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Is Confidently there Of PILES whrhmaJ
by PAIN EXTRACTOR Is remedy and
cmoyes at once the pam and soTeueas,
John Wams roadg.i Ct Hamilton county anu City Of Cacu
a feel solemn lay mat TO the community thus publicly
have troubled with the PILES 0r about
airing which have saera much bodily ran los portion
bed have expended
rsd dolas, but purpose leonngedogc" Meanwhile
persuaded. and finally urged, 10 make Trial Of "DALLEY
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION for the Ewia complaint and
we'll and hearty aad 70 the
this pree0us asobe my These an
suE To affirm AoGi Hsks the statement q an old resident
authentic, John WILLIAMS.
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
NEW ORLEANs

| appasaonAfo
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVE pIsEs,
1taHr IF tls 10y, ..i CAN'T ETtLET,
kerry
pronih divided
seIuuga 20 be- inverted Hefs, tle ts T1t-si
1hla e2p'Pha5 s s1aAg 90 Rat t. primo H
anee md ne lasiss 81 svs She .1 t.1asgoJ DER pjs
The portfolio .as e0mTsry ocg 81 l- .ssss
wishing 70 MAZE iaaaF7ocs Whit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-14

She brought my bid aud apple 90, = i'm
wherever torrhsd me, gged gh to an
ioiui thoroughly, obtained uud lie ed
To she burning the chest
COX them which cured owe life 5aluabo
act being Huons cyr and have boon early
ne yearlStQ, KERZIA FRENCH,
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wHs years under medical skill IN Tho cta OF NuwY Al
aborag Eyspga attended with
kineg with biSrlug plce deeply ulcea,s
itt large lumps Of the Of hens pToumg sBd
my body urinary stopped ya On ms
stress became h.olsrabs Ms tongue cracked, and m
Mouth with cAo at the myneck
burning heat that cold water did not coo IT,
In this misery iohgsd Tor death. aid recovery When
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-14

LACEY & CO., 81 st. Charles street,
,rssy ,6tAMGH OF LACEY PHILLIPS CELEBRATED HAIR
Phila ep 10 Offering the
" REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED 10 Eg7 I,.IU -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-14

For Eryspess ths PAIN EXTRACTOR vushe. Other
les 10y liz the disappear little lime but
nj wilre the 3tetpee. The Pain
oNeveI draws OFT ard complete the cape Of the dcass
.ftc.l 9 th1f,ueh snfg.
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Specifications for the and Erection of mn
Iron Railing around Washington square, In the
Third District,


