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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-28

rea-The Sheriff of Union county will sell
at the Court House on the 18th May
Nine tracts Of land in Penns an! West
Beaver townships, late the estate of John
Hartman, Jr.
A farm of 50 acres in White Deer TIP,
late the property of Peter Welsh.
a lot in Krotzcrsyillc, late the property
Of Hiram Hendricks
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c. for Sale. @

u'HAT large and desirable property on
/ The corner Of Marker and Mater Sls.,
vel situated for a residence, for business,
or Tor residence and place Of business.
There i "A large BRICK House contain
ing 4 large rooms on the first floor, 6 bed
rooms on the second floor, and two large
finished rooms on the third. A Kitchen
aud WashhouSe adjoins, and 1t has also a
large cement Cistern. Pump and Well O.
good water, and all the necessary out
buildings.
For terms &c. apply to Gf F.MrLtfg
Esq S. T.. DAVIS.
Lewi>burg, Sept. 90, 1889
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CAUTION.

FSNIIE public are hereby cautioned against pnr
L chasing or Obtaining any interest whatrser
III Il cerlaIn new Canal Boat huilt by WIN. Aier
edith * Co. and delivered to Daniel SnyIrr and
Samuel >" ORTIZ about the ia-t of March or brgim.
ming of April, S52, and designated hy TIE nam,
OF w Skinner and is now in their pos- -sson
the said DO At belongs 10 aud is TO all inten,-
and purposes the property o' e G. d +. Marsh.
aud as such will continue until certain conditions
a:e complied with (as per agrermen) on the
Pau OF the said Snyder and Worz
l.. &. MARSH,
FREDERICK MARSH.
Lea isburg april 10, 1852
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Rgaas1eCsszS.
DIR. EzAERsS has removed TO North Third
street, above the German Reformed Church.

Mr.. GESSNEl. Nusician, has removed
10 North Third street, next door below the
School House.
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NEW STORE-KEEPEgS
NEW GOODS! G

Cahf1rnia FIR GoH, Pennsylvania Jor Jig
n. spnt Gor. B'g,er far rating BInts. bat FOSTER
s. TIiSTIIl LIZ ..lIlu
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FI1O the Judges Of the Court. Quarter Sessions
4 Of Union County Nav r. 1852:


Thr Subscriber humby prays the Court grant him
further lic t. keep public uuSe in the a-gr AMI
commol h0uS" oc-uI id hy him in the borough
Of I.-Ni-Aur.. and he Will ever pray. &C
4. J. WEIDENSAUL.
The uudprSi Sigued, citizens of Lewi~Lu-L certify that
they well acIuansd with A. J. Wei Irnsau'. the Pc
tiuutr above D. and also have knowledge Of the
house for which he prars licns" and further Gritty
that sad house is necessary t0 entertain the publr and
entertain and travellers. AMI that said petitioner
is Of good reTut. honesty and tempe and that
he is we'll rrcvi I'D with the cunyenicuces
the como ialiyu Of travellers and the pub c.
William Moore l.. l. Christ ,;r0 4. Frirk
Z. \. ktck James triswel Msrtn Ham
l. Nhitiock " r. ItitIsaver Aug. StouEi ton
Joseph Mabus jacob ilrusu- Erc.i'k Eichard
\ l. Hatfield.
Levisburg. AZ ri >. l>5C.
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vsNO the Hon. the Judges of the Court Of Com
u mon nlaas OF HMM cnultY. Nav II. Isl ,.

