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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-13
SaddlerV and Harness Mandatory.

THE Undersigned begs leave to inform his friends, GUS
+ TONER'S and the public In general that ne Is NOW
RECEIVING, the LARGEST and BEST assortment OF
Saddles, Harness., Trunks, Whips,
~ ri, Brides, Hits, f'@.@' ~. y <'
And eyery article usually found in well assorted Stock
Goods at the lowest possible prices for CASH. on the
usual credit good paying customera. ,,f.{ =,
He continues to manufacture Harness, Saddles and
no hesitation in warantng every article being of the
best material and workmanship His articles and prices
cannot fail give entire satisfaction to those who may
be disposed give him call at his Old Stand one door
below III. Lew Son. C. NJ. WIENGES.
oct.6, ISL Ig-ll ,I-ay 7ei7sa---sr9sfss6t 8 ,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-13

Hardware.
TNHE subscribers offer to the public, the most
L compete assortment of Hardware in the
back country as it has bsen nearly all bought from
first hands, they can sell (on The same terms) at
Charleston prices. g.s g.4
These wanting Builders, Hardware. Carpenters
or Smiths Tools, Mill Irons, Cross cut or Mill
Saws, Axes, Iron or Steel, would do well to give
them a call. McDOWALL g. COOPER.
oct24 .fEsfF fs4 81 ss
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-13
M MANSION 4: 81 IN HOUSE:

s,ea Cas&AsS32e2oi i-,S2cTZsij
T,HE undersigned begs leave to return his grasefnf
thanks his friends, and the travelling Public Tor
the liberal support which he has since he has been
opened -four oths and entered upon his duties or
1851 with renewed energy to endeaypr to please n thai
may call upon him. both rich and pocr His House VIII
be found one of the desabe situated and best nr-
nished Hotels in Camden His servants also will be
found respectful and attentive, and The table will be sup
plied with the best the market Affords n0, go 80.
His Stables and Carriage Houses roomy and always
fnllympplled with Proyender, and an experienced HoseL
An Omnibus calls at the House every morning for pas
sengers for the Railroad Give call and test motto
Ia'T'ii'.'1 & Az youfnd me, .' "O''' a'' nv .
Sorecommend me. - 90 f-s,-fA y
,ga.a.2 e',aa ..s,7 sHEGsROBlNSGN.fs. 3
IN asrE 80 t..:gp3 RcilsT 4 Proprietor.
Camden, February 7th, 1851. llagd If
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-13
Solar and Lard OIL.

w. VET Solar, ana L8fG OII., a.15..,,
eFtfIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a inil
IL and fresh snppIy Of Solar and Lard Oil of
.uperor quality, which will be sold as low as such
articles can be, consistently with uniformity Of
Burning =1uid, Lamps, Globes, Chimnies, iWiks
Matches, Papers $c. &c. yIr'
Oct Slit, sIJ.a DEhA1.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-13

TIME Subscribers will sell the remainder of
L their Stock Of Dry Goods, left over from
last season, at extreme low prices consisting in
part Of: ,.,.-.-s.,rr ,fI's-,E.-s ~
s'V. Sup. and common Cloths, -. ~ -.
sc Cassinet, Sattinetts, and Kentucky Jeans,
White and Red Fiannels, e-,, % -,v
Bembazine, Merino, and Alpaca. - ~ -.,- "--
White and colored cotton Cambria,
Swiss, Book and null Afuslins, mo, ,-rr
$40 Muslin Edgings and Insertings, - ,..}-. !
-'' Fur, Dimity, fur PRINCES, -. o.,,.,!
Rugs and Carpeting, Ladies black silk Hose,
50 Ladies bl'k and lead cold cotton Hose,
Z White and colored half Hose, - ''.
Gentlemen and Ladies silk Gloves, Oh" '''-
white & col kid
blk and cold Cfavats. -
sfhH'H. LEVY & SON.
Oct. IL, 1851. s@F u 81 So sA lot
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-13
READ THIS !!

