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The daily union., 1852-10-29

Al Wrifew. As Pnbiishsd.
The increasing OF The increasing pressure oI
disease forewarns tha sease otewarn me that bni
short breathing spell short breathing spell
mains, aud hasten mains, and hasten to my
couciusaon would conclusion would for
P,ssco and King. Mr.. KIN, ,Pierce and King Mr. King is
10 q excellent anos most excellent man and
have expected have not expected ever 10 be
pure and ,oe 10 vote or
Mr. Pierce, and you ma, Fierce, and you
have such ano,her have such another OPP
postuni'y Embrace u: aso oorunity. But you may
use my name as iorg yon ny long a you
PleaD Ior organizing the lease for organizing the
Ssaefighs party and main rights parry, and main
tanning snd consscratng H. aiming and consecrating its
principles principles.
careful perusal OF this letter must convince every
one that il gives 10 the gentlemen TO whom addressed
authority whatever 10 Gov. Troup's name can
ddaie for the presidency He submits himself TO the will
OF the State rights party of Alabama, but for the sole
purpose OF organizing iha, party" Nearly the same
language s afterwards repeated "For the purpose OF
merely organizing that parybut for that purpose only
He then goes 10 express his confidence IN General
Pierce advising those whom he addressed TO "embrace
the opportunity Of voting for 80 pure and disin.
teTesed" and 10 his namehst is, the weight and
influence OF his namesimply to strengthen the State
rights party Any other OF IL is utterly inconsistent
with bis wishes. as il is entirely epngnani to bis feel
ings Understanding This, confident that the
high-mnded gentlemen constituting the southern rights
party Of Alabama will longer present Gov. T. as a
presidential candidate.
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. skies Bright.

The National htsuse~esr. in its attempt 10 put good
face upon the present prospect. makes some alusop d
the opinions OF the venerable editor OF the Uuo,
Thomas Richie, esq. Now, we happen TO know thsl
this sagacous reader Of the signs Of the times is perfectly
confident OF the election Of General Pierce. and wouLl
+" were he betting man." wager any amount upos H.
general result. and upon 900 democratic majority i
Virginia The hteliigeneu had better seek eomior i
another quarter
The daily union., 1852-10-29
cURRENTE oALAMo.

PENNSYLVANIA AND OHfo-We ,esrerday alluded TO
he yeIwheiming majority in Pennsy for the demo-
cratic State tcket-for canal commissioner nineteen
thousand seven hundred and onefor Judge OF The su.
peme court twcnyone thousand three hund red and one
ONO comes w 10 near nineteen thousand on the demo-
cratic State ticket
Indiana also numbers her democratic majority BY tens
at twenty thousand !.
inese 'nfee States give aggregate democratic
loy OF about sixty Thousand volesbeing one thousand
mo'v LOT every electoral vote 10 which they emit.
Are not these results efficiently "overwhelmings 10
Indicate how these States will 20 in November VIII
Tue Evening Journal answer Albany drgm
The daily union., 1852-10-29
Meeting In Honor OF Mr.. webster.

publication this morning the proceedings Of the meeting
held last evening OF the citizens OF Washington, without
distinction Of party upon the occasion Of the death Of
Mr. Webster We shall give them at length tomorrow
The daily union., 1852-10-29
Eloquent Extract

