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Inc Of NE village ~ rennea seesv in aeny o.
M u ne soo al eonsp % ITO he Sobe eoe
deron q those who have sons Or wards to b edaca''d
For board o ,ne session u Ave moai. ESQ
Tuition in the languages and tho higher ma.emaas
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pal' For further particulars address RA EzELL,AM
June 2a-swaw g.d Principal.
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and attention n s selection q our .os Isy may
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July lo-sawsw washington
THIS beautiful establishment always open reception
now n ans os a the have ssa sy y.
swimming bath hot bath, and shower baths There Is fine Shore
Charges slags So" same as Heretofore.
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Nay S-sawcw =, - JAMES 8. FRENCH
nIsrorIo.I con-.,,o.. ar Virginia. ..ns...,nr.
III collection Of tne moot interesting fc uadons Biographical
VIII, ae over loo saysvins BY Henry Howe o
volume History o. Virginia from il discover and .s.,s.sa,
sale6y. FRANck TAYLOR
ApPLErosy R.llro.a and s,..mso.. os.PanlonI
s.s% S:. ssss:.iss and Nova Scotia s.
'a the S,'h O. sss S ouA . United
NV :s s T. 10. Travellers through n. United s with
Aug &s I'' -'
dealer .upsdo, parslnsn,. Rodssi.s csue
n se has just received direct from ths mansac,nlen aa
CAP y Ds%y .ss % sSs- 3 Tsds ss.
imperial % b 3 inches; sepap, 8 " y inches Columbia s.
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR d MAUHfs, near Ninth
~ street a.
en-ne'fey bes.ti
Hildreths New History OF NE United st.ies, voL
Edmond Dsnies, Sequel 70 Count Of Monte Christie
European Life and Manners, BY Henry Goldman
Mrs Greys new novel; Magdelen Marcie, RectU
| Guest.
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NUTrARs-wII.LIAM FISCHER n hand great variety
plain guitars with and
so con..Any On nshe Panos, TEN NC ~ S,s,.
fes accordcons and aatnas win ls sosi improved
boob fOr each instrument
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chanting chscbe. private ayetous Circle
p'ng largo and ysnse seleon Of ehss sc WIN Instructions
ton. Just pubished and fr sale by -. -
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NOTICE TO rRE-EMPTroN CLAIMANT

Every person nsht empuon any te
lands within the townships above enumerated required
h the the Subtraction of the Of
proper land Once and make therefor aeies
ae seeing ths NOTICE. and before the appointed
Of the public sale Of the
claimed, Otherwise such claim will be forfeited. tsr
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofkcc
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New Music.

