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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-21
Building Lots.

nHF subscriber has for sale one of the most desirable
BuILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester, 1t is situ-
led on the north side Of Chatham Street, on the highh OF
d near the Dwelling House of Rev. Dr. Smalley ana con-
ns about 5000 square feet. He has also other LOTS on
he same Street containing 5000 So f. eachand three Lots
the same vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots near
de Red Mills on Taylor Street. - ,,,,Ir
hume 4. DIFF CIiAhl'hS VIM -.
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French Muslin DeLains.

NOME beautiful styles of all wool Muslin DeLans in very
rich coors and designs, just received at the HIVE
'ToREn Also 20 pieces Cotton and Wool French De
ans which are equal in appearance TO all wool.
Esb2o div GEO. P. BRYANT, $50 MAN st.
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Notice.

oo.nartnership heretofore existing under the firm
VIZ & Barbour, is dissolved BY mutual consent
90 the Isl o L,s ia51 H. NJ. BARBOUR.
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sunerior Fronting Linens.

rETE have just received invoice comprising nil the
AF different grades of very superior and well known
aake of Linens which warrant to be perfectly Tree
Eom cotton and very durable.
sFebl9-dGt& wifi II. III. CHAMBERLlN q 90
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New Prints.

n pieces Prints opened to-day, consisting Of every
1 II variety to be found in the market. Ladies who
d. urint Will save much time by calling at once at the
HIVE as the assortment of Spring Styles is now com
~ tan d1,u GEO. P. BRYANT, $50 Main st.
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ers of the firm will be settled by the undersigned'
q WI II, NJ. BARBOUR.
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To Let.

VIE Subscribers having nearly completed Mills at s,b
i bailey Falls for saving logs and manufactni 4, @
per steam Power, offer The upper story of the
Ialh oudihg with power Said room is 30 feet sGuare
Wen ghted, with which Immediately connected ooo1
Al by 26 feet all of which is well Calculated for
al e3eSVe bu.lhess in the manufacture of Doors Sash
niences, and being located on the bank Of The Coei
river lmmt datey opposite the town of Holyoke II
IS very desiratl location for business
For further information enquire of the snbscr;ber ~ c
AUGUSTUS RICE of Ftchburg VI u
CONGDON, WELD g. CO.
south Hadley Falls, Feb II, 1851. fbJ9-d2&w3w'
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To Let.

IA building suitable for Cabinet or Carnen,er
;;# sshop, on Maple-st, Enquire of BERIAH CiJRTIs
~ NO. % Front-st. Possession given on the first Of
Ieb2Odtf
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Wanted.

the Cottage, 10 Main ST 800 daily in Exchange for
n Boots. Shoes Rubbers, Hats, Caps and Umbrellas
Good bargains may be expected. DANIELS & CO.,
febl7-dtf Cottage 40 Main ST
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F OR SALE and to LET
To Let.

Wo houses situated on West street. For terms ami,
fhoo dc CHARLES PAINE ~
No 226 Main street
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New Cron Black Teas.

nO Chests Extra Fine Nfgyong and Oolong Teas.
DU Fifty Is h. Boxes Ningyong and Souchong, Just
ceived and for sale by, BUIMAN, & ~
Eb5-d3w6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-21
COMBINATION SOAP.
Clothes Washed without Rubbing

1HE subscribers Agents for the above now offer an ar
Gle which is perfect annihator of Grease and DIRT
thes washed with this Soap look winter ai eet.ei nan
hen WASHED in the usual way and without injury in the
49, TO the Clothes 1t will soften salt or hard water
ng it equal to soft water for washing The cost OF TINS
Dor Soft Soap one bar cost 10 . cts. will producer
to three gallons of pure aohte SO soap which, 10
ning Paint Tin Britannia and Brass is truly magical
7NPf H. GRIFFIN & CO.,
81 nb1ddeSy1o, Pleasant st.
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Wanted.

active intelligent young Man. that has had some
n experience in Store would DE preferred. Also
10 first Milliners
Apply at the Store of ISAAC II. UPTON d co.
febl2-dlwScwtf
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Certificates.
WORCESTER, Feb. Is, 1851.

