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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-06
OPINIONS OF THE REV. CLERGY

OPINIONS OF THE REV. CLERGY.
Rev AUGusAuS BoLLEs (broiher OF The late Rev. DR.
Bellies, of Boston, and former editor Of The Christian
Secretary, published al Hartford, describing his
severe case Of Salt Rheum says:
Il immediately procured a bote of your SlRUP. and
box of CERATE, and commenced the of Dolh
cordng 10 The directions. Before had hn,hed the third
bottle ,gas completely curef IF Sat Raeun, and what
was more, experienced wonderful Ienouaticn of my
general health. From my own experience, and from
what have since learned from my own acqua inances
have perfect confidence III the Syrup Sovereign
Remedy for The Salt Rheum. | send You this statement
from the simple desire that all who troubled with
this fiery and troublesome complaint. may
10 Viewers Canker and Salt Rheun Syrup, and be
speedily cured
Rev. JABsz :. SWAN, Of New London. n clergyman
letter 10 DR.. Weaver, under date Of Feb. s. 1851
says:
feel compelled by sense of duty 10 the suiTe ring
10 in regard 10 your Canker and Salt Rheum Syrut
that have used il my family Tor than wear
with most decidedly happy results, end III number
cases within my knowledge. where il has been taken fo
Erysipelas and Salt Rheum il has been attended will
conpf1e where other remedies have entirel,
failed have been particular in inquiring after its of
been tab en according your direction has other than
happy results followed and in instances complete
cures
GILES TURNER, Esq Of Monvie, CT. in his certif-
cate, speaking of wonderful Of his wife. ~, n
most ease of with which She had
been afflicted for twenty years. says:
Your medicine has effected IN her the won
derful cure known in OF country and
strongly recommend all afflicted i'll like manner give
il Iral.'
For sale By A. G. PAGE, who is the on
y authorized Agent for Bath and vicinity. 6m2
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UNRIvALED! UNEQUALED!!

1t often cough an te1 days. that has lasted
for months, and baffied the skill Of the best physi
clans.
For Measles, it is the best article in the world,
as it breaks up the cough and restores the patient to
HEALTH, in much less than the usual time.
Rev. J. L. FUTILE again al have given it to
my children in colds, and in case of measles, and
it has proved ALL IT Is RECOMMENDED TO BE-"
An, L.. 3
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Bedstead & Bedding Warehouse

No. Elm Sired, Baih-dnd 271 Con-
gress Street, Portland.
N. B.-Parem Spring Beds 6ued 10 common bedsteads
without being removed from the house.
~ Bedsead ofevcry descriptions also. Hair, Husk,
Cotton and Palm Leaf Mattresses ON hand, made 10
order.
~ Steamboats, and Ships berihs furnished with tho
Spring Beds and Mattresses Al short notice al the low
EST cnsh prices 6m47
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Bleeding at the Lungs,

Should at once resort to DowNs' ELIXIR. We have
never known an instance of recurrence of Bleeding
at the Lungs while the patient adhered to the direc-
tons In the use of this medicine.
Hear ALDERMAN MoRToN, of New York City:
About one year since had five different attacks Of
bleeding or hemorrhage Of the lungs, and was much
reduced and confined to my bed for nearly six
months; since then | have had without cessation
severe cough and general debility, trying almost
every medicine of any reputation. few days
since commenced the of Downs Elixir, and
have no hesitation in saying that to my cough and
soreness of lungs it has proved of great benefit and
has been of essential service to me in restoring my
health.
(Signed) PETER MORTON.
For Whooping Cough, you should immedi-
ately make use of Downs ELIXIR II arU sare
hours of hard coughing, and restore the patient to
health, MUCH SOONER THAN ANY OTHER KNOWN
REMEDY.
For Group, 1T is AN UNFAILING CURE.
We speak confidently having never known it fail in
the hundreds of instances in which il has been used
Asthma, 1T ALWAYS RELIEVES, and has
undoubtedly produced more POSITIVE CURES
IN THIS COMPLAINT, than all other medicines.
Remember, it has often proved the consumptives
best friend AFFoRDING RELIEF AFTER ALL ELSE
HAD FAILED. .t.-a-
G. w. ATWELL, No. 4, under q. States Hotel,
Portland, Maine, Wholesale and Retail Agent
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath; Il. T.
Gatchell and VIM Baker, Brunswck-and by Druegists
and dealers in Medicine generally. 1'u
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old Java-Porto Cabelio-and Ground Coffee, for
sale Nv NJ n H.rEsfaa n. F. GANNETF. 4
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Peaches, ADDIeS, Pears,

