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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-19
Darlington Hotel,
DARLINGTON COURTHOUSE.

'sHfIE abnve House having kern purchased and
] fitted up anew ny I"HN D"TEN, IL again "pen-
ed Tor The arcoinnnhsi,on "f the Public. strict
attention 10 The wants and c"ul'"r;s al guests
will b. given. aud y" etfr,. "a cula,-d /" u,erit
lie patronage 1f all W., nav favor the establish
emt will, ,i.l', shall be spared
All tI..i The narke, and surrounding cou Try
IF rd will he found ulm,, The fahr.
T. nnitiah e ronins, tor families or individuals,
ere prepared.
The. $,-hos will hc attended hy careful and
,i,r,ii,e insi crs
lr"v"rs ran be we'll scc"uiin' dated. rs any
u,imb,.r of horses and mules can he spt IN the
stables and "'- expressly PREPARED f"r them.
Nov |, $50. S6 II
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-19
South Carolina. .Kershaw District
Alex. l.. Mcdonald, Applicant.

rs.
Angus M"Dnnad Norman McD"nald, and "hers'
D.ieniAiiIs.
TT app ri.g my satisfaction thar R"drek
/ MrDnna d a,,L Mar,,n McI'onaid. TWO {" The
defendants. r.-iI,. ti,i' tbs y A;r. IL II
ihercmrr ordered, thai tin d" appear aud "'J"rl
"a IN. sac nt the Real E-tarc Of Donald Me.
Donald nn nr te'nre the first DAY ~ December
l-5l nr ,ll ir CONSENT 10 Tie saine wI tc en'riea
of record ~ n K. JOY,
Wv 81. 81 II Ordinary Kershaw District.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-19
hiO,iiatY land.

rXNiIr. undersigned "atuI2 as-"c!aed hmse !
with Var. l.. blanchard True, wLo II Icrnla.
.c,rly located at the city oi asnuson; who
ms. esscs Il thorough and lainiar acquaintance,
With The requirements OF 't'r Government ''ihres'
vii. at;eud 10 ie pui uring III B"un Land war.
rants, aud 'lie ijnSnent OF ail otner claims
against the t;me'"'I"n. without Jeopardy or de-
lay-.ud a, hu, lutte eyperse to cial'nants.
Land Warrants located, and The Land so d If
desired, on The uiuSl advantageous terms.
II. NAUDIN.
Iu!y =, ISL 33
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-19
NEW STORE.

'ySilE sulsr r,her would inform his friends and
6 III" rubir generally. iba, "a" lias "I'enrd Nh
extensive stock al GfS:;t fi;: -. -. nj the s,a'sd
formerly "crupIe" Ivy J"seph ~ iI""y. o door
south "i CauIste;'> akery. and opp'sie H. l.e-
~ 4 >'". where IN be '"hnd all Articles uru-
ally cot the Grocery line, c"l'e's''ig I" pan
ni 'h wing:
Futon Market Reef
Ma and = Msckarei in kits. for family USE,
Rio and I.va ",fe,s: crushed aud brown Suu r.;
New Or cans M"lasses, (ne~ 'rp) nu,er. wine
;.nd s.dn Crarkers; rheese, buckwheat, rslslns,
rurrans. almonds. English mustard. iIper., pc
eau nuts, assorted PICKLES and preserves. ..
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-19

A CHARMING TRurn-The most beautiful
may BE- the most admired aud caressed, ana
they are no. always the most esteemed ana
loved.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-19

A few d,,z cid Port Wme. Ilnulsiek hest Oh IN.
payne, london Pcrer and S'mrh Ale IN prn's, To-
nerher large stock Il Bagging. Rope aud Fw,ne,
all oi " hich he offers low I"r cash.
Jsu-l. S. f. CAPERS
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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-19
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED By
THOMAS. J. WARREN.

THE SENI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
ls published Dollars and Fifty Gents lai! IN
advances or Four Dollars if payment is DELAYED for three
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
The storm.

On Monday evening the equnoxial storm com
menced, and ragged with unusual and undated vo-
lence through the night and the whole of Tuesday.
The wind blew from the Northeast perfect gale,
accompanied with snow, which is piled in enormous
drifts in all the streets and highways, rendering Pc
destran excursions any thing but agreeable
In consequence of the violence of the storm, all
of the trains yesterday were behind their time, and
the New York train due at A, A. M. Tuesday morn
ing, had not reached the city at late hour in the
evening. The storm was very violent in Boston and
vicinity, and at two O'Clock, p NJ yesterday, the
morning trains from Lowell and Concord, N. II. had
not reached that city,
The tide was unusually high and considerable
damage has been done in some localities by the
flooding of stores upon the wharves but the shipping
in port has sustained little or no injury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
Massachusetts, Legislature.

