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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09

VIRGINIA FURs. We fndin the ParkcrSburgh
Gazette an interesting statement OF the fur trade
of Western Virginia. The following is an ex-
tract:
Last year we are told, furs and skins were ship
ped from our wharf to the amount Of $4,000 or
upwards in value This years collection greatly
exceeds that amount Six or seven large wagons
came this week, loaded to the bows with pei
tries, and Others have cone to other points. As
showing the extent Of his operations witan the
last season, in the tier Of counties lying bctwccI.
the Ohio river anL A!lryhany mountains, Mr..
Taylor has furnished us with the following lit OF
shipping turs anI skins collected by him. ard
nov :" en- route" to thc Scaboard: hgccoon ab"ut
27,0C0; Mink 90 1900 Red Fox do 1000
Grey Fox, do $500; Wild Cat, do 5000; OF
ter ard FISHER, do 400; Opossum do $500;
Bear, 500; Deer, do 5000.
Considering that ours is the Oldest State Of
the Union, we regard this list as giving evidence
Of pretty faircrop Of "vamints" for one wear
Among the trophies Of his campaign, Mr. lay-
lor has the hide and skull of panther, Which,
for size, must bear the palm. THIS animal Wis
shot by Ellis lIouchin, Pocailont3, county, W,
believe. When killed it measured 10 feet i
inches from tip to tip, and when stuffed tle aAn
held seven bushels Of brand
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09

4 M.rAcvLors EscArE-A gentleman named
Wood, living near Railway, New Jersey, as he
w;,s eoing on horseback to church last evening,
took the New Jersey Railroad track, to save the
mud of the common road. Suddenly, before he
c.ull r,:,cl, cros>wav and while he was yet I'M
discovered ly the engineer, a train running at
the rate of forty miles an hour, struck his horse
and killed him instantly, tore of the saddle so
that it hung to the sides of the locomotive, and
vet left the man perfectly unhurt, though he was
thrown of TO some distance. When the train
had s,oraed, and the passengers ran back to see
vlY, ,he matter was, he was found contempla-
t;nr, hi, roor horse, without 4 bruisc or scar.-
Unw he ESCAPED hn cannot tcl as he lost all
'.'.,.,io,isrr.s the moment the accident occurred.
E"cning Post.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
A Model Subscriber.

There arc many kinds of ''models" these days but
of all kinds which we have yet dcOrered as the most
useful and profitable it is the Model Subscriber OF the
genuine stamp. 4 friend, who is a model man, and 4
No one in any thing, recently wrote US, and IN the
conclusion Of his excellent letter said "Bu now as to
the JoURyAL" enclosed vou have Ten Dollars; II that
does any more than pay arrearagcs please forward it
FIR fine hoIarco Of TIE tine to &C." WheE shall we
I0JJK uTprr tri-- like again?
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09

Wealthy FEILow-Thc Boston Mail says
,la, the yearly income Of Ebcn Francia,a IL rich
c;,;y.rorBoston. would buy twelve hundred farms.
III. income at six per cent. on the entire wealth
world amount to. daily, more than the wages of
oOo l,arl working men. His income would buy
=, Lorlc Of Schneider or pair Of boots every
three minutes Every breath of the old man is
worth another nncpencc. Ills enormous capital
commands the toit of near one thousand labor
crs and mechanics yearly, to pay the interest,
and amounts, to more than to those aborcrs' wa
uc, would, in long lifetime. A human labor
cr is Il machine, but can't complete with bags of
dollars in stirring up all income.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DYsPEpTlcs.

DR.. j. S. HOUGHToN'S PEPSIN, THE TRUE D1GEs-
TIVE FLUID orGAsrRIc JUICE, preparedfrom RENNET,B
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK, after direc-
Chemist, Chen a by J. S. HoUGHToN H. D., Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Ma
turcs own method by Natures own Agent the GAS
TRIO JUICE. Pamphlets containing Scientific evil
dencc of its value furnished by agents gratis See
tice among the medical advertisements.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
Hoofland,s German Bitters.

