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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-12

articles the quality bought any oihe Northern
ck G . ss is R hand ' ,s ;ggy r e
own %sneiaetar with all articles the UPHOLSTERY
1S SOFA. and Chairs win be repaired promptly
nal and particular attention and viii prepared times
hand large assortment Of READY MADE ooFFS ali sizes
The patronage OfiOwn and county respectfully solicited
r..n. p +s;a1H d roF TIE s esI,
Merchants, Farmers, Mechanics HOu.skeeper, public
.rEs and sa selected .oet Gallery Just
s and Tor the Spring trade He will name some of
ssythe aud Grass blade,
wedding; Killing, and GrubbinE Hoes
Pen and Pocket Knives of nd
RaEors and Scissors OF Butcher wosnons and Rodger.
xnivs. and FORKS Of every description
fId stock Chest Cupid, TILL and Rim Locks all sizes
Copper wash Kettles
Hollow Ware Of all description
r Wen h'; ass s%S Sa. nice for making soup
sLi,s. Halter and Brea., Chains
Manure and Hay Forks; all kinds
wrought wrought and and Cut Cut s Ns q. II . i;.'
hha Ham, H9tehe,, and Adres; all 'isessd @5L
Gana, Psnnel. Tenant. Mri. Pit, and oro..-ou,sa
Counter scales and Patent Balances; Platform Scales
os laS and SI e. .i . OF ever, description
h Su oh, ,;l, Mals q; Squares, and Bsv1,
norse and Male Collars and Blind Bride.
Sayor,. oas,sssl sSspes, eon;noni5 ased
weaver. REED add s asfs sIsy.
Horse shoe coh Tooth iar Yoor seuSbsur aud Counter
line business been bought p eS and % E
We would ee haEPy 70 -l. any thing
buy Ro6ERrsoS GATE Rs a sSiI PSsFe'
ss. %ecsHouss Late wash q "oodboae has
ch g PsDS Porte, IRON ne aqat.eos. sodar
setting such any this country or n E
u Ia.
Mslodeon.peEhifuI n,iru@snts adapted 70 sSers music.
and good .ab;,g,s, for Organs. charchss
Violin, Guitar, and liar s,IinEs. cfihs Ss,, qualities.
Aeoordeon', oArOns Bspjo. and other musical In
Iq,ue,Ion Books for me Piano Forte Guitar Yu,s Aeoord.on
New popnf'r s5s ., s ,a,Es . ssess %
keptnP By constant arrivals. ~
S:SG sss i, Ssa. and promptly %
! 6,mCULAR SAWS n. HOE cos mass-
AZ rom \. in S % Z. inches diame'er
ys being expressly oder can 3. con-
Persons distance uho savs that have become .p.sg
1 sssS''s the" 20 u.s. SIN ., IN. o,,Si.s sIsToF
I WHIskEY.aoo bbs "nountsn Dew" from Martin Co:
isil - DlvTsPoRr, ALLEN CO.
F0E SALE P,y.,'ly ssG,o .sSy, % sc, Who
e generally u'efs They VII be sold together very low Agyy
GtUPH BRACE FLOWS, &c.-we would call me attention
~ Of Farmers " Double Cur Coulter designed fr cult
ysng Corr Iosaeo ard Root Crop, Which supeedes the
cessy 81 using the hoe, In Also
oEoR6E WATT a CO.,
JeS Prankiin street Richmond
ID ETRIoERAT0Rs AND oHuRNs-By the schooner. west,
~ oveF ana Rhnend We receiving Their supply
Churnt and ksFeraors, 70 which cali
uono pufeha'en. E~ saleO JeI ZIMMERMAN
ELY BHUsHgs o. different Just received from the
- also, ZONE more Yeiocpsdes and Chden's
AtsY goa hucic. BULKLEY CO.,
-gsss E.eie equsrs.
/ n n " pa
w eeient and popusr InEsisnd received FOR 81.
ks tL.,s Mash wsosSs".s. E.ss square.
~ Jackets, ksilFoad and sys Cor
j.ls CHRISTIAN 4 LsrnRop.
ID BIS JOSEPH ssfoNs ofDta viNkokk, ier ssis.
~ FH Jas. WINSTON.
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pOOTs-BOOTs-DOOIs.-Ih attention Of gentlemen Il,
- called 70 the excellent supply shse Isd a.
lndust Manufactured The leather al nay stand In ths Wg
Building, next door % Wing once. ~ '''b
10 has been pared 70 obtain t best Leather and
