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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09

establish Free Commonwealth" was first pub
lishcd, about 1860, the Rota" ensured aud
condemned it. One member said TO Milton :
x Your writings is all windy foppery. You fight
always with the fiat Of your hand, and never
contract your logical fist" Another said; /
wonder YOU do not give over writing, since you
have always done it to little or no purpose; for
though YOU have scribblcd your eyes out, your
works have never been printed but for the com
panv of chambers and tobacco men," Har-
rington, author Of Occana," showed much
the same critical sagacity. Wcethcr Milton
was convinced that they were right, does not
appcar.-CMisiian Register.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09
THE WINE CUP.

Stay-stay thy hand lift not the cup
Of rosy, gltlcrng vine:
Though clear It's depths, there turks beneath
A curse for thee and thine.
Ye say it gives merry heart,
And drives away dull care;
It brings what else thou would'st not know,
Uumixt with dark despair.
Ye say il has the power 10 drown
Thoughts Of litc's sterucst ill
To bring forgc::u!mess Of woes
And conscience voice 10 still;
Believe it not-ol, never seek
Oblivion in the bow! =
a draught vii! only deeper fix
The agony Of The soul.
Ye say it stirs the sluggish blood,
And bids it quicker how;
Ye say lis Pleasant TO tie LIP,
And bright its ruby glow.
Have We not seen the flashing light,
That from the wine cup came,
Lad on the tempted, trusting one,
To misery and sl!alnu:
Then taste not, touch nc.,"-dare yc thus
Your glorious Jrth-ri9ht stain!
Would ye-descendamis Of the free,
CIank the incbriatrs chain'
No,-hy the memory of the brave
Who sleep beneath the sod
Shake of the curse, and give your pledge
To virtue and to God.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09

loavcs are plenty for her and her little ore,
with what she getsby sewing"
"And have YOU any more such customers,
Simpkins!"
only two or three, air..
"Only two or three; why it must be quite
tax upon your profits!,
80, no! not so much as YOU suppose; alto
gcther it amounts to only a lrie."
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09
CORNING \ LADY.

The Euronean Correspondent OF ;ha New
York Tribune, writes, among other matters ''e
following report 0! 4 case q: successful 'Fca'-
r:ct ola laiy patient, in w'1;c. the c''ic' agent
WAS an Indian Corn. He premises by saylng:
You are probably aware tiat CORN INDIA"
eorn\ j. uuk.ow.. in Paris. 1t is neither known
IS Green corr, nor as sweet corn, nor rs pc?
corn: rs ccru IN tie l.e:ucl, o: coz" Oh t!!r ear
It's rarely seen, even wAca :5rou NJ into Indian
meal. speak OF Paris, ana thc ncigh5or:ood,
only; for beievc it is cultivated III ;he south o!
France, to Il limited cXtcut, uHdrT the name oi
ra0is. WIS, scmc weeks ago, ut dinntr
Marty, given BY an American gentleman, at DIS
chateau, in saburb Of Paris. Upon tie table
were green corn uul sweet potatoes, results OF
pcr!aps the ouly efforts ever made TO acc!imatt
Them here. As the cora WAS passed around
YOU might have distinguished the Americans
from the French, by noticing vic accepted and
who declincd. The turlucr were ger to re-
new an acquaintance long since l"t":;"picu'
while the latter fought shy ai.1 kept the wait.
crs at bav. Itf.il to my lot, however, to ln'-
,iate into the mysteries OF this novel vegetable
Il Young French lady ;t NY right hand: 10
her. the car uron her plate, was revelation
rs shane was anomalous, lis odor singular, and
moreover, the manner OF eating 1t Was Darba-
rous Before attempting It's demolition, many
an unanswered inquiry passed 'AToagh her De-
widered little brain. Was The outsid' mere
rind, inclosng the pulp in tlt '"le!or. Vi was
If nutrimcut to the core, and s"cculcncc 10 thc
centre! Did it have Il stone DId II iA'oA-
icate like the magucy: Woato the IHice start
forth rs from ripe tomato at the first miner
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09

