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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23
iiendersonvs. n. e.. Ang. Is, 1850.
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BEWARE or couNTERFEITs AND EASE INVITATIONS!
ir- The genuine will in future have the signature of f..
TAYLOR on the steel plate engraved label OH the top of
each box
Pu chasers ar advised that mean coun.er.it of this
article IL in existence.
The genuine is sold only by m and by agents up.
pointe,l throughout the Sulh-AND No pEpr,R s ALLOW
Ed TO 1T. dealers md purchasers generally are
cautioned against buvng OF any hut our regular agents.
otherwise tlIe will be imposed upon with worthless
tic-. > Own. MEAD
l3 Charities street. Orleans Sole General Agents fr
the Southern Staes to whom NIL orers must invariably
be addressed
Sold at Wnrknnns Dnlg Store. Camden, :. c.. Hall &
RSpest. Wnnshoro' s. -: Bearh d. Ehney. Oang,burg.
:. C.: a. Fitch. rlumhia e.; Sold nj Wholesale by
=. NJ. Cohen & Co, Haviland, tIarnll g. Co, Charles
ton; liayland, kease & Co., New York.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23
Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster,
THE GREAT REMEDY.

For Rhrum,'ism, Gnn', Pain in ihe Sile, Hip,
Birk, Limbs amt .Juinis, 'Scrofni0, Kine'x
ErH, IVair Smeiiiugs, Hard Tnmors, Stif
Joints amt all Fire'L 'n'ns nhrerrr. Where
his Plaster is apnlied, Pain rannoi erist.
TN:IE$E pLASTERS possrss the advantage of being
put up in airtight bo1es-hence they reai their full
vir.u's in al! climates.
HAVE YOU FRIENDS GOING 10 CALIFORNIA!
By all means aiviSe them take along supply nf this
plaster il may them hundreds Of dollars If their
lives. the exposures which they have 10 endure in the
mines sure bring disease which might he easily
cured h the Of this celebrated plaster for the
which many have heen obliged qi their abOrs and fall
into the hands Of the rhyscians who. by their eHrtya-
gany high chargesso soon ake away the nnl earnings of
the bravrst aiorns man. ry sleeping in tents or OH he
pronrl Rlr,m ,tiSm spinal DSease, Stiff Joints Lame
Back >ir ami all liz. diseases iruuhle them
and minv times entirely lay them np when the simple
appiration of this plaster would give them Immediate
lief, and able them proceed with their abor without
delay.
Pam and Weakness in the Stomach, Weak Limbs. ,flec
tnnS "f the Spine. Female Weakness. &c. No fenae,
subject pain aud weakness in the back side. should
br wirhnt il. Married ladies. in dei- situations, fd
great relief from constantly Wearing this Plaster.
he application of The Plaster bc the shoulders has
been found certain remedy for COLDS. CongIs. Phthsc.
and Lung Arci'os in their primary STAGES. 1t destroys
inflammation hy Irrpimur.
JEW DAyID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
SEssRs. ScovILL & MEAD: have been troubled with
thu chronic rheumatism for the last twelve wears. On the
LIST nf July ll49 bad that could myself
in he'd. and the pain severe that Ind not slept wink
for DAYS Al this time attending physician prscri
bed the 'llebrcw Plaster and acted ike c'mrm the
pain left me- and slept than half of the night, and in
three DAYS able ride cn.iler the ''ii-hre ~
Plaster the hest remedy for all sorts ." pains now IN le.
G. W. MM[NN.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23
Workman & Boone

Are now receiving large additions 10 their Stock
embracing SEVERAL VIEW STYLES, and
rendering their Stock hy lar the most full and
complete SPRING STOCK of
BOOTS AND SHOES
that ha- ever bsen offered in this market.
In the selection of these goods. great care has
been taken asto style and quality The sc"rkman.
shi, aud materials are of the Jest description-and
the terms nall bc accommodating.
TIE public are respectfully Invited to call aud
examine their Stock, which cannot fail in quality
and price to give satisfaction 10 any and all.
April 3, ~ u
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NJ, Drucker & Go.

1 RE just opening large and rev assortment
N OF Spring and Summer Clothing Of every
description
Ready Made Shir'a,
Silk and Muslin Cravats and HandkerchIets,
Kid. Silk. and Thread Gloves,
Boots and Slloes,
Moeskin, Panama, L"ghorn and Straw Hats
uf the newest style.
They have received great quantity of
Plain and fancy Pan aloons Siuffs. and
Ves,lngs. Linen Drills. and very PRETTY as
snrtInenl of Irish Linens.
And invite their friends to call and examine
their stork being certain to be able to satisfy them
IN every way.
Camden. April Is, le5l. 30
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Nursery and Toilet >Oaps.