Hundreds of our citizens complain of debility and
langour of the system arrangement of the liver and
stomach want appetite, &c; they are frequently the
result of too close application and thousand other
causes we cannot here name but would say to all
afflicted do rs we have done-eet bottle or two Of
Dr. Hoohand's German Bitters prepared by Dr. jack
son. and our word for it you will be cured. We re-
commend this medicine, knowing from experience that
it is much superior to the generality of patent medi
cucs We would say to our readers, purchase none
unless prepared by DR.. G. NJ Jackson Philadelphia.
October %
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
---ss,,g; Gc. asJ~-

THE Macon FAin.-Ihc correspondent Of the
Columbus Sentinel closes his account Of the pro-
cccdinrs Of the recent fair at Macon
"Thc most interesting part Of the show TO us
WIS tlc immense throng II humanity congrcga-
ted on the show grounds. No State can furnish
finer body Of men and women ti!an were cAli-
bil"l al Macon l;> week. Wcsaw an uncom-
mon number Of men, " th the Drawn Of Hercules,
who stood over G feet in height. The most dis
tnguishod i'll personal appearance were IL. Rev.
Stephen Elliott, jr., and Hon. Mark A. Cooper.
South Carolina, too, was we'll represented in the
person Of a. G. Summer, the captivating orator
Of the occasion, whose splendid form is worthy
c;,,Lrl for his brili;anr mind. Ills address was
81 strin" Of diamonds and received umir"rsa! al'-
plauav, except from II slua!! body Of gentlemen
whose nationality is stronger tll@m their local al
tachmcmlS. Senator Dawson's known urhaMlty
and happy command Of appropriate speeches
gave much interest to he distribution Of prcm-
ums. He frequently raised laugh At the cy-
peIr,e Of the sr~,o>$u competitors"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
CONSIGNEES PER RAIL ROAD.

" Anderson, Z T Adamson, R " Abbot, N
& d Brown, Crockett, G L Chatten, Cureton
d. NJ, b w Chambers, DcKalb NJ Co. NJ Drucker
g. CO, J S Dcpass, G S Douglas & Co, ~ De-
Hay, S B Emmons, r H Finch & Co, T G Gra-
ham, W } Grant, Hasseltine d H, Ii Holleyman,
w G Kirkland, j p Massey, McDowal &c. w
C Moore, c Matheson, X Motfat, r Mann, D
W e. P 7 Mobley & Co, Murphy & B, Miller L
L Co. Morgan 4 r, NJ Milcher, Morrison C &
Co. Jas McEwen, Murphy & II, d r PEBBLES, H
Pate, Phifer & Y, Jno Perry, E Rembert, D
II Robinson, J Rosser, A & W Sheck, J Sanders,
Trvon &B, TJ Workman, p Wilson, Brown,
Mrs Ciplcs, G E McCuchen, ] B Mickle, Rogers
Il S " c. Workman.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09

Ma. WEDsrEn's RELIGIOUS CnAEACTEn.-Ih
CoIlownr letter from the Hon. Robert BarnweIl
Khctt to the editors Of the Charleston -Vera'y,
will be read with interest. 1t rlaccs Mr. Web
Stcr in new light before the American poop !:
GcnNa1a5a: onr Washington correspondent
is very obviously very far from being an impair
ti:I iulge of Mr.. Webstcr's character. How
Great is his impartiality will be Obvious from
snylc statement made in his letter nb)shed
Yesterday morning. He says Of him: lie was
member of no religious denomination-h
mnGc no prctcnsions to picty." Now the TACT Is,
that for several years past Mr. Webster did
make continual preteniions to liety by being a
regular member of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. myself for the last two winters have
seen him very often in Washington i'll attendance
on public worship in the Rev. DIR. Butcrs
Church: and | have, moreover repeatedly seen
him partake of the communion at the hands OF
DR.. Butler, and on one occasion at the hands, l
think, of Bishop Meade, Of Virginia. Every one
acquainted with DR.. Huller, must know that he
would administer the sacrament to 10 lian high
or low. Of whose picty he doubted. Knowing
these facts, it is due to truth. and the memory
of deceased christian, that should state them.
Believe me, gentlemen, your most obd't servant,
l.. b. RlIETT.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09

case the Courier has tresspassed upon both justice and
truth "Lct justice be done, though e heavens should
full" is good motto, and one which the Charleston
Courier and all Others we hope will observe Tor the fu
ture when they make statements i'll regard to Camden,
either III its health Or in any matters OF loca! nature.
It seems to Us it would be but common justice for
those papers which have copied from the Courier to
CODY this article also. a.I
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
Our Advice.

