davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-02

HAVING formed Guardianship with Mr.
IL TUCKER for the collection of claims, shaIl
he happy 10 attend to any business COMMITTED 10
our care. II ID also we'll 10 remember, thai aIr
who have clainsf had better collect them before
we secede. Office in the Court House 3;
GA. PRICE,.
Camden, S. c., March q, Io5I H. 49, IN
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-02
For Clerk Of the Court.

a5ye The Friends of .. R. Shaw
announce him as a { andidate for Clerk OF the
Court at the ensuing election.
April %. 81
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-02
OFFICE TRANS'N. S. C. R. R. COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, 22D APRIL, 1851.

sssss. ssssas sM=x RSses GN@ Nil
sEsS;=5sss. sszszsS sSs 80 ss-ss
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-05-02
Darlington Hotel :

Camden, S. c., March a. ;1o5I. D. ]
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15

The vessels in the several squadrons corrected
from the latest returns received at the department
were as follows: -. D.. ....'
Home Sguadyom-Co F. A. Parker: Steam
frigate Saranac; sloops Albany and Decatur
steamers Water Witch and Vixen.
Pacific Squadyon.--Com. G. 8. McCauley
Frigate Savannah and Raritan; sloops Vandaa,
Falmouth, Vincennes and Warren; store ships
Supply and Southampton; steamer Massachusetts
;, Mediterranean Squadron.-Com G. w. Morgan
Razee independence; frigate Cumberland ; steam
frigate Mississippi.
Brazil Squadron Com Isaac McKeever: Frig-
ate Congress; soops st. Louis end jamestown ;
brig Bainbrdge.
African Squadron-Com. F. H. Gregory: Soops
Portsmouth; Germantown, John Adams and Dale
briggs Perry and Poypoise.
frigae Susquehanna; sloops Saratoga and Marion
brig Dolphin.
On the Lakes.-Steamer Michigan.
On Special Serpice-Frigate St. Lawrence,
Worlds Fair, London.
In Ordinary-Shps the line Columbus, Ohio,
Delaware and Vermont. Frigates United Sta es,
Constitution, Potomac, Brandywine and Columbia,
etc. OF second class, Constellation and Macedo.
nan. Sloops-of-war Faiifi.ld, Cyane, Levant,
Pl, ,nouth, Decatur and PrebIe. Schooner Petrol.
Stes pers Fulton and Allegheny. Store ships Re-.
I.af. lexington and Fredona.
=. s,uing Ships.-Pennsylvania Norfolk, Frank
in, Boston, North Carolina, New York, Ontario,
Eai' more. -.
Pryaring for Sea-Steamers Powhatan and
San Jacinto. 4rf
On the Stocks-Ships. the line Alabama, at
Portsmouth, N. H.; Virginia, Boston New York
Norfolk; New Orleans, Sacketts Harbor. Frig-
ates Santee, Portsmouth, N. H. Sabine, N. York
Ienders--SIeamers Gen. Taylor at Pensacola
Engineer, Norfolk John Hancock, Boston.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15
NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL Is, 1851

as aforesaid, then the master of said vessel, and
and the owners thereof, severay, shall forfeit and
pay the sum Of five dollars for each and every pas
senger on board the said vessel on snch voyage, to
be recovered by the United States az aforesaid in
any circnit or district court Of the United States
where such vessel may arrive, or from when she
sails. yiis '.1 ~ n' ~
SEc.4. And be it further enacted, Thaf, ior the
purposes of this act. il shall in oil cases be COM
puted that two children, each being under the age
Of eight years, shall be equal to one passenger ard
that children under the age of one year shall not
be included in tie computation of the number Of
passengers , I.
amount of the. several penalties imposed by this
act shall be liens ON the vessel vessels violating
its PROVISIONS and such vessel may be libeted aud
sold therefor in the district court of the United
States aforesaid in which such vessel shall arrive.
z Approved February %. 1S47. 81. tf =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15
MEDICAL GAklls. .

