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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-03
Mr.. Fillmore In New York.
Ffom Die Netc York Erprfss.


Now, when Mr. FiLLMone has received
the nomination Of the Wbig States OF Kentucky,
Tennessee, and Louisiana, when public sentiment
in such Wing States North Carolina runs all one
way, when nineteen Of every twenty Wings you
meet with, and nearly the whole Wing press at the
South, ask for his nomination as one acceptable 10
thcm-and he n northern man, too, without ono
dishonorsble act in his whole public life, and with
out ono sectional net that should make him more
acceptable at the South than Mt tho North we are
told that he was guilty of removing few Wings
Of the Interior and for that he ia to be ostracncd
and the Wing party put in jeopardy u comes 70
this then, that the vengeance ola few office holders
is to be esteepcd Of more importance than the sue
cess Of the Wing party Of the country. Mr.. Fill.
more must not be nominated, and Cain, Abel & Co.,
must be sent TO the convention from New York TO
defeat him.
To the justice, mag nanimity, and honor of the
Wings OF tho Union, one of Mr. Fillmorc's
frenos, we arc willing TO commit his cause. We
ask for him nothing but what is right and arc un-
willing that he should be made the victim Of q hos
tile clique in this State merely because, in admin
isterinC the Government Mt n time OF great public
excitement he has been true to his oath to support
the Constitution and laws of the country, and true
70 the wing party OF every section of the Union.
The Wbig masscs Of this State, and Of tho North
and Wet, the men who do the voting at tho polls
and whose united strength is necessary to give
victory to any Wing candidate, we know, indulge
in no such hostility towards their Chief Magistrate
Among all these. through the public prcss not bit
ten by selfish snimositcs in letters from friends Of
Wbig principles more than OF Wing men, in our in
tercoursc With people home and from other States
we every where and bear Mr.. FILLMORE spoken
OF os wise, able, and faithful Chief Magistrate.
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Commodore stockton,s speech,

Having learned that the report of Commo-
dore STocKToN's speech-heretofore copied in
our paper from the Newark .4duertiser-con-
tanned some material errors, we willingly make
room for the revised sketch Of it which appears
in another column
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-03
THE REP UBLIC..
WASHIN GTON:
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 8. 1852.