We would advise our friends not to visit Charleston
for some time Oh any account whatever. Private ad-
vices state that it would be imprudcnt to do So and
those who 90 under month"; are in danger OF contract
ing disease and losing their lives little prevention
IS bctter than great deal Of remedy.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
ErGsar EdGyEpD.

We have received large files Of Mexican pa
pcrs, the latest dates being those ct the ooth
September, from the city of Mexico.
The insurrcction party having established 'her
focthod at Guadalaiara, have issued proclalni-
ton and decree. calling upon the citizens to JON
the Natona! Guard of tic State, and promising
reward to them on enrolling, and another
when the campaign will be finished.
Three battaIions Of iiiantry are to be ORGAN
zcd under the names Of Nina, AiIcnde, and Al
dana; body OF cavalry, to he called tie J"I'sco
Lanccis, and Il brigade Of artillery.
The Legislature OF Guadaalara publishes a
protest against the conduct Of ID. Jose Maria
liiarcartc, WHO issued The Proclamation.
Tie Legislature of the State of Iamaulpas
has issued a decree, establishing bod OF cavalry
to pursue the robbers all through the northern
frontier Of the State.
Francisco dc Ii Vega has been appointed to
command the troops Of the State Of Sln;;ioa, ior
the purpose Of restoring order III that State.
We find great complaints against the mail TO
Mexico.
A letter from Toluca says that "in that quar-
ter all is quiet, in spite Of the efforts of certain
revolutionary characters. On the l7th, AcaIde
arrived by tie diligence at Lcrma, with tie os-
tcnSiblc object OF attending to some law business
but III reality for the purpose Of rousn'g the lco-
pie of the State to in>urrcction. Oh the 2Oth Il
pronunciamcnto was made at Anlatrpec, Tr}5ulil-
co, Halava and Santa Ana, III the district OF Suite
pee, but it WAS of little consequences. AlcaIde
was captured and imprisoned This Senor AL
calic seems to be creating quite a sensation III
capital itself lie published severe card against
the President, whom he calls uiJust and t!yranl-
cal.
BY statistical table Ct the State Of Mexico,
we find tlI this State is divided into eight districts
and number Of municipalities. The whole State
contains 1902, ,O44 inhabitants, divided aSfoI|ow>:
Cuernavaca 10, 400, Texcoco 1913, ,l2O, lluc]uta
sc. 100, the Eastern District 0,SlS, Suitcpcc
Gl,5l9, Toluca olS,9l!, Tuia lSG,23G, Iul:!n-
cinco 95.032. Comparing the present porua
ton Of the State with that Of Inst year, we tind
an in'reasc Of six per cent, or 2S,94S.
The mail, 10y orler Of Government, has stop
ped running between GuadnIaja and Mexico.
Tie Government is about to publish an &C
count Of the Tchuantcpcc affair anal the condition
and progress OF things up to the present time.
In Orizava,. on the Stl Of ctcmbcr,a Poor
mechanic was returning to his house, VIXEN he
was met by two oi the Rt!oil; DO faction. Attri
short alteration, they bear m so severely
that the poor man was brought to the hospital
Of San Juan de dos, where he WAS dying.
The cholera is raging il The Jan:iltcpcc Dis
trict.--N 0. Dc!io.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09

