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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07

From New-Orleans files we find the fol-
lowing items of news from Texas brought to Ycwor
leans By the steamship Louisiana, which e Galve0a
On the I'D Of April:
The anniversary Of the battle Of Gan Jaeinto wss
celebrated on the 2ls BY the ciasns Il Galveston
highly appropriate and imposing uanses grand pro-
Se:saon W. formed, and splendid bssqssswa' f'ea
Public meetings have been held In viespss and Isds'
noia At which measures were adopted b ~ tie Goa
struction Vt the San Antonio and Gulf Rsklrua1 Il va
resolved at both meetings present the Raivad Com
pany with donations Of land aud the roues I'D of Dr
me road, should be satisactory there eeeue - eS
doubt that the Counties OF Calhoun and Victoria III
levy tsxes a. they authorized 10 do and Issue hdS
bonds 10 large amounts for sock la tho company.
Ik Red Land Herald states that the stsasssf 0ea
hoss has len the Sabine River In consequence o. eng
refused clearance at the mouth of tho hvcs unlco -
examined.
Randolph, charged with stealing from the Pos. oees
at Sabine Town. has been released from custody, Ne
Grand Jury falling To lind bill against hun on inc sss
mony
TIE MatqSrda TvSsss nays ,hss bot little hss been
aone towsIds the remova Of the r.A a the Colorado;
The hate Ward, hitherto engaged IL the pr6seca,on q
the work, has been employed On the bay In hghtehss,
IN order to keep ahost aud pay expenses II seems
tnat ne prosecution of the task y he want Of means
carry Il on.
The trains {. Mr.. w. T. South and Mr. White, eos-
saseing OF twenty largo wagoss 6se csrri.ses and
number Of peuons dsssined ior C~fosni. et Iadisno
April L. Tor Il Peso and New Mexico THIS Is the thifd
trip Mr. smitas train has nads IN twelve months. az
lance Of 40 miles. AZ San ANTONIO about sevcog'
I'VE California cmisIsnts will jhu The party Among
the party we're Assses Smith, White Randolph anu
Williams.
Major O. 7. Howard, Indian Agent !. now on an ON
cal Witt TO tae Indians the frontier, ami st s ~
tonic Trrss expresses the hope that the ysH VIZ Prov
t6cial to pescs rsasioss ~ilh their red neighbour
The greet lIsdusriAl Exhibition II Corpes Cnnsu
attracting great alienation IL cominonee' On me 10"
Nay. ~.
The bridge ai Victoria, wL,h Vas swept away y me
late ireshes las been replaced ~.
7hs Lsss Ssr says thai tusk and portion ., w
leg bons cf . largo animal was ~ecenty discoveries
hedded In The saad ~ Hdaigo Falls. They we're '" -
vp end carfisd % Wsshing ton. The tos yen -.
long. end measures ct In greatest erevn.ier"He
three in<kes Az.
4 aesro thief by the name Of J. p Street ron vi
bama came % hls death, and caused thst u 3e e'
shve n had Kidnapped, IN singular n.hne' ~ -
vsca County q short iinc since. Two nien nnA
DuWess end Hum~ sttempted TO srrcst hln noA n ~
house Of Mr. Arnold. He Affected 10 submit soI
gue an opportunity TO g~ hohd Of hb revasSt
vhsn he waxned thssA shss b. wuah n1 ~
I've He stated from bis varsesrs And tod se
no WON. y 10 tp,low OF he wvuh shoss her we - 4
Ter by rs SIN 49, I'D her sSsss. Dove 80
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N. Iu,ros The Ninsfss called them together In order
~ n.ke known 10 them The intentions of The Govern
ct with regard the Tendencies Of the dramatic lite
nature Of the present day. vhIeh are much to 10 re-
e. ,,rvs Of the object OF the stage and fs influence
hI,r uorrls and announced 70 the Directors his irrn
RESOLUTION To allow the representation Of any piece
NJ nature 20 excite the passions and perve the public
mind.
The official announcement in the Pa
-. ,h., Ious Napoleon viii not have himself pro
slsuned Emperor the 10Th May, docs not reaAsurs
the public mind
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ALGIERS.