I'VE have examined Smths Cleansing Compound, and
Mem 1t tried in rous ways and satisfied that VIII
Rcomplish all that it is recommended to DO we can
Aereiore, confidently recommend il to the puohc.
WILLIAM BROWN,
REV PHiNEAS CRANDALLs
THOS TUCKER.
febf7-,l6t American House, Worcester.
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Central Lumber Yard.

rTyE subscriber has on hand an assortment of all the va
rous kinds of LUMBER which he will sell as low as II
can be bought the city Also shingles OF AL the different
qualities, low they can be bought in BOSTON, Gap
boards, Pine and Spruce.
~, Corner Of Central and Union streets Worcester
deblsd,yissmost " TE EDWIN CHAPLIN.
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Valentines.

Fresh assortment of Valentines Of all descriptions and
size Just reoeiveda the New Book Store in Harrins-
ins Block 275 Main ST. .. A. HoWLANp,
feblS-d3t.
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Lancaster Bank.

Meeting the Stockholders Of the Lancaster Bank
"A will be held at the Bank Monday Feb 2i 1851 at
O'clock p. NJ to consider the expedency of petitionng
the Legislature for leave increase the Capital Stock Of
the Bank and in any way with regard to the matter
by order of the Directors, c. T. SYMMES
Lancaster, Feb. IL, 1851. Cashier.
febl7dtf
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Wanted.

faithful and industrious Girl to do house work few
n miles from the city. Apply the Gener i Agency
Office No "a. Front St. Worcester febIe-ltE
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To the Honorable Senate and the able House of
Representatives. Of the Commonwealth Of Massochw
sets, IN General Court assembled 1:
TTUMBLY represent the undersigned, that they
reside upon land situated within the territorial limits
the Of Auburn in the County of Worcester which
by the provision of for erecting Parish lately
off from the of Worcester Sutton, Oxford and Lei
of Ward passed pr TO- 177s be accounted part
of the town of Worcester so long certain desg
mated in said Act, their heirs assigns should
remain but which the Legislator of 1870 set to the
of Auburn to the great injury ofyour petitioners,
Your petitioners further represent that their social and
religious sympathies well as their educational and bust
ness relations, with the city ofWorceser and her peo
pie that the roads the direction of Auburn village
hy circuitous and bad order that your petitioners
are left at great distance from school, and subjected
TO great and inconvenience nanesty in vic
laon of the spirit and intention OF the Act referred to IL
this petition.
Your petitioners further represent that by granting the
privileges of this petition the buildings of the petitioners
would be situated within the territorial limits Of the city
of Worcester, the line between Worcester and Auburn
would be left in good condition. and the evils above referred
to, would be reduced to very considerable extent
Wherefore your eioners pray that such measures may
be aken that of land with the buildings thereon de-
scrbed as follows commencing at the north east
ner OF the of Auburn al stone monument marked AS
and w thence S. 27 H. by the city of Worcester III rod
10 stone monument thence norh-westerly by straight
line 10 point which rods westerly of the point of be-
ginning on the norhery line of said town OF Auburn, and
the sonthery of said city of Worcester thence at sSt
east 4Os rods the point of beginning containing by es
nation to be set oil IRON the town OF auburn ahd
set to the city of Worcester.
And as in duty bound will ever pray.
LEWIS CHAPLIN and others
Auburn January II, 1851.
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LOOK HERE!

q MITH's Cleansing Compound, is an excellent article
u for removing Dry Paints Pitch, Lamp Oil, &C., from
Shrp,ts, Dresses, and all soiled articles
For sale in this city by the Proprietor from house to
Abuse.
JOS SMITH, of Charestown, Mass, Proprietor.
sWM a. A BRowN & Co., Corner of Main and Pearl
sls General Agents for this city.
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Genuine Lubin's Extracts.

