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,NHE ANTIDOTE TO .UNCLE TON, .

THE ANTIDOTE TO s'UNCLE TOM's
Il CABIN. Marcus Warland. a tale of the
South, complete 10 one vol 2e7 pages-50c
This book deserves wide circulation 1t is
not only true history of Southern Life, but also
Interesting tale, written in charming style, and
abounding in beautiful ideas. Marcus Warland'
should follow in the wake of Uncle Toms Cabin.
The is the antdote, the other the bane; the
one is truthful history, the other partial and
grossly exaggerated and if the friends of the
Union are only half as industrious es their oppo-
nents, Marcus Warand' will be read by countess
numbers of our countrymen.-Daily Pennsylva-
man. For sale by
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
je IA Eagle Square.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, June IA.
Sales of 1000 bbls. FLOUR, at $4.18. White
CORN, 81 to So cts; yellow, Icts.
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HERBERTA CLAIBORNE, Com.
[Whig. copy my 25--3 fawtds

N0rlCE.-by virtue OF a deed oI trust execu-
~ ted to me by Miles 7. Phillips, dated 18th day
OF prember 1e49 and recorded ia the Clerks
Office Of the Hastings Court in the City OF Rich
mend, the 13,h day OF the same month, 1619 en-
Tuesday. the 18th of June, At IL o'clock, / shsiI
proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der. Tor cash, the Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture of Miles T Phillips, named in said deed, Al
go, one Cooking Stove 0patent) The tsle VIII tske
place at the residence Of said PHILIPPE, corner Of
Bank and 18th streets
Sale to be conducted BY GRo ]. SUMNER, Auctr.
je I2-tds LEMUEL RIPLEY. Tfustes.
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LAMBEkr'S OFFICE.
l4th street, under Erchou-~ 49,.

I4fh street, under Exchange u...,
p III w Nos Kentucky, 1876, June 18th.
~ oS 10 4S IL l6 ~ So 81 IS 56 10
D on WI NOE. Delaware. Glass le, June 18th
u 20 Al % q SO 40 S 49 Sc IS Is ~
Fer TO.Day.-The Delaware state i d,,a,r
Extra, Class No. l9.-Capitals: s24 600. 5000
8 000, 2, 1873 of COO, &c. Is numbers. Ia drs IN
Ticke,s IS.
Also. One Dollar Lottery ,,r
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SUM.hbk WEAR.-Just received by Ex-
~ press another lot suuerior silk.warp Alpaca
Sacks of light, beautiful texture the most ples-
SAINT Coat that can be worn in the hot season.
Also, an assortment of light party colored Silk
Vests, which will compare favorably with the best
productions of most skilful tailors Do call at
cur emporium and examine them without further
invitation. HENRY SHAFER CO.,
Ia IL No 1U3 Main street. CORNER 18th
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.-I offer
IA for sale, privately, email farm one and half
miles, easteriy, from the city, near Fairfield II
contains about fifteen acres, and the soil is well
adapted TO the raising OF vegetables The improve
ments are ample; the dwelling csatains six rooms,
large and well finished; it hiss fine upper and
lower piazza in resr, shaded with blinds, which
commands beautiful view of Richmond and the
surrounding country. The ice house. kitchen, &c,
sidered extremely healthy Its nearness to the cf
fy makes it very desirabl. situation to any one
wishing suburban residence, as it 10 near enough
for any one doing business in town. to return home
every evening As the owner is declining house
keeping, and wishes to sell, bargain may be bad,
ie s!efd2w $500, w. GoDDIN
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. FRANCE a. CO.,
lsucceshOrs to r. M0rris a. ia,

ssaccessors to r. Morris Il Coz
For This Day.-Capifals: 1900 O. of : ooo.
TIL ~ souo 70 OF 600, &c. as numbers, ~ drawn.
:, As co. the Patapeco Lottery s5 600 s
OF 600, &c. Tickets 81. vS'ess'
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated. Class N.
80 os % So SO 70 IS Sc "a "a 4 AZ
&c 40 C. w pfIpCEyr
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b1 jOHN k ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
I ARGE DRUG ESTABLISHMENT AT
~ AUCTION, consisting of the usual variety of
MMedicines, Paints, Dyestuffs, Perfumery, Soap,
Glass Jars, &c. &c.
By virtue ola deed of trust, executed to the sub.
sctlDer by Hush c Mcnamara bearing date the
day OF -, 1852 and duly recorded in the
CLERKS ohice OF the Hastings Court of the city of
will be sold on VI ednesday, the 26th day OF May,
at I0 o'clock, at the store of the said Hugh C. Nc.
Namara on Broad street, all the Medicines, Paints
Dyesfuffs, Perfumery, Soaps, Glass Jars, Show
cases: store fixtures, &C. &C., pertaining to said
establishment
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums under $50 cash;
over that amount, credit of months will be given
secured by negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
my IS JOHN r. D. PAYNE. Trustee
EY The above saleis postponed until Wednes.
day, the 10th day of June. The Trustee is fully
authorised to make a privute disposition of the
above establishment on very reasonable terms, and
at great sacrifice. Purchasers are invited to make
early application until day of sale, either to the
trustee or to Mr. II. B. Dickinson.
my 24-dtds ] R. u PAYNE, Trustee.
BY JOHN K. -. PAYNE, Salesman.
ID EAL ESTATE Ar AUCTION.-Byy viz.
IL tue of decree of the Circuit Court of Chan.
Gerry for the county of Henrico pronounced in the
suit of Burlington An ierton ct ais on the 9th
day of June, 1852 will be offered for sale at public
auction on saturday, the 18th day Of the present
uiOhiu; Inc 6Ouec anu LOt LII Tue proceedings IN
said suit mentioned said house and lot being the
one recently occupied by VIM w. Anderton, situa-
ted III what's known as Duval Addition TO the city
OF Richmond. The house and improvements are
said to be in good order, and the property to be a
desirable one for small family.
TEBMs-One fourth cash; balance in two install
ments of and IL months, title retained until con.
veyance is directed by the Court.
By order of the Commissioner
je1U j. R. D. PAYNE, Auctr
70 The above sale is postponed TO Wednes-
day, the Both June.
By order OF the Commissioner.
jeI4 J.R. D PAYNE, Auetr
GALE of VALUABLE LAND. BEING
- PART OF THE WILTON ESTATE, JUST
BELOW RICHMOsD, UNDER DECREE In
CHANCERY Under the directions of decree
of the Circuit Court OF Chancery, for the County
of Henrico, pronounced on the 23d day OF April
1852, in the suit of Cunningham against Randolph
and others, the undersigned. Deputy Sheriff for
Isaac A. Goddn Sheriff of Henrico county, will,
on the Nineteenth day of June next proceed 10 sell
at public auction on the premises, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, 30 much of
the Welton estate as was at sale heretofore made
of part of said estate purchased by John H. Pleas
ants, being the two lots numbered and On the
plat of survey filed in the papers of said suit con-
tanning fifty six and one fourth acres each.
THOS. w. boswell, D. g.,
my 29-30t for l. A. G0DDIN. 8. II. c
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GREGORY Il MAURl.
successors to j. w. Maury q Co., Mana.
gers
Office, No. g. Main Street

