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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-31

TIL L TAPE WORM,

Tis il the most difficult Worm destroy Of NIL that
intest the human sy>trm 1t to almost indc
tines and stomach, ci.ecns the Lealth sadly as to
cause St Nus Dance, Fit- &c. that tsc afflicted seldom
ever susp,c that il il Il. Horn Fastening them an
early grn'. In order TO destroy this worm very
grtc treatment must b. pursued il would thereto
rrorcr 10 take to of Liver rlis. remove
hil distractions, that the Worm rup may direct
upon the worm. Which must lie taken in doses Of two
tsh"s"ouiulls iirre times day these directions fl-
lowed have been known 70 fail il. curing tic most
obstinate case of 7Jl" boIn;.
HOEGNN.CK'S LffER Pills
No art Of the liable d,suse .hnn the
Liver It serving "s hl'orcr :" purify the blood Civ
ing the proper secretion 20 the bile that any wruIg
arti9n Of the Liver effects the other i,orta parts Of
the ~ tei and results yariousy, in Liver Conlplan
Jauntie Dyspepsia. ac. We should, tcrrf re. watch
every symptom that might Indicate wron: action Of
the Liver These Pills being cinTo.rd Of Eoos ,,na
Ptl fdrni.hed By nature heal the SEX, namely ls
Au Erpect,Tam. which Grinr!t the f.ou the
pulmonary rucus Girai rrne promotes the discharge
Of secrrteI matter End. IN E,gtitc. which chang in
nic in. n.xlicahe and scnsibie the certain NOR
bid action OF the system. Sd 7"a,c which gives tone
ani strength TO tic nervous system, renv;Js health
and vis1r TO all rars of the body. ith. Ldituitc
which acts in perfect Larm,,, w.l The oit reirut,
AM operating the hiwcs, and cxpciliur the whole
mas of corrupt ard vitiatrd matter purifying the
h.oo!: Which destroys di~ase ami restores health.
TO FE-NA LES.
You will find th">r Pills invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you subject In oh,truc.
tom either total PARTIAL thy have been found Of in
sirah!c bncft Restoring their mt
10 -aithy n,tin, the bool and orlrr fluids
so eheetuaiiy 10 put 70 Fight all Complaints which ma,
arise from female irregularities. healachc gildiues
d'mness Of sight. pain in the side. back, Sc.
None genuine unless signed ]. N. HoEEN.
SACK, and others being base imitation.
Agents wishing new supplies, and store
Keepers desirous of becoming agents must ad
dress the Proprietor, J. n. HonESsAck, at his
Laboratory, No. l20, North I'd, above Race
ST., Philad Pa.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the
United States.
AsKNrs.-Dr. Thornton & j. Baker, Lewis
1n's. Wholesale and Retail Agents for Union
io.-Davis & Schnure, e,Selinsgrove Sitter &
Bro, Mititin burg; Youngman & Walters, DR.,
alley; r. Keller, Adamsburg; S. Wiitenmyer.
NJ. Spech,, Beaver,own; J. b
Diefrnte.tcr, New Columbia; A. II. Lutz.
ores! H!l PRIsE EAeh IS CENTS
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From the Gsrnau.s-n Telegraph
4 Good Winter Feed for Mich Cows

