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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30
A SONG FOR THE LADIES.

The glorious day is dawnlng, girls
- When women shall be free;
When gowns and bonnets, ,caPes and shawls'
49, No longer we shall see
Z Miss Weber. bless her heart sweet girl!
- Has put the scheme on foot;
She leads the trump of male attire,
And We must follow suit.
; Well dress in real abifucate," girls,
With glossy beaver hats,
And don the most bewitching coats.
And Brummei tried cravats;
Well wear superb gilt buttons, girls,
Upon our vests of buff,
Bright extra, rich, plain, trembe gilt,
Flat rface!-thats enough
Oh! won't we look bewitching, girls,
When we're so trinity drest?
No mortal man can brave our charms,
Though he may strive his best.
Be-whiskered folks may envy, girls,
* orr many gar6s and airs;
But let them fret until they tire
Poor fellows no one cares.
Z Perhaps few may "cut' us, girls,
And Law us on the shelves;
z But what of that! we'll crook our arms
And act the 2eaux ourselves!
: And if they wont say marry, girls,
Well call them no gaants!
,h,t nh or
Well never yield our pants. -
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

A correspondent of the Lady's Newspaper says
he has never been able to obtain solution OF the
following enigma. Can any one assist hm!
NV first is the terror Of ladies on land,
NV second the terror ofsailors on water,
My.whoIe has warehouse ofterrors ON hand,
Which sailors don't fear and which ladies run
after.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

TIE GrILLorISEro BE REVIVED IN France:
4 court martial at Montpelier, has condemned
seventeen of the insurgents Of December to the
guiilotnc. The Paris correspondent of the Lon-
don News says. that the sentence has produced
a sensation of profound horror. Judgment ha-
wing cone by default against six of the accused,
the number of heads doomed to fall in the pub,
lie place of Beda,ieux, the scene Of their crimes,
is eleven The offence for which these men have
been condemned to death is hcmurder of three
gendarmes The military justice makes sham
Ges of French town to punish crime which
was the immediate consequence of the coup
Retat of December, and the lives of eleven men
are to be taken in cold blood for the acts of yio-
lence which, however, atrocious, were committed
in the strife of civil war. 1t is stated however,
that in the ministry Of justice there is preparing
decree of amnesty, which it is thought, will be
promulgated on the fete of the 18th of August.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

MUSICAL" -"Smit'I," said New York Judge,
when about to sentence a culprit but just arrived
in the country, "Sinith, shall have to send you
to Sing Sing"
sDon's Judge" said Smith, 81 have very bad
cold Just at this particular time, and | would
rather be excused from singing until get over
my hoarseness, if ls all the same to you"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

DEBTOR AND CRED1roR.--Col. Bodens, who
was very fat, being accosted by a man to whom
he owed money, with how'd ye do! answered:
"Pretty well, thank you; you see | hold my
own" ayes, SIR rejoned the man, "and mine
too, to my SORROW
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

The NoBLEMAN AID THE LAwYER.-A noble
man one day visited lawyer at his office, in
which, at the same time, was a blazing fire,
which led him to exclaim-"Mr.- your
office is as hot as an oven" $50 it should be,
my lord, replied the lawyer, "as it is here Imake
my bread"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

Or CouRsE.-Col. c., who was over head
and ears in debt, when stationed at the Tower
was told by his servant that person wanted to
see him on particular business. Requiring a
description of bis visitor, the reply was -" A
man ofs5color." !" : Cob, say no more" said the
Colonel, II know what color--lTI Is ADDs.n e
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30
after.

HOMER AND BossUEr.-Whenever Bossuet un-
dertook to write one of those Funeral Oratlons
which have immortalized his name, he read the
Iliad in the original in order, as he said, ITO light
his lamp at the rays of the sun"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30
From tie -4me11can Farmer.
PRIZE ESSAY.