bis material and his facilities manufacture Of Bts and
shoe his work cannot be surpassed
log good article call and examine his Leather
their ordersf $3.50 -
The very best article Of PEG BOOTs Of manufacture
Earranted 20 last prices Ala
shoe o. The best make and most approved styles eyey Yare
~ OF work may be had, warranted % satsfaetion
would further state Tor the benefit Interested that
apepardt % M ordcr extent BROGUEs ny
upon avoabe terms Orders from county
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NV. - u. s:.:.:ss Z s:sss::
,ss ss ,.;s inch
h.s s1 s.,ss, f.ss. ~ stssy &C. '''
81 r.. s ss an ard inch
ana rs,ss Iseaiss aAd ksses l1lals SIaAJIAVT
Ssisspi: s,.s.p'ss ~
AS, an iSs s-.s Ea iss -. E
asa sls' Ssras. ;-. sasy. Carriages.
oe. and LEVI sas I ~ .:sy
,NJkw ttlSfAilANta SAVOY AND srAi,ilk 0oons FUR
saas s this @ Ss
Dress silks In great variety .sillg-N sisa lla 49,.
sSs:is: saa sisss &c isass sss spring ~ @
pa aud p,s.S usai s . aud SoSi.rd sins ~
= Eeyant orgSndiss And rass LaNas !l.li gEllI-- q
otnghans snuiow priced LAWN e. " !. sI 49, ~. 80
fSsSss ana scotch complete
Asnrsss eeSup,e,s assor,msnt or an sind @ ~
Ss s e ss ss may be
Recommended With entire confidence 80, - /
They invite the ATTENTION o. rssr ana Farmer. their
with the confident that their goods and their
price, are all iu''rish r,,ou,s n PRICE. 10
Iss6Lrrl0N OF ba.ns.. here
% Sss sad Sy the a, na as Tn: Ss
Of ths late Arm win be closed by sIiAs L. y9hNs9S
ns % Sssos COX VII 'as cox ,ss
Dry Goods business my name Main where
as Be Pleased 20 zee my friends and the gHss E So@ssos
ssrSRp 5s&s ss ssss he
ara o. nESr siAFER Co.. was BY n,,nai son.en, ds,oysd
IS m NJ SHAVER, Al he old stand
- ~ s. -. 5 ahSsy & s shIssa
AoTICE-aying purchased of brother JouS
e. s.as Arb at a S @ %
,n sS is sS BE my saATss
M ASUFscrois,, AND whoLtsALs ANp REruL
.rslsi . sS. bnS f isi s,a saassi opposite
INC i,chanxc TANK niehuoa Va respectfully invite s;ren
s.,r assortment article; in as above line
whether by the single pair dosea or eae The stock en-
Gsntleraen', dre.. shoes. Caters and BOc,se,
Ssn,Ismsa,: cali hid aad sI9 ~ noo s; and B0O'ee'
hadies' Shoes. Ta.t IDs Sis, Jenny IIna.. &C.
lsa,ss' hlaSk oFoose and SSisrss Sn,ss .,x.,
Misses and Chsarea's shoes great variety -. ..
; y Plain Leather sHs and and Hair Trunk. - -
AL Of which egered the lowest rates. ~
- NOiei' Main Street. opposite Exchange ;I Rank,
CHAINS. Camp Stools, Rattan Wood Willow
~ Chairs Hobby Horses, and Wheel Bacws for Boys For
~ ssy @ paruer Main IN s spS ssS .,as..
aAissoLtTIoN OF Co-PlkTviissHP.-Thee o-par,aer-
kEfvf day ;.SSs1 y HSsisa
aer can use the name Of the arm in 81 the business.
Wal x ra Il sSsf ssssk
StopaHTyrRsiiiP-N J. II, BLAIR having purchased the
~ interest Ms W. II. SrADROoK the late htm Of SEA
BROOK REEVE has entered Into partnership with Mr.. T. r
REEVE REEVE BLAIR, and will continue to
carry the A9ory aud Drug business at the old stand Q;
Scahrook hope by attention 10 business 10
I'd. q. ''''..-- .''' T. PAYSON REEVE,
JOHN II. BLAIR
TN retiring eheorluy and confidently
the and the public generally the arm
. kEEyE a BLAlR.
iE5--t = .. wI. II. sEABRooK.
a. OTtCE-The OF KENT, PAINE KENT having
" PRED Imitation the subscribers have forned Co
partnership, admitting Mr. ROBERT A. PAINE Partner AID
VIII continue the business under the same siye
wM. q. PAINE,
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SMITH ROBERTS,
mis- No. "a West Main street Richmond Va

