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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
CHEAP GOODS.

TINE subscriber kegs leave respectfully to an
1 nounce to his friends and the public general.
", that he has received n.w and complete stock
OF fresh aud desirable GOODS, which he will
take pleasure in exhibiting to his customers, and
selling on the most reasonable Aerms, and will
consider 1t no trouble TO SNOW ticm II sales are
not made. Call and see.
Ladies' Drass Goods.
Plain black silks French .llerino and CASH
mcrcs. Ereuci and English Bombazlnes; Nous
laine Dclancs; figured and PLAN Aipaccas; Cling
hams aud CalicocS, with a great variety OF other
articles in this department too numerous 10 mem
ton,
GcI:1,c!leA's Goods,
Plain and fancy Cassimcres; Saltinetts; Tweeds
and kentucky Jeans; Cashmere, Valencia and
Satin Vestinys, &c. &c.
Eeady-M;;.ac Clothing.
Dress, Frock and Business Coats; Pants, Vests,
&C.; with few cases Of fine Hats, OF the latest
stye Caps for M II and Boys.
-ALSo|
Negro Cloths, Blankets, Flannels, and a fine as
sorlmcnt of Cotton Goods, at all prices; bleached
and brown Ilomaspuns for sIeetings and shirtings,
at all prices.
Crockcry and Glass Ware, together with an
assortment OF Hardware, &c.
Crashed and brown Sugar
Rio and Java Coffee,
Starch, Spice, Pepper, &c.
All these Goods will be sold low for CASH, Or to
punctual customers. Call at the sIore one door
below f. l. ZempS, Drug store, and three doors
above the SOUTHERN STORE
s. D. HALLFORD.
Nov. ID. 90 II
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18

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consisting in part of the fol-
Guava do.
Iooseberry, Strawberry, and
Blackberry Jam.
Extracts.
Cloves. Lemon, Nutmeg and
Vanilla. }
lIermetically Sealed ,
Articles.
Salmon in l and 2lb cans,
Sardiues in OIL in whole, half
and quarter boxes, Is
Lobsters in | and 3 ID. cans,
Roast B5ef, Anckovies
Oysters, Fresh Cove Bait.
CordiaIs.
Curacao, Marisclline
Annisetie. Noyau
Ginger Brandy.
Fish.
Salmon,
Smoked Herring,
Smoked IIalibat,
Dried Cod Fish,
, ,Markarel No. |, 2. and 3 in
: whole, half, and qu. bbls.
; and in kits.
: Provisions.
Sugar Cured Hams and
; Shoulders,
Beef Tongues e. Dried Beef,
Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
Goshen, English and Pine
+: Apple Cheese.
: Wines and Liquors.
Brandy, Hennessey Exr. fine
5 do. Otard, Dupry and Go.
) do. Pallevoisin's
5Whiskcy, Scotch and Irish
do. Bourbon, Mononga'la
: do. Funk's Old Rye
Wines, South side Madeira
$ DO. duff Gordon Sherry
5 do. Port on draught
; do. do. for Med. purposes,
; do. Sparkling Hook
do. TenerifIe, and S. VI.
.Kirshwasser. A bsynth e F.,
: Punch Essence.
.TIeidseick, Express, Cardinal
5 and Victoria Champagnes.
Ale and Potter.
Choice Scgars and Tohac
co Of all kinds, all of which
will be sold low for cash.
SO It
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Notice.
Desirable Residence for sale.

BeSirHble kesiUcRcH fOf SaEc.
rENIIE subscriber offers for sale his residence on
4. Upper Lytteton street, near Boundary. The
Lot lroats on Lyttle,on street two hundred aud
fifty feet, and runs eastwardly towards Fair street
about three hundred and fifty teet. The house,
Containing six comfortable rooms, is thorough r.
paired, and the outbni!dings, &c. are complete
Also-Thc llouse and Lot immediately in the
rear of the above, fronting on Fair street, at pres
cnt occupied by Mr.. llalltord
Terms 10 suit purchasers.
WM. VI. SHANNON.
Nov u.s. 81 WI m
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Oct. l. Cash on hand this day, 1915 20
1851.
June |. Cash in hands of Treas'r LunatIc
Asylum, .,,oo 90 00 oo
Sy NJ 6. 6 *4l OF
30 4" over, %
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
Hotel for Sale.

