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OF We call the attention Of Mer-
chants, Booksellers, Druggists and others,
10 the advertisement of "The Croton
Manufacturing Co." of44 Courtlandt ST.,
New York, in another column. This
Company undoubtedly stands at the
head Of the Trade both in quantity and
variety Of the Goods they Manufacture
and Import, and as they are constantly
Manufacturing, they keep Up full assort-
.ment at all seasons Of the year. We
notice as a peculiar feature in this es'
tablshment, that their store sopen and
their stock, can be examined from
six o'clock, A. M, to ten O'Clock, z. NJ.
thus giving all who visit the city an oP
portunity to make use Of portion o.
their time which might otherwise be lost
And to all who hold with Doctor Frank
lin, that "time is money!" we say, eIvI
THEM A CALL.
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DEATH OF COM. BARRON.
PHII.ADELPHIA, April "a.

The telegraph announces the decease
at Norfolk on the 2lst inst. Of the vener-
able Commodore James Barron, senior
Capt. Of the U. S.N. A gen'leman much
esteemed in aud out Of the service.He was
native orvirginia, and entered the Navy.
March 10Th, l79S He has seen
much service, though his opportunities OF
distinction we're not 80 frequent as might
have been expected. .Fr
The affair Of the Leopard and the
Chesapeake, with the subsequent contIo'
versy and the fatal duel With Decatur,
are matters Of history, which it would be
Improbable now TO disturb. He was
SO years old. By his death, Com. G.
Stewart, Of this State becomes senior
Captain Of the Navy.
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DEATH OF A CATHOLIC BISHOP.
BALTIMORE, lApril24.

The Most Reverend Samuel Eccleston,
Roman Catholic Arch Bishop Of Balti-
more, died last evening at Georgetown,
d. c., where he he has for some time
been suffering from a painful and dis
iressing affection of the throat. He had
been lingering between life and death
for several days, so that his death was
not unexpected. He was in the Goth
year Of his age. The funeral will take
place on Saturday. The bells of all the
churches were ,olled last night, when
the intelligence Of the worthy Prelates
death was received. saat r4
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ELECTION OF WILLIAM l.. MACK
ENZlE TO THE CANADIAN PAR.
! LAMENT FROM HALDIMAND,

~ TORONTO, e. w., Apri! l6, 1851.
VIZ. Lyon MACKENZIE, after an inter-
val Of several years, is again elected 10
Parliament. Mr.. Mackenzie was returned
from the county Of IIaldimand. The ballo-
ting commenced on Monday, and at the
close of the polls last night the vote
stood for Mackenzie, (the Indepen lent
and Ministerial candidate,) 1862;
Ronald McKinnon, Tory Conservative, y
399; George. Brown, publisher of the
Toronto Globe, the Ministerial nominee, }
2S3, and Horatio N. Case, (another Gov.
ernment "Re:orme.") ll3.
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TIE BENTON FIGHT.
ST, LOUIS, April 9th.

Sl' lLoOAo3 bAP' c'''
Col. Benton delivered a speech last
evening TO large crowd. He denounced
the Anli-Bsntontes in severe terms, and
said they had gone over 10 The Wings,
and tina, that portion OF the Democracy
who had stood by him, would have to
fgh. the Wings and them combined 90.
IT, said that those who had deserted
the Democratic party were for office, and
never came back--iuslancing Aaron Burr
and Henry Clay as memorable examples,
He said the fight for the redemption Of
Missouri would have TO commence now,
and in ST. Louis, and they would fight it
to the end--,hey had to 60 into the con-
test heart and soul. 1t was bitter con-
test, but whe ther conquered or defeated,
the proper course was 10 f5ht boldly and
fea,lessly. .a n ele. tt.- t.r.
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MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF Pubic
WonKs.-The Northwest Democracy is
familiar with the name Of JAMES B.
STEEDMAN, as an uncompromising radical
Democrat--one who sticks TO ccrrcct
principle in good and i'll report, and we
think that there is no man in the North
west who would so generally unite it's
Democracy in his support, for one Of the
members of the Board Of Public Works
as Mr.. Steedman, or who is better quail.
fed for the station. The Northwes. is
the stronghold Of the Democracy of the
State. lis public men have long and
efficiently labored for the success Of true
Democratic principle. and when the name
of such man as Mr.. s. is presented, if
lie should secure, as we doubt not he
will, a general support in the Northwest,
we have right TO expect that j: will find
favor throughout the State. tcr5
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THE CUBAN EXPEDITION A RE-
Atty. FA n.'i
Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.l
va WASHINGTON, April Id, 1851.


