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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-08-30

HATS HATS!
CNPRING STYLE of Beebes Hats reed tins DAY, al
> the sign Inf the Big Hat. ,. +. ConSlONh'
Kenosha April Goth, 1850.
NEW GOODS !--FRESH ERR ON The MINT.
II. 4. s. A. M. TYMESON,
TTAVE lust received their first nsament ortheir Spring
Ill Goods, consisting of NEW STYLES of CALICoEs,
INanAMs SILKS, snAwL, of beautiful Patterns, Bon
etc etc. with other articles, which will tell you aboutby
anu n.y. W 0N'' '' FL. & a. NJ. TYMEsoN.
OGBAyAJ2 ealaAJLn
The Swedish Nightingale is coming this country about
the first of September.
Have already and be the store of the sub
scrber where will be happy exhibit them, together
with great variety of Goods in his line designed expressly
to improve the understanding of the Dear People"
June H. 1850. +. w. LYMAN.
DAIRY and .be saltfor 1874 per sack nice art
~ cle for So by l. NJ WAIT.
1850! SPRING TRADE! 1850!
WISCONSIN
WHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT.
s. JOHNSON, Jr.
Successor M NJ. cUNNINeHAM)
Chemist, ApOthecary, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggist,
NO. ISL, EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Dealer in
East India and Mediterranean Drugs, French,
English, and American Chemicals, Paints, Oils
Due StufS, Varnishes, WindoW Glass and Put
ty, Brushes, Roots and Extracts, IhOmsonian Prepa
rations Druggists and Physicians Glass Hare
and Fnq'nitHre, Surgical Instruments, Phtlo-
sophicat apparatus etc, etc.
The subscriber is now receiving his supply, selected by
himself from the stocks of the largest importing Drug
Houses in New York and Boston.
His arrangements purchasing not surpassed by
Merchant line of trade in the Wesand for proof of
the assertion only call him and examine articles
and prcesboth of which he pledges himself will be
tirey satisfactory;
CITY AND COUNTRY CUSTOMERS
Will find at all of the year, at the above named
Establishment, q general assortment Of articles be-
| longing to the
DRUG TER ABE
Than can be had at any other House in this City. To
enlarged the
JOEsBENG DEPARTMENT
trade and appropriated the Cd and Sd stories In
the he continues occupy exclusively for his Whole
Trade and thereby better attend to this branch OF bs
ness.
Wholesale Agency Depofor the sale of the Original and
Genuine Doc S. P. Townsends Sarsaparla which will be
sold to dealers the manufacturers price Also constant
w on hand Moorehead's Gavanlc Machines Barnes Med
Electric thermometers Chrise Gayanc Bands, Belts,
Necklaces Gold Plated and Zinc Rings, Pas:ers Magnetic
Fluid, &c. &c.
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Dacine County, ss.--At Term of the county court
"a in and the county of Racine at the court house
in said county, on the Monday in August A. d. 1851
Present William f. Wording, Judge of said court
In the matter ofthe Estate of HOR.4CE HOCGHTON,
deceased.
On reading and filing Petition in this case for an extern
sion of time for settling the estate of Horace Houghton late
OF the Town of southport in the county of kenosh decea
ed, ordered that the Monday September next at
the court house in the city Racine be down for hear
ing said petition; and it is further ordered hat this order be
published three weeks successfully in the Kenosha Tele
graph weekly newspaper published in the county of ke
noSha, previous TO the hearing thereof
w. E. WORDING, County Judge.
August 9Th. 1880 3f-e
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Racine County, s.
term of County Court, held in and for the county
u of Racine on the first monday in August A. d. 1885,
Present. William f. Wording Esq Judge of said Court,
In the matter of the estate John D. Parker deceased
On reading fling Petition in this for extern
sion of time settling of the said John D. Parker
late town of SALEM in the county of Kenoha deceas
ed II is ordered the monday in Sept next at the
Court House in the of Racine be set down for hear
ng petition tits further ordered that this order be
published for three weeks successfully in each week
in Kenosha Telegraph, previous TO the hearing of said
petition. w. E. WORDING,
county Judge of Racine
dated Aup 9Th. 1850. 3-S
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ed its salutary effects III curing the diseases tor which
it is recommended, viz. Acute and Chronic DiarrhGa
and Cholera Morbus, in our own, or IN the families OF
our customers and have also lis successful admin
istration in cases of Cholera lnfnin. We 40 there
fore confidently recommend it to all those who may he
afflicted with those distressing and dangerous COM
plants as Offering OF the best means for their cure
relief.
A. l. Matthews Hollster s. Co., A. Reynolds, Buffalo,
l.. b. Swan Post & Willis Rochester Foster & Dick
nson, J. E. Warner & Co., VIM. Bristol, Utica Fitch.
Hovey g. Dillaye, Syracuse Joseph Osborn, Seneca
Falls Luther Kelly &c Co.. Plat Simpson, Geneva.
L. C. Cheney & Co.. Chapman & Remington, Canandai-
qua c. Remington, Nunda E. II. Huntington, J. IL
1apham, Penn Van; Tracy Beadle Elmira: w. Sea-
yer & Son, Batavia; John j. Foot Hamilton; Bssel &
Leonard, Rome; H. & u. Gaylord, Cleveland; John
Owen s. Co, Detroit; T. NJ. Hunt Auburn.
en- FUTILE, Auburn N. Y, GENERAL AGENT
f0T the United States
". Sdwyer, p. p. Green, Kenosha; %. S
Deoey Waukeenn; Benpet Maher, s. ON
son q. Co., Racine, Agents. 6m-2
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Beautiful Locks Of Hair.