A"Tcrdanf' in Cotton MHl.-Araw, straw
halted, sandy -whiskcred six footer -one OF the
pnrely unillitated came in recently from Greene,
with Ioad of wood for factory company.--
Not satisfied with contemplating the "poctry OF
motion" at Il safe distance, onrhero must needs
Introduce himself between the cards to get a
nearer view THIS move brought his 'ncthcr
habilimcnts" into Il dangerous proximity t" The
gearing Of the next card, and "!llerrI>r hangs
Il tale.
sYou, ! sny! Size goes pooty, don't she
hoss!' said Jonathan rnl~iringly.
":Sic don't Gn anything clsc," responded the
strippcr; 'Fbu: YOU must be very careful how
vnu move around among this hardware. Twas
only las; week. SIR, that promising young man
from Oxford, student at the academy here,
MAS drawn into that very card, sir. and before
any assistance could reach him, he WAS ran
t,rough, and manufactured into No. lG SUPER
extra cotton warp yarn."
"ls-o-vow. | believe you're johin, slut
tered Jonathan.
"Fact, sir" continued the stripper; "and his
disconsoate mother CAME down two days ago,
aud cot five lunches OF the same yarn rs mel
ancholy relics
"By the poker, that can't be true"
.Fact. sir, fact. and each of his fellow stu.
dents purchased Il skcin piece to set III lock.
,ts. and wore it in remembrance Of departed
worth"
.Is that fact meow: Was he really carded
spun and set in lockets e
4 sense of personal danger here shot across
our hcros mind he began to retreat prccig'.
lately, without waiting for al answer.
there was not much room 10 spare betwiXt
himself and the gearing of the card behnd-
Another step backward comp lcted The ceremo-
nv oiiutrodlct;on. His unwhisperabIes being
of large "calibre," the process of snarllnS them
~ into hard knot was no ways slow. Our
hero gave tongue" instanicr.
"O.h! m-u-r-d-c-r! Let go!-yeou hurt -
blast your pictur-lct so! Amt ycou ashamed
Get cout Let me alone, can't yeou do!
The card strippcr threw of the belt, but the
momentum of the cylinder kept it rcvoIv!ns'
and our hero supposiny it still i'll full oPerat'on'
burst out anew:
"O!, stop her. stop her, do! | amt well, and
| ortcr to be to home; father wants T." steers,
and mothers going to bake. Stop the tarnal
mashccn, cant yuu do. Amt yc got any
tcrlin' for fclcr in distress! Oh, dear LII
be cardcd, aud spun and made into l"cAsi''
Jc.uslum. How wish was to Greene.
The card WAS stopped at last, bat Jo"athan,s
clothes were So ,ans led i'll the gearing that 1t
was no slight task to cXtrc:Ite hun, aid II was
only by cutting out the whole OF the "nveslcd
tcrrilorv," that he was finally relrased.-lan-
kcc BIudc.
ONLY A Tn1FLr.-"Thats right" said | to
my friend Simpkus, the baker, as the sIckly.
looking widow of Harry Watkins went out OF
his shop door with a loaf OF bread winch he naI
given her; "that's right, Simpkns | am glad
YOU are helping the poor creature Tor she has
had IL hard time Oft since Harry died and her
own health failed hcr."
'IIard enough, sir; hard enough; and am
glad to help her, though what give her don't
cost much--only triilc, sir!
GLOW often does she Gomez
Al ,,o. l. | told hpr N rutnp
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09
CAMDEN i{OTEL
IS NOW OPEN
FOR TIE ACCOMMODATION or