IN H. CONLING, Successor ltoper Cow ling ON t.,s
~ vernon ST. between Main and Franklin, atten
WALNUT FURNITURE. $50
Ills furniture made Of the most su
Peror and fashionable styles experienced vormen
and will be sold at very low prices
Those in want OF hrst article Of HOUSE
any description will do well to call and before
purchasing elsewhere lie prices low as
articles OF the quality bought any othe Northern
Establishments. " 1
lie also keeps constantly suppy Of HAIR
sHUCR, AID SPRING MATTRESSES Weather BEDS OF M
own manufacture with all articles in UPHOLSTERY
Old Mattre SOFAS and Chairs win
UNDERTAkNG-Tot this branch of business he
nal and particular attention. and will be
execute orders at the shortest
hand large assortment Of READY MADE C0FFlNs
with HEARsEs, for hire. - ''
The patronage Of town and count respectfully solicited
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-12

thDNG HtHDM tHE--ws havs on hand large assori.
- ment % Bidding Hardware, consisting Of
"Carpeptert' Gen. Knob Locks, o, :, inch
Rim Locks with Mineral and Pearl Knobs --i-e 4s q
Front Door Mortice and Locks L.. . ........ "a ID
MoTtice Locks and Latches, with Mineral Knobs
"ClaTkisp Patent Brosd md Marrow Butt Hinges
Parliament. Strap, and Hook Eye do ~. 81. .-t
Patent Blind and Sash Fasteners; sash Lifts
Wood Screws; Cut and Wrought Nails, all sizes
Sash Cord aud Sash Weights ls ~ -.--.-1 80
Axle Pues and Bolts OF description. FOR
crate terms by Il. MOORE
au99 o.
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4 IeLMNei cILeIIuNe! oy suI.EnIon 81 Az

