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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-13
CLOTHING, &C.
CLIO THING!
CUSTOM OR READY-MADE,
AT THE EXTENSIVE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
a. Y. NNAEsEl.

As H. NS "A ne g.,
Nos. 81 Merchants Row, front of Worcester Iouse
FNHE subscriber has superior facilities for the produc-
ton Of CUSTOM CLOTHING, of all descrp
tons. which he is prepared make up to order, with
promp tn' IS, in the most thorough manner, and in
point of style and finish Unsurpassed and at the very
lowest possible prices. lie will have constantly on
hand large stock Of Piece Goods, which will be sold
very low per1ons wishing make their own co-
thing. lie has also hand al times an extensive
stock of Ready-made Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
at wholesale retail consisting OF
Dress, Frock, and Sack Coats,
Adapted to all of the year, made from every
variety andqualfy of cloth.
PANTALO'NS-one to one Thousand pair
Velvet Satn Silk Valencia Marseilles and all kinds OF
VESTS!
And a large assortment Of YOUTHS 81 BOYS CLIO
THING, OF every desirable style
ON ERALS, GREEN SPENCERS, 4 UMBRELLAS,
single or by the dozen.
Satp Silk, and a great variety of fancy
CRAVATS, STOCKS, AND SCARFS.
Kid, Buck, silk, Linen, isle Tn cad and Cotton
GLOW ES.
And Cotton, Worsted, Merpo, and Wooden Socks
Caps. snspenders, &C. all Of which will be sold in
quantities to suit customers upon the plan of the well
approved maxims o. Honesty is the best policy"
and " a nimble sixpence better than slow shilling F."
u Please cal wi your friends and see if these
things he SO
GT The attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS is
invited. A. P WARE.
WANTED, as above, IS or 30 Custom Pant makers
Apply Immediately. sep27 DIFF
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nnar6-dtf
3uilding Lots on Main and NAV SIS,

Building Lots on Main and May Sts.,
TNOR SALE, or exchange for properly in out Of
IL the city The above Lots within five minutes
walk of the Machine Shop southbridle street,
and offer opportunity to those wishing locate
in that part of the city
ALSO,-From one TO eight of land, situated
The Oh cad Institute, for sale low, and easy.
ALS0,-TwU Lots on Wellington street. For partic-
ulars inquire If CHESTER HUBBARD,
sep22 dSm* Corner of Austin and irving stteets
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Enr Gnln az Rcnf

New House on Pleasant at,eet near Col Abbott's,
"A convenient for three families Ii applied for
will be sold, with bout 10000 feet of land Also the
Cutting House in New Worcester, with about three
acres of land now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also
small Farm OF about 20 acres, with unfinished house
upon IT, about OF mile west Of said Gut ng estate,
near the Jones Farm Terms very LIBERAL Apply to
p. g. BACON,
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-13
GEORGE &. PECKHAM
Great llagnerrian Gallery.

No. 2O7 Main Street,
Two doors NOrth of the American Tenn
perance House, Worcester.
TENHIS Establishment which is the Olde and most
L popular one ever established in Worcester unItes
advantages for carrying he Daguerrean art, in
all its projections and beauty. Within bri.f time this
establishment HIS produced over 10000 Pictures, which
point of superiority and accuracy, have, and
can be, eXcelled.
The proprietor, DR.. VAN ALSTIN, being the oldest
art st in this city, is prepared to challenge competition
OF SKILL either in The perfection aid beauty of DaauerreO
type product uns, The exceeding eheapness with
which he is enabled TO oiie them TO the public.
N. Stock ofsuperioI quality constantly on hand
oct ID
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-13
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK.

NEW ENGLAND BRANCH.
Capital 100000, besides Surplus.
pr pared to issue policies all kinds and classes
nf property at reasonable other fssponsi-
BILE Offices
ALSO-Will insure FIRST class Farm Property and
City Dwellings, ior any number Of years less than
THIRTY at rates very much lower tn IN are charged
by the hest Mutual offices aud wi hout Any liability ID
asse, sments and the public may assured that all
Losses which this conn any may sustain, will be Literally
adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS
Peter o. Bacon, CHARLES White,
Chanes Washburn, WIN. 5. Barton,
Henry 5 Washburn, Healy Baker,
Charles Thurber, Charles Holland
Albert nrtis, Warren I.azt II,
Ehen. B. Bigelnw, Henry GOnlding
CADY HOlIISTER, President
CHARLES WASHBURN Assistant Secretary.
CHARLES HOLLAND, General Agent
Office No 263 Main ST, st door South OF United
States Hotel Worcester. Mass deco end3m.
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Front Street Store lois