IDR JI1E ACCO.H.HODfI I'f oI
TIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
TITS an excellent and comnodious building, new
/ and well fitted up, and lately put in state OF
complete rcpair. The ro"ms are large, open and
air, tine Family parIors we'll furnished.
Tie Table VII be supplied with every thing
which an excellent country market VII! afford,
attended Ey the best servants.
ne BAR will be supplied with the choicest
W!."s and Liquors
I'hc STABLES arc well fitted up attended by
careful ana experienced llostcrs, and well sup
piled with Proycndcr.
Also Lots prepared for 'h? accommodation Of
DrnvcIS, with excellent water convcncnccs.
There will Il, all times, be an Omnibus in attend
amcr 10 convey passengers to and from The Depot
The Subscriber having had several years eXpe.
rcnce in the above business, feels confident IN say
inc that c will lie able rive general satisfaction
10 all. who N ~ favor hn with their patronage, a
he is determined 10 use every cEcrlon on lis part
H. J. WILSON,
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Partisan Novelties,

r have opened qui;e an attractive assortment OF
| French EmbroiderieS, containing rich worked
muslin Collars, muslin Sleeves and Cufs Of The
ncwc., styles, Ladies worked muslin Caps, Infant
Cans and Frock Bodies, Mourning Collars, Sleeves
and Cuffs, now and elegant patterns. Also q
rrcat variety Of Lace and Muslin Caoes, some Of
them very handsome, Emb'd Lawn Handkfs ana
worked muslin Edgings and lusertings:
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CAMDEN, OCTOBER 13, 1851.

TUST received, and on the way by every sfsi'
81 VAL, large and well selected stock Of Beess
and shoes, Of every style and quality, wAie6
will be sold at small advance over manufss4sx
rcrs prices. The public are respectfully nsslssS
10 call and examine the stock aDi prices befofe
purchasing elsewhere.
..5::5@These Goods were made expressly fes tfiiI
market, and selected by myself. Purchasers from
the Country will find it to their interest to gi<s
the subs criber call, the goods will be sold from
ten TO fifteen per cent. cheaper than they have
hcretoi, re been in this market.
J. S. McCADDON.
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months ,o,-n.-r
Is published nj Two Dollars if paid iii thTanrc. or Wo
months and Three Dollars if not paid until the end oi Tic
year. w , cu;
ADVERTISEMENT will he inserted at the following
rates. For one square Il lines orcss in HE scnl.wcckiE
one dollar for the first, aid twenty-five cents Tor each
subsequent Insertion.
In the weekly sevcniv-fvc cents Per square for the fFS'
and tLir;y.s-ven and ali Cr"ach Subsequent IN
seron Single insertions one dollar per square
The number of Insertions desired. and the cditlon ~
e published in mus; he noted thc margin oi all aVrr
ts,nen;s or they will be inserted semiwrckiy until or
,,errd ;o he discontinued a!L charged acCurliney
Scni.rnonthy monthly and quarterly advertisements
ns-All communications by mai! must be postpaid to
secure atIertiC:.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09
IDI AI2@SNJa.
ENGEIsE AND GERMAN HOSIERY.

IUST opened, an unusually complete assore-
ej mcnt of every size, color and quality OF La
dies Misses and ChilGrens' Hosiery in Cotton.
Silk, Nerinc and LansbG Wool. Also, Ladies~
and ChiIdrcns Hoods, Infants Hats, Fippets anh
Pulkas, Wooden Boots, at WILSON'S
Palmetto Cash Store
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09
Low E
KOSSUTU'S EARLY LiFE-A LOVE
CASE

