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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-11

Among the distinguished authorities who have
given their names to recommend "Cherry Pector-
all as the best remedy that is known for the al
iections OF the lungs, are "London Lancet Ca
nadiar Journal OF Medical Science" "Boston Me-
dcal and Surgical Journal" "Charleston Is. s }
Medical Review" "New Jersey Medical Report
err Prof. Webster, Harvard College, Prot, Bart
lett, Transatlantic University OF MecIcine. PIes-
dent Perkins, Vermont Medical College. DR.. Val
en,ine Mott. New York City. Parker Cleveland
Bowdon College. Prof Butterield, Willoughby
College, Ohio, Prof. Brai;hwaile, Leeds GEng;)
Medical School, Sir Richard Kane, Queens Col
lere, ireland, Prof. Roseubauni, lelpsc.
Tho public have but to know the virtues and as
tonishing success of the "Cherry Pcctoral," IN
curing diseases OF the lungs, when they will feel
sec ure from these dangers, whenever this remedy
can be obtained.
Prepared by J. &. AVER Cbimisf, Lowell Mass
and .n i IN Camden a, McKAIN'S Drug Store and
by Druggists generally Throughout the Unite States.
Dec. 10, lej0. " "p
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Ifany man doubts whether the Bible sane.
tions the principles of slavery, let him read the
first five verses of st. Pauls Epstle to Timothy.
He will there fnd, that the master, instead of
being, as the abolitionists denounce him, Il mon
star and criminal, AS accounted "nor,hy Of all
honor" The character of those who "teach
otherwise" the abotionists, is admirably drawn
by the inspired writer. As all men do not
read their Bible with the strietcst attention and
regularity, we will transcribe the verses.
1. Let as many servants as are under the
yoke count their own masters worthy OF all
honor, that the name of God and his doctrine
be not blasphemed.
2. And they that have believing masters, let
them not despise them, because they are breth-
rem; but rather do them service because they
are faithful and beloved partakers of the benefit.
These things teach and exhort.
8. If any man teach otherwise and consent
not to wholesome words, even the words of our
Lord Jesus Christ, and to the doctrine which
is according to godliness.
4. He is proud, knowing nothing, but doting
about questions and strifes of words, whereof
coneth envy, strife, railing, evil surmisings
s. Pererse disputings of men of corrupt
minds, and destitute of truth, supposing that
gain is godliness such withdraw thysclf.
What correct portrait of the character of
the abolitiouists of our day. And what whole
some advice does the Apostle give "From
such withdraw thyselc" c"-Sonth Side Democrat.
Mock Auctions AcAIS.-It really seems to
US rs if cautions to strangers in our city are alb.
solutely thrown away We have many times
warned them against Lie practice of the keepers
of mock auction shoi~; yet almost every day
we hear. of some fresh instance of rascality.-
Yesterdsya very daring effort at swindling was
made.ata PeterF Funk ablishment not thou.
sand miles from here. f,, ..,,,s-
!. stranger entered he shop, when his atten
tion was arrested By watch and and . lot OF
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-11

knives which were put up for sale together, and
which the auc;ionrer declared were going for.
almost nothing. The cou6ding stranger bid
seven dollars and Il half, when, to his great as
tonish,nent he was told that the "lot'' was his,
=, "crcal bargain" He took twenty dollar
hill from lis pocket and handed it to the clerk,
with request to have the change returned.
"Chang p said the clerk, with an air ofas.
tonishment. "Why. my friend, this is not
enough hv Il hundred dollars. Let me see !; fil-
teen dozen knives at 81 and half a dozen,
that's Sll2.5O, and $50 for the watch, make
precisely sl20. Yes, sir, that's exactly 500
that you owe us yet"
81 assure you, said the astomShcd stranger,
81 bid on the whole lot at once. You are GER
taiuly laholing under a mistake"
The clerk, however, declared that he was
correct; Sl20 was the gcnllenan's bid, and he
would have to pay it; land besides" said he,
"wc vii! have no fuss in this store, 50 get out
vour money while make out your BILL
With these words he took Il pistol from a
drawer, and LAYING it OH the table turned TO his
desk to write. Tnc stranger not rclishng be-
iur So unccrcmnliously y dddcd out of his cash
besides being 'fullied aud threatened with
dose of lead, immediately seized on the pistol,
cooked ii, aud pointing it at the clerk, declared
tilas ifhls money was not returned directly he
would see what efficacy there was in a pistol
ball. This summary method of proceeding had
an instantaneous effect; the clerk took the
money from his pocket, and handing it over,
said with smile, "Oh certainly sir," here j,
your money; merely thought perhaps you'd
like to buy pistol"
The stranger lett the shop little wiser than
he went in; but we greatly fear that many more
who follow him will not get of so easily
". y. Picayunc.
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Conririalaies in Prison.-Thc prisoners in
Jail in Cincinnati were treated on Christmas
day to a substantial dinner in the jail.
Speeches were made by tue prisoners, and
after dnncr 4 number of dances were given by
colored boy. In the evening, young man,
one OF the invited guests, attempted to have
some sport with the thieves, when his watch
suddenly disappeared. After he had com.
planned about the loss sometime, one of the
thieves handed him his watch, coolly rernarking,
that he must be careful what company ho
keeps.
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MASONIC HALL
CLOTHING STORE,