mn
nRUGs Ri Z; 8 AND AND MED1cINEs-N oRrn L Co,
~ Wholesale and Retail Druggist, No ITO Poydrasarss
Fresh MaIler direct from Boston. aways On hand
Price per Quill g. Vaccine vfce stairs open tion
M.0aP M Jazo nInn0 " :.
nOCTOR WREN, on Jackson, between Rous-
~ seau and Laurel streets, Lafayette. Rserences-D. 8
A.CartwYight, Dr. NJ Common. d.. VIM g. Ansnn mh5 ly
nR. J. 8. COPES Office and residence, AZ
- Magszne street. SECOND door above Edward % ",
nR, c. S. FENNER devotes parneu- -
- lar attention 10 the ueavpent of DISEASES ~
OF THE EYE. Odca. ieS Gravis1 street.. op- -
postte the Sa1eises :. :. 62fe a /
! - EGYPTIAN Efk BALYAM. E,I7. :
n COHEN, having had 30 years experience, offers the
II. above inaIIbIs remedy for all Diseases per- -
tanning the EYE: Ophthamia, of five years S
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye.
of years, cured in 10 weeks; man of this city,
being bind tor 8monts restored the sight Of
eye in three weeks; gentleman who always used os
d year, by using only one dop was epabed to read ie
aammaon Of days csred by siHss Drop; 1t gives
bnlliancy the Eye, also strengthens the sight
C- Nos 81 CIRCUS Street and ~ MAGAZINE
Street. apH ly
nR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon, would
IL announce to the citizens OF this city and its -
vicinity that he prepared To attend " al busne.ss
in his line entrusted to bis Dr. Elliott hopes e. ~
his long experience Veterinary Surgeon will in--AA
him large business as he year. in the vste
five in this city win Tine DOCTOR
charge. from 81 TO slo upon any curabe disease
Advice gratis.
T The Doctor to s found at all hours of the day and
~ FAMILY NURSES, well broke always on hand
and tOr sale. fel4 m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15
SsY1i1|9|SSB1S SsY1i1|!|SSB1S|

THt. DAGUERREOiYPE SALOONS, No.
93 Camp street, (Shr new budingsl are now open
for the eception of visitors who are respectfully invited to
examine the verv extensive collection Of PoRTRATs
e" These SALOONS have been magnlfceutly furnished,
and every attention win be bestowed to give satisfaction TO
patrons, 49,,
E" By the superior arrangement OF the LIGHT IN the
Operating Room Expressly for this purp0e wh
an immense SKY-LIGuT, and by New CHEMICAL fRn;
CE used in preparing the Plates, he Portraits are
in very short space Of time (only few econds) exhibiting
high degree OF perectOn with the proper and naturs
not be lifeike.
tH~ choice variety of new style Enamelled and En-
eraved LOCKERS Of the finest Gold and best workmanship
suitable fer Miniatures, furnished at the manufacturers
prices 49, ~
t- Artists supplied with every article used IN the Da
: d21 6m No. 93 Camp street. New Orleahs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15
HOLMES
SODA WATER
pupn-.No Lead Poisoning.

m s. WATERMAN: gaIs Holmes " Cos
Il +, SOMA AND MINERAL WATER MANiFAC-
TIyRER No 70 arondest street, near G,aver. oft,'s 10
fnrn his former cu,'omrs and her retailers wnh Puss
BiDek TIN Cooler Pipes, an i'm =. meat sbsou,, essen
effects & produced by Sods Water drawn throsgh lead pprs
9. W. also fqIni, hes Soda and Mineral Waters. Sara
any quantity. carefully and prompdy auenaed and de
hvered without extra charge for cysas. kY soaa Was
Apparatus constantly on hand fos sale. ap1 IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15

A SURE and safe remedy for, and will positivel,
cure, the Sick Headschs. Chill and Fever Janndcs
Dypepsa, hron,c Darhea, Sea- sickness. thoera am
Cholera infsntum, and h-ahy action to the Lses
without particle OF csonf mercury qu'nlne morphine
en,erpg INTO compound. They 20 purpor 10 be
remedy Tor all Of diseases that flesh heir but es
perlence warrants in saying The ab,ve they wt POI
lively They il also all derans. msn.s Of %,
stomach, and relieve 'om hoe aches and pains th"ous"oa
the system commonly called fheumafic. ",
is an exceIlent remedy for The Gravel and Is 's'"
tnge Worm Icne, there better ,.o E,,t,,
W- Prepared only BY Dr. J :. fAseHER' iso ru''0h
| street, New York few doors from Broadway.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL BY - "a, ,,., .,r...
~ aSsnls ,oi tSusisna' r,,l ell-iyd&w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15
VOLUME IV.-NUMBER 36.
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS
MILLINERY AND FAHCY GOODS,