L mon ileas OF Union county, Way 1. lSJ-.
The petition of J. VI. Huffman aud Hardy Rank rep ct
fully reprc-cnts: That they de-irous OF Keeping
tavern the house s'rnerly kept b, VIM l. Ritter for
number OF years in the town ot New Columbia where
necessary for the entertainment o Strangers
and travellers ccy therefore pray honors I" grant
them license keep publ house 1T the place aforesaid
for the ensuing gear. ana they vii. pray. Nc.
HOFFMAN 4 EANCK
New Co,uu7tia, April Is, lS52.rhc subscribers, ri-
New ColuTnl Union county. her by certify that
the inn above PRAYED for IS necessary to econ
L, ,adate the public and entertain ringers and taTc!"r-,
and that above named iniimau kanck are uf col
rrrute for honesty aud temperance ard are well pro'f
with housn and ccvcnie'ces Tor the "rcot t"tion
strangers and Travellers and sucl tavern Is heccsa
riv wanted iu This place
YIN l. Rtrpr john ki.npel Salomon SoSrmar
n,,ij : y,rtr Jnhu Bnhr Abraham AugeUcy
pa,,I Coouandar Jacob TroxcJ David r. Kaufman
w, y Datssman Jacob Lei .r Jr Henry kostsnbalsr
sam1 Ceulberlins joel Rank Jsln hySA
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Spring au0 Gummcr-lS59.
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS.

'NhE undersigned respectfully announce to
Il iheIr IiyEds and the ciizens of Union
county that tiey have opened a new stock of
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corner Of Cherry alley, fronting on wsrer ILL
street whereUn is erected tina. well known gEsA
aud long estAbliShe two story frame Tavern elssy4
house 661. front by II feet in depth. ssns.GtA
with kitchrn attached, also Frame &sA.EtA
Stable, :"l by : feet, with Carriage House
3hl by Il feet attached, Wood House and other out
builiings-a never falling Well of Water about 81 I'm
young Fruit Trees, &c., &c.
No =. 3 lot on the corner of Cherry Alley
~ fronting Water Street Sess 81 Sect an. ~
.fEs running TO low ~gteE mark CT TIE 1sqge Y5T
~ hanna River, whereon is erected two Two ~-A
Story Dwelling Houses
No. 3, lot fronting on Water Street " est
81 feet, and running to low mark in tie Su-que-
hanna River.
No. 4, lot fronting on Water Street west
feet ami running 10 low water marx in The susqu--
halra River.
No. ; building lot fronting on Water Street,
east CO. feet by in depth Is feet public alley al
joining property of Thos Nesbt.
No. e. desirable building lot Sc! by in
depth, TO public alley, of Second and ST. John
street.
No. Z. a lot same size fronting on Second
street a jpinins No. G.
Ne. y, lot same size fronting on Second
street, adj I,ining No. ?.
No. . a lot same size fronting on Seco nd
street. adjoining No. 8.
The above mentioned building lots will be old
together or separately to suit purchasers
Apply to JOHN NORTON.
I.e~isburg, March 10, 1852 smS5
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lightning Rods.
i]atsni flasue!ie fisbiIirs ,soS5,


ARMITAGE'S
i)ltsri Glasue!ic fi9binirg i'o05,
and in this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
/ Professors M'Niuririe, Johnson, Wallor and many
others that have examined them, recommend and
speak OF them in the highest terms of appreciation,
and have pronounced them the only safe rods in
Use in this any other county for the protection
of Lives and Property. Oae advantage is to divide
and throw back part of the electric fluid harmless
10 the clouds in time of stroke this enables the
rod to conduct that portion of fluid that belongs
10 the earth without the sliehtest danger of lea
wing the conductor. This rod has many other
Advantages over the old one. The only place Of
manufacturing is in
ZINE 81. d9ors aJorc 18Th PHILADELPHIA,
where all persons are respectfully invited TO call
and examine for themselves. For sale Wholesale
or Retail by THO'S ARMITAGE.
These rods have been purchased and success.
fully used by the follow ing individuals companies
and corporations, whose names are cheeriuly
submitted
IN cnd fTirf.lpIid A & e. Fobcrts. George
%ds I S1Ts ranner e1iA e. dtT M@rr Srrn
Ingcr-ol The Blokey AlmShouse, Anderson Brothers.
a-v j. l.. Grunt, John Hotnan, T.ns Grover, Bat *
y
j. F. Greer, J. ". Watson, G. Humphreys, J.
Ripley Co. J. Nymsn. Il. llarcn, j. 0vensire. Il. Pep
per. Mr.. Shsrpess. Nr. Martin. s. Dorbey J. Erinkey
Mr.. Dayison Dr. Paul. H. Powers Co. J. Winepnuny
II. Hrr, the Rcd Bank Hotel the L. :. Arsenal, the
Spring Garden {. Commissioners Hall.
u, tfs S-ts Of Nsc Jers-y-'ieorre Cr-si in. Judge
MCall Judge Dayton, Iohn Netman, DR.. H. M MMur,ic,
b ~ Roberts, Mr.. J. Downing.
q The only authorized Agent for the Counties
of Cnion, Juniata Mfflin Clinton, Lycomipg,
Northumberland, Mon,our, Columbia. Luzerne, is
SAMi;EL HOOVER,
Hartleton, Union county, Penn.
Orders and letters addressed (post Taid) 10 Mr..
Hoover, will he promptly attended TO. He has
put up q ber of these Rods in Union county, |
some of which may be seen as follows:
IN UNION COY.TTI.
Hartley Tp.-Iiark Halfpenny VIM Foster, John Haas
Michael Peters. Jacob Smith, David Fu,an Reuben |
.encI. George Kleekner. Nsio Bcrtin.-Court HOUSE,
md Commis ioncr.' Office Liaiestons TD-Iohn R-her
'nior Tt-Dr Charles Wilson. Washington Tp.-.IoIn |
luntz. Simon Kuutz. F.nH Tp.-Isaac Could,on. Wat
Deer Ip.-uchael Hoffman.
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Valuable Property
AT PRIVATE SALE,