NVERY variety constantly on hand, and for sale by
L. f. LAZELL, Apothecary,
Eb1e au,isdS,v 20l Main st.
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F0R SAFE.
FOR SALE.
Notice.

THE business arrangement heretofore existing between
the subscribers terminated mutually on the eighteenth
inst.
All persons having outstanding accounts with them are
requested to settle with s. p MILLER who remains al
l42 Main Street. SP Miller
JAMES NEWTON
J. NEWTON, has removed to No. Briney Hall
Worcester, JAM %, 1851. jan27 DIFF
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Worcester Boot & Shoe Store.

Leicester Academy.
FENHE Spring Term in this Institution will commence on
/ Thursday, February 27th under the charge of
Mr.. BURmTT A. SMITH, Principal.
WILLIAM w. RICE, Associate.
HANSON L. READ, assistant.
Mrs MARY ANN BuLLARD, "
few young Ladies can obtain board in the family cf
Mrs. Buard III the wing ofthe Academy. Tuition
in the English Branches $780, Languages $3.50 per
quarter. JOS A. DENNY,
scc'y Of the Board Of Trustees
Leicester, Feb. IL, 1851 d&w5w
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VT ANTS. &c,
Wanted.
Is Wanfed.

ksS tenement with or rooms, situated within
"a seven or eight minutes walk Of the Central tx
change, a west side of Main ST. possession first
OF April neXt) Enquire at BURRILL'S Periodical Office
WAN street. feblS-dtf
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Lecture.

IARRIET K. HUNT, will lecture in Brnley Hall,
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons of the present
week. at - O'Clock, upon the Temperaments and Nervous
System.
All persons interested are in 'ited to attend.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-21
The breads
schenck's pulmonic Syrup.

large lot just received, and for sale Wholesale and Re
N tail by l.. 7. LAZELL Druggist,
feb 9-d&w3wis. No pol Main-st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-21

Improved Fowls.
DERS0Ns DESTROYS of obtaining Eggs from Pure Stock
L of mproved Breeds of Fowls can be supplied with the
following varieties by leaving their JNo GATES
Store, 30 Exchange Street, after the
Black Poland, Black Spanish,
White Poland, Spanish Game, Zine yariety)
English White, Shanghae,
Bolton Grey, Dorkng,
Cochin China, Plymouth Rock
Golden Pheasant Pure White Bantunl.
Guedering and Dominique
The Fowls have been carefully raised and the purity of
the stock is warranted.
Worcester Feb 1lth 1851. febll-tltf
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
ESTELLE OLA CONCHA.
ATALE OF THE FILLIBUSTEROS.
By L. W. SCOTT.