"a crisis is approaching that must, if it cannot
government shall be preserved, or anarchy and
confusion ensue. can most religiously aver
have no wish that is incompatible with the dig
nifty happiness, and true interest of the people Of
this country. My ardent desire is, and my aim
has been, as far depended upon the Executive
Department. to comply strictly with all our
gagements, foreign and domestic; but to keep the
United States free from political connexions with
every other country, to sec them independent
OF all and under the influence Of none. In word
j want an american character, that the powers Of
Europe may be convinced we act for ourselves,
and not for others. This, in my judgment, is the
only way to be respected abroad and happy at
home; and not, by becoming the partsans OF Great
Britain France, create dissensions disturb the
public tranquility, and destroy, perhaps forever
the cement which binds the Union"
tGEoRGs WAsHINaroN, 1895.
"Resolusd, That regard the series of acts
{ known as the Adjustment measures as forming
in their mutual dependence and connection sys-
: TEN of compromise the most conciatory and the
best for the entire country that could be obtained
from conflicting sectional interests and opinions,
and that, therefore, they ought to be adhered to
and carried into faithful execution, n final set
Element in principle and substance of the danger
GUS and exciting subjects which they embrace %
Resolution Of JVhig Congressional Caucus, Deem
Der ], 1851.
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Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday, the private calen-
dar was under consideration.
The House of Representatives considered
and passed twenty one private bills, and ad-
journed until Monday.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. McLANAHAN asked the unanimous con
sent OF the House 20 take up. from the Speakers
tabie' The communication from the Secretary Of
TIE Interior, In response TO resolution passed in
January last relative 90 the fees and costs Of the
circuit and district courts of the United States
incre beng no Objection
The SPEAKER laid before the House the com.
muniostion, which referred 10 the COMMITTEE
on The judiciary, and ordered TO be printed.
EAvy DIscfrLiSE BILL
MIR. STUART inquired whether the bill 10 pro
mote discipline and good conduct in the naval
vice did not come up a the unfinished busi noss5
The SPEAKER was Understood 10 respond in the
Affirmative.
Mr.. STUART desired TO take up that bill.
and appealed 10 the gentleman from Tennessee
(Mr. JoSrs) to withdraw bis motion to lay upon
the table the motion 20 reconsider the vote by which
the bill vas rejected.
hir JONES did so.
Mr. MILLsON said he had an irnprossion that
the House, on Monday last, agreed that The motion
TO reconsider should 60 over until Monday,
aud that, in the meantime, the bill be printed.
Mr. STUART had disposition 20 discuss the
question at this time, and vss willing that is con.
sidcrotiOn should be postponed until next Tues
day; his disposition being TO 60 into Committee
Of the Whole House on the private calendar.
Mr.. DANIEL moved that the consideration Of
the bill be postponed until Tuesday; which
wa agreed TO.
Nc. ALLISON moved that the House resolve il.
sef into COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the state OF
the Union; and The question having been taken, il
wac decided IN the negative.
LarD BILL.
Some conversation ensued az to the order Of bu.i.
ness, when
The consideration Of the ill granting the right
OF way, and giving lands 10 Iowa, 20 aid in the
construction Of a railroad from Council Bluff 10
Davenport, and from keokuk TO Dubuque was re-
suined-;be question pending being or the motion
20 commit il 90 the Committee Of the Whole on the
state OF the Union.
Mr. HEM, fJows, remarked that when good
shOtis made, there is generally fuiterng, aud nc
was glad that what he said yesterday had produced
this Effect. lie observed that he did not cay the
East arc disposed 10 vote down all the propositions
Of the West but that they override The West, with
a view OF placing their own schemes in advance
He tben spoke OF The reference to the Committee Of
the Whole The state Of tue Union # the Missouri
Land bill, aud analysed the votes " eastern gen.
tlemen, 10 show that the larger portion Of them
voted for tbrt motion. lie object IN doing this was
10 exhibit the fact tina, they took such action as was
opposed 20 doing justice 70 the Wet
Mr.. CHANDLER said that the feeling Of the
Espt IN favor Of such bills and that at the pro-
per time, and under proper oircumFtancof their
votes would be cast rdingIy; but the East wouH
not be forced 10 do 60. and allow themselves 20 be
taken BY The neck, and th,se things thrust down
their tbroats They have no disposition 90 stay the
progress OF these measures, bot desired that the
bill Of the gentleman, and Other bills, shall come
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PETITION n.

BY Mr.. FLORENCE: The memorial Of Harriet
Ward, OF Philadelphia, praying the passage Of an
explanatory act Of the 'ac Of the Senate, No 279,
hrst session 18th Congress-, granting her pension
as the widow OF Joseph Ward, gunner's mate,
United States Navy
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-03

TBE Nsw ORLEANS DvsL.--Dr Hunt, J. II
Maddox, n BouIigny, and Colonel Bell, indicted
for being concerned in the duel at New Orleans
in which j. w Frost. csq., was killed, hsvc been
discharged, mol. pros. being entered in the casc.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-03

Tpe New SILVER CoiNAor The statement that
the new oliver coinage, which tho bill before Con-
grcss provides for, will have more alloy than the
silver coins now IN usc is incorrect The fncncss
OF the silver will not bc altered, only there will be
Ices silver in tho new Coin9g o- Ph,ia. Ledger.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-03

SENATE
On motion of Mr. HUNTER the consideration
OF the private calendar was postponed till one
O'Clock
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
GREsSyOLD'S COTTON GINS.