Nh.gAnANSl NlOIflNsl W hNPEftfOH Gut AND
~ MOHhNANsIlP-PALJ AND WINTER D2-b3-J b.
GOODMAN No. i8t Min Hreef opposff> E1y Syu6rS MI
gOHdy has Ms large new Winter Stock on Rsg fs
Cothfnp All Of which viii be sold lowest cash prices lie
respectfully cav the attention o. Purchasers large and
fuy selected assortment made on baet
and fancy and English CI9s Busness ana ~ sts N
every handsome style and material which cannot rpass r
neatncss ~ workmanship and ht endless
rely 81 styles qualities cors, cut and price Boys Clothing
i,nE gi ffoe and Over Oats Round Jackets Pants vests
stock q Fancy goods richest consisting on black and
fancy sk and Fatn 9rar Cravas Ties ana atote am
Plush sna Nerino Nuner Gloves suspeuder INADVERTENTLY
shiri coars sooh' Aenno and slE Under shirts
From ~. very res, facilities Purchasing and manufacture
hs LOCI ne " olerins The greatest bsrgains.
oof2 J. ~ GOODMAN. fsf Main street
HbsH HiHDWAHE-we have just received on direct i'm.
80 and oasr or sale, surther large suppy Of shef
Table and Dessert Knives and Folks
Zen sna Pocket Knives IN great variety Of T. O. and
Butcher Knives; shoe Knive.
Hand Cross Cut Pit MI, Saw, and Plat Bastard Tles all
Horse Wool shoe and Cabinet Rs.p. Ae 10 Which =. invite
VISA o. DOMAIN,
spio '''' o. Nn 10 sn p. eS,u .,,,.,
EDARAs0Ls AND UMBRgLLAs-Just received per Express
az, s6 K Ma,srsd and plain hged Psrs'ols
sk Upbreias, an slss. and eolours
Also, nlack Lace scarfs, very rich
white DO DO do DO
PLAID Hernanua Do
1lexsnders Kd and SIX Gloves, an eolors
Brown Bloc, and Green orenadnes. Tor VETS
Iogether with large handsos ssrtsut q Dress Goods
70 ne particular attention Of Ladies
.,x WARREN 4 PKRKfNs,
@ae No in E.sie sqasrs.
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HA0WN fNG = fOsrHU MUS WOItk.--Rurn naays--
With pOrtrait, va, ctsth ~. .t.tf TT i'''f wv
These Essays Mr.
freshness beauty style predict Tor them ors srsnS
cd popularity than has attended HE
sorsssrs PROSE- While This r. Postrhe poetry nature.
ton o. her charm" Bofi0nGt De1socrgf II
hemarksbe ake for elegance style originally II thooRht
snd the crest experience With which they have been
Boston d10s. - - P'ep-'s''
know OF nv works deserving Wider circulation rs III.
aorfpL - 'T'''s' N'-"" ffp'-
i2no. cloth, a. Is. 80 -r't' -'''''N e'''''
NO tales ~ Western life that with surpas ID merit
on popularity those of judge faHgdeiplEf 0ssfte
ma, "a aed an enyiabe reputation depcisr border
Behind the Culsin-k tale EivTIs i2mo cloth 81 IS
soIy o. country village life, showing II living
% instead % u,sians', and happiness the adypnagss q aim
curtain 70 make fsr having drwn adt me story
huenty and smoothly onF and possesses much otercstn
For sale by - NkaU A WOODUofyar
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a. OTiCE-The eoneSTn Of kEST, PAINE KENT having
" PRED by limitation the subscribers have forned hew Co
admitting r ROBERT A. PAINE Partner, AID
will continue the business under the same style.
.... I'd HI..E ... HORACE L. KENT,
wM q. PAINE,
s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-12

n AXE sUpERiOft; les Physical fharactsr Vegetation
dad ad Compared Win other and similar By
Louis Aga.sz Win Contributions Leeonte A. A
Could T. w. HarrisAsa Gray, T. Cabot Ltsqusrssx IA.
ton and Illustrations by J. " Cabot Octave cloth; price s
THIS Is one Of the most valuable selrpidg
pcared Ia this country. Fnydyfng
scientific relating uhhtfj COMPATIBILITY unknown ne.
po VIII be Dund 20 contain great scientific
nation. 4.. ~ l. 7----I
TheIntstraHorsiT In number che
BY srIecgl ske and Landscape Scenery, Fshes and
other Objects Of Natural lsory with outline Map Of Lake
FOR sale ~ NASH a woopHousE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-12

DLACRsurTfis' TDoIS-we repeatedly call the sttsp
% those in want 81 Bisetns Tools our assortne
Whic 10 now very eDrnpetc, consisting 81: '.is rA.
Mousehos and Common Anyis from 80 70 200 ne .
solid Box and Hlotter Key Vices, 81 70 81 lbs
Blacksmiths' Bellows from q 70 30 inch
"Atwood's' Sledgc and Hand Hammers g boa @ .
stock and Dies Single and Double Hand screv Plates
larrieTs KNIVES; Butchers Rasps and Tiles ..I D..
Horsc Shoes, ana "dfinn's" ffoftt Hhoe Nails
All Of which shall h. sold accommodating tsrrnr
..... p. !. MOORE a co.,
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IN retiring cheoriuy and confidently
patrons AMI the public generally the new Arm
ktENE a BLAIR.
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80 %T s'h M vs. Nsw n1ttioN.Ihs Mineral sPIIE.
they applicable and which they indicated
eompaned by OF and distances
edition. Improved and enlarged by VIM. ti
This edition contains " pages not in he edition ls5f
new matter consists principally OF nfcs Jordons White
phnr CaPon Berkeley and Healing Springs
ses OF the Rokbrdee Alum Bath Alum, and Warm Springs by
Dr. Hayes % Boston q the Bue
Professor Rogers Sulphur BY Erskne and
caruthers Published this day. and for RANDOLPH
and a 9th la-pkse
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Qlant