TTU1VI EUF tNStICs
WTILL be sold OH the first day of January at
w public Auction, ii not disposed of sooner,
tat desirable Stand at the corner OF Broad and
DeKaIb Streets, occupied by Mr.. ]. b. +. Boone,
with the Furniture thereto belonging. credit
will be given to sui, the purchaser. For partcu-
lars apply to John Rosser, Esq, or to Wiley Nc
Kain. WILLIAM MCkAlN.
Nov. ii. 50 #
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SHAW & AUSTIN,

RE receiving and opening their Fall supplies OF
offer at wholesale and reta consisting in part of the fol-
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
A Complete Stock of Groceries

A Complete Stock of Groceries
CtAN be found at MOORE'S, consisting in part
y as follows -
ST. Croix, n. Orleans and Muscovado Sugars
Rio, Cuba and Java Coffee
New Orleans and West India Molasses
No. l, 2 and Mackarel, in kits and l-2 bills.
25 bbls best Baltimore Flour :i.
10000 lbs best Bacon Sides
1000 lbs. first quality Sugar-cured Hams'
1000 lbs do do Leaf Lard
so boxes English Dairy Cheese
200 sacks Salt
25 boxes Adamantine Candles
II do Talow do
6 do Pearl Starch
10 do assorted Soaps
Soda, Wine and Butter Crackers
Hyson, Gnnpowder and Green Teas: -
Wines and Liquors.
Cigars and Tobacco of the first quality
$50 boxes Sardines
50 cans Salmon and Lobsters
100 half and whole boxes Raisins (newy
Almonds, Currauts and Prunes
Candies and Kisses '
Maccaroni, Citron, Cloves &c.
-ALSO-
Wool, Fur, and California Hats
Cheap Calcocs, Homespuns and Yarns
Bagging, Rope and Twine.
With all other articles found in a Grocery
Store, for sale at wholesale or retail for cash
or bankable paper.
w. C. MOORE,
Oct2l. Sign ofthe Red Flag.
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Leather! Leather!

FAIRNESS, Band and Upper Leather Also-Kip,
III calf and Lining Skins. For sale by ~
Oct 3. ALpEN @ MURRAf.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18

ct l. Paid Keeper of Poor House, Sl44 90
Phyeician's salary, 100 90
Secretary and Treasurer, 81 SO
for publishing Report &c. 10 %
for one COW and calf, Is 0U
of lS49 for Two coffins, 7 90
Transient Paupers, ia 81
for funeral expenses of Ste
phen Homie, John Muir
dock and John Sinclair, 10 44
for hire negro man, 100 33
for hire OF cook and washer, II rs
for taking Sam'l. Shalor to
Lunatc Asylum, 8, l3 90
for his support from Nov. l3,
1850, to May l3, 1851, so 90
for taking J. NJ. Gay TO Lu.
natic Asylum, 10 80
for his expenses in Camden, 5 20
for his maintenance since Oc-
tober last, 1OO OO
for support Of Hannah Wick
ers in Asylum, from juno
II, to Dec. II, 1851, 53 90
for support of David Watson
in Asylum, from Sept IL,
1851, to March ii, 1852, 30 90
for taking him to Asylum, 10 Oh
for extra servants hire, OO
for provisions, clothing dc.
for paupers in Poor House, GOO is
Sl5O4 so
By cash on hand, Oct. !, 1851, 1862 SO
E.E. s3O67 6s
w. E.HUGHSON, Sec'y Treas'r.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18

THHE Subscribers will sell the remainder of
Il their Stock of Dry Goods, left over from
last season, at extreme low prices, consisting i'm
part of:
Sup. and common Cloths,
Cassimer, Sattnetts, and Kentucky Jeans.
White and Red Flannels, So
Bembazine, Merino, and Alpaca. s.i
White and colored cotton Cambria,
Swiss, Book and null llusns;
Muslin Edgings and Insertngs,
Fur Dimily, fur Fringes, =
Rugs and Carpeting, Ladies black silk Hose
Ladies' blk and lead cold cotton Hose, =
White and colorcd half Hose,
Gentlemen and Ladies silk Gloves,
white G. cold kid I"
blk and cold Cravats. ~
H. LEVY & SON.
Oct. II, 1851. SO l5t
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PLANK ROAD.