|OS hlnS-strect, corner OF wentworth,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
" A. KENT g. MITCHELL are now re.
W. ceiving their usual supply of Spring and
Summer Clulhng, TO which they would invite the
attention of purch scrs. They keep constantly an
hand, full and complete stock of Clothing and
Genllemen's Quitting articles. Purchasers will
AT all times find full stock OF
English and French Cloth Dress end Frock Coats
Medium and low priced Cloth do
Pants, of all descriptions,
And full stork ol Vests.
They would invite attention 10 their stock OF
Quitting articles, VIZ: Shirts, Collars, Cravats,
Under Garments, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspendcrs,
Dressing Gowns, &c. dc
All Of the above Goods will be sold at the low
est prices
w. A. KENT f MITCHELL,
26S king-st cor. Wentworth.
April 12. % If
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Spirit Gas OF burning Fluid,
Lamps, Wicks &c.

TIME subscriber has just received from Balti-
i more, an elegant assortment OF GIass and Ne
talic Spirit Gas Lamps, Wicks, sc. in few days
he will also have supply Of the Burning Fluid,
to all Of which he invites the attention Of those in
want, aud his friends genaraIly.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-11
The Great Cough Remedy

The annals of medical science. atfordng as they
do ample pronf &: the power and value OF many
medical agents, have furnished no examples to
comrarc with the salutary effects produced by
"AYER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL"
The remarkable cures OF the disease OF the
Lungs which have been realized By It's use, attest.
cd as they arc by many prominent professors and
physicians in this and foreign lands should cncour
,ge the afflicted to persevere with e strong as
surance that the use OF the 'Chcdry PectoraP will
relic We and ultimately cure them.
We prese mt to the public unsolicited testimonl-
ais from some of The first men in our country, up
on whose judgement and experience Implicit con-
tdcnce may be placed.
DR. PERKINS, President W. Medical Collcge,
one of the most lea, ned and intelligent physicians
in the country, considers it composition OF rare
excellence inr the cure Of that formidable disease,
Consumption"
NoRwIcH, April 26, 1916.
Dr. J. c.. Ayer-Dear Sir :-Agrceahe to The
request OF your agent, we will ,heerluy Stale
what we have known ol The effects oil your CHER
Rl PECTORAL and they have been astonishing
indeed Mrs Brtscv Streetcr had been afflicted
with severe and relentless cough, which reduced
her verv low 50 law tina, little hope could be en-
tertained of her recovery, Numerous remedies
had been tried without effect before the Cherry
PectOrakss And that has cured her. Gearge w at.
kilsonSEaq., had to our knowledge been afflicted
with asthma, Tor eleven years, and grown yearly
worse, until The Cherry PcctOral has now removed
the disease and he is as free from any OF lis symp
toms as we arc. The Rev. Mark Dane had been
so severely attacked with the Bronchitis, as 10 dis,
able him from his duties, aud nothing had afforded
him relief until (Mr. Thorniag) carried him
bottle OF your Pectora which cured him at once,
and he now ohiciates as usual in this place.
These are three of the cases in which we have
kdown it successful, but never tail. VIZ have
great pleasure in certifying % these facts and ale
respected sir your humble servants.
RER. ID. THORNlNG.
HON. J. BATTLES.
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Franch USrUndy
Bogardus' Planetary Horse Power.