their confinement 10 the Darn; IN WHIT, !
to dry diet, almost invariably shrink
their milk This is especially apt to be
the ease, where very particular attention
i. not paid to supplying them with water,
aud where they are restricted to dry hay,
or cornsta!k feed. When roots can not be
supplied, a very excolcnt substitute nav
be provided, by chatting aud steaning;
but to one who ha, supply of potatoes,
the following meth d will be found very
economical and efficient in retaining f0w
Of milk
Take quantity Of rotatoes-(thosc
which are not marketable will answer for
;hiS purposc)-cruSh or rasp them, and
put them in close harvel. Over layer
If six inches thick of potatoes, deposit 4
stratum of three inches of Indian meal.
anl So on alternately, till the barrel is full
In the centre Of the mass introduce pint
If good yeast, and set aside for one week
y vigorous fermentation will be the result,
aad the contents, when thoroughly mixed,
,.1l \, w., ,,.,,I.,n. a,,l ,,,',r;.;m, f,,a
~; only for cows in milk, but for all de-
..-;,.;... 6 c. - 7, ,hn,
r r.,,r .n;..,ls : i.r,, ,,,,r. ,,.,:,,u.
receptacle may be surplied-say a hogs
head "r wino-pipe. OF these there should
3 l.
~. 49,. ,,:ua. ILL, ~. !
.,ns :. i.;.5. f. -,.. ~
..,,. ,.,-, 5..,';. -':".7,
.,.,L ..,.,. ...,,,Ir I,..'.I a..
'la. cam -. ,,.,,.,r,,I ~ - b,2,.y n,I,,r
L. -. ,-..,l,'. J;..,, ...,I !.
md yeast nrei rot therefore be introduced
Apples, cabIn-c leaves, and, indeed, al
most any green suceu.,nt matter may b
.dlr4 to the mixture. And here let m,
nd that when the root crops are not takcr
l. til the commencement. # cold weathc
which they urycr should be when in
enIei for stock f,riinc-tlc tor. shoul,
,c saved FIR winter use. They will keel
scI during ;hv colder months. unless pla
ID where there Is ton great degree q
neat. and will aid in very inportan
.n,ssurc to the resources Of your barn. an,
be confer: Z vonr stock. Cabbagcs Ar,
! 4rcll,ut FIR m..ch cows, AMI no farmer
! oul . neglect to pul in an .cre or 50 cy
cry y,nr, t. fed cut toward the last q
-lmm,r sni through IT,, fall. as vel, =.
tor w.ut,g use. Ihe Loose heals, an
.,.,,s. AZ 10 ,:col fJr ;.;- plrpo.e rs thos,
v..,A aly n,vs, compact.
\ LOWER MrRIoN FARMER.
- =,
n.'.', ','.>,,-'''' y '''""'',' :,
i.., ,'',','' - '-'''' '-'' ''''r"
% 0,','e ',''''" ''' -, y.
', "'''N' '''"' - - D''''s
,., " - - '''''' -.
'N1 ~
~ '' r., ,''''e ''' ''.Ns aDO
ll'-l' "' I''s'',' 4, 'Oou "a,
~ " :, '','I,'" o''' "''''' " III III, A''" W, Wax
'''N'' "''P,'1 u i''i''9 low. i "N
O'N''''5 c'H''ei' MN 10 move nina lcS
Instantly twist HIM comnl.teIv rorn3 ,vc
Or three times. which will confuse hin,
very much. and cpluIlet,ly throw him "a
hi. guard. The momeu, v,u have f,isbcd
twistin, him rou,J Woo, IL, bo.J :, a.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-31

Mich cows, i'll winter, should be kept
in dry, moderately warm, but well yen,iia-
ted quarters be regularly fed and watercd
thres times day, sa!'cd twice or thrice =
week, have clean beds, curried daily, and
In addition to their psosender, they should
receive saseuleIs fooL u.oruing and eve
ding
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lar. kE-DENTlJT-has returned
~ To IewIshurs, and may be consul;ed pro-
!e.sion4l!y Tor j lew week. a, his Rooms in n.
Taird street Sept. |, 1852
Eanltlp Groceries.

Ok BBI.S. FISH. SEQ lbs. CHEESE, 5000
.LC ihs. II AN. Finch. aud Shoulders. Dairy
SALT, Gc. for sale at Leui,JLTg Cheap Store
by C.E BONES
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-31

The GARDEN-paniel Webster writing
to the overseers of his farm in Franklin.
n. H., last March, uses the following
truthful language Of cultivation and The
g'rden: "Whaever ground you gov or
plant, see that it is in good condition. We
want no pennyroyal crops. a little farm
we'll TILED is to farmer the next bcs,
thing to little wife well willed.' Culti-
vate your garden. Be sure to produce
sufficient quantities Of useful vegetables.
A man may half support his family from
good garden. Take care to keep my
mothers garden in good order, even if it
cost you the wages of a man TO take care
OF 1t. l have sent yoa many garden seeds.
Distribute them among your neighbors.
Send them TO the store in the village that
everybody may have part Of them with
out cost
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-31