| DINE-APPIES-Waler lons-O ranges ocoannts
aud all other kinds of fruit sale ut The City Mar
/ kel by A. q. PAGE.
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WAS1H Rooms.
Gloves and Hosiery.

French Mcrinos, ThIbeis Cashmeies, Broche. Fl.
ured SATIN, Americana, Indiana and lyonese Cloth
Coburgs Alpaccas, Persians Adelads, Puplins; all wo
NJ de Laines CnIinn aud Wnnl d,l sc
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P @ E I R Y i.
Nicht.

BY II. W. LoNGFELLow.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02
OBITUARY..

Died Liberty Hill Nov. 10Th in the i2 wear OF her
age, Mrs MARY ELrzAuEru BRowN. VIII. "f Henry
r. Brown and daughter Of John Reed. nf Camden.
Death il at all times n melancholy and an affecting
event We cann,t behold h' spirit If man leaving lis
earthly habatiOn and entering un'rid eternity with
a shudler of apprehension and ircng OF regret.
When the king of terrnrs sezes decep age ana drags
down those whose feet have long ot,errd the brink of
the grave-when il snatchrs infancy in ts comparative
Innocence and purity from the ppllunnS of world with
which II has barely contact: even in these cases
where is resied Of much that terrible, it shrouS
in sadness.
But in the death OF Mrs. Brown, wc behold 4 much
more affecting dspensatlon.
She was in middle lie-shr the centre of a IN roe,
household nine children. several Of them small clustered
around and leaned her for connsei and advice II is
the wife and mother in her usefulness, who las l., s,,
suddenly snalched from Tie bosom OF her beloved family
She was devoeI molhcr-all her TIM and allclilon
were consrcra,ed 10 her family hence they truly feel the
loss to be irreparabe
St, they mourn not as those who have hope They
have the high of all consniaon the sweet c'nN iron
that their loss IL her everlasting gam.
For twelve or fifteen years she had been member Of
h- PRESBYTERIAN Church Her life testified to her incrr
~ She endeavured to rain up her children iii the nur
tre aud admonon of the Lord Before her family AMI
before the community she walked w"r'hIly oi her high
vocation. On her death bed few days before her de-
parture she expressed her Pastor her firm reliance on
her great Redeemer.
Owing to the violent nature of her disease she
he to converse afterwards. But that dying confession of
Jesus Christ added to the record of lie affords
to her family and friends the delightful assurance that an
entrance hath been administered her ahndanIly into
the everlasting kingdom of our God
ESQ fades summer cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms are DER,
Sogenlly shuts the eye Of day.
So dies u along the shore
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02

G 1t is an extraordinary fact, stated on good
authority, that there is at the present time more
of an Irish population in the United States OF a.
merica than there is in Ireland itself.
A verdict of $1,000 damages was awarded IN
New York, lately, against James Gordon Bennett,
nronrietor of the Herald, in the Court of Common
Pleas. at the suit Of James Hunt for libel pub
lshed in his paper in lS45. -.e.s
Hav and Dece7nJer-The Newburyport Herald
saws that marriage took place in that city last
week, where the bridegroom was only s'r'y:hre
wears old, and the bride Serenteen. By this urion
the bride became the mother of children between
the ages of 25 and 33 years.
The total population of the State OF Indiana ac-
cording to the late cansus returns is 9So,4l6, OF
whom % are Indians and lO,7SS colored.
James Montgomery. the esteemed English Poet
is dead. He had completed his eightleth year
On his eightieth birth day, he planted all oak tree
in the lawn. in front Of the Sheffield Infrmary.
President Fillmore was nominated as sandl-
date for the next Presidency, at large meeting
held in Henry county, Ind, on the 7th inst.
The oldest man, probably, who voted at the re
cent Massachusetts, election, was an Eng i$hman
Philip Princcy, of Northampton, who is lC5
years OF age
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NORTHERN CONSERVATISM.