WILL be sold at Private Sale the following
w valuable and desirable properties and
'uilding lots situated in the Boro' Of lie uishurR
Union Co, Pa, belonging to the estate of IsAu,
Ella BLACK, decd:
No. 4. that full 10, of ground situated on the
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Il the Peace tor the ,nuuty OF Union al Nav
Sessions. 4. D.. 1852.
Thr Petition of Martin Ruty respectfully -!ewc'h
That petitioner occupies scrnmudiuu> hous, situate
in IN" Township 0f Huiian. the public roai ,ehng
FROM L"wSi To Brush Valley. which well calculated
fls pubic house of entertaini.nt and j. usd
such aai from rs rhooi and situation. is sutl e
well Tor she mmo alton Of the public
and the cterta nmcut cf strangers and travellers that
be l. well pruvh!sd with sthliH fnr horses and all
for the entertainment of strangers
and ;raveers m therefore. respectfully irays the Court
grant him license 10 continue TO kecp inu put
li- house of enerisinn.nt there. And your petitioner
will pray. 6c MARTIN RUDY.
We. the unlrrsicned citizens Of the TownsiIipu BuFa
10 Aforesaid being personally acquainted with Martin
Rudy. the above named petitioner. and also having
know ledge the ho,sc for which the license is prayed
do he:cby certify that such house = 'ssary
mOIate the public. and entertain strangers Travellers
that he ia person Of good reputc Tor honesty and tenn
peraure. aud that c is welt proydt with house
and eouv.n'nccs for the lodging and accommodation O!
strangers and travellers Ne therefore beg leave
commend him Tor lierse. azrcc,by to his petition
David IIrser Adam Sonrg Adam Sh-cker
Jas. ". Simontln EcI.j. shoemaker Gicor-r iiTs-r
John Ii"niy PANEL VI Renncr Abm Spirgerteyer
Peter Niisr isaaf Walker Daniel RrEgler.
Buffalo tp., April D. 1872.
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Experience nj than sixteen year. has ssssb.issI
versa Family EmbrUcation, Will eases ssA -
isve all such
Spavins. Sweeney. Ringbone, WindsaIla. Forr
Evil, Cailuus, Cracked Heels. Cells Of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruises. Fls~
tula. SitfrSt. Sand Cracks. Strains, Lamaaaasr
Found,red Feet, Scratches Grease. NanS<,
rheumatism, Bites OF Animals. External ro,-
sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Fret Bit.sL
RoilS. Corns, Whiilows, Burns and SsuLiA.
Chilhaius. Chapped Hands. CRAMPS. C.sa-
fractions Of the Muscles, Swelliugs. Weaknca1
Of the Joints. Caked Breasts. Sc .tc. &C.
The unparalleled of this t, she Of ,ho-
Horses ami Cattle, and IA hg geza rssA -
daily becoming known the farn'Inz eonnsnny.
can handy nc credited except by those WHO have bsee'
IN the habit o keeping IN their stables ami houses whAI
pam suffering anil Time sassj b.
the timely application Of tins o!l
81 BE The oi The svs prnprsior GEtl2Gk
W. MERCHANT, Lnospor.. n Y, Is hu,a IN tAs ~
Of the bottle, an,i N hrs hsriwriin. The
All orders addressed the pyo-iatcr VII - prusapsy
responded
accomplished hy the use oi this usliciae
Sold BY respectable dealers ceHsfs!y, ~ The Urits1
S,aies -n! Canada Also by
= S'hs.fLs l. ss-i ~, A-ss:.r. New
BeriIn; sslo~. Miliyr; p. Ns-srr Sunbury .
VI y M'tav. Ncr;humi II: = ,-pr M'Msan,
Renr' me; / M in, Wil.i .isn-.p II Haoiaso&e
fEeisis 7 !>iett u c. ?hilad.. " " ard 4 Co
New ntA W.. k-..r ritsba's
ly3SIinsil:
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II. GE:ssss t3sT. Dentist, has removed to
the Brick dwelling at the lower end OF South
Third street, corner OF the Board walk
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-04-28