Remember, that all highly concentrated
animal manurcs are increased in value.
aud the benefits prolonged, by admixture
wi,h plaster, salt or rul,erisc.. charcoal.
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NcwS an0 Notions

s3- Pr G-yring ypn '"dnt ne Lro,.-.-
-ET Ta..i y"i. .D'li .ii-Coac r.
fs- f''r Cbat yn c'rt 10 buy
s.F-t"r .Da le! hu> lost
FIR J. Ter c'sloy--E-
tr -l"rr rus'..Hl,s-
3. f.- IHrcl.r slfs-
For J.-pi bio
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lightning Rods.

1 FrER ur1uy ,.a,~' ,o-r lnvr-tlaat'"r al"
uumerous experiments. ihc fa''r."e .-h"~
j .,-uts 40 informing tie Fu'.ls that ht h'-
urie,d at tar tu" pr.ur'p," of = "''r.."G in"'.'~
i.,,i,uc, aud prrperls irou. ih' d.>'rH ','' "Il-
e. G., at IGHTnlN! b" o"'nr'Ir'
bat every & Is. I,"u. N..'r-' aud 'Hn''t 'i'H
.irtn 10 annually, THO thr -r'-- nr-'i-r"r" "!
t. uht llarls T. h.S oLd c'ic"la I"n, e'r,c'"'I'
hen The ic.acdy j. 20 'A>y - Oaiain-'I-is l.
.uuu! IN
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$500 CHALLENGE.

"HATEVER concerns the health and
" happiness Of a people, is al all times OF
thr most valuable importance. | take II for
granted that every person viii DO all IN theIr
power 10 save the lives OF their chliircn. and
that every person will en'easor 10 proiAUle
their own health II all sacrifices. feel II To
be my duty to sulennly assure YOU tina,
worms, according 10 The opinion of the most
celebrated Ply sCiaus the primary of
majority Of diseases which children and adults are
liuhc. II you have appetite continually chaugeabc c
kind q: food another. lad Breath. Pam in
the stomach Picking at til" Nose iardns ami Fulln--s
of the Belly Dry Cou IN. Soa Fever rulsc IRREGULAR
rr,n''r That all three denote oKNS aud you should
ut once apply the remedy
EOBENHlCk'S UOEN SlHCV
An article founded upon scientific principles. compounded
with PGrcy vegetable sutiHnc-s. icins perfectly s9fr
when taken ant hc r' the most tender inf-nt
with decided beneficial effect. Where Bowel Complaint
AID baTrhra hav" made them weak and Jriat, Il q
tonic properties Of my Worm Syrup such that il
stands without equal in the catalogue of irliciuc.
in giving tone and strength Ia the stomach which n,
II an lualiih- rrms for tlu>c afflicted Uypcsis
The astonishing cures performed HI this Syrup after
rhy,ans have aic is the best evidence o: superior
III all others
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-31

To THAw ouT A PuMp.-Take half
inch lead pipe, rut funnel on one end
and set the other on the ice in the pump.
Now pour toiling water i'll the funnel, and
the pipe will settle rapidly down through
the ice. Now having drilled hole thro'
the mass, hot water will soon enlarge it so
your runp-rod will move and raise the
water from below, which will melt away
the obstruction.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-31

When shrubs Of dwarf fruit trees pro-
duee al abundance Of foliage, but no flow
ers or fruit, either move them to a poorer
soil, or cut through some Of the principal
roots.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-12-31

a SEAsoNAELE HINr-Suct and lard
keep better in tin, than in earthen ware.
We have vessels made with covers and
handles, which will contain about fifteen
pounds each, FIVE Of them for a dollar.
With careful usage they will last an age
Lard kept in earthcn pots, pcnetrates the
pores 80 that the outer surface is som
covered, aud iii hot weather SO much will
pass through as sometimes to run off upon
the shelves. Now is the time to get tin
cans; once tried you will never go back to
the earthen pots, either As matter of con-
venience or cconomy.-N f. Farmer.
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oNGGC@&tCYy.
TO COACH MAkERs