TuST Received a large and well selected Stock
e. in: part as follows -. @n1.3 - 10y ?
London Dufil Blankets, various weights aud sizes
Colored Blankets very heavy, Wool Hats, 55s
.';g.j dgspGi an ALSO ,1lSi& - -, = o.
Kerseys aud I.inseys, heavy stock, sT' 'f'- So
Satinetts, Cassimefes, Tweeds g. Kentucky Jeans
Red and white Flanneia,s $r7@77a rf ''"4" ~'a'i
Sup. Black Satin and other Vestings, 71z,. i'as
Gents Nerino Under shirts and Drawers. ''ss aE'.
Bales.of 4, Z, "A, and lO-4Shirtings & Sheetings
Hardware.
Carpenters Tools, Knives and Forks, q, II /
Shoyels and Spades, -. .''''.E-',. -,,... -.
Straight and Twisted Trace chains, 60 = !,
Elwes Hoes, No. I, 2, g. and - '- L.. H..
Planters Hoes, (Patent) No. & 8, -. -,
Nails, assorted sizes, 20 doz. Collins Axes,
Narrow and, Wide lroD., segT E;mR EStsff&sE
~, :. $50 3, iBagging. .fJ;FEr
Dundee and Gunny Bagging,, s-s- .ses,e gsa
3S and I-2in Bale Rope, Twine, ~. za,.gr E.sa
..,'f...es.',, - Groceries. .nr. s.s !-9p
Hide. Muscoyado Sugar, =. ~. .,sz,ar., z,e.,a .,-.
do. ST. Croix ~. do, very choice, % raarz.l ,
Bbls. Crashed do. bis .anaI
Bags choice Rio Coffee,
do.sold Gov. Java do !sMolasses.,A +2esSsa
500 sacks Salt, Rock Salt & ss5sE- ~:
Bbls. Sup. Northern and N. c. Flour, g
1000 bushels Best White Corn. 5G., sd
AND ..,.. . s.,
Baskets Heidseick and versenez Champagne,,
Very sup. Old Port Wine, IL. s.,:FT rsgssaese;
Bills Mong, and Old Rye Whiskey, 81 sa-I
do. NO. .cRectifed do. .lso "a sg..z&
do, Byass' London Porter, asssI
AND Fr5sTSri ?. -vrl-E
Choice Segars, of various brands. t.z3;. "a
Call upon us before buying elsewhere, and we
will guarantee our prices and terms will suit.
~ y. H. LEVY g. SON,
Oct. II, 1851. S. 70 lstrh
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-13

TTAUIES' handsome winter DRESS GOODS
llf and fancy SILKS For sale at cost for cas- h
untilsthe first of January next, by to.l ~. '7t
lDec.lE,a - .ilg ,sssal E. W.. BONNEY.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Dr.. Mowc.s ShnIser nrsnpnriIln