The foundations shall be Of bricks of the best npay la IN
mortar composed Of best sharp sand AVID fresh lime The
offsets OF inches to be " brick thick ~ The op They bs -
% two tknesses sound neh faoal pnks crossing each othr
GRANITE WORK.
ne Dase sGa be q Quincy grnte hwsd anil dressed sides
ana inches hk sn the top shall be bswed dressed
The steps to entrances an bases prs and corner lsr
.n Ro b. 81 Quincy granite hewe and dressed ha the
dimensions marked on the plans "
On the inside Of the square each entrance there
~ ps q 70 eet long by eet wide Tagged ssia
same quality which granite shall he at least ntlg thick
IRON WORK, LAMPS etc
The failing 90 be executed
aud drawings 10 be furnished by the Surveyor ~ t
Ihr main rails ard ua rails the Eng dish VITO ia, iron
and tue cross rails to be Of The best Tennsss iron The main rs "a
be- round mon inches in diameter The .ua fa 10 he OF J On
o a. mai a tameter The rails to be Of dat n wi
by q Of an Heh thick The whole to o gr ia th n
"oFAu ianl,1y manner aud as msrk ed on the plans.
All the ornaments shall be Of best and psd
The door 10 entrances have the marked on The rnr
aud 70 he fastened hung and shown ON the SANE
door 10 have good lock and two keys
each entrance there sa be iron pa inch thick sur
Wonhai ly east cn eanleatrs Of Dimensions and
msfE'd On sic Plane nlornAmg9isd as shown the
AleAgl enlf Of the there shall iron pillar sur
those Ut entrances 49, ~
Tie framing the lamps shall Of copper and tho latp, shall n
glazed WIT Thick American tylnder glass, stains
Al he iron work shall hrs, best oil Paint OF
aneh color "a the Surveyor select The copper frames the
Lamps and Caaie'br'. e Be PAINTED imitation CT bronze
The work IN all It's details shall be IN, beat
manner, and IN accordance with ,r,aI
SURVEYOR aud to his entire otherwise i shall Il r4ief IN
tenel whatever portion the work he shall have detective
The sHpenae Of TIE contractor
Tho SHAH bad himself to have the work somr within
nun months after tho approval tho adjudication by ne Common
NgshelI under penalty OF ten dollars PER day.
faithful p riormanee Of the contract.
PAYMENT in cash follows Wis one third Of Che prize when me
whole foundations and granite shall BE- laid balance ou pl
% tg "so yorE A1d acceptance Of the same by the Surveyor
fAl3 ' tutus ~ pfrtr. f,-. y.
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IL II irfhtliADELPhLA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREFIoTTsT
~; = MA"AAINE STREET door Cana5 lTpf
onn a tAirhaih are instantly receiving New eads
IN Phadelphl nd 80
ng a., PsPaTsd to offer to aler the most bsr induce
" S1ddlsry HARDWARE, HA ESs LEATHER .UEp
niTy r "A IkuNks INDIA RUBBER COOS sAb
TRINMH Gs, 49, iASs'A '-- AIs.
- Puthsssu invited 10 call
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Pelican Division Mol g Of f. MeetssveIy WEDNESDAY
sVENISG, At O'clock at the HaNo IS ST Charles street
quarter ending 80 1882 Mor r
L. Z. BAttEi W. A.; B. wgsr Isl PaosrER cARrtsTTE T.
Rs j. DuRwARp, 81 W O. WATK1Ns T.; j. Woop, c.; a,
MASsNs a. c, }, ), IANrfsK, Isl yoHN BEowS oSNslT
NC CoMMITrEEE MorH :. Cont street, H. T. BNLsr ID Mag
ioa street b. WE oydrss street, w G. WATsiS corner Of
Arol0an tress; p CARpTErrS, .f Carondee
street, wa sMlrH cor ST. Mare and PyJas
Union Vision No. s. of T-Mcstssvsry FRIDAY EVEN
the Temple Hail. No. -. fChoupt1uas
following the pIeser; THos. R. Rs
" p H. CARsxa, W. A. NJ McQUAIrER X. s., A.
A. s.; A. BrRss, r. s. WA. WHrsrrT, t. BEIckrLH G
OoSpIR A. c.. HusE GRAHAM l. s.; A. lnKEr, o. SICK
VISITING COMMITTEE BHIcENyER, No. 1911 New
NICHOLAS LAaBgRT; Ios CouLTEE Of Common and Mtf
tvlT
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specifications pour la Contraction ct direction dun
bfihhFe en- Fer autOur de ia Place WnshIn gton
dnn- ln IroI-leme Dl.tric
FONDATIONe


FOUNDATIONS
ehg 5an I 5Tr d salfs ia s Dc Ia @.tIo la
M E's aarJrt 's bnluss l- args4T Eeur base ei ro5
' aaa itsa et de dsar pouess, de mansre
ults alsasl dc eaand de iseH Ieas
TRAEACX De GRANT,
lie s ~ ' ,t stalg I6i e. dr=se De eHoIu Cd &. T.
s w. De ~ DUETS ~ asaar 1t ls SONNET poll
Les marches den dos 4sr. a4te. 1T p,
2 'sfgH. e cement "a gfap de Quincy, poll ras.t
AiHt+a de ria'e De cbaque enles aura tn ss
- 10 a' lr Tong - pisd'dr large. dale grant
fsAvSux " FIJI LtIPTs, ' si.. d 'I' '''a''
G s'fe sra execute an oua points depr sna
- siraaHl npsv yle. petit, barr.aur sersn De Apr d.
"a ngeurg qiie st .rtar ttsversr ssroa On IA de- r. H.
es"~ dc la meieure qgais, pnI sar ,e5 y ~
z de pouee dametre. barreaux De svess asfon ~
~ ,gir. - &c s pa,s d.epas'ear lie ts'
l' les ornemna sersnt da msiur eo1ysnsamgn
Les poriea dsnree Ice dimensions 6o66es .p s .,
dsseai e "''alsHes 'upeHiuss ct ornAe, ar
cha4ns porte 4eyra avoir tonne dgua se,
puga sarno5 IN ends i IN 2, 10 o loga ' p@asg %
mHt9h ct de gHDleur mar4u6s' les plans CONNIE
haquo suognoa IA Place u ua no pilsr en- fer ,oplu al.
ih5n 70 anleaDre luna ans en- ga points cen,
~ laape s4rg en- eayIo stl'1seqr Wire do, s At
7'A"gs - ssiiadts StaoH de 81 qsig;
9u, les 'rAyqur en- Ter rfeevon tois ogses s Ia has
III , s - % }gs e eyer peoria chosit Lea onemrn.
CLAUSES GGSERALHs ii'' i' '' me-
re Haal dams TOYS a.. deths Gull sa DO,
ahe 81 commencement de.a. que iouua h V5ge Il a @
aslsn. n 'rrs rsIst par es!te IN erqa aar
SER lasss dsir.ttse aa1 tfsj' iu coliTaelnut.
neat m-is apsslarpro5aisn PM 6dca5n psr Z foo S
81. Pg.ns IN, aasldr de siE fiHs{rss par ioaf
gassnlis de n reeltsn lu conrat F wa ''f4'' W.
ra.msnss compliant aoue sjt a prr 4urnl toass
ohnss j. grAu seron poses 10 bonnts qland tout . travail Nm
isnls LOUIS H. PILE yorsr de IA yuio.
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AIL-OlL-

