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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRIH95-yHE
oars Of the New Yorh and Harlem Railroad lesya the
Csy Hall STATION, New Yorh, daily (Sunaays s1ospted)
connecting With she Westorn Railroad for Albany and Troy
Lebanon Springs pittfod Springfield, and other iperme
sisto stssione. Al ocloos r. HAcoommodaton train
70 Chatham Four Corners, connecting with Western Rail
yoAd going cash. Tor Lebanon Springs will take
he 10 O'Clock A. M brain 70 Chatham Western Rsread TO
Csnssn snd sage TO Lebanon arriving carly the
asgaosn. Pare shrorgh. 81 ~ SLoAr. superintsadars
GyAGDsN AN9 AApoy RAILROAD FOR PHILABEL-
" phis.-iesvc9 hy steamboat JOHN POTTER Fisr No.
NoYsh river, ~ A. NJ aEd p NJ shrough IN ~ hours
Pare FIRST GLASS S. second csss Thy r M limo on)T) 81
fsturnng leave philadelphia, Scas OK Eaant Sss ~
4. N. And \. a.
HUDSON RIVER RAuRoAD-TRAINs, DAILY,
N (5undsys excepted) from Chambers street for Al
ksnT and Troy = Through Fares all Traias sl.5o.-
kxpross Train a NJ through In hours, connecting ys
trsng reaching Buffalo Montreal ~ o'clock evening
-Esil Train A. E-Through Way Trains st l and p.
-Espcsss Train p k-Accomm alton Train 7.50 p N
-Srndsy Nall Train F. II. from Canal Street.-passe,
gers safsn NJ Chambers Canal Christopher 1 sns 5ls
streets. GEO. STARK, Superintendent
NEW YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IN ed states Mail and Express Lines, throngh feur
hours New Jersey Rail road via Jersey CtyL,aving New
York from foot Of Corlandt street at and A. and 5
p. N. Leave Philadelphs at and A. NJ, and 81 p. n
For first class S3 3D. do lin and AMI 81 60 For Ba-
moro, Washinston Norfolk and Charlesonthrough tick
cts sld in the above lines and through baggage carried
the A. NJ and " p NJ nes from New York. Passengers
with baggage GROSS the ferry feen minutes before the n
leave.
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Massachusetts,.

Massachusetts,.
every town and the grand total Is Scott 81 205
Pierce, ~ OlS Hale, 20 0cS Webster and scattering,
1870 Scotts plurality 71sT The Springfield Republican
says =" Frankn county Ia the only county in the State
which made net wbig gain All honor to Franklin
The fact may not be relevant but may be mentioned
that Charles Allen Of Greenfield Is the chairman of the
county committee
Connecticut.
Connecticut gives 81 3e6 votes for Pierce 92T for
Scott and 2s9S for Hale. Pierce's plurality 2 i3s
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The Marion ., Charleston.
Aasll Failure

v
The init 4 Sat,s mail steamship Marion Captain N.
Berry, arrived IL lra AZ o'clock this morains.
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PennsYlynnia.
The official vote Of Philadelphia city and count, is
susquehanna Co. (offcial. --Pierce's majority is L.
The official vote in Allegheny coanty is as follows
DelnxYRrel
Georgia.

The official returns Of this State make Pisrcss maory
Only 23.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDEST We learn from the
E5er,bgg Sentinel that Saturday night week about
III o'clock as OF trucks containing number OF per-
sons who had been at democratic meeting in Johns
town was returning to Jefferson and when they were
about mile above the vsduct the Portage railroad
Messrs James Little and James d. Burns oil this county
both fell OF truck upon the track and the wheels Of the
cars passed over their bodies, killing them In few
minutes They both jumped up and, in casping their
arms around each other, in playful manner, over.
balanced and fell between the Mr. Little was aged
about 20 years age Mr. Burns formerly resided in
Northumberland county and has resided in Ebensburg
several years He leayesa young wife and child to mourn
III, upe xpected death Both gentlemen employed
az police on the Central railroad -Pnbug Post Nov. 3.
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TELEG HIC,

DEMOCRATIC CELEBRATION IN BOSTON.
Bosror, Nov. S, 1852.
The democrats are celebrating the election Of Pierce
and King night by torchlight procession II 10
az the largest and most imposing demonstrations Of the
kind ever seen in Boston
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GREAT INSTANTANEOUS SHOULD BE COR
"A rec;ed-There IS an opin on spreading far and wide
that DR.. KELLINGEK is worth nearly much as VIM b.
Aeor. This the Dr. most solemny ia this
tms but i the large firms ron every quarter keep sens1s
country continue to adhere to him it will be hard tell
how soon he may be vistd with Mr. As.ors acton Let
See Journal Of Commerce and tho Courier
offered Before Merchants will make up their that
DR. Toes not intend to be rsnie ed among the
fish when reds of dollars daily in the press
In New Yetk city alone to keep his article fairly represent
hodtsere millions Of dollars in thsss articles Soc hs
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ANTHOLOGY.