MIALINEAf AND FANCY GOODS.
q n We would resfectfuiiy inform our friends II n
and customers that have removed our $k
No. SO Canal street. beta Royal and Bourbon ~
~ sTeets, ahd uvits the ladies and gentlemen.
who purchase ehesp call before purchasing
and examine the chespn-ss and quality o. out seods
We receiving and opeops BEAUTIFUL. ADOHTnES1
Of Lade Msss Biz Velvet Straw. Tuscan and aoni Comets
In fact, all kinda that together yb Yendh sssome
d Rbons rfcia! Power, Plumes Embroidery Of all decr
tions. Thread her,in Lace. Caps Gloves, &c. etc. .
NJ Orders Tor the mailing of Desses Coaks and Msntas
superior artist os oDebaf the usual price that ahsd 10 os
sstabshmsnts ~. tr.I + ..
B. Bonne,s cleaned superior for 10 each
fou that Do vish to buy cheap cali No. g Canal stse
o3l smt L. ]. sTIiJ.NAN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15
Navy of the United States.

We published recently, article showing the
number of vesseIs-owar in the United States to be
IS, armed with 2Ol1 guns. Since then we have
received the Navy Register for the present year,
from which we compile the following list of com
missoned and warrant officers in the service;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15
DOCTOR. FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR,
To the Public.

rs regular graduate of Natures wide Botanic
l. Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and has
made the of Herbs his profession for thirty years and
daily patients than any other physician New
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15
MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

NEW MUSIC STORE,
SO Camp street, thyes doors 6eloto Poydras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
sns ssfs sas,SlT ;ISss g Si4s5TISrs i
aSGys Fl Psnd S.h Fe,s. consisting 3 p T. s' o Hs
Semi Grand Pianos; ilsm Henri HsIs and pleyel.
square Pianos. irom Gilbert, Dunham. VIM. Hall Il Son
The splendid prize Piano. hom wm Hali q Son. Broad.
Nsl dem. fiam to s octaves.
Parles orsans, rich carved cases.
The HsrmS9ccn on orchesra S h Sr Organized Piano
Boehm i. utes.
meroyed Accordeons warranted not to get out Of tune
Brass from double bass to ato-ioeether with
H. CFsb q TRsT ina s os charge of the
neni, and will be at all times ready to wait on his
room has been fitted for the especial OF the ladies
%nsIs .sss can always s have sd she
NlUs,G AND Mt ssCAL INSTR, MhN ss.-The
ss ss and Sss
and also 70 iSe, wen seieoisd a.sSrnsnt Of Piano
Forte. from the fae.ores of ,hs first makers in the
snas: q. Xsdn Gsiis.. Harp; yioinoello Double sa.
Von,, Flutes. Iu nrs, Acco!dons, Brass instruments
for Bands, Tamhourines. BANGS. Drums, etc. etc.
svsrs article Connected With the Masic Business.
Orders tor Music and Musical Instruments will be prompt,
berai discount made dealers and professors, and
second Band Pianos bousht and taksu in part paymeu
Ali the new Music received from the North as soon as pub
ished.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
Mr.. h. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct -; ~,
oa5 dd&wA II. Is. HEWITT.
Music .HNSlc
A. Pc ER f r.,
$40 Royal. bet. st. Philip and Ursuiine sts,
| OFFERS ior sale a large and beautiful assert
~ nent of ty-PIAN FORTEs, ,-A
which he will sell the reasonable pIlces They
Paris celebrity whose require
no further comment
Spring aud Mechanical Pianos,
of DnBAIN's make. sxiraordnar, sromens upon whic
| -El-a person who understands s-K.i-
no hing whatever Of Mus
can psy after two q !hr Q
Ps.9Kps znSkA Psinf Musos s,o. s,s aad 70
four and eight ha nds, with all the brisncs o. expression
and decacy of execution, producing the effect Of two hre
or four artists together.
Every piece Of Music be played these wonderful
Pianos by however ignorant OF the nots as wei
as by u celebrated artlst.
These Inslrumens must be compared with, taks
for, the lately improved oHeAss.
All Music fr these Pianos, instead OF being written
paper marked with Pms on piece Of W0rd, and,
! moving a spring, Pin strikes corresponding key
The inventor Of these has forgotten the Artist.
| ike with Orjb Instruments. and the hamms
| strike Ihe very cords. "a. ~. !, t-..
c Artists and the public generally respec
fully call and examine Tor III. mselves, the
sCrbe y being Assured that they do moi ouy ssE cannot
1 mhia Il 3iO Royal bet 81. PhiIp md iIrnine s,s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15