I learn from private letters from Ala
bama, addressed to a gentleman in this
city, ,ha, the Cuban Expedition, Of which
there has been so many rumors, is assum-
ing something Of a formidable shape.
Quite a large number, mostly Of young
men Of a reckless stamp, ready for any
thing, "from storming h-down to robb-
ing a hen roosi,'' are enlisted in the en-
,erprise. They are encouraged, it is
believed, by Older men who enjoy high
social positions, and who are looked up
to for better things, 1t is supposed to be
the intention of the marauders TO embark
a, Mobile. Their place Of rendezvous is
not known, but is supposed to be in some
environ near the Gulf coas.. ~ r. II
II seems TO be the impression that
they are well furnished with arms and
money. ="
The Government, il is proper to say,
has taken Immediate steps in the matter,
and every endeavor will be made to ar
rest all the parties concerned. Orders are
already far on their way TO the command
ants OF naval forces to be on the alert.
There is not much danger, however, as
the Cubians are armed TO the teeth, and
fully prepared for any force which is
likely 10 leave our shores. The recent
visit Of Mr.. Clay taken in this connection
IT, 10 say the least, a little awkward.
1i'a' s WouTEK YoN TwILLEK
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The NEw CONSTITUTION. I'VE are
compelled again to defer our review OF
this excellent document. Let those who
find fault with il compare il with the old,
not with what each may Individually de
sire, and also compare it with the cons,.-
,u,ions Of other States, and Of those who
do so, nine out of ten, we had almost
said ninety.nlne ou, a hundred, will be
eager to 90 to the polls TO vote for il.
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CoDEy's LADY's Book, for May, is
at hand-a good number. Among other
interesting matter, it containsa likeness
Of Audubon, and incidents oshis life, by
aTom Owen, the bee hunter"
We find the following notice in this
number: w HJa.'
sAfter June 80, the postage on the
Lady's Book will be only 2 cents for
500 miles, and a cents for 1900 miles. =
Persons who wish the Lady's Book will
receive il some two weeks earlier thar
from Dealers, by subscribing directly te
,hs Publisacr in PhiIadelpdia--and the
postage now is no Object"
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01r A man named James Lowry, of
Liberty township, went to Ottowa on
Monday Of last week, and not returning
in reasonable time, and being usually a
very steady man, considerable feeling
was aroused, and on Friday last upwards
of hundred Of our citizens Of Liberty
and Ottowa townships, turned out and
dragged the river bed at Glandorf, for
Ills body. On Saturday evening last ii
was discovered that no accident had hap
pened to him, and he was traced on his
route 10 Gharloe, Paulding county. 1t is
supposed that he was probably somewhat
mentally affected. boat
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MASSACHUSETTS U. S. SENATOR