TNllE subscriber has just received full and
i se'ect assortment OF Nursery and Toilet
Soaps. 10 which he invites the attention Of the
ladies'. L. J. DELAY.
July IL
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23
AHEAD OF ALL OTHE
The envy of all Pill Manufacturers,

The envy of all Pill Manufacturers,
because they safer. better and more ecacios than
ID any otherr and because the public will take po 9TH
ersi il they can Obtain them.
500, ,OOOsB"Ies -.a.r1t.essss
have been sold annually for the las, five year,
YOUNG AND OLD: MALE AND FEMALE.
can always IF IF PITTS FIf RE eis' SErEsskRY %
r pnrgng aud cleansing the Stomach and Rowes, lnd
purifying The Blood aud fluids OF the body take no Others
for other pills produce those combined EFFECTS, or con.
tains Sarsapara in them
Eat, Drink and live IA usua',
and pursue your ususl occupation whilst taking them
without fear of taking cold during alkinds of weather.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
wager that genuine certificates drom pnssi
clans lrrgymen Members OF Congress and respectah'e
ctizens) can h. nroc,c their efficacy than any other
Forty Pills in a Lsox!! = -
AMI sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS BOX. with dlrections
mud much wholesome advice accompanying each box,
hey no taste nr unpleasant smell.
Free from dust orpowder of any kind. x .
Don grp~ the stomach or Bowels,
Produce nosickness. vomiting or bad feelings.
II EY ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
And adapted to most diseases common 70 mankind.
No Que having onc- taken them will be willing aerwafus
to take any Others because they always do goo and they
do not then no Others wIl a. ,ts
DR.. N. B. LEiDY Propriety a1d Manufacturers,
is regular druggist. Chemist aud hyscian OF hfeeen
wears experience IN Philadelphia Graduate OF ihe M
ver>y cf Pennsylvania; Member OF d fercnt Medical III
stitutios If Philadelphia, New ork' ooson nelumore
&C. and ass ,cale and corresponding member Of several
Medical institutions of London and paris-hence the ea
son the greater confidence placed in his pills. ana tner
being recommended the practice OF most respecao'e
physirians throughout the United States.
on Principal depot. Dr. LEIDYs DisPENsAeY' So. iIi
nth Fourth st, fhaeaphia- sold whcissale snS @
.rr,i. 1t WORKMAN'S Drug Store, Carndeii i0i'aND
d URrlS, Columbia MiLi ER d M!SSAkD, Sum.es' Mse
willie ur MALLui. Cheraw: PR NTT JAMES, New New
b-rry RtItF& KEEDY Chesterville: j. L. loN''on
irishtIo; Ii. Il. WESr, Unionvilie pr. T. ". "
HIN AMI CLEVELAND. Charlepton; aud oy most prus
gsts d Storekeepes inthe Cnited States. "a.
Ang. 20, 1850. 66 I'm
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23
LY FROM MINERAL NOsTRUMS


Therr!tAe. however br, ken down III health and
spirits, huweves oaihsnIne tn himself and Others,
let 10 nnc dispar "i recovery. let the patient nni!
understand t:ai his hope OF PHYSICAL rrS'nr 'th'
cs n"y in "Guys"us Extract V Yeilo'o Deck and
Sarsamriha," aud persuade him Tor his
LIES SAKE
to try 1t; and we have M Hesitation, in predicting
his spec ~ restoration 10 health. .eI g.,
As i means OF regulating all the functions of
WoM,v's DELICATE OM ,NIzATIoS,
II has equal in Inc InaiprIa medca, and at thai
critical period nf lii". when the first stage of her
decline commences. its cordial and iiHisOrating
properties will enable her to pass the Crisis safely.
TNoue genuine unless put up in large bottles
containing quart, AMI name OF the Syrup blown
IN the glass, with tho written signature ). F. BEN
melt on the outside wrrpper
Price. 81 per buiile-ur bottles for s..
Suld by SEUVlL &. MEAD,
lib Cllar'rns street, New Orle uis,
Sole General Agents for the Southern States, I"
whom all orders must he addressed.
Sold hy T. J. DELAY. and at Workmans Drug Store.
Camden =. g., Hall ~ Ropest. WinIshoro', =. C., \.
Fitch Columbia. S. G.. Beach & Ehney. Oaasehurg. :.
c. IIavand lInrra & Co.. and p NJ. Coheu's, Charles
ton = e..
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23

CUGAR, Coffr, Lard and Flour, new supply
~ low for cash, at w. Z. MOORE
June g. Al "
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23
Bounty Land.