TN pursuance Of The authority of the Governor,
L Books have been op:red al the following pla-
ces by the pt rsons named, to continue open until
the first day OF January next for the purpose Of re-
ce!ym. subscriptions to raise the sum OF one hun
drcd and thirty thousand dollars, for the purpose
of building Plank Road from he Town of Cam
den through kershaw and Lancaster Districts, to
point or points, on the North Carolina line.
At Lancastervle, by Tho. w. Huey, J. II.
Witherspoon and Tho. X. Cureton.
A. Pleasant Valley by George Beckham, Jno.
NJ. Dolby, and Dru-y Morrow.
At Liberty Hill, by L. ]. Patterson, Jno, Brown,
and Jesse Kilgore.
At the Bank Of Camden, by the undersigned.
The Shares will be Twenty Dollars-tive dol
lars per share must be paid at the time OF subscrp-
ion.
J. NJ GoopER, ;I,SI;3 Committee
WE r,,,J,,
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REPORT

Oc
October , 1851
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0S Boxes choice Goshen Cheese. Received
~ and for sale by SHAW & AUSTIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-04
The Pig in Cincinnati.

The following essay upon P'gs .bo~o I'V-"
useful that animal is to mankind, and what
amour, Of the city's prosperity depends upon
his life or rather hls death, for it ]. only after
death that be begins to be useful.
What crocodilcs were in Egypt, what COW.
are in Bengal, or sturks in Holland, pigs arc
in Cincinnati, with this iuhing diiIercncc-
their slcrclness OF character lasts but as long
as their mortal coil, and this j. abbreviated
without ceremony, and from the most world
ly motives. Ia liis the pig is lrcc-i' hon
orcd-hc ranges the streets; he rePos,s IN
,horoughiarcs he walks between your hor,e's
legs or your own he is everywhere rosPee-
ted. but let the thread ofhs existence be sew.
cred, and shade Of mahomei what a change
They think in Cincinnati Of nothing but ma.
King the most Of him. How many Of his kind
perish annually to cement the vas, prosperity
Of the city, can be told.
About fifteen years ago, when it contained
one-flh Of its existing population, few bold
speculaior, began the trade. Selecting the
hams and the sides OF the animal, they made
picked Pork-of the rec, they took small 40
count.
Soon. however. the idea occurred TO on.
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ton dropped his precious burden and fcll.-
The next momen, the old traPPer emerged
from the cover Of some sycauorcs with the
smoke still curling from his rife.
81 told YOU he was a doomed man." he
mu,tercd with a fierce seowl. lie will never
again make an old man chldlcss."
Ian and raised Janet from the ground, and
as I held her in my arms yanbuuon raised
hs eyes, recognized me, and an expression OF
hiicr hatred passed over his features already
rigid with the coldncss Of death. lIis purple
lips moving, a raiiling sound came from his
throat, and tia, was the las, of the royqgc0
After ! had delivered my papers safely at
Fon Laumic, returned to the trapPor''
lodge.
Onc evening. jus, as ,ho bright sun was set
ting in a blaze or glory, | drew Janet by my
side, told her ho much ! loved her, and en-
treated her tn give me a legal right To protect
her through life. The firc,, Of the fore'r
madsns dd nol say nag. and thus lhe trap
pcr's daughter bccaro my wife.
have only to add, that With Jane, l have
been the haPpic,t uf mcn, and that the Old
,uppcr lives in the earnest hope and c,Pccla.
ton of cncoumcung " Nick, >" aaL netting oul
10 hin llc measure Of hs sins
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Hireliny Preachers.