On the Comparative Value Of different Manures,
To which sras awarded the Premium Of the
Maryland State agricultural Society.-By
WM. D. GRESHAM, Of King and Queen Co.,
Va
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

The Pope has sent 1 messenger to Vienna to
demonstrate against the heavy demands made on
the Papal treasury by Austria, for the mainten'
ance of troops
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30

PLANK ROAD SpEED.-We have the authori.
ty of the alabama Journal for the following:
On the 4th instant, Mr. Yancey breakfasted in
Montgomery, at o'clock, A. NJ. went to sylla-
cogga 10 miles, delivered speech, and was at.
home again to supper, before o'clock, making
one hundred and forty miles.
1t appears that Mr. Y. was applied to, to adj
dress the Plank Road Barbecue, at Syllacogga,,.
but could, from other avocations, devote only one.
day to that purpose. Mr.. Clayton promised to
put him through by daylight, and sent up some
relays OF his fast teams. Mr.. Yremained about
three hours in syacogga making the travelling
time under II hours.
This unprecedented trip was made over a Plank
Road.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-07-30
The GREEsv1ILBMsp COLUMBIA RAIL ROAD.

The GREENvILLEzaND COLUMBIA RAIL ROAD.
We learn from the Greenve Southern Pa
trtot that the reports Of the President, Chief En-.
gineer and Auditor exhibit a goeddegee of pro-
gress and prosperity in the construction of this
road Ninety-eight miles are completed, and
the cars will run in few days to Cokesbury,
within forty-eigbt miles of Greenville. On the
rest Of the road the grading is finished, except
few cuts and fills near GreenvilIe and the timber
is laid, ready for the iron, as far as ten miles on
last year for freight, passage and mail carriage,
amounted to $780, 9ll6.45. This, after paying all
the expenses of transportation, and conveying its
own iron and lumber, left a net profit of more
than $4,000, being A 1-2 per cent. on the cost
Of that portion of road now completed, great
part of which has been in operation but afew-
months. The net premium on the average
amount of the road in operation during the year /,
would be l-2per cent. During the year there
were l0,096 passengers brought up the road, and :
9,76s passengers and ,432 bales of cotton car-5
ried down. =
The recent Convention of Stockholders held
at Greenwood, Abbeville District, made arrange
ments forthe issue of bonds amounting to $780,
900, PAYABLE in not less than ten years, and
bearing seven per cent. interest, payable semi-z
annually This will be sufficient to complete
the road, and was thought more advisable than
to assess the stock 90 per cent, as the charter
authorizes. The subscription of $4,000 to the
Spartanburg and Union Rail Road Company
was confirmed. - =
The old scrip certificates of stock will shortly
be called in, and new certificates issued
The road will be finished to Bolton by the 18th
October next, to WILLIAMSON by lst January,
and to Greenville by April 18th. The. whole
cost, when completed, will be sl,6oo,ooo.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
METHODIST ALMANAC.

lust PUBLiSHED-The Almanac for 1883 is now ready
IO IL IL handsomely printed, good paper embeshed
with engravn and altogether got up In at
raetye style In addition 10 the usual matter OF an alma
II contains the Statistics Of the NJ H. ChurcbPlan Of
Episcopal Yisltaons for l853-Bisbops of NJ r. Church.
their residences &csummary of the Missions Of the
sM T. Church-Tables of Colleges aud SemnariesS
School Union StatistcsBook ConcernSatistcs of the
Church. Of the British Wesleyan Methodist Church
Primitive Methodist Church Wesleyan Church In Canada
I'M H. Church In Canada; African NJ T. Chuich Principal
.Rehgious Denominations In the United States; and the
American Bible Society Government Of the United States
Including list of the Members of the Senate and House
representatives; Statistics OF the Population Manufacturer
Agrcuture Railroads &C. Of the several States and Terri
Of Principal Cities and TownsPop
.ulaon of other Countries and Ctes-Naygaon and Com
merce the United States &C. &c II contains Also
;rety Of good reading matter in prose and verse.
sep2s GRAY BALLANTYNE, Tth st.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
DHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INVIG
IL ORATOR. to urrXenI Raldnesa. and I
DIR. KITTO'S POPULAR CYCLOPEDIA
- oil Popular Literature. ----