TIME Subscriber has better location and is much
better prepared for manufacturing GINS than and
other Establishment in operation. He has made any
sold double the number Of any other maker IN the
country his sales averaging one Thousand per
This uneauallcd demand justfes the reputation claim
ed for his Gins viz: that they Gin taster, run lighter,
clean the seed JeeY tuke out more mOat make better Int
hare Pae Water Boxes, far more durable and secure
against Fire tlan any oe1 and that all other water
boxes whether double or single not only decep-
on but are an nngeaeHton his rights. and will sub
7ect the Planter who them to pay dandJe Tor no
lation of the Patent Ldars.
These advantages justify him in Offering supply the
Planting Community with Gins on better terms, accor-
ding to quality than any other Factory, Premium Gins
not excepted. -
Planters of South Carolina can order these Gins
tbrourh Mcssrs IIerriot Brailsord, CharGson Mr..
N W Coleman, IIanburg Mcssrs. Law 4 Drumon,
and Mr. Jesse Drafts. Columbia; Mr. Duncan Malloy,
CLcraw; Mr. c. Mathcson, Camden: McSsrS. Townsend
& Dourlas Bennctsvlle and his Travelling Agents or
hv letter directed to him at Grswoldve Jones Coun.
~ Georgia
Gins delivered at the purchasers nearest Steamboat
landing or Railroad station. ,,,,.
Criswoldvillc. Ca. Feb. 30 Is wlm-m9m
J1RESI PRESTON & MERRILLS YEAST POW
i DERS Received to-day by
Now 2. 1. >. WOkhMAN',
Fresh TamarilldS
nj - " ~ woRKMAN's DRUG STORE.
"GItcrille Catile.ic0G."
FRESH supply direct from the proprletors &c ke-
N ceived at the agency, | - DAh1Ai .
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
EaEcTEoN NOTICE.
te Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES District.

State Of Caroina-HeIshaw District.
Ofcs ofHs CoatQf General Sessions and Common Peas
l. NJ NAUllE Clerk OF said Court. in pursuance et
the directions the jet Of the Legislature in sh case
made and provided do hereby give public notice that
held on Monday the 29tl, day o.: November next, at
the usual places Of election throughout the said Dis.
trcr to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
OF the present incumbent.
Witness my hand, at Camden, this fourth day of Oc
tober, A. D. 1852
NJ NAUDIN, c. G. 8. &c.P.
MANAGERS.
Camden: Samuel Z. Capers, John j. Workman and
James l. Villepigue.
Curetons Mill: Frederick Bowen, John Motley and
J. P. Richbourg.
Flat Rock: James Fletcher, W. G. Kirkland and
Jesse Trlsdel.
Buffalo: William Mungo: James N. Sawon and La
ban Ferguson
Lzcubys: L. W R. Blair, Daniel Betbune and James
Bell
shrocks Mill T. Mccoy, Henry Ratcliff and
Samuel Smith.
Liberty Hill: John Brown, Hugh Summerviile and
Wiley Patterson.
Goodwyn's Store: James Love, Richard Drakeford
and William Clyburn.
The Polls to be open one day at all the places Man.
ayers to Get Camden on the Wednesday following
count the votes and declare the election
Polls to he opened at o'clock A. a. aEdc!oseG -
4 o'clock p NJ. with conrenont intervals ii; '''s'
vessel or bag to lie sealed up when tnr l"'ia'S 'Sy
and not TO be opened exceptto count t'e woes " '-9
regular time ana place. a. A lI2l s'a'. iae
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
SCHOOL BOOKS.