INIIE subscribers have received one Of the above ma
/ clnes from the manufactorv of Geo Vail & Co., to
which t.v woud call the attention of those who want
pnwrrs for Ginning Saving Grinding Orders for any
kind of MILL IRONS or CASTINGS Will he pTmptly
ae1ded 10. McDOWi LL% CoorEh.
Rr A few Mil Crnnks on hand.
S.nf OIL lHin. Is
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new FAIda1 1alls;s:

NJ. DRUCKE
RE now just opening Their and new:sup-
Il ply of seasonatls Goods, consiifae in part of
Cloths. cassmeres, sattinets, yestMa tslihens
Plain and figured alpaca, mouselin de LANES,
Ginghams, with otLer goods for Ladies Dresses
---ALso-
A splendid variety Of Calicoes, and the very best
and cheapest bleached and brown Muslin
to be found in the Town
The above Goods have been selected with the
greatest care, and will besold as always, at the
very lowest prices. Oct. %.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-11

HoRsEBAcx RIDING IN MADErnA-Thc
Hon. John A. Dix, in his recent work, "a
Winter in Madeira" gives al amusing account
of horseback riding in Funchal. For thirty
cents al hour Il liuc horse may be hired at any
livery stable, together with man as attendant,
who follows on FOOT and when you desire to
ride fast, he catches hold of your horses tail and
is drawn along. In this way he prevents you
from running away from him. Mr. Dix says
that the horses soon become accustomed to
these human appcmdascs, and that the fellows
have a way oil making the horses 60 fast or
slow, as they desire, in spite Of the rider. Mr..
Dix says that for ladies this association of horse
and driver is great convenience They need
no other attendant He is always ready to
render any assistance if the horse looses Il
shoe, he has hammer and nails in his pocket
to replace it. 1t is no; easy to fancy Il more
ludcrous spectacle than lady riding through
the city Il, ull gaup with Il man hanging TO
the tail of kcr horse; but such scenes arc of
hourly occurrence i'll Funchal, and the eye soon
becomes accustomed to them.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-11

JeW David'a or Hebrew Plaster,
VNfIE most successful Pain Extractor ofthe pres
L cnt day: Leidy's Sarsaparilla Pills: Jayne's
Ague Pills: Braudreth's, Peters, Spencers Moi:
fats, Gordon's, Keeers, Roberts, Lees and
Wrighl's Indian Vegetable Pills; Glove anodyne
Tooth Ache Drops; Egyptian Champoo; PastIes de
Paris: English Tooth Brushes: Hair Brushes;
Buffalo, Horn and Ivory Combs; Pcriilmcry; Gilt
Toilet Bottles China Inkstands, Paper, Pens, En-
rclopes, Sealing Wax, Waters, Moltos, &c. &C.,
may always be had at
July .. Y. J. DELAYS.
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The subscriber has just finished off a lot of Ma
hogany Rocking Chairs in plush. Also Sewing
Chairs in plush and hair; very neat articles and
at unusually low prices. G. l.. CllATTEN.
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General Information!
TINE subscriber would contdenllalIy INFORM his
Il kind patrons, and the public promiscuously,
that he is in town." having returned from the
North with an overwhelming stock Of choice,
cheap and elegant Goods, embracing every thing
new and elegant in
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
His purchases consist entirely of Dry Goods, Sc
lected from the most recent mportations, with the
closest attention to every branch Of the Dry Goods
business SO as to present to the public at once.
complete assortment in that line, and at prices low
enough to suit the closest economist.
Parties from the country will please bear him
in mind when they visit Camden, as his stock is
always open for inspection.
New Goods received every month, at the ''Pal-
melto Cash Store.
JAMES WILSON.
Oct1. n If
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Pastilles de Paris.