The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Daily News writes; -.
nerceve that the attention Of the public
in ENGLAND has again been drawn to certain
facts connected with the earlier life OF hossuth
which arc considered by his enemies to have
left the stain of dishonesty upon his character,
|, is lust to that individual that the real facts OF
the case should be widely spread; that his
friends may know what value to place upon
the living attacks of his advcrsarics. Full
twenty. five wears ago, when kossuth was bare
~ eiphteen or nineteen years Of age, he sue.
ccadcd in winning for himself the independent
Dosition of fiscal agent to lady III ZemplIn
comitat or county. His duties are not to be
compared to those of Il land agent or steward
to noLeman in Engl nd though what that
i,d;idual fulG!s the Gsc;l agent also does but
still more.
The +. la,ions of landlord and tenant IN Hun
rarv are very different, and require different
,no,,rrnnri,t. Whether the personal advan-
faces Of the yuuth.ui lawyer had attracted the
!. dv's favorable notice before Or after the SIT"
,,iHa WAS uiven to him is not quite clear; but
it is unllapyily established beyond the poss'-
L;l;,v Of = bnnli TIA, ko>>uih found iav"r i'll
her ewes, and TIE closest intimacy cnsucd.
Do,iu;r tic period OF unboandcd affection the
lady rave TO her agcli !uyer written control
over ali her property a.! her purse. As Is TOO
otea the cu,c, in such a,lai"$, 1t ended in lna'
taal GOODNESS and hatred.
The lady, carried too t;!r ii her changed al
G.:tioa, demanded statements OF accounts from
hnr accent and cvcu prosecuted Him for mlsap-
yrorration of Il sum OF 1900 tlorlns II ,4?Ol J
kossuth llad at that period, young as he was,
already acquired political notoEIcty aud had
made enemies.
The accusation Was ur~cd with malicious
Li,trrucss and after Il long series Ct n'st PrtHS
loymaiiies and techncalies, in the use oil
which i.nniard is surpassed only in Hungary,
kossuth 1t last appeared before the Jury III
the Scdru or County .tsszcs' 10 save hIl''
self from the penalty OF felony, kossuh was
compelled to lay bare The Intimate relations III
which he dad stood to his accuscr, and to pro-
duce letters which have hcvcr been dlsavoW"d,
authorizing Kim To make Us" o! the lady iunds
to anv amount. The scandal which Oh this
,lcnnunccmemt, cnsiicd, WIS great and kossut!l
left the country. believe that the amount
which he was accused OF having mlsaprropila-
ted, was subsequently refunded. An event
not unusual in Hungary occurred soon after
the documents Of the case vanished ; but there
is no evidence to Show that kossuth was con-
ccrncd in their disappearance. These are the
true facts well known to every person III Hun
cary. ludccd they were brought to light again
during the diet by an attack made by szechenyI
on kossuth-
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09
1000 Pairs of Plantation BlsszRS

A r the following prices: 75c.; slc.; SIC; 95c.r
N and 81. Mems fine calf stitch Boots; pump
sole Boots, OF various qualities, 25 per cent iewef
than the same quality Of goods have ever been
sold in this market.
}. S. McCADDON.
Oct. Is 81 I'll
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09
Newand Elegant PeFfumery

Newand Elegant Perfumery
THE subscriber has just received and opened
i large and elegant assortment Of Perfumerys
Soaps, Cosmetics &c. Gle is determines to keep
larger and more elegant assortment than has
hitherto been offered in this place.) consisting IN
part, of
l Lubins Extracts for the Haudte:chiefT g!
Jules IIaues 6 "a.
Maugenet d. Coudray's" "
CoIogncs Of all styles and qualities from tb
most celebrated manufactures
Prcvosis Lavender Water
Jules lIauePs''
Eau de Fleur GOrsnge
Anti Msphetic Aromatic Vinegar;
Aromatic Crystals and Smelling Salts,
Jules Hauel Eau Lustrale;
Rousscrs Eau Lustrale Adorante;:
pnlnmade Parisienne;
SILK Bound Pomatnm, in china jarsr
Dissey ,}' I';ber Ok Marrow
Rou<sei's do in screw tops;
Bears Sreese of many different kiad'T
Antiouc oil
Vegetable Hair Oil
Stick Potnatunf;
Bandone Fixateur;
Hair Dye Of several different kind;
Cold Cream for chappcd hands and faces,
Vinegar Rouge;
Charcoal Tooth Paste;
Roussei's Odontinc;
Pilictcrs do
/" Elixir Odontalgique
Rose Tooth Paste;
Waters Tooth Soap;
Tooth Powders of different kinds;
Mcakn's Glove Renoyator, new article for
clca:sing Gloves with various other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
TIIOS. J. WORKMAN.
uc,2l "a u
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WORKMAN & BOONE,
Manufacturers, Wholesale & Rela1a
DEALERS IN
gGcTS, SHOES, LEATHER AND
SHOE FINDINGS.