It was midnight in Havana. The vesper hour
had ]onq since passed Concha. the Captain Cen
eral of Cuba was seated in his private apartment,
apparently buried in deep thought--the sweat
s:ood in globules upon his brow, his teeth were
clenched in furv-his eyes were fixed on vacancy,
and his person seemed TO be laborlng under great
excitement. :,
Often he would break his rcverie, and shudder
as the triumphant discharge OF cannon from the
castle and shipping. nermIr gled with terrible
din, was borne on the night breeze through the
open easement.
Suddenly he arose exclaiming:
ain truth they were noble set Of fellows ::
doubt if ever her majesty possessed as brave
band They fought like tigers; but were opDo-
sed By Spaniards who are ever loyal and true.
l hear that they are Of noble birth. All! then,
greater is their crime ; how could they have been
such fools as to embark in this hopeless enterprise
But it was through the inducements of their lead
er, and the traitor Lopez. iIeIl's drest curses
upon that man. Oh! could | but have him this
moment in my grasp, he would die the death OF a
dog-the deep-dyed villain. Little did he think
when he struck, with his fist the beggar-boy Of
Madrid, as he asked aims for diving mother, that
such terrible retaliation would beall him. Oh,
God how I hate that man. The memory Of that
hour has ever haunted my brain, until it has ap-
nrooched to madness For fifteen years nv web
has been closing around hln. He could have
fallen in his adopted land where he had fled for
refuge but no that would have been too gen.
tie. would FIRST witness the death struggle +" itl
INV own ewes / would taunt the prohiga'c ir
his dying agonies-l would dance with JOY as The h
hot iron, crashing TO the very BRAIN: Per'nl''ed M
dastarJy soul to take its departure Tor the realms
Of purgatory. fancy see lin before me ever
now. The iron vengeance of Coneha neve v,
fails. The plot was deep, and he swallowed IN
halt. that of the general rising OF the Cu6ans' an
ha ha ha Emma is no." on his track ana
be " that he will be here Tomorrow
But of these fifty Americans Inc onee
has said all invaders must die But 1t is hare
that such misguided youths should fall'-fe'
such mus, bo the fate of the enemies OF SPAN
1t NAV bring down the vengeance of the Unite
States upon her; but England and France ar
bound by treaty to stand by us-,hen, who tear
power that cannot protect ITS honor, but Wi
suffer any ndi1nily, aye even to the firing INT
OF her National flag on her high seas! j. 10
one, care not, for Concha knows no fear. 5
Tomorrow, the prisoners-they de!'
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25

Fatal AGroy in Mr-Scisure Of L;zvor
Belfast, Friday, Dei5.-Scveral men wcr,
dangerously, if not fally stabbed at Frank
fort, in attempting to ze quantity of liquor
on board the steamerIoston, Capt. Sanford
The steamer was fronfoston, bound to Ban.
gor, aud reached Frkfort on Wednesday
night, where she waaetaincd by the ice.
Captain s. had left foFangor, giving orders
not to land the liquor Ill the charges were
paid.
Deputy Sheriff Miles, til posse of officers,
attempted to seize the lor, when he was re
quested By Loomis Tayl Agent of the boat
to wait for the returni the Captain. He
refused, and attempted make the seizure,
when resistance was matby the crew, and
the officers driven off W vioiefce. In the
melee, officer Staples was,ry sevrely wound
ed, and his recovery is msiderd doubtful.
Mr., William Chace, of ranklo, was last
evening reported to be dea, 4 an named
Carlton was also severely irurcd,s we'll as
two Of the boats crew.
The boat afterwards started foroston, the
captain having returned but on harrival at
this place she was boarded by TilF Rust
and the captain and crew were ated. The
captain gave bail in $1,000, but innate and
crew were committed. Mr. Taylthe agent,
who is reported to have directed' crew to
resist, was also arrested and ! to bail
The first pilot, Davidson, Gamble found. !
The liquor was finally seized adestroyed. !
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
From the Laurensville Herald.
OH, GIVE NE BACK!
BY WARREN D. WILKES

BY WARREN D. WILkEs-
Oh, give me back my boyhood days,
OF plaintve songs and pleasant lays,
Of pure delights and guileless art,
The welIings Of happy heart.
Oh, give me back my boyhood's home,
Where free from care used to roam,
With babbins tongue and childish Slee,
I danged on my Fathers knee.
That Fathers locks are svered DER,
With anxious years of care and woe;
His form, once proud but now so bent,
Denotes life s sands are nearly spent.
Oh, give me back my Mother dear,
Who oft hath dried the peariy tear,
WruDg from childhood's tender heart,
By stings from an imagined dart.
A Sisters kind and soothing tone,
That hushed 50 sweetly young grief's moan,
They're gone 20 their eternal rest
In Paradise, where dwells the blest.
Ah foolish thought! ali! vain desire!
Why rekirde the eytnguished fire!
Why recall them from tie spirit land,
Where peals the harps Of the celestial band
Oh, give me back young loves first dream,
The pearly brook and ripping stream,
Beside whose banks OH nave lruu,
Entranced by murmur's to its God.
Alas. the Utopian circlet now,
Is faded OIL staid mauhood's brow,
And the smiles ofvoung youths ardent years
Are seen but through old ages tears.
All. foolish thought! to Gng"r OIL the past!
Lies fitful fever cannot last
Sorrow, anguish, disappointment, care,
Soon will lay US on our bier.
Butyet we sigh for the mighty past
While times knell echoes on the BLAST
The loved, the good. the wise, the brave,
Must sink al last 'Eealh Lethe's wave.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
CAMDEN, OCTOBER Il, 1851.