TUESDAY, March Is.
SENATE.-lIouse papers disposed of in concur
renee.
No petitions were presented ard the Senate pro-
ceeded 10 the consideration Of the orders of the day
Passed to be Engrossed-Bill extending the time
to locate the Agricultural Branch Railroad.
Other matters were advanced a stage and the or
deTs OF the day were laid on the table,
The hour for the two branches to meet in conven-
ton, agreeaby 10 assignment, having arrived, the
Senate proceeded to the Hall of the House. On their
return, the Secretary was directed to notify Cyrus
Washburn of his election; and the Senate adj.
HoUsE.-The House came to order at II o clOck,
barely quorum of members being present. Senate
papers were concurrently acted upon.
SundIy remonstrances were presented against the
division of the town of Tempeton and tie formation
of new town.
Two reports were presented from the Education
Committee, one referring to the next Legislature the
subject of furnishing Anatomical diagrams for
Schools, (this from the majority of the Committee,
and the other, from the minority, embracing re-
solve npproprating $4,000 to procure such diagrams.
Both were ordered to be printed.
The orders Of the day were taken up, and sundry
unbeatable matters advanced one stage
Pursuant to assignment, the Joint Stock Company
bill was taken up, and debated until u O'Clock,
when both branches met in Convention to Gil the
vacancy IN the Suffolk Senatorial delegation, caused
| by the resignation of Hon. David Sears.
| Whole number of votes, 300
! Necessary TO a choice, l52
| Cyrus Washburn, of Boston, had 165
Henry Croker, I39
And Mr.. Washburn was chosen. The Senate then
retired.
In the House, Mr. Stetson of Braintree, resumed
his remarks in opposition to the Joint Stock Compa-
ny bill.
The debate continued by Messrs. Taylor, OF
Norwich, in favor of the bill, and Schouler of Bos-
ton and Allen of Roxbury, in opposition to it.
Before any question taken the House adj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19

WEBsTER's RETA1NERs.-The public were
quite ason.shed that the "Silver Greys," of Bos-
ton, who signed the servile letter 10 Webster, last
spring, were called by the Daily Advertiser, his sre
tdinerS." 1t was an admission of their seryi,v to
Webster too undisgused to excite surprise in the
mind of the whole community. Recent develop
ments may serve to modify this feeling of astonish
ment. BY the term retainers,'' perhaps, they
meant to imply no than that he was their fee d
attorney and advocate in the counses of the nation
VIII the Advertiser please TO explain and let the
public know, whether it meant that the "Siyer
Greys" were the minons Of Webster, or he The
minion Of the &c Greys''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
Fire in SpringfieId.

The Western Railroad Depoin Springfield, caught
fire and was burned to the ground, on Monday after
noon During the condagration, as large number
ofmen and boys yentured upon the roof of the main
building. about two thirds oft fell in, taking with it
all upon the building. Fortunately no lives were lost,
but there were some very narrow escapes. The fol-
lowing is list of those injured.
Spencer Sanderson clerk, slightly. William TIor-
ton, slightly. Charles Russell, brakeman, head bad
iy confused, and one hand brused-two or three fin
gers broken. Freeman Circuit, severely Addison
Vorrey of New Haven, conductor on the Express
tram sonth-harsh Craze down the hip and the mus
eles of the thigh, sufficient to incapacate the limb.
George Calkns-badly hurt. Hastings in the en-
Ploy Of the Western Railroad Corporation injured in
the spine. McEIenry, severely. Abner Fields, both
bones of forearm broken. Thomas Callahan head
bruised, and large incision in the scalp. James
Strickland, young man, spine apparently injured
much pain.-Repu6lican
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19


