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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-10
TO TEE SICK.

For the cNectua roofing out from the system Of al
diseases brought on by indigestion, bousness ana I'M
purity of the blood it is widely and well known fact
thai WPIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
arc tbe oyeat pANACEI Throughout the entire
Soptb these Pills have long been held in the highest
reprte both by private individuals and by the Medical
faculty of our country Southern ievcrs and southern
diseases generally Weld TO their influence at once; and
G,rfnnate victim to earthly ills and woes" is made
to thank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro-
vided. -.
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fails TO satisfy the experiment shall cost him nothing
Tuos. J. WORKMAN, Agent for Camden s. T.. and
sold by Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun
,,- June 2S-ly.
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HEAD QUARTERS,
BUCK HEAD, July Sd, 1852.


ORDER No
rENHE following Regiments will parade for Review
l and Drill n; the tunes and places specified, viz:
The oath Reg OF Infantry at HmnSboro, OH Satnr-
dav the 18th of August next
The 2lth Reg. OF Infantry near Wnns Bridge, on
Wednesday the lth OF August next.
The 9Th Reg OF Cavalry at loungucsvi!le, on Friday
the 18th Of August.
The 26th Rcg of Infantry at Chnstcrvillc on Mon
day the 18th Of August
The 9th Reg. OF Infantry at tichlillL on NeuneS-
day the 18th of August.
The lGh Reg. Of Infantry near Ebcnczcr, on Friday
the 10th of August.
The 3Ith Reg. Of Infantry at their Rngimenta
Parade ground. Oh Monday the 25d Of August.
The 37th Reg. Of Infantry at Wilkins Old Field, on
Thursday the 2Gth OF August
The 3jth Reg OF Infantry near nionvi!ic. on Satur
dav the 2Sth Of August.
The 9th Reg. OF Cavalry near Glenn Springs. Oh
Tuesday the 3lSt OF August.
The Both Reg Of Infantry at Timmoas 5 Old Field, on
Friday the 81 Ol September next.
The 18th Reg. Of Infantry at the Burnt Factory, on
Tuesday che Ith OF September.
The ilst Reg. Of Infantry at Parks Old Field on
Thursday the 9th ofSeptcmbcr.
The 10th Reg Of Infantry at Boyds on Saturday the
llth Of September.
The lO,h Reg. Of Cavalry Mt Martins, on Tuesday
TIE l4ih Of September
The 3sth Reg of Infantry at Kcllcrs Old Field, on
Thursday the 18th ofSepicnbrr.
The a9tl Reg. Of Infantry Hear Ru!ls Mountain, on
Saturday the 18th Of September
The Reviews will commence at L. o CLOCK, VI.
The commissioned and nOn-commSSinncd officers
will Assem- c the dav previous 10 the reviews, except
those O! the 2G,h and 3it Regiments Of Infantry who
will assemble on the Saturday previous. at their Regi-
mental parade grounds for Dri!. and instruction
The Major GcnerasAnd Brigadicr Generals WILL with
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-10
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
m SETTING MINERAL TEEFEE

TENIIE undersigned, owner and agent Of Dr. Alien S
& valuable improvement, for the Southern States
begs leave to call attention to its superiority over al
other methods in the following particulars
INCREASED STRENGTH CONTINUOUS GUN, LIFE-LKE
APPEARANCE PERFECT ADAPTATION or TIE PLATE,
AND CLEAyLlyESS-TEE TEETH, GuA and PLATE beng
baked into ONE PIECE without incrsticc, and as Tree
from impurity as piece o: porcelain.
Dentists are informed that have lttedup Labora-
tory in Montgomery Alabama, and am prepared to give
instruction. and FURNISH MATERIALS Two days in
the Laboratory will enable any competent Dentist to
put up teeth in this style to his entire satisfaction.
The public and especially those who cannot use the
pieces they now wear for mastication are informed that
am willing to insert Teeth on this plan, and give the
parties thirty sixty or ninety days to test them, alter
which they may return or pay for them at their plea
sure. Those who wish to see nc in Montgomery must
make immediate application. Mt the Exchange Hotel
T. +. SMITH. Surgeon Dentist,
III ST. Charles st New Orleans
July 81. GO I'm.
cTs"Circuars containing full particulars can be had
at this office.
Dr. Smith is now in Augusta, where he will
for few days only. August :.
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Livery and Sale Stables.