" tzaEtls. WINTER STRAINED LARD.
200 NJ. WINTER GLEAgHFD WHALE
leo lbs WINTER BLEACHEp srFEN
So hlls, l1NSEED;
EH tutz TAM ERS'
20 Hlis CASTOR.
10 EA'- AhSlkaftnA
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NEW ORLEANS and Car "a e. s,g ys. ~.

FLOR LAKE BORGNEf ia WEI sss.5.s-1
n MEXICAN WINTER q y
ARRANGEMENT, December /, ls52
ES- MEXICAN GULF RAlLWAY-Dgpot hdren
Champs Eysses.TO FRoCTOifLLE. Bogna
snre t~eayseyrn miles Fare through Fy Cents Children
Slaves IsirP
LEAVE TiiE CRY AT ~ A. M.lLEAyE THE LAKE ATS IN
- II AM 1e2 a. At.
tB ohce No. 80 Common street. for all business The Railroad
Department other business with the
Gorlan deesased apply W. 9. BAkEMLLI akeetor
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OFFICIAL.

bATTURE SAND. Persons wishing 10 Il,
San y rom lhe Esi,rJ al ths foot OF RaGe 81
'''' iie' d dr7suoa Or thJ Conassary the Battre
s... 49,. /. IL. FILE, City Sur,
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and

-. TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
.fatpuV'
S. r. CRAWFORD, President
c, g. INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. IS Camp street NewOreans.
BENJAMIN FIORANCE, Agent.
HARMON DOANE, Asst, Agent.
TT Rks the veu Of WHITE PERSONS SLAVES taken
the favorable ogi3 Iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-14

CRIME AND DISSIPATION IN LoNDoN. We find
in the National Temperance Chronicle the fol-
lowing statistics of vice in London, and add in a
second column an estimate Tor NewYork city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-14

THIS erea that pALLEfS PAIN EXTRACTOR has been Essd
FAMILY Salt Eheum Of lirieea yeaa frhon and for Haf.
fdes fierce dseass he been aaed anl they
utey removed There be doubt but his medicine has al the
Ttues tAst the Patent cuns Is hat fallen
ossyaton added to the very respectable testimonials
ther, who have used in requiring immediate relief
'hesrqy recommend 70 Che attention Of the afflicted the Of this
'alushie lalve. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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OFFICIIsI,.

NJ oO5. --RfsOtU que lie Contr6leur yende
alu0Au rAba sprss ing, iols dy ie -on pour !.
t'n Fl 'rt lion uu gHsr en- fer Place Wash
syu emsut Aa eatx speengaton bureau
az eet erus do Placement compiAu rhspensHt Courage
t25he4 W c. &. CLAIBORNE,
90. q, President dg Cgn5al dss Aldermen,
.otSh'4 49,. FRASS. ALPUENTE,
~ Prssleut du CJuset des Assistance Aldermen,
APPROVE lie Il De- Imbre, !sJa. "'
ts5uel A d CpOSs1AS Nil.
BUREAU DU COSTROLEUR
VILE oE Ia NLLE ORLsGss, - Dacemhra 1852. /
~" Avis est par lie presente dome que lie
LuNp lems jour de Jany.r lsiS, ladlgera mon bureau
midi ls contract ausdii BEBfTYS ContrSiarr
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ohio Fire and Marine Insurance Co