COMING EVENTS.
~ BY nstivities alone.
All the future can be kuowa
IL there's danger IN this way,
Learn It's nature, srn of clay
so thou nayst by timely care
: Turn the seeming foul to fair.
Dr.C " ROBACK, The great Astrooger, accredited By
the principal crowned hesds Of Europe Is devotng his
special attention 20 the casting of natyitios this being
psrtoulsy favorable season for decyphsrns the mssnns
formation concerning the futuresuch nformstion will
guide TO their actions and may save them from
pecunisry loses sickness and thousand other casmes
should have their nates cast at this time the celestial
bodies governing destiny bong In favorable oon-
Junction Bernadote late King Of Swedcni Oscar the pre-
sent King the Emperor Franz Joseph OF Austria and many
other poentaes Of Europe have endorsed the skill OF Dr.
koback whose family for two ccntue have bsen the only
reliable asrologers in the civilized world No1tin rank TO
Dr. W. Roback stands Masnus Roback OF 3D. Petersburg,
but by common consent the profession the former
acknowledged 20 be its head and chief He be oonsult
ca the day and evening at his residence No
White street, New York.
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We lave no mail south q Petersburg to night. ~
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Loss BY FIRE IN BosToN-The following table
will show the loss BY fire 10 Boston for the year ending
sept l. 1852 The chief loss at the burning Of the
fremont Temple in March, and the Purchase street fire
IL I,,iv
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Vermont.

The plurality for Pierce in Maine will not vary much
from 10 eco
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DEMOCRATIC ENTHUSIASM AT WASHINGTON
WAsuiSGror, Nov. 5, 1852.
The democrats Of this city propose to celebrate their
victory In grand style sufficient complete re-
turns are received. The demonstration will probably
take place next Thursday 1t will be In front Of the
Onion Newspaper office, where tall sg stan was raised
yrsterday
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THE ELECTION FRAUDS AT PITTsBuRG
PrrrsBuRe, Nov. 8, 1853
The investigation into the election frauds s stil pro-
crossing John Hecht OF West Newton, westmore. and
has been arrested in the matter snd held to bail in
81 900,
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NEWS BY APH.

The Now Secretary or State.
WAsHIrGror, Nsv. s isSe.
The Hon Edward Everett arrived here this evening.
and is stopping temporarily at Willard's
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4 AIDES CLOTHS, FRENCH MERIN0Es, PLAID
~ eashmerss and plaid sksSeveral oases Of the above
assrabs goods ding and for saio ohosp TRACY
IRWIN co.'s, Nos. ia and 235 Broadway.
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IRON ROOFS.-THE CORRUG ATED IRON ROOFS ARu
the ightost cheapest NEST handsome durable are
Proof roofs In the world for dwelling rail-
way tsrmin all buildings worth saving from fire. The
cost OF roof mag be gained short time
Manufactured by
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HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-LARGE AND
peremptory sale of and second hand furniture.

I. VANDEWATTR, AUCTIONEER-HOUSEHOLD
furni,ure-vill SELL this day. November 5th at 10
O'Clock at the sales IL Wall large as3ort
snt Of fsrnisurs consisting part Of rich suites
covered with brocatee Sofas spring seats chairs
marbetop centre tables extensive dining ta,lee library
and secretary bookcases bureaus hstands; matra
paAstsrs bedseads ao rosewood octave piano
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THE MKT MISTRESS OF THE WHITE HOUSE
The Portsmouth IN. H. Chronicle Gays that General
Fisrce will enter the White House March carrying
with him OF the best Of TO be OF the
national mansion,
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LJOLLOWAY's PILLS-THE MOST EFFECTUAL CURI