EABBLS. flesh MACKEREL, Nos l. 2, 2
CU BY the barrel half or quarter barrel, ant
singly just reed and for sale by
AnriI3 J. HAYES e. co.
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To Hraiids and the .Sick
THE CELEBRATED
Couretocss me0ictuea.

1st The GREAT PAN E-rTRAcTt (coNSM1S
DALIl'J surins AL Bur"s sid al external Pans sne
"a. BALr or CoLL8BL1 for staying or R.ssorins
ths Hunl-u Hai:.
3D. HFBT'S NERTE 4ND BONE LLyAE1Sf
and INDIAN TEGEE1BLE hLLrEk a eu7s for al
4th EcN-Ia's lcotSTIC OIL. c.rt.i. eur. ~
Deafness
5th H4FS LINiyEvT known eur. s'r the Pile =.
nth SIOITV'S IfK HEsB4'IIE REyBDY
7th HoIAEAtS EALiEf Tor ali women in tbs laIrli
sth LONGLEY'S GRE4T WksfER!S INDIAN
P4Vt,EtfrIo,.5 and lrveri-h fe.Iu. .rd pr-y.n,inx
Asthma. L,rF CONF plant AMI Bilious Afso
for D.arrhra IND gr-lon and Los- of AppstiisS
for Co-tvrne-s females aud Bsies sBd nervous
paints; for stomach Affections. Dysp"r-is i.s khso
natn &C. Ih great points are II is net bad 70 tasa,
never syrs pain an nrver have, one eo.tiv'
9Th koLNNT"CK> TEFNIFtsE Worn hHISs
for children grown peTsuns
10Th. MIS- BROnY S GRFfT PAW ETLLAR<
No medcine has been di red thai j. happily siAp
tel TO Internally drops 10 be taken and vet psrforn
such wonders when applied eLte7nGr as wssh or t~As
Ilu. sICNHCLTZ'S Roi'H 4ND BED BUS
BANE, for driving away yrrInis, -h"rt time
18th. The celebrated LIN'S LIFE PILLS md rIxr
18th. DR.. BARTHoLEYEH~S PINK STRCP. ths
popular Il ,etorant for Coughs Colds Influenza te
DYES, tn. o 1ly sure coI1rin, Of th- hair
18th. IIt'S BAIe "F CHINA Chis.ss Rsrn,-iy
fo- Cut- Br l>cs- Sores. lie.
10th. E.rTREcT or S4RS4pARMLx tn. A.
tiele has outv7 all otirr Ssrsaparlas- and still SVes
l7th. The cp.eb-.tea spread SyREv6rHkyIS0
PLASTER mad from Da LIN'5 rscep-. and she u,oss
popular the market
18th. pE kLyNE'S TOOTH ACHx DROPI 4
certain Tor Tooth Ache
l9th- pr. CpNST1 has late'y bought the right str
the United STAT s. Df the c. brat-d CONCENTEA THC>
RLyEhAf T4TER. f.aut At the salt springs Of Dr.
Wm e. Chase ut t. "a beTiuns. =. Ills medicine
has Ht tlI~i nHfu-ierv AMI popularity b-fnrS
.fua-f bg .r7.rai thai y.~e its sale rag
Len cerI.s-u-UTste with its merits vsich
III
All thr rern~lip, ere fully described in ALMANACs, -
- gwen ali WHO -a'l wlcrr the m-licncs kept
NOTICE. An prrrarlt.ou, heretofore knegu a.
COMSTOCK'S" or COISTOCK g. COS, aiways
belonged s. lu,F belong EXCLUSIVELY 10 Or. Lacius
= CoHstofk and thog tn, signature Of Cem.tec. Coz
Vii he continued this extra lanei with the fac smS
signature of Dr. L. n c. will in future designate the
GENUINE.
ALL OTHERS MUST BE SPURIOUS
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Our MOTTO
"-Not.ing -e"trei rotIipg mqdc"
We venture 10 sell 0w-ihen. friends. venture 70
Fry Us. FOSTER & TUSTIN
Lewisburg, May I, 1852
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
Editorial Convocation.