lust RECEIVED old established store
Of l2th Pennsyynna the following
u music Which win be sold reduced pceouf per
page. WIN. FISCHER
The Fushion Polkai by n. ID. Hewitt
r. Townsend Grand Military Polka performed BY Foestefs
band
Novs waltzes BY winerbcttom.
Quadles FROM Meyerbccrs Of the Prophet by j. Strauss
Sir Easy Rondc designed as studies for young beginners BY
&. Czerny
celebrated Russian "Fab Mnks variations BY
X. Chuafal
Sir Amusements Eesantei by Chas. yo.s.
Rosa Lee, with variations by Chas. Grobe.
Mary Blame, do do
Lucia Polkaj by do
The Aurma Waltz, for guitar, solo.
La Cana Lada, aRtaae; composed by HEM Rosscen.
When Morning beams III think Of heesn admired BY
Geo y. Benker. 80
When strive thy Smile composed by Beak
Merry Gpy Gid again. arranged for the guitars composed BY
Glover. no
The Placid Lake, for the guitar; composed by NJ Deems
Oct IA
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tt william y. Bsyfy,
mpoytsr and fancy ara staple stationery, Psnnssria
avense 6sfssen liza and i2fh aresfs.
THE sscrber himself stssiaery
ness branches, and prepared all Kind,
Cutlery, steel pens quilts
Ink, inkstsnds, portfolios
Geld pens and pencils, drawing papers, French papers
receiving new addition. 70 his sock BY ne Eng
sh steamer and packss, and win sell the prices
June 1o-dA WILLIAM n. HAYLY.
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New subscribers have just received from late arr
us piece. son n I.h linens. which tey warrant .. be pure
800 dozen linen esss @ "S rom IS cents
g 90 sss linen Ss"s,s sEs SIZE
20 ich inland trimmed lace capss
10 Dozen real 9si ai,s, win and witiOu, fingers
S dozen 90 S' sss sS ssS bose s
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Together with many other and desirable
attention N q the ladies !. respectfully invited =
TiE Do...ae Practice OF Hydrep.shy. Win aneen
engraved illustrations Of important subjects BY Edward John
. ~ ny. ssss ne w'r Cure illustrated win many ea''' Of
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NEW BOOKS just received at Taylor q Maury's
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Virginia, Guives Travels, stsnei Sentimental Journey
ofanto, &c.
wsvery Anscdoe Illustrating popular characters scenes and
den In the novels IND romsnce OF Sir Walter Scott Lon
dom TAYLOR MAURf,
June 81 BookseIcrs, oh street.
Accordeons and F1utnss.
JUST RECEfvEn, sntone Han, Of superior toned Ae
astfaen, fsr small sum would 20 wen % before par-
chasing elsewhere.
A.o Fluiinas o. an improved style and -.
For sale by WM- FISCHER
July
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Domestic Pacnce q Bydropshy with Is engraved usstons
b. Edward Johnson, NJ. D. 1r .sl " W aY.4rI I
This day received, for At TAYLOR MAURrss
July IS alol hHa pookstorc, IN
The Complete Horse Doctors containing the abp Diseases
and in the Stable and Rosd
July 10 rRANCK TAYLOR
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Trsnsyivsnis University, Medical Department.
,HE session will open Isl Monday November
i under the direction Of the following Faculty, yrs
Benjamin w Dudley, D. Professor o The Principles and Prsc
uce Of Surgery.
Robert Peter, D., Professor of Chemary Pharmacy.
NJ Bush VI b. Professor Of Special Surgical Anatomy
samuel AMMAN NJ b. Professor q Theory and Practice of Med
cine. 49, $50 .tg.E .
Etheber Dudley d. Professor ofGenea and Pathological
Anatomy and Physiology.
peufies.
Of Women and Children tsa $500 f
II. M. skiman, M. D., Demonstrstor Of Anatomy !.
The hundred snd i've dollars invariably
advance The Msuicuson and Library ticket hve uolars
Dissecune dollars The Graduation zee twenty
Eve dollars. Boarding and lodging from A. ~ per wesk
Dean Of The Faculty.
~ July 3--2aw1m.
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UIsTORIcAL coiiections OF Virginia. contAining
Ill collection Of Interesting ct, traditions, biographical
sketches anecdotes &c. relating history and antiquities
gether with geographical statistical descriptions which
appended and Descriptive Sketch the District Of 90
umba, illustrated with 100 enyraynes BY Henry Howe
Virginia. from m discovery and sefement
sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
Auga
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NOTICE TO PRE-EhPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled 30 the night % presumption %
lands within The townships and parts d townships above enunernsd
required 70 establish
receiver land ofce
practicable amer seeing this notice. day appointed
for the of public sale o
claimed, Otherwise such claim be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFTELb
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Sep. @-lswl3w
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yNHATMAN's Drawing Pspcr.-w. FISCHER, importer
and superior stationery parchments, Rodgerss cue
y kc received, direct from The manufacturers,
supply drawing made
DER following all Of which constantly for whole
! sale retailaf sntoncr Hall.
Cap a1e, y by inches Deny Ii 20 inches medium,
by - inches royal, 10 by "a inches supenoya By inches
Imperial % BY 20 inches elephant - BY % inches Columbia IS
by IS elephant y by 20 inches antiquarian, 81 "
|, inches. July ID
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APPLETONg Railroad and Steamboat Cernpaniony
being Travellers Guide through the Northern, Middle and
Eastern Canada New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia asua
ted with ~ steel, and IS cngrayngs. e Af
Illustrated Handbook for Travellers through the United
States embchsd with rs engraving and accompanied BY large
and accurate map
Guide Travellers through the United States,
large and accurate map.
Railroad, Steamboat and Telegraph Book Price
cents, with map FRANCk TAYLOR
Aug.
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~ street.
Rowland Csshel, by Lever, ~ part
Hildreth'. New History of the United
southeyis Common-p place Book, Harper
Edmond Dantes, Sequel 10 Count Of Nj
European Life and Manners, by Henry
Mrs. Greys new novel, Magdelen an
Guest.
Julyl
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= CAMDEN SOUTH CAROLINA APRIL IS, 1849,

growth. The holes were dug to 6 feet in
diameter and l.2 10 2 feet deep "a good
lavel of soft. ricI' mould was then laid on
iic bottom for the roots to rest on, and filled
in with the best soil to the top. and the earth
carefully laid up somewhat rounding about
The trunk ! have set thousands OF trees IN
my life. whenever pursued this method,
with proper attention afterwards, have
rarely lost one. - Let every one remember
that a fruit ur shade tree, well sci out and
started 10 grow, is worth at least from one
to five dullars the moment its life Is secure !;
and all due pains in planting IS the strictest
economy IN the cnd. d.-Hort1culturiSt. .t
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THE FARMERS DAUGHTER.

She may not, in the mazy dance,
With jeweled rnaidcns vie;
She may not smile on courtly swain
With soft. bcwiichIng eye;
She cannot boast form and mcin
That Lavish wealth has brought her;
But, alb, she has much f,irer charms,
Tic Farmers peerless daughter!
Tho rose and lily on her check
Together love 10 dwell; .
Her laughing blue eyes wrcathc around
The heart wilching spell;
Her smile is bright rs mornings glow
Upon the dcwy plain,
And listening to her voice we dream
That spring has come again.
The timid fawn is not more wild,
Nor yet more gay and free;
The lily's cup is not more pure
In all lis purity -,
or all lie wild Towers 10 The wood. -
Ur Ay the crysl'I write,
There's none mnrc pure or fair than She
The Farmers peerless daughter!
The naughty belle whom all adore,
On doxny pillow lies
While forth upon the dcwy lawn
The merry maiden hes;
Aud, with the lark's uprising song,
Her own clear voice is heard
Ye may not Tell which sweetest. sings,
Tie maiden or the bird.
Then lcll me rot Of jewccd fair-
The brightest jewel yet
IL tie heart whe virtue dwclls
And innocence is sci
The glow Of health upon her check
The grace no rule hath taught her
The laires, wreath that beauty twines,
Is for the Farmers daughter!
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4naSssg9nWsOMSa
For the Camden Journal.
Mr.. EDIToR-

Mr.. EDIToR-
Dear Sir: Seeing that your valuable
paper speaks often OF the Free Masons-
and knowing your devned zeal 10 Temper
ance, feel free to offer you tho following.
which Is taken from the Freemasnn's Month
Iy Magazine, published at Boston, Mass
by &. w. Moore, Esq.
TEMPERANCE AMONG TIL E
Nj As MS.
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THE EDITOR TO HIS DELINQUENT
PATRONS.


AR-"Thsn you'H remember me-"
When other bills and other duns
Their tulcs of woe shall tell,
or nnics in bank, without The funds,
And cotton | ard 10 sell,
There may, perhaps, in such scene,
Some recollection be,
OF bills tina. have been longer due,
And you'll remember me.
Wien '.hard up" customers shall wiring
Your heart with hopes in vain,
And deem it bot triAing thing
To tell YOU. "CaIl again"
When calling" proves hopcss task,
Without the lawyers fee"
In such moment, but ask
That you'll remember me.
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ROTATION OF CROPS.

A scientific rotation of crops is essential to
good and profitable system OF hnsbandry.
The successful cultivation oflhc soil depends
very materially upon The manner in which
the farmer performs the difficult part Gt his
business. A wrong arrangement "t crops
will aSsurcdlv produce un!avorablc results,
and hence there is positive necessity for a
more through knowledge of this complex and
somewhat intricate subject being obtained
hy our practical farmers. AS though the
principles which form the basis OF proper
rotation Of crops lie a, the very foundation of
good farming, yet very few have made them
selves acquainted with those principles. nor
do we find willingness on the part OF any
to enlishtcn public opinion r, gardng the IN
flucnce thew have upon the crops OF gram,
grasses. and vegetables grown IN this conn-
try. kbm,, a century has elapsed since
rotation of crops attracted to any consIdera-
i;lu decree tic attention "f tic best cnIliva-
tors of the soil in Great Britain. In testing
the ya'Gc Of this mode of Improvement ON
TIE varnns and less variety of soils, III con
rcc,inn with tho numerous field and garden
Gro, cultivated IN Britain, II was found that
the vegetable, Ike the animal kingdom,
required certain desc ptions OF food to bring
Their species Enrward 10 perfect maturity,
and tia, each plant possessed pecuInar H.
orcd:cnts essential fUr its full dcvclopenen,
which are absorbed from the soil, by the
roo,iets, and which in process OF time be-
come exhausted by frequently cropping the
ground with Tie same plants, which must
aga.n be restored to tho land by manurcs or
by tie application of other modes ofimprove.
men,, in order That plants OF the same kind
can be proftabIy cultivated. This discov-
Pr. bv far the creates, for the human fam-
| Is thu, attracts attention at the hands of the
present day, is vet far from beng completed,
nor do the practical farmers avail them
selves, as lhcy might do, Of the facts that
have Lccu clucida,cI l,y The experiments
nedc by practical and scie 'l;tic chemists all
Of Which have gone To prove the necessity
nr a,l,..img the crops to tho character aIa
condition of tic soil upon which they are
cultivated.
Agricultural societies mi shl do much to-
wards making this subject attractive I" those
wh, have heretofore gwen 1t comparatively
uo consideration; aud II only y small SUN
was annually St, apart by each society for
prize ESSAYS on thu best systems OF rotation
of crops, will, II their several circles OF IN
hncncc; and ais, small SUN for the most
scientific course of cropping tho land, being
practically carried tut aud extended over a
pcrlnd uf at east five years, most favorable
results would doubtless follow ir'm such an
enlightened practice. An interest OF such
vast Importance as this requires all the as
ss,ance that can bc employed in lis favor.
Individual aud voluntary aid should not he
relied upon, when any great resol, is rcqu;r
ed to be achieved.
CaauIiaa Farmer and Mechanic.
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Orangcburg 23d March ls4o.

