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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

4 THE COcHgs-T I'll - Crislaq' CiarE,'-rae L. ;
Cgu7 Monde Re- WIZ IA. " - q l;Eai 90 e11Ar
aere are lambsT Il natnsn.s ~ nanslrsn irf sn1
oh.f ofens snos. Of hen c,rlsi 'aj e so IN rai
o a ad.c'ut1s agsi1s; Of tie oVrcrs VIC Hs- 2n
board and tlo Captain and oticr coers Of the 81 anboai
Henry Clay. burnt the North River thrse
s-o but SIT we'd Numbered By tie pubic viii b. caled
Up probably. NJ nday after nexi-Nr Hal the thsn T. :
District Attorney take cLargs OF the case for the prose
euton The Oyer and TsrIninor dOes no, comnsnce is
rn this month. is regular session being N November
There are low number Of pending. involving life
and death probably to Dc tried q; that term Louis De
Corn shooting Eugene Melville John Dosher charge Of
murder in causing the death Of Patrick 4cSulty John
Holt death Of William Parker John Price. death Of sam
uel Freeman; Charles Thomas death OF Michael LAWYER
VIM hulholland. death Of Mary Ann Stevens Albert A
BOgert Cornelius Collins James McArdls and Timothy
Hogan death Of an individual at Frenshs Hotel
We are requested upon the authority of the Rev MI
Starr the pastor. that the paragraph which ap
peazed in paper yesterday copied from TIE Nu York
Afaereaa stating that and munitions had been
veysd secretly into St. Mars Church in Grand st is en-
tTey without foundation, and utterly devoid OF truth No
such occurrence has ever taken place.
The Tnennia Convention of the Prote,tsn, Episcopal
Church OF the United States viii this morning Tni
iy Church The annual will be preached by Bishop
Nelllvsine Of Ohio
MISSIONARY DIsoSsrRATIos-The young men connect
ed with the vsriou. NJ T. Churches in the City OF New
York making extensive arrangements for Grand MIS-
sionary Demonstration to be held the afternoon and
evening Of the I'd OF November in Metropolitan Hall En-
nent speakers are being engaged for the occasion and will
no doubt much interest both at home and abroad
" + Tract SoonTY.-The lately established Tract 30
cey Of the Church has already been recognized BY
thirty annual Conferences OF that Church and twelve
special agents and thirty five coporeurs now engaged
in their respective fields OF labor prosecuting the work Of
tbs Society
IsPoErAST SLASDER Strive see II stated that Arch
bishop Hughes Of New York hss brought an action Of
fsnder sgainst the propretors OF The Episcopal Recorder
Philadelphia OF the particular nature OF the oense we
have not been informed
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES The books of the City lnspec
tor show the following record Of Births and Marriages since
the lsi Of July to the lst of September
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NEW-,JE,RSEY ITEMS.

The wings Of Newark have nominated II J Poipic~
!or Mayor.
1t is reported that the Camden and Amboy Railroad Co
have compromised with the Rev. James Puryisnce. 81
Mississippi formerly of Bamorel who with his wife and
child were injured in the fearful collision Of their
road on the stu Of August by paying him $4,000 damages
Mr. Puryances foot slightly hurt his daughter thlgs
broken and his lady badly hurt In the hips
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ord IT,. -e No. ie.s than 100 per'cns - vitness
lie race which has probably excite a. m ch Inter
a, as any rece ever before run IL Virginia srah Coh-
ma il q noble State sbe won her iaareF tiny t',i1f'
"a 80, fe,v rive them TO her. Last spTng WI "a Nina
End Rcd ne had their ht encounter over the Fairieli
Co--se I'd I've became tn victor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

ADDITIONAL ELECTION DIsTRfcrs.-The Common
Council ON Monday night adopted the report Of a Com
miteo 10 whom the SUBJECT had been referred which di
vides the Fourth, Fifth sixth and Eleventh Wards into
three Election Districts each instead Of two az hereto
fore These divisions recommended by the Mayor
in consequence Of the large increase OF the vote Of these
Wards
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THE TURF.
Union Course. L.I.-Trottir