TTHE subscriber will prosecute claims f"r Land
/ or Pensinn-, on reasonable torus Sn!diers
and officers. in T. Mexican r. in the War ut
lsl2, the Florida war, and other Indian wars. arc
entitled to Bounty Land. KERSHAW.
Drr2i. Il lOl, AIRY I.w
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Executors Notice.

LII persons having demands against the es
IA tate Of Ellen Chesnut, deceased. are hereby.
notified tn come forward and establish the sau.e
and all persons Indebted to the said estate
will make payment TO
THOMAS WHITAKER, EX'or.
May = 81 If
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23

Afk Sicks s IL to rosc consignment.
4 w Fine Baltimore Flour and Lard at the lnw-
est prices f. W. BONNEY,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23

Case Fresh Curranls, received bv
IL e-.E. SHAW g. AUSTIN.
Casks French White Wine Vinegar, superior
article for making Pickles, received by
60 SHAW g. AUSTIN.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23

French Brandy.
Superior French Br; ndy, for Medicinal purpo.
ses. For sale at
WORKMAN'S DRUGSTORE.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23

DRASS Femlcrs, pierced Iron do; folding MIR
ID sery d.; Fire Dogs AMI Fire Irons, y OF every
drscrI irOn. McDOWhhL~ q N'o' TN
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23

LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Ner
vous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys,
AND ALL
diseases arising
from disordered Liv.
or Stomach such AZ
Constipation. inward Piles.
fnlness or Blood to the Head
acidly Of the Stomach. Sausea,
Heartburn. disgust fur Fo d. full.
ness weight in the Stomach, anur
eructaions. sinking or futtering at the
PIT Of the Stomach. swimming Of the
Head. hurried and difficult Breathing. hnt-
tenng at the Heart. clnhing or suffocaing
srnsations when in Lying Posture. dmness of
rpion dots webs before the Sight. Fever and
dull pain in the head, deficiency Of Ppnspiratlon,
yellowness fhe skin and eyes, pain In The side back
chest and limbs. sudden nses of the Heart burning in
flesh, imagining Of evil and great depression spirits
icAS BE EFFEcTuADLY cUREDBY
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Notice.

TIME Subscribers will ask leave nf the Legis.
la,ure at its next session, 10 place the r"ad
now leading from and near Farr's Od tl"uSe
down to Iandsturd. on the old original bed-aIs" I"
cut a race across the roai il We find it necessary
So 10 do. JOHN FOSTER.
Il. X. CURETON.
I.andsford, July %, 1851. ~ l5tw
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23

Fine Cigars.
A Large lot of the finest Brands, Just rece we'd
u at MOORES.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23

lRENCil. iernan AMI In Iglsh Plain CashIneres tor
opened this dav. at BONNEiS.
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THE GREAT SUMNER MEDICINE!
- DIR. GUYSOT1'S l...
IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARlLLA

For the curl Of all diseases or disurders generated
by impure Hlood Its gr at success justly entities
it to the nan h. o. the
GREAT AMERICAN SPECIFIC. >.
So far a. liz ia known it is universally apnrecia-
ted, and ma ny eminent physicians use it daily IN
their praclife will, The most happy effects. aud GER
tfy that it the best extract in existence and the
only one bat
STANDS THE TEST OF TINE.
Every yekr adds to its great popularity, and null
tipes lis diminishing cures. The victim of
HEREDITARY SCROFULA,
With hsupp rating LANDS, Irney .combed f. sh, and
carries eutI. into his ,.onrs, finds Guysut: s
Yellow Ddk and Sarsafarilla hahn Tor has al
fret ons. Ills horrible orlnens are assuaged, and
hIs ina lady not only relieved, but
PERMANENTLY CURED.
II may he safely asserted, from the results "i
past experience, that "Dr tiuysott's Extract OF
Yellow Dot tk and Sarsaparla," is. beyond all COM
pa isnn, ihe
MosT WOvpERFUL REMDDY oN EARTH
forth" Iold wing diseases, and all others proceedmg
from
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23

HYSUN, Gun Powder, Black and Grren Teas
L i of the best quality at MOORE'S
June 3. Al
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-23

1850 pieces nj bIeacEed a ID brown Home spunS
As low az they can be bought anv where in hlner
ira At JAMES WILSON'S.
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Soda Water, Soda Water

tSRESUfro the Fountain, with an abundance
\ OF Ice aud goud Syrups, can be had al the
Drug Store OF .hfa FRANCIS l.. ZEMP.
juno 3. A q
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NOTICE.
Oak Bark.
Shirts.