~ +be l,et r,,u we bava in,eIlicence thai the
Ill., sc Ra,rasa,a,;,.as ~ ,he Ve,mont I,.pis-
~ r'.,nJ nronoS;,ion 70 reneaI the Ia
..". ;. ~, &c H., itt ...;o Mi. oc, i
Iii ha rem,en,hored ,nakas ,bn Vermont State
Attorneys ~, ,r,;es a1,;nst avery cla;m Of a slave
LaiSa. :, hfS ,,.os,,.. alIovs ,h, v.rit of h,boas
~, ,ho o,ca -. a,.lr, f,c;,i,s cain.d and
S.P.' II. .e ena,; ~ ,r;,.;na ,,,,dor :;
ehon - ,,:a ,ni ~; n r' ~ Sho-, !, u:,s nv A.,
snar ue .'eu Wy i1,,,ad States ofi,ers ,h
~. ''o'.' Wv .In' Sio,s anJ
,.e;n,,;,'n .h", T,rn,or, i,Igss ,o ha ,ried
", Waussn. ,, ,.;os .rha ac, v.,s eo mons,rnns
~ ;,s cbar,c;sr ,l,,t il nyciIed violent express
ao,, -, - ;d;ca,n,, ,irn,,I, The cou,rr and the
T;ra;,,;. Iao;.ia,,,rs ~, Us prnnuI, refused 70
,,tse into coHSJnra,,on rrsoIuIions and messages
,rans,,;,,oJ h,. ,he Governor of Vermont aud ay-
.',oI ,;,o, S;at. hvr,n,p from, IN. general Isl
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q Those wishing to use the most cerlan ana
efficatous Cough and Consumption Kennedy,
should be sure 10 ask tor DR.. a. Rogers Syrup "l
Liyerwort and Tar. and take no other. There
are limitations and counterfets, Read tie Pam
phIet, and look well to the narKs OF the genuine.
Beware
For sale at Thomas J. Workman's Drug Sicre'
Camden, S. E..
See advertisement in another column.
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NEW FALL .A.TEs WINTER
GOODS.

HAVINti received tiH supply, Of New
L Z E';siG ;,;.es Winter Goods, am pre-
pared 10 suppy lmy trends and the publ gener-
ally with every article usually found in the Gro
Gerry Business.
The following are some of them
LIQCOR>-Tinc and Common Frrnch I'ranIy,
Madeira and Malaga Mines.
T.. r'unh's OIL Rye Whskry,
4 variety Of Reciiiird 10.
y, rih Carolina do.
Pea, il a:l Apple Braniy,
Holland and Imperial Gin.
Iarnaica AMI New England Rum.
SUGhR-Rarrcs Nos 3, ana 3. clarified and crushed,
IlogsEcads llusrovalo, New Orleans. DC.
COFFEE--Hio. Java and Cuba.
BACON-Sidrs. Shoulders and lIamS.
Observation-Disclosures and halbarrrIs Nos. !, :! ans! 3.
FLOtR-Nur!h .arOiina and Northern.
BtiiiINti-';nnHy aml Dunire, II 10 i5 inches wide
ROTt.--ianiila and Hemp.
MDLASSi.S-Ne,v Orleans ainl Syrup.
IROE--i'ars. all sizes. Nails. all numbers.
HpiI.OW-H ARE--rn:S. Ovens d. Kettles, extra lids.
SADDi.ES-Ridng. Wagon and Carr.
Ta:1Eo C!oi:2s and s2E:::,sac.a.
Brown aud brarhcd lImespuns. Checks and Bed
rLS Hats an GAYS. Of all Pocket Knives. Knives
nj Forks. Trar. Chains. Ia.r Chains SIeelyar!s Claw
hammers Hacisniilis Hammers. Curry Combs, Crock
ry Of various kinds. large q'aniii: Of SALT always
~ hand.
The mirrsisur, continues to receive ard forward and
i'll alien! ;mmcina!ly all orders con>ignmenS made
nher Country Pr"duce and sell lis Goods on the most
liberal terms
i. W CHAMBERS, Csl~.!-n. S. c.
Aug Is. iSJ1. Ct "sm
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ENCOURAGE
Domestic Manufactures.