THE subscriber. late Of Abbeville. s. c. begs leave
j. 10 inform the citizens of Columbia and the public
generally. that he has become proprietor Of John G.
. HanlOns we'll known Livery and Sale Stables His
Omnibus and Carriages will run from the American
Ecel to the several Raoad Depots, and to any rart
OF the CITY Tie subscriber has added largely 10 the
fine supply of Carriages. Bugges and Horses bought
by him Of Mr OIlanon and he is satisfied he will DO
able to afford accommodations in his line of business
unsurpassed ty any similar establishment in the State
lie has been at great pains to employ the most eXpe
relced and careful coachmen so that families may feel
perfectly safe in lis vehicles The subscriber has also
ne lots with abundance of good water for stock, and
drovers will nd il greatly to their interest to give him
call Orders left at the American Hotel, SO favora-
bly, known under the management Of Messrs. Boat
wright & Janney will be promptly attended to-
". f ARCHER, Proprietor.
Nav II. 90 3m
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has removed from his old stand OPP
L poSitc the Watcrec House to tho store formerly
occupied by Mcssrs H. LEVY II Son. where he intends
continuing his business in all its various brtncheS.-
lie expects to visit New York this month. where he
will add his present large stock to which he invites
hc attention OF lis friends ant, customers in the fall
{. MATilESON.
Camden Aug. 3. G2. 1T
,5s;~The Lancaster Ledger, Sumter Banner and Dar-
tington Flag will copy four times.
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NEeDTs0y SPRINGS,

23 iUILES 'fOiFA III A--3I'Hj S"3~S'
MR. J. D. WATKINS, owner ard proprietor OF
y these Springs. informs the public that now
Spring has been discovered containing Sulphur, Iron,
Magncsia and Ar,onia The whole establishment is
much improved. and will be- this seasor under the
care Of WV. SEYMOUR perhaps the hest caterer in
South Carolina late of the ouItrc House. Su!lirans
Island, and Jones Hotel Charleston. tine band for
Music will be in attendance and every appointment Of
the Hotel arranged for pleasure and comfort.
Nav 0S 1852 d. II
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A CARD.

\ AIESSRS G F KENNEDY, of Chester and JAMES
VI NJ. HURST, formerly one Of the proprietors Of
the Planters Hotel, Charleston have leased the
AMERICAN HOTEL, King Street, and would res
pectty solicit from their friends and the travelling
pubis portion Of their patronage. We pledge ouri
selves that the guests Of the Hotel will receive accom-
modatious unsurpassed by any in the city.
KENNEDY e. HURST.
Charleston Mayl7. 40 6m
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COOl-tnGrSsrip Notice.

IHIARLES LOVE, late partner and successor Of
v Jos. Thompson Co. Saddle and Harness Manu-
facturers has this day associated with himself CONRAD
NJ WfENGES under the name Of LOVE 4 WIENGES
They will continue the Saddlcrt and Harness bus
ness at the old stand. corner Of Broad and Church
Streets to which continuance rparonagcis respect
fully solicited CHARLES LOVE,
CONRAD NJ. WIENGES
Charleston, July 3d. 50 If
s5y-Sumter Ba : ner and Darlington Flag copy 3
times and forward bills to l.. W.
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Tailor for Sale.