DAVID PAVE, Preaident J. Ii. BUCHANAN, Secretary.
u" This securely established Company with the most ample
policies FIRE AN d
RIVER SKIS ON THE MOST al their Branch
Houae NgwOrlcans Is, W. b. MEAD, ActGety. JAMS iy
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" VIC u q ~
u 70 eHeut
pes tpat FofaHiB oeaoa, Syphtc
where the indication e tuouE q
Of the iutts Of the body with
junction with local treatment think prefer any oer pre-
parasu Of Sarsaparia and will
upon sarnning the aqba-nes that enter into composition
Respectfully, ysura, W. r. PRENTtSS- Nj. D.
Lei kv.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-14

I0STIVENESSi OR. CONSTIPATION OF rAE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR is the suest safest ard H.
uety ot This dlse 4 will positively give lgef in the
after all the old remedies failed Frequently
allied Office with establishment rpon their faces stating
used the Ointment other
he bowels and eop0us bad t. re
u will always follow thorough rubbing the the
bowels they cNgve. the experiment tried
oy safe and ia n,tEcs the Pain Extractor harm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-14

ID Aw MALT WHISKY--6O bbls Raw Mali
N - NIaSss landing or So
JIM BIDDER afAGIAN 81 Nasal ne street
EBRESERVES-5O cases Daugherty's. land
]''i 81 HIATT CO, :, T.to-ii,oala, a.55-,.
GTRAW PAPER-lOOO realms Crown and
, Double Grown Paper, 70 sale Ly
l'aa e D. HART CO. 70 Tchoariopla- st,.rl.
EClNL CUT CHEWING TOBACCO--50 boxes
Il 6'oivyu's al .f1r- am for sal, bv
lA4l4 81 HART co, 10 Teloafi,oala. street.
= oAF-"oO boxes Proctor and CANDLES
~ brandt dtorss'e Ly
i'r@ EippER FABIAN. 81 Magazine street.
BAuGING-100 bales, for sale
EDY FOSTER "a r-h-A.ui. ',A--A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-14

ERATES IA most handsome assortment Of
w Crates just received consignment offer
lsO
MORTCING MACHINES Of new and f,psyed pAttaru to which
hr attention Of Builders 5 particularly call d.
LIZ STORE DOOR ana ether LOCKS, CHAIN BOLTS, BUTTS
ctr 49, ' - 70 'reommssion prepea.
.LURGES CO.. IS md Cirrus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-14

~ The rraseei havs resolved Pay Of SIX PER
CENT the certificates Of proBtsf snJ ISL to
the holders thereof ih legal repfs.Uaa alter We
9Th day Of AHEustnsxt.
They have declared dividend " THIRTY GEM tho
earned Premiums otthe Compssy yes, ding Jolly
lss o which certificates will 81 BE SECOND
MONDAY n sspisuab,l n-rt.
(S,grsdl &. J. M ysUNI, seefelAr5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-14

M ECHANICS' INSTITUTE, Philippa street,
Nv n between Canal and HALL
LECTURE hOoMrhis large which in its
design and Oragca Enter
anmens nearly completed VIII be Immediately opened
Tor The accommodation
purposes at reasonable terms Apply LUTHER HOMES Treasr
aepzs SIN los ST. Charlie. street
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q V4N J TIL
y Ysocine institute Of Boston, Mass FRESH AND EiA-
DIE VACCINE VIRUS Children adults requiring protection from
the oahums SMALL PuN obtain by calling n L
Office 81 ST CHARLES STRICT, nj Dr. MCFARLAND
DRUG STORE Ccus and Foyda Streets where Dr. ~
found from 10 viii l2 day except sunlao dsr1 BIN
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Ep nupOuncu to the rusFnBo t ely nuJ rs 81 t I %
prepared attend A hBlHrHs in N br sI if
hopes BIZ l0ug experience Nguar' move tn
share o The polls patronage, having uegotD nH
profession France and Prussia, aud 0r Ebv last eight stt
With great Tie Doctor o., found 81 Dis Stable MOS
STREET between CnrUuliet upd Bnronry zta ~ Ter tf
BUGGY And CARRIAGE HORSES FOR stLE. NH Is
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MEDICAL CARDS.

