and the anxious wltc iol.
lowed the lady from the room, may ] 5cgto
know any particular ease Of iuiqmy p"
w dear answered The Ani woman
lowering her voice, '' | could iaIl You fly
but the worst Of all was an aGlr at Ton
bridge, wherc---'
"Yor, Madlm--yc,, pray stay" ior the
lady hand va, at doe door
ii Toahrdgn, whcrc----"
Ath.s mom"n', Ioai rlnlnl sno.E a,
the door wen, TO the heart % Nr rsroa.
they ni already been denied Co no Alba
lru,srs-'o iac friend Of i.s t.s,nN1r--a"a
hoy could noi D, OF hom" 'o ang other visit
.or fwa O. great 'r1., ha' Mr. Pigeon
was rrmrr'lslio sacrifice uar feelings 's p
uIlr Go hor feelings fr 'ho "r.'..l, and Co
hurry Har. m'n su" wr..r, leaving 'hn And
communicative ndg rH E-.a 'r'rHo.n '"
open .hr s'r '..nnr ~"Ha % Doe '.m" 'n'.
m"t assembled 20 answer 'h' krocanr' aud
Nr P.r'"1, having been brought from ue
lnwag.rnu hy ran earnest nu., OF hr-
wife 90 m' p"'g', ''''n'.'.'''! called
mnh--
"Sn,an-.who.' ih1'
"ua there .s aom.aoi, - home, Do cr'ri o.
voice and, 'o 'h' horror "' NJ Pigeon,
who double lorhr. 'hr u'.."' o"o'' "'"0."
Imln, young e."'.nn with very goat
hops DO ih' '"'.'-"'.'.' .'''''' '"' '''''
"f liEm.a.
" Nr a1i NJ. Pigeon 40" - Brighton
ad Sann, with 'h' 'roa0's"' i''."' O. Dane
'...'s'' ''. HA... I'.'
"iI.".yar S'r,' n1 W. Pr."n' '-
..".ut .h. .aI,-'"- .. ..Hri, i'.H some
.mH1w car", aI bounced a' 'a' "m' 'i
IwH-' h.H...r N.r.u N'1 Ht'r 'H'.
r". r..umHn0.as' uHw'.Ha.., r""r.us
N- .r N.- Pf""n.-~'---
" ~, n Oh. .rrs.--H'. n"' .' ..'' '''"..
.I i"m1n 0""ar..E ascending ''r'i'E'. an.'
HtH y. pigeon, cn'''HE i0' aH"H9s'.m.
S1. ,I Iuma fnur himself la'o o.
r'ar, 'l.n Pigeons awu1t c.lr home yal,
3D.
VI. mI NJ Pigeon, thr try or lh.r
mr.r.," answered Pigeon pf.y, went
m n- 0ua."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21

."''
with SOME laly, 900 some box, al 'ha theatre
Mrs Pigeon believed rhc story with 30 lh,
h.goiW of'h' ionlas'oiv.'rs. "a toll YOU
my love ~ cr." Pigeon, ut mus, De- some
body Ike me- "lmpos,.hlr," replied thc
wl'r, "mgossDbIr Samuel, ,hrrc can De- nD
ono hike you' hsMv. Pigeon made jhi, 0lt
rung declaration, prolonged knock struck
through 'hc house sunsr 1T danger mad.
,hr couple forget prr,on, quarrel N their
common anxiety lorpr~rna'on. "wccln.
NOT he % homc,' cNcIa.mcl Mrs Pigeon
"'cHalnly not, w said ho hu,haad-' ',"oald
aGron' the AIJa'rossrs forever"
" IT'S ouIy lady come To scr the apart.
mcnls, sa.i Suar, fer thr Pigeons as So,
asmall family, had determined upon hosp.la.
h'y rlvurup part If ,hr.r house 90 amy Tr.
sprc'ah'e rcrson .n >'arch o' shelter.
" Af' YOU snr 'Hn's a stranger '' asked
NB. Pigeon. You've uni seen hcF in lhc
rugNnmhn.a poo
" >hr Inr'a trmu 'h. country. Manm, "
s1tNa-Hm
q b. -'' h..' ,"' N~. Pigeon ara 'h"
forthwith descended 20 tA' .ar.'r, who're '
a'' ".r"m. m,. ''Ir, OH, possessing be-
n.rn a.H.r' considerably tEeHtund hN green
'.'a...', awaited h.rrnmrr
' IT .E. '.. I...af|" rI addressing NI-H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21