haONN
MORE EVIDENCE. Another remarkable cure
lMCj'READ IT "a 1t is from young lady resid
ing In our city. CERTiFIcATE.
CINcINNATI, February7, lS5l.--This is to certify
that my sister, Mary G. Beman, was attacked with q
disease in her hip more than three years ago, which
rendered her utterly pless that she was compel
ed to keep her he'd All hopes OF her recovery wert
despaired Of Some OF the most eminent physicians
of Covngton and Cincinnati attended her, all Of whom
declared her case a hopeless one. Passing by DIR
Howe's Depot an idea suggested itself, that to try
one bottle OF his Shaker Sarsapar la could de- no harm
Accordingly purchased one bottle and before 1t con
tents were entirely used she received benefit ! was
induced to try another, and another; before the last
was used she was nearly recovered. Now she has
no pain walk and has the entire Of her limb
To Howes Shaker Sarsaparia attribute this etfec
tive cure. II but few months since since she com
menced taking it, (Signed) C. BELMAN.
Cincinnati Daily Commercial
Remember this wonderful and astonishing cure was
effected by the use of three bottles only Of DR. S, ID
H0WE'S SHAKER SARSAPARILLA, THE GREAT
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
Bear in mind, purGes the blood and prevents dis
eases. II is the only Snrsaparla that acts upon tho
liver, kidneys and blood at the time, which rem
ders it altogether valuable to every one particu
larly Females
d. NIussey, Professor In the Ohio Medical College
says the Shaker preparations are truly valuable, ant
recommends them to the public The sick and atilict
ed are requested to call and obtain pamphlet, ant
purchase abottle Of this valuable Family medicine.
No Mercury-no Mneral-no Poisonous Drugs il
the Shaker Sarsaparilla Remember, II is warrante'
be purely and entirely vegetable, and as Femal'
and Family medicine It has no equal.
| lTBe sure you enquire for DR.. s. ID. Howe's Sha
ker Sarsaparilla, and take no other 80 10
Quart Bottles 81 per bottle, OF six bottles for 80
| For sale by DIR. 5. d, HOWE, Proprietor No. ]
College Hail. Cincinnati, to whom all orders must b
addressed, and by N. 2. KRElDEM Lahcaster'
KREIDER & CO., Logan.
L. HYLE, Amanda
! April 10, 1881. Ono
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Later from California.

PHtLADkLPHlA, feOy lJ.
The Daniel Webster arrived at New York. al
uoou In day, with l2l passengers and $70,00O IN
gold.
On the night Of the 4lh Of February. destruc
tive fire occurred in the city ol San Juan lie Nj
caragun. by which one tEird Of the most pnrulous
section OF the city was destroyed Among III
buildings burnt was the United States h"tel, be
sides lnrge number Of houses and stores.
Shipment of goht frnin San Francisco, by the
steamer California, on the 10th as inllnws Ne"
York s9G6,5j6. New Orleans $50 A90
The weolher in California around San Francis
co is delightul-penty Of rain There was n"'
Two nights when the thermometer leIl 10 ireez'.,'
priut. Green peas are in bloom, rs wen as WI"
and garden Ilnwers
Tie absorbing political question seems It, y o'
tie election OF United States senator he [n, ,
dilntes talked of among the Democrats are C"'
Weller. GOV. Smith, Col Pinley, Judge hhS'"'
and Gen. Anderson. The Wings as yet hav'
nlmed 10 one -,
GREAT excitement exists at Duwnlevil|, IL con
sc,,u,ura or ,reat discoveries OF new mines u
gnJ bearing quartz in that vicinity. Six dlIier
ant wins h,d iren turned mp with II ten days
Itls nre from which il is said 10 be excerdlhs
, rich. nj.
Ike difficulty as to the Ca itoI continued. TIL
! Le,i,la,urs had determined on meelln9 NJ nIcii
, merrn. and assembled there Tor the hrSt time %
the 10th ui Janunry and were wee iheu WI
st.nnts of rappnuse by the people.
The papers contain Governor Biger's lnnngn
al address. aud Lieut.. Governor tlar,ly's addrr'
to the Senate Governor Biglsr contends that lll
mnes should he as free us mir.
The AHa Californian SAYS The IN Indian wi
in The S uthrrn portion OF the State has ut enSl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

CV'The Directors of the Bank oI
F'ance have Just had constructed in the
middle Of the garden of that building
extensive cellars, The masonry # which
is nine feet in thickness. These cellars
which, at the slightest alarm. IN " he i'm
mediately filed with water, aud the en-
trance To which is, besides. secured by
thick iron doors, are intended ln receive
the immense mass Of gold aud silver
both in cuins aud bars. which f'rms The
reserve of the Bank,
STEAM EXPLOSIONS. 1T is said that q
discovery has been made of the cause
and Of sure mode Of preventing the
explosion Of steam boilers, A memoir
on the subject has been presented IL
Congress, aud is To be printed for exam
inati0n.
" Colonel Benton passed through
Cincinnati on the 9th instant, on his wa!
home,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