CTEEL Springs, Spring Steel, Iron and Bras,
- Nu, Axles, Top Prop Irons. plain and 6g'd
black Oil Cloth, black and fancy cold enam'd
Cloth for Trimming. Lining Cloth. Coach Lace,
Tufts. &c. &c. to be had at reduced rates at
the cheap store Of KREMER l. co.
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I'm EOUITY-.Kers

Zach Cantey and Wife, vs. John NJ DcSaussure, Trus-
tee VIM. Adamson Cantey.-Bi to sell Trust Prop
erty.
IN pursuance of the Decree made in this case, in
L vite proposals for the purchase of the following
TRACT OF LAND, viz: all that Tract or Parcel Of
Land lying on the East side of Waterec River in Ker'
shaw District, containing by resurevey of f. PARKER
Deputy Surveyor of the 18th day of January, lS49,
FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY Q520 A.
CRES bounded North by lands ofDr. E. a. Samond
and lands of the Estate of John Chestnut East by lands
of the Estate of John Chestnut South by lands of Ed
ward T. Adamson and West by the Wateree River.
W. H. R. WORKMAN, c. L. K. D.
January 81 1852 8 IF
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IN EOUITY.

Elk Parte: Julia McRa and Mary S. McRa, by next
friend-Partition for sale of Negroes.
TN pursuance of an order in this case made, there
will be offered for sale at Public Outcry at the Court
House door in Camden, on next Sale-Day, being the
FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, and if prevented
from then selling by accidental cause, will be offered at
some subsequent Sale-Day, Thirty-One or more NE
GROES, belonging to the Estate of POWELL Mora,
Junior.
Terms-So much Cash as will pay costs of proceed
ng balance to he paid in one, two and three years,
purchaser to give bond bearing interest from the day OF
sale, payable annually, with good personal security and
mortgage Of the property.
w Fl. R. WORKMAN. c. E. X. D.
Jantlary 81. 1852. IS
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CLEAR TnE Way!

IN order to mako room for Spring Purchases, no"
| offer the following WINTER GOODS at prices ua
questionaby low:
Ladies' Winter Dress Goods Of every kind from l2c
upwards
Beautiful Brocade Lusres 95, 81 and 81, worth 5Oc
Ca English Mernoes all shades only SOC
French Mcrinocs, plain and figured, at N. YorS Cost
Moussn DcLaincs worth 81, for ls, 20 and 25c
Beautiful fast colorcd Calicocs, reduced to loc.
FIRST quality French Calico. nowiselling at l2c
White and Red Flannel at shade over cost
White and Grey Dufil Blankets, at 75 81 and 81
With great variety of WINTER GOODS at pri-
ces emptngly low. Ny object being to raise money for
my Spring Purchases will sell them of at any sGcri-
fee Of PROFITS rather than keep them over to next win
ter Parties wishing bargains, will find this an excel
lent Opportunity for governing their loose change into
good cheap and substantial Dry Goods.
Jan ea JAMES WILSON
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TAXES.

NOTICE is hereby given that will open Books on
" the 18th day of February next, at the store Of
James Dunlap in Camden for collecting the Taxes for
1871 and will attend at the following places on the fol-
lowing days for the Same purpose:
On Monday. the lst of March at Liberty Hill; on
Tuesday the I'd of March at Flat Rock, on Wednesday,
the Sd of March, at Buffalo; on Thurday, the 4h Of
March at Lizenbys on Friday, the 9Th Of March, at
Schrocks Mill on Saturday, the 9Th Of March, at Cure
tons Mill ....-..... ..-...
After the abote named times will attend at Cam.
den until tho first da Of May next at which time the
Books will positively be closed and all detaulters dou-
BILE taxed J. W. DOLBY, I. c. 4. D.
January 81 8 If
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Office saii1ee; Canal Company.