As ihc man crrp, homcward there was cul
prit In his looks. no hts hrsin,inr pace. n,
had, II was true Observation-Disclosures
w-halbr so happy so very oly but now
alas, il wanted only sc,tu-and-tv,utym minute,
10 sx. wha, beautiful m1m,nr '-,rr
wha, rrproach came with uc bught sun
S,w blr.brl ,. br mot the m,IE-r3,E. sr,i.
sans, d,.h,p,,, their work made him turn.
b.. b,4l away. ,b. chimney .v,.r,rs cr,.
,rg ,br.r po,s,,p. ,r3Jr. struck h.u,rDr,,r.,.
rnn. yea. rhc ,,r, sp1rmus. c1.rp.n, and
pl3,.nr rn b.. r7,b rs,r hfm n (Which ,f,br
49,, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21

-If'' l laugh.
"I"1.v SNOW, Et"ari, replied ,hc Cop
n.ns .1o', and her 'o'uc rrrmh'rd, and sH
'n", hrr handkerchief from bcr retru.", "
un.' Know chat there arr um- when 'hos.
mar1ro'rs De very heavy AZ my heart
"N'v, Lron0n," exclaimed Captain Al
haros7, evidently hunt by ,hr unjust susp.c
luus OF hrs ton fond wife, Il d.d thnk tm
subject bued lor ever between us. Nam
mon might be- mistaken for me, for ] 'rus
there's nothing old, nothing peculiar abo1
mc. lh,c, ] ho9e mrrr'y ths easy dcmrn
or ,ho sustained rFoeo Of o. gentleman
there's uo rhEao'cs, as IT. called, about ms
hat i0r P.Eruu-is % p,s,.hlc 90 mistake
hm ''
uh. 700. N,r,' oaoi 'he -",tou, ,"1.d
every possible"
" How do you An0" asssd ta' stern A.
h1trrss.
I'm sgrr % 10, answered hr s".Isars
a.4 sirI.
sun oeh'rt The Captains ntv, with
o. .n"s OF contempt 10 'hr domestic, " sure
sun, Va .aw, replied che servant. "."
I've h,ri 900 many nm.Hrs, ant never r.
,u.N 'r. N-r.r Ola hnr-' tHf r.. w..
somebody about iHr inuu f.. '.y wn. .
bm."
INn .r s.ur'f.- " f.Hf. I".....
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-23

- DO 1-lnch non buu hinGoo 90 /"
80 pounds iron wins each No g. To- and is $50 pounds
per pound 800.
70 pounds Iron wire sseh No 4 8, Is IA. and II. 100
peunds pr pound stN ~
10 pounds lRss wivA inch pr pound
sdos-s sssh nsrsos elosss Tor loets) locks sample
dossn .insh updsh moscs lesha wrought iron and
ninsral knobs. ssmpaA pr Sossn 81
dossa inch upright noros locka. wrought iron and
mineral knob. sompla. M dousn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-23

40 pounds q fod) cotton sswingtwins Per n.
The cotton canvas 50 yards 70 ths bolt % b 20 shss
wids. r
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-23

hereby agree to fanish and dsive. q ths Navy Yssd
In conformity with The ssqussmsnss Of he sdvss
dsement from the Bussau Of ConsSucoa, Equlpmsot end
Repair Of the Oh day Of May, $780, he Several s ~
mscsd in (css) or glasses lcs that yard, 10 WI
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-23

also agree furnish add deliver d the aid navy yard
like terms end condition. any additional quantity q sd
articles that b required before the expiration Of The fiscal
year ending sob June, 1851, fifteen days notice from he
Bureau or The commandsnt Of ssid navy yard.
Tiny offer b scccptsd desire 70 b sddresssd through
he post Office At -. and the contract 70 be sens 70 he
navy sgent 81 -, for execution.
Very respectfully, A. b.
To Com. CnAsLxs WIN. eKrHExn, IS .s.s
Chief Of Bureau Of Coustruction, SIS
Equipment, and Repair, Wshlnston.
We, the undsssignsds vssidsnts Of -, In ths Stats
-, hereby gusrsnty that, In the foregoing BID
o. - be accepted, that -- will within Ven days
after The receipt Of The contract a fhs po oos degnsssd
execute the sams with good end sufficient surss 70 fuFnis
The supplies embraced In MD bid In eonfmiy with The srms
o. The advertisement under which 4 wss made z. y
hereby certify that 70 The best Of ny knowedgs and be-
he, the above named guarsntos good end sucisnt
q. III. Navy Agent
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT 4ls
on the snvsIops transmissIng he odsr.
froposas for Nauoi SsppEes,"
Ga" No =. - Navy Yard, -.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-28