tS received, aud Oh the way by every arr-
e9 VAL a large and well selected stock of Eooss
aiasa *s,@es, Of every style and quality, which
VIII he sod al IA small advance over manufactu-
re's prices. Tie nnLIic ere respeci!ulLy invited
10 call aid cZaInmC The Stock anu prices re70fc
purchasing elsewhere.
10 These Goods were made expressly for this
market, and selected by myself. Purchasers from
the Country will find it to their interest 10 give
the subscriber call, the goods will be sold from
ten 10 fifteen per cent. cheaper than they have
h" :oi' re hecn in his market.
j. s. McCADDON.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
GARDEN E1GTs
IS NOW OPEN
EOP THE drTO UODDT or

THE TRATELLNG Pic.
TT Is an excellent and commodioliIdng, new
L and vel! it,el up, ana lately p state Of
complete repair. The roars areP, open and
airy fine Family parlors we'll furd
The Table vii! be supplied every thing
which all eyccln!t country ma will afford,
attended ty the lest servants.
The BAR will be supplied VIC choicest
Wines and Liquors.
The STABLES are well filteda'tended by
careful aud experienced HOstlc,d we'll sup
Piled with Provender
Also Lots prepared for the annexation Of
Dravers, with excellent water cocnccs.
There will at all times, be an Jus in attend
ji-.srnvey passengsrs- to lacs2 the Depot,
rieuce in the above business, feels Aat in say
ing that nc will be aa,e 20 give gcnhlslactI"h
to all, who may favor him with thesonaHr, as
lie is determined to use every cxern his part
TO please. ;, .,o>
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
Darlington Hotel,
,,>,crf,T cOURT-HOUSE.

,,,I,, DAhn .slno ;Iunse having been purchased \ d
Wiz fi,ed spuF' up anew by JOHN porEs is again
4 g.. m' ,he accommodation of the Public. -"
ed Tor Tue "a the wants and comforts Of g'
at!E","', ;,sr ~ and no effort, calculated TO
T.' ,ho Dnir6nare rn OF all who may favor the estaO!
lent c with visit, shall be spared. ,;.u ~, -
'',i Al, ,ha, the market and surrounding CORY
afford will he found upon the table. ;,arHi :,
Comfortable rooms, for families OF 'hu.'' +
are prepared: .o,ds1 bv careful I'd
"''I,r brewers can be well accommodated, as ,y ,,y
IS horses and mules can be 'ept III! uic
"''I S,ahIes and lots expressly prepared for them;
! Nov. |, 1850 on 49,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
1000 Pairs of Plantation Broeans,

A the following prices: 7ic.; Slc.; SIC; 95c,
and $l--AaA,s iine calf sTf1rr ftuotE;; p, mp
sole Boots, OF varoaS qualities, % per cent lower
Than the same quality of goods have ever been
sold in this market
]. S. McCADDON.
Oct. - 81 ~
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
Parisian Novelties,

have opemc qni!c an attractive assoT'mc, VI
French !.mDroide, les, containing rcn h. worken ,sn
muslin Collar, muslin Sleeves and CullS GI 1f, Inc
,n"v n.we STYLES, Ladies worked muslin Caps infant
HSm' G.m,anI rrorl Bodies, Mourning Cuars, Sleeves
and ' CuaE, new and clcgan; patterns. Also Also a a
rreat m variety of Lace aud Muslin Canes some "1
?'oa' a' rorv handsome Emb'd Lawn llandk'ls and
worked muslin Edgngs and luserlIngs: eor
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
Ladies' Dress Goods, 6.