EbYRNE. MRS, Midwife, 56 Nayades street
- ogpc1te III, Hurss St,tioa NrWOil.ah. aepan ~
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SORE NIPPLES
lie eEsy or he PAIN EXTRACTOR % t diseass
We know nHG91n cures and DO no: heue that the
mcnI VIII ncvr fall o tls paVHr. nslr7ey prevents
certificates From ite et Ais rlcs The 1ovloE procured hy
OF ONT Agents;
This M, certify p.si DALI EYs MAGICAL pam
EXTRACTOR remeiy Tor Sore Npge heesuy recommend
10 those who msy afflicted with rs
moo. valuable arNce 10 cgrt TO-. PiIGBE GRAY.
Albany April, ls+5 MARY MOORE,
FEVER SORES
hereby certify that have afflicted with uve,eraa ever
Sore for uon last agt have spent
ioa 10 employing PhrHa and purchlsns medicines ate
used recommended for Us but pUrpse uuf
sort heard OF and tried pALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN
when, my surprise, before hsl box Of tt
saye, Limo entirely healed and have nothing
BRADOCE DAVIS.
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, May 6, 1sIs
CUTS. WOUNDS AND SORES
The effects oihe PAIN EXTRACTOR are truly
does all pains and aud heal aiurv No SCAR
REMAINS Ia aeoess healing old Of cHx standing
parAueiet.
ST. l. urs, Nc, Juys 1856
Dear sAbout week since WHILE working my tfaje cut my
foot bad ami dangerous The whole BIZ Of The
tersd the my i5G jas, below nsn wound AN
nte and continued do until became alarmed uss
British OIL nce Of AyrTh- several aihere pags bot al
purpose then commenced the use Of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and u less man t Minutes The pain and Inflammation began
and hiss entirely left
can confidently recommend DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN TX
TRACT "a beng superior to any Thing have reli5F
moving pain Inflammation.
am ~ Carpenter by trade, wiling 10 testify T. tue
girtes OF tas 5yt OF all times When Lgssar Faakr
Avenue 60 30 ISL Therci eau sug lrusgn tslirsa.
foutdi truly IEFtLRSON NJ. BISHOP,
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3 > 8 8 . = = . Q
@-C 0 INTER FEIT ST -

CUUNIERFEII'S s4BOJNDL!
Al othrr falsely named PAIN EXTRACIORs ae C5anr o,
pALLEYs The worthless men VINO % ;hm hope shat by sHR
'aS Eaae e5 Induce the pablo believe ts . ao5r1lns
tsT- ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS Upon The GEN.
uINEi AND OBSERVE THAT TIE NAME IN. DALEY hi
WRITTEN WITH PEN, IN DIFFERENT COLORED INK oV
UPON IT. " go
W General Depot for The uaiied States where ssot
will be promptly executed. X. DALEY & Co
v
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4 kh. TIU BEINN MID HIS ItUUHITy dTTIVtU TTUTn
y lns whore he has tosid for The aa sis
acquired perfect knowledge OF The treatment Of Yellow Frt Cholera
and all Other Tropical Diseases His office % 10 81 Bourbon seg
t'lztn lee Gu
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cerhes tha j. b. Rogianez has put
Kettles Plantation, the Kettles su
satisfaction. take pleasure in Recommending him al
who may requirs his sarvcts. ,. TuREAUD. JAMS 5nl
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-30

lIoME.-IIomc. how sweet how tender the
word! How full Of the associations that the
heart loves. How deeply intcrwovcn arc the
golden tamcnt> Of these associations with al
the tihrr$ Of our atlcciomatc natures, forming the
-!it:crng web ,f the hearts golden life. Here
are father, mother, child, brother, sister, com.
ranonS, all the heart lovcs-all that makes
earth lovcly-aIl that cnrchcs the mind with
faith and the soul with hope What language
is meet for home u>c to bear the messages of
home feelings to be trcio htcd with the diamond
treasures OF home hearts? Should it be any
other than thcmo>t refined and pure-any other
than that brcathin" the sacred chastity Of altc-
ton ?-UYcS ond Hcil'S
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rUBiISilED WEEKLY EY
TNOMAS J. WARREN.
a 4; e e -.

Two Dollars if paid in advance: Two Dollars and
Fifty Gents if payment he delayed three months and
Three Dollars not pal till the expiration otic year
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the fol-
lowing rates: For Square Qourccn lines or less
Scycntv-tivc cents for the first and tirv-Scvcm and
half cents iOr each subsequent Insertion Single IN
scrt;ons. one dollar per square: Scmmonthly month
Is all quarterly advertisements charged the same as
for a single insertion.
-" The number Of insertions desired must be norcd
Oh the margin of I'LL advertisements. or they will hc
published until ordered discontinued and charged ac
cortuwlv.
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Cumdrn, s. c. A"y"SL 1888.