The March term of the United States District
Court of Massachusetts. commenced at Boston yes
terday, Judge Sprague presiding OF the persons
summoned to serve as Grand Jurors, six are from
Boston, two from Charlestown, two from Chelsea,
two from Rockport, two from Lynn, two from GUM
cy. two from bingham, one from Concord, one from
Watertown, and one from Weston.
After the administration Of the customary oath
Judge Sprague addressed the Jury at considerable
lAngth in reference the enornity of the offence Of
resisting the execution Of the laws and explaining
the legal definition of the crime of treason. If we
comprehend the meaning ofthe learned Judge Alright,
as he is reported in the Journal of last evening, he
differs in some measure from the views of the ''litie
expounder,'' Mr.. Lunt to the class Of crimes I'M
der which the transmigration of Shadrack, should
properly come; and declares in just so many words
that the sudden outbreak of mob to defeat the exc.
cution of the law in particular instance, without
the intention to continue together, or to reassemble
for the purpose of defeating the law, generally is moi
leuying acar.
The grand jury retired to their room Immediately
after the address of the Judge; and should they find
indictments against the persons charged with being
accessories to the Shadrack rescue, they will proba-
bly, be tried next week.
We are glad to learn that Judge Allen is to act as
senior council for the defence, assisted by Richard
H. Dana Esq.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
T7I,c secret Ballot.

We are reioiced that this great and much needed
measure of reform has passed the Senate, and
trnst that the House wlreadiy concur, in the enact
mept ofthe law having for its sole object the pre-
seryaton of the integrity the ballot box The TACT
cannot be denied that many man has from year TO
wear been compelled by the necessities OF his s'ua-
tion. 10 vote at the polls, ticket which his whole
soul abhors There have been instances within our
own personal knowledge, where individuals have
been over-awed atthe polls. by the despouc influence
of employers, and deferred from the expression OF
their honestly entertained political sentiments, thro'
anindependent, unbiased vote. And there have been
vet other instances, where men in dependent cir
cumstances, have been compelled to vote contrary to
their own views of what true public policy, un-
der threats of loss of situaton the means of OBJ
tanning livelihood for families dependent upon their
daily labor, for their daily bread.
We believe ii is the duty of the State to guard the
right Of suffrage that greatest ofall republican rights,
from invasion or violation, much as it Is its duty
to protect the citizen, in his property or his life and
when men, Influenced by the basest motives, by mer-
camille sefshness, or political ambition, set them
selves deliberately to work to thwart the wishes o.
the people, by watching the polls upon an election
day. and using the influences ofwealth or station, to
crcumscribe the free utterance of the popular voice
it time for the State to interfere, and by positive
legislation, prevent the iniquitous influence of thu
strong and powerful. from tramplng upon the right
ofthe weak and dependent Let the secret ballot then
become law of the state, and hunkerism shall hn
ne gifts strongest pillars of support stricken down
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19

Lost Hair RcsOtred -BoGLE's HYPERION FLUID
FOR THE HR-his great assist Of nature has from its
intrinsic virtues he of year, attained the
celebrity and stands pre-emneny alone tower
ing above all articles for similar purposes ever known In
infancy its basamc properties nourish the hair in its
byo state accelerate its growth sustain in maturity and
continue the possession healthy vigor SILKY s0lness and
luxurious Redundancy the latest period of life Genial
and purifying spells all scurf and impurities and renders
the of the ne:ooth comb unnecessary lis reproduc
tive powers constantly and surprisingly shown in
of badness, from whatever asng (proved by
testimonials for inspection at the propittors il
eicng unerrinsy from the laeut stem the active pro-
gresson Of vitality, that in cases. where all
other specifies have failed Boge's Hyperion Fluid has
perseded the of art by reinstatng full pleni-
tude of beauty the permanent graces and vtaes of
tnre Its nourishing and stimulating properties also
emineny Successful in the prevention grey hair.
auxiliary of female beauty its best is proved from
the fact that it is to be found the toilet of every lady of
fashion.
~ Sold in Worcester by d. Scott, Jr & Co, L. T. La
zel and NJ b. Green marl5-deodIwwlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19

BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.--Ike Marvel. in his
I" Reveries OF Bachelor" thus writes-ssA man with
out some sort of religion, is at best, poor reprobate
the football Of destiny with tie linking him to nfn
ty and to the wondrous eternity that is begun within
him but woman without it is even worse-a fame
without heat, rainbow without COLOR flower without
perfume.
ga man may, in some sort, tie his frail hopes and
honors with weak shifting ground tackle, to business
or to the world; but woman without that anchor
which they call Faith, is adrift and a-wrecki man
may clumsy continue kind of moral responsibility. out
of his relations to mankind; but woman in her com
pAratyey isolated sphere where affection and not pur
poses is the controlling motive, find no basis forany
system OF right action, but that of spiritual faith.
man may craze his thought and his brain, to tlstf
ness IN such poor harborage as Fame and Reputation
may stretch before him. but woman-where can She
put her hope, in storms,-if not in Heaven?
Sand that sweet trustfuness-that abiding 1--we
that enduring hope, meowing every page and scene Of
e,-llghtng them with the pleasantes radiance. when
the worlds storms break like an army with smoking
cannonwba can bestow it all, but holy soultie 10
what rs above the storms and to what is stronger than
an army with cannon? Who that has enjoyed the love
off Christian mother, but will echo the thought with
energy, and hallow it with tear?"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
BUsH'S SMILAX SARSAPARILLA.
from the Green Root
THE GREATEST BLOOD pTrpJETrp

2. THE GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER.
or THE AGE.
hs me only thing ever used in The northern
yi1 mat IS l'eSh, pure, uncompounded and really
; Is obtained aud preparedby Prof Bush in Gtof
o o green orJresh ROOF, al great expense and un.
u MS immediate Inspection Nohirg but The true root
ao the pS' ana strongest of its kind used in the pen
on an It's medicinal properties preserved ard =, n
secure against change dctcriouion lis curative
correspond win its purity aud freshness 1t is an in
g on tcoluous habit OF body. 1t lis peculiarly yaluoGo
Nv curing diseases othe skim HUr, b0eLs sfot1acb and
son US prevail III spring, summer, and autumn; nso b
mors OF AL Kinds lhil diseuses female e. mun,s
"Insans have Used " tinahs have experienced new viz
@ nu VSacy pndsr its irfuence and thousands
virtues 800 ''s "t"hshihg
FOR sale in Worcester BY L. r. Lazeli Spur A. sh,ov
" ~ A. harritgton d. srolt Jr ca A. Clarke and b. d,
Ws,her'ee; andy Agents throughout tie New England
.ta tDsfa " mai l7d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19

BEAR RIDE.-A day or two since, as Mr.. Solo
mon Reed, Of Dorset, VT, was cutting Aood at some
distance from his house, very large bear stole up be-
hind and ordered him to stop. He let fly his axe at
bruin, but missed, and Bruio, in his turn let Ry at
nm. Solomon then seized club, and laid the blows
upon his shaggy adversary heavily that broke and
nc began to think that he should have to knock under
Not having the wherewthal to knock him with, he
made use OF his fists, expecting every moment, that he
should be compelled to cave in. A dreadful hue fol-
lowed, and the two rolled over on the ground, like a
couple Of wrestlers in ring Not liking to bear it in
this fashion, Solomon, by desperate effort got Bruin
under him. holding his head down, and sitting plump
astrde of the beast The latter, however, soon began
to shear up-and all at took to his heels like an
lnturlaed bul-Soomon all the while still astrde and
compelling the bear to follow his own nose, wih as
slight deviation of his jaws from straight line as
possible. On they drove. at furious rate-the rider
and the rldden-the former endeavoring to make br
die ont OF the bears ears and the bear striving as hard
to make bit out of the man, arm. Solomon began to
tear at the rate he was going, that his steed was fast
taking him into whole nest Of bears; and probably So
loquzed-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19

WHERE is CHARLES ALLEN ?-Ths question
has been repeatedly asked, from the following cir
cumstance, On Saturday last, the registry-book an
the Irving House, New York, contained among the
arrivals from the South The name of g Mr.. .atleap'
several members Of Congress returning from Wash
lngton, also put up at the Irving on the sane day,
and signed their names at full length Quere. WHO
was ths mr. alea, who found it so iBconyenient to
tell ls Christian name l-B Boston Courier.
70 If the Courier is really DESTROYS of knowing
where Mr. Allen is we would suggest, that it prefer
Its inquiries directly to Mr. Webster, who undoubt-
eddy retains so lively a sense of the circumstances
under which be last heard from him, as 10 be pretty
well posted up in regard to his whereabouts at the
present time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19