Shirts.
4 large assortment OF Gentlemen and Boys
n OF the latest style. just received nv
McD0WALL & COOPER.
may 9th 36
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Domestic Items.

DROWN and bleached Hiieetngs. every width,
ID Ticking; Er glish la,ny.c clohs; Counerpanes,
PLAIN and figured curtain Dmtv; garm mi l,Imy;
cnored llomespuns and DcnIInS; plaid LInssy
Flannels aud Blankets, at all prizes.
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VITIATED BLOOD.

Srrofu!a OF Kings Evil, rheumatism, Obstinate
Cuane"bs Erup,ms. P,mples or Puste on thu
lace, Bl3iches. Bnils. Chrunic Sore Eyes, Ring
worm OF letter Scad Head, Enlargement aud
Pains of The Bones and joints. stubborn Ulcers,
Syphilttc Lumbago, aud Diseases arising from
all
lnjndicouE use Of Mercury, Acies or Dropsy,
Exmsuf fp, or lmprndence in Life, Liver Com
plant, kgne nd Fever, IniermItring Fever,
ChoIerI M"rbus, Dysrniery. DIarrInea, P-th
ora Of Blood in ina Head, Pies. Pains in the
Rack, sides, Breast or Lnns, and
al fori$s oi Muscular, Gandular and Skin
Disease b.. q.
T. Is ! S,vereign specific for General Debility,
and the }sf renovaior tnr Br,kem Constitution.
II braces dnd re-i vigora!es every gar, pro otes
activity i'd regularity 10 every Junction, and pr'-
duo es thai condition of he whole PHYSICAL system.
which is }e best security for
LONG LIFE!
Let all who wish 10 purge the blood from the inn
purics cbniracted from ir.e indulgence ot the ap-
petite tng The winter, and to prepare the svste'u
TO
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-.a AuSers
DECEIVED direct from the manufacturers,
IL and will be sold at great reduction on for.
mer prices.
Assorted Concave and convex Algers with ant:
without Nuts,
Long Mill Wrigh,s Nu' Augers,
Cast Steel Convex
L" Au er Bits / TO Z.
Or sale by McDOWALL d COOPER.
NAV 9Th 81 It
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-14

ALEXANDRIA Items. The pleasant trips that
can now be made up and down our noble river,
in the various steamships which ply on it, wiA
probably induce, this summer, numerous plea
sure excursions. The scenery Of the Potomac
is fine, and Mount Vernon and Fort Washing
ton every way attractive. Glymont, too, with
its cool shade and limpid waters, invites visit.
We hope, in the improvements that we trust
are to take place in town, the project of secur-
ing some square, as park or promenade
ground for the public, will not be overlooked.
Our gardens and river banks are delightful, but
they are not enough.
The Fire wardens of the different Fire Com
panies, recently appointed, are efficient gentle.
men, who will exert themselves to fill properly
the duties of their office. The dates of the
organization Of the fire companies are as fol
lows: Friendship, 1774; Sun, 1875; Relief
25th January, 1888; Star, 14th March, 1893
Hydraulicn, 9th February, 1927.
The old Spa Spring still has its numerous
visiters, and walk there in the cool of the
morning or evening is very pleasant. The wa
ter of the spa is an excellent tonic, and has
been advantageously used.-Gazette.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-14

NATIONAL FAIR AT WAsHiNGToN.-ln the cor
respondence of the Baltimore Sun OF this morn
ing it is said
al beg leave to suggest that, when the COM
mittee are ready due notice and ample time be
given for full attendance of citizens Let
meetings be called in every ward Of our city
let delegates from each be appointed; and send
to the City Hall due proportion Of the mechan-
les and artizans who are now here employed.
Every branch of business ought to be there rep
resented"
We approve this recommendation and trust
that the officers at the late meeting, and
others interested in the cause will attend at the
ward meetings, and address the citizens in be.
half of the project. If this be rightly attended
to our whole people will, beyond doubt, unite
heartily with them.
Such fair can be got up in this city as the
nation may well be proud Of, and from which
advantages of the highest order may be derived
What more appropriate place for it than the
centre Of the Union, the city in which are as
sembled the legislators of the country, and the
vicinity Of the Patent Office, National Museum,
&C.. a.-..H ..
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-14