IT'S true that the crowning ornament OF beauty Is head
ofuxuriant hail. the most lovely face would appear ind
Lovers have sworn by the hair of their lady loves Poets
have sung ees warriors have fought for the
session of simple lock of their adys hair kings have CIV
thrones TO possess queen possessed of beaut
full locks of hair.
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JOHN ELKINS,
Clock and Matchmaker,
Racine COUNTY, ss,

AOTTON Yarn-a good assortment of all numbers can
% had at the NEW CAsH STORE.
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CONTAINING 1873 Acres OF LAND-40 of which is Tim
ober-the Prairie openings and Meadow There is a
good HOUSE the premises aud many other conveniences
adapted for Farming Purposes. Distance about 10 miles
from Southport Enquire off, Il. Jsun, Southport, of
Sobolesk Bristol
39-3m Bristol-adoinng the School Section.
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such eloquent expressions ''inhuman barbarily,"
'Algerlno cruelty" "tyranny which would dis
grace the detested Austrian, General Hayaau,"
mopstration of their hatred for the actors of this
abOminable cruelty. These officers have served
their country for periods ranging from four to forty
years, and their reputation need not here be de-
Tended.
Adhering rigidy to the laws and rules for the
government OF the army, in the discipline Of my
command, have ever shown to the correct and
well meaning soldier that kindness, courtesy and
respect which their unsolicited champions have
now denied to me.
While il has always been my anxious endeavor to
grant to the sober. the law observing and the re-
spectacle men who have been placed under my
command, the fullest and freest liberty and ndul-
gence consistent with proper discipline and their
own welfare, | have never hesitated to render
amenable to the rules of the service every man
whose vicious ha bits, dssolute propenses, or in
subordinate conduct may have led him to disgrace
himself and his profession by the commission of
low, lawless, refractory, or depraved acts.
The charge of cruelty, SO sweepingly made
against the officers of thi, garrison, is wholly ur
true; and the exaggeratons and misre
so strenuoasly accumulated for the attack upon
our characters, are surprisingly magnihed the
interests, well being, comfort and contentmsnt of
our men carefully guarded and cared for by all
their officers, and their greatest enemies those
who have attempted to ferment feeling Of iusu-
6ordination among them, and TO excite in them a
destructive spirit OF anarchy and opposition to their
legally constituted commanders.
When the soldier ceases to be allured from the
path of rectitude, through the tempt atoms present
ed by the unlicensed but ntenanced dram seller;
when he shall be protected from the scorn of evil
minded persons, who derde his profession, aud
would excite him to forget his allegiance and his
duty, and when he is removed from the influences
and examples of those who deny obedience to the
law, then may we hope that drunkenness will
cease, acts of INSTRUMENTATION be less frequent and
the punishments which follow upon crime be hap
PLY dispensed with. The officer who, through
fear of unpopularity, or abuse from the ignorant,
the vicious or the mischief seeking, neglects the
discipline and well being of his command, by fail
ing to bring the refractory to punishment, and is
Indifferent alike to the evil and the good, fails
sacred duty TO his profession, and s recreant to the
trust confided in him. A garrison thus governed,
would soon be converted into bedlam, its bar
racks into bowling pothouse, and the army would
speedily become mob.
May hope that sense of justice to the officers
who have been so aspersed, will prompt such edi.
tors may have copied those attacks, to give this
a place in their columns
remain, with respect,
Your Obedient servant,
HENRY b. JBDD,
Capt Sd Artillery, U. 5. A.
To the EDITOR OF TIE New YORK HERALD.
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Drury, of the truth Of which we were satisfied
both from her manner of telling them and from
strong corroborating facts ION application. abe
was pro vided, by order Of the Court, with suitable
lodgings, where she remained until just before the
commencement of the trial; and it was net until
the morning on which it was commenced, that We
were informed of her disappearance. Up to that
time every thing had been done on the part Of the
prosecution to secure her attendance, and, as we
supposed, efiectually done. Of the good faith in
this respect of every one connected with the prose-
cution, we are entirely satisfied We have reason
TO believe that she is somewhere in this city, or its
neighborhood, and that her attendance upon the
next tnal, in April, can yet be secured;-and DEEM
ing her testimony of great importance, we should
regret that any step should be taken which would
deprive us of its benefit. You will, of course, be
guided in your action on the subject, by your own
sense OF the duty you owe the State you represent;
but we would at the same time respectfully sug-
gest that delay sufficiently long to enable us TO
find her, and secure her testimony may be very
conducive to the ends of justice here and not pre-
judicial to those which you are seeking to attain
Should our efforts in this respect fail, we will in
form you at the earliest possible day. so that you
can then pursue such course as you may think ne
cessary.
With great respect,
very truly yours,
JOHN McKEoN, District Attorney,
DAVID GRAHAM.
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supreme Court-CIrcuit Court.