The House resumed to-day the ballot
tings for U. S. Senator. Two ballots
were had on yesterday, at both Of which
Sumner lacked one vote Of being cleo
tee.
Much excitement prevails; the ballot
ting continuing. The House adjous-
ned without efecting choice,
until this morning, when the balloting
was the first thing in order On the
las. ballot Sumner lacked four votes Of an
election.
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RELsrous NoTlcE.--We are requested
by Rev. S. M. Blower, Missionary
Preacher Of the Bap,is, Church, to an
nounce that he will commence meeting
in this place, on the Friday evening pre-
yious to the second Sabbath in May, in
slant, which will continue over on the
Sabbath, at such time as will not confiic'
with other appointments. l4
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DETROIT.
DETROIT, April %

t OErhoAi, nP" ~"'
A mos, depravod and organized gang
Of men numbering from 30 to 40, have
been arrested in Jackson county. Their
sole occupation was the destroying of
property on the Central Raiload, by
placing instructions on the track, coun
terfeiting, horse stealing, burglary, and
robbery. Among the persons arrested
are 8 Justices Of the peace, 5 physicians
| iudt 9, and 4 cousrables. The depot
a. this place lately burned, is said to
have been fred Ly one of this gang. i
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~ Among the Congressional fayors
we have received We cannot number the
Agricultural Report issued from the Pa
tent Office. II is almost the mos. valu-
able Of all the Congressional documents,
We would be obliged by copy.
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A NEW SrATEy-A proposition has
been recently broached for erecting a
new State Of New York. 1t is TO consist
of New York city and the counties of
Kings, Queens, Suff ,lk, Richmond, and
some Others lying on ,he Hudson River,
10 contain a population over a millon,-
Such a proposition nov submitted to
Congress would create as much excite
ment as thai occasioned upon The bill to
admi, California. Il will be some years
before such measure will be carried,
we opine Ohio Statesman.
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FROM CANADA.
roRoNTo, April l6u

TORONTO, April lGth. 4
A mob between the Orangmen and
Catholics has taken place in Reuiieu
county, Canada West, owing to the ap-
pon,ment Of Wm. Harris, former editor
of the Bytown Picket, to be Crown L1nd
Agent. There was some blood spilled.
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SpR1NoFlEIn. April 9th.