96oNDRNSED from the larger work. Bp John Kitto, ID.
d., author Of" Pictorial Bible History OF Palestine
Scripture Daily Readings &c Assisted by dis
Sngushed Scholars and Dvines British, Continental and
American. With numerous illustrations One volume,
1octByo, Sl2 PIP. Cloth, S3; Sheep, 50 so.
The popular Biblical Cyclopada OF Literature Is designed
Ito furnish dictionary of the Bible emboaying the products
the best and researches in biblical literature
which the scholars of Europe and America have been
gaged The work. the result Of immense labor and researc
enriched by the contributions of writer's Of distinguish
emnence in the various departments of sacred literature
BEEN by universal consent pronounced the best work
class extant and the best suited to the advanced
knowledge of the present day In all the studies connected
4 with theological science. Ess.#4.a.-
The pictorial illustrations, amounting to more than three
hundred OF the very highest order Of the art.
from Hon Theodore Judge Mclean,
Edward Everett Robert c. Winthrop Simon Greenea and
than fifty of the distinguished Ministers and
Of different religious denominations In the
TRY been received, recommending the work n the
strongest admirably adapted 70 Minister'S Sabbath
schoo Teachers heads of families all Bible Students
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE
sep 23--tr 9TH street 0dd.Fellows Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
lR. HARRIss INFIRMARY,
No "a SDlJTH GAY STREET

BETWEEN SECOND LOMBARD sTRKRTs.
xH- A SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EFFECTED, OR NO
GAG MONEY REQUIRED.
Over twenty years experience in the treatment OF all
forms of PRIVATE DISEASES enables Dr. HARRIs TO In
sure sound and speedy In any of these complaints
His remedies free from disgusting OILS baisa poisonous
compounds Of merelgy, and Injurious drugs which 10 often
lead 70 spors rendering the unhappy sufferer an inrad
lfriys
aH THIS INFIRMARY,
cesbrated throughout the UNION for the eectual
'a classes OF Secret Diseases I'm e shortest time
|compshed by proper and safe remedies established in
this city over thirteen as REFUGE from Quacke
1 No public notice of this Institution would be required
were not for the number of strangers in large city
|posed to aPoslroN from the aurng bats Of Mock Doc
ITohs who will promise anything to ence strangers to their
wIITED sRPULcHREs. tEfvt9
ENFEEBLED MANHOOD
[may here find certain restorative The remedies Of DR.
HARRIS in renovang the MENTAL AND PHYSICAL POWERS and
removing all ORGANIC DISABILITY, with other evils entae
by certain Sc'a Habit are innocent In sccn certain In
Ieect and unsurpassed by any discovery Of the age
| a f, f4f, TO FEMALES atH aJ S
DR. H. has given particular attention 10 female diseases
His experience enables him to relieve and Speedily
aH hrsgalariies Nervous Derangeen Cbnsttional Weak
|ness General Debility dc, Prompt attention given to let
tiers, and treatment marked with skill and decacy Com
Imunications sacredly inriolats.
Distant persons cured at home by addressing DR. COR
|DON HARRIS, baltimore, Qetters postpadJ Medicine sent
.ip anv direction by mail f s& may 2T--ly3s
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
-spFcIAL AUCTION NOTICE.