TOR sALE-A prime Mnatto FELLOW twenty,
i three years OF age has been regularly e"''l.S
% rho T,iors trade and is trst-rate pantaloons ana
yes, hand also good coat land lie is poite ana
agreeable fellow sotcr and honest For any iur'her
particulars, please apply in person or by letter to
j. s. RYAN,
Broker and AuctlOnccr,
sc Broad-st Charleston, :. Z.
Aug 3. b.
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DEPARTMENT, S. G.

july 30h, loo2.
V-IE2EAs information has been received gg y, 'S m
w Department. that murder was coni''.'11I m f"rIJ
-, Loav of Hugh Dove in Marion District Dy ~,
CIlypRETI. and that The said Campbell has ethcr
fed or conceaIs himself. r,,. hro,,.h N,
Sow in order that the said Campbell may be pron-n.
b. ,r,I bn known that l. JOIN II. MEANS, Governor
in and over the State of South Carolina 60 i<s"G ms
NV Proclamation. Offering reward OF ,tnw;,,
DRIED DOLLARS for his delivery to the jan VI -'''0'
CamnbeIl is about 80 or 81 years old feet ncics
birh stmtlv built, walks quick and steps short has
blnc eyes, Roman nose black hair and thick beard
In testimony whereof have signed my name anu
affixed the seal of the State ,r,~c
By the Governor. ~
RrIJ,MIS PERRY, Secretary Of State.
DhH'"' ~ ci In
August 10. Oh
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-10
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO pIsPEPTlCs.

DrJ S. HOUGITON'S PEPsIN, THE TRUE nIGEs-
TIVE FLUID. orGAsrRIc JUICE, preparedtrom REANhl'
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OA, alteT u'!ec,
lions of RARON LIEBIG. the great Physiological
Chemist. by J. s. HOUGIITON. NJ D., Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for SUGGESTION On,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE. LIVER CoMPLAlNI'
C0NSTIPATiON and DEBILITY, curing after Ma
lures own method, by Natures own Agent the GAS
TRIO JUICE Pamphlets. containing Sclentiic e'
dence of its value furnished by agents gratis Gee o
ice among the medical advertisements.
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En- I2uuitV-ACrsl,EJT

EQ EI!-G1CIEl.t.s
Josiah Pierce and Wife Zack Cantcv and Wife vs. Ed
ward T. Adamson-Bill 10 sell land for Partition.
IN compliance with an order i'll this case made al last
L June Term OF said Court, invite proposals Cor the
purchase of that portion OF the Real Estate Of Louis
Adansom, lately decd. l,iug on Watcrec River and
called the Brevard Place containing it sthongt about
-Four Thousand and Eighty-thrce H0S3) acres. Said
tract adoins lands belonging 10 ". j. Taylor, lack
Bowen f. Parker, Estate Of .no. ChcSnut.
Terms to be specified in proposals as they are open
agreement Of parties in interest TO whom all propo-
sonS are TO be referred for acceptance or rejection
Propositions may be made to Tire undersigned.
Sale not to be effected before the l' january next.
W. IL. r. WORkMAN~c. E. KID
July 30 81 ON.
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Charleston, lst June, 1852
s. g. r.. NJ. GILBERT

N-IL continnc the CARRIAGE BUSINESS at
w the old stand OF Giberts & Chaplin formerly D.
J. Giibcrt) Nos 81 and 40 Wcntworth.st.. and Will
keen constantly hand an extensive assortment oi
CARRIAGES Manufactured 10y themselves expressly
for their own sales. together with an assortment ol
other STYLES usually found in this market TO which the
attention Of their old friends and customers is respect
fully invited Carriages OF any style will b" maoe to
order anl repairing in all ITS various branches prompt
lv and faithfully executed on reasonable terms.
STEPHEN GILBERT.
ELIAS NJ. GILBERT
Charleston. june lst, 1852.
.;~Pcr<ons indebted TO the firm ht : j. l'llpeft
are requested to make payment to ;. h. NJ G,ioell
ho arc authorized 10 settle the business Of said firm
June -. % OH
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POSITIVE PARGAINS!!