10. following anccIoic, which wc have fe.
ce,,cI as authentic from tbc lips Of a clergy
mln OF "a rrra, distinction, sets louh 30 a very
pIc',lu, Nay the folly OF reProlehins PrrlcIi.
,r, o., hrlrgs, merely because thcy rccrNg
temporal support from their conFrsglIlons.--
4 man may ,g ircl.ng, whether be receive,
"a .lly or not. Love OF applause and d..-
lucl.oa, as well rs Of money may make a
man a hul.us.
Atthe meeting of a pr,,by,ey in an E.I.
cu State, It iylI To the Iot Ut ono OF the min.
rs,cr, 90 be quarcrcd with a man belonginglo
q denomination which does not allow OF sall.
ned preachers. lie was accos,cd by his hos,
IS follows.
VIA, Is thy aamc, friend mean the
name lly parents gave thee :"
"John."
" lIas thee any objections lhl,I should cal
thee By ,hl, ulme'"
Certainly not; Toy mother always called
m, John"
"wcIl, John, | understand thee belong to
the class of hire'ng prescccu."
"You are greatly mistaken, sir do no,
belong Iotha, class"
Il mean,l,c is Que flhos, prelchcri who
receive pay Tor preaching"
Z" No, s.r, ! recaI" nothing for preaching
TO my people"
How lhen," said the in,euogaior, eyi.
den,ly surprised and dlsconecHed, dos, lheo
manage to li,cf'
"why | work Tor nay people siN days,
and then ,rcach Tor them On Sundays fOr
uoihias."
The dialogue ended here, sin,c il was too
NANTES, to be denied that II a man worked
Tor a people siS days OF the week, he va,
fairly entitled to living
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-04
OLD SERIES, VOL. IS, NO. 40

Tnr GnyE or 5 S. PRSriss.-I have
mentioned the Stale Of Maine and with your
generous permission, before enter on the
topic OF !bo lecture, WHICH is The Recollec.
iions Of National Freedom, will pause
moment over another recollection.
But lille more ,lin a mile from the beau
ty haunted sree, Of Naichez. close by tho
roadside. i, swcs, outrageous grove Of
shrubs and trees that bend their pensive bran.
ehcs to lhs ground, as If they oyershadowod
and guarded some precious deposit. A rail-
ing enclu,ss them and although a palace
like mansion is near, and proudly embower.
ed domain, yet a sweet and sacred stiffness
rests over the grove. Birds Of melojeous
song and glorious plumagc pour out their
mos, Thrilling hamonits there; and we'll
they may Tor beneath the boughs they stand
on, sleeps ono whose voice had more than the
wiichery of all the ehorisler of the fragrant
forests Of the Soulh
I And thc ihundcr-clouj, that oitcntimes roll.
above tha, place Of lowly test, ,olemnly r..
hcauing is dcop.ioncd ai,es,alions Of iis Eicr.
ual CraI5r's sovereignty and roWci, MAJ
hush Cor u moment, ia fearful rroOl. H.
who sleep, there could thunder like a Demoa
,hcncs AID the Gash Of his intellect and the
corruscalIons Of his wit were as dazzling and
As rapid as those which leap from yonder over.
arching canopy ofsiofm.
There sleeps Prul.ss Tho bog FROM
Maine, who came in youth 20 Mississippi o.
liyc-lo win immortal Gme abd who can.
back To /, IN the high noon Of his manhood tu
dic-aad 6nd ,o sweet and quie. a grave
T. York, E,l.
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been the haPpic,t of mca, and that the old
iappcr lives in the earnest hope and cNPccla-
ton ofcncoumcnng " Nick, +" aaL netting our
10 him lhc measure Of his sins.
VISIT TO THE UGLY MAN.
Gy rHr ,uTuoE % siNoy suOOz.
A. W. ,,sPprl over ,h- low fence, heard
,hc hum Ut a spinni1r.whccl, and In another
moment. one ol the sweetest, ros.cs, faces !
ever hch,ld, loossd oui q, lhc doar !, vas
Lucy Wallis, the pretty daughter uf the Ugly
Man. slluuui'us mpIr,,ly, she asked u. in.
and @, D.. ,rllrl. and resumed hrr work
There wcrt few more lovely girl, than Lucy
% hsf moist blue cyc. was a blended expires
slon IT mlrhlulurs., and something more
tender. that went INTO Your heart without isk.
inr your leave. clad on a homr-spun fuck,
cuar,r. bot tasteful ln H. color, anil ADJUST
m.ai. and uh how brilliantly spullc,s--hor
fingers tipped with Ihc blue ol doe indlco tub
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arch tus.. sinking into pI1rf hrr rich auburn
hair. lud now. with bound racriulr catch.
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. My emotion at this time feel It would be
useless TO aiicmp, to describe. Horror, in.
dIguauon. dread, were the unweIcomc visit
ants of my soul.
When these prclnluarics had been saiisilc.
ioriaIy s.ilrj, Nanburion went on as follows.
. ! will NOT give his cSac, vurds, bu, merely
The Substance Of them.
But this Is nu, all, " be added II have
other hUsinc-, TO attend Co as soon as this is
dispatched. and shall want your help There
. Is a Pluucc village near Council BluG,, A
white tuppcr lives tboro with his iamily.-
Tha, white tappcr married Frcuch woman,
who, Iu her younger days, was very pr,uy.
Wei, Co be brief about the matter, they have
"a daughter about ys,cu,ccu wears of age, as
handsome a creature as ever saw, and have
,ccn many ofi'ai srN ir my time.
lu ms travels among the numerous lndrsn
tribes, ! have seen good lookiur ,luaus and
hlf55ccls bot none Of them would compare
with thr ruppcr's daughter
Her complexion IS clear and beautiful, and
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Srlrrira Gok.
From che Pictorial pnsing Room Coruphuior
THE TRAPPERs DAUGHTER,
\ Western sketch.
"a Isu. EoUtSsoN.