Ty n STKATTON has located himself the south side
H. Of pennsyvana avenue, Of 9th street I'm the
stofs lately occupied by O. H. Byrns the purpose o
conducting sxeluasey the Auction and Commission bua
ness In ali it, yareties The location Is directly upon The
grsst Of the city andupon the open space ns
arc unsurpasssd for sale every description Of
chaudse. fsl8 ae aaG osf tatatf 54t GO ttsl 8l2 .]
Personal attention given to sales of Furniture ut dwell
ngs; Also Groceries, Boots and Shoes Dry Goods, Hard
ware Fancy Goods Jswery &C., received at the Auction
Room judcousy arranged and sold the premises "a
the occupant Real Estate and stocks disposed ofat pub
private sale. sre X f3..slsg y,s s4. VIII
has for several years assisted at the Trade SasS
In Boston, New York Philadelphia and he particularly
his services to such wish to dispose Of Lb
ries and Works OF Art 5000 arE fQif t3t} @ ftat
Consgnments respectfully solicited and cash advanceH
made Whenever required. II i.llat n Sssl ss 1870 IN
Il 8 - galea Of any amount csshed without delay
.8abtsS aia E. N. STRATT0N, General Auctoneer,
aug 4-dH it Ponn. avenue and eth st., south side
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
DOMESTIC GOODS.

TlS, and a. brown shirting
)t. 400 pieces bleached shirtipgs Naumkeag, Waun,
setto, wessacumcon, prize medal James's Stear
Mills, Jonsdsle Bartlett, New York Mills, and a
the other best brands
81, 6-4, IA, lo4, and l2-4 bleached sheetiug
80 pieces Canton flannel, beached and brown
40 do superior bed.ticEs, from o cents up
Penty paids
Apron checks
Pillow cotton
Striped shirtings
10 bales cotton laps-sll Of which viii sell cheap
sen 2l-tr IERBY A MILLER
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26

webster, and submitted the following resolutions,
(which were unanimously adopted @r7Aa
Resoi0ed, That the members OF this Bar and
Officers OF the Court have received, with the
deepest sensiblity, information of the death of
Daniel Webster. We have had occasion to see
land admire his profound juridical knowledge
|his vast proportions, when measured by the ordi-
Inary standard of the profession I; the luminous
path which has marked his professional career
Iand the broad light he gave TO illuminate the
paths by which others might walk.
In common with the whole country, and we
Imay add Of the whole civilized world, we have
jbeheld his career statesman for more than
thirty years, filed with the most important
events in national history From the com
mencement of his political career he was identi-
he'd with all these great events; his commanding
eloquence, oral and written, present him to ellr
view as patriot and statesman of the highest
order, thoroughly acquainted with the interests
| Of our country and competent to guide her coun-
ellis in the most perilous times #.E
But it is not alone as jurist and statesman
we have looked upon him we knew him as
neighbor and fellow citizen, and cherished him
in all the private and social relations, and we
Justly sympathize with the American people, and
with them lament his loss.
A great light is quenched a gigantic intellect
sleeps in death high and lofty spirit, which is
written in the pages of his country's history, and
has made its impression, all that affected its true
honor and glory, is at rest: great man. who
nobly dared, in an appalling crisis Of public af-
fairs to speak those words which shape nations
destiny, is no more. His example is before us.
Resolped, That the members of the Bar and
officers Of the Court will wear the usual badge Of
mourning during the term. W
Resolped, That the District Attorney do present
these resolutions to the Court in order that their
honors may take such order thereon as to them
may seem fit; that these proceedings be publish
ed and that the chairman communicate them to
the family of the illustrious deceased, and re-
spectfully tender to them the expression Of our
sincerest sympathy.
RICHARD s. COKE, Chairman.
A. H. LAWRENCE,
DAVID A. HALL, Secretaries
JOHN A. SMITH,
To which the Hon. James S. Morsell, the pre-
siding Judge, responded as follows:
"The Court sincerely sympathizes with the
gentlemen of the Bar in the regrets expressed on
the occasion of the great national loss sustained
by the death of that distinguished man, the late
DANIEL WEBSTER, and think that it is due to his
memory to adjourn the Court
at is ordered that the resolutions of the Bar be
entered on the minutes of the Court" ..s,3
And the Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'clock. s,.,.ti,.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
ECONOMY IN COPYING LETTERS.