The number of permanen, n,vv ,osn,s i. ~ !.
temporary do. 2 naval storekeeners IL. do in
charge OF naval stores for foreign squadrons en-.
gineer in chief l /; naval constructors =. hemn
inspectors 2; agents for preservation live oak tim
Der II.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15
MADAME EMERY,


The Seventh Daughter si he Gypsy fAMiLY,
REGs LEAVE inform the ersens New thai
~ receives viss residence as5
ulin sni St Josenh ~hers vii happy inform
them Of the PRESENT and the FUTURE,
PS-L.eies and Gentlemen know
s.ioh surroand them. hssv'as pespecs VII do
seu by caplng on hsdame T. pFee So
EF Hour are RON to V, A. N. aud p NJ sm~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15

The Colonel of Marines is Brigader General by
6reyet one of the Majors Lieutenant Colonel ;
hve OF the Captains Majors by brevet; ten of the
rifs1 Leutenants Captains, and seven of the Sec
ohd L'eutenants First Lieulenants.
lhe engineers in the service are
Grade. Npnhsr Cad. Nnuh,.
Ehlet l Engneers Second Assistants II
rhs' nsAan's' 7lThrd Assistants. ,5s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15

A communication from Mira Robinson who has been
cured by Dr. Fryer, vruent with which she has
suffered sixteen will be found in another
We have Ourselves this respectable la and the evi
dences of The truh of her We where ths
of her affection had long bu rowed ami tina
there is of it left behind. Editors Daily
nay
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-15

ShDHi.E BAGS and " ALI e. ;, 10 IL II variety
Sn Brides. Bride Filings. Martins Rs 9 ftts, snrcn-
Tn giles, Surup Leathers, Extra. eins, Hitch Rsins'
t[XhH Hairers, etr.
A II kNESS-Cosch, Gig snd Busy Harness.
all qualities Wagon and Tray ha'Bsss. complete at 10 paf
Collars Dtay and Wagon Sa'das bams, Blind 5ndes snd
Plantation Gear OF every Lssorlptgn. NsS W
TRi NKS-racking Trunks, Travelling F|&R
Trunks, ' alises ana Carpet Bags, all styles n aAYH
and finish INN, EnSAo6
NESS, SH MAKER, TOO, ~, = = cFlNolNGs Of
SEsTFIE h AID SIX NS-Skrlpg Harness, Birdie, Sole
and Rand Leather ~ rop Sides and Hides ,Enamssd
ADS anil Hides P.tsaI Leahers o. all qualities and eoors
Rss Hides md sides, PAD Skins W W.oi skins Hog kns
Goat sDd Sheep Morocco; Calf Skins Lnins and Wei
Stns ii colors and uualties; Chanos and Buck Skins
Lace Leather Batialo Robes. etc, :.
le.hs, Bands Saw Mil Bands; lndis Rubbe, Hoe.
Band Riveis, Lace and Band .eathers etc etc ~.
d7h SM TIL = GRtiTH q 81 HnA 3 Camuna d
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12
HEAVEN.
BY nEy. DIR. ALEXANDER.