- VOICE FROM OLp FoeIEDoM.- Marcus
Morton has published letter to the Free Soil and
Deniocratc members the Legislature, urging them
mol % vote for Charles Sumner. The Ex.Goyernor
!n'nks his letter i called for, because one day early
y, .u, sanuary ne had some controversy with Henry
Wilson and u. L. Reyes, in one Of the rooms ne M
state House, and since that time he has been visited
with abuse Tor opposing Mr.. Sumner. Mr. morton
seems not TO be awarethat he is a very " obsolen-
idea" with the people Of this State, but very gw "a
whom know, or care about knowing, what bs onoc
ions are upon any political subject --LopeH Am.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19

APPLEToN's MECHANICS MAGAZINE AND
ENGINEER's JOURNAL for March, contains sew
era excellent articles on the construction of bridges,
steamers, yeutillators, &c There is article on
the building Of palace Of Industry in Hyde Park,
London, which is very interesting, as il shows the
mode Of constructing that elegant, but at the same
time, endurable erection. Appelon's Magazine is
illustrated with drawings Of sectional parts of ma
chimes, &C., and is an excellent companion for the
general mechanical render II is sold by L. N.
Tucker, Main ST, of this city.
ID In consequence Of the severity OF the storm
Yesterday, the sale If The new and beautiful dwell
Jag house upon Bowdoin street, was postponed for
one wOek.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19

An EDIToR's REAsoN-The London Leader
tells the story of provincial editor who, discover
Ing that one of his aeighbors had hung himself, wond
not cut him down, nor mention the discovery to any
one, but kept the body under lock and key for two
whole days. His reason was simple and sufficient.
His paper appeared on Thursday; the paper of his
rival on Wednesday, and, 6 Do you Think he tri-
umphantly asked, 81 was going say anything about
the suicide, and let that scouadrel hare The Pcra-
ornnh ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
BIiss,sT compound cod Liver on candy

The first action of this candy soothe the organs of
voice, and finally to alay all pulmonary irritation 1t
family stands unrvaed remedy for all affections of the
throat and chest, and unlike many other remedies for the
same diseases, does not disagree with the stomach of the
patient We have used any remedy that power
full, and at the time paatable the and say
this having fully tested the candy We would earnestly
enreat orr friends suffering under Colds purchase this
candy Call for Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy,
as numerous counerets have been put forth the public.
Prepared by b. X. BLISS, sole proprietor Springfield.
Price 20 cts package. For sale by D. SCOTT JR, co.
general agents for Worcester. mar5-dwlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19

81 AT the annual election at Yale College, Sat.
u:day, March 3, 1852, the following persons were
elected from the class Of 1852, Editors of the Yulc
Literary Magazine for the yer ensuing
ALBERT BIGELow, Buffalo, N. Y. ~ l46
CHAs. M. BLISS, Hartford, CT " afat s'af1
WILLIAM w. CRApo, New Bedford, Mass.
DANIEL G. GILMAN. New York CITY.
HOMER b. SPRAGUE, East Douglass, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19

u V. ID. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent
Is Unauthorized Agent for the SPY in the cities New Yor
and Phlladephia and duly empowered take advertise
ments and subscriptions His receipts will be regarded a.,
payments. His offices are-Boston Scolav's Building
Court streets New York. Tribune Building; philadelphia
DIR. III. BUXTON, PULMONIsT. -- OFFICE
ana hEsiDENCE, No % corner of Mechanic and Carl.
:onssWhere his services can be PROMPTLY obtained q,
any hour by day or night when prevented by prevou
Professional Duties.
AuscultatiOn and Advice, Free dt-dec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
EXTENSIVE
furniture w
HOLMES & SPRACUE.
WORCESTER. MASS,

XSToULD respectfully call the attention of ,be;r f;,,.,
Nv ana the public, to their extensive assortment al
mOpseh'1d Furniture in their Warerooms Nos rs a. 10
MAN street, consisting in part of "
SOFAS, LOUNGES, DIvANs, oTToMANs. BURrAI,s
SECRETARIES, CARD & CENTRE TABLES nam
SEAT, CANE SEAT, IL COMMON CHAIRS. MIR
RoRs, WHAT-NoTS, TEA-PoYs, TOILET AND
DRESSING TABLES, MATTRESSES, FEATHERS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, &C. sc.
Having secured the Auction Sale Rooms recently ocer
pea by L. W. Bancroft, in addition those formerly oc
cepleu oy L. A. Holmes, and made LARGE PURCHASES
mshg ana Upholstery Goods, believe that our faci
les or dong business will enable offer such duce
public patronage. h. A. HOLMES "
marIS-Wotdu A. b. r. SPRAGUE