Front Street Store Lots
TIME valuable lot OF land the South side Of Front
L ST. North of the Salem street Church extending
on Front street about 40 feet, and bounding East
Tinmbull St., and Vest Salem street, is offered
for sale in lots suit purchasers Its average depth
over 20 eet. The lots will he sold on such terms
render them profitable purchase, either for those
wishing to huild stores for their to let.
mar25-dtf FRANCIS II DEWEY. 2lS Main 81
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Clothes Cleansing.
LU M Der
Charcoal

Charcoal.
DERKSIIIRE co. CHARCOAL, made entirely from
Ii the nest of Hard ood constantly hand and for
sale at Plymouth street Cod Yard Office, No. 207
Main street, two doors north American I,ouse.
ana distf n M BARBOUR.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

=
LIZ A BUILDING LOT on Front street, corner
nA Of Vine street. 46 feet front by 10 deep Joining
- Warden Block, with Dwelling House thereon,
being very desirable location for The erection of
Block of Stores, and would be profitable investment
for a capitalist For further particulars inquire Of
CALEB A. WALL,
aug2I-dtf No. 2l2 Il 36 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-13

BUUUbI anu OII66y6.
WYE are now Receiving choice daries' Butter and
w Cheese, from Herkimer, jefferson, and ST. Law
sen sspas dr. 80 KLDRIcH co.
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WORCESTER. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10
REAL EsTAT
FIR Sale mr. IN Rent.
House and Lot for sale

A SMALL convenient House, with hard and soft wa
N ter in same. And 30 or 40 thoice Fruit Tees
Inquire Of J r. LIGHT, corner of Arch and Orchard
SITS; or of WOODBURY. LIGHT & CO., at the Grand
Junction Machine Shop. dec6 dim
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Silver Spoons.
POWDER.

vTNHE American Powder Company's sporting, Rife,
1 ana Blasting POWDER, constantly for sale by the
subscriber. This Powder is Of superior quality and
will he sold yearly as low poor article is selling
Also, New York SHOT, and g. D. CARS.
w. IL. HARRINGTON,
jyl dwtf Front ST, opposite City Hall.
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Wrapping Paper
Potash.

90 900 s om he snss fasi and o
sale low for the CASH LEE SPRAGUE d CO..
sen23 dN2m No % Main ST.
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SILVER. WARE.


ON hand, and made To order, every variety of Sll.
" YER WAKE, warranted represented and neat
ly engraved, free of charge, at
BENZ GODDARD'S,
sepI6dwtf Under Brinley Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-13

E. M. ELWELL, Saw Manufacturer.
CAMS OF all kinds kept constantly ON hnnd and a0
- 10 order. Also all kinis of SAWS retoolhed
straight ned, set, filed, and put in the best running
der, aud as cheap any other Yankee.
Jan3 Idly No. 20 Exchange st.
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WORcEsTRR DAILY say:
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT
2 Main Street. OlutO,o,, Fso.

EDITORS AND pRorRIEroRs.
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Communion Win!

A VERY pure article, for sale very low by LEW -
"A 4. LAZELl., Wholesale and retail Druggist, NO.
kMaIs srREET, doors north Am. House Jan ~
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co. Partnership Notice.
Piano Fortes for Sale.
Sal Soda,

CODA Ash, and Bleaching Powders. Tons Sal So.
- da do Soda Ash, do Bleaching Powders, received
and for sale by G. : & A j. HOWE,
novl2-d2m olp0sit9sil.er " wien sts,
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C0LORED VELVETs,

CULUHEU VELV Els,
For Shawls, Cloaks, and Mantillas
A FULL as>ortn ent of the above. embracing all the
IA desirable shades, together with every variety of
Trimmings, suitable for VeIvets to match for sale q
the lnwest prices, at CHAMBERLAIN g. CO.'S.
dec3-3Mis
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= a. ID re S
Prepare Tor Gold weather !
New Plaids for Chil1ren.