The returns from the 7h Congress-
ional District are all in--,here is no
choice. ref, r..t.s7r4 a0,,s, i.Tt-.
Chas, Allen, Free Soiler, is certainly
elected in the 5tn District. ...,. .....
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STATE TREAsuRY.--We notice the
nape oe SABIRr SooTT, mentioned in
the Auglaiae Republican, as aprobablc
candidate for Treasurer Of State. With
out expressing any opinion as TO his pros
poets for nomination, it is but justice to
Mr.. Scott TO say lha, he is we'll qualified
for the station, il pure Democracy, sier-
ling honesty, sound judgment, aud the
highest personal and political character
are requisites. l
Our estecmed friend JOHN G. BREs'
LIN, is also named as candidate tor that
Office, ina large number of Democratic
papers. Between such men we would
hesitate to make choice. Mr.. B. is well
known throughout the State, and j, is
character he sustains as an unwavering
high-minded Democrat. With either ol
these gentlemen for candidates, we should
look upon success as certain.
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DEsTnUoT1vE HURRICANE The south
eastern part of Crawford comfy says, the
Plain Dealer, suffered last Saturday from
a most dreadful hurricane. Large hpcks
of sheep were totally destroyed. Houses
we're blown like pasteboard. toys, and
whole miles Of fence were Frustrated
Forests and orchards were rooted up in
every direction. Strange to say, 40
human being was injured.-Cm. Eng.
|25h uh. 81. ,Fg ..,
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or Allen county, Indiana, has given
majority Of 1880 in favor Of q subscrip
tion Of 100000 to the Ohio and India.
ma Railroad company. IN '
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OMrssroN. In the report Of the Dem
ocra,G popular vote the following state
memj WAS g. mistake, omitted in our abb
sencc. I, forms part Of the Official
proceedings:
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Total Of white males over2l, 247l
The above shows very handsome in
crease over the enumeration of 1877
Lima Argus.
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or Inconsequence Of tho absence Of
the editor, on business, for the last three
or four weeks, some matters have been
omitted that will hereafter be fully atten-
ded to, and this also mustb be our apology
for the deficiency Of editorial in our
columns.
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\ fe.J-i3 WeIare soon to have another line
of telegraph wires through thi, city-zto
aAtend from Buffalo TO ST. Louis; Gload
TO hear il r--Swaa's Eltpctor. .-.
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THE LAST EXECUTION FOR WrTcH
oRAFT.-As late as the year l7l6, in this
most enlightened Of countries, Mrs.
Kinks and ber daughter, child aged
nine years, we're hanged at Huntingdon,
for selling their soulsto TO satan, torment
ing and destroying their neighbours by
making them vomit pins, and for raisine a
storm, SO that ship was almost lost;
which storm, was raised by the dabolical
arts ofpullng off their stockings and max
ing a lather Of soap!-English Paper.
So much for the wisdom of the las,
century. We Of this age do wrong often,
but no, often so glaringly. t,s IA
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Or We give the following as speci
men of the superstition of our so.called
philosophical times: - a'
News FROM HEAvEN,--D Davis, The Re-
velationist has published a new and most
interesting volume, called "The Philo-
sophy Of Spiritual Intercourse in which
he gives an account of visit, 10 himself,
from a departed friend. The circum-
stances Of the arrival, ETC., are thus mar.
rated:- 81,
"On the morning of the twenty, filth
Of November, 1850, he caused me to feel
his personal nearness and desire to enter
The house in which | am at present resi-
ding. Accordingly, ! proceeded to the
door, opened it, and admitted my (raier.
nal visitor. BY previous request, the
family granted me the exclusive use Of
the parlour for this spiritual inyeryiew;
we entered this room together, closed
the door, and thus passed into the sacred
sanctuary of interior communion. In
three or four minutes distracted my
mind, by an ac, Of volition, from outer
things; resigned my whole being to the
invisible, magnetism which descended
upon and pervaded me and readily glided
beyond the trammels of the body, and
became as near A SPIRIT as person can
possibly be and maintain his relationship
to the physical organism. My brilliant
visitor stood affectionately by my side;
though his feet did not descend lower
than eighteen inches above the aoor-be-
cause stratum of atmosphere, more or
less dense is always necessay y for the spi-
ritual organism TO walk OR stand upon. =
| was sufficiently in sympathy with him,
to hear, 10 understand, and 10 ENJOY,
all he so musically dictated; and at lie
same time | had the requisite control Of
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RAIL ROAD ELEcTIoN.--We give be-
low the vote on the question Of Railroad
Subscription in Allen county. The vote
is the largest polled in the county since
the new organization ...-a L.-L- n-..-
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KALlpA. May ]. 1851

hAbiDhs "oy 10 isoi'
Mr.. EDITOR: AS believe the following
Receipt to be valuable one, send it to you
with the request that you will give 1t an in.
sertion. Yours, r. Z. b.
RECEIPT FOR GRATING. WAX IA lbs ros-
in, | lb. tailow, 1 lb. beeswax, melt together,
and pore while hot into bucket full OF cold
water. Work it as little as possible before
using. Wax made in the above manner will
not crack by cold or melt by heat, and will
be found the best for this climate. td ,
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OF Henry Clay was seventy-fve
years old on the 10Th ul,., and the day
was properly celebfatedin New York city.
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LIv1NGsToN's LAW REGISTER. This
work contains the name, Postoffice, coun-
ty and State Of every Lawyer in the
United States. Also list Of all the
counties with their shire.towns, and the
legal rates Of interes. in each State; TO-
gether with the legal forms for tho ack-
nowledgment Of Deeds. This most va
luable work appears TO be all it pro-
fesses, and that is saying great deal.--
None but those who have felt the embar-
rassmeni occasioned by the want Of such
a Directory, can appreciate its exceeding
usefulness. From our acquaintance in
this section Of the State, we should say
1t was very correct, and work Of labor
deserving the support and encourage
,ment of all business men. New York
John Livingston, l57 Broadway. at
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OF The following table, handed 70 us
by Mr.. Bell, Auditor of this county, will
show the amount Of wheat and corn,
raised in the several Townships in this
county, for the year 1850:
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Great wealth seldom enlarges benevo-
lence. Itmight we doubt not, be added,
with truth, show little good they do" d
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ENUMERATION FOR l850.-The return
Of the Township Assessors for 1850, OF
the enumeration of white male inhabi-
tants over the age Of 81 years, exhibit
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MICHIGAN ELECTION.