TVAVINC very large stock of LACE and FAN
IL CY SUMNER GOODS. which wish TO dispose
OF before the Fall will positively otter them Tor cash
Greatly Reduced Prices!
They consist OF 4 large varctY Of Fashionable Lace
Capca, from one to eight Dollars.
iiIk. Lace Wells Lace Sleeves Trimming laccS and
EdgingS Of every descripIion-sGch as Real Thread
Wovc Thread Valcucicnncs. Linen. Cotton and Lob.
bin; Blk and White Blonde Laces and Edgings. AL
so, full assortment OF
rRHNCU XEEDLEWORK EMBROIDERIES
Conprsing beautiful Worked Muslin Collars very ow
Blk. Embroidered Muslin Capcs at cost prices;
Embd Sleeves and Cuis oflhc the newest patterns;
French Enhd Lawn llandk'ls. at New-York COST
Swiss Edgings and lrsertines at reduced prices;
Cambria do " do :" =
Infants Frock Bodies. various sizes. at cost;
Embroidered Caps.
Ladies' Muslin Breakfast Caps, very few LETT;
Worked Muslin Chemscttes, choice patterns and un-
qleStionaby cheap
Summer Bonnets at and Under Cost.
Some IF them quite new and others tolcrahly ancient
In dispo>ing of these | will graduate the prices oc-
coray iJ Seni0yity: those Of years standing con-
sidcrablv under cost: also. BONNET ElBBOAS- all
Of them new. at prices to suit the Donncs and the
times respectively.
Summer Dress Goods.
Such as Printed Musiins, Gingllams, Gingham Mus
lns Baraee DcIaincS White and Coored Dotted Mus
ns &C. &C. purchased this Spring and offered tempt
ngiy low: in fact an willing to sacrifice the profits
on all Of these as well many other exclusively sum-
mcr Goods in 0rdcrto make room for my Fall supplies
which intend to he on scale unusually complete,
and at price: calculated 10 increase the extensive pat
rouage already conferred on me.
.Jmue 25-5lt JAMES WILSON.
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New Books and Novels.

TNHE Abuotts.ord edition Of the WAVERLI NO
i EELS. Price 80 ccnts Tor each Novel-complcte
in l2 bound volumes, at IL per vol.
Days Of Bruce: Braces Hungary; Hucs Tartarv,
Bancrolts L. :. History, 18th volume,
Legislative Guide
Men and Women of the 18th Century.
Chances at Europe. by II. Greciy,
ESSAYS from the Lopdon Times
Jenkins Life OF jackson; Meigs on Children.
Wilson's Anatomy; Serhocles' Greek Grammar,
Scrap Books; English Family Robinson,
Far on by the author OF Peep Of Day,
Wild Girl OF Nebraska Texian Virago &c.
July l6. AA1OlNG.
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Cod Liver Oil.

7 HAVE just received few gallons Of pure COD
L LIVER OIL. which will be sold in quantities to
suit purchasers and at reduced prices.
March 80. H. j. DELAY.
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n. Il. II. NJ AVER

ID ESPECTFU LY informs the citizens Of Camden
IL and the surrounding country that he has opened
at the Old Stand near Mr.. S. ShivcrS lflacksmhs $
Shop. where he will repair Carriages, Bu@gcs &c. on
moderate terms. July 20.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

rJNIIAT the Co-partncrship heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the name and firm OF
GILBERTS n CHAPLIN is tins day dissolved 3y NIL
tual consent.
Tho business Of the concern will be settled by S. Il
+. NJ GILBERT.
STEPHEN GILBERT.
LEONARD CHAPLIN.
ELIAS NJ. GILBERT.
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Summer Dress Goods.
Final TOtic1.

4 Ii persons indebted to II. Levy or II. Levy y
4 Son either 10y open account or note Will call ana
settle otherwise they will be placed in the hands Of an
Attorney. IL. Lev y HO->;
June -. 81
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May II,
Office Transportation S. C. r. r. CO.