Ladies Dress Goods, 8.
A NTIQUE Robes,
IN Plain and Fig'd Blk Silks,
Black Turc Satin,
-'~I---- l. r-'--'''
Grape dc Chcne,
Six and Linen Jasper,
Plain and Watercd lnpi'"s'
{. colorcd Cashmeref,
Drl.airs,
Back Bombasmc. MousseI!n ani AIpace''
French, English and American Prints
rna,c, Ginghams,
Worked Collars, Frons ard Sleeves
R"al Va!lcnconncs Lac C"IarS' ,,,,,
Emb'd. and phin Line, Cambria tlan'k':'
Emb'd White Grape S'laW's
Fashionable Trimmings,
Infants EmbI. Bodic' aud Robes, >onr,
r,r snIc nv McDOWALL Il COOPEK..
IA few Plain and Fa,cy Turc Sa'ln' and s'I5
Dresses for sale It cost. &c
Oct, 18Th, o. ---
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
NsW and Elegant Perfunaery

4 ne subscriber has just received and opened
= large and elegant assortment of Perfumery.
soaps, Cosmetics &c. (IIc is dee rmired to keen
d 'a'-cF ana mnT" elegant assortment than has
n'hcrto hcen offered III this p:aee.) consisting in
part, Of :"
H'na's,I, I:"h,ns Extracts for the Handkerchief;
Jules IIanals L"
Mangenct d. Coullra,'s
Coosnrs of all styles and qualities, from III
most celebrated manufactures
prcvoSis Lavender Water;
Jules Iauei's
Eau 10 F!rur d'Orancc
anu Men'ctyr- A-r1T,.1711eiT NM ;7Hr mug Sans;
ittItis,rl. ir;ss rITurT 111I:Ttt 7,--t--l,
Pomnade Parisienne; .
Six Bound pumatum, in CHINA Jars
Disscy d. piber Ok Marrow ;
pnrssoi,. do in screw tops
Bcars Trccse Of many different kinds
rhi'ucor'c
.',iour Oh &"
Veyc,ahle Hair OIL
Sick pu.natua;
Ran!u!iuc Fiyt;cur;
iii. p,e Of several different XIII"
CA Cream f.? c!arpcd hands a"o '''''
/ Vinegar Rou@e
Charcoal 't""'h Paste;
! RruSSc,'s Odon,inc;
Piiieter's q"
Elixir Oton,a!gIqne;
/ Rose Tooth Paste
Wafer. Tooth Soap;
rraa,;, powders oi different kinds ; :, T.,
Ma,L.r,. Glove Rcnovator, Nc" a't'G'c ~
.,oa, sing Gnvrs with various o'''''
numerous TO mention. WORKMAN,
,o, Sl
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25

Iasuring DeJiors Liie.--A case was tired
a day or two agoin one ofour courts, IN when
an unsual circumstance in the relations OF bebt-
or and creditor was developed by the testimony.
The suit was against the executor of person
who became indebted to the plaintiff and 9TH
er person in the sum of about $500 each AS
matter of prudence, these creditors united in
cftcting an insurance on their debtors life, to
the amount of these claims upon him. In a
few weeks after this the debtor died, and the
Insurance company paid the amount OF their
insurance. One OF the creditors also subse-
qucntly brong hit suit upon his claim against the
estate Of his debtor, and WILL of course obtain
twice the amount of his original claim. The
latter was suggested on the trial. but as there
was no condition in the policy orinsurancc, nor
any circumstances which could prevent the
plaintiff from recovering on the policy and a.
gainst the estate Of his debtor also, no legal OBJ
lection could be urged to the suit.-PhH. Bu-
Ictin.