CuARIEsToE, Jan. 81, 1852.
LAT Monthly Meeting Of the Directors of this Con-.
pany. held to-day, the following Resolutions were
adopted:
In as much as the Canal has been without water for
nearly four years in consequence Of succession Of dry
seasons from which has former occasions suffered
and in as much repor: has gone abroad, that it
would necessarily be abandoned thereby dcterring
those who woultuse it from providing themselves with
Boats-and as much as the Canal has abundance
of water and may formerly continue 10 have for ma
ny years Therefore -. ~
Rssolrcd That the Canal is now in boating order and
that it will be kept open.
Resolved That tho foregoing resolution be published
in the papers Of Charleston, Camden, and Columbia.
Extract from the Minutes
HARRIS SIMoES Sec'y and Treasury.
Jan o. 2t
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Kossurn COMING SouTH:-lt is SAID that al
ter his visit to Pittsburg Gov. kossuth will pro,
ceed to Columbus, Cincinnati St. Louis and
New Orleans, stopping at several intermediate
places. lie will then, in turn; visit Mobile, Sav.
annah and Charleston. Thence he will proceed
by water to New York, ascend the Hudson to
Albany. From there, again westward, he will
90 to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, and by the way
Of the Lake, Ogdensburg and Vermont, will re-
pair to Boston, where he will remain until he
embarks for Europe. Such is at present his
contemplated route, though circumstances may
occur to change or modify it. lie hopes to be
in Boston in March April, the exact timers un-
certain, and he may be prevented altogether,h by
movements in Europe rendering his earlier depar-
ture necessary.
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WHAT A PITY!

That 80 many worthless preparations should
be offered to the public as cures for the most
serious diseases But Jet those who have been
disappointed not despair, for DR.. Rogers's syrup
of Liverwort and Tar, really cures all diseases OF
the lungs, after everything else has failed.
See advertisement in another column.
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Notice,

WILL be sold in Camden on Thursday the 18th
w day of February next at II o'clock NJ, at The
Store of the late A. E. Allen partof the personal
property of said dcc'a, bought by W. Perret and B.
Smith to be sold ut their risk consisting of Barrel with
Vinegar, Whskey, Rum, Sugar Dry Goods, Glassware,
Ginger Razors, Shoes, and Sugar Stands, 81.
JOHN R. JOY Amr
.Jan50 . At
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A Suit to suit the Times!

Ny7ISHtNG' to close out the balance Of my stock OF
w Winter Ready-Made Clothing, will dis
pose of my stock Of Coats, Over Coats and Vests at
cost prices. ALSO. -,
Broad Cloths French Cassimeros and festrngs, ALI
Wool Tweeds Satincts, Kentucky Jeans and Negro
Cloths, at greatly reduced prces.
,Jniuary 23 JAMES. llrSON.
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MARRIED-On Wednesday, the 2lst inst, by the
Rev. D. W. Scale Mr. F. D. GREEN OF Sumter, to Miss
SUSANNA T. BRowS, of Lancaster District.
On the same evening, by the Rev. D. W. Scale, Mr.
WILLIAx GREEN, Of Sumter, to Miss ELIZABETH j.
T1LMAy, of Lancaster District.
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LUMBER.

LUMBER.
JHHE subscribers having commenced operations with
i their Steam Saw Mill, arc prepared to furnish Lum-
bcr to their friends and the public at unusually low rates
for cash.
n<F- No Lumber will be delivered without an order,
except where bill has been previously given.
JNO LOVE, SIR.
OF Jl-sov+f JAS LOVE- J
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A II ID.

THIE subscriber begs leave respectfully to tender his
i thanks to those Of his friends and the citizens of
Camdegenerally, WHO have 50 generously a' liberal
ly patronized him during the past year and to solicit
a continuaneeo of the same. Hisstockof Drugs Chem.
icals, &c, though limited will Railways be found COM
mensuratc with the wants of the community and they
may rely at all times upon hisperscnaf attention to his
business and their wants. Those Indebted to him for
1851, are earnestly requested to come forward and
settle the same as early as possible.
Jan. [2-6tl T. j. DELAY, Druggist.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
LxI E,hate on hand nargeassoftment of WINTER
w ard EARLY SPRING GOODS which we
propose selling of at COST, and somo styles Less
THAN COST, so as to make room for large asaort-
ment Of Spring and summer Goods.
Purchasers will find it much to their interest to call
on us
Wo have and will continue to keep tho largest and
most select stock Of Goods to be found in this parket
8. c. j. CHAMBERS.
Col,,m MIA fanusry o. 8 1t
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wv WANTED.