We have yet to read of that Editor who attend
ed our Convention in Columbia, that was not high
y gratifed with the meeting from first to last
We have been pleased with the different COM
ments made by our brethren OF the quill We
were highly pleased with all the Corps Editorial,
and of course do not like to discriminate, as 1t
would be invdous to do so. We copy from our
esteemed friend of the Southern Rights Advocate
the following appropriate remarks upon that oc-
casion.
EDITORIAL JUB1LEE.-The first day of Decem-
ber 1852, was a day long to be remembered by
the Editors of the State, majority of whom
were in Columbia in Convention assembled.
The proceedings of this body are laid before our
readers in full in this issue, and lengthy comment
would be wholly unimportsnt The press Of
South Carolina occupies a lofty position, and the
conduct of all the papers in the State is such as
reflects credit upon their respective Editors. A
more rentemanly, social, and courteous set Of
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men, are not to be found engaged in any one
calling or profession; and we will aways Steel
grateful for the kind reception, which we, the
hum blest member of the fraternity, met at their
hands. The assembling of SO many persons con-
nected with the press, is an interesting OCCASION
and the formation of an Association will do much
towards Strengthening the friendly relations
which should exist between these engaged in
such laborious, and at the same time response
bic business as that of catering for the public
weal and will, perhaps, be the means, If possible
of giving more courteous tone to the press. 1t
is pleasantsthing for brothers to dwell together
in unity Afew months ago. sharp-shooting and
bitter words, were the order Of the day on the
part of the press, and indeed those of opposite
parties were almost at dagger's point Thepro=
priety Of holding convention was mooted,
and the convention accordingly assembled. The
results of its deliberations are not yet nor can
be definitely ascertained. Time alone will de-
velope them. But this much we know. old diff
ferences have been adjusted and lasting attach
ments formed between different members Of the
craft, and last but not least the CASH SYSTEM
has been generally adopted Let our readers
bear this in mind See Sec. 5 5s,Article ~ Of
the Constitution.
|, The Association was quite fortunate in the
selection of all its officers, and in none more so
than in that Of President. For one, at least,
since we seated oursef in the Editorial chair,
have we been made to rejoice that we were an
Editor We long for the time of the annual
meeting of the Association, where we hope to
meet again all those acquaintance Of the craft
already formed and to form many more! -
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
Close of the Volume.