The Akhbar of Algiers, of the 18th,
took advantage Of the presence Of . number Of Arab
horsemen II the market OF Lsla Mashrnia b. attempt
rszEa on one OF the French frontier tbes the Oalad
Meouks The latter, although tahsn by surprise, nads
vigorous resistance, and drove beck their sss.ilants
With loss OF 80 men killed and wounded The QUAD
Meiouks had Is Hen put ksvs dc esaAa
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Miscellane0us.

The cultivation of flax is commenced
in the north Of Ireland.
The Mediterranean steamer Tagus
was teesraphed - the Europa left
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RUSSIA.

"A letter from St. Peterborough, Of 18th
inst, Gays: "Thers is appearance OF the leo moving
for three weeks yet Accounts from Riga Of l4ta,
say the ice there had broken up and navigation will
soon be open
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PERSIA.

Cholera has again broken out with Sc
verify In Perss where the pestilence commenced be.
fore ts visit to this country and the rest OF Eu
rope
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DENMARK.

The Tienna Lloyd cOntradicts the
statement of Tho bats that diplomatic conferences are
10 held London the subject OF the Danish
sion The matter says, settled by the i've great
powers before the Austrian troops evacuated tho
Duchies
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~ ssss - spoa kossvrns Asad md bsssssd his
D. .fu reesraed 10 Bosch q -four O'Clock 2. Il
~saxy end wife remained IN Cambridge sone bours
seees. THIS evening kossUrH 70 expected 20 sesaad
meeting Of scsssihc and literary gentlemen To-mor
roo he soss 10 Lowell
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BAVARIA.

The Bavarian Government, having
advertised for loan for the railways obtained snbscrp
tons tor the amount required In the course Of few
hours.
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BELGIUM.

The Belgian Chambers were prorogued
the 18th By proclamation.
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Wright, Candy & Co... Liverpoel Circular.

TTf"Fa No. - caApst CT, April q. lse2
ur circular sdvices OF the 18th reported the
senee 81 an active demand In CorroN market that
day. with ales h.les q m pncss 6noe than ths
me feature has continued the daily uans-
actions which have been 10 fair extent viz Saturday,
s.o, Monday, l0hoo Tuesday, 5000; wednesday sooo,
and yesterday 5000 baleA the requirements Of spnas
causing hcm to purchsse more freely end TIE abundance OF
assistance IN swelling the amount OF business Prices nvs
advanced ID, and In some dsscrptbss ID y money
wind favorable for arrivals has ca.ssd holden ~ o6cr the
soeas more freely and The outads rsses have scarcely besa
obafnshle Tor the day Tho expectation Of
greater choice being Afforded when the import is land
60 has also had the effect Of lightly sutsns tho demand
for the present.
The total .aes ts per details in annexed ststsnsn
amount to 81 goo bales OF whch speculators have taken -
$50 and exporters 40 bsIes aud include so American,
VI which 10 zG speraators and 7so exporters
The import tor sane tine u ID ~ bales, VI which Is io
Anlcrlcan
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paicEs TODAY.