YOUNG NAN from Charleston wishing 70 Sia eosaia
\ situation in some wholesale or retail store IN
G,n,Ssn takes this method Of applying. The best OF
references give, He has been in several sores IN
Charleston and is willing to work for n'0STs '''
n.rs,.,n Apply tot J. WARREN r'7s'
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TeacIer Wanted.

A LADY is wanted to Teach in a private family,
N about ten miles from Camden. One who under
stands Music, would be preferred.
Address the subscriber at Camden, S. c.
Jan 3O-tf BENJAMIN COOK.
Iy-Charlcston Mercury, copy tr-weekly- for~twc
weeks, and forward bill
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-30
SUPPER HOUSE,

THE subscriber has made arrangements with the
l. Contractor to furnish SUPPER for Stage Passen-
gers to and from Camden. G. II. NETTLES
REFEREHcEs-J. W. STEGALL, Contractor; Col e.
w. CHARLES, Darlington C. H.. Maj JOHN d. MURRAY,
Camden; Post MASTER Chcraw
Mount Rlop, Jan. % et
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Ewenty Dollars Reward.

A iBSCONDED on the 26th december, GEORGE, a
n dark mulatto about twenty-five years Of age He
was formerly owned by Russell Paine, Esq, and has
worked as e painter in the city He can write, and
doubt wfl forge passes to pass FREQ man. He has
been in Columbia Camden and Ncwberry, where he is
we'll known. The above reward will be paid for his
delivery in any Jail where | can get him.
HENRY D. WALKER.
Charleston S. c., Jan. 23-3t.
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GOOD INTENTl0NSMM
Better Bargains! Best SYSTEM"
FOR 1852.
CASH, QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.

THE beginning OF new year is generally admitted TO
therefore, the first day of January, 1852, to close tho
books ras credng s concerned finding by expert
ence that
"a LITTLE credi: is a dangerous thing"
lam aware that there are many-very many. with
whom yearly accounts hight made with perfect safety
and much pbf, tuta Cash Business, properly conduc-
ted admits Of no exception the principle that when
Goods are sold cash prices, the Twelve months credit Of
John Jacob Asor is not good the cash in hand OF
the poorest citizen. Such may not be e doctrine usual
" preached in the OF Camden but is orthodox,
nevertheless, and has always Been found current on
change.
eeae, Sc Is and aiUt. esabshed UNIFORM PRICE ,oa
have now "Ideclared my Intentions" ami appeal 10
the public fora liberal support in carrying ther outin re
turn for which, promise you
BETTER. BARGAINS
than ever have been afforded in Camden-a strong asser-
ti;n, but one rEilly'ttLEY sUBsTANTIATE.
-rhc htutc is etonl all doubt. the BEST SYSTEM COM
5nng cFery advantage the buyer with every security
10 the seller and wherever has been fairly and honest
" carried out has invariably succeeded and proved high
ly popular. -, .:.
TO those who have lbeally encouraged me hereto
fore again return hearty thanks. and with rhceI
tr, inducements now offered hope confidently for extra
fayors rs only Cash and Quick Sales can support
Small Profits. y. JAMES WlLsoH.
December W
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-30
.SIGN9R VITO VITTS

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SALE OF ARTICLES OF FINE ART
WILL take place at ODD FELLOWS HALL on
w Tuesday Morning, Sd February, at 10 o'clock
The Room will be opened to Visitors 5l Monday
Morning, I'd February at o'clock, ,"aud will be iu-
minated in the Evening.
The assortment will consist IN part, of
Superbly Chseled Stone Vases,
Bohemian Glass Vases,
Gard Receivers,
French China Tea Sets,
Superb Papier Mache,
Tables inlaid with Mother Of Pearl
Work Stands; Superior Razors, Pen Knives &c.
For particulars see Hand bills and Circulars,
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Camden, particu-
larly invited to call and examine these Rich Goods
this indeed is rare chance for them to adorn their
Parlors with articles Of refinement.
MOFFAT & MOORE, AT 't'rs.
JAN 30-lt