Union Course, L.. I.-Trotting.
TUESDAY, Oct I, ls5s.-Mach for $1,000, mile heats,
A3in5.
Jenss Depsu Colt Ito wsson) ...Reeeved forfeit.
Nherleysb m Lady Relief TO suky Paid forfeit.
ssme day, match for $500. mile heats, best in 5, to
wagons
j. Nesco'st 4 Dtnls McCabe. ................2 q
- =. - Time 2S-25l-25f-255-25S
penis McCabe was the fsvorite previous scoring
700 to SO After the first heat the betting became
,aosely contested and exciting trot.
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LIcISsr.-Thc following will show the number OF Ii
censes granted in this City for the month ending sept 30

More rumselers yesterday brought before Judge
Beebe and all pleaded guilty Several hundred OF these
worthless will be sentenced day in the Court Of General
Sessions and considerable hutterng among them will
probably be perceived.
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LAW INIELLITENCE.

MARsE COURT.-De0h II Jsdge LgHch.-Ihe death o.
Judge Lynch recently ofths Court announced on rus
day forenoon in the first branch by Mr. White and remarks
made as to the high character Of deceased with mosos
that the Court out Of respect to his memory adjourn
Judge Thompson responded and granted tho notion direct
ing that the proceedings be- entered upon the minutes Ia
the second branch before Judge Mccarthy Mr. Herring
made similar announcement presenting remarks on the
professc and individual merits Of the late Judge Lynch
Judge Mccarthy replied and tho Court out Of respect 70
the memory Of deceased adjourned
COURT OF APPEALs
,sSsas. s.".s iss II. ai suI.s ssa
ber or .pPe.ns r. Cooper and Hill Jr for respondent
SUPREME coURr-GssrsAL rssA
The following gentlemen have been appointed. the pros.
emf term the examiner. candidates for admission to
the Bar Messrs. Z. Fitch Smith, X H. Bonnie and Johs
ID. Burcherd.
2, O'Clock, in the room Of the Special Term
"a coamrsaosERs oyFicE-B.for.J W ssl.o- Pc.
sEyoLr Aso ASSAULT WIN 0issss's'
James Goodwin ard William DIXON, late sesmen Of the
hP France m Phsasl!hs ssr1 s.osss, ap ys.s's i
the Consul P.lrno hsyieE ssd severely ssa
Ss bis Re oas over tho ~h hanSpss asa the others
blow IN Il, ,ids q Iss i.e. wsh az az
iad mile. from s :h9rs At Gssss sIely %
.se S az. SyI eo'L ~ Of fE ssaa.y Ge.I
,ops the 0oet n the stssoea thsy
m udns The mae retsTnsd when the ssssd the
~ whsn ordered hen forward and ss4 bs
yorid ssttle The matter some ohsr time
I'M, hs wss .,snoins On Sscs dine IS ss from tbs
Gf the ss obeysd the oroerto so ooodvm
I'D eesehss ssht hey fen snd sfer~.nd parted
Of named Duncan, caught " the mesnn nse ne
bars b.Isr i.ross o. p..ss w.us p % Goods % m
murder went and rfd 70 qsst Duncan sno wo
md .lae1 ne gSs over the A.adss
vent forward retained and struck bcw with
IL 4 head.
n1.s viii be blow X "a. sssd,nis hsi eoad ss ost 81
Filled the dsck and rsmenber NOTHING more os
d.. .ss s,a re- ,y %, q ny 49, ssT: s
teeth can shut my ef sye have DOC oeen
hls since % wols duty tss wesaa Sal eeai,ss.; e rs
sr1 three the whole sf the time Of he dnenJ oee1
c.ss Teal Of The ship testified 70 being est vhs
b. order Of the sbd ssrvds sas s.s
sh.s Of the approached him .ith ~ ssn 80
2>r,r1ptoy Dixon gt he hssSsR. go -,
n. coed blew tbs hssd sHs s,sisx ), 0oo<
win h blow ca, him lea temple e ne n s,,,ss ms
hss sov,d snd resssa s sa vas " no he esbs sss
s.r Of IDOL. ssd ia S Dsa1 "a Dssa sss
saBszsy except Goodwin oss shss fosssrd
~ as~,,d Gos1ss tho f',sesz ses Z a.
srs; bin witb pei rS I'd orssrs1 b
po;s "a %, vss n b hAd rse>ssd ae. - az
With ss,s ys . sIs ss ssss mo u. s
ne ~ 20, os,sl The nesn;ne that y, Cal ~ sss1i
s .s 5e ss s srss q sAs sssl
no. 80 Ss.sie h lid spa viii The eat from the "a.
ss, = cd "a % f.tsrr ksa NJ Clad. conveyed
Lors nd sse. .itsHesHee procured s hin h<s ns. sysv
.s,>l su .lors asys; from there y Pei
,yro tar ship from kesOrssns 70 frs> thsees - -
MeS<sEssa q tss men - sose Ssrs ssns sasx V -
sd. Rs-.s .p1earrd sor the n I'd sad ass osssss
PsrsT sd ceo~r 10 Ehs as-n- Sr'~ ne '~ ne s'Ss
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

QUEENS C0UETY-Wessel s Smith is the legate To
the Whig State Convention from this county and Robert
\ Meeks, Delegate to the Judiciary Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

PRIsos ASSOCIATION The Home Of the Prison AsSo-
cacion have appointed Miss Caroline L. Beers their agent
for tie collection Of funds meet present and future needs
1t to be hoped that the approach Of winter viii suggest
benevolent thoughts and feelings those that living in
ease and comfort and that share Of the liberal gifts Of
Providence in this day Of prosperity viii be willingly set
asde for the use OF those Eho literally ed Of sgery
thing Miss Beers will be found agent every way quail
fed for her task and hope excellent results from her
ministry One OF her objects is the sale of the Helping
Hand, written by Mrs Kirkland for the bonef' OF the
Home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

JEWISH NEW YEAR-Yesterday, the second day of the
Jewish Year celebrated BY the Hebrews Of this City
with the greatest soemnity all the ceremonies prescribed
for this festival by the Mosaic Law being performed with
the most scrupuous devotion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05
MAR RIAGES

The TIGERs-Ths fine company Of Boston military will
arrive in town the morning of Sunday week. and WILL
accompanied by the City Guard whose guests they are
proceed the house lately occupied by Philip Hone
ner Of Broadway and Fourth st. where they have fixed
their headquarters during their stay in the City The Ma
tona Guard also give them reception The Tigers will
sixty muskets They came here We understand in
1-q-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

FIREs-Aboui clock on Tuesday morning nfe broke
out in the dwelling house No. A. Goerck st. oecasoned Dy
a defect in the chimney. The building Wa occupied Dy
several poor families, al of whom however escaped WITH
out injury The flames communicated 10 the ADJOINING
building No. ~, occupied by Mr.. Thomas Cunningham
grocer The property belongs 20 the estste OF MT D
Champion The roof q Nos a. and 80 were damage 70
the amount Of about 81 soo Insured in the femens Ia
sursnce Company. ,,,
On Tuesday uornng sbout /. o'clock officers Hill and
Fsrsnty discovered FIRE in the furniture wareroom OF T.
N Mason No 3s2 Hudson 81. which soon spread 70 the
upper part u the builng and in les than hsf al hour
the whole structure feb with IRENE nious cre-h carrying
everything before IL The fremen Of the District were
easy on the ground bui despite their eIeron- the nane
gained gr at heslray and il with the greatest dcu
" they prevented them m communicating 20 the adoin
ing buildings Two Of the members Of No IL Hoe we're
si'by iniuri b. some rubbish falling upon them HE
oss i e.tnsted a. about 1902 Insurance for 5000 IN
the Pacific Insurance Company.
The stock in the adjoining bsdiag No 80 Ala tlEni
,ure tore occupied BY George smith considerably
damaged hy water The roof Of the premises was eighty
dsmaSed by ire 1be buildng No 3--, corner Of Ham
msrzlsv occuVied BY Albert HotsEns IS nsttra. and
bedding store damaged 20 the amount OF about 1000
In,ured IL the PeoYles Insurance COMPANY.
The h0u.e No - Hammersleystr occupied 0y fsm-hes
Va sE-htv damaged by fire and water. No Jes va.
owned by James b Beekw.ih; No. 3.i owned b! Widow
" air and No = Hsmmer-ey by John Poilon CaP
AeLerusu Of the Ninth Ward. Dilks 90 the fifteenth
Wsr5 Wsrrrg Of the Eghieenih Ward and Others were
On dee ground = ith large police force.
About O'Clock lat night IRE broke OH 10 ne dEci
,r hoss ia next door 10 the corn@r of sPtuZ
: l. ~ Ion syiingvi'hsd. DsaRsse -iGsi
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cOnRT OF APREALs
SUPREME coURr-GsssaAL rsss

OcrosER lsJ5No et preferred esose The People spI
l,n. an Clarke respondent Armed Jon Ven Buren, and
ber or appellants Cooper and Hill Jr for respondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

sIK,sGER.-The following among he arrivals at the
rrncpA HOTEL.
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rY- Druggists and Country Merchants can be sup
Piled with Dr. ros,ss CELGsa,rro vrsETILs LIsIsEs a
article United States Dey6tNo 30 Greea~ch Dy
ou sens Agents. Philadelphia Reddins Co, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

FIatbcsh + full Of patients tst wiz soon oe 90
sol.tly nfeessaTy T. erect additional euLdn = 70 soso
uns+.te m rfo sr brvah, thcrr On Hseas' @e''
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CRY ITEMS.
eNTtRT1IYMEsTs, se. r8IS eVysivG.

EhTkRIhINMkf Is. fe- This bFFfff'F
FsEt LECTURE on Rbstorc md Polite us Wssi lb
KING LEAg and "A LADY ard GsGtem the BfoadSsy
TwELTIH NlesT. ard Ny Uoeles Fri-nd, AZ Barton's-
RosD 10 RUIE and " Rough Diamond a. wslaek's
THE STRANGER " Spri' OF the Age" &c ct Bsrnan's
Usclk C.sIE from Hs S,ovss book the Nson.
yULLteFs CONCERTS q metrDi oi,sn Hall, tonight
WooDs MssTKELs-Efhiopsb D-lnesions-so ~ Broadway
FRsrcor's afternoon and
WasHISeTor G. Rcvs-Pef0rmsbcs afternoon snd evening
CHfrgsy JuccLERs PERFoEnAScs Ct No 40 Broadway
siesot BLrz-yenecusn and Asge-Snyvesa1f lns;itHte
DE sOTo. discovering the Missesppi Ar; Union Rooms
PANosAhA NAcARA FALLS Hope Chapel
BlFvAkDs 0rozsnA EcYPT HOLY LkSD-5S Broadway
PEkB,Ms Orr Mile HrroNo SO Broadway
Tar BkYlr GALLEY on Tristan ART-So a<3 Broadway
GALLEiY OF EeYpTIls AxTIeUIrEs-5t1yyessnt nsifBss
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Lone ISLAND RAILROAD ExorRsioS-festerday the
President and Directors of the Long Island Railroad to-
eher with the Mayor and number of the members OF the
Common Council took an excursion along the route for
the purpose of viewing the line and the country around
The party left the depot at the foot OF Aantcst ct q
oclo< k and proceeded in special train to Jsmsca On
the osd they stopped to view the difference in the grade oil
Atlantic av where the Railway from eight to ten feet be
low the level Of the street and manifest to al parties
that the interest Of the people well that OF the Railway
Company would be rtrved by equalization OF the grade
of the street and Railway This stated would be
agreed to BY the Company if the Railway allowed be
put in the center of the street. which, with the Railway
land will then be lso feet wide.
The Marty then went on to Jamaica and when there they
viewed the Machine shop of the Company and the works
around the Station They then proceeded to Lakeland where
thew stopped an hour give time for visit 10 Lake Ronkon
koms which beautiful sheet OF water miles in ercum
ference The party then proceeded to Greenpor' where
thew dred at the Wyandsnk House. Aer dinner several
speeches were made to the interests of Long lsAnd
being promoted by the Road. &c
The whole line was perfect order and on the return OF
the cars thew made the Trip from Greenpor to Brooklyn
% miles in two hours and three quarters Much credit
ue 10 the active President Of the Road W l. Morris ESQ.,
for his kindness to the party and every present aP
preciaed the enterprise with which he is conducting the
business Of the Road
THy M,nsorH SHP-We lesin BY Telegraph that
Donald Mckay, the renowned ipbuilder OF Boston
Yesterday launched with peret success bis immense cup
per The Great Republic The Alas says As che Is not
only DE lsres, ship the world but the greatest nsufic
enterprise ever undertaken by mechanic on he own &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

The Union av. Total Abstinence Society hold meeting
this evening 20 choose four Delegates TO the Nominating
Convention to be held on Monday evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

STRANGERS GoING TO TIE PAL

SIkANGEk> tOiNb IO AIN t.-Dn iho i"o"
up town forget stop Roors Daguerrsian Ga.y
At Ne 3 Broadway examine s magnificent sOrtmsnt OF
Premium Dasuensoypes Crsyons Crysaoype' &C They af'
ELI nth IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

EsGiSEs NOT l4.-Engine Co. No. have obiainsd
permission to increase their numbers from s. 10 20 mee
ard the Commissioner Of Supplies hiss been sufhcrsed~
contract for 100 feet Of hose Tor Engine No. Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

NEw BSeIsT CoxPAxr-The Common Coancs %
Committee which recommends the organization OF ne.
fEe Engine Company, to be known - No s. ine pa
TONERS i0E this orr anxaioa are mostly memcs"
Engine Co. No II.
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81 OF "pIFl
BIRTHS

Births AID MARRIAGES The books Of the City lnspec
tor show the following record of Births and Marriages since
the LIT Of july to the lst of September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

The Triennial Convention of the Protestant Epscopa
Church OF the United States will meet this morning at Tni
iy Church The annual will be preached BY Bishop
Nelfvsne Of Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

IsPoKIAST SLASDER SrTT-We see stated that Arch
b-hop Hughes OF New York, has brought an action of
sander sgainst the propnetors Of The Episcopal Recorder
Of Philadelphia OF the particular nature of the oense we
have not been informed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

INHALATION IN CossUMPrIoN, AND DISEASES Of
rHs CaEsr-Dr RoRERr HUNTER, OF Washington ID C. No
farr yi-rlse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05

ADJ eTtiseu1ent
To TIE LADIES -UBsDHLL, PERSON & LAKE,
No All Broadway their old pou and the public 20 nspce
tbef mportaons rich Broes Plain Gsce and Plaid silks
Also choice aud OF Dress Goods embracing zDy
selected by their firm tho Continental market
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-06
A CARD.

Since the Proprictors' recent Laboratory enlarge
ments have allowed him to supply his numerous or
dero for Lyons Kaairon he has also introduced some
new Chemical atinites which adds still to the high
character of this immensely po unr article for Curl
ing, Beautfying, Preserving and Restoring the Hair
Let those now use,
Who never used before,
And those who always used,
Now use the more.
The Price is still 25 cents in large bottles and may
he had at any store in the United States.
D. S. Barnes, Proprietor, l6l Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. lIavand,
Harrall & Co.. wholesale Agents, Charleston
Oct 25 43 tt
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-06
SALE or NEGROES.

WILL be sold at the Court House in Camden, s.
w c., on MONDAY, the I'd day of Janury, 1854.
FORTY THREE very likely and valuable NEGROES.
Among them are five rstrate able bodied WagSners'
two pretty good Plantation Carpenters two Seam
stresses, one the best in Camden, eight excellent
Cooks, lroncrs and Washers. Also, large number
regular House Servants boys and girls having served
many years about the Waterce Hotel, many OF them
have been trained Hotel Walters and Ostlcrs and
are not cxccled by any in the State. The whole gang
is said to he the most likely and valuable in the coun-
try-younc, stout and healthy
Twenty Of them to be sold to forcclose mortgage
given by me to Herman Holleyman, sen'r, decd.
To be sold OH the following terms: Oncfourth caslI,
the balance on credit of one, two and three years
with interest payable annually from date, to be Sc
cured by bond and good security.
Purchasers 10 pay for papers
Purchasers wishing to pay all cash can do so.
H. HOILEYMAN.
The following papers will copy the above till sale,
and forward their bills to this Office forthwith:-
Charleston Courier, South Carolinan, Winnsboro Reg
ister, Chester standard, Sumter Banner and Watch
man. Darlington Flag, Marion Stur, Cheraw Gazette,
Lancaster Ledger and Montgomery Advertiser.
Nov 90 Al Ut.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-06
POISONING.

Thousands Of parents whouse Vermfuges composed
of Castor OIL Calomel &C., not aware, that while
they appear to bcnet the patient, they are actually
laying the foundations for series of Diseases such as
salvation, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the advertisement
of Hobensacks Medicines, to which ask the atten
ton of all interested in their we'll as their chill
drens health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those of bilious type, should make use
of the only genuine Medicine lIolensacks Liver Pills.
SY-"Be MT deceived but ask for Hobensack s Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the
signature Of the Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACK, as
none else are genuine.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-06
METHODIST BOOK STORE,
25S King Street, Charleston.

TNHE Agent Of the above Establishment would very
Il respectfully call attention to the same having had
charge Of since February last, feels under oblga
tions to render his grateful Acknowledgements TO all
who have done him the kindness of so literally pa.
tronizng The concern lie will just add for the in
formation OF all kindly disposed towards him and his
Agency, that be has very recently returned from New
York and Philadelphia, where lie purchased a very
general and well selected stock of RELIGIOUS, LITE
RARY and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, SCHOOL
BOOKS of every description now in use, either in
City or Country (reachers and children please call
and examine.) Also. very great variety Of BLANK
BOOKS, in plain, good and extra binding; and last
though not least, by any means, very asy selection
Of FANCY ARTICLES, Work Boxes Ladies and Gen.
tlemens Dressing Cases. Walnut. Mahogany aud Rose
wood Desks, fine and cheap All Of which is received
and now being offered for sale at 25s skINGSTRrET,
on terms equally reasonable with any house in the
city.
The religious portion of the community are invited
to examine his stock. The Lovers Of Poeteal Works
will find graz supply on his shelves and counter;
and the Ladies may depend upon it he will furnish
them with Fancy Goods, fine and pretty. Nownllow
him to say. and try him, and prove him, and see
if he will not open out and show you such lot Of
Books Stationery and Fancy Goods shall prove all
he says true. JAMES MAHONEf, agent.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-06
r.. R. K.

young lady. at Stephcntown, New York, IN the
month of June, 1853, caught bad cold. On 2lst OF
August she had an attack ofhemoragc from the lungs.
She bled three times in one night She took Railways
Renovatng Resolvent, and
HAS NOT BLED SINCE
In all cases where persons are afflicted with bleed
ing at the Lungs take the resolvent in tablespoon
doses three times per day. Also, take internally one
of Railways Ready relief, in some water
1t will instantly stop the most severe attacks. Keep
the system regular, by by taking one of Railways
Regulators per day is a styptic Railways Ready
Relief is superior to all stypcs in uso. We have seen
it stop violent bleeding Of the nose when all other
means that were tried failed. Bad Coughs Colds
Consumption in the earlier stages, the R. r. II. Reme
dies will positively cure.
B.-For all acute Palms. use Railways Ready
Relief 1t will relieve the most eXcrucating pain in
a few minutes.
RR r. is sold BY Druggists everywhere.