A COMPLETE and extensive assortment of SCHOOL
n Books are now on hand, of the best editions,
which are offered for sale at ow prices for CASH. Q! al
the usual credit TO punctual customers.
GRAMMARS.-Smith's Bullions and Browns
SPELLERS-Elementary, Carpenters. n. \. South
-. ern and Dictionary Speller 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Walkers, Reds and
Worcesters Elementary
READERS-Southern No. 1,.2, and 3; Goodrich's s;
q New York and Grigg & Elliots l, and 8; Portcrs
Rhetorical, Lovel's. National. Sargent's Standard
Speaker Frost's American do.
uISTORIES-Parley's lst, I'd and Sd books History ;
Parleys Common School and Pictorial Hist U. s.;
Robbins Outlines Hist. Markham's Hist. England
p Magnals Historical Questions; Caccsm OF the His
tory and Chronology Of South Carolina Juvenile
Histories Of England and the United States OF Ame-
i. RIGA.
GEOGRAPHIES-Mitch School Geography and
Atlas, End Revised edition; Mitchells Anct. Geo.
q and Atlas Buffers do. Primary Biographies by
Smith, Farley Mitchell and ClIilds; Quarto Geo. and
Atlas, in vol. by r. c. Smith, and r. NJ. Smith,
1.-THE latter is the common School Geography
ARITHMETICS.-PikesS Smiths, Emerson's ], and
8; Davies lst Lessons; School and University Arith-
metic; Colburns Intellectual Arith. Keys to the
above for the use Of teachers.
NAT. .PHILOSOPHY.-Parker's Comsocks Jones.
Gray's and Drapers.
CHEMISTRY -Slliman's, Diapers, Jones, Com
stocks Johnsons Turner's
NAT THISTORY-Bigland's and Ackerman's.
INTELLECTUAL PHILOS.-Abercrombe's
MATAEMATICS.-Davles' Algebra, Elementary and
Practical Geometry; Legendre's Geometry and Bur-
dons Algebra; Davies and Flint's Surveying; Days
Mathematics and Algebra.
500 Swans Series of Spoilers, Grammar Readers, dc.
Copy Books and Pates Paper Ink, Steel Pens Quills,
Inkstands and all other articles of Stationary required
in Schools and Academies. A. YOUNG.
Nov. l9.-93tf
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
Valuable Land for Sale.
En EGul.y--2-;tGsc:.>te E>iserict.
Middleton q. CASTOR,

Eh EGUlty--2-;tsac:.>teF E>issrict.
Middleton q. CASTOR,
VIM. r. CASTOR, Sam'l. G. CASTOR.
DY virtue of the decree Of the Court of Equity,
ID made in the above case, June Term 1852, | will
sell at Lancaster c. H., on the first Monday the 9Th
December, 1852 the following valuable tracts OF land,
belonging to above parties. viz:
One tract containing 1872 acres situate in Lancaster
District on both sides of Little Iynchs creek and on
both sides of the Red field road to Camden, b"unded
by lands of Vim. II. Roberts, Mrs. Ellis Mrs. Conncrs,
Mrs. Ingram and tract No. belonging to same estate.
Also one other tract containing 9ts Acres situate in
said District on both sides of said creek and road adj
Joining glandsof Robt, Crinmcnser, VIM Bowers James
]. Horton Urah Williams Jno. Neal, WIN. ii Roberts.
and the tract ABOVE described
These two tracts adjoin and form one body of land
having heretofore been cultivated as one plantation.
Persons desiring to purchase. would do well to cN-
anime before the sale, large and valuable body
of land is becoming difficult to be purchased.
Terms of Sah-CASH, sufficient to pay costs and eN-
ncnscs the balance credit OF one and two years with
interest annually from day Of sale, purchasers giving
bond and two good suretics and mortgage.
JAMES Ii. WlTHERSPOON,
Comr Ea. L. d.
Oct. &c, ($6.563 40 WIS
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rEnosEaa,ss,. t.sris,as, siseers.

Hundreds of citizens complain OF debility ana
laucour of the syscm arrangement Of the liver and
stomach want ola appetite, &C.; they are frequently o
result Of too close application and athousand other
causes we cannot here name; but wewould sayto all
afflicted, de- as we lave done-eeta bottle ortwo o.
Dr. Ioohauds German Bitters, prepared by Dr. JACK
commend this smedicne, knowing from experience tia.
it is much superior to the generality OF patent med!
cines. We would say to our readers purchase none
unless prepared BY Dr c. NJ. Jack:on, Philadelphia
October o.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
Ns.gEGE:sS!

E'TIE Goods il expectancy" last week are now
4 coming to hand. On Saturday received thirty,
four packages and amcre which some ofmy richest
SILKS, splendid worsted winter DRESS GCCDS.
Also beautiful assortment of French Embroideres,
low priced and rich embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
from l0c to S4 caci
.F5- Having paid Cash for my entire stock of New
York Goods shall be able to offer great Inducements.
lf0re anon. E. W. BONNEY.
Oct !. T2 If
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
yE,Ig53sNf.,