The following is the resul, Of a recen,
election for Circuit Judges:
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0r The American chronological
Journal, the Water Cure Journal, the
Monthly Literary Magazines, and quite a
number Of miscellaneous works, are on
our table, but we have not time to notice
them as they deserve, at present, we will
however, take the earliest opportunity to
do so. ,,so ar..1 fGsi 3.
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How MUCH GOOD THEY MIGHT d.
In one Unitarian society in Boston there
are ten members untedly worth more
than ten millions Of dollars American
Messenger.
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columns.
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Ia srTwxgS WHAT lDpsCRrPrfc'
ID sTEEETs o.
PROPERTY.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-05
Teachers Wanted.

TNHE CAMDEN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
i being about TO open Maze School in Cam.
den, will elect on the 18th December next, Prin.
cipal to take charge Of their School He must Se
qualified to prepare pupils for the Junior Class in
the South Carolina College. If sufficient num-.
Der of scholars offer he will be required 10 have an
Assistant in the English department, to be a p.
proved by the Association. They have recently
bu comfortable School Jlouse, consisting Of
two rooms witt! fire places; and furnished with
desks and chairs fl the most approved style. sufi-
cient to accommodate forty.elght scholars this
will be given (rent iree) to such Teacher or
Teachers as the ASSOCIATION may elect We coH-
iden;ly expect that he income Of this School will
not be less than Eighteen hundred dollars. The
exercises OF the School will commence On the Let
Monday in January next. Application may be
made to, and any oher information obtained, from
either of the undersigned.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON.
DR.. L. II. DEAS,
DR.. JOS. LEE,
Hon. THO. J. WETHERS
Charleston Courier and South Carolinian, copy
semi-wceky TIL lst December and send fees t.
this Office.
Oct. 10. so
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progress, and ask leave to sit again on Friday
at one o'clock, which was granted
The Speaker having taken his seat, Mr..
Seabrook offered the following Resolutions,
which were ordered to be printed, and made
the special order Of the day Tomorrow at
o'clock ;.
Resolred That the State of South Carolina
considers the past aggressions OF the general
government sufficient cause for Il dissolution OF
the Union, and it is her conviction that 1t should
now take place.
Rssolred That she holds the right ofsrcess.
ion to ,be fundamental, and is prepared, and
would herself be now willing to exercise that
right but forbears to do SO iii Difference to the
convictions of her sister States of the South, and
in the trust that they are true TO our common
institutions, and that in the action they have
taken. thew believed themselves to have been
so. and will not finally desert and betrav lhem
Resolrea, That she will leave the Union up.
on past issues whenever she has reasonable
ground of belief that it will meet with the conn-
tenance and support Of any Southern States or
State.
Resolred, That as the harmony and unity OF
the State are Of the first importance, and our
unhappy divisions render us impotent for good,
we recommend to the people Of South Carolina
to forego all party PRIDE TO bury all party feel;
ing, and discard ali party organization, and
come together once more rs brothers and Ca
rolinians to viudicate her rights and maintain
her honor.
Resolrcd, That this General Assembly con-
fides in the wisdom and patriotism Of the con-
yention to he assembled, and entcrtainS the
hope that guided by these sentiments, it Will
be able to come to such conclusions as will re-
store peace within our borders, and make South
Carolina once more united and happy peo-
pie.