leporaQsss-white 0iank
zrtfoAoke-LArrs 6>pkx-fCsf
1>ass-LarEe InA; En1sif do.
He'd cranberryT ecsrfut kuuurre
broad mip<eeEsIit T3Gc5Il |,
Meeks de Mskaskf 10 ehiun 40
vlsntine DO, Half Moan; Rsfsses
iv1 70 one, Rtd Cranberrv.
! 1sst-kAriy Hoot fSrufo
neossai - fseoH Do Dc; lLsus
Hood, white eliesian; french
sugar, nsnEsl wprt.ei. :
ssessss-Nsrpss c.pe. wnlre
cape. .iaIllLllILH'lSlT' ~
/ Z uleoaes-kAsly t, Yea; ,Isr,,
DO. rArE Sugar Bcss % n-,ssf.
zee; do Oxheart, do vsnark. AZ
koppafcfl. Fiat Dutch; .Dsun.
had Large pefksp; 9rsea Oafi.
ed s.soy; prumhead savuy; Rsd
Dutch for PieklipR. .hs.Hs-'.
.1dfhsk( assosrs--Xr,v ana. L.l,s
Cstery-white solid; Red DO.
Carroc-Lonx Oransc : Earlr
Horn; ksrtnSc m: wffs rely
. 1,.s-Csxisdst p.pperrvsss.
~ Cs.c~ssl<rc,kAstT . Es,os; "a
Slustef. Long Green, LonE q rern
ssSsa'nsats' White spined, Cher
I'm. ~ 4-c .1s.l ..--a .Iill..
Oovr-Early Sugar, do fasea-
:, ns.diss grtss csrisa.S "a p.
l-|g {esst. .os o. - DID
h H eurled; Rape
: Ss x.sa,r.nssss Ho :, !
|. Aasee--kcysl White neAd.
iee1 pranhead;s MhitslCoss,.
FROM Dutch; carled India. or
M6EEtiis " aR; N;
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EUsT PrnI.I.iIl:n ANn nom sAI-I: nY D -W nIN.

- DOL! Ats u 20 Gtae-di AsseEll, o0npCd U1l ne
ODD ~ pgfHidon tile subjects Corporations generally
on IoSnsEiFes in ToSus-Jnt Stock Companies
banks Of creGlAin Bank merely OF Depoea
to prevent the Circulation Of Notes Of Unehartered Banks
OF Works Of Internal
at Session 1925 together with prescribing General
Regulations FOR
Companies, passed 1881.
All having with
Kind should not be without OF Pamphlets.
a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-12

'I'0 MERCHANTS VINO INTEND orESrNe NEW sETe
of BOOKS THE lsr JULIA. MORRIS, Bcokbinder Pub
sna boosser ~ hala street would rsspecuy suggest
70 erchants Who contemplate opening
and desfe superior Books s ~ s bet ndnae on
We pest aeri.ls 70 send In ihar orders eacs, nat their
n.bisdIns svsrJ VARSITY IN the best rs.nn.r
~ IseHAMs Efzscssssr eiashsns; small cs-ef sad y.Ss
seeieh1 snpsd and eold ohambrsy to Rssk Whrts
malls - - 0. HsRrwur 4 90.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. j. H. BLAIR having purchased the
~ interest OF Mr. w. H. sEABRooK, OF the late hrm OF SEA
BROOK REEVE, entered into partnership with Mr. u. T.
REEVE style REEVE BLAIR and will continue to
A3otcary Drug business the old stand o.
seahrook Reeve and hope by strict attention TO business me-
patronage literally extended the late ar.
DO '"...- - -- T.. PAYS0N REEVE,
JOHN H. BLAIR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-12