The only Needle factory in operation in the
United States is at Newark Nj. 1t is owned by
MIR. VIM. Essex, all Englishman, who has es,ab-
lished himself in New Jersey.
There was destructive fire at MILAN, Ohio, Oh
the 4th inst Halftbe town is in ashes
A great protestant movement is preparing in
Bohemia and Saxony.
The Mayors office in Worcester, Mass, was
maliciously blown up Oh the night ofthe Sd inst
The Journeymen boot and shoemakers, now
on strike in New York, paraded the streets on
the 7th inst, 300 strong, with banner made 30
years since, which was borne in the strike of 1913.
Natures beauties do not fade with her leaves
nor wither with her flowers.
"What wood is that ferule made of" asked
a schoolmaster of one Of his botanical class; to
which the scholar replied, the weeping willow
1t produces so many tears.
The Cambrias mail consisted OF 3l,5Oo letters
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-28

King & Son, H. L. & Son, Planters Hotel,
A. H Moss l. co., E. Terris Il c., ]. Rosser,
j. McEwen. R. Reid, G. D. Beckham, c. NJ.
Wienges, c. F. CARPENTER. Workman q B.,
w. H. Fisher, w. P. McFaddon, Moore & B.,
w. Robinson, J. Wilson, J. P. Henderson, ].
NJ. Hunter, J. WincoF g. CO., J. Newman, M:
& A., D. & CO., w. ]. Taylor, H. Pate. J. Ad-
ans, J. T. Wade, Est P. McRa. W. E. White,
A. M. & R. Kennedy, H. B.& L. s. Williams,
R. w. Moore & Co., COL J. Chesnut, Jr., ]. P.
c. Massey, I. w. Pegues, c. J. Shannon J. F.
Sutherland, L. J. Patterson, w. B. Campbell,
McDowall g. c., w. Sheek & CO., w. Fitchen,
F. L. Zemp, ]. Clarke, DR.. J. Fink, Rogers g.
s., McKain, Est Davy, A. Burr, w. Kelly, S.
B., Mclaughlin & G., 7. Whitaker, c. Judge,
J. Lonegan, no mark, Steele & H., J. B. F.
Boone, Brem & A., A. E. Allen, J. D. McEl-
vain, N. NJ, E. w. Bonney, A. Nettles, ]. W.
Stockton H. Platt & CO., ]. C. McKenna, Car
son & K.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-28
NEWS FOR THE SICK.
WIiITEsvILLE. ". J

WliiTEsvILE. Y. 7. July IU, I54H
Ms. SETH w. FowLE: Dear Sr-his with pleasure I
write you this certificate stating experience in the
Of Dr. Wstars Balsam Of Wild Cherry. In November
last ] was taken with a cough. My lungs were
much affected, much that il with difficulty that
could bente. Hearing Of your Balsam, procured and
took part of hottie and to my utter aslonislmen NV
lungs We're freed and md my cough cured am happy to
recommend this Balsam of Wild Cherry the public
one of the best medicines for coughs and colds used
Wm SWIFT.
NB Remember i IL DR.. Wistar's Basam Of Wild
Cherry with the signature Of BUTTS OH the wrapper
that performs such cures.
None Genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
Sold in Camden by JAMES X. McKAIN. Wholesale by
p. NJ. Cohen Co. Charleston and by Druggists general
ly throughout the State.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-28
SPRING GOODS.

ME S1bscribers beg to call the attention of
i their friends and tie public geEerallyto their
stockpf fancy and domestic goods, suitable for the
season, which they are just receiving, Having
been carefully selected in the New York market,
they are enabled to sell them without any advance
on last falIs prices. On inspection, the stock will
he found very complete ltTcohsists Of
DRESS GOODS.
Bafeges-plain, printed and changeable; Gren-
adnrs, Alborines, and Tissues printed Lawns,
0rgandies, and JscoRets; embroidered Swiss
Dresses; Gordon and Ea-lsou Ginshams; Eng
lisk and American prints, &c.
LACES.
Spwed and Thread Edgings and 1nser.ings, in
great variety collars and cbemsetlcs of all de-
scripions Lace Capes, dc; Cloves Mitls, Rib
boDs, &c.
DONESTICS.
3leached and brown Homespuns, all widths and
qualities Bed Ticks, MarseiIles Quilts, lineH
and cotton sleetings; Family Linens, diapers,
3c.; with large assortment of goods suitable kr
servants wear. The whole Of which will be dis
posed of OH the most reasonable terms, for cash or
to punctual customers.
a. M. g. R. KENNEDY.
April 26 cue tt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-05-28
Copicd from the Luui.ville Journal.

~ Consumption is disease which is carrying
it's victims 10 the tombs by thousand, without be-
ing arrested in its progress by the medicines in
common use at The present time. But bright day
is coming, and has come-to successfully arrest
this disease. DR.. Rodgers 1ivcrwort and Tar,
not only gives immediate relief in coughs and
colds, but from the testimony has the merit of ma
king some very remarkable cures ofconsumption
improvements in the treatment of diseases are
onward, and nothing can arrest its spirit in the
present age.
1t may be obtained at James r. McKans Drug
Store. Camden, S. G.
sSy. See advertisement in another column.