Pastilles de Paris.
JHOR the aIeviaion and cure OF BRONCHITIS
Il and other diseases of the throat now SO PrcVa
lent in the United States. among Ministers anu
other public speakers. For sale by
sent On r. J. DELAY.
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TRENCH German url English fhin tasIlcrrs, tor
II Ladies Dnrss-s hfso-Teivet and other Trimmings
uIencd thi, day, ai boNNEi
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The late case of Imprisonment Of an Amtri-
can Sra Captain at Hdyi.-We learn from the
Messrs Lewis, of this city, owtcrs OF the brig
Leauder, that Capt Mayo, the former coDm.ln-
der, is now on his way to this city from Ber-
muda, via Halifax Some of the crew have
already arrived ut New York. The Leander,
it will be remcnbered was lost at sea OH the
way from Cape llaytien to Boston, and the
crew taken into bermuda. Relative to the
imprisonment OF Capt. Mayo at Cape Hayten
we have the following particulars: Capt. Mayo
applied to the authorities Of Cape Haytien to
arrest one of his crew who had deserted The
man was arrested, placed in Jail, and afterwards
delivered up to tine captain. The man swore
to be revenged, and shortly afterwards gave i'll
formation to the Hayteu authorities that Capt.
Mayo had Struggled $4,000 worth Of dry
yoods into that port. Though the whole cargo
Of the Leander amounted to less than the al
legged value sunuggled, yet Capt. Mayo was ar.
rested by the authorities Of the port, aud thrown
into the common criminal prison, a place Of
most disgusting filth and misery, where from
three t, five hundred negroes are at times in
confinement 10 Il petition from the United
States agent, tililt He HIISIlt be SoHihCa III tue
fort the answer was, that it was too good
place for "wtnte" man. Here Capt. Mayo
remained six days, and was at length released
without examination, the authorities having be-
come convinced of the groundlessncss OF the
charges against him. The United States
Agent then made rmaldcmaud for damages,
and 50 alarmed were the authorities that
Prince Bobo, the chief in command, was about
to grant it, when Baron La CIRQUE arrived from
the capital. lie also assented to the justice OF
,e claim, but said it could not be paid without
an order from tIe Emperor, with whom cash
is quite scarce at present. 4 short time since
all English schooner at Aux Cayes received
and obtained from the llaytien government
$4,000 damages fora less aggravated outrage.
1t is a singular fact that the man who thus un.
Justly accused Captain Mayo died on the pas
sage home of fever, contracted while in the
prison at Cape llaytien.-Bosion 1rapeiler
Jan. 25.
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PUBLISHED ny
WARREN L. PRICE. ss
THE sEMl-WEEKLY JOURNAL

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advance or Four Dollars if payment is delayed for three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-14
Launches.

At Chelsea Mss. the eth inst, new e1Doer 'h,'
called the George Washington THIS ship Is so tuns an
will prshao STOW 'ar-sr cargn than any oiher vesse n
the Tur@d S'ares Hs- stated - ~ no-s than
s7noCe and 5 oEnsd IA Eo-t-B She - - ne com nAai
81 ~ Capt JOSIAH B. Corninss late Il the 'aP cara
Vhs,ltr .
At Bath on the sh ms; from Larrsaes's ysrd ship To-
rent fae vessel 81 about 50uns Red b.. Ms rs Jea<s
Of Bath and o;hers and b. Capt Prince. oi fTmontn
who ls 70 command her AIS. from Lemcuts 'ard 81
Cos'ea f7e vessel Ct js7 fnaS. nRne ~ 3 {. BaheT.
F.c ard rthe-s and ~ Can't Vas 4 Hsllo veil who
g 70 con uard her Also from The yari o. k.m AL n
Mold On en- ms hsaurl sho n iso f-rs she owned
Nv the builders and Capt PInkham q Et-e-ono who VII
cor maud her-
solendio brig named A. Ba,chl-d was llun \ ed A
few da,s <nce froa the Yard Of Messrs j " 1. d
Jones. a. + sNOTth.
Cufrer Jr. ship fusz. % 700 tuns She = owaed ~
Capt Micah and George INT. and the n lGer- -
Al Rock and oh inst from TIE a-d ni Ie-srs G y y
Dyer fine schooner 81 al tuns named the Louisa -
- coma uGtd nv Cag- Jesse AmeS So f0m me fa't
cf Mr. Ssnf1rd S'arreti 10Y hlld named
ihe Ona'ay!a, % he commanded D. Capt Freemm 81
monfrH
Al Eargor st ms, brig Hanuden ii is tuns-to be
enplo The West India trade under co nmand OF Capt
PonTov
fine bark of ahon; 600 iunS called " Hall, va
launched Nv the Nessrs. Hall. from their shf-ya & the
Union NILS near Ca'aI ith INST.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK OCTOBER IS.
Cleared.

Steamer-Ohlo Schenck Chagres. NJ q. Roberts.
Ships-(,alena. Leaytt. New Orleans. VIM Nelson
Woodslde. Hodges, Mobile, 7 4 ID. Fowler Zeresa.
Liverpool, ZeregA Co.: Cheshire Rich, Long bland,
Bahamas. Crosby. Croker 4 Co.
Barks-Haryest Nichols savannah, Sturges Clearmln X
Co Altoona Arey. ADaachncola !. b. Gsger Leont ne.
(Bren.) Thornsn, Norfolk St1tZ q Gudeimeisier' DIVA
Spall Mobile, ". Elwell Express, Bosse, Cardenas,
master. 49,
Bre-H Kellock, Keock, ST. stephens n B. and Ca
las Me Thomas, lBr.l Tones, 81 John, n Geo b
Morewood < Co Percy, Bunker, Sagua la ttrande, J. ".
Elwtll K S Samson. Wallan. Darlen, 9 RocSen
baugh; A. H. Wass, Pratt. Tonasco j eager; Moan
Ia leer Hall. acksonttle y Place X Co.
Standardization. Woelam, Petersburg. J. Hunter
Co Aveager. Haskell West Ii dies. J / Wmte \ co
May Pow ell Powell Wilmington. v C. ). Powell j.
g Adams. NorrIs, Boston. Foster y Nickerson VI irs
Jane Bailey. Norfolk. Surges, Chairman Co. George
Franklin. Holt Cherrystone. i. II. Powell f. =. Lewis.
Berry. Por land s W. Lewis phube Baxter, Fuller,
Philadelphia j. Hand
sioop Victory Baker, Bristol
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER A. 1901