THE FRUir CRoP.-The Peach crop
of the West il is generally conceded is
all cut off. aud it is stated that the cold
proved too severe for the Orange trees"f
the Snuth. The Cincinnati Gazette
learns from Horticultural friends that the
fruits Indigenous TO lhatsoil sndLclimaie,
with the exception OF Penches. have moi
suffered materially from the frost. The
buds nf the Cherry, Plum, Ample aud
Pearstre are unirjured. In this vicin
ny we hear fears expressed that not only
Cherry buds but young Cherry trees have
heen irjured by the excessive cold. A
unte from Mr.. KELLEY. Of KeIley's Island
states that the cod of the 10Th Of Janua.
ry killed allthe peaches there; being the
second time within the memory of the
.nldest inhahilant" Mercury nn the
morning If the 20rh was l+'degs bel"w
zprn-the colest ever obseI we'd there by
6 or s degrees. Clere Herald,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
TC0rrespondenc Ol the Baltimore Sun

WAsnlNGruN Feb o. 1852.
Despaichrs from EWgiand- hSkrnciions Jor ad
jaaiHg he Nicaragua AGdirs--ST Hcnry
BWimer not going 10 RcMrn-Mr Carkc's
Non Intervention Speech-Nessrs Ciays CasS
anil Dam gias piems- The Presidency and Gen
Ca@- The Tor!E sc
The odvices from England nre highly mvnrnhie,
nnd show that we we're not mistaken in attribute
ing 10 LAIRD Granville the most friendly disppsiiinn
towards this country. The truth is, that great
unions cannot afford 10 indulge in petty disputes.
The letters from Mr. Lawrence slnle. as 1t
i. snid that Lord Granville ln1 entirely dsnvowed
the assault un the United Stntes nnil Steamer
| Pronehrus, aud lns given pnwers and in'truc
lnus 10 Mr., CWmpton in reference Ia the adjust
mcnl Of the Nicaragua question
1t was supposed hero that Sir Henry Bnlwc
was now crossing the water as sp"cih m'nis
Ter Ia explain his own treaty that treaty =,
pretty in the book ;" nud 50 useless in practice
Sir Ilcnry had, it seems determined Ia brave ia,
horrors ul Transatlantic vOyage. ircng ns he
did, proper iuleres' aud just pride in his treaty
| But the subject il nov 10 well understood, Hni
! the British government is ~ well disguised thIt
they know Tint II is not ne' eSswy TINT Slr llrnry
! Bnwrr should come tn Washington. Now is the
time for the adjustment nl these qucslinns. In II
lew munths Lard pnlmerslou may be restored 10
tue foreign office and il 50, we may have me
lr,uhlc in regard In the Mosqurto protect rate,
unless tho whole question be, in thr mean time,
settled.
Mr. Clarke Of Rhode l,Innd made n most able
speech ON nunmlervrntion. As to The p,detice,
the nctui commitment nI nur Government lu
such course ur any alliance or drChra,iuu that
,h iuld compel us 10 Interfere in the ntiIils ol
European nations, for the purpose nE maintaining
the national mw; in short rs tn amy policy That
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

~ Lieut.. Murray has written letter
nn the subject of the trade Of the o"uth'
west & the future intercourse between The
Mississippi aud the Amazon, which pre-
SCENTS some novel aud interesting views.
1t is. as he says. striking fact-and a
physical fact of great moment-that the
valley Of the Amazon is but a commercial
appendage To that ofthe Mississippi; and
it remains with us. lie says, IN convert
this physical fact into a commercial one
by obtaining the free navigation of the
Amazon for our commerce. A steam
boat, he says. may load at ST. Louis will
the products of the high larirudes. ant
deliver its cargo at the foot oftAe Andes
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
TYRANr ANNInILAroR --Mr Dowlin

TYRANT ANNInrLAToR MIR Bowling,
of Newark. N j.. exhibits a novel and
destructive implement of warfare inven
ted by himself. 1t consists of all arrow,
at The end nf which is a hollow cast mon
ball filed with powder, and intended To
be thrown by the hand On striking the
drsired object. it explndes, aud the flag
ments Of the ball deal destruction wher
ever they strike. Several experiments
with it have resulted satisfactorily 10 The
inventor: tearing fence to pieces in me
instance, aud burrowing a hDle in the
ground in another
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Rrnn, ,LNn,I,Ingtom.