1 LARGE stock OF Gentemen's READY-MADE
n CLOTHING. embracing large and varied as
sorlment ur Dress Frock and Sack Coats. Pctcrsham,
clordcd Beaver. blanket and Reversible Overcoats
Aso--l!a,s Caps. Shirts Collars, Merno and Flannel
Undcrslirs Cra?ats ScariS, Gloves and every article
necessary for complete Quilt At
Nov. 5. C. MATIIESON'S.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
CARP siTsNG.

u brussels and Venetian. also ya.ic;y of Cham.
Der Carpets rom Sic upwards n"at article G! Hemp
Carpcring. at SIC. per yard.
Large szr Chenille and Tailed Rugs, Cocoa Fibre
and ruited Mats Ladies Br!sseI Satcle! and Gentle
reli 5 Carpe, Bags. For sale at
Nov. ; C. MATIIESON'S
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
Erunks, Carpet Es:,gs ;tG,a Vasires.

SNTE have just received a very fall and complete
w assortment Of the above articles o: every size
and quality, viz:
TRUNKS-(rom &c to $40
CARPET BAGS-irom the smallest and most com
mon to the largest and most magnificent; OF exceed
inglv rich and beautiful patterns.
TALICES-of various sizes and patterns. Call and
coo thnm ot WORKMAN & BOONES.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
Received

On Consignment, Lot of CROCEERl WIRE
W consisting Of JUGS J.lRS. CNCRN'Si BUTTER
DISHES de- To be sold at wholesale prices by
Nov. go If JAMES McEWE EN-.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
E:rr,y's g'ricSusacrlgtS.

Preparation for the HAIR, so cheap that all can
N afford it. and yet so popular that tie elite every
where use and praise It, fresh supply direct lroln
New York, received and for sale at
Noy Q u. J. DELAYS.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
NGtiCC.

4 IL persons having demands against Lcmuel Boy
N kim deceased, will hand them i'll, properly attest
ed and those indebted to the Estate will present them
to Burwen Boykin, qualified Executor
Nov. 5. SO SIN
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
KssiIIs EEl, go.

:" :. q PATaS Gentlcmens Boys Yeuth's and Chill
1 ~ dren's BOOTS, kip aud Calf pcgeedand sew
ed, welt and pump. faiT. stitched ard Judged
from Nc. i. Gii.is 70 80. Is Nen's-trom
$llo$ $iG .4s.s.s
GoDt!enlens fine Cali aud Coyh and Congress Caters
2. >" Buotees !al ard stitched
waterproof from
50 toss
Mems Boys and Youthsk kip and calf L.. and b. peg
g2d and scwed Brogans from soc 10 Sl.504
MQncEs Boots and Shoes, pegged and sewed, from
25c. TO Sl.25
Slippers, from 25c TO Sl.25
Ladies and Misses line Caters. al colors and sizes
:; Calf Goat, KID, Morocco ard
enainc!cd Bootoes. BliGkins, Ties ard Slippers,
from !5c to ::2. For sale at the lowest prices.
Oct &c. WORKMAN BOONE.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
e.. EsSBENs0N,
MERCHANT TAIL

SVUULurcspcctmIiyi inform the citizens otCamden
W aud vicinity. that ne has opened complete as
sc:t;ncnt OF ,icri:rucn Goods consisting Of CL O7IS
ca .SSI.NEAES, TESYlNG.S &c. Also, READY
MADE CLOTLlL.NG o; all descriptions, hats and
CAPS Oct l5-lf
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
NEW EH(sEIS.

Simpsons Santa Fc, New Mexico, md Navajo Couu-
try. with Illustrations
Whcclcrs History of North Carolina
History of the Mormons; The Hunter Naturalist
Young Domnican Combe's System Of PhrenolOgy
Franklin and the Artic Regions; Chances at Europe
Sketches of Greece and Turkey; Life Here and There
Willis Rural Letters; Aliens Rural Economy
Farmers Practical Farrcr Farmers Land Measure
Carolina Housewife; Military Life in Field and Camp
New Themes for Protestant Clergy
\ Hit al the Follics Of the Age
Strcaks CT Squattcr Life; Up-Country Letters
Summertime in the Country; Gaiees and Gravities
Book Of Snobs; Vanity Fair Seven Nights in Gotham
Seven Capital SINS Avaricc; Rife Rangers
Precaution, by Cooper; Prairie Scout; Sand Boys.
Amelia, by Fielding; Roder;ck Random; Hope Leslie
Adrian; Hearts Unveiled: Self Deception, complete
Two Fathers. Spanish Romance; Upper Ten
Mary Seallam, by Mrs. Grey; Discarded Daughter
Wild Sports OF the West; Fardarousha; Scalp Hunter
Nccromancer Second part; Dream Of Life, dc.
Nov. S. ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
Rich Dress Goods.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of DRESS GOODS
N opened to-day, embracing all Qualities to Which
would invite the attention OF the ladies' as they arc
handsome and will be offered low by
0c, OF w. ANDERSON.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
NEiEs.5..