% 10 Al 70 81 80 43 40 Sc IS i6 a.
For TO-Day.-Capitals: &24O0O, 5000, 5000,
21se, prizes Of 1000 10 of 200, 10 OF 3OO 20 Of
$50, 3l5 OF 100, &C. 7S numbers, IA drawn. Tickets
S6. iel5
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Il ,UuIMISSIUNEk'S SALE OF REAL.
~ ESTATE-lp pursuance Of decree Of lie
Circuit Coutt Of Chancery for Henrico COUNTY.
pronounced on the 10Th day of March, 1854 In suit
therein pending. under the style of George. &c.
against Brown, &c, Ishall ON Tuesday, the l5,R
day OF June next at o'clock in the afternoon.
to the highest bidder the House ard Lot situated q
the corner Of Leigh and 7h streets IN the civ Of
Richmond, which was formerly occupied BY ysnes
E. Heath and which was conveyed by the 80
Heath and wife TO me by deed bearing date the
21st day OF December le4a and OF recor in the al
flee OF the Court of Husting flor the Rich
mond.
Terms Of sale-One-third cash one-third in six
months, and the residue in nine months from IL
day of sale-the purchaser giving negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, and the title to be re.
tanned until conveyance is directed by the court
nv p dds JOHN D. STEGER
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M KS. GkEN,S NEW NOVEL-AT THE
ltl EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE.
The Gypsy's Daughter, Novel, by Mrs. Grey,
author OF the Gan esters Wife, &c 25 cents
Ben Brace, Sea Tale, by Capt: Chamier,
author of the Lite of a Sailor-50 cents
Gilderoy, the Freebooter, Tale OF Heroic Deeds
and Female Daring-25 cents
Godey's Lady's Book for July-25 cents. For
sale by G. M. WEST e. BROTHER.
je IA Under Exchange Hotel
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LUDLAM & WATSON.


4 ADIkS, IF You WANT GATE r
- BOOTS AND SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY.
call on the subscriber
The subscriber is manufacturing Ladies'
and Misses Cater Boots and Shoes of the best
quality that be had in this country. SO Ladies
in want of Boots or Shoes of good quality, will
please call and leave their orders they will be
properly attended to,and pains spared to please.
ALEX HILL. 127 Main St,
lie RS Richmond Va
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az EWARD.-CARPET BAG LOST
YC Was taken by mistake or stolen from the
passenger cars, at the nIchmond and Petersburg
Carpet Bag, containing sundry clothing end pa.
pera The ABOVE reward viii be paid ON lis de.
livery at the Richmond and Petersburg Depot, and
no questions asked.
ONCE and P. K. R., June 10th, 1864
10 lI-tG
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Drawn Nos Patapsco I67, June 70:
SO II 25 ~ SO 81 6s 81 IL 81 10 76
For TO.Day.-Bel Air Glass "a Capitals:
S20, 000 of $3.50, OF $500. Is numbers II drawn.
Tickets SIS.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
jel5 w. Fl, STATHAM
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SINHOHN,e kXThACT.-fhe London sru
i Gle. for sale BY
je Is BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggist.
HAVANA ClGARs.-I5,v00 Jenny Lad and
je Is JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
ID OSIN.--40 bbls, for sale by
~ j. Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
NAFETY FUSE, prime quality Rscnfed
~ Whiskey, Loaf and Coffee Sugar, Hydraulic
Cement, Tor sale by
jel5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
COGNAC BRANDY.-S halt Iipas Cassil.
~ loo y Cos brand, choice quality, for sale By
je u DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
4ERk tO1 PHlLADRLPHIA.-T
$1,000 spien04 ss.amship Pennsylvaaln,
o'clock r. =. For freight or paige apply ~
1e q nAYo 9 ATklNeoN.
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Mks. CAROLINE LEE HRNTZ's

MI RS. CAROLINE LEE HRNTZ'S
EOLINE, OR MAGNOLIA VALE, novel By
the author of Linda, Rena, Marcus Warland, &c
price soc
LIFE OF GEN. FRANK PIERCE-price 25c
PENCIL SKETCHES, outlines of Character
and Manners, including Mrs Washington and MIR
Smi' h. by Miss Lessia, yols--price SOC
GlPSEYS DAUGHTER. by Mrs Grey-price 2s
MARCUