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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-01
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
Great Bargains in Dry-Goods!

OWING to the delicate state of Mr.. W. D. Mason's
~ health have resumed possession Of the stock Of
Dry Goods recently sold TO him, and would respectful
y inform the public that the same must be disposed
of within very few weeks, as my business engage
ments elsewhere will not admit Of any onges delay
large portion of the stock has been recently purchas
ed in New York, for cash. but no distinction will be
made in favor of new Goods-hey must all be disposed
of and that at whatever they will bring.
This Is unfortunately, not mere ruse to gain Gus
tom, but fixed fact demanding immediate action, and
as such, would earnestly invite the earliest attention
ofthose who wish to lay in supply Of first class Dry
Goods at not less than fifty per cent. below the regu
lar prces-an assertion will fully establish to the sa
tisiacton of purchasers Terms strictly cash.
Oct. IL. JAMES WILSON.
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MARRIED-In Plckens co. Ala, on the 18th
Oct by the Rev. F. Bradshaw. Mr. p F. In.
GRAM, of Kershaw Dist. S. c., to Miss MARGA-
RET A. only daughter Of the late Rob't NJ. In
gram, of the former place.
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south Car aroIima--K erSllaW District.

By JOHN R. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, Reddck Mosely has applied to ME
w for Letters of Administration on all and singu
lar the Goods and Chattles Rights and Credits of
Sarah Mosely, late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are therefore, to cite and admonsh all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said dcceas
ed to be and appear before ME at our next Ordina-
rys Court for the said District 70 be holden at Cam
to show cause, if any, why said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth day of
October 1853, and in the 18th year of Amer
can Independence.
JOHN r. JOY, O. X. D.
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JOSEPH WHIIDEN,

DEALER in PIINTS, OILS, GLASS and SHIP
~ CNlNDLERY, No. 60A East Bay, opposite P.
N. Bank, Charleston, S. G..
He keeps constantly for sale, general assortment
Of Paints and Oils Of all kinds, Window Glass and
Sashes, Spts- Tupentne, Camphene, Spirit Gas, Tai
low, Grindstones Cordase, Chain Pumps, Cotton Foot
Gin Fixtures, Packing Yarn and Brushes of various
kiuds. Oct 25-Gm.
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lsriclss : BHck!! krick!I!

rINllE sr.baerher has on hana and for SALE about
l. onc hundred and fifty thousand Brick. which he
will sell low fappled for soon. selection of Brick
Bats can be had at two dollars for horse load Also
good second hand cart. Also splendid octave.
PANO-FORTE mado by Haett & Allen of superior
tone and finish. 1t is almost entirely new having
l,ccii used Lrt seven months.
Ii. HOLLEYMAS,
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Stolen.

Stolen.
ENROM the Subscriber at Liberty Hill, Kershaw
Il District, on the night of the 10th inst, dark
sorrel Horse, about twelve fourteen hands high,
supposed to be about ten years DID, with but one eye
he is very gentle and performs well in either single
or double harness ANY information respecting said
horse or his whereabouts will he thankfully received
or suitable reward will be paid to any one for his
delivery to the subscriber at Lynchburg on the Will
mington Manchester Rail Road
JAMES G. MCINTOSH.
Oct. 25, 43 st.
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nN and after this date the Passenger and Mail
~ Train will run once a week, say WEDNESDAY
twice a day, from the Junction to Camden and back
connecting at the Junction with the Night Passenger
and freight Express Trains from Charleston at o'clock
A. NJ and bring up Passengers and light freight Stock
Poultry, Eggs, Fruit and other light articles will be
received at the Camden Passenger Depot, on Wcdncs
days. at 0 o'clock \. M, and connect with the night
Express Train down from Columbia. 1t will be ne
shippers of stock to give three Of four days
notice, that cars may be provided for them.
The Train will run directly through to Columbia
ald back OH Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Schedule of Running Time.
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Attention, Dcl1aIb Rifle Guards.

DURSUANT to an order from Col Taylor, you aro
J. hereby ordered to parade at your rendezvous on
Saturday tho 9th November next, at O'clock \. NJ
The commissioned and commissioned officers
will parade the day previous at the same place apd
hour for drill and instruction. arHsa aRd cqap,d as
the law directs.
s4s-rhc Petty Muster il .sss:pes.oA unsl The above
time BY order Of Capt, MorrA1
J. y. McKINNONr @. S.
O.t 10 It
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IA @& MD0
AMERICAN HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S. c,

TIlFsuhcribcrhcgs tonorm her friends
J. and the public generally, that slo lE!s taken n
lease of the ahovo HOTEL which she will open for
the reception of Boarters and Travellers between 2jh
inst and lst September. This long established and
well known House. has undergone thorough altera.
ton throughout, and furnished with new and iashona.
ho furniture, and being situated in the centre Of bus
noss. and in the fashionable part of the city,
licts call from her numerous friends and former pat.
rons of tho House and will say in conclusion nothing
will he left nndonc on her part TO make them comlora
Die while in the House. MRS. \. j. KENNEDY.
Charleston, Aug. Is. 3l-2m
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
Female Academy.

'EIIIE Committee Of the Orphan Society Schools
L have the pleasure to announce that Mr.. STEAD
MAN will open the Female School on Tuesday, the lst
of November, and will be assisted by lady if the
number of scholars will authorize it,
Mr.. Stedmans wel-established character as teach
or IN this town, need no encomums from the commit
tee J. NJ. DESAUSSURE, Chm.
Oct. 81. IL 2t
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$50 REWARD.

WILL pay the above reward of Fifty Dollars for
L the apprehension and delivery of a negro man
ENRY, to the Jail Of Kershaw District whom pur-
chased in August last from William Blackwell Of Dar
lington illers Ferry, S. c. Said negro is feet
or inches high jet black, or 90 years of age, and
weighs about l65 or l75 pounds
THOMAS BASKIN
Oct Is 40 tf
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FALL STOCN.

A NJ & R. KENNEDY are now receiving large
N. supply of Goods, suitable for the season. COM
prising handsome assortment Of LADIES DRESS
GOODS, black and colorcd Silks, MouSelins, PaidS,
Embrodcrics Sllawls, Gloves, &c, &c.
GemtemenS IIear-Cloths Cassmeres, Ncstings. &c.
To which the attention Of their customers and the
public Is invited. Sept. ~.
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Notice is hereby Given

ITO the Nephews and Neices Of the late Rachel
i Leigh, who entitled under her WILL to her
residuary estate, to establish their claims such on
before the first Monday in February next, as the
estate will then be ready for distribution
JOHN U. lNGREM, EX'r. r. Leigh.
Oct. 49, 1853 fl If
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE SCHOOL,

AT GLENN SPRINGS
HAVING purchased the well known Property.
Ill GLENN SPRINGS, the undersigned propose to
open there HIGH SCHOOL for Young Ladies, on
the First Of February, 1854.
Nopains will be spared to secure an efficient corps
Of Instructors and 10 make the Institution equal in
every respect to the very best in tho land. Pros
pectus will shortly be issued containing the particulars
as 10 Terms Sessions, &c.
TlIOS. S ARTHUR
j. d. McCuLLOCH
Aug lG. 33 tlJ
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~ CASES SClIlEDAM SCIINAPS,
lU 10 do old IIOClI. Johannes Bcrgcr,]
3 do CHAMPAGNE CIDER
90 dozen London PORTElT
10 do Scotch ALE. Arrived at MOORE 3
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Head Quarters 22d Escs,t. S. G. MI.

CAMDEN, OCTOBER !, lsa3.
TlllS Regiment is hereby ordered to parade at
l. Camden Oh Saturday, the 5th day Of Novenbsr
next armed and equipped as the law directs for Drill
and Review.
The line will be formed at ii O'clock A. NJ.
The commissioned and non.comnssioned officers
will assemble the day previous for drill and Instruction
Captains Of Companies arc hereby Charged with ,l,s
extension Of this order.
The Regimcntal Staff will We expected 10 attend Tho
parade oil the 9Th Milorncd and equipped us the law
directs. Ry order Of Col. TAYLOR:
THO. J. WARREN, Adiutart.
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Shoes, Shoes
Cat;lwb;l Factory Yarn.

WE have inst received on consignment, j.: ood
W sormeut Of all numbers OF the above Factory
which We oirr to merchants and customers on the
nwcst terms NJ DRUCKER d co
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CtORN- SHELTERS selfsharpenng Feed Cutters
" IA new article,) also, Patent Cylinder and Their
mometer Churns Meat Cutters and Sausage Suffers.
Also, Hand Plows and Harr,ws for garden use. For
sale at the "Old Corner" by E. ". BONNEY.
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NEGRO SHOES.

NEGRO SHOES.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.
T HAVE in s'orc, large stock Of heavy Plantation
4 Brogans of nv manufacture, to which Plant
ers are respectfully invited to examine. Notwith.
standing the great advance on this kind OF Shoe Of
Northern make, shall sell at last years prices.
GEO. ALDEN.
Sept 81, 80 II.
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Candies,

,)U dies Just arrived at MOORES.
Band, Harness aMs1 Sole Leather.
4 LARGE stock now on hand, of superior quality.
~ Also-lacc, Leather Deer, Calf and Lining
Skins. together with al! articles usually made Use OF
in the manufacturing Of Shoes. u. ALDEN.
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More SchllaDS.

ERESII Raisins, Apples, Oranges Bananas &c, just
l. received by j. y. SCliROCk.
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North Carolina Flour, Cooper's Shred
- ded Isingass and Extracts for Flavoring. Just
received and for sale low at the "Old Corner" by
Oct 25. T. W. BONNEY.
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Fresh ErIiit.

SUPERIOR Tyson, Gunpowdcr, and Black. For
y sale by j. y. SCHHOCA.
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D0HlCSficS

EADY.MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,
Ii For sale by \. NJ & r. KEyNEDY-viz:
Dress, Frock, and Business Coats; Vests and PAN
taoons Dress and Under Shirts Drawers; half llose
Fancy Cravats; Washington Ties &c
B0y'S Cfothtng-Coats and Vests. Fashionable Hats,
Caps, &c Sept. 81.
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FAIL STOCN.

EALE SVUCN.
'INlIE undersigned is receiving by each steamer
l. from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore adj
di,ions to his already large and select stock Of DRUGS
CHEMICALS PERFUKERY SOIPS COS.NET
ICS, AND F.lNCY AR7ICLES PAINTS, OILS,
&c. &c, to which he invites the the attention of his
friends and customers and the public gcnorally.
Sept; 81. II. J. DELAY.
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Eso1kS and StatiOlnar,

5so0kS and Stationary.
TINlE subscriber has now COM l,ctcd his stock of
l. Books hy lac arrivals All the standard School
looks in USE in the Schools Of the Town md Coun
try, hand, he supplied nt Il short notice.
PAPER, note, letter, cap and account INKS,
black japan. red and blue Envelopes of all sizes.
MEDICAL .BOOkS, BIBLES, TESTAMENTS,
rRAYERS and HYMNS. LATIN aud GREEK CLAS-
SICS. All III" new ana popular literature Of the
day. New books received soon after their publica
ton. a. YOUNG.
Oct. II, III IT,
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AegSIsaw Troop.

CAMDEN, s. G, Oct. "A, ISo3
HRDER NO. -. An election will be held on the
~ First Saturday in November next, at the parade
ground for Second Lieutenant TO fill the vacancy oc-
casoncd by the promotion Of Lieut. Y. Cantey. Lieut..
H. Cantey, Cornet Thomas Sanders, and Sergt. T..
Lang, are detailed to manage said Election.
BY order of Capt Baker:
THOS. JONES, Capt. X. T.
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Camden EaZaIr.
R00tS and Shoes.
Hams, Hams
Teas, Teas.

10OO LBS Extra Sugar Cured Hams just re-
ccivcd by j. A. SCiiKOCh.
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DACON Sides, Salt TreacIe Molasses, Rock and
ID Alum Salt. always Oh hand and for sale low at
the old corner by T. w. BONNEY
Oct. ii, Al IT,
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attend her funeral at Trinity Church. this afternoon at
3k O'Clock Her remains will be taken TO Poughkeepse
for interment.
On Monday, October II of paralysis Mr.. LEVI PACE, in
the S0th year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited To attend the funeral from his late residence No
10 West Thirty 18TH street, Eff avenue
morning. at 10 O'Clock, without further invitation
Albany, and Shirley, Mass, papers please copy.
On Sunday, October l6, ELIZA GoUDY, wife of Robert
Geudy, and daughter of Robert and ID. MoCaulay.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
spectfuy invited to attend her funeral her late
side nee, No 529 Broome street. door of Sullivan
street, this afternoon, at o. clock.
Suddenly, Monday October IT, HENRY infant son of
Nehemiah and Lucia TuHis aged 10 months.
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral from No % Leroy street. this afternoon three
O'Clock.
On Sunday evening October TO- MARY JAM MILIIN wife
of Antonio G. Martinez in the Both year of her age
The relatives and friends of he family requested to
attend the funeral, from her late residepce No. LOG
Fourth avenue, this afternoon at 2k O'Clock without
further Invitation Her remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery for interment.
On Monday afternoon, October II, of consumption,
JAMES l.. KENNEDY, son of Dr. James Kennedy, aged ~
years, months and days
His remains will be taken from the residence of his
father No 1876 Duane park tomorrow, and conveyed by
Hudson River Railroad to Broadalbin Fulton county
and to morrow.
On Monday October IT. MARY ANN youngest daughter
of Henry A. and the late Mary McCown aged years and
IL months.
The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock, from 307 Mott street
On Monday, October IT. MIRANDA LUcRErA, wife Of
George A. Armour, aged As years.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend the funeral from ST. Thomas Church, tomorrow
afternoon, at O'Clock, without further notice
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Salp SrrpnES GLOVER, Badrey, at Liverpool from st
john Nh had ~ days passage OF which 10 under
jury masts having lost fore and main masts 10th ut
~ 10, Ion so IL, in hurricane from NV to WSW and
back to NV. The ship having been thrown her beam
ends. and not rghtng after part of her deck load
thrown over the mainmast and mi gen topmast
away but before ANYTHING forward cut away
mast went IN two pieces, below tie rigging and at the
deck. At the tns the ship toek fire In the ;abin
but it extngushed after barning the bottom and
back part Of the locker Nothing of the wrecked stuff
could be saved and IL 80 hours before Jury
could be rugged aud sails made. ship of 1000 100
tons, with only fore and mzen nass standing
next day The stephen Glover into the river Mersey
in the height OF soEere gale.
SHr 0RfssA, from Boston a. Canton leaked badly and
damaged cargo very much in. the typloen which she
counfored in the China Sea- The goods selling at
auction on account. of underwriters.
BARK pIyMot III, ofNewb@ryport which foandsred 30th
u insured at the Union Mutual Office, Newburypor
for $1,000, anf $4,000 in Boston.
BARK FRArr before reported fire at Cronstadt, had
board at he time 2 tons of goods consisting Of sheet
iron hemp yarns, &c, and it believed that such
the cargo not destroyed was very badly damaged
BARK sARAcosA portion Of the cargo of this vessel
and was soa by auction. subsequently 900 boxes badly
damaged were sold after me whole cargo had bean taken
out upon the wharf, where IT exposed the stormy
weather.
BARK JuSrArx Jefferson, from IAguna for Cronstadt
before reported spoken with part a. cargo thrown over
board arrived Mt Flsineuv 10Th ult letter from E1s
nsnr states that she grounded Campeachy BANK and
obliged to thw oysboas 40 tons mot ioo of hsI
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Died..

On Sunday afternoon, October 49, Mr. WILLIAM Henry
WRIGHT, In the 4th Of his age native Of Dublin,
Ireland but lcng well known and respected citizen of
this city.
His friends and those of his family Benevolent Lodge
No rs Of Free and Accepted Masons also the
Order Of the Circle, respectfully invited attend his
uns raj this afternoon at three O'clock from his late
sidence, $40 Pearl street.
Saturday October l5 EMILY, daughter of George and
Robertne Irving, aged ten months
The funeral will take place from the residence Of her
parents No. East Thireth street. this morning, at IL
O'Clock.
On Sunday, October 1s Of protraced iness, MARIA
E. wife Of Bernard H. Merritt in the 30th yeer Of her
age.
The relatives and friends of the family invited TO
attend the funeral at the residence Of her brother
jamin Romaine, No. 2ss Third street, this morning. at
10 O'Clock. without further Invitation
Sing Sing papers please copy
On Sunday evening" October 49, at the residence Of hei
son-nlaw, Anthony J. Heecker Mrs. CATHERINE VAN Ban
muys, in the 80th yeS Of her age widow Of John Var
Benthuysen and daughter OF the late General Van Ness
Of Duchess county.
The relatives AuI sspds u the rsaly are iaTtsd h
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On Monday evening October H. by the Rev Father
Quinn MIR. PATRICK MCGUIRE to Miss MARY GERMAN all of
this city.
On Wednesday July &C. by the Rev Dr. Scudder Of the
Allen Street Church. Mr. PImp u. NnIs of New York to
Miss JoeErHNE AocESE daughter of the late George W.
Iawton of Newport. II. !.
Utica papers please copy.
On Thursday, October g. by the Rev Isaac wescott,
FRED r. CURTIS, OF Jersey City to MARARgr j. HAEY OF
this city.
On Wednesday, October IL, by the Rev c. T. Demarsst
Mr. CHARLES B. SLnGHT to Mis- HARRIET NEWELL eldest
daughter Of William g. Brady all of this city.
On Saturday October To- by the Rev. Chas f. T. Stohl
man, WILLIAM FLICK to Miss JEANETTE DoKIya of Munich
Bavaria.
On Sunday, October 49, at Greersburg, westchester
county, N. " by the Rev. Mr. Davis Mr. EDWARD c. HAM
MoND Of the above place, to Miss ARMENIA r. OF
William D. Hammond, Esq, of this city.
On Monday, October II, at ST. Paul's Church. by the
Rev. Dr. Hobart HERBf1T BRABASr of Bath England Ia
CLARA, eldest daughter off 6 Maeder, Of this city
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Halifax date of 18th int states that $50 sail of
se principally bound to the United States and Halifax
probably fishermen for Ii most part in the Gut of
Canso, detained by strong westerly winds
LAuNcHK-At Haowel 18th inst, fine ship of abt 900
tons owned by Mcssrs Reed Page She appears to
be named, and is for sale
Al Brunswick, Me, recently, by Mr. Dunnng superior
ship Of 900 tons, called the A Thompson.
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Herald Marine Coyrespondcnoe.


Arrived-Schrs Emma Hotchkiss, Robinson, Maven;
Hallock Smith Fall River D Norton, Norton, Port
land s Shaddock Williams Middleton. Ct
Cleared-snip Tropic Bird (new), Foukes Barbados;
brig Nova Scotia Curtis ST John NIB; schr Emma Hotch
kiss Robinson, Bridgeport; Hacck, Smith, Warwick;
Rowley, Rogers, and Brognard, Adams, Chareston
Leaning, Godfrey, Providence.
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Tslegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrived-Schr Louisa, New York
Oeared-Shp Samuel Lawrence, San Francisco.
SALEM Oct II.
Arrved-Bark Phillips Loando, Africa, Aug IS.
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FOREIGN CONsUL.-The President has officially
recognized Oh rles Soule Jr vceCon of the ORR
entail republic of Ugua for the ports of Boston and
lem.
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TIE HI0MANDN, oct I5--Sund0Wn.
One ship and one bark, outward bound, at ancho
of The Hook. Ship Isaac Allerton has good ofng. Tw
briggs in the oifng, bound in.
Wind light from Sc. Weather clear.
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GBY SANDY Hook PRINTING TnscRArul

Ships Isaac Allerton, New Orleans; Angelique, Mel
bourne, Della Maria Charleston.
Wind at sunset, from NE to s.
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mARITIME IHTELLIaRHCs.
Movements OF OOean steamers.

~ All packages and letters Intended for TIE NEW YORK
HERALD should be sealed.
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1--WE subscriber has now on hand several Of his
i own constructed portable Horse Power and
Thrashing Machines, OF three different sizes No.
Is large and strong power and machine-is called
the Lion--and is calculated for horse power, and
viii thresh from 800 to 400 bushels of Wheat per
day, with perfect ease to the horses
No machine is called the Tiger, and is calcu-
lated to thrcsh from 200 to 300 bushels of Wheat
per day, with ease to 1 or horses
No. . is small machine called the Hornet and
is calculated for 2 or horses, and will thresh
from 100. 100 to 200 bushels Of Wheat per day. with
ease 10 the horses.
These machines are warrented by the subscriber
TO conform 10 the above statement for further re
Communications las he deems it unnecessary IN w
commend them himselfl he refers those in want of
machines TO persons who bought of him last seo.
son, and who have given fair test md tr;nl 70
them refer to Mr. VIM Seibert. Michael S.,
bert and others who have used Seiher,;s -: -
Il refer the Farmers to MIR John Cr;ei,h ~
noush, one OF them, and all who have use, Il IN az
Gerardstown neighhorhood-I refer ,hans -. .e
joshua Iabler and all who have used !, IN Ia
neighoorhood, which think will satisfy anv 10
,ha' 'here ~ no mistake III Pampel Ms the s;hsas;
Der invites the public to call at his Foundrr
examine and judge for themselves Fnrthay an'
, a can be had at the Foundry in AIartinsbprc
o'u machines exchanged for new new ones
Inc peoples humble servant.
Sune -; isos +. W. PAMPEL.
y, b.-ihc subscriber is prepared to rcna;r =, !,
hachines 10 give satisfaction and old Irnn co ~
per anu brass taken in exchange for work