VNEAS.--THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE TEAS
will be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company
No. 5 Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt
oldest tea estabshment in the city We
that do better than either wholesale
retail They have no bran oh storea.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTIoN NOTICE.-H. N BUSH. AUCTIONEER,
"A wnl SELL this day, At lOh o'clock, In the salesrooms
No 10 North william street, and hand farn
marble TOP and plain bureaus SOFAS sofa and couch
kedst<Ads book desss mahogany ohairs looking
g'ssses, carpets, oil cloths &c.
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hog LosT.-oN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER T. NEAR
y the foot Of Cortlands street pointer slut, yer
coored with white spots she had steel chain collar
Any returning said dog to IS Cortandt street. will
be literally rewarded.
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n0G L0ST.-ON TIE 29rH uLT. FROM NO. 202
- West Fourteenth street, small black and terrier
of S. will be paid for his delivery at the above
address
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T J.. vANDEWATIR, AUCTION WILL SELL on
Monday November sth. mortgages sale Of superior
furniture at l0k clock at No. 16 Greene
Spring and Prince streets an assortment OF
ror household furniture, realty consisting
brocaells furniture suit dining chamber fur
niture Brusses and ingram carpetng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-06

I1NION BILLIARD ROOM, SOS HOUSTON STREET.
one door east of Broadway, New York. kept by GEORGE
OWEN late with Otis Field at O broadway George has
opened the above with five of Bassfords patent bill
lizard tables and therefore intends to devote the whole of
mis- time to the management OF the aud he will
his study TO study the conf rs of his patrons and all
his old frenda that will favor him with call.
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soot,e @ogs Pictures Of London; Buffers Lives OF the
Set htt Union Proof; Taylors Life of Christ three vol
Bsxter's Thoughts Christian in Palestne American
Scenery; Barclays Distorsry Scenery in the Tyro Roll
ans Ancient History; wings. &c together with other
works not numerated.
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GENTREVILLE COURSE. l.. I.-TRoTTING.-
~ Monday NoycmberS, at o'clock =. NJ. Purse AMI
stake 500 Nile heats best three in five, in harness
Conilin name brx. Centreville Owner names blk.
Black aok %. Piher names &. Lady Vernon. 0mni
suses leave Fulton ferry Brooklyn at o'clock M for
Ghe course. JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor.
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II C OLTON, ,AUCTIONEER.-RICHJ JEwELRY AND
II household furniture.-This day, Saturday o. at
Joy scisok at the auction rooms 50 Beekpan street will
prising gold chains brooches in pearl rubes torquos
garnet &e Of the best quality Also various other
articles Of goods in the line Dealers and all others
quested to attend this SALE will be perempory
cash assortment Of second hand furniture from
family renewing.
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'snFF WITH HIS HEAD" so RICHARD SAID.
~ Twas quick way of dying;
But the bedbbugs know twas very slow,
To the one of Lyons trying.
r. You'll buy aask-not much he'll ask
And that you ne 'er will sigh on;