The sales To- DAY are oo bales 90 specn
laiors and sxposn the market closing sssiy but
with tree efisnngs
Refenins 70 the rsmaks previous weekly ismes on
the probable market Aase
suesxfe ths opinion namely that pric.s
likely materially From the presest Currency r
the rrmaisdrr OF THE ssssoas growth We are however
Inclined favor higher pretensons somewhat aier On a..
pseiay the better class Of mddaG and heher snAes ~
ihese qualities tei~an aud good apleJ have Sseu aud ali
phfiyely and good demand and the sr.at h
have large import 10 confend with and darns s nr-.,
the maraet temporary dsprsssions NAV oceur has -
have slso large demand 10 sapp!y and bat ANAL to-. ~
neet Dor can we espect the residue OF the era y, $50
torwsrd ~ freely o. re frat fSothirds have h-.n .h,S
On unss The ~a.on for planting the wear lhe man,
tsdes attending whch have vet b,<n 800
% equally Frorit = the last The Haul oT 80
ins r.daerd the rate Of inercst pet c..t sensss. -
ohoe ana wil not b. without eject snoas
matter OF speculation r' s''P " ." 'oassrs
, IN NV manufacturing districts he's not keps pse>
-, - np"senent IN MARKET there are in},oa-
H.. neFs~e activity sscn taxing place.
,bcnA eetter ibrary has hseu experienced aud a.
ION has nnt rsfti1p.,s I'd D. Ike eKtrnt the do
.s. meient 10 prevent the iiusdsfs arcunalsfioa ~
sna coth sfianer and manufactures are sm Ths
sas nas not tseI % brisk usually sxPsnssssA q
the Craln market activity he's prevailed viane
- sesk ssd Botw haasdinG that imports have ben
wsy nth ooamers and specaa;on hsvs operated freely
W hsAr bas sfvsrreA ~ y ~ ~ end PouI a. - barrsl
- Sonhnn soassA--tHosAn Coap ~ - eosoe1 Of
goatsr h<her. ht tke pgsteuons Of sallen eAsck
ossih<o hersa. ~ toesyS nEket ANs vss fair ess-
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Imported into tins port from lst Jan 1d April 1852
500, oeS bales OF which Sill ig8 bales Amerl lm
ported into this port from LIST to I'D April lS, o"o
bales Of which A. American Increase this year.
44,Osl bales.
Delivered for consumption from lst Jan to I'D April, 1885,,
8Sa bales OF which f1l"O were American. Delivered
for consumption from ist Jan ga Apnl 1851 a. 80
bales OF which 80 80 American. Increase this year,
le4 Ia bales
bales, Of which tosS American Taken for export
from Jan I'd April 1851, u 30 b&les Of which III
were American. lnaEpass the year, 81, 54 bales
Stocks fun LIST Jan I'd April 1852 gt9 bales of
which 23 2ss were American Stock from Id Jan 10 BID
April, IsSi, 5aeisS bales which
D.cIeesethis year, 2Lo,31i bseeL
q the close OF last week has continued during the
and several large transdtcas have been entered
NHEAr prices Ia fsvos Of sellera FLOUR has also met
poorly supplied There has been Q ready sale for In
DIAN CoRS and yellow having been IN soderte supply has
brought per quarter more money White unchanged IN
value.
Western Canal Flour a. Dbl Ist to - 8; Baltimore y
Dbl 10 TO ~ Philadelphia Dbl 10 TO ~ q; Canadian
guperne inspe cted bb - TO % Extra and tine
Ssi i7is Ind.n Corn Meal white and yellow = Dbl
1915 PIC; Wheat Y. D. white y ~ n, S 10 to6 ; Red
snd Ained do Y ah, 10 to 10; Yellow Indian Corn p
tsoD, ~ TO 10 VIII ludian Cesn sod, y to ~ s;
AsHEs In limited demand without chang. ia price for
either Pots OF Pearls fvRPESrISE Nothing to advise
SraTs og TvRPESrNE. Small sales have been made ct
- ~ cwt. REsIS-Anencan 10 very scarce and
oeiy SO bbs have bcen sod at for common aud lo
ewt for hne TALLow Is In very moderate demand, Y.
sod az ~ to +s v cwt OiLs-A carsoOf about tuns
nell sale. have been sas:ted At aS Is an asps
Oh In moderate demand - TO 50 y cvt 0saI OIL
NO sales 10 report RioE only In limited demand 80 trcs
1aohna brought IL cwt. DYEwooDs-Vsry Ittls dons
tne Aies being IS" tuns Campeachy Losweed ct Is Isl
!sn, ~ ,ans NieMsSuawood at 1910 tun and " tuns
Nouu respectfulIy a Dyxuxvoux
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Havrc Cottsa Market,

On the 2st after learning the ARRIVAL a ths Esrops the
saies reached 40 bales quotations. Ths s>s o2 IL
weck 10 me I'D instant reach H. j3 bales needy I'll v con-
SUMPTION and very tle spccusfiou ssa I 80 -.
imported that the stock reduced 6Aa6 40 Oh
which oil 90 American Sales the week ~ quose1 -
$3.50 bales New Orleans d8ic; 400 Mobile
no plsnd ejd76c; as Pemambueo, IS dsjei 81 Bengal
Of IS confines
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ltverroelCoru Market.