,o.n,a uou,s Phlial.lpAIa brrs Nyra, stodsy DO.
dove RSs do Resows Lowell New York Kosep.
ko Elssa. Thomasioe; Urea. ,ln. ron, ~.
os, !, ~ arr barr rq ps,T Ht'a' Belle g. L,ys
Ia fs, Clio worrS Baltimore ID; PeHnsi. S'over.
N "a, Vel and Ghds Loved Albany Eh,ab-th
Scott Bangor. Ann, Pr4, pr-sdsn ,9. d "a
ans ha,ss Zr.rar7a In ioss) Whai Cheer sch-s
Brenda tow and Dr. sed 70 ave s9as ose~ pa.
s.cSer started On Sa;mday asd AR-hored SsloS "h-rS
-. s,nsS on Sr~6sv Nothing sailed sunday. wind
easterlv. with thick w.a'he aai ran; u,,.... d..
BATH. oct. AR brig Chas h'n'y, Nilsa -, l.',
d.lrhta. schrs Laureta. Ausia. btitlmore h.tses
Dsh.rah. Baser New Bedford Cnarloiie Nhte O. b
Sarah. Thompson. Boston C'd-oa,A ) ; IVA ny"
Snail savannah. Ar Oct. lo-seAs Nio-ous' -
CHARI ESTON. Oct. Arr. sh.ls Geo. hcpey
Columbia Grumley d. as CAIna'ic, srl ger q
sen Wsscot Wines ;, Martins, W ca b-rs So h.'
F. ss, a'; Ssod t New orea jon RSo
bland. ca schr Fu-ekn. kir'van Balnmors a..
Re,ton. thar schr Lucy. ruman Boston sd >chr-
Empire Maxwell. GEORGETOWN. e. h.n- AT seas
MkSRLFHEAD' Oct i-Sd Br schs Heary L,viags-
ton ano CALEDONIA. Dieby 9Th, schs Tennessee Phh'i'
l Mo Ts' Oct I'ss cd ID" Ship Nicholas BdEs caakas
Live pool, mot New-Orloaus, as before reported
p4 NEW Ss1 YeIs 4ro Gra ' d5 o MacS5
tAust , Faresch BordearV CID steamship Louisiana.
I d ta Gaf1 a S w New YORK cah
c AK Msrselles schr. MAJOR Barbour, Arnet Brazos
New YORK Joshua Nauran from Liver pool.
PEHSACoLA-Cid previous g Oc6 T. harS Ms,,s'
Jordon New-York hrigs Elors. Pate. Philadelphia Me
Chanic Love. New Oueans 80
PLYMOUTH, Oct s-trr. schs, Cynosure. Allen New
York Russell Boston; 10th. Franklin, Robbins New
York
RICHMOND, Oct. Arr schr. Mary MAXIM, White.
New Nork
SNIIHVIIIE Oc. s-The Schr Ira Brewster,
for Ne~-YorS and schr George VI Robertson, for No'lS
Va ven, Ia sea earl, ths morning the main bar Al
SO bark NusLinsn m Of steamer Calhoun, thus afer
noon The Prussian hFis Franklin brig Hotpn and schr
barcelona are here At the anchorage sad viii probably go
10 sea Tomorrow morning Wind NE
SAVANNAH Oct. AT Quarant ne, ship Hudson,
Nelson I'm New-York One Of small poN on hpafd
WILMINGTON. Oct Arr Br brig Juete Hutton
Rum Kew CID schrs Tenerfe. Poland. West Indies :.
Cahariue Collins Alexandria. Wig MA Gtth. Coffin.
Baltimore. 10th. Kers'ngton, Foster. wilmington, De-
lie Rov Jones' New-NoTk, { { Sraton. Nestcott, fml-
adelphia nth Maria Fois Mullen, Sisal.