To-day closes the third and last Volume of the
Semi-Weckly Journal. Hereafter the PAPER will
be published weekly, every Tuesday, as hereto
FORE This day will also complete the thirteenth
volume fthe Weekly Journal, and we deem it an
appropriate occasion to express our thanks to
those of our friends and patrons who have dealt
so kindly with us, for the last three years. We
hope, as we are soon TO enter upon the duties of
new year, with additional editorial responsible
ties, that We shall receive a continuance of that
favorable consideration which has characterized
our patrons during the time in which we have
been engaged catering for their literary tastes
whether very successfully or otherwise, it is not
competent for us to determine. We are at least
gratifed 10 know, that in some cases. our efforts
to please, have been, in a measure appreciated
the commendation of the vrtuous and good, is in
and of ITSELF no small reward.
Encouraged TO pursue our avocations, we shall
very soon enter upon the varied duties ofanother
year, and now we beg in Editorial parlance to
wish long life, health, happiness, and the good
things without the ills, to each and all of our
friends and patrons and bidding adieu to the old,
invoke upon them all possible blessings for the
New Year.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
TO THE SICK.

For the effectua roofing out from the system OF Al
diseases brought on by indgestion billousness and
purity of the blood it is widely and well known fact
that WRIGHTS. INDIAN YEGETABLE PILLS
are the qreat PAM CEA. Throughout the entirc
South these Pills have long been held in the highest
repute, both by private individuals and by the Medical
the unfortunate victim to earthly and woes Is made
faculty of our country Southern eyers and Southern
diseases generally, yield to their influence at and
to thank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro-
vided .sSs y z z
Let each try them for himself and If the medicine.
fails to satisfy the experiment shall nothing
THos J. WORKMAN, Agent for gamden, s. 9, and
sold by Druggists and Merchants the coun
trv June 28--ly.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
Candidates for Congress.

The Yorkville Miscellany announces Col J.
D. Ashmore as candidate to represent our Con-
gressional District in the next Congress.
We have now the following gentlemen engaged
in the canvass Hon. Joseph A. Black and MAJ
James OHanlon, of Richland, Hon. franklin l..
Moses and COL J. D. Ashmore, of SUMTER and
Col. w. w. Boyce. of Fairfield.
We learn from the Lancaster Ledger, that the
Rev. P. r. Hammond has been nominated to rep
resent that Congressional District.
The election takes place on the fourth Monday
in February.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
Norton's Literary Register.

A copy has been sent us Of Norton's Literary
Register and Book Buyers Almanac for 1853
This will no doubt be of great service to Book
Merchants and others in the Literary way, as it
contains complete list of American Publishers
and publications for the year 1852, and also an
other of all works Of any importance published in
Great Britain since the first of January, 1852, ex-
ceptng such as have been republished here. Will
be sent by mail, prepaid, to any part of the coun-
try for 25 cents Address Charles D. Norton, New
York.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
Southern Weekly Post,

Published at Raleigh, N. c., and edited by c.
II. Wiley and w. D. Cooke, Esq'rs. 1t is graft
flying to see the vast Improvements in the news
papers of our DISAPPOINTMENT among which is
paper above named. The Post was commenced
one year ago, and enters its second volume under
favorable auspices as we learn from the prospec-
tus The paper has greatly improved in appear
ance, and will, no doubt, prove all that its friends
desire it to be. Terms, two dollars in advance.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
Hoofland,s German Bitters.

Hundreds of our citizens complain Of debility and
langour of the system arrangement of the liver and
stomach want ofappette, &c they are frequently the
result of too close application and thousand other
causes we cannot here name; but we would say TO oil
afflicted, do as we have done-set bottle or two OF
Dr. Hooaand's German Bitters, prepared By Dr.Jao
son. and our word for it you Will De cured y.
commend this medicine knowing from experience that
it is much superior to the generality Of patent medi
cines. We would soy to our readers purchase, none
unless prepared by DR.. G. N. jackson, Philadelphia
October %, s-s.ss - =! .sf;Ess
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28

Of the Ministers of the Georgia Conference,
who died the present year.
Public services were conducted by other
members of the Conference at other churches
in the place during the day. The exercises Of
the sanctuary were continued from day to day
at the Methodist church, and would doubtless
have been attended by larger congregations but
for the inclcmency of the weather.
Athens Herald :
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-28
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDHR.
1MpoRrANr 10 DrspEp1cs.

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