To.TnANspLANr LARGE TREEs.-l have
these taken up with routs as large as posi-.
b!e, and with as ltlle injury as can w''l, a
sharp saw. or pruning-kuiie according to The
size,of The roots. the bruised ends are nicely
cut off which, enables them. when planted,
10 threw out numerous sHllles rootlets from
the ends, thus giving quick and vigorous
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CUTTING sClONs FOR GRAFTiNG

CUTTING SClONS FOR GRATING.
liz February and March scinnS OF all kinds
mav be cut for grating. There is nl'reicls-
ur,: now lhan in April, when YOU wan,!o be
setting them, aud much time Is gained by
cutting early. Much care is needed to SC.
cct the best shnnts, for those on low lands
should never be taken.
We have seen large orchards set with
trees whose limbs w"ud not shoot up
Nearly all of them shot out horizontally or
pitched down al al angle towards the Garth.
All the lrinm:nIng that could be gwen them
did no, help the matter much. The mbS
were base and grovcllIug set that never
could he made to shoot Up properly. The
nursery from which these were taken was
not managed bv a man who undcrsIo!d the
business, and his trees were good Tor noil,-
jon. A farmer would do much better To
nyc dpl ar for each tree than to have
p;. sent Of such as we have described.
There is no doubt that the sclons Tor that
nursery were taken from under lln'hs and
such aS could bc easily reached. Nursery
men vh purchase their scl"ns ought know
from v hat limbs they were taken. Though
we cannot alylsc all orchardIst to buy his
trees of nursery man who purchased his
scions. When we procure rare varieties
from q distance we are obliged to trust To
strangers, and rely on them for property Sc
cctcd sclons; but generally we can take
measures that will secure us from lmposl
,iun on account of foolish selection OF SCI
ons, 1t is matter of much importance
to those who would have thrifty trees and
a good orchard.
AS soon as the scions are cut they are to
be put in dry cellar and covered over with
sand. Sawdust and other matters have
been recommended, but they are not halt
50 good as sand. In sawdust they soon
grow moudy, and in damp earth they de-
cay. On hare shelves they dry too much.
Use sand if yon would keep your scons IN
good order Till April.
N. Y. Farmer and Mechanic.
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Guilty, or not guilty asked the nuich Juss
tice. Not guilty. Den yat YOU do hero.
Go about your piziness!s . - s5ss z
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LOVE AND AnsENIc.--A Miss Johnson
daughter Of Laverc,t Johnson, representa-
tive of Cuvahnga county, Oho died very
suddenly. the other dav. and a post mnrtcm
examination detected arsenic in her st"m-
ach. The cause of the rash deed is ascrlh-
ed to disappointed love. She has been
cnurtcd by IL ynnng physician in the town
where she lived, Onvcr) allowed her al
feclnns to become enlisted, and when she
learned that he had offered his hand to a.
neither, took poison to free herself ot lIlc.
EMIGRATION AND CoLoNIzATIoN.--"M MA.
said young lady To her mother the other
day, "what is euigralng?"
Mother: "Emigraling dear, is young Ia
dy gong to California"
Daughter: What is colonizing, ma"
Mother: "Colouizing, dear, is marrying
there and having family"