WHAT WE SAW YEsrERDAY.-Wc cannot pre-
tend to depict everything that We notice every
dnv, but We intend to notify the community Of
at rG>, few things that camc under our ob>cr-
valion Yesterday i'll this great commercial cmpo-
rIum.
Would to God We hal all the aholitioni>tS Of
the city at the A>tor House yesterday, for the
;,nrl,,s. Of imprr>>ing them with two chapters
Of moral lesson which they either greatly need
or very much Disregard. We >;w Il southern
gentleman ~rt into Il cia$c with his negro ser
Want and ride up broadway, with the >;Ilne non
cIlllancc that northern lnarr would a>>umr in
company with friend or BELLE What nholi-
ZIONIST dare allow himself 10 he caught riding
through the most fashionable street Of New York
with negro in his company:
Again. we saw IN Old harkrv at hotel ar-
rca!:n" for aims, 10" the purI,'~r Of r,i>n. funds
sufficient inr the purchase OF his children, now
held in southern bondage. The saloon WIS flied
with aIl nlimn,r Of nl"'I, Chief aM""g whom wrr''
northern ab'IiIion,i>, but the only persons who
spoke t. the freed slave were >yuth"rnrr>. One
gentleman asked him how he obtained his own
iirrr,lom H.. RE- ,yd that he did i. bv ovrrwork,
and lhat lis ''nIa>>:,' charged him seven hundred
loilar< Er himself ;Inl five hundred dollars for
his wife. However. he lrIil siN hundred and
forty dollars for himself and four lumdrcl'i"r his
wife, and 'ma<>a" threw in the balancr. -lmon"
some dozen >"ullI"rurr> quite Il handsome sum
was raised for the purchase of his children, and
not on" single northern ah"ltlon>t could b" i'll
duccl 10 contribute one cent. although urged To
do 50. Procai! M! p.oc"I "b cSSc pi";"".
Sufficient for the first l,'>>on We will give
more annn--anI some rcol''c must not he az
arirvr.l if W. tread on their c"rs rather har>hIv.
We find it i the c,rtum Of tn" newspapers Of this
city to chronicle everything they can discover,
AMI W. intend to rive the pabIic 4 >a'ntary al
luwanc" Of our gatherings. "kcrp yunrt t"p-ryr>
oprn," and you will see something that will make
Won 10th to shut lhcm.--l"'tonM Democrat,
l3H.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-30
NUMBER 80.

UNPRECEDENTED TEAvELLTNG.- We were i'll
formed OH Monday, OF Il feat Of walking. hv two
FEMALES, mother and daughter. which for It's en-
traordnary character, We never knew c1uallcd.
The trm,:rS are of Irish birth, aged about -
and 90 years respectively. They arrived in New
York city. from their mother couutrv. (>o they
represent to u~,) five weeks ago from last Friday.
They came along, tile remainder of the family
having arrived and settled near this city about Il
ycarsincc When they left the ship which brought
them over, they had left about seven dollars in
money. Not having enough to transport them
to this city, and being entire strangers, they re-
solved on walking as far as they could, thinking
possibly they might have an opportunity to lLe
over some Of tic road The first three days they
walked about forty miles day. The fourth
day they rode on II freight train about thirty
miles, and walked fifteen more Thus they con
tiuucd day after, day. stopping at country houses
for their food, and to rest over night At some
of the places they were refused admission, while
at others they were treated hunancly.
They KEEP; the railway track from New York
city up to Albany, thence to Buffalo. AT l'ulf;,-
10 they rested two DAYS and then started again.
They walked to Dunkirk, thence to Erie and
Cleveland, and SO anxious were they to meet
their friends that they passed through Cleveland
for this city, When at Spring Valley, Oh the
Little Miami Railway, on Sunday morning, they
requested Of conductor Fuller permission to
ride to This city, briefly stating their case, and
recent trampt. Satisfied that they told the
truth. he generously took them on board and
brought them 10 Cincinnati. They say that
they asked of the conductors Of the roads per-
mission to ride, and were in every instance re-
fused. Their time in coming through nearly
1000 miles on a railway track, excepting eighty
miles which they rode, was tlirtv-onc days and
half rcStn.ting two days. This was travelling
on an average of about thirty miles day, feat
almost incredible for women, but we have every
reason to brlieve it is tIuc. Their names are
Hannah and Mary Donohue, and they are stop
ping at a house on Front street, near Elm.-
Their friends are living in Covington.