The following extract from the correspondence OF
Philadelphia paper OF June iih, COPY, not merely
because suspect is iron old and tried friend o
eurs, Col h Browne but because il contains prin-
cple that should be dear 10 every hearts lntegrity and
intelligence the elements OF personal noblifve
k6vthnekrn Democrat, July "a
A competent knowledge OF the laws of that society in
which live the proper accomplishment OF every gen
ueman and schosr.hai Is, OF every democrat Letp,r-
In the pcnitude of their presurn
grin ut what they cannot comprehend but the denoc
racy should be enlightened Search the history every
empire heaiken TO the traditions OF every age-wbtn,
amid the gloom OF ancient bafbssm, the igat OF mod
ern civizationvhere, tho battle fields Europe,
the boodless arena OF intellect In America where the
egies OF man aroused by motives hoer than sspra
tions OF honest cmocsst Iss~s,ity infciigenrs
are the elements OF personal nobility.
IL wss amusing TO witness the evidences OF inferiory
manifested by ups'au poiitcisns Immediately after Gen
gence were green enough boldly that
efni only Ia nametbst he has actua
blessed ignorapce-how consoling The OF Pierce
is historical IL among Of his
ty-t Is traced in blood the battle field In Mexico
Cowsrds and throats may caiunniae Gen Pierce with
impuny but brave dare not question his personal
HIS principles are broad the Union nd as eternal
as hts own inpersbabc virtues. None will mpnen hem
save hose nsssssns oi alton Who in be-
come the desoyes Of lie Sustained he is by united
democracy, no power earth under the r can pre
vent MS triumphant the of humnu glory
Win The names OF Pierce and King on their
ner me democratic csansmen from the frozen regions Of
the North 70 tue iron OF the keystone STATE
gigantic West. and the heroic Sout rsily
the Joyous shout OF triumph. II '1F4
Ihe snip oil democracy, the gallant Old Tronsdrs careers
Neither eated by success crhed by defeat her
WI, never surrender Sooner the bnrpes OF
ihore 70 pluck the eagle of the sea, they will
Mail 10 the hoiy fse
Set every thread bare sail =
And give her tn the God fssovm
The lightning and the gale
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vALposrA. (Ga.,) Sept. 27, 1852

tALDosTA, (Ga,) sept ~, loo2
GsNrLEMEN: | am seventy-two years old, and
Tor the last twenty or thirty years. if the presidency had
been offered spontaneously by the people OF the United
States would have accepted it, because OF my physi
cal disqualification TO execute the duties OF that office
AT no period within that time, could as an honest man,
have done Not many years ago the States right party
Of Georgia were pleased 10 make that nominations and
nv scq0iescence placed the footing that the ac
cepance would fulfil the object Of the demand, VIZ that
otherwise that party, which had very strong claims on
native and citizen OF Georgia, and could not con
scicntiousy for any other candidate who had lair
prospect Of success liberty TO vote for me- while
other persons had none 1t the paality OF friend.
ship which suggested sma. movement on the part o.
caso, and which discountenanced Tor similar reasons
Your decided nomination on the present occasion
ms nS @ II Asbama
recently assembled al Montgomery. in that Statebut Tor
the sos purpose Of organizing that party H. as well as
the party of any portion OF the United States
may rghtfuy demand thai which it has only asked be-
cause Ia my day and generation have labored TO con-
tribute mite, according TO my humble abilities. 10 sus-
tain its principles; they the only principles worth
anything 10 the southern country, and long party
Of two or three be gathered together Tor such pur,
pose the contribution OF my name is the least could
think Of nakng-at least for the purpose merely oil Of
ganxing that party-but for that purpose only.
The Increasing pressure of disease forewarns me that
but short breathing spell remains and hasten to my
couclusion would vote fer Pierce and King MIR
King ID most excellent man, and ! have not expected
ever TO bo able vote for northern man so pure and
" Mr. Pierce 1sa you may
name - long as you please for organizing the State
rights party, and consecraiing its principles.
il il honorable TO have such associate IN the nomi-
nation a. General Quilman he deserves and would
-'''a -'' O'A'e GM TRoUP.
Menrs. Thomas Williams, j. A. Elmore, Gabriel B. Du.
val. Montgomery, Ala.
To place this correction in clear light. we insert be-
low, parallel columns. the paragraph in which the
error occurred. We give one side as written by Gov
eruor Tfoup-on the other published by the committee.
The daily union., 1852-10-29

DUEDEp HATS constantly receiving fresh supple. of
with other and fashionable styles
would psrcuIsriy invite the attention Of
Young npsa beautiful expressly for Them
CHAs. N. LANES
Hat. Gao. Furnishing Establishment,
Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street.
The daily union., 1852-10-29

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
ron President,
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FoR vIeE President,
WILLIAM r. KING,
OF ALABAMA.