You 60 TO bed, the bugs are dead,
Then you II RENE mber LYON. 42l Broadway.
NURTAINS-TWO CASES CRIMSON INDIA SATIN
~ damasks Of superior quality Also few pie OF
drab ditto, ditto. India silks for curtain Innings silk de-
lanes lace and muln curtains cornces bands loops
tasses &c. For sale st the lowest prices made into
curtains. CHAS. McAULEf CO., Uphoisterers Ito
Hudson street, ne ar Franklin.
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GoOD TEA. 25C. PER POUND land GOOD COFFEE,
~ 10 lb for dollar bo obtained st the old
established warehouses Of the New York and China
Company No IT, late 70 Catharine street, and 26 late
9O4 Greenwich street,. CHRISTIANSON & 90.
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N .. HOUcH, AUCTIONEER-BY G. w. HOLMES
Ns Second hand furniture, this day. (Saturday) 0
osleek, At sassrom "a Beekman street. great variety
OF hevsehold furniture belonging to family breakng
such q bureaus walnut din
extension tables spring chairs
and rockers secretaries book cases. stoves, mattresse
carpeting, &o.
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IRON R00FS.-THE CORRUq ATED IRON ROOFS ARE
proof r0Oi, IN tho TGId for dwelling and wsshOa.ss raj.
soss q roof be gained in short time
-'sSISr WV. WRIGHT 17s west Twenty stree.
X EEr YOUR FEET DRY.-IF YOU WANT TO BUY
WINS eesbstd cheap boot ssors No. BowsrS
isv5 Is sshss city, ssn:%sss
DREMIUM FLOWERS AND rFRUIT-IN OUR LIST
Of pre- mirms at the late Fa Of the American Institute
who silver medal for the Best paper sna
wax fruit Materials always on hand aad gratis
Two THE RAILROAD COMPANIES OF THE UNITED
prise in sensraIToSs put execution now ~ system q
% pssv mss asr possible to At the rate
place The first essay Of the railroad be
to ON With ap
wSsn sss %
advantages For more extensive nfor
'a %ssnard sPess New Yo1H Ar No. m
CTAIRs! sTAIRs!-sTAIR HAND RALLY G-THATIN.
troa,s but beautiful branch Of ,arLentery worked
60 ns % B hs
PRINTERs AND ENGRAvERs' oARDs-cALL AT
i No. Reade street, and obtain samples and pvisss
The has had fifteen years practical experiences
business for himself offers 10 cash
a ss aSs viii Al n Of @
veil and any particular sse or quality Of card will b out
H. W.
No. Reads street, corner Of Centre.
GOOD TEA. 25C PER POUND land GOOD COFFEE
10 for one dollar AZ now be obtained At the old
established warehouses of the New York and China Tea
Company, No a. late 70 Catherine street, and 26 late
~ Greenwich street.. CHRISTIANSON B. 90.
IJ0LLOWAY'S PILLS-THE MOST EFFECTUAL Curl
for headache nervousness debility and giddness il
the head Drinkwater of Castle street Liverpool hai
been in IL health for considerable time suffering from
headaches, nervousness, and debated constitution
and frequently suddenly seized with gddness in thu
head that her strength completely failed her and abe
would fall to the ground Every effort tried to obtain
relief by following the prescriptions of medical men, but
without success she then commenced taking Holoways
Pills and this invaluable medicine the
tone of her stomach renovated her constitution
feetuay CURED her headache that she enjoying the
best Of health Sold By all the vendors of medicine through
out the British empire and by those Of the United States
Shc- SSc., and 81 ~ each Wholesale, at Mr.. JOSEPH
HORSEYS Maiden lane, New York. and at the propretor
244 Strand, London.
TNEAS.THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE TEAS
will be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company
No. 25 Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt tho
oldest tea establishment in The city We readers
or retail. They have now no branch stores.
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yCTION NoTICE-THIS DAY, l0H O'CLOCK, in j.
n Begarts sales Is Spruce sale Of good
furniture 20 cooking other tables pictures
stock OF dry goods clothing Ave and Shoes
sugar mills ten feather beds nc. 30.
THOS BELL, Auctioneer.
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II OsT-ON THE Sd INST, A NOTE OF THAT D ATE
IL drawn by RiAnhard, Startling McMurde payable to
the erder Of staring Gushing iegeman At 40 days, for
two thousand dollars 1t endorsed aud there
to any but the parties named above
liberal reward will be paid FOR its return to No. Corand
stairs.
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VNILLIAM IRVING & CO., AUCTIoNEERs. WILL
w sell At auction on Saturday Nov at Ioh o'clock,
che Gales No 10 Pine street Dutch bubous roots0
cases Of different and beautiful Sorts from r. Yandersoot
& Sons, TO be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
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TUESDAY, 9TH INST, SHERITF'S SALE OF A
dining saloon bar and XII oh N furniture at 10 A. "
har furniture great number Of tables table cloths chairs
niturs &c. together with rge extensive boilers and
apparatus And also all the right title and interest of
p. jackson to the lease of the premises
III. II. CHASE, Deputy Sheriff
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L. vANDgWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
~ this day, at l0h o'clock at the sales IA wall
street Dutch bubous ootsfve Dutch bulbeus roots
being the balance Of he Of sons
and The best quality Of roots nported in this market TIE
whole will be ssd without reserve in lots suit private
parties Also. 10 entire, Van Waveren Sons Cata
logues are ready.
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q RE w AR D. - LOST, BETWEEN LISPENARD
pO street and Fulton, portmapie, containing tsenty
five dollars in bills three watchkeys and several private
which be Of to but TO the
The finder will receive the above reward by returning it to
the owner, at the Herald Office JOHN CONNERY.
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ALSO ON THE SAME DAY at 10 AN. AT TT STORE
30 Broadway large quantity Of lightning rods, aud bs
iron for making rods with the fixtures consisting
of brass supporters and points, also office fur
niturs, desk Sc. WIN +. SELL, Deputy Sheriff
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-13
GRIsWoLD,s cOTroN, GINS.