Nov. IA WILLIAM BarRer and Michael LacoT, w..
The ColntLia Fire Insurance Co. Of Phdddeiphia.-Is
was contended by Messrs. Mulock aud Evans, on be-
half Of the plaintiffs In this case. who copart-
in match factory situated in the Second avenue,
between Twenty ninth and Thirtieth streets In the
with the defendant through their agent In this city,
10 the amount of rs coo, their machinery, goods,
and premises. 1t appears that IRE occurred the
premises OF the plaintiffs the 18th Of June, 1StS,
BY which they allege their stock, steam engine &c
were destroyed, and that they thereby sustained q
loss TO the amount Of S25io 90 For the defsndants
IL is contsnded that on the Goth OF September 1si
they received letter from their agent in New York.
informing them Of an agreement made by him with
William Burger TO Insure S50c0 his brick and tin
building, and machinery therein, which were stated
to be perfectly fire proofs that that letter contained
no intimation Of any proposed Insurance. upon the
stock. and the defendants accepted the insurance |;
but ~ they had been asked TO insure combustibs
STOCK, such as matches, they submit that they would
have rejected the application altogether Adjourned.
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United states District Count.

=, Hon. Judge Judson presiding.
Nov H. StabtrV ond .inOtheT IS Robert and .Joh-
WsTd-Ths was action instituted By the owners %
etehooner called the Industry TO recover the
OF 600 the value Of the schooner land csrgol which
run the Thomas Martin and totally lost, on
the night Of the 14th May 1890 The Tbos Martin u
schooner also) was then bound from New York TO
Norfolk The disaster II Is commended, was caused by
her negligence. she being under full call with fsir
wind, and the Industry going against the wind Mr.:
James 4. Brady on behalf OF the defence, contender
and produced testimony to show, that the wind wa
much more favorable to the Industry than TO the
Thomas Martin and that the Industry must have put
her helm down, instead Of aport at the time they
came in view Also, that the Industry was not pro-
perry managed, and that she had been the accident
would not have occurred Adjourned
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It Ia estimated that ten tn beef cattle pssss
through Winchester, Va, during the month Of Ooto-
Der, for Northern markets. They were valued at
100000
man named Durenbury was recently shot at Pa
duesh, ny, By Mrs Fuller, with whom he had taken
I'm proper liberties,
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GIN MAKING, &C.

We arc prepared to execute orders to
any extent in the above line, both for new
workand repairs. Our Gins arc not sur
passed by any made in the State, possessing
all the advantages of the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal
i'll way OF rcVairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, vith teeth set in an angle that
cannot possibly iniurc the finest staple,
with an improvement 20 regulate the melting
ofi,lc cotton: our brush IS constructed on a
plan, giving at once, the advantages OF
llghtncss, strength and iorce-all very
matcrinl Ill the successful operation of ii
Gin. We would invite planters to call
1T our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst VIC would assure the public general
ly, that they shall have no cause to com
plain either Of or work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We arc also prepared to do work in tho
Cabinet .nr-such az Bcds,oads. Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
C~npboardS, &c. &c. ut short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON s. BROTHER.
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Sulntcrvillc, April %, 1917. 26
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TO PLANTERS
Dry Goods in Charleston,
So, Ca,