Tho presidential election takes place the second da.
OF November.
The daily union., 1852-10-29

u~ss have heea shiveIed Against the wreched natua
iion--lhis ixnobe dea--do we solemnly warn all true
democrats II evil befall in November. il will come
through this
Let Us all resolve them 10 stand firmly together, LOOK
iux neither 10 tho right the left until the great
victory is over Let false light allure any 81 us IRON
the plain path OF duty who unsteady as 10 Yield 70
soft a vain ILLUSION Whosoeyer does 20 \,
recreanl the good cause OF democratic truth, and VIII
be laughed at for his folly Let IN hne initiate the
example OF enemies redoubie our forces, and bring
every voter % me polls ,sss Jsss 70 aalsa, anu
The daily union., 1852-10-29
From the Richmond Enquirer oe;. D.
n GOV. TrOup not Candidate.

Correction of an imporsn ia his ssr, published
bv als Southern Righb Committee of Aiabama.
Gov Troups letter TO the committee appointed by the
southern rights party OF Alabama, published BY Them.
is in an important portion OF it, materially different from
The same letter as written by the author This will be
seen from The following note Of Thomas NJ Forman,
esq, Gov Troup's sou n-aw accompanied by correct
copy OF the lesrboh Ct which hasten 10 lay before
the public:
Editors Of The Ssvsnnsh Georgian:
GxxTLEMEN. The letter lately addressed by Governor
Troup the committee Of the southemrghts conven-
tion OF Alabama msprned and feel fully author
lied to hand yon copy and request you TO repubsh
il, and to place the correction in italics.
Your obedent servant,
gTg3tf I9s TtiOS M FORNAN.
The daily union., 1852-10-29

GOVERNMENT Sale Of City Lot. Pabiie Auction
~ So"Ss ~. S s an ay day Of Nc wen be @
isrsd At public sale at ,h auction Of James
square : : ''' isls ls's' = d. : !, ,fqs Il 4. !,
- Il5,n,lsiis n IS, s,m,@
60, par ofSo.f, isIes2 81 feet
Il 4, ssasf:ss,p
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ss 81 sSnsnn'"
en-, lo.il,ia,ls
ss Il, 1918
sI sss whole square
So i.s'SSron, ar,r,s
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s.sf!ss, go sss,, .p..r.
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1859, whole square
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's1s, '%s ssss,Sis'
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i!ssss' i,ssns, - ni5,is = s'iis'i is,s %
iSsa' ,ss. ;.s,as,s%n la,Is,nls~
1895, a,a,Is,i Is 10, n, is,i0,oo
1895, 5,6,7,e ., 10, II, ~, 10
lo9l, 1,2,3,A ~ rs, 10, ~, is, ~,
l09e, 10, IL, ~, Is, 10, ~
llG, Las 4,I7,is, ~, 90, ol, ~. %, %
,,os u ga, ~, rs, Is, ~, ~, 10, 90
Fsa iim 5 49, ~, is, ~
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These lots will he ublec The teros and
conditions declared by OF
adng me materials and
the a1s In the city Of Wshingon such
Of NAV .oa, ,h ss
probation President Of United states r ~ ~ "
The Will at 10 O'Clock. a m and win he con
a
Of n,rh ,he ons
derived ftsm this suie are BY law appropriated
Terrss cash. wM EAsny
Commissioner Of Public Buildino.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE.
Oct 92--eodtNove Aneuoneer
The daily union., 1852-10-29
CITY OF WASHINGTON.

FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 90, 1864.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
Livery and Sale. Stahles.