noUGLASS's CHINESE COPYING INK, without tbs
Of the press is great improvement the
method by the press and at about osh NE cost. per
feet copy be taken in minute by the smallest boy in
store and the ink durable and becomes jet black IL Il
destined sspersede the Of the press both from its ad
vantage of economy and the distnctness Of the transferred
copies. ea#4 --.a@ H#-#UrfGs
wIMER Is the sole agent for the District 9th street.
Louisiana avenue.
Hs~ liberal discount made TO the trade.
20=tr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
r. r. r. No, 3.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS,

RADwAY'S REGULATORS
MILD AND PLEASANT IN THEIR OPERATION
To regulate the Bowels and cleanse the systom from all
PUTRID AND ACRIMONIOUS liuMoRS.
Good Mt all times. Time Five Hours.
Small Doses Regulate. Large Doses Purge.
Taken in Dosss from One to EIGHT
THEY WILL CURE
Costveness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Constipation ofthe Bowels,
Sour Stomach, Heart Burn,
Measles Smallpox,
Liver Complaint, Kidney Complaint.
FEvERS OF ALL KINDS.
Typhoid Pneumonia, Scarlet Typhus Yellow and Bilious
And in all cases where the system is out Of order,
a dose Of the Regulators will Regulate
the Bowels, give Tone and Energy
TO the Liver and Restore the Natural Health.
Three Regulators ordinary dose and will empty th'
bowels of their refuse matter In n few hours,
1st They cleanse the stomach from all etd or diseased
humors, and leave II sweet clean, pure, and healthy
he pores and give regular and healthy action 70 the skin
3D. They purge from the skn the secretons, the bowels
the stomach aud every function In the SYSTEM all morbc
|snd unhealthy humors.
In serious cases, where prompt and immediate action
equred and general operation Of the bowels demanded
FIVE TO EIGHT REGULATORS
will produce the most beneficial effects In all Fevers
Scarlet, Typhus, and Boustake from to three Reg
uators every hour until free and powerful evacuation
produced q.
Radways Regulators are pure SAFE quick powerful bu
mild and pleasant In their operation.
Price Of Radways Regulators 25 cents per box contain
Eng 30 Regulators.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
II. III. STABLER CO, Baltimore, Md,
CIIAS. ST0TT co, Washington.
J. r. CALLAN, Washington.
w IT. GILMAN, Washington
X. g. T. CISsEbb, Georgetown, D. G.
COOK A PEEL, Alexandria, Va.
jy2l-iy +
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
YEGETABLF 0IL soAP.

TKEPARED BY Dr. Marbof of Berlin, and analyzed and
liz recommended by the medical faculty Of that city
his Soap particularly adapted to the Of diseases
the skim such eruptions pmples, fsckes, sunburn
tan, &c. .I6sst aa t''a+.tp IA E
The repeated of Dr. Marhofs Vegetable OIL Soap, will
to the skin the healthy condition, and also i'm
part to 1t tender white and youthful appearance 1t viii
also greatly improve the hair by giving It darker shad
land glossy lustre stA ~ - La
Just received by GRAY q BALLANTYNE
sep 23-tr 7th street, above Odd-Fellows' Hall
Hf 4. Il I
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
HEUMATIsM.
CASES CURED IN THE YEAR 1851.
DURING THE YEAR,