Heaven is q reality, not seen by the eyes Of
flesh, but made known by revelation, and re-
ceived by faith. Heaven is rest from toll,
trouble, temptation, and sin Such rest is
very desirable, if it were only a sweet sleep;
but heaven is more.
1t is a state of delightful activity. Every
faculty and every affection will find appropriate
exercise; and probably latent powers, not here
will there be awaked into actvity-powers
suited to the new condition in which the soul
exists.
Heaven is full oflight; all darkness and doubt
are absent. knowledge will there be clear,
and will possess transforming efficacy; still,
knowledge in heaven will be progressive; the
pleasure will partly consist in ever learning
something unknown before.
Heaven is a region Of perfect love; all tho
heart and mind and strength will he exerted in
love; and if the power of loving should, in tho
progress Of the immortal soul, be increased
thousand fold, all this increased ability will be
kept constantly in full stretch bv the loveliness
and glory Of the objects of affection. Christ is
the centre Of attraction in heaven. From him
radiate the rays Of divine glory, which enlight.
en-, attract and beautity all the innumerable
host Of worshippers. He who loves cannot be
satisfied without return of affection. Andt
more exalted and excellent the character of the
person belovcd, the swceter the sense Of his IA
vor. Heavenly JOY consists in loving with all
the heart, and in being loved AS heaven is
society, the members are happy, not only in
loving their hing, but in mutual love. There
will exist no envy, nor jealousy, nor apathy;
every soul will be transparent to every other,
and all will see that nothing but pure love ex-
lists in every breast.
Heaven is place OF peace-sweet peace and
uninterrupted harmony; all disturbing elements
will be left behind. In the symbolical heavens
of the Revelation we read of wars; but in the
heaven where saints and angels dwell and wor.
ship, war can have no place. The atmosphere
is exempt from all malaria; it is purity itself;
all sin and niluity arc denied admission into
that holy place. a.
Heaven is place Of song; high affections
are expressed in ccleslia! music Oh! how ell.
evating, how delightful The melodies. Heaven
is an unchanging state, for all change is ad.
vancement in knowledge, in dignity, in happi.
ness.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12
TO AN ABSENT ONE.
BY J. r. BARWICK,

BY J. y. BARWICK.
miss thee-oh, miss thee, 4
In our home at close of day;
lm;ss.th at the mornings hour,
In the glow Of evenings ray; a...s
And tie earth seems dark and dreary,
With dreary sky above, a" 9
Since thy smile has wandered from meS.S
With its joyousness and love.
Imiss thee-oh, miss thee,
Where'er chance to stray; "
,niss thee at the hush of eve,
When its shadows dim the way;
For thy presence wove halo
Round my lonesome weary hours,
AS the spirit art Of beauty
Weaves glory round the flowers.
/ piss thee-oh, l miss thee,
In the day and in the night,
:. miss thee in the twilight hour =.
.When the stars are shining bright;
,HAse'er l chance to wander,
Where'cr chance to be:
On my heart and on my spirit
Steals burning thought of thee:
miss ;hee-oh miss thee,
In The shadowy realm of sleep,
! miss thee in TIE nights deep shades,
That across. my spirit creep;
And the silent land of slumber
Hath no pleasant dream for me,
Since wander mid its shadows,
Lonely and afar from thee. i
miss thee-oh, miss thee,
Whereer my footsteps roam,
miss thee in the world abroad,
In the quiet of our home;
And there rests lonely shadow,
On the face of nature now, =, y
And shade oil care is stealing =
On my heart and on my brow.
I,rniss thee-Oh. miss thee,
In MY own deep solitude, -
miss thee in the weary hours ,.-s -.ss,
That above my spirit brood; r
And to Inc all natures dreary,
As in eclipse the while,
Since thou art not here to bless me
With the sunshine Of thy smile.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12
WEET STORE,

THlIIE subscriber is now opening large assors,
4 ment of Groceries and staple Goods.
III the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerald
(soull of the Bank OF CaIndenO which he will
'isposc of at Charleston prices for cash.
,,'hosc wishing to purchase would dc well to
ali .,nI examine the stock, consisting in part OF
'''i' " Cru.he:l, Ground and Grnnu Sugars
= r.Li puio Rico, and New Orleans do
S H.i,ons ,,usruyado md Cuba Mu!asscs
hw I,~, iarnra and .Iio Coffee =,
ur' !.'nnn,,,Irr. Young Tyson and Black Teas
!D, Adau1an,ine and Tallow Can;'lrs
n" AMI ackSrs in n55ss auH ,@, ssss sns quarters
"ap p"ap.r Snics. Ginger. Numegs Mace and ClV>es
Powder, Shot and Lead
unrdvnre Cutlery, Nails and Castings
Paints Iinsecd Oil, SlDrm. Oil und Win " OLE.
-ALSO--
Bleachrl and unblrarhcd Shirnrs and Shrr'nRs
Blankets Bed Ticks. Apron Checks and oznlDurs'
Together with large assortment oi
Easgillg, EeGpe aE,d EyinS.
J. w. BRADLEY.
Camden. s. G. Sept. %.
brCasl paid for Cotton and other Prouuce'
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12
NEW STORE.