A FEW pit ceS ami choice sly les CASHMERE
IN and ROB ROY PLAlDS, Manufactured expressly
for Childrens weT. Also, variety OF Checked Cassi
meres nd Twecjs for Boys Pants at low prices. Per-
having hidrens Clothing to buy, will save time
and money, by going directly to
deco 3wis. CHAMBERLIN a. cos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
meteorological Observations, March ls

BY MoRsES LINE-oFFIcE rs WALL STREET.
BUFFALO, A. M.-Heavy frost last night; this n
barometer 291'o. P. M.-wind northwest thsr.
mometer 80 mercury in barometer 81; barometer
~. 240.
RocHEsrrR,0 A. M Some snow fell last evening but
the eun this morning, is taking It off, 1t being clear
and pleasant; wind west; Thermometer 38. r M
evening; Thermometer 40.
AUBuRS,9 "a. M.-Cloudy and unpleasant this morn
ing; wind north. p. NJ Cloudy and cool; thsrmo.
meter 36.
SYRACUSE, o A. Clear and pleasant morning.
considerable snow has fallen wind northwest: tner.
mometer 81 Up. M.-Is has been q very pleasant
day but rather cloudy now wind N n w.; thermo.
meter 46.
oswEoo, "a. NJ A bright, cool morning; little snow
fell last night; wind north east thermometer 81 ba
rometer 2s.072 SP. Dark and cloudy, but not
unpleasant evening wind northeast thermometer &c.
bsromete 28. .66
Urea, "a M Cloudy, but no. unpleasant; wind
west northwest; thermometer 34 baron ter 20. .O3o
SAINT weather; wind northwest; Thermometer 36k;
barometer unchanged
ALBANY, 0 A. M.-Cloudy, but not stormy; wind
northwest; Thermometer 81; mercury so; barone ter
z9.tt6. 8P. M.-Oloudy and anplsssant; wind north;
thermometer 81 barometer .720 mercury in baro-
meter 81.
TRoY, "a. T. Cloudy, pleasant morning; therm,-
meter 20; wind northeast. SP. NJ A drizzling rain
commenced about eight o'clock and still continues;
wind north east; thermemetsr IS.
MONTREAL, "a M Beautiful morning: thermom.-
ter %; barometer 20. so; wind N. N. X.
KINGSTON, o "A. M.-Olear; thermometer a.
CoBoRG, ga. M.-Cloudy and cold
TORONTO, . A. M-Cloudy and looks like rain thee.
mcmeter 3S.
BURLINGToN, A. M.=Wind nor.bwest; clear: thrr-
mometer 80.
WHrrHALL. 9 A. M Cloudy: strong north wind
blowing; theimometsr 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

only should act Il Il not demanded By ali the obli
cations OF gentemsny honor that those two unk
allies Of Mr.. Beekmsn, who declared war against
Hamilton Fish sheuld come to his help, instead of
showing the white feather, and leaving Mr. Bsekmsn
to stand the brunt of the battle alsne.
Mr.. BRowN moved to adjourn. Lost BY ayes IA, de-
mocrats and Mr.. Beekmsn) nays l6.
The question then came up on the motion to post.
pone indefinitely, and 1t decided In the negative.
Ayesl4, nays 10, the same vote previously given.
Mr.. BABcocK said he ready to avow that he was
enc OF the signers OF that letter Furthermore that
be wrote IT. but he denied that he had ever said that
his vote the senatorial question depended on the
answer to that letter. As early November last
yes, before that time, he had considered Hamilton
Fish proper person to represent this State in the
Senate Of the United States. This opinion had been
given in letters which may bs known and read BY all
men He said that he had sufficient evidence to
satsfy him that Hamilton Fish entertained the Same
views, in relation to the compromise measures, that
he did HIMSELF that, without regarding them per-
feet he considered them constitutional laws to be
obeyed until repealed Mr.. B. defended his IS
consistent throughout,
long debate ensusd not involving the merits Of
the question. The democratic Senators spoke in
cession 6enators Dart and Brandreth absent
Mr. CARROLL at length got the floor, and occupied
the time In discussing the question Of order and other
things not exactly upon the main question He spoke
until halfpast twelve O'Clock, when he was called
order by Senator Cook.
The PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE decided that Mr.
Carroll was strictly out of order, but he allowed
to 40 In order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
From ashington City.

WAsHINuToNI MATCH 10, 1901.
The onion denies that Major Donelson Is committed
to any candidate for the Presidency but will support
heartily the democratic nomination.
The confirmation OF John Owen, announced off,
cally As Indian Agent a mistake, 1t should be VIII
Nam Sprague.
Generals SCOTT, Wool, Twsgs, Jessup Lawson, Jones'
Gibson, and Col Larnes, the Commissioners for the
selection OF Military Asylum will leave next week
for Mount Vernon, and other points on tho sssboard
q tour of inspec
The City Council have removed Charles b. Olusky,
Engineer Of the Washington Canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
Lake Krie NAyigatlon