- 49, 80 j=.s:ssE. - = 80 .ssssE
CAMDEN, May 25, 1852.
ON and after Tuesday next, lst June, the Passen-
~ ger and Mail Trains (undcr regulations of the
Post Office Department. WILL until further notice. run
as follows:
Charleston, Columbia and Camden Road.
FIRST OR REG CLAR PASSENGE Err MAIL TRAIN
UP.
Leaves Charleston (daily at 8 Id o'clock, a. m..
Arrivrs-Coiumbia I" 8 D. m.
= Camden ' D. nj
Lcavcs-Camdcn at O'clock a. nl
81 Columbia at a. H..
Arriycs-Charlcstou at 2l-4 D. m
This Train now connects with the regular Mail and
Passenger Train Of the Greenville and Columbia Rail-
road which leaves Columbia daily Sundays excepted)
at l2 o'clock, p Immediately after the arrival
(at Colulnbia) Of the Charleston Train 1t also con-
meets with the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
at their junction with the Camden Branch at ii
SECOND OR NIGHT EXPRESS FREIGHT AND
PASSENGER TRAIN.
UP
Leaves Charleston at 5 IA o'clock D. m.
Arrvcs-Columbia at l.2 a. NJ.
Leaves Columbia at l-2 o'clock D. m.
AniveS-Charleston at "
Passengers going up by this Train will always arrive
in time at Columbia to take the Regular Day Train Of
the Columbia and Charlotte Railroad, which leaves
Columbia daily Sundays eXcepted) at o'clock a. IN.
for Charlotte Also, with the Day Train of the Green
vile Railroad which leaves Colun bia at o'clock m.
daily, Sunday excepted.
J. D. PETsCH, sup't Transp'n &c
May -oS-43tf So Ca. Railroad Company.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-10

MOUNTAIN Butter, Fine Cheese, Fresh Macciro
NA nj Corn Starch. Broma, Chocolate and C!tron
For sale BY i. W. BONNEl.
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pEEDER & DEsAUsSURE,

ADGERs WHARF, CHARLESTON, 5. c.
A RE nrepared to devote their undivided attention
n to the int rests of their friends in the Sae M o
COTTON. RICE, and produce generally; and TO ming
tbeir ORDERS They will make fair advances OH
C,oys1GyMESrs of Produce to their care
OSwELL REEDER JOHN lie Dh'A'"'
Aug 6. O5
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
'INIIE subscribers have this day formeda Co-parncr
L ship. under the name and firm OF ROOT &c IN
GRAM, for the purpose Of carrying on the General
Auclionecrng business. +. ROOT.
JOHN INGRAM
CAMDEN Jan. %. II
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Pure white Lead,
The Southern Broom Mandatory

r ANNOUNCE to the citizens of this District tLa1
| will establish BROON MINEFI CTORY in
Camden All those who ar willing To encourage
home industry arc respectfully solicited TO give me Il
call.
In addition to the above, will rc-bottOm cane seat
Chars-and hope all friends Of the blind will sympa
thise and encourage me in my undertaking.
7. G. DUTTON.
r,, Az r
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One TO -Four Dollars IL Window.

DEFORE purchasing call and examine the snbscri-
ID bcr's assortment Of Transparent WINDOW
SHADES, which comprises many late and handsome
attcrns. G. l.. ClIATTEN.
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Tactics for Light Infantry and Ri
ffcmcn.

COMPILED for the Washington Light Infantry.
Y Charleston s c. Containing the new manual Of
arms for the Terc~s>jon H!f". furnished by the War
Department. The Dcpnvmclt Ski'miShrrS. and all
that is peculiar to Ligh. Infantry aud Ri';cInrn.
July ~ \. YOUNG.
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For sale.