fsSTIE subscriber would inform his friends and
4 tie public .cmrraiiy. that he has opened an
extensive s:ncH OF saki0CEskkE>, at the stand
iormery occupied by Joseph W. Dohy, one door
south OF Cans pieis l:akery, and opposite Ii. l.e-
Wy Il Son, where may be uund all articles u>u-
ally kept in the Grocery line, Consisting IN part
OF tho following:
Fulton Market Beef
No and , Mackare in kits, for family use;
Rio aud Java Coif4cS; crushed aid brown Sug: RS;
New Oreans MoIasseS, (lew crop butter, wine
aud soda crackers; cheese, buckwheal, ralsns,
curranls, almonds, Engi,Sh mustard. liiDefl!, Pc
eau nuts, assorted pickles. and preserves.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12
tsayspol::Esa.dtadssas dtadssas

/, t,aS'-A+-@->D.,se+-a
zSacclaet Gonslassoos;, q Aed.apusson Pin
bushes in Milwaukee, whoshadt his affairs
inafc lafds 9fhsgartaeE wAilshasAould take
Short Dip 10 the gas ssSfssslstis slsggraphcd
back from Detroit, the ioil0Miag words, 10
wit
How is things going"
The reply was, L
Things is workin'."'
This was satisfactory. But when he return
ed to Milwaukee, he found that his partner had
sold out the stock, appropriated the proceeds,
aud run away with the unfortunate mans wife.
Things had worked.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12

0tr"Mr. Jenkins" said mine host of the
Swan, "as yon always come in late, have you
any objections to this gentleman occupying
your bed until the stage goes out!" Not the
least | will be infinitely obliged to you fyou
will put him there SO that the bed.bugs can
have their supper before come"
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12

The prize of 5000, says the Baltimore Sun,
offered by acommttee of gentlemen Of New
York, for the best design for a medal to bepre-
sented by them to Hon. Henry Clay, has been
awarded to hlr. Wallcut, an artist of that city.
We have 10 doubt the old coon will appear
to as great advantage through AVAIL CUT as
he has ever done when mountedEoa a stump
S. r. Repu5
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12

Senior Carlo, Spaniard, sailed 10 the steam
ship Falcon, which loft New Orleans for Ha.
vana, on the 2Sth ultimo, to offer the service OF
a thous md Spanards to aid the Captain Gener-
Al in supprcssing the disturbances OF tho
Island
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12

The Effects Of Separate Stale 'sr:ession o" the
Commerce and Prosperity Of the State.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12

H-"Do you cast things herc" inquired a
Yankee, as he sauntercd into foundry and ad.
dressed the proprietor.
We do" was the reply.
We'll, cast It shadom, will you?'
His shadow was COS! nW in short order.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-12
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED By
TWGliAS j. WARREN.
THE sEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL

THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
Is rubl;sbed =, Three Dollars and Fifty Cents If pas IL
.ropce Or Four Dollars if payment is DELAYED for three
n'0"''''' THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
Is published at Two Dollars if paid in rlyance' or we
Dollars and Fifty Cents, if payment Is delayed for S
months and Three Dollars, II not psid n'' 'he emu o '
year. ,.,,,>r,c, 81, l., ;,,, ., N. solo,y;,r
rates For one square GA lines or less in the weekly
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five GEMS LOT earn
subsequent insertion.
In the weekly seventyve cents per square for the inst
and trtvsrYen and hall cents for each subsequent IN
ser,;on Single insertions one dollar per square -,
IT, ,nmner of insertions desired. and the edition 10
be- published in must he noted the margin OF oil aave
tsemens or they will be inserted seni-weekly until Or
dered to be discontinued anc charged
Semi.monthly, monthly and quarterly advertisements
CHARGED the same as for single Insertion.
sAli communications by mail must be postpaid to
secure attention.