THE subscriber, late Of Abbeville SC, begs leave
Ito inform the citizens Of Columbia andthcpublic
generally that lie has become proprietor Of John c.
Omnibus and Carriages will run from the American.
Hotel to tie several Railroad Depots and to any part
of the CITY, Tie subscriber has added largely to the
fine supply Of Carriages. Bugges and Horses bought
10y him Of Mr. OHanon and he satisfied he will be
able to afford accommodations in his line ofbusiness
unsurpassed by any similar establishment in the State
He has been at great pains to employ the most expe
cnccd and careful coaclmcn that families may feel
perfectly safe in his vehicles The subscriber has also
line lots with abundance Of good water for stock, and
drovers will find it greatly to their interest to give him
CALL Orders left at the American Hotel, SO favora
bly, known under tie management Of Mess,s. Boat:
wright Janncy will be promptly attended to.
". ARCHER, Proprietor "
May a. 90 3m-
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
TO THE SICK.

diseases brought on by indigestion, bousness and i'm
purity of the blood it is widely and well known fact
that WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are tie great PANA CEd. Throughout the entire
South these Pills have long been held in the highest
repute both by private individuals and by the Medical
faculty of cur country Southern fevcrs and Southern
diseases generally yield to their influence at once and
theunfortunate victim to earthly ills and woes is made
to thank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro-
vided.
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fails to satisfy the experiment shall cost him nothing.
THos. J. WORKMAN, Agent for Camden, S. c., and
sold by Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun-
try June 2S-ly.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06

DEATH FROM HYDRorHoD1A The Whining
ton (DeL) Gazette mentions the death Of Capt.
Enoch Williams, near Cape May, Of fhydrophobia.
He was bitten about five weeks ago, by dog
belonging to a negro, in Drandywinc village, on
the hand, from which at the time he suffered no
serious inconvenience He went on board his
vessel, lying at Brandywine, and showing his
sore hand to the mate, informed him that he had
been bitten by dog, which elected the ques-
ton, Suppose the dog was mad? ?" Capt. w:
replied, g 1 guess there is no danger of that"
Early last week he was in Philadelphia, and feel
ing unwel, he determined to go home. The
Captain reached his home and shortly after
wards was attacked with the dreadful disease
and continued to rave until death ended his suf-
ferings. He was young man about thirty
years of age.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
IN SETTING MINERAL TEETH.

I1NIIE undersigned, owner and agent of DR.. Aliens
l. valuable improvement, for the Southern States,
bcgs leave to call attention to its superiority over all
other methods in the following particulars:
INCREASED STRENGTH CONTINUOUS GUM, lifeline
APPEARANCE PERFECT ADAPTATION OF TIE PLATE,
AND CLEANLLNEsS-TIIE TEETH, GUN and PLATE being
baked into ONE PIECE without ncrsticcs, and free
from impurity as piece porcelain.
Dentists are informed that have fitted up labora-
tory in Montgomery, Alabama and am prepared osivc
instruction and FURNISH MATERIALS Two days in
the Laboratory will enable any competent Dentist 10
put up teeth in this style TO his entire satisfaction
The public and especially those who cannot use the
pieces they now wear for mascation, arc informed that
am willing to insert Teeth on this PLAN and give the
parties thirty sixty ninety days to test them after
which they may return pay for them. at their plea
sure Those who wish to see me in Montgomery. must
make immediate application at the Exchange Hotel.
Z. F. SMITH, Surgeon Dentist
III St. Charles st New Orleans.
July 81. GO I'm.
C~Crculars containing full particulars cali be had
at this office.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
Ess EIuity-KCrSillsv.

Josiah Pierce and Wife, Iack Cantey and Wife vs.. Ed.
ward E. AdamSon-Bill to sell land for Partition
IN compliance with an order in this made at last
l. June Term of said Court invite proposals for the
purchase of that portion Of the Real Estate OF Louis
Adamson, lately decd, living on Wateree River and
called the Brcvard Place. containing it sthoug about
Four Thousand and Eighty-three (40S3) acres Said
tract adoins lands belonging to ". j. Taylor Zack
Bowen, Z. Parker, Estate CT Jno. ChcSnnt.
Terms to be specified in proposals they arc open
to agreement parties in interest to whom all propo-
sitions are to be referred for acceptance or rejection
Propositions may be made to the undersigned.
Sale not to be effected before the lst January next
W. Ii. r. WORKMAN, c. T.. X. u.
Tuly 80 Gl 5n.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
I'm EQNity-AerSliaW.