The favorable ton- Of the Corn Market contauss -
some large have tah place In ,Esr Pnes
favorable 20 ssler. FLoVR good inqs ~ sel
dearer and no great quantity IN tie market WHtti =
also In very moderate supply l>D,S COsS has moved IL
more readily and yellow has brought blight svsacs
.few shlps enabled by btiei ehnEc ot wind whsh
however sosn shifted again Ia the east 70 come mp with
fair import al WHEAr Cos~ and fLocs which has 'eatsd
TO steady the market Maxim Sons pse the slryas q
bss sdstans from the United Sstes from nth ~ o. April
inclusive seas qrs Wheat 5sBi ore CoS~ and n ~ eea
FLouR the exports in the time bens ss qrs W.a,r
i4i9 qrs. Com at5s bbs a." ssehs Flour.
Jansss Mciienry's quotations Of I'D fLot II" esrn
Canal - Go n fhAtelphls Baltlmore ard anSao
$50 5, 10 per 10 ne White. . 40 8; Mixed, leae .
ISpiAN CoRS-Nht., ~ % - spcI ~ lbs Mixed ~
0296: Yellow 10 a ~ .. INDIAN MEaL not aaot'd
PRovIsIo>s kc-There n good demand tr Beef;
holders Of demand high azure thai bayers Ia Goa.
tined their purchases nosily To Old Ia Whch deFsoe
hands rvuced the saes have been chiefly ~ iotod
Pork request and II UNLIKELY that liinoofs
will each its usual supplies OF baon. French and irs sop
port former rates; AmeTs an here. Pot want OF sirry
the transactions Amen Baron have been slight, hat al
firm Prices and hsns Inactive. Lard !,
steady iu II. the bes almost exhausted Ceess
10 not inquired tor Tal.o~ unchanged rather hrtneT.
better feeling has been apparent in SCGAs The Pee
week. sales 10 fsE extent al o bdo9 " cwt advance
Nothing dorg In Gown RCk only In limited demand
at ~ y ewi. for tar quality Carolina.
Oms-N hale Is rather deare', and business at Isl
Esq 81 have also been taken for expor, 10 tho
United States leaving very httlc IN this MARKET sperm
of slowly kS5; LaId-;a tups American sold It
Fiai8 " cwt Palm-sO tuns o. ID ex chip Ct - Y tan
sales OF Seal.
Small sales OF spIRirs Of TUSPT>rrSE have been made
Is 40 pew American RksS-5o bile soad At foe
common, To - cwt Tor tine Tar, noninally 10 al u
Dbl market hare BEEswsx-lb bbla and ,cs American
brought ~ y ewt for good quality
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-16
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND
BASE INVITATIONS.
Jew DaVids or Hebrew Plaster

TNIlE great remedy for Rheumatism, GGut Pain in the
l side Hin. Back Limbs and Joints; Scrolua, Kings
Evil, White swelling, Hard Tumors stiff JOINTS and all
lx.,l pains whatever.
Where this Pasfe is applied Pain cannot exist 1t has
been beneficial in of weakness such Pain and
Weakness in the stomach Weak Limbs Affection of the
spine, Female Weakness, &c No female, subject 10 pain
weakness in the back sides should be without it,
Married ladies in delicate situations find great relief from
constantly wearing this Plaster.
The application of the Plaster between the shoulders
has been found certain remedy for Colds coughs, Ph,hi
SIC and Affections of the Lungs in their primary stages.
| 1t destroys inflammation by perpirator.
The following commendation Is from an agent residing
at Trenton, Tennessee:
TnExroX, Gibson Co., Tenn, Nov. '49.
NIcSsrS. Srovi IL Mead-Grntemen: The Hebrew
Plaster is becoming popular in this section There is a
lady in this county who she would not be without this
Plaster for five hundred dollars Year She was afct-
ell for time with enlargement Of the Spleen which
gave her great deal OF pain. The swelling and pain
had extended up nearly the armpit, and occasionally she
could scarcely breathe. She was confined for consid.
eabe time, during which she was attended BY some of
best physicians but they gave her no relief She pro
cured box of the Hebrew Plaster, and it relieved her
almost Immediately. and she keeps supply of it on
hand constantly These facts you are at liberty to use as
you think propcr-they substantially true.
Respectfully your 1rSSf Sss;i ,vrr1s
Beware of Cnunterieis and Base ImiIarons
CAurroy-The Subscribers the only general agents
in the ouSern States for the sale Of this truly valuable
Plaster and, order to prevent purchasers being impo
sed Oh by conncr article. sold in this city and else
where for the genuine they invite particular attention TO
the following marks Of the genuine
|. The genuine is put up in smooth engine turned bot
toned boxes. solered in.
= The genuine has the engraved head Of Jew David on
the directions around the box, with accompanying record
Of court to Z. Taylor, Rochester.
ALSO TAKE NOTICE
That the genuine has the signature of Z. TAYLOR on
the plate engraved label on the top of each box-to
initiate which, wilt be prosecuted as forgery.
The Counterfeit is coarsely put up in imitation of the
old labels and is sold by several dealers in medicine in this
city for the genuine article.
SCOVIL MEAD.
ll3 Charres ST., n. Orleans
Only Agents for the Southern States TO whom all orders
and applications for agencies must invariably be ad-
dressed.
Sold at Workman's Drug Store Camden, S. c. Hall &
Ropcst Wnrsboro', s. g.; Beach Ehney, Oangeburg,
S C.; A. Fitch Columbia, s. C.; Sold at wholesale by
p NJ. Cohen & Co, Havland, Harrall Il Co., Charles
ton: IiaviIand, liease g. Co., New York.
nov4 W u.
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Dry Goods in Charleston, S, e.