ETAVE now on hand aid will continue 10 re.
L Il ceve the fullest and most complete Eiockss
ali the Articles usually kept in their line, that Me-
ever been kept in this market.
Having purchased from the best manufacturers
abroad and entirely for cash, in addition 10 then
home manufactures. They Tell well asture1
that they can supply any quantity or qaalRg os
goods, in their lire, and upon az favorable tertnss
they can be bought at any wholesale establish
Iuent in this State.
Merchants and others are respectfully invited N
examine the stock, before purchasing, under tho
assurance that it shall be to their interest to do 90.
sept. %, IS Il
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09

PIcKL1NG MEAr.-'rotrssor Rcqnnesque
dcnounces tic use OF saltpctrc in brine intend
ed for the preservation Of flesh to be kept for
food. That part OF the salt pctrc which is abb
sorbcd by the meat he says, is nitric acid or
aqua forts, a deadly poison. Animal flesh,
previous to TIE addition oI pickle, consists OF
rclatinousIn,and Ebrous substances, the former
ONLY possessing nntltous virtue, that gclatInc
is destroyed BY tie cicnical action OF the salt
pctrc, and, as tie professor remarks, the meat
becomes as different Il substance from what 1t
should be, as leather is from the rawhidc be-
fore it is subjected to the process OF tanning.
He ascrl,cs to tie .pcrmcious effects of the
chemical change all the diseases which are
common TO mariners and others who subsist
principally upon salted meat-such rs scurvy,
sore gums, decaycd teeth, ulcers, &c.-and
advises 4 total abandonment of the use OF salt
metre in the making of pickle tor beet, pork,
&C.. the best substitute for which is, he says,
surar, Il small quantity rendering the meat
swcctcr, more wholesome, and equally durable.
ro
MuToy AND Ills CRiTiCs.-John Mlltou has
attained to fair reputation in most literary
circles. When hi. Ready and Easy Way TO
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09

Just Received,
tN II, 4, III MsrseIllcs Quilts,
IUe 10, IL, Il ia Lancaster do.
Aicynndcr'o White Kid Gloves,
White Ilurccn for Ladies' skirts,
French Enbruldcr;cS Tor FiuuUcing,
Clear Lawn ard Linen CambrIc landkcrchIcIs,
Crinrcd FIanneis for Ladies' sacks,
Very rich Dress silks, White Grape sI'awls,
Household l.lucus, Bamsby Diaper, &c.
f. W. BONNEi.
sOO Heavy Negro Blankets, 7opeccs lica-
ODU W Negro Cloths, Low priced Red Flan-
ncIS, Heavy Dcmims and Strp'd IIomcspuns, just
received ard for sale al reduced prices, by
f. W. BONNEY.
Hollow Ware.
INVERY variety of Cauldrons, Pots, &C., Light
~ VI ,d nm and Heavy. Received and Tor sale
al rery reduced prices, by or,,
MCDONALD L. COOPER.
ct2l Sl u
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09

English French aiI American Tooth Brushes some of
rlcIn very handsome Hair Brushes fine variety .vO-
r. IIprr and Buffalo Dressing Combs Purses, Porte
Munars DC. With many other rliorc articles too ni-
ncrn> To mention in detail. which serve 10 make mp
very Elegant uhong the arscsD assortment ct ar
ii les nf this class. Received at H. !. DELAY >.
Oct 2SIt.
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;. w. BRADLEY,
Dry-GooA~, Groceries and Hardware
Purchaser of Cotton and other Produce.
CAMDEN, S. {.
Te1nperance Hotel.

rBNllE undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the travelling public in general,
that he has again rented the above Hotel ior Il
short time and would respectfully Solicita portion
of the patronage so libcraly bestowed upon him
heretofore, a. no pains will he spared to make the
traveller comfortable and at hrmc.
The Stages, and OnsnIbuses Will call regularly
At the House for passengers, going by Railroad
Also, Horses, aud BuggicS, can be had from him
ou reasonable terms, to go i'll the country.
J. B. +. BOONE.
Feb H. Il
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sNE PATS ULTRA.1