4 LII persons indebted TO John Ingram, by note or
Il account will take notice that payments are only
10 he made to the Undersigned the Attorney of i. A.
Nance Assglee. Iheassignei papers i'll lis liauds
t0r settlement Cost may be save" by settling soon.
". TiURLOW C.ASTON,
Atty for T. y. Nance. Assignee.
Nov. lG. 81 s"lm
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
Estate Sale.

DY order ofthe Court Of Ordinary, will be sold at
ID the late residence of James Baskn, deceased,
the Goth day of December next all the perishable
property belonging to said Estate consisting Of Corn,
Fodder, Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep Goats
Wagons Plantation Utensils, &c.
will also sell before the Court House door in Cam
den, the first Monday in Janury next, Eleven very
likely NEGROES, among whom there is good Car
penter, one tolerable good Carpenter and good Wa
goner.
TERMs-For tile pershable property a credit Of
twelve months with note and approved security, with
Z interest from day Of sale.
For the Negroes, credit of one, two, and three
years with bond and mortgage, approved security and
interest from day of SALE Purchasers to pay for all
necessary papers as well as recording them.
a. &. BASKIN, Ex'r.
Nov l9 SO IF
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
s.iIsst las Come!

7 AMP Oh aud BURNING FLUID. OF SUPERl
L. OK QNALITI- Received yesterday at
Oct I5it u. J. DELAYS.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
Waters TOotb Soap

NOR cleansing and removing anlmaeulie from III
l. teeth For sale by
June 90. T1OMAS D. NONAMAN.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
r GarszEss As8 sssoE z,zsEsFues E

2 E;AEiEs1bS 44SU aEsVN z'sNEFENEs z
& o. every kind. via:
Best !Icmock Sob; best Baltimore Oak Sole
" Harness anG Band--e~tra
" Frc!,c,. ana american Ca!tSkrs
" LiriM. and Binding Skins
- Sadl"r's Caf and Pai SKINS =. 49,
Shoe Knives, Piucyrs, Rssps, Flies, Hammers Aw!
Blades. Shoe Nails THcts, Thread Sand Stones, Heel
Balls, Backing and Shoe:ikers Tools Of every de-
scriIdon and OF the very best duality Just received
and for sale by WORKMAN &. BOONE
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
STyTcfsas?ls ESissGTs.

4 SMALL invoice ollhcsc highly recommended and
~ rnucl--alIcd for Bittcrs. Received lcr Railroad
and for sale 1t Z. j. DELAYS.
Nov.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-19
IS MORE!
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

Atwood Deaines, fancy and solid colors
C;lshmcrcs, do do 90
Printed Turquoise, new article, cery rich
DO Spun Silk do do do
Rich colored Pou dc Silks
Do do Gro dc Rhine
One piece Rich White Silk for Bridal Dresses
Marcclloni Silks all colors, for Scars &C.
Plain Black Silks. some very fine
Ali Pacllas and Bonbazines
Dress Trimmings great variety
Black and white Grape Shawls plain and embd
Rich embroidered iIandkcrchieis, with names
Love Wells and Yelling
Best French Kid Gloves ladies' and gcntlcmcns
Mcrino and Raw Silk Vests, do do
Colored Gauntlctts and Buck Gloves, do do
Embroidered Undcrslcevcs Cuffs, Collars. &c.
Patent Skirts and Skrting Cloths, &c. &c. &c. &c.
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