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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-15

WHAT HE DIED or.-Wc overheard the fol-
l"wing dial. .gne between an alderman and an
Irish shopliIicr:
whats gone Of your, husband woman!'
whats gone ofhm, yer honor: Filth, and
he's gone dead
'Ah Pray, what did he die OFF,
Die OF, yer honor he died Ola Friday
Il don't mean what day of tho week, but
what conplainl!
'Oh what complaint, yer honor? faith and
its himself that did not get time to complain.
'Oh, oh, all-hc died suddenly!
Rather that way, yer honor.
Did he fall in Il fit {!
No answer
He fell in fit pcrhaps!'
a fit, yer honor! why, no, not exactly that.
He fell out window, or through cellar door
i don't know what they call it,
'Ah, nh, and broke his neck9
No, not quite that, yer honor
'What then!
'There was 4 bit of string or cord, or that
like, and it throltcd poor Mike
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-15

JuH1rs or WoMEN.--l'lc great number o!
aggravated assaults committed by men on their
wives, in England, has led one of the London
Journals to recommend new punishment for
such offences, as we'll as a novel method I"
awarding it. The proposition is 10 try all sucl
assaults by Il jury Of women, partly to obtain
Il iairrr verdict, partly cover tho criminal will
rilcuIr.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-15

ADVERTISING Blackwoods Magazine says
-" There is but one way Of obtaining bust.
ness pnbicity-one way "i obtaining pub
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The newspaper is the
ny-whccl by which the motive power Of bust
ness cntcrp prise is sustained, and money the
steam by which the advertising is kept going.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-15
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
THOMAS J. WARREN.
T e e W S

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Fifty Cents il payment DC delayed three months, and
Three Dollars if paid till the expiration othc year
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the fol-
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scvcnty-five cents for the first and thrtyscrcn and
half cents for each subsequent Insertion Single in
sertions one dollar per square; semi-monthly month
ly and quarterly advertisements charged the same as
for a single insertion.
- The number of insertions desired must be noted
Oh tho margin of all advertisements they will be
published until ordered discontinued and charged ac-
cordingly.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-15

"AIr. Jones, don't you think marriage is a
means Of gracc!' Certainly, my dear ma
dam, anythingisa means of grace whicl! breaks
up pride and leads 70 repentance" Exit Mr..
Jones, under the influence of Il mop.handle.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-15
-~&sO~<

Boston they say, is the richest city in the
world in proportion to its population. II its
taxable property were equally divided, every
Bostonan would have fourteen hundred and
forty dollars.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-15

4 gentleman who was waiting upon Young
lady, was making fun Of a sack which she wore.
"lnu'd better he quiet, or Ill give you the
sack" replied the lady, arrh!y.
81 should be most happy" was the reply,
eff you would give yourself inside of it,
1t is said she did.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-15

He that is little in his own eyes will not be
troubled to be thought so in others.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-15
Crushed 5GlVGls.

! Oh, me two jewels crushed in the caSkct ;
two buds withcrcd in the home wreath tw"
! flowers faded in the household vase! L", the
! babies Slumber, Whittier than unhcwn marble,
colder than drifie snow Brush away the
wavv hair, there are no sin lines on those white
brows, no care shades in the depth of those
dark aud dreamy eyes; no line: no mark, nor
shade. on thos" meek, Madonna faces, upturr-
cd pale and paSsi"l!.ss. Nos long their little
feet pattpred along life highway, ere they
grew weary and sunk by the waysidr. Then
the golden gates opened, misty forms bent over
them, white hands bore the tiny travellers into
the pure land The crown rested early, very
early, on their heads angels guided God led
them, the short Journey they had taken. Look;
His signct re>teih on thenl--l}is seal OH the
pure brow--Ils staff in the baby hands All
around thee, evermore, will be the rus;ling of
silver wings in the moonliy yhl--the cleaning of
white forms, the print of small, sI!adewy feet in
thy life path; the tap of tiny fingers on the
window paneS, when the rain eomes--taIes of
each flower leaf, moaning melodies in the rush
of the southern winds. Deeper, darker, grows
the rolling ocean; mi ghtier, stronger the sigh
of the northern blast. Deeper. darker, thy
hearts watcrs--mighticr, stronger, thy despair.
The gu>h of childish glec is hushcd; never
more will those young eyes peer int" thine ba-
by faces glance before thee little forms glide
by thee, warm, dimplcd hands clasp confident.
y thine own. Ic only have the nemory, three
fold, holy memory, that .'
There has bocn childish laughter
Footsteps quick and light,
Baby voices Ginning,
Young eyes flashing bright,
Tones OF deep, rich music,
Thrilling the heart all through
Eyes which stole from violcs
The darkness OF their hue.
Checks which borrowed shading
From the roses leaf;
prows, untouched by pencils
Of the painters grief
Tiny forms, at twilight, bowling
Beside their mothers chair,
Dimlcd hands, uprascd to Heaven
III attitude Of prayer
Bnt Jesus sent his jcwclcr down
TO crush them and all;
lie said that lie had need Of them
TO deck Ills coronal.
So give haci - his keeping
The Jewels He had given.
Knowing full well You'll find them
All at rest in Heaven. FANNY FERN
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-15

A Paris correspondence of the New York
Times gives the following accountsof the latest
amusement devised for the Misunderstanding Par-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09
JAN NEWS HOTEL,
COLUMBIA, S. c.

MIR. JANNEY, in connection with Mr. ".
I'VE HARRIS and DIR. 7. }. GOODWIN, having pur-
chased that fine and coinmrdi"us establishment
heretofore known us the CONGAREE HOUSE,
it will hereafter be designated MS "Janncy's
Hotel"
In announcing this to the public the Prorretors
feel that it is not necessary to present in detail the
inducements and advantages which this Hotel rrc-
scnts. Its location, its cuunndiousncss, and the
improvements contemplated by the present mana
gers will they feel satisfied afford to the travel ng
community and others, Hotel in Columbia which
will III every way rank among the best in the cn;n-
try. Every cnmiort, convenience, and nppcndas",
to the first class hotels in The United States. will he
found at JANNEI'S HOTEL, and no cfnrt Oh
the part of the Proprictors will be wanting to rem
der it WorIry-Ur rnp rTPIITt-u -ur ,frr t,rItr-. -
Mr. JAHSEY ani Mr.. HARRIS, so well known by
the visitors ut the American Hotel will always be
found at their posts, and if unrcmitting attention To
the duties tl"y have assumed. be any guarantee If
satisfaction, they have no hesitation in promising ii
to til .ir guests.
Mr. Ili,chcork's splendid line Of Omnibusscs and
Hacks, having the name Of the Hotel painted on
them, are attached to Jannrys Hotel. and will be
prompt and faithful in the conveyance Of passcn-
gers to and from the various dcpois.
Columbia, Jan 81 2m
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BREv1TIEs FOR WIVES AND MOTHERS.
A BABY's SMILE

Some one said, F." When baby smiles in
it's sleep it is talking with angels" 1t may
be So If we could pass the portals that
conduct to the dreams OF slumbering in.
fant, we might behold scenes that would
render the gorgeous visions and splendid i'm
aginations of manhood most meagre in COM
parison. Pcradventure we might hear the
angels also, would we but pause and listen;
but, alas there are too many voices in our
pre-occuped hearts, and the multiplied
sounds of the busy world drown these
angel whisperings, so that we hear them not.
Heaven grant that those heavenly visitors TO
young innocence may ever iuger near them !;
and that when these children minglc with
the world, rs we are mingling, they may
still talk with angels, and not, like thousands
now, be n,iugling and aiding the spirits of
darkness in their unholy work!
NOBILITY OF WoMAS.-The woman, i'll.
clad as she may be, who balances her i'll
come and cxpenditures--tos and swcats in
quiet, unripeDing mood among her children,
and presents them, morning and evening, as
offerings of love in rosy health and cheerful
purty-is the proudest DAME and bliss of a
happy home shall dwell with her forever
If one prospect be dearer than another to
bend the proud and inspire the brokcn-heart-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09
DR.. DENN
GEORGIA SARSAPkRILLA,

Janndicc, Sick Headache, Di==inrss Loss oJ
appetite, Constipation Of The BOmcis, Piles
ca"srd by Co$tirrncss, Peia in the Barrels, o,
Rkcnmati&m. ccnacd By the use Of Mercury
Syphilis. Scr0fu!g. Bo;Ls. Ulcers. dc.
0NIIIS PREP ARATlON is made pure as posi-
| BILE. Its bitter tastc and beneficial effects in
diseases Of the Liver. and diseases arising lroinan i'm
pure state o.; the Blood, prove it 10 he the
PUREST AND MOST USEFUL
preparation of Sarsapara that is made.
Those who have ilsc the various preparations o'
Sarsaparilla will find, by the taste and cticrt that
there is morc Sarsaparila in onr bottle ot Dr. DEN
MS preparation, than in half dozen bottles as II Is
generally made.
Its Alternative and mildly purga!vc effects upon The
bowels make il not only gnnt substitute for Aler-
cury hut useful in removing all discusses arising from
the m2rirlcnt Use of Mercury.
a1cT Prepared only by J. DENNIS, VI. d., Angus
Ia. Georgia.
Sold bv \. C. TEAGuE and G. /. Penn. Edgelield
G. H.: p. VI. COHEN and CAREY & CoUTUnIER,
Charleston; EoATwRIGmT d. AIIoT and +. Curtis,
Columbia a. ]. CREIGHTON. Hamburg; WM. F.
Turr. ID. b. PLUMB. liAvfLASp & RIsLEY. w. F.
d. ]. TURIN, w. H. KITCHEN. BARRETT d CAR.
TER. Augusta. Gen. and by Druggists generally.
Pricc-sl per bottle; bottle for 50.
nzzS% Remember to ask for DENNIS GEORGIA
SNRSAPARILLA.
June 36. lSjl IT %
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Gaoies department.
T0E GIRL OF THIRTEEN.

TOE GIRL Or THIRTEEN.
Thy steps are dancing toward the bouni,
Between tho child AID woman;
And thought and feelings more profound, ,
And oth.r years are coming;
And thou shalt be more deeply fair,
More precious 10 tine heart;
But never canst thou be again
That lovely thing thou art.
And youth shall piss, with all the brood
OF fancy-ied affection;
Aud grief shall come with womanhood,
And wakcn cold reflection;
Thol'lt learn to toll, and watch and weep
Der pleasures unrc;urning;
Like one who wakes from pleasant s,eep
Unto the cures of morning.
Nay, say not so. nor cloud the sun
or joyous expectation,
Ordained to bless the Little one,
The freshllng OF creation
Nor doubt that He, who doth feed
Her early lamp with gladncss,
Will be her present help in need,
Her comforter in sadness.
Smile on, then, little wiusonc thing!
All rich in Natures treasure
Thou hast within thy heart a priag
OF se!f-renswing pleasure.
Smile on, FAR child, and take thy fill
Of mirth, TIL tine shall end ii;
'.ris natures wise and gentle will,
And who shall rcprchcnd it!
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THE following is lroia the pen Of WM. IT, LEVI
SON. Eyu.. tie distinguished editor uf hc l.. :. Mill
lary and Naval Argus. under date Of New York,
January 26. lS5l What could he more conclusive
"It is seldom permit ourselves 10 nrcnry a
space in these columns 10 slaak in prar OF any ar
iirr in ihr patent medicine way: hnt when we zee
the life of fellow creature saved by the Use Of any
medicine whatever. we consider il rs Onr right. II
not onr duly. give n simple snicme II nl facts,
That others may. in like manner. hr benefited lie
case whch has induced TO rem this article was that
of ynung lady nf our acquaintance. who ny frequent
exposure 10 the night air. contracted a Cold which
settled the Lungs before its rayagrs could he
stayed. ('rlIs occurred Two years ago iis winlrr)
Various remedies used. hui with very little ri:i
nr hrurlit.-'rlr Cnugh grew wnre. viii cnrinns
approximations and the snnkrn eye. and pale. hollow
check. told plainly HAT pulmonary disease was doing
It's worst IN lrr delicate frame. The family physi.
rian consulted. and although lr would nut admit
10 the young lady thai she really had the Consump-
linn yei he would give encouragement as to cure
At this crisis her motl:er wos persuaded to make
use of a boi" Of DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup Of
Livrrwnrt and Tar. and we are happy To state she
perfectly cured in less than three months hy this
medicine alone. afier hope was destroyed. II is
useless 10 comment IN such as this. for the
simple truth will reach where polished fiction never
can. If any do"ht the authenticity nf this statement
let them call al this Oilcc.-t S. Military aud Ma.
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MALE ACADEMY RE-0PEMED!
An Excellent Teacher Engaged
E BEAUTIFUL EpIFIcE sccNTo FE COMPLETED

THE TRUSTEES of the Male Academy at this
u place take great pleasure in announcing to TIE
public that this Institution will be opened again on
tic SND AloNpAY iN JANUARY NEAT, under the most
f,voraLl. auspices.
The T,aclrr they have employed tx Mr.. ]. G..
l.ErrNER Of Fairfield. GRADUATE OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
This gentleman enters our community with the
most ample recommendations from the Frcuty un-
der whom he has finished his studies or hir ability
10 prepare Young ucn for succa ss9u aI l'ca,on 10
the highest :, mirarits of our country, there isr"t
doubt. II m%y be added that his strictly moral
character is not less certainly cstab.hh,d Than the
accuracy of his Scholarship.
The Trustees. in putting fntll this nmcc, nniT
desire with few woids to assure those. Who may
patrllsc the Institution under their clargc that il
is their determination TO d" all they can towards en-
f,rcing regular discipline and keeping M proper
degree o! pride and emulation among the pupils.
The ncw BuillinG now in progress will be ore
If the most conlnlodious IS well as Of the moss
ornate cliccs of the kind in the State
Excellent boarding can be obtained in prirats
families n, SIS 10 $40 rcr month.
The Terms vii be determined upon after con-
sultaiinn with the Principal. They will not cNecSa
tlusc Of other similar Academies.
~ l.. GRIFFIN. =.
JOHN IlISCOMB,
JOHN BAl'SKkTT,
r. r. MINIS.
ARTHUR SlAlKlNS.
Dee II If as
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TINITE Subscriber having fnrnc! C"-rarircrship
/ with Mr.. W. 4. WAREI.AW. Of CIail,,i"n,
formerly Of Abhrvlr S. G.. for the rurIsnc "f do
ing GENERAL. FACTOEAGE and CGAIAllS-
SION BUSINESS, avails himself Of The ric>tnt
opportunity. Of returning lis sire, re thinks to his
nulrrous rrcEds for the liberal r',i oragc brs,"wcd
for Eumbcr "f years rast,-ard in r'nvrc. tenders
;lc services "f Tic new coEct,n of ARDLAN
Il WAIKER. Charl, sion. where he h"pts many,
if not al his old patrons will nd it TO their interest
to ship their produce.
The recent arrangements Of the South Carolina
Rail Road Company will enable ih'm soon To have
a Depot The, city Of Augusta, thereby save the
expense Of T"ll and very greatly facilitate the for
warding Of produce of any kind. Mir. .loI:N {.
EEEs. Agent "f W. d W.. in Augusta. will attend
to The forwarding Of all produce that lcir tri' n!s
m,y feel disposed to send them. free ot charge,
save drayagc. q. WhLkER.
Augusta, July ~, 1852 tf go
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Livery and Sale Stables,
JOHN c. o.hANLcN:s.

b. THE Subscriber has the pleasure
sWS~c-ss to inform his friends and the put'lir,
eSsaszJeS5, that. having purchased the Sllenih'
AEf-xSI. STOCK Of FIXTURES Of th'se
wclI-knnwn and popular STABLES. f"rmrrly
owned by yOIIANi.ON, and la,, ly by ". Z. Mr.
CHER. he is now prepared to furnish all Nh" may
favor him with their patronage. with excellent Saddle
HORSES. and handsome and comfortable CAR
RIAGES and BUGGlES. m the latest styles,
with teams to match, and drivers, in whose so
briefly and expert, nee every con, nee can he placed,
at most reasonable prices. Many improvements
have been made to the Stables and LOIS. and Dr"-
vers will find every accommodation they can desire.
Carriages and Omnibuscs from this Stable will
run from B"atwrisht tS )anncy's universally favo-
rite " American II"tcl,' and als" from the long-cs
tablishri and cll.knnwn Columbia Hotel. by Mr..
-. Caldwell. TO the various Railroad Dcpo,s, or any
point desired.
uj' Orders left ut the American Hotel. with Mr..
w d. Harris, or the Proprietor at the Columbia
Hotel. will be promptly attended to and the snb
scribcr is confident that all who employ him will be
pleased with his prices and his teams.
NATHANIEL POPE.
Columbia. Sept 90 Gm 56
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From Tie \. Y. Dcspatch. Aug 95.

WE have heretofore taken occasion 10 give onr tcs
rmony in favor Of the curative properties, Of Dr.
Rogers Compound Syrnp Of IiyerNorl and Tar. am.
wonld here repeat the advice already given, for al
prrsns who are afflicted with Consumption. or any
of the prrmontury symptoms, TO make 4 trial OF Dr.
Rogers prepara,inn.
the scel paIe engraved wrapper around each bottle
and is sold wholesale and reai by
SCOFIL e. MEAD.
us Chartrcs street. New Orleans,
Sole General Agents for Ike Southern States, to whom
all orders must be addressed.
crs5' Sold, also by G. J." PENN. Edgcfeld c. III
WARDLAW &c DENDY, Abhcvile e. H.; PRATT
g. JAMES, Ncwbcrry, \. J. CREIGHTON, liam
burg So. Ca.
April II ii
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FALL AND WINTER
READY-MADE CLIO TIL IN G


DECEaAEsDSON g. McDONS A ZIP,
IN are now receiving LARGE and WILL
SELECTED Stock of Fall ard Winter
a&.ADE-IGAID GaENSEI Gtso
OF the LATEST YLES--d:rrct from New
York-tosctl,cr with a fine assortment OF
Hosiery, Shirts, Collars, cravats,
Szlspcudcrs, Drawers,
COTTON AND MEElNO uNDER-SIlIRTS.
Silk and Linen IIandkerchics,
Flats and Gaps of all kinds,
HAND AND BUGGY UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Carpet Bags, &C., DC.
An Of which will compare favorably with any to be
found in other markets. An examination is solicited
from their friends and customers before purchasing
elsewhere.
~ Next door TO c. Rubinson's Hardware Store,
Hamburg S. G..
Oct % 3m 40
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Cedar Town, Ga, 1852.

OH:oHs--We have promised our Florida
friends to keep them advised Of how to
make onions from the black seed. Those
who have not planted, should lose no time
now in doing so. A rich sandy soil suits
the onion best, but they will grow in any
good soil that can be kept mellow. Ashes
are a good manure for onions, and top
dressing of gypsum during their growth is
4 wonderful invignrator. Soak the seed
twenty. four hours before planting. Plant
in drills fourteen to eighteen inches apart ;
d:opa single seed four inches apart in the
drills, and cover about half an inch; press
the earth firmly upon the seed, and if they
all come up, thin out every other one keep
the soil well stirred during their growth, but
be careful how the niggcrs use the hoe.
We have had fine patches of onions much
retarded in their growth by the injudicious
use of the hoe. By the time the stalks are
as large as the little finger, the roots will
have threaded the whole space between the
rows, and deep culture after that is ruinons.
Neither should the stalks be broken down
as some recommend, TO "make them bot
TOM The top is as necessary for the per-
lection Of the bulb us the root: in neither
case has it any thing to spare. There is no
manure that tells better upon the onion crop
:han hen mannre, but do not put it into a
two inch drill; spade it over the whole
ground, that Tic roots in their travels may
find it, Buttons aud sets may also yet be
planted with the same culture.
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Clnapmam,s Cotton Gins

W7E still make these best Of COTTON GlHs,
w at our old stand. We warrant them to give
satisfaction, which they never fail to do. -
All orders thankfully received and promptly ats
tended to. -.
Persons who find it more convenient viii please
inauire of Mr.. LoD Hull, Edgefeid Z. H. VINO
,,;ll loon nm Jnnd one or more of these Gins for
sale Address CHAPMAN s. SONS,
Colcman's Y Roads, Edgefeld, sc,
Scrt Is II 30
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Garden Seeds, Fresh & Pure.

TNlIE Subscriber has just received and offers for
Il sale Urge supply of FRESH and PURE
GARDEN SEEDS, from the celebrated Seed Es-
tablishmcnt Of Constock. Fcrre &Co.. Wiht rsfcld,
Conn. Seeds from the above establishment have
becntcsted by many Of my customers. and J be-
lcvc have given general satisfaction. II you desire
To have your garden well supplied with fine vegc-
tables don't neglect to call and get supply OF
these seeds. q. H. PENN, AoEST
De-. 90 tf SU
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TEsTIrEo21y cE EaE PRESS.
From the y. Y. conrier. Aug l3.

On. RoGEEs SyRrr OF TIvERwoET AND TAR.
We have heard of several important cures recently
effected by This excellent medicinal rr"rarnrinn and
in one instance that under 0bscrvaIion we
can srcak confidently. One Of nnr employees who
had'snrrrd severely from l"rs standing cold. dn-
ring the rasi wrck commenced Tie n>r Of this mcdl-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09

EXPERIMENT IN Corn PLANT1Nc.-Last
spring / run off three parcels of ground
containing precisely the same amount OF
land each, and planted the first feet each
way, and left, one stalk to the hill; the
second 4 feet each way, two stalks, and the
third, by 2, one stalk. 1t was all cu:ti-
waited alike.
A few days since, had this corn gather
cd, and carefully measured, the result which
has confirmed me in an opinion which | have
long entertained, namely; that on any valley
or uplands there can be more corn made by
planting it 3 feet eacl, way, one stalk to the
bill, than by any other mode. That planted
feet each way mrde G6 l-2 bushels per
acre and the other two G2 ID. In 40
acre field, the difference il favor Of 3 feet
corn would be about 80 bbls., enough to
feed mnles II months.
Yours, &C., G. d. HARMON.
Crdor Toun Ga. 1852
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US, therefore, that analyses, although only
approxmating the truth, are better than an
indiscriminate use of manures. But the
farmer must learn to make these analyses
himself
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Warehouse and Commission
BUSIM ESS,
HAMBURG, s. e.

HAMBURG, $. Z.
A WALKER IL CO.. b q c.'vr t" inform the
1 NJ public gen rally, thu, they continue the
Warehouse s. Commission Business.
at the stand occupied by them for the two past
scasnnS, nml previously 10y WALKER & BRADFoRD
The Ware EI",,sr is in go'Nl order. and being 10
Gated in the highest part Of T"wn, is SAT- from hgl
water The late f;r>hrt barely aching the lower
:ion:s-not the least damage WAS done TO Cotton.
\. WALKER wiil devote l!is personal attention.
exclusively to the business. and hopes from long rx-
prrirlIcc, and desire to ease, that none will leave
the csiab ishmcnt dissatisfied.
These who patrnnzc our Warc-l House. will be
kept constantly advised Of the state &" the produce
markets.
Cash advances made on produce in store, when
desired. \. WALKER,
d. l.. ADAMS.
Oct 81 Gin al