AT THE CHEAP CASH sIo1tE'
Corner of King and Liberty Streets, opposite
the Merchants Hotel.
THE subscribers would respectfully call the at
l. tention of their friends and the PUBIC III
general from the upper country, in visiting lhe
city, to all and examine their entire new stoch o'
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
which have been purchased for cash, and VIII oe
disposed of at very small adv nee upon COST.
Our stock consists in part of Ladies' Dress Goods
ofa!l kinds, Negro Cloths, Blankets Broadclofhsi IS
Cassimeres, Vesings, Irish Linens, warranted a'
pure Flax, French Embroiderics in every VarIe'y'
Ladies', Misses, and Genilemen's Hosiery, Don
net Ribbons, Ladies' and GentIemen's six anu
Merino Vests, Domestic Goods of every descrlP-
lion; together with every other artIc usua.'y
kept in wcll-seleced stock of Dry Goods an
articles warranted to prove as represented anu 10
abatement in prices.
Judah B. Pollock, late Of Columbia, 5. Z. "A:
l.. Solomon formerly with H. Levy & Son, OF
Camden, S. G.. sept. ~, ~ u
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Southern Agricultural Implements.

rTHE subscribers have received the following
l. consignment from The house of r. SnclaI Jr
g. Co., Baltimore. They have been tested and
approved by number of our River Planters.
No. 7, :, & 8, Sinclair and Moor's Pows,
2& Furrow Plows,
Plain and expanding Corn Cultvators,
81 gle and Double spout Corn Shelters,
Virginia Corn Shelters,
Corn and Cob Crushers, (will grind bushel
an hour with ordinary gin gearing)
9& ii inch Straw Cutters,
Grain Cradles.
For sale by McDOWALL 3 COOPER.
may 5th, 80
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New Family Grocery & Provision Store

TINE subscriber Just receiving and now opening
i complete assortment OF
GROCERIES,
Consisting in part as follows:
Preserves Brandy Fruits and Pickles,
Olives apers and Pepper Sauce,
Tomato Walnut and Mushroom Casups,
John Bull Harvey and Reading Sauco,
Essence of Anchuvics,
Extracts of Rose Lemon, Nutmeg and Vanilla,
Cron. Juiupe Paste and Gnava Jelly,
Lohsters. Salmon and Sardnes.
Pruncs. Raisins and Almonds
Brazil Nuts and Naples Wanuts
Table Salt. in bag and boxes
Candles. Soap and Starch
Soda Wine and Bnuer Crackers'
Brcma ard Corn Starch
American and London Mustard
Cinnamon. Cloves and Nuimcgs
Pepper, Spice. Ginger COperas and Saltpetre
Powder. Shot and cad
Loaf. Crushed and Powdered Sugar
Brown Sugar. Rio and Java Coffee,
Rice, Flour and Lard
Aams and Bacon Sides
Superior Segars and Tobacco
full and compile assortment of
Wines and Liquors.
CrOckcry and glass ware.
will be sold at the lowest prices for cash. -
K. W. ABBOTT,
o., Opposite N'ka'"'' Drug f''Fs'
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Town Taxes.