Tho subscribing is now receiving d much
larger, and more extensive Stock ofPLAN-
TIERS GOODS than over before offered
consisting of London Dullil BLANKETS,
Heavy Drilled Do; English and Georgia
PLAINS; Welsh and American FLAN.
NEl.S, TWEEDS; Suttinetts, Domestics;
Caps for Servants, etc. etc, etc.
-ALSO--
a large assortment Of RICH FANCY
GOODS; Silks, Mcrinos, DeIains, Cling
hams, Prints, Cloths, Cassimeres, Linens,
Gloves, Hosiery, Laccs, &c. Also, n great
variety of SlIAWLS, Manlillas, Visottes,
Elegant French Brocl,o Shawls and vi
scttcs.
Most Of our Planters Goods arc direct
impor'ations, and we feel confident in saying
that we arc able TO offer greater induce
mcnts, rs 10 Price and qualify Of our Goods,
than any house in the City.
w. G. BANCROFT,
253 and 355 K%ing-S,rcct.
Sept. Is Al 3n
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South Dist,

Whereas ! have this day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary of said District) OF the
personal property a dcrclict Of John
Hanks late Of Sumtcrvillc decd; and ]
avail myself G, this method to notify all
persons indebted to the decd to make i'm
mediate payment TO Mr.. l.. b. Hanks, my
Agen, Gin This particularly and those hav-
lng demands against deed will hand them
in duly a,,cstcd according to law.
w. LEWIS, o. s. u.
Aug. ID 1850 4l IF
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Charleston TO w York,

TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, s. C,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of
Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. IN. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via Will
MlNGTON, and WELDON, N. G.. Pc
TERSBURG. RICHMOND, to WASH
lNGTON, BALTIMORE, PlIIIADEL-
PIllA. and N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers of this line, from Charleston
:" Wilmington, are in first rate condition,
md are navigatcd by we'll known and cypc-
ricnccd commanders, and the railroads are
in fine order, thereby securing safety both
and dispatch. "A THROUGH TICKET
having already bccn in operation will be
continued on and after the first Of Oct.
1873, as 4 permanent arrangement from
Charleston to New York. Passengers
availing themselves thereof, will have the
option either to continue without DELAY
through the route or otherwise. to stop at
any Of the intermediate points, renewing
their seats on b line to suit their convc-
nieEcc. by this route travellers NAV
reach New York on the third day during
business hours. Baggage will be ticketcd
on hoardthc Steamer to Weldon, as like
wise ON the change of cars. at the ipterme-
date points from thence to n. York.
Through Tickets $50 each, can alone be
had from T., WlNSLOW, Agent of the
Wilmington and Raleigh II. r. Company,
at the office Of the Company foot of I.ai,.
rcns-strcct, to whom please apply. For
other information inquire Of
l.. G. DUNCAN,
AZ tho a ,pr.,n ,, I (,,nj Itll < =.
MAY 8 OF ~
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EsH E3'ir iis Vius"! IT'S FOLLY
IEI.k AIELICI ED READ

IL bIi.k! Nffl.it l ED
Thousands nrr suffering from disease from
winch lhri IS no dt6icuI;y in being pcrma.
ncnlly ant speedily relieved. provided the
right mean he used. As every vice has lis
"wn fln,nuicm'. 50 il would seem every
Gse',c haG's remedy. This is true, aud there
is nothinnn this lite more certain than that
The AMEtiCAN COMPOUND is the most
spr-dy ati certain remedy for all diseases Of
Il dcllcul, character, Known to the world.
Adapted every stage OF the disease, sex and
COY slItutI", az nl times and seasons, there is
no fears exposure, detention from business
nor RESTITUTION in Diet: from the certain and
speedy r,rfli Tlvcs, il is now the most popu,
lar rcncS Of the day. Ten Thousand cases
have hcu cured c:ltctuaiIy by i, during The
past ycn' Prepared by n practical physician
the nil,cd can rely with confidence on lis
cnrtliv",owrIs over discusses OF his ciamc-
Ter. I'd directions accompany each bottle.
AZ ltlTIDN.-ask for The american
comrouIl aud purchase only Of the agents.
rriCc 50!
For slc by T.. NJ, Cohen Charleston.
HouITigt x hliot Columbia; Il. Do Hay
Candr aud by the principal Druggist in ali
the CGnty towns throughout the State:
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SUMTER HOUSE.