WASHINGTON CRY MARKETs.-They have been
but passable this week. Perhaps the farmers
are busy on their future crops. Yet we can live
well at tolerably fair prices. Ladies and gen.
tlemen carrying their baskets this morning
were charged for mutton 10 cents per pound !;
veal 125 ; pork 10; beef l2l hams l25 smoked
beef II; old potatoes, so cents per peck; new,
do, 62A@75; peas 25@31 per peck; beets 123
per bunch; Eggs lsa per dozen; butter 200
25 per pound; cherries SOLO per quart; straw
berries 25 do; raspberries 25 do; currents ca
10 do. asparagus 6 "a 10 per bunch Gym
lings 3l@5O per dozen; beans rs per peck.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-14

Mr.. CoRcoRANs New BUILDNGs.-These are
not to be all together, but will be built in pairs
in the vicinity of Lafayette square. They are
to be irst-class dwellings, and to possess every
adornment and convenience. We understand
that Messrs. Hardness and Barker have con-
tracted to build six Of the number, but do moi
know who are the contractors for the other
two. The purpose for which they are to be
built is not known to the public, though many
guess, and perhaps shrewdly Our high func-
tionaries are often at serious loss when sud-
denly called upon to assume their places in the
Executive Councils of the nation. Perhaps
Mr.. Corcoran has considered this. He has
often been known to think of the wants Of
others than himself.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-14

DELAwARE.-ln 1870, when the first census
was taken, the number of slaves in the State
was about 9,000-a sixth part Of the people.
Now there are but little over 1000, not more
than-one-fortieth of the people. The census Of
1910 developed the alarming fact that the whole
population of Sussex county was rapidly de-
clining, having then less population by 2,025
than it had in 1880. Kent county, too, had
been declining, but not so rapidly. The in
crease of New Castle county alone saved the
State from the disgrace of depopulation Kent
and Sussex are now, however, beginning to re-
yive. In Kent q spirit Of improvement and
progress is awakening; the current Of it's pop
ulation, heretofore backward, is reversed, and
more thriving condition Of things generally
betokens the commencement of better time.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-14

PoLIcE.-Mr James Robertson was sure
enough provided with employment yesterday /;
but nobly did he battle for the rights of a free
man. His case was commenced at about
ten o'clock a. m, and not concluded until six
p. M, when he was taken to the workhouse for
thirty days Some thirty witnesses were ex-
amined, and his concluding speech occupied
about one and o half hour. A gentleman at
the head of one of our hotels 1--WE believe the
Nationally was willing to enter as his security
and give double X, on condition he would re-
tire from the capital of the Republic, which
proposition Mr.. II. treated with scorn.
On arriving at the workhouse, he asked the
keeper for some cigars and writing materials,
in separate apartment! owe know what
we ere, but know not what we may be-" Sic
transit &c.
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BARNUM AND JENNY LIND-The Tribune says

BARNUM AND JENNY LIND.-The Tribune says
"We publish the subjoined note from Jenny
Lind to Mr. Barnum, for the purpose of show
ing that the contract was dissolved without any
i'll feeling on either part. 1t will be observed
that the proposal to terminate it at the ninety.
third concert came from Mr.. Barnum. We
have also Mr.. Barnum's authority for saying
that there has been no unfriendly difference
whatever between himself and Miss Lind, and
that the reason for terminating the engagement
was his desire to visit Europe in the Nortl
Americd:
TO p. T. Barnum, csq.-My dear Sir: &C.
cept your proposition to close our contract to-
night at the end Of the ninety third concert, on
condition of my paying you So 900, in addition
to the sum / forfeit under the condition of not
finishing the engagement at the end Of one hun
dred concerts.
81 am, dear sir, yours most truly,
JENNY LIND.
{" Philadelphia, June Q, 1861"
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THr MUSIC this afternoon Is al the Presi.

The Music this afternoon is at the Presi-
dents Gardens. Take your sweethearts, or
wife and children. See and be seen, hear and
be heard, admire and be admired, and find your
way home by sunset. If the President should
come out upon the green, be presented to him
if possible but do not attempt to converse
with him, or others will be altogether ex-
cluded. Do not fasten upon any one, for
each one goes to promenade and exchange
civilities with many. Great men and pretty
women will take no offence at your gaze, if not
too intense. Look at them well, if with n be-
nevolent and approving heart; but avert your
eyes if you find that mean old wretch, the
devil, has assumed the form Of envy within
you. The music will be pretty; so will be the
ladies, and the children, and the groves around
you Do not you mar the beauty of the scene
with sad or angry looks. The occasion must
prove one of pleasure alone