HREAT BARGAiNs-sRoM AuorION-Ccmprising in paTi
Nu Berage DeLan@ Rich Printed Chaies Figured
BeTcEcs Pain Changraule Dress sins, splendid
French Lawns Jaeonet Cambria Muss pain and
Dotted swiss, Ginghams Prints Gloves hs
Mixed Cotton Hose Linen caubric Handkerchief Beaehed
SheenRs aud ShiTInf, Table Linens, Toilet Markets
Russia Daper ToSengs. &e together with
Goods for and boy' which pub
lie Is respectfully solicited, above
goods with Others ~
recently been sold Tor. Call and be your own Judge.
JANIS r.. No Mar
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-08
T;ro,.p orI Sole Stables

F4s5sR1s?A:LE BSS2aN G. GS'5I&NE. CN's.
rsNlE Subscriber has the pleasure TO inform his
l. friends and the public, that having purchased the
SPLENDID STOCK of FIXTURES Of those wcll-known
and popular STABLES, formerly owned by O'HAN-
LON, and lately by W. T. ARCHER, he is now pre-
pared to furnish ali who may favor him with their pat
ronuce, with excellent SADDLE HORSES and hand
some and comfortable CARRIAGES and BUGGlES,
of the latest styles with teams to match, and drivers,
in whose sobriey and experience every confidence can
be placed, at most reasonable prices. Many improve
mcnts have been made 10 the Stables and Lots, and
Drovers will find every accommodation t,ey can de-
sire.
Carriages and Omnibuscs from this Stable will run
from Boatwright and Janncy's universally favorte
american HOTEL and also from the long-cstablshed
and wcll-knoun Columbia Hotel, by Mr. d. Cald-
we'll to the various Railroad Dcpots, or any point de-
sired.
ssy-Orders Left at the American Hotel, with Mr.. ".
D. Harris Or the proprietor at the Columbia Hotel,
will be promptly attended to-; and tlc subscriber is
confident that all who employ him will be pleased with
his prices and lis teams NATHANIEL POPE.
Sent. 2l 7G-6m
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-08

The SOUTHERN PLASTER.-Ta!.e them as a
class, there cannot be found a!ywhc:c ui:cn tic
face Of tlr globe more hosiitab!c, generous
suulcl set Of men, than the planters OF the
South. From Virginia to Louisiana they are the
same free hearted, opcn-handed men, and the
same well disposed and public spirited citizens
These traits in their charactcr-admrabe III
themselves and worthy of imitation all over the
Union-bcgin to attract the attention ot those
who visit the United States from the Old World.
The last number Of Chambers Edinburgh Jour
nal contains the following notice Of the class re-
ferrcd to:
"The Planters of the South are a peculiar
nco,le. In the winter season, those residing
along the Mississippi and its lower tributaries,
nsually resort 10 New Orleans on business cou-
aecied with their plantations, and generally con
fine themselves to the large hotels or the streets
adjacent. They seldom trouble themselves about
the details of trade and 60 to New Orleans in
the business season only to,have their accounts
settled by their agents, or to join in the testivi-
ties of the time and place. The majority of
them are tall, we-nformed, noble-looking men
aud dignifed in department"
And what is here said of the planters of the
Southwestern States, applies equally to those
upon the Atlantic seaboard and the interior. If
there is man in the world who understands
"the art and theory Of happiness" it is the
Southern planter. Abroad he is noted for his
fine bearing; at home for his free handel hospi-
tality and attention to his guests. And even
strangers find in him whole-souled and gene
rous friend, ready to contribute to their comfort
and supply their wants. In no part of our wide
spread country is the gcntlen'an met with IN
more genuine perfection than among the plant
ers of the South.-Hcme Gazette
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-03-08
FANCY AND STAPLE DEsY GOODS,
CHARLESTON. 6. c..