- BUFFALO March IL, 1851.
The steamer Arrow, from Detroit has just arrived.
Tne ssratoga from Detroit lays st Black Rock below
buffalo. The Wisconsin viii leave this evening and
the Albany and Arrow to morrow morning for Detroit
There is now very little Zoe the Lake and navxa.
tion may be regarded as open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

sAyASNAH March Ia, 1851.
The sales OF cotton amounted to Gce bales at prices
ranging from TO loA cents.
Sr. Louis March Is, 1851
Wheat Is heavy, with a do inward tendency. rang.
Ing om 90 10 10 cents. Corn is sold at 81 4oo de-
liyered on beard Provisious are firm. Lard No In
barrels and tierces IL a, 81 I2is No chlnge In bulk
meal Whiskey is duh at ls& a l9o. The river lie at
u stand and the weather is clear and cool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE n Y. LEGISLATURE.
II a M I 1t o n FIs
ELECTED
UNITED STATES SENATOR,
&c., &C., So.
Election or u. 3. Ssn ator.

ALBANY March 10 A. NJ.
The Legislature have just elected Hamilton Fish
United Ststss Senator The Lieutera ant Governor In
joint meeting. has pronounced and declared him duly
elected tor six years In place of Daniel g. Dickinson
The vote for Elk Governor Fish in the Senate was I6
and the democratic vote was IL Mr.. Bsskman was
excused from voting and three democrats declined
doing. Mr. Brandrsth, it Is said returned just in
time to vote.
In the House, the vote for Fish was es.
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The Ohio River. &c

PTrTsBUR0, March IS, 1851.
The river eight feet IN the channel and Il
yesterday.
and business here is brisk
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Mortality or New Orleans. !.

BALTIMORE, March 18, 1851.
New Orleans papers to the 11th inst. late a. due
we're received to night by which We learn that the
number Of deaths In that city the week ending the
Sth inst, were Il6, Of which six by cholera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

TRENTON, March IL, 1851
The new charter for Jersey City just been signed
~ Governor Fort having passed the House by . vote
offoity to seven The Senate bill to enable shore
owners to build docks passed the House. with amend
ments. The snow Is eight inches deep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19

Prosecution or George wilkes for Libel.
PoUGHKEEPsE COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
Before the Hon. Judge Barculo and Associate Justices
Grant and Hall.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-23

The Errgladcs.-- Gov. Brown returned
from South Florida last night, in excellent pre-.
scrvaiinn, sun.burnt, tanned and hesrtier than
We have seen him for years His visit has been
IN exceedingly pleasant one. The generous
hospitality of the citizens of Monroe lett moth
ing uad"l,c to make it agreeable, and he speaks
warmly OF the overHo~ing kindness which met
him from all quarters. L.
TIE Governor made very considerable ex.
plnra,i.n of the everglades, and the opinion he
has arrived at aud confidently entertainsis,
tlat not Only is a thorough drainage mpraeti.
cable, but, il it could be effected, the deposit
Lid bare would be lonnd to he a purely veset
, able decomposition, light enough, when dry.
to be,biown away, and quite as combnstide as
peat. The everglades are iuterspersed with nus
merogs channels and basins ofs adcpth below
tie level Of the ocean, with. alimcssa,e or sand
bottom, and where the absence OF all curEent
permits the vegetable deposits to accumulate 70
great or less depth, it is still SO loose aud I'M
substantial that many years exposure to the ac-
ton of the sun aud atmosphere will be neces.
sary to irnpart to it the qualities OF SOIL. BY
deepening the outlets to the sea. the water of
the everglades could be materially lowered 50
AS to reclaim land about the margin, and drain
the numerous islands interspersed through this
great waste of waters; but nothing more cap
be done. The waters of the everglades teen
with fish of many varieties, and in such Dum-
bers, one must see to believe. With q simple
spear the fisherman may load his boat in a few
moments. Wild fowls are there in such enor.
nous flock, as almost to darken the sun; and
game is abundant on the islands. Add to these
the Indigenous growth Of Coonti or Arrow
root, of which the Indian, makes his bread, and
the attachment of the savageto such,a spotis
easily understood. TO himSit; is almost a par.
adise..- TaIiahassee Seniael.a'f' S{-ts ss.s,4sa
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-23
NEW STORE.

TTNIlE subSc riher would in:nrm his friends and
1 The public generally. that he has opened an
extensive stock OF GR-CER rs. at the stand
formerly occupied by J"seph w. Dolby. ore door
south ol Camphel's isakery, and opposite ii. Le-
w a. Son. where m,y h. found all articles usu-
ally kept in the Grocery li''r, consisting in part
of The following:
Fulton Marke, Beef
No. | and = Mackarrl in kits, fnr family use;
Rio and lava CoifacS; crushed aud Brown Sugars;
New dreams MnIasscs, (new crp) bn,cr,'wine
aud soda crackers; cheese, buckwheat, raisins,
currans, almonds, English mustard, iilberts, Pc
can nuts assorted pickles. aud preserves.
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THE SOUTHERN STORE.