T WILL open the Tax Books belonging to the
L town of Camden on the first day Of January,
1882. for the purpose Of collecting the Town Tax
cs, and vii! continue 10 keep open The same until
The first day of February, ensuing. at which time
they will be closed, and all deIaullers dealt with
according tu law.
BY order Of Council
l.. w. BALLARD, Treas'r.
Council Chamber, Dec. y.
lJ-Otfce hours, from o'clock, a. IN. to 2, and
3 to ) p. III.
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CHEAP GOODS.

TIME subscriber begs leave respectfully to an
/ nounce to his friends and the public general
", that he has received new and complete stock
Of fresh and desirable GOODS, which he will
take pleasure in exhibiting to his customers, and
selling on the most reasonable terms, and VIII
consider it no trouble to show them 1t sales are
not made. Call and see.
Ladies' Dress GODS.
Plain black silks; French MerIno and Eash-
meres. French and English Bombazlnes; Nous
iane DeIaines; figured and PLAIN .aIpaccas; Cling
hams and Cacocs, with great variety OF "ther
articles in this department too numerous TO men
tion,
Gentlcnen's Goods.
Plain and fancy Cassimeres; Sattnetts; Tweeds
and Kentucky Jeans; Cashmere, Valencia and
Satin Vestngs, &C. &c.
Rcady-madc Clothing.
Dress, Frock and Business Coats: Pants, Vests,
&C.: with few cases Of fine Hats, OF the latest
style; Caps for mcn and Boys.
ALSO
Negro Cloths, Blankets, FIanpels, and fine as.
sortment of Cotton Goods, at all prices; bleached
and brown Elomespuns for sleetings and shlrlngs,
at all prices.
crockcry and Glass Ware, together with an
assortment OF Hardware, &c.
Crashed and brown Sugar
Rio and Java Coffee,
Starch, Spice, Pepper, &C.
All these Goods will be sold low for CASH, Or 10
punctual customers. Call a; the srore one door
below F. l. Zemp's, Drugstore, and othre doors
above the SOUTHERN STORE
' " S. D. HALLFoRD.
Nov II. so II
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MANSION HOUSE.
C9AEsSS DE

@AS:2SGOo
THE undersigned heGs leave TO return hIs grateful
l. thanks to his friends and the travelling Public, for
the bera support which he has received since he has been
opcd lGunr mnnis and has entered upon his dulles ior
1851 with renewed energy endcavUr to please all thai
NAV call upon him. both rich and poor Ills House VIII
be found one of the desirable. situated and best ir-
nishcd Hotels in Camden Ills servants also will be
found respectful and attentive and the table will be sup
piled with the best tile market affords.
His Stables and Carriage Houses rnomy and always
fully supplied with PrUvedrr and an experienced loscr
An Omnibus calls the House every morning for pas
sengcs Cor the Railroad Give call and test my motto
A. yOu find me,
So recommend me.
E. q. ROBINSON.
Proprietor.
Camden, February 7th 1851. ii
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NOT ICE,

T NJ. HUNTER continues to keep Public
q. House at his old stand, near the Post Office.
lie also acts as general Agent, and having two
Wagons, will haul Goods 10 any part Of the coun-
try.
amdenS c., Oct. 9th, 1851 20 If
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SaddIery and Harness Mandatory.

THE undersigned bcgs leave inform his friends, GUS
TONERS and the public in general, that he Is no"
RECEIVING, the LARGEST and BEST assortment Oh
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Whips,
Brides, Bits,
And every article usually found in we'll assorted stock
If SadJiery, &c. lie is determined to dispose Of his
Goods at the lowest possible prices for CASH, or on the
usual credit TO good paying customers.
lie continues 10 manufacture Harness, Saddles and
Brldcs of every descriptions style md quality and feels
no hesitation in warranting every article being of the
best material and workmanship Ills articles and prices
cannot fail 10 give entire satisfaction 10 those who may
be disposed to give him cul!a his Old Stand one door
below ii. Levy e. Son. {. VI. "lEN'rco.
Oct g. ISL 70
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1852-01-16
Solar and Lard Oil.

e0EIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand full
Il and fresh supply Of Solar and Lard Oil Of
.upcrior quality, which will be sold as low as such
articles can be, consistently with uniformity ol
prices. VIZ,
Burnins 'lud, Lamps, Globes, Chmnics, Wiks
Matches, rapers dc. &c.
Oct 3ltf, Il. J. DEllA1.