WASHlNOION, ftDIUHIN IL
The Repubic. in noticing the release OF Thrash
pr, SAYS that other outstanding qIestl"nS nelWr'h
this country aud Spun remain as llley were ne
fore the Cuban dillicu arose aud must i"rn
,ubi.cls Tor future negoImt'on
The mail through from New OrIeali- latest que
The Picayunr publishes letters from lhrer n''
charged Cuban prisoners. who were 81 u'"'"i'"
in grent lies iuinn, having no means "l getting
home.
Governor Fnnte published letter dchnne his
po.ilion un the Presidential question: lie denies
having entered into coalition IN tnror III Mr.
| Webster, and SAYS that Gen. CasS il his avorlte
rhe steamer kajeHe, from Charleston, tnS
ont over 800 passengers with So slaves, Tor Cal
iIora,
Liberal DONATION Washington Mon
umrnL-The members Of Guy Council
aud other city officers, on Monday last
contributed the very bUdsome sum o
one hundred dOllarS, 10 aid in the consIruc
ton of the Washington National Munn
ment. Should every Council through
out the Union do likewise, the conSIrnc
ton of this splendid monument |" Ih'
"Falher Of his County" would speed'l.
% I'm aud the " Committee" would n
longer have To beg of the Sous ui Free
dom To aid in rearing this lofty column
which is to stand ful all time, that nation
may behold it in memory nt the past. -
All hnnor aud praise To the Council an
the city officers. May their example b
followed.- Ohio Suite J0MRdi,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

LIZA correspondent Of the Boston
Traveller giving an account "f Encke' :
comet, which has recently made its re.
appearance, says it has the striking pecu
Ialty that its orbit and peri"d.c time,
arc gradually decreasing The comet
it is siid, "is certainly falling toward the
central luminary;" not theoretically fall
ing as the earth aud other planets ar,
supp, sed To fall towards the sun, as lhei
orbits bend around the centre "f revolu
lon. but actually falling, actually draw
ing nearer OF every revolution Sir J"h,
| Urrschull believes "thut it will ultimate
ly fall IN the sun" provided 1t isnnt "dls
sinutrd" before that time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Afflicted Rcnd!!

n n EDTCAI UOITCE ostahlished NJ vaara ,go Dr
lV KinkcIn' Nortbwest corner Of ,S;Td sn6 Union
s,ross bci,yeon Snrco .nd Pima stroo,s PhlsSsnhS'
F;sen Years Of extensive and uu;n,srruntsS pr,e.
,oa snent IN this citv have rcnJorsJ m The mos
o,, and NJ, r,r ana na.r ~ ,ha
t",nent Of ali n; oasas ~ nrjvato n.t,,ra Por.ons
.G,;.toa ',;,h mlcnrS non ~ hoJ,, ,hro.t or ia~s
Mains in the head or homes meycSriSi rheum,tism
,,;,t,ros or.veI Siseose .,;sina Crom yovthG,l M
oossoS or 5n,,rto" of ,So Mood wbaroI,, ,ha .on-
a,;,,,;o bns hncoo arcaohIaJ ro iii ,so.,aS ,s;,h
a s.Iu.,o" ""' ~ie AZ "'''
s"GGeSsi Mo ,s ,,.... n;,n,o,s ,,,,o- ,ho os ", Y
r"I;";p,'si, oanGdo h IL Lounr 'a oon,Ian.n
may @ ie,'Suns,y 'Tnuuv ~ II n's ;i HU"ol
""u 'T".'IS ,ii SPV" IPI.,TiI IN An IfTE
NkE fAh wv uLNN NOi W.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Frnm WnshIngtoM.