A NEW and splendid stock Of PerfuLIcry, Cos
n me,ics, Soaps, and Fancy articles, which
would have been announced before but for want
of timc consisting in part OF
German French and Amer Aromatic Crystal in cases:
ican Cologne Wafer; IQaeen oi Flowers Hair on; +;
Amlrr Iaycrder do Rose Bussom FLESH Powder
Jubius E., Iorkry Club; Pure NIurlIc de BCcuf;
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09
.350 BONNETS,

VVV
2 have received the above number Of Ladies' and
| Misses BonnctS-comprisinge every kind
Lcghorn, Straw, Chip Hungarian, Alboni, Dunsta-
bic, Tuscan, &c, with fashionable Ribbons to
suit. Also Artificial Sprigs and Wreaths Bonnet
Tabs, Bonnet Innings, white and c. lored Ruche.
black and white Blond Laces, Green and blue
]. WILSON.
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED Br
8" 'gEsOSaSS ). ES EeEsHIN.
THE SEaI-WEENLN JOURNAL
LILLE WEEKLY JOURN!

Is nrbshed nj Tree Dollars and FIFTY cn,S PALS IN
ynnce or -Four Dollars if payment is DELAYED for three
months. - -r,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09

Tile Counsel of Women. DIR. Boardman, in
his admirable work, "llints on Domestic Hap
piness." incuIcatcs tits doctrine, which we cor
daily endorse: :, -,
"In conversation once held with an emil
ucu, minister OF our church, he made this fine
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09

Watches and Jcwclry of the latest and most fash.
w ionablr patterns. Fancy Goods, Albums and An
uu,l, ills, received A. YOUNG
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VI. y y
rARpETIN,; Printed Drngrrts, Rings and l'a ~, III
" a. VI. IL X. kENNEDl'S
r LILY WllITE-puT Powders, Chalk Balls
/ i ur every variety. For sale by
THOS. }. WORKMAN.
oci2i 81 u
CturERlOH Goshen Butter For sale by
or, Ia eDIf r. W. ABBOTT.
NRElS' Extra Quality Corn,
y Starch COR Puddngs, Blanc, Mango, &c.
White Ginger, Goshcn and English Cheese.
Old Port Wine, Cooking Wine, &c, hHr sale BY
+. w. BONNEY.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-09

Pure y lucllc de BGcul
French Bandolinc;
Marslrrnallow Soap;
lIaucl's Shaving cream
=. Eau Lu'.trlI +;
Cut Glass Pungenis,
beautiful patterns;
Embroidered Powder Puff =,
China Puff Boxes;
Cushion ! op do do;
Rousscll's Hair Dye.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-25

TtyHE UNDERSIGNED wishes to acquaint his friends
and the public that he will continue the duties Of his
profession in giving instruction the Piano and In Vo
cal Musc also lessons given the Organ and seraphine
with the Science OF Harmony his residence, OF ut the
private dwellings Of his pupils
The arrangements such that pupils commencing
already advanced In their musical studies can at their
option receive such lessons may best promise their
improvement IL Is ALSO Of serious interest to those who
wish to be well instructed In music that they should be-
qn and follow the first OF lessons in regular
order es possible all future will depend upon
Il.
His recommendations for success In teaching for the last
ten years in Washington and vicinity Of the highest
character and he feels confident that he Ia able TO impart
instruction in easy, brief and profitable lie
socits early call from those interested that they
may secure convenient hours for their lessons All
cessary Information will be given 10 persons by calling
at his Residence Oath street, between and street-
or by leaving their At the nude stores Of Mr.
Davis Mrs Anderson, and At the Musical Depot Of Mr.
George Hbus, whore orders len win be pupctuay at
tended TO. j. II. SCHEEL,
II otsAnist Of Trinity Church R. r. and
N 21-eosm -. Tsscbsr ofhudc, warrington