41- RAILWAYS READY RELIEF CURED
20 600 cases of Rheumatism In New York
10000 cases OF Rheumatism In Boston. r.
10000 of Rheumatism in Philadelphia.
5000 cases Of Rheumatism In Michigan. a.
5000 cases Of Rheumatism in Illinois.
A- So quick Railways Ready Relief In curing Rheu
masm that nine patients out of ten relieves
from all pain in few minutes after the first application
I'VE have known many twenty persons In day. wht
have called at Office in their carriages TO have the Relic
applied by u.s. and IN FIFTEEN MINUTES have walkec
away rejoicing that they have been able to walk
alone, without the aid Of stick crutch.
Its action s immediate. It's effects powerful and pleas
ant; for In less than ten minutes after taking
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
The patient experiences its Delightful Emotions 81 Health
Restoring Eficacy
WORKING IN THE SYSTEM.
BEAR IN MIND,
That all Pains Railways Ready Relief will stop In few
minutes
As- Price Of Railways Ready Reief-25 cents SO cents
and 81 per bottle. a
Eeach bottle to be genuine must bear the fac-simile sig
nature of RADWAY co.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL,
fails In giving instant to the most tormentn
and agonizing pains.
SICK HEADAcHE.

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most e1cr,,
|ciang pains In few minutes and prevent renewed at
|tacks.
1t will cleanse and sweeten the stomach and neutraiz
the poisonous acids Of the system.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
TAKE NOTICE.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

II TRKwooD McdILL respectfully inform the citizens
Of Washington that they continue TO execute every
description Of BOOK and JOB PRINTING with neatues'
land despatch.
AS Pamphlets, Cards, Handbs, Labels, Bank Checks
|Crcuars Notices. Insurance Policies, Posters Bill Heads
|kc &C. printed at short notice. Also printing In fancy
|colors. or OFFICE corner Of 9Th and streets.
feb lift
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26
|DR. JOHNsTON's INvIGORATING REMEDY FOR OR
lfs e7f-s ttH GANIC WEAKNESS.

l6g e4a GANIC WEAKNESS.
This grand and important Remedy has restored strength
and vgor to thousands Of the most debated individuals
many who had lost all hopes and been abandoned die
Its complete IMMIGRATION Of the Nervous System, the
whole faculties become restored their proper power
uncons the fallen fabric life Is raised mp beauty
consistency and duration upon the ruins of emaciated
and premature decline to sound and pristine health OH
happy have hundreds of misguided youths been made
have been suddenly restored to health the devas
atons Of those terrific maladies which result from inscre
|ton Such persons, before contemplating
e4F f MARRIAGE,
hould reflect that sond mind and bedy the most
without this the journey through life becomes weary pill
mage the prospect hourly darkens to the view; the mind
becomes shadowed with despair and filled with the melan-
hoy reflection that the happiness another becomes blight
kpply Immediately. Wits rtsNElIl
tie who places himself under the care Of Dr. Johnston
may religiousy eonnde IN his honor Gentleman and
Confidently rely upon his skill as Physician. +
| da.l \ TO STRAN6ERS
The thousands cured at this institution within the
ten years. and the important Surgical Opera
lions by Dr. witnessed by the Reporters of the
papers many other persons notices Of which have
esred again and again before the public susicient
uara ty that the afflicted will find skul and honorable
phys. IAN
Is with the grcates reluctance that Dr. Johnston
Units his card appear before the public deeming II unpro
hs afflicted especially Strangers could not fall to fall into
the hands Of those mprudent boastiBg mpostorsindivd
|uas destitute Of knowledge and charactepedars
hosmakers mechanics &o advertising themselves ply
month, long possible and In despair leave with
nod health TO sigh CALLING disappointment
motive alone that induces Dr. j. to advertise he alone
ban To those unacquanted with his reputation
deems to that his credentials diplomas
always hang In his Office.
Weakness of the Organs Immediately cured, and full
ss- ALL LETTERS posT.PAID-REMEDIEs SENT BY
MAIL fr-wv EEw 0#H mar 5-1y
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-26

FRATRIc1pR.-A man named Angus Taylor,
was shot dead few days ago, at Cheraw, South
carolina, by his brother, Mastin Taylor. They
|were firing at mark, and quarrelled about the
best shot. Mastin had been previously some what
|insane, aud Angus some time since killed Captain
|vanderford, and nearly fatally wounded one of
Ibis own brothers.