DROWNING i LEMAN, formerly Of and success
- sors to C. & L. l.. kERKlsoN, would respectfully
call the attention of their customers and others visiting
Charleston, to their assortment Of DRY GOODS now
opening which will be found more complete mas
ever before been offered in that iii articles in
their lns tc,nayacfuede1press5y to order, tna.
5d direct 0RdrU be acarTaatea to rOre 0srepreSenfed
Ey"Thc One PRICE SYSTEM will be rigdly adhered
to- and purchasers may depend upon every article be-
ing priced low as they can be procured in any city
in the United States.
Particular attention is requested to their depart
ments Of SILK and FANCY DRESS GOODS EMDRoIDE-
RIEs CARPETISGS, BLANKETS and PLANTATION WOOL
LENS. Also, SuEETISG and SHIFTING LINENS, TABLE
DAMAsK DIAPERS, TowELLINGs NAPKINs DoYLIES,
&c. together with every variety of LONG CLOTHS Cor.
TON SHEETINGs and HOSIERY Of all kinds.
Terms Cash, or City acceptance.
BROWNING & .LEMAN,
209 & I'll King-st. corner Of Market.
Charleston; Sept. A. Il wl2m
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TENlIE subscribers i0i, prepared to Omer ii the
4 lowest market prices, tlassoltmcnt OF superior
VELVET TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, TIEEE-PLY,
INGRAM, SCOTCH, VENETIAN, DUTCH
and LINEN CARPETINGs.
ALSO
The various widths of PRINTED BAIZEs, or FLOOR
CLOTHS FLOOR and STAIR OIL CLOTHS and CErMB
CLOTHS GILT and SILvERED STAIR RoDs and STAIR
CARPErING, RUGS MATS. &c.
All of which have been selected from the manuEac-
turcrs in the American and English markets, by one
of the partners and VIC will have them cut, made fit
ted and laid in the most worknanlike manner, and
the best terms.
We most confidently invite attention to our stock.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
We are now prepared in our CURTAIN DEPART
MFNT to offer the various styles of Curtain Stuts in
Six, Worsed, Linen, and C1tton Embroidered Lace
and Muslin Curtaims GmpS Locs 4asses, COrnceS &c.
Church Trimmings, Hansinss, &c.
New designs for which have now received and they
will be made and put up the best TERMS in the most
workmanlike manner, and under our own supervision.
DROWNING s. LEMAN,
Successors 10 G. & T. L. kerrison Co.
Cor. King and Market-sts. Charleston, S. c.
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Napoleon Dynasty, or History CT the Napoleon Fam
", with 81 Authentic Portraits. l vol. Svo
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Gallery of Byron's Beauties; The Waverly Gallery
Tic Homo Circle; The Book Of tho Heart
Shakespeare Tales
Grlhood o. Shakspcarcs lIeroines
Women of Early Christianity
Women of the New Testament; Pictorial Testament
Romance of Indian Life
Memoirs of the Great Metropolis
A Step from the New World to the Old
Small Books on Great Subjects;
Cabin Parlor, by Randolph
Conteutment better than Wealth.
ANIMALS FOR 1853.
The IRIS, in various styles Gin Book of Gems
Gem of Beauty; Gem of the Season
Friendships Gift Remember Nc; The Garland; Pearl
Dow Drop Ice King Juvenile Keepsake
Mss krnglc's Christmas tree; Book Of Christmas.
Almanacs Diaries and Plantation Registers for 1853
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CAMDEN, JANUARY /, 1868.
NORTHERN MAIL VA RALEiGH ~ c.
Due daily at 43O p IN.
Close {" 900 p IN.
sU1fzERv1LLE, DARLINGTON, de-
Due daily at 43J p. m.
Close " 500 p. m.
CH4RLEsTOA AND COLUMBIA.
Due daily at 4.3o p. M
Close :. 900 p. H.
sEA ATEsBURG, PROTIDENOE, dc.
Due Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at4.%O pm.
Close Monday, Wednesday and Friday 500 p. IN.
SOUTHERN MAIL VIA AUGUSTA, GA.
Due daily at 4.30 p. m.
Close :" 500 p m.
LANCASTER, dc.
Due Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 800 p. m.
Close Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 500 q. IN.
YORKVILLE VIA RED HILL, dc.
Due Thursday and Saturday at IL m. !.
Close same day at p. IN. !
NEWBERRY VIA L0NGT0WN &c.
Due Thursday at p. m.
Close Friday at a. M.
r1LEEs FERRY AND LEvcHwooD.
Due Saturdays m.
Close Same day at II m.
ALL THE WESTERN AND SOUTHERN DIS
TRICTS IN S. C.
Due daily at 4.sO p. IN.
Close daily at 500 p m.
JOHN N. GAMEWELL, P. NJ.
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