ryNIIE prKalb Manufacturing Co. have now U" "a'o
L Il large Stock Of >- s,
Peggcd and Scwca Negro ShocS,
of their own munulaclurc-'" winch '"ey "o"'u HN'
the attention of Planters. Trir
Pcggch HroSHii1,
are all made from selected stock. in The most Snb>'nn'i'
ran lr rrCnn'i,m"f" W '""Se WIN WI" "
mrcha>r IL first rate Article. Their
Sewed Negro Shoes,
orc also maj. from good Leather. ana in such manncr
> 10 ryc salsaciio Planters will please call and en-
anime our Siock-satlsird that they will DC pcased--as
We know that We can show Tie Dest STOCK ol Home
Made Shoes that Is to he mel with
Th.v will br sold at the lowest market price. by
". ANDERSON. Trra'r.
Camden Oct =. 1sil. y tt
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that line of policy which the State has mark
ed out for herself, in strict accordance with
the principles heretofore maintained by the
State.
Resolred-That we think it expedient that
the organization of those who desire TO promote
CO operation should be preserved.
J. S. PRESTON, Chairman.
J D. ASHORE, Secretary.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02
Teachers Wanted.

TIME CAMDEN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
4 being about TO open Maze School in Cam
hcH, will elect on the 18th December next, Prin-
cipal to take charge Of their School. He must 5e
qualified to prepare pupils for the Junior Glass in
the South Carolina College. If a sufficient NUM-
Der Of sch lars offer he will be required have all
Assistant in the EnsIis department, to be a p
proved by The Association They have recently
bu it comfortable Schcul IIouse, cnnsistn. Of
two rooIns with fire places and furnished with
desks and chairs ,fthe most approved style. sufi-
cent to accommodate lorty-elght scholars; this
will be given [rent tree) to uch Teacher
1eacer as the assoc aticn may elect. We con-
fdenlly expect that he income of this School will
not be less than Eighteen hundred dollars The
exercises Of the School will commence on the lst
Monday in January next. Application may be
made to, and any other information obtained, from
either Of the undersigned
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
DR.. l.. H. DEAS,
DR.. JOS LEE, a
Hon. THO. J. NETIERS.
Charleston Courier and South Carclinian, copy
semi. weekly I'll! lst December and send fees 10
this Office.
Oct. 10. 50 .. z
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 80.

The Democratic Caucus was very nharmo-
nious and has rejected the Compromise pledge
Governor Foote however, will offer it OF Mon
day in the Democratic Caucus Of the Senate.
Liun Boyd has been nominated as Speaker,
John w. Forney, Editor of the Philadel phia
Pennsylvania, as Clerk, and \. J. Glossbrenner
as Serieant-at-Arms These nominations, it is
said, will be strongly opposed.
Charleston COnricr.
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CLAssECAE. SCHOOL BOOKS.

z =
A NTIION'S Horace Virgil. Cesar, Saust, Cicero
y Homer Nc:iophon. Latin Lessons, and Greek Prose
Composition. Greek Reader, Ancient and Midaera
Geography Latin Dictionary and Classical do.
Andrews and Stoddards Latin Grammar,
Lain Lessons, Exercises and Reader,
Cesar and SalusI,
ArnoIIs Latin Reader .., F..
RulIun's Latin and Greek Grammars and Readers,
Coopers Virgil: Horace and Virgil Deiphini,
Jacnl'S Latin and Greek headers,
Latin Grammars and Latin Tutor; Mair's SyntaI,
Owens CyrnpGja.
Putt and Arnod's Ancient Geography and History,
Boesans Grecian Antiquities.
Levereils Andrews and Aiusworhs Latin Dictionaries,
Buffers Ancient Geography and Alias,
OIlendorr's French Method; Nanescas o.
German Spanish. and Italian Grammars,
Exercises and Dictionaries, French Phrases,
Dialogues Novels &c.
Seddows and Snrennes French Dictionaries.
r!cmmings and ThbruI's French and Classical do.
MagralI's Historical aud Miscellaneous Questions.
a. YOUNG.
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EaOn,cSticS,