4 CORN Bacon, Lard. &c, by
Y JAMES McEWEN.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-10

lJEAE AND dSssETS-Always on hand at
vi MOORE'S. Red Flag.
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HAvING very large stock of LACE and ,!S: tAA,
IL CY SUMNER GOODS. which wish TO dispose
OF before the Fall will positively otter them Tor cash
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

ccpt by pulling the ribbon in an up
ward direction, as would be don"
whenever sly attempt was made to
give the book a lift. But a further
description is needless. The contri-
vance was admirable.
The wounded pilferer was no soon.
or liberated than several persons laid
hold on, while others stopped towards
the door with an intimation that they
were going ipr the authorities.
"No, no." exclaimed the hero OF
tho scene, "hc has been punished G.
nough already, l assure you. The
prints of them thar teeth will stick to
him for life, and it'll be long whlls
afore he gifts overthe bite: He's been
in a bad snap, that's sartin so l say
lot him go. He don't look like an old
hand at tho Gngerin' trade, and war
rant he'll keep his paws in his own
pocket hereafter"
As none seemed disposed to detain
the poor fellow after this speech in his
behalf he was suffered to depart,with
a very miserable, crest.fallen look
On his disappearance several inqulsi'
tive persons gathered round the great
coat man, and began to question him
about his curious machine.
"Why did he carry such tarnal
thing about him? How was it con-
trived {"
"Why, you see, gents" he replied.
last winter l had hundred dollars
stolen from me in this very place, and
out of this very same pocket! 1t
made me so nll.fred mad, and put
such spirit of vengeance in me, that
on my way up tho river | began to
study how I should play off upon the
cussed rogues next time they catched
me here. AT length hit on this plan,
and when got home, | set about it
in real arnost. Ihad very ingenious
neighbor, and tween MIN anu y at.ct
q good deal of botherin and alterln',
we got up this fixin', and it works fine
ly, now don't it,"
A hearty guifaw from the erowdos
sented fully to this boast, as tho speak
or continued,
"Dang me if haint great notion
to get another machine put il! tother
pocket here, and then knock about
the city bar.rooms and public gather
in places jist for the benefit OF New
Orleans society in general"
Same declared this would be an en-
ce.lcnt idea, and half . dozen merry
boys drew the old fellow up to the
bar to discuss the matter over another
glass of punch. Tho crowd followed
after, and l took that opportunity OF
making my exit in another direction
~. D. Delta.
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Sons Of Temperance.

The last quarterly session OF the
Grand Division of Virginia was held
at Fincastle, on the 2Sth Of July
A new Division at White Post, Clarke
county, was chartered. Tho Grand
Scribe states that "Virginia stands
second 10 but one State in the Union,
and even number one in some respects
over that, which is Pennsylvania. y
The returns for the quarter ending
June 80, 1852, show that there were
at that time in the State, 17,45S con-
tributing members. Receipts for Di-
vision funds, S1O,Ss9 60; paid for
benefits, 81, ,567 76; cash on hand in
subordinate Divisions, s47,53O OG ;
expenses, exclusive of benefits, S5,-
05l 54; number of publictemperance
meetings held, 243; number of tracts
distributed, 221l; per centage to the
Grand Division, S5l9 Is.
Tho Order of the Sons of Temper
ance originated in New York city in
1912. There arc now in the United
States, the British Provinces and Eli
gland, over $4,000 members, in about
5000 separate Divisions, all under
the Jurisdiction of the National Di-
vision of North America. The Or
der is extending every year.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-25

UNlvERsALlsM AMONG SAILoRs.-A
universaist was once appointed a chap
lain in the navy, and reported (ot duty
on one Of our ships fitting for sea. His
creed very soon became known 10 the
sailors, and was freely discussedin their
messes.
"If we are all SO good that we CO.
ing to Heaven" said an old tar, "what
is the use Of overhauling ones sins! II
only gives a man bloody sight oftrou-
Bile for nothing"
"lfw are all on the right track u
said another, and must bring up at the
right port what is the use Of preaching
and prayiug about liz"
"lf we trust this doctrine and it don'l
turn out to be true, there'll be Ned te
pay," exclaimed third.
These sentiments were shared in By
the whole crew, and soon became known
to the newly appointed chaplain, whe
was wise enough TO resign hisscemmis,
sion.-REv. w. Cotton.