WAsHISGTON. February lo'
Mr. Clay's speech. om the Pre'rnlall' IN OF go'I
mp,lu Inv the New Workers, las been published
in the iateHigencer lie esiecms the preSen'a
ton the most gratifying incident OF his IIle' aud
as he has not unw any public patronage 'o dis
peuse he regards aud receives il nS an e'na''nl"
Of pure friendship. He concludes as i"lI"w': ''I
shall soon appear before higher and more h"'y
tribunal than any earthly one, which can nner'
ringly Judge oflhe motives as welt rs tue acts :"
men. To that tribunal Iuok forwhr with com
uosure aud cunidence-tLut shall he acquitted
Of having ever been prompted, in the dlScl'nrge n
INV public duties, 10y any mean. sorrlh "r se'iiSi
ends. or have been nuimncd by any other pnr
pose than To promote the honor, prosperity aud
slury Of our common country
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

THE RAILRrAD LocATED,-We learn that the
Directory have decided To locate the roud upon the
route run through the Southern part Of the city
We have a word To say in earnest, 10 those
who have contended for this location. |, is well
known that the Nurlhern art Of the city will pay
most 10 meet the interest upon the county bondst
Is, we suppose, equally well known that the North
has subscribed about $25 900 in individual stock,
while subscriptions South do not exceed 5000;
t is equally well known that many ofour clli1el'
living in the Sun,h have not subscribed anything
to the stock # the road and some have not done
as mitch ns they are able to do.
These are the facts, ms we understand them
and we have no comments 10 make upon them
The rond is now located aud we think It due t
the company that an effort should he male by OIL
onthcrn friends to increase, their Subscription
to The capital stock Of the company and thu
show that they are will ling Ia nil, all in hst
po,cer in the completion Of This grent enterrriz'
Il is not tn he expected hat they eau renrh III
lfunres North without avery arrnt eh"rt' bht W
Idn think Ihpt more subscriptions can be 1ise
far tho COMPANY. mud we are eqnnl|y coniidel
,bo, the Souh will now feel ii It's duty since III
IIocntion of the road takes away the principal e'
cnse. tn make nn effort to effect this very desir
besnijrct.
The report of the Engineer which wns read o
yesterday. was very able aud lncid exposition
tho comparative merits Of the different routes an
IN nccorlunce with this report, the Directory Inv
located the road wiihuul any other consideration
than those which the great Interests Of the con-
pnny required, the shortest aud best route an
we nav feel like calling upon those who consde
themselves greatly benefited by the Ioca;ion 1
arise in their might aud show that they are wi
ling 10 make ample remuneration for the ndvar
, tages ~ location
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19

NurICE TO CALIFuRNIANs - We eau.
lion persons in the western country from
putting themselves 10 the expense nf 90
lug to New York to secure passage tn
California. The New York Tribune Of
Wednesday says: "lt is idle, worse
than idle, to visit this city with the idea
of engaging a passage by nteam across
the Isrhmns To California. All thu vcs.
sells (hnlh Panama and Nicaragua arc
full up To April, aud those tor that month
are rapidly filling up, Either engage
your passage weeks beforehand, or take
your way around the Horn nr over the
Sierra, There is no help for it,"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-19
Petition for Divorce.

Catharine Cowen Us. Umphrey Cowen.
TIME above named defendant is hereby notified,
that the complainant filed her petition lor divorce
in the clerks office Of the court Of common pleas in
and for the county Of Fairfield and State Of Ohio on
the 7th ay Of February, A. D. 1859, making APPhca'
ton for divorce, on the ground that said deien'
dant has wilfuy aEsented himself irom complainant
for more than three years:-and praying said court
for d,cree Of Almony, and dissolution of the mar
rage contract aud that both parties be released from
the obligations Of the same.
- CHARLES F. SHELTER,
Attorney for ComPLaipaH
February II, 1852. $3.50 Oval