THE Subscriber has a better location and Is much
j. better prepared for manufacturing CINs than any
other Establishment in operation. He has made and
sold double the number Of any other maher m tho
country his sales averaging Thousand per annun.
This unequaled demand justes the reputation claim
ed for his Gins viz: that they Gin faster, run lighter,
clean the seed better take ont more n,od make better E
have Patent Water Bo1es Jar more durable and sees
against Fire than any oer and that all other water
boxes whether double or single are, hot only deeep
ton, but are an infringement his rights and win sub
Jec the Planter who uses them to pay damages for rto
luton Of the Patent Laus
These advantagesustiy him in befihg to supply the
Planting Community with Gins on better terms actor.
ding to quality, than any other Factory Premium Gins
not excepted
Planters of South Carolina can order these Gins
through Nessrs Herriot Brailsford Charleston; Mr.
n. W. Coleman, Hamburg; Messrs Law Drumon,
and Mr. Jesse Drafts. Columbia Mr.. Duncan Malloy,
Cheraw; Mr. C.Matheson, Camden; Messrs. Townsend
Douglas Bennetsvile and his Travelling Agents, or
by letter directed to him at Griswoldvile Jones Coun
ty, Georgia. ~ - zs-l r
Gins delivered at the purchasers nearest Steamboat
landing or Railroad station.
SAMUEL GHISWoLD.
Griswoldvile, Ga, Feb. 20. 15 wlm-msmj
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EIonn the Cincinnati Commercial

s,raneel That 80 many who are afflicted with o
consh that is gradually wearing them down. and slowly
but Surely stealing them into that dreadful % nossnS dssass
disease Witch carries OH nn,h
;ns- e,oro;ng themselves with nostrums, that pulled
~ he Skies for cures they are said to have effected on
so some 1ns oresn o when they can be
Ios;tvev cured BIZ using DR.. Rogers's Compound Syr.
m Of Iiyerwort and Tar which still continues to Of.
feet the most wonderful cures ever recorded IN the
annals of medicine. fact which Is proved oy refer
seen by calling on the agent For sale at q j. De-
u.y,sand ndTJ. WoRKMANs Drug Store.
See advertisement on fourth page.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-13
Saddle and Harness Mandatory.

THE subscriber respectfully announces to the citizens
of Camden and vicinity that having taken theest ab
lishment of Mr. c. ". WIENGEs is prepared to fill any
order in the above line on reasonable terms. Also
Military work of every description made to order.
H-All Ready made Work on hand, will be dspo-
sed of AT COST.
LUKE ARMSTRONG.
n B-Repairing of all kinds done with neatness
and despatch.
B- Sumter Banner copy times.
April g. 27 st
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-13
In Equity-Kershaw District.

NOTICE.-Guardians, Trustees and Receivers
IN appointed by the Court of Equity for Kershaw
District and accountable to the same and the Execu
tors and Administrators of such as are dead are hereby
required to make their annual returns and produce tne
vonches vcrifvno the same before the Commissioner in
EQUITY for said District on or before the lst day Of May
next w. IL. X. WOhhhAN, U. T. n ~.
April 9. ~
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-13

DIED-On the Sd inst, at his residence in Lowndes.
boro, Ala, Mr. HuGH B. MCCALL formerly citizen OF
this place, in the seventieth year Of his age
He was an effectionate husband, tender parent
true friend a kind and humane master. The sterling
integrity Of his character secured to him the confidence
and esteem Of all who knew him. +.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-13
Notice..

T>HE subscriber having disposed of his entire stock
i of Saddlery, &C., to Mr.. l. ARMSTRONG, takes
this opportunity of returning his thanks to the citizens
of Camden and vicinity for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him, for more than elgnt years pas anu
takes pleasure in recommending Mr. ARMSTRONG to the
favorable consideration Of his former customers, as
gentleman worthy their patronage
He earnestly hopes that all who areindebted to him
will come forward Immediately and settle as he Intends
to leave very soon. ,,,
April 2. Y. N. WlbNGGo.
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Co. 60 -

nN and after 18th inst the Accommodation Mid.
~ Day Trip, between Camden and the Junction,
will be discontinued. The Train will continue to run
through to Columbia, on Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays az heretofore.
Stock will be received for shipment on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays only. Stock will leave here
on the above days, at ll.3O A. NJ, and be left at the
Camden Junction to DO taken down by the regular
night Express Train from Columbia.
Time Table for Camden Passenger Train.