Wild regions Of thc West I WAS Influenced
BOO my movements, partly by On innate love of
adventure, and partly by the love OF gain ]
M, also the bearer Of co,cumcn, dc.patchCs
Of ,pme Importance.
Nher oonplc,iuE nav outd, a, 81 Louis, J
r,al,cl Q, cmplo, Two r.grgur', and go d,
Gr as Council Blufr Boo cauos, whcucr-ha,-
Ir- procured horse or sunc friendly lHdi-
ars-l would male the bysi ofmy Way 90 che
uurlh i'rs OF Platte uycr.
Having decided uTon 't.s couisr, began
Co louk around ior thc proper person Co as.. 81,
mr iu carving oct mv rl4u, Noya,rurs
uCrr plsaie. tur u..ai q thf'u were drunken,
irolckipr fIIovs. not Gito BE- trusted and
even ttu.r oltl.s rh1ae'rr UoclJ not cuerrc
themselves uh.Ir tbry hld 70 cent of money 90
make merry with. AG7r considerable delay
arI great deal oG bargaining. ,ao iul.,ilu-
a., vrr engaged. Tod-srrbr them would
h-a WORK al auu. fFea'iv cod shall ,a1-
l-a-, Whit tl,r ta ,ls oi rrcn a, mach a,
possible.
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French arl Indian a..'d l' could 'e ei'and h.-
tween ST. Louis AND tar Rock, Naur,a,r.-
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munstranCc. NanbuTln ""''u hlNNlN away
and followed, leaving Nick standing by the
blazing logs.
Il think We had better separate, said Van
burton, aitcr we had walked some distance in
silence.
"Iuink il will be- bcsi,"I replied. You
arc a better hunter Than !, and my presence
will bu, frighrcn the game. You may go
that way AMI will 90 this.
Again he looked Disappointed. Let's
sec you start" said he, with an auemp, to
smile.
/ knew well Why be- wished 10 see me sllr,
and resolved not to turn my back upon him al,
all. for reasons which the reader may readily
understand
You seem to make al The delay possible
! said Hcruly. I'VE shalI never reach Coun-
eli Bluffs If you ro on at liiis rate. Conc :
be og and do No, heed ne und ! viii rcwari
sou Cur your alraciIy.'
The ru1lan smiled ~. moved away,
and wa. soon ont OF sight.
What was 20 be- dorc now' Should To-
turn to the birch drag il into The water,
cross the ri,cr. anl then destroy ~ Orshouh
I make the br.. Of my way towards Council
Bluffs, or the rarc,i tribo uf Indau. without
an, DELAY. Ahcr some hr,tltion decided
900 tbc iumrr c1ur,r, and hurried towards ihc
rive, o., Gsi ss va, able. | soon reached
The ,pu, where lhr cwo' vss hauled ur. and
drew % silJnly into lr water. Ny feelings
iuru- thr period ill | vas within r.fc shot
ufthr shore will roialrcmr, TO describe, but
leave thc subject Co iha imagination oi the
reader The Precipitation ROLLED from nay
forehead IN gr.aI drofs anl rc,p'rcl .tkr 90
rrrron who haI been running violently, when
I I,lrrp,i uroa ,hr Opposite shoe.
Taking from thr "hrch what articles /
should rrrl ari coud con,.cu,Iy ,ary, !
,,uulrl % auI saw sink before turned
rvay. H0rn turned run doe woods, and walk
,l llr one who la- b., ll, At stake. | de-
trmncI io seek rh. plnrcc village. and
warn Jane, ol lor sanger. accordingly ]
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