DROWN and bieachcd Shrlings, all widths g. qulite
ID Superior undrcssrd family Linens; pillow Linen
1874 10 i3-4 brown and b!eachcd Alendale SheetHgs
l2-4 Linen Shernes
Red, White. yellow and Green Flannels
Liiisrys MARLBOROUGH Stripes ana Delins
Saperior Bed Blankets. ll-i to 1911 &c. &c.
The above will bc sold low, NJ
Sept. %. 4. VI. d X. KENNEDY =.
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RcaGy.uaae Clothing,

Ready. Made Clothing,
A complete Stock Of Coats, Vests and Pants;
n Boys Clothing
AlsO-WRESS SHIRTS
of all sZs and qualities warranted fit HATS, CAPS,
Merino Vests and Drawers half Hose and Gloves.
The subscribers just in receipt of large and
pste assortment of the above all of which will he disposed
of As low as they can b. bought in the place.
A. VI. & r. KENNEDY.
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Dec. 3
South Caroyiaa--Faers!say District

BY JOHN r. JOY, ESQ, ORDl NARY.
WHEREAS, James T. Sutherland has applied
w To me Tor Letters of Administration on ail
aud singular lhe goods and chAlleS, rights and
credits Of John 4. Nelson, late OF the District
aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admoaiSh all
and singular The kindred and creditors OF the said
deceased, 10 be and appear before me at our next
Ordnarys Court Tor the said District. 10 be holden
at kershaw Courthouse on tie feen'h day OF
Dec'cr, inst, 10 show cause, any, why the said
adniuIslr lion should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, rhis first day OF
December, in year o! our Lord one iIInusnnd eight
hundred and fifty cue, and in the 10th year OF
American Independence.
JOHN X JOY, o. X D.
Dec ). 81 II
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MARRIED-On "Wednesday evening last
by the Rev. Samuel II. Hay, DR. TnoMAS W.
SALMoxD, to Miss MARY, eldest daughter Of
Major John Whitaker. L
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REPORT

OF the Commissioners Of Roads of kershaw Dis
trct, at Fall Term, 1851.
JOSEPH w. DOBf,
In account 1oHh COmnlrS. Roads
1850. ok.
Oct To amoun. un hand, so Al
1851 Reed from B. Perkins. chairman by
check on Branch Bank, l0O UO
CIR
MAY "a. Paid l.. Ferguson, 81 80
Ap'l II. Paid ]. 5aSkIn, sen. 0O
" 10. Paid II. Pate, 43 3o
q. Paid Miss McRa, ~ 50
., Paid G.. Perkins, IL 3O ....
May lG. Paid john Brown, ~ y!
III 10
Cash in Bank, Sll rs
Respectfully submitted.
JOS w, DOBY, Trea'r.
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EGElAD QUARTERS, 22 Reg. S. c. VI.
CAMDEN, Nov. 8, 1851.
ORDER NO
A Court Martial for the trial of, all drfluI,ers
IA for Militia and Patrol duty, is hereby ordered
I" bc held in Camden on Saturday The 20lh day OF
December next, at III o'clock. a. NJ
Ih Court will consist nf L. Col. Kershaw,
President, Captains Molf;.t, Robertson, j. l.. Jones'
and Mii!rr, Aie":Ders Captain Sill, Its. Parker
and iiarris. erlumeraricS.
Captains o. companies will have their defaul-
ters warned 10 attend he court, and furnish Inc
court with the erIGences OF such warning.
Py order Col TAYLOR.
Tho. !. WARREN. .ihjr'ant.
Nov 10 80 81
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COpartnership Notice.