Az INCIDENT OF MH. WEBSTER At THE SouTn-
When this distinguished statesman first VlSi-
tod the South i'll 1919 he enjoyed the unhoun-
dcd hoslitalites OF the citizens OF Charleston,
and WAS shown all matters OF interest rs tI"y
thought in and around their amccilt appearing
city, The wr'lar uI this meeting HIN III inc eur
" hour Of five in the morning Of the day ON
which he was 10 leave the city, made the infui-
ry of him il he viewed the Statue Of Pitt, stan-
DING on the Orphan House Ground which was
obtained by the colony Of South Carolina in IL
Is, ten years previous to the Declaration OF our
independence. His expressive eye at once kin
died up as he replied, No, have not and will
not leave the city without visiting it, Ills
morning wrapper was soon laid oil; and putnng
on his coat he accompanied the writer ot tins
before the breakfast hour on Il visit to this most
wonderful statue in the Uutcd States. For ma
ny minutes his eyes were riyctcd on the Statue
Then, turning to me, he said, Il desire to get
up aud embrace it and would restore that no.
bic right arm, stricken Oft by ball Of his own
ty,anuic;;i government when bonbarding this
city, which arm was raised with his voice in de-
fence of the colonies, and in commcmoration Of
which service this statue WIS erected"
| would recommend to all Our countrymen,
and also to all foreigners visiting Charleston, to
view this statue. lis history is one Of singular
interest. The likeness Of the great orator Is said
to be perfect. The name Of the scuptori not
now known. 1t was erected previous to the
Revolution, and its right arm broken off by Il
ball from the British cannon when bombarding
the city Of Charleston. During the disturbances
of the French Jacobin Genet, exciting the HUI
guenot population to riot (the only riots ever oc-
curing in Charleston,) the Statue was thrown
down, and the head knocked Oft, the other arm
broken, and the statue itself cast into corner
of the grounds surrounding the City Hall, and
there covered with rubbish. 1t WAS after many
years obtained by the Commissioners of the Or
phan House, on application to the city council,
and hv them placed on ap"dcstaI in the grounds
Of the Orphan House, the head being t;r,t"ncd
on by wire, d., on the back Of the neck, where
it now stands \ statue Of more historical i'll
tercst there is not in the United States.
Y. Y. JoNr. Com.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
I. O. of Rschabites.

A Tent of this order has recently been pitched IN
Lancastcrve in this State, called WaXhaw Tent. Ihe
object is the promotion and irtherance ol the temper
ancc cause. We wish them great success.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
Some Fotatoe.

Mr. - Garland, of Chesterfield District, las sent US
Sweet Pota;oe, weighing three and half pounds q
few of these would be enough fol- small sized family
for one meal.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
The Weather.

We have seasonablc weather now. On Sunday last,
we had fine rain and it cleared off COOL and on Ao!l'
day morning there was fine FROST for all OF which We
feel very grateful.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09

No Danger OF STARVATION ~ l}osTON.-
There were SO market wagons at Faneuil Hall
Market on Saturday.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-03

no MAKE ROoM-In order that may have room Tor :
large supply Of spring goods we are now selling on on" oh u
VIII tsr goods extremely low prices
100 black ebay stpte long shawls choice SYKES
pairs blankets comprising All KINDS rom cooh W e'ua
superfne great bargains ,-,,.- -,
cloths and cass'mees nciudg a
STYLES black French cloths and csssierss
n very fine and cheap
IS richly pointed cloth piano and table covers
white hannes from - cents per yard 70
bundles gentemens woolen cotton, nenho aha h ""e'
shirts and drawers :,
pieces drugget crumb cloths, handsome patterns ~
low prices -,
Our bombaznes aipacas moussenes, mefpos ana W
OF mourning goods, wei as nj All
plcte, md a prices proverbiaiiy low
English French all prices and coof
we are offering bargains Of ooored aud black
silks.
is pieces ladies /" habit cloths,v assorted cclors
pieces white sains
100 dozen Kid gloves, assorted coors
pieces csmbrcs and musins al All prices ,
pieces and pillow case linens All linen and nv Wo
100 assorted with many other desirable
goods ne all u which, bear in mind we WIN oher re-
marknbly low prices.
Terms cash, unless arranged to the contrary, !, :,
go PERRY \ RROTHER,
Ian "a arlf Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-03