4 LL who wish Bargains, are invited 10 can III
Il X. S. MOFFhT'S new Southern Store
third house above the ank OF Camden, where
thcy will find a complete assortment nI
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
in part, as .iollows
Fancy and mourni;. 2 Prints
rs and IA brown Shlrlngs
Blue DENNIS and Marlborough Stripes
Satmetls and Kentucky Jeans
cloths and lancy Cassimeres
Negro Ke< <cy<; Bed and Negro Blankets
Nous De 'aines, GInghauIs, dc.
Groceries.
Brown. Loaf, crashed and clarified Sugar
RIO and lava Coifces
New Orleans and West India Molasses
Mackarci. Nos. = ana 3 IN barrels
Cheese, Rice, Flour, Bacon aud Salt
Ra,sina, i'etper, SPICE
Tobacc3, Sesars. &c. &c.
Hardware.
Pocket Knives and Forks
Britannia and Iron Spoons
Trace and Halter Chains
Axes, Hammers and Hatchcts
Spades, Siluv lis and Hoes
Hand, mill ard crusscut srws
Vices. anvils and hsacksntI,'s bellows
Nails, brads. tacks and sp gs
Knob, pad closet and stock locks
Iron squares. compas<es and plane irons
Brushes. backing, COTTON and wool cards
lsroadaxes and sIeeyardsi pots and skillets
Bread and narrow Iron &c.
Ready Made Clothing
oi every description.
Saddles, Brides and MarlinSales
t'rockery aud &! ssware
Gunny and Dundee Bagging
Kentucky Rope and Twne
Together wn every other article usually fnun
in a well sele, led stock Of Dry G"d-, Gr"cer"s
and Hardware. All oi which Mlll be sold exceed
ingIy low i0r cash.
The highest market prices paid for cottor
and other country produce.
Dec 81, X. S, ". FEAT.
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months >
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Is published nj Two Dollars il paid in rdvamre. or Two
Dollars and Fiv Gents. il payment is DELAYED for Six
months and Three Dollus. if moi paid until the ei of the
year: ar:. ~
nres Fur ono squar q lives ~ less in The weekly
nne dollar for the first. and twenty-five rents tor each
subsequent Insertion.
In the weekly sevents.vc rcr sansrr Cor the irr
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p rron Single insertion one inll;sr per sq'hre
The nurnn.r of i,lse rons .!rsc aud tho edition TO
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Jrrrd no he discontinued. anr charged Accordingly
Serni-rnon,hy. monthly "nd quarterly advertisements
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nysAlI communications by mail must be postpaid to
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The following gentlemen are Agents for the Journal:
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL
PUBLISHED Br
THOMAS j. WAKssEN
THE sEMI-WEEKI.Y JOURNAL
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.

Is published Dollars and flt'y Cents u par m
,dynnc. or For Dollars if paymen, is tcl.vc for three
months.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-23

A Monster Balloon.- Mr. Wise, the great
American uronaut and distinguished author on
the art of balloon, has in preparation mon
ster balloon holding fifty thousand cubic
feet Of gas. and capable of carrying up sixteen
persons of ono hundred and fifty pounds eachss
He expects to have it ready for the ascension
from Philadelphia about the first Of June. -
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Darlington Hotel,

DARLINGTON COURTHOUSE
TNHE above House having been purchased and
L fitted up anew by JoHN D"TEN, is again open
ed for the accommodation Of the Public. Strict
attention TO the wants and comforts OF guests
will be given, and TO effort, calculated to merit
the patronage of all who may favor the establish
!"ent with visit, shall be spared
All that the market and surrounding country
afford will be found upon the table.
Comfortable rooms, for families or individuals,
are prepared.
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hosilers.
Drovcrs can be well accommodated, "A any
number Of horses and mules can be ept in the
stables and lots expressly prepared for Them
Nov. |, 1850. S6 If
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05- The Eastern papers s-Union, free-soa
and higher law-have telegraphed dispatches
giving an account of the recent "Union" meet-l
ing in this city. They all c.ntain two errors,
namely, that it was the "largest and most e,'.s
thusitstic convention Of the people" ever held
in this city, and that it "resolved to support 40
man for the Presidency who was not for tho.
Union, first last, and all the time:'' Neither
of these statements has shadow Of truth in it.
The meeting, instead of making the pledge re.
fcrred to, did precisely the REVERSE aud resolved
to dissolve the Uuou under certain conditions
.-.NobHe Tribune.