fyD.SJ +. MYERS. would respectfully in.
EnEsj form ia" citizens uf Sumirryillr and
~ the surrounding country that he has
Just returned from Charleston, aud has made
arrangements To receive ICE and SOD WA
FIX, oi every variety. weekly.
lie has on hand. and will continue ic receive
Throughout the scrsUn. n choice assortment of
Wines ana t"rdialS. tonirciionnrirs. Fruit.
%c., all of which viii b. disposed of cheaper
Than was ever offered before in this place.
My 20, 1850. 30 If
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

Jaanatce, Dyspepsia, Chrontc or
Nervous Debility, Disease Of
The Kidneys,
and all
Diseases 111s-
ing from a Disorder
ed Liver on Stomach,
such as Constipation, IN.
vard Piles, F'ullness, on. blood
to tie Head, Acidity Of tie Sto.
mach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dis.
gust for Food, Fu1lness or aOeigAt IN
the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations,
Sinksn.g or F2utteaf;ng at the
Pit Of the Stomach, Sw1n-
mimg@ tie Head, Hura;c1
and difficult breathing,
.futte,7ng at the Heart,
CAokimg or
St!focating sensations qvhen az a
Lying Posture, Dimness Of
Piston, Dots or TKeJs be-
fore the Sight, .E'eoer
and dull pain IN tie
Head, Deficiency
Of Perspirati;on
.Ye1loWness
Of tie
Shi;n and Eyes, Pain
IN the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &C., Sudden E1ushes
,f HIT p : y
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"A, F, Allen,

PLASTEREK AND BRICKLAYER,
Having had considerable experience in
81 the above line Of business, respect
GAl fully solicits a share of the patron
age of the public. All Jobs cntrust
ed TO him, will he executed with ncatness
and dispatch. and warranted to give salts
faction. Plastering finished in superior
style.
juno IL ~
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DR.. CHRISTiE'S
GALVANIC

Are found Of vast service in cases OF ConvulSions or Fits,
Sposmodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections
OF the Head and upper cNtre,nitcs. Also III Palsy and
Paralysis, and oil diseases caused hy q deficiency Of power
or Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs of the
body.
G3- Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of tho
country Of the most extraordinary character can be
given. If required.
(G-.No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use Of
DIR. CJiRISIIE'S G.iLJ.iNIC .7RTTCLES. and
they may be worn by the most feeble and delicate. with
perfect ease and safety. In many cases the sensation
attending their use Is highly pleasant and agreeable.
They Gun be sent to any part ofthe country.
Priccs:
Tho Gnlyanie Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galyanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Gaiyanic Bracelets, One Dollar EACH.
The Magnetic Fluid, Ono Dollar.
CO. Tho articles arc accompanied by inll and plain
directions. Pamphlets with full particulars may be had
Of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
To- Bst5are of Comfeysits and Worihiess I~miiaiions.
d. O. NoRElHEAD, M. D,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
l32 broadway, Rev York.
u For sale in Sumierville, $. c. by DR.. Il
s.. MELLEIT, authorized Agent and By
Druggists generally in South Carolina.
Aug. %, 1880, al cowfiy
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800 REWARD.

! will give the above reward for proof 10
CONNECTION OF my Man CHARLES. "a carpcn
ter 10y trade being hnrI,pur"l ly amy rrspnmsl
bile White Man. and Twenty five Dollars for
his apprehension, and delivery in Sunl"r Jail
Said boy was hn,'gl, from lInison Corhiil. and
has Il wife at Reynolds in Darlington. near
Bishupvillc.
A. J.. nOSES.
May ID, 30 If
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Groceries Just Received.

Wards Rice, Sofia B~iscnits;
Young Tyson Tea;
Pickles, assorted:
Scotch and London Porter, in pts;
Por. and MADEIRA Wines;
Cider Vinegar;
5000 Fine ScSars, for sale by
+. Is. HANKS
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE,

= ttHg The undersigned would respectfully
siES$a inform the public that he has taken
!Nto!&a: The house we'll known rs The "CROS%
hEi:S," formerly kept by Mr.. VIM. Mcliain.
in the town Of Camden where lie il prepared 10
accommodate travellers, and huarler- nj req
sonablc prices. Those who desire 10 feel the
same quiet abroad us ut home, arc invited To
give him n call.
Travellers accommodated for n single night,
and breakfast in lime for the cars in the morn
ing, at moderate charges. }. Is. T.. BOONE,
Proprietor.
Feb. 10 1850, l6 It