ONCE of Correspondence, Warrington City.
LII persons business OF Washington
n undersigned established here OFFICE
OF CORRESPONDENCE giving inorma
desired of ie world No
public honorable character will
Office
business they have before Con
gress public oices will be dscreeuy advised
where professional other aid the best viii be
cured recommended
undersigned win regard all communicated him
Office sacredly CONFIDENTIAL and WILL by
himself and through such be for him
employ, possible them nyioae
Every letter Of inquiry must contain fee OF nee dollars which
generally rcquired but should
for the servs be rendered. the will
be n n satisfactory letter in reply.
Addres. fpostags prepadD THOMAS c. CONNOLLY,
odce Of Correspondence, Washington, ID. c.
WAsMsoTos City, January l6 1852.
Mr. Thomas c. Connolly Is known TO us worthy citizen,
intelligence, clear and ready
writer him eninenuy qnalihed for the able
performance the useful duties connected with
his original design OF an Once Of Correspondence
RICHARD WALLACH,
fU. 4. Marshal for the District Of Columbia.l
WALTER LENoX,
mayor OF Washington City.l
10. GALES,
(senior Editor OF the "National Ineligencer
H. W. LATHAM, GBnnker.l
Jan 90 o-TuIb&sauf6m
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The Of person entered upOn the
payment ofthe subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers money by letter. postage
ON which will be paid BY assumed BY ourselves
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published nj ~s.k,, su.iss hs ..s
soas a Congress, and seni weekly during
subscriptions FOR period ie.s than year be received on
terms propo1toned 10 the above rates.
rosrmAsTEks ars authorised 10 aelas sssals; and
sending US DAILY sabscbers with 10 enclosed or ylyx
WEEkLY subscribers, with Sa5 srsIyx WEEKLY
aDseeeIs with slo enclosed viii cory Of ,hs
same ednon as they furnish subscribers or, xrsss
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CEILING OFF VERY CHEAP.- are offering great in
dseements 10 persons in dry goods very
heavy and az he advancing shall
Of our stock Immediately present location
We are anxious reduce possible,
want Of dress goods has blanke
IN our stock would do we'll through purchasing
oo stock oyeyets viii be found and they
sold before the spring ladies Of dress much
lower price than usual viii have opportunity getting Of
w. M. sHUSTER CO.,
Jan 2J-so3t 7il street, the avenue.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-03

COKE, Tar, and Lame hand md for sale at the
N Warrington coke fuel
heat snies readily charcoal The coal tar Is
chefy OF timber, on NC The lime
being highly great value as manure
and superior ordinary when used for that purpose
Dec o.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-03

NEW Fashionsbis Tailoring Estsbiishment.-m y.
LoUD0N CO., mems and tsiors Browns Hose',
Pennyvana have opened their store with large
such
eos casmeres, vesings, and furnishing generally
Army navy, marine, and officers win 6nd nssort
mn osword epsne sashes iaees and such other
articles regulation o their respective prescribe
An experience Of many years in legitimate tailoring new and
select s goods desire please with the cash system to
protect high prices Inducements that
ohsr and most respectfully solicit patronage
Nov Is-d3m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-03
LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.

(oNTINUEs practise Supreme Cont 10 attend 70
before claims and settle accounts
against the departments and boards Of commissioner 70 pro
cure patents home and abroad TO obtain pensions and
and bounty lands collect debts, dividends egaoes and nhe
nnc the United States and In foreign connnies 70
make and bond and mort
gage and the purchase and sale ooans lands and
patent rights, In State of the Union
Particular paid California land le cases coming up
70 The United States Supreme Court on appeal
Communications prepaid addressed o W. o. sneben 5eaoi
tsntion. Oct2S-diy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-03

ELEGANT CLOTHING MADE TO ORDElt.-P. j.
sTEEh merchant tailor after very heartily thanking his
toners, cizen and the District and
country for their liberal and patronage for
twelve respectfully socts continuance OF their
his establishment 9th
where having the advantage OF loo reat sreeet aeonoda
tons and Uorke together with stock Of cloths
and vesiags various and well assorted
cannot fail to be pleased he guarantees the ampest
all whom he have the pleasure
The experiment he has been trying for the last nine months OF
establishment little Oft OF the much
and much WHERE
be made coespondingy low thus far enneny
successful and gentlemen advised advantages
Jan 22-3aw4wif
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The steamship Columbia will ply, connsxion
between San Francisco and Oregon
$50 lbs personal baggage free
cssdng n measurement 10 cubic feet
will be taken Chages 70 per foot
Panama San Francisco at the OF Sl00 per
freight apply ut the Office of the III
West street. New York city. M. o. ROBERTS.
Ian
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-03

Eoh Rent, the large and commodto"s house in the
+ first ward now occupied by the BRAZILIAN Minister
aofIerms apply TO Gen. Gratiot, Sir Budinrs
sspt2i--sod1 lintelIJ
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-03

cUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE NINE.-Landing this da,
~ IRON schooner Cisaro--
rs baskets Boxers very superior Champagne wise
75baske Renaud Il frincoss Heidseck Champagne wine,
GEO. 4 THos. PARKER & CO.,
Jan 6-TuwS-4wf Opposite Browns Hotel