COpartnership Notice.
TIME subscribers will on the first day of October, enter
in Copartnership for the purpose of trnnsacting
FACTORAGE and COMMls SION BUSINESS in the
city of Charleston, under the name of CNEALL q
EENNEDY; and hope by strict attention business, 10
merit share othe patronage Of their friends and o the
public ,J altar
Strict attention paid TO the sale Of Cotton anu o'heF
Produce Liberal advances made on cOilslghmentS. .
Office Fraser's Wharf. o,>,
THOMAS w. KENNEDY.
Sept. l9 ~ E.n
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READ THIS !!
Aug. Is. ISL.

TCSr Rece!:ed large and wcII selected Stock,
e III par; ~ 'aluws
London Dai;.t ;,Snke;s vario Weighs ana sizes,
COlOrcd Bi"n"cts very heavy, Wcv! Has,
-ALSC--
kerseyS and L'nseys, a heavy S!"ck,
Satine;tS, CaS>iinere$, Tweets & Kentucky Jeans,
Red and white F.annes,
up. Back Satin and oi!cr EcstinLs.
Gents Me:a'U CuGar Shirts aud iraArr-.
- ALSo-
Bales OF 7, !. IA, ana lO.4 snr'ings x s;iee.ngs
Hardware.
Carpenters Tools, Knives and Forks,
ShovcIS and SpaIes,
SraIch, and 'sed Trace claims,
!,lwcI,'s Hoes, 80 |, :, 3 aud 4,
Planters Hos, Q'a;cE) Nn. , &3,
Nails, a*SnreG s.zos, 20 dv2. Cu!rS Axes,
Narrow AM Vide Iron.
Esnggi:.g.
dundee and G;:rny B4eejng,
:}-s. s.and - in Bal" Rope, rNEr,
::rorerir~.
Ilhd-. il;S"ov,.!u Sugar,
da. 81. Cru;y d. very choice,
Ea<. Crashed de-.
DagS cnirc Rio Coi"r,
do. o.! Gov. Ja;a 70. 'io!as.cs.
800 sacas SAIt, Rock Sail.
BIS. Sup Northern and y. { T!3u-.
1850 bushels Ec<t White Corn
-..AND--
baskets llcirIscck and Ecrscncz Champagne,
Very sup. Ok! P"r, Vine,
Bh!S. MJ:r-. and Ola Rye Whiskoy,
DO. y .. Rrciilicl Gn.
Go. Dya$s' i.onGon Porter,
Choice SeIarS, of various brands.
Gail upon Us Uc:ore buying cIseW Hcrc, and We
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

CORNER OF RICHARDSON AND BLANGING STREETS,
COLUMBIt, ). G.
BOATWRIGllT n JANNEY, WI D. llREN
PRuPRIErOES. ASSISTANT.
O'Ilanon's Omnibus will be rrady at the Rail-
road Stations 10 carry Passengers to this House,
(ur TO any point dr<rrd) where they vii! lind good
accommodations and kInd attention.
Dec 3. "a #
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A SSignecS sale.

I WILL sell bein!e tie court house door on Mon
l. day, The 18th list, ii; - 'rork, VI one Sill
yer Lever WATCH, and one TRUNK, being the
proheriy lately rendered and assigned hy L.
RarwIck, at the suit Of James Dunlap.
NJ. AAuDlN, Assignee.
Dec 3 81 It
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w, Anderson,
XJTOULD respectfully inform his friends and tho pub.
w lie generally. thai lie Is now receiving and open
ing an Entire New Stock Of Goods. consisting Of 81
Dry Goods. full assortment,
Ready Made Clothing,
Groceries of all kinds,
Slices Of every description,
Hardware Saddlery, Hats, Caps, DC. DC.
Also, Il large stock of
Gunny and Dundee Bagsins,
Kentucky and Philadelphia Rope.
All Of which will he sold for cash, ctual Gus
TONERS rs low they can be found or 10 pu', et
Camden Oct. 3. ISL. ISin tpis mari.3ns.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02

RE now receiving and opening their Fall supplies OF
r a, wholesale aud RETAIL consisting in part of the fol-