Zack Cantey and Wife vs. John NJ. DeSaussure, Trus-
tee, VIM Adalnson Cantey-Bi to sell Trust
Property.
In obedience to an order in this made at June
Term A. D. 1852 Of the said Court, will offer for
sale at Public Outcry at the Court House Door in
Camden on the first Monday in November next all
that Tract or Parcel of land Except the residence on
the same known as Spring Dale place. and two hun
dred (2O0) acres around t) lying the East side Of
Wateree River in Kershaw District containing by ro-
survey Of E. Parker Deputy Surveyor of the 18th day
of January lS49-Fiiteen Hundred and Twenty Q52O)
Acres-bounded North by lands Of DR.. E. \. Samond,
and lands of the Estate Of John Chcsnu East by lands
of the Estate of John Chestnut, South by lands Of Ed
ward L. Adamson, and West by the Watcrec River
The said Tract, with the exception above made, will
be sold at the time and place hereinbefore specified to
the highest bidder for the same. provided it brings over
Six Thousand Dollars (G00O) but it will not be sold for
less than Six Thousand Dollars (6000)
TERMs.-A credit Of one two and three ycars-pur
chaser to give bond with approved personal security
and mortgage of the premises. Possession OF said
lands to be given the lst day Of January ensuing
said SALE and the purchase money to bear interest
from the day possession is given.
W. II. r. WORKMAN, c. E. X. D.
Aupust G. G3 Il
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
NOTICE.

NHE subscriber has removed from his old stand OPP
Il posite the Watercc House to the store formerly
occupied by Mcssrs II. LEVY Son, where he intends
continuing his business in all its various branches
He expects to visit New York this month, where he
will add to his present large stock, to which he invites
the attention of his friends and customers in the fall
G. MATHESON.
Camden, Aug. 3. Co. At
rs The Lancaster Ledger, Sumter Banner and Dar
linpton FLAG will copy four times
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
HEAD QUARTERS,
I

, ORDER No
vENlIE following Regiments will parade for Review
Z and Drill at the times and places specified, viz:
The 25th Reg Of Infantry at Winnsboro, Oil Satur-
day the 7th of August next.
The 2ith Reg. Of Infantry near Winn's Bridge, on
Wednesday the llth Of August next
The 9th Reg Of Cavalry at Iounguesville on Friday
the 18th Of August.
The 2Gth Reg Of Infantry at Chcsterville, on Mon
day the 10Th of August.
The 27th Reg. OF Infantry at Ricll Hill, OH Wcdnes-
day the 18th OF August
The 46th Reg. OF Infantry near Ebcnezer, on Friday
the goth of August.
The 34h Reg Of Infantry at their Regimentd
Parade ground on Monday the 23d Of August.
The 3Ith Reg Of Infantry at Wilkins Old Field, on
Thursday the Goth Of August.
The 35lh Reg OF Infantry near Unionvillc OH SatuL
day tic 2Sth of August.
The 9th Reg. of Cavalry near Glenn Springs, On
Tuesday the 3lSt Of August.
TIE Both Reg o. Infantry at Timmon's Old Field, al
Friday the Sd of September next
The 4jh Rer. of infantry at the Burnt Factory, ol
Tuesday the Ith of September.
The 4lst Reg. Of Infantry at Parks Old Field OH
Thursday the 9th ofScptcmbcr.
The 10th Reg Of Infantry al Boyds on Saturday the
llilI ot September
Tie 10th Reg Of Cavalry ut Martins. on Tuesday
the lih of September.
TIE 3Sth Reg Of Infantry at kcllcrs Old ?icld on
Thursday the 10th Of September
The Both Reg of Infantry near Ruit's Mountain, on
Saturday the 18th OF September
The Reviews will commence at II o'clock. VI.
The commissioned and non-comnissioncl officers
will Assem- L. the day previous TO the reviews, except
those cl the 2Gh and 3ith Regiments Of lnlary who
wtli assemble on the Saturday previous at teir Rcgi
mental parade grounds for Drill and Insructhn
The MAJOR Generals and Brgadcr Generals vill with
thci, Staff attend the Reviews within their respective
commands
rh. ..a !iert ticrlals are charged with tie cxtcn.
sion oi Ibis order
By order Of the Coamandcr-in.Chef.
J. ". CANrEY. Adj and lnsp.Gcnl.
July Q, 1852. % If
The South C,ronian WinnShoro' Yorkve Spar
tadiura Uniouvi.I,. Laurnsvillc Chester All New
berry paper, VIII copy weekly until the reviws are
over.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT TO DYspEprlcs.

DIR. J. S HoUGHToNs PEPsIN, THE TRUE D1GEs-
TIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, preparedlrom RENNET
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK, afterdrec-
lions of BARON LlEBlG, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. S. HOUGHTON. NJ. D., Philadelphia.
This is truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Ma
tures own method, by Natures own Agent the GAS
TRIO JUICE. Pamphlets, containing Scientific evil
dence Of its value furnished by agents gratis. See no
ice among the medical advertisements.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
Summer Bcnnets at and Under Cost.
Summer Dress Goods.

Such as Printed Musins. GinglIams Gingham Mus
lins Barage DcLaincs, White and Colorcd Dotted Mus
lins &C., &C. purchased this Spring and offered tempt
ingly low; in fact am willing to sacrifice the profits
Oh all of these as well many other exclusively Sum-
mcr Goods in orderto make room for my Fall supplies
which | intend to be on scale unusually complete,
and at prices calculated TO increase the extensive pat
ronage already conferred on mo-
June 25-5lt JAMES WILSON.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06

The Rice crops on the Savannah river, says
the Savannah Morning Neocs in consequence of
the frequent rains are backward, and little if any
harvesting Will commence before the first of Sep
tembsr. The crop, it is thought, will not be more
than an average one.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
New Books and Novels.

VNI1E Abbottsiord edition Of the WAVERLY no
l. Wells. Price so cents for each Novel-complett
in l2 bound volumes at 81 per vol
Days of Bruce; Braces Hungary; Huc's Tartary,
Bancrois L. 5. History 4th volume
Legislative Guide,
Men and Women Of the 18th Century
Chances at Europe. by II. GrccIy,
Essays from the London Times.
Jenkins Life Of ofJaCkson Meigs on Children.
Wilson's Anatomy: Sephocles Greek Grammar,
Scrap Books English Family Robinson,
Far Oh 10y the author Of Peep of Day,
Wild Girl OF Nebraska; TeXian Eirago &c.
July l6. y. YOUNG.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06

July 80.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
CODartnersIlip Notice.

INHARLES LOVE, late partner and successor Of
" JOS Thompson Co.. Saddle and Harness Manu-
acurers has this day associated with himself CONRAD
NJ WIEYGEs under the name of LOVES WlENGES
They will continue the Saddcry and Harness bus-
ness at the old stand, corner of Broad and Church
Streets to which continuance Of patronagcis respect
fully solicited CHARLES LOVE,
CONRAD NJ: WIENGES.
Charleston, July %. 50
sS5"Sumter Ba ner and Darlington Flag copy ,
times and forward bills to L. e. w.
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REEDER & DEsAUssURE,

ADGERS WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. G.
A RE prepared to devote their undivided attention
n to the interests of their friends in the sale OF
COTTON RICE and produce generally; and to filling
their ORDERS. They will make fair advances on
CoNsIGNMENTS Of Produce to their care.
oswELL REEDER. JOHN d. DESAUsSURE.
Aug. 6. G3 WIN
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-06
Tailor for Sale.

TOR SALE--A prime Mulatto FELLOW, twenty.
i three years of age has been rcgularlyapprenticcd
to the Tailors trade and is irsrae pantaloons and
vest hand, also, q good coat hand. lie is polite and
agreeable fellow, sober and honest For any further
particulars, please apply in person or by letter to
J. S. RYAN,
Broker and Auctioneer,
sc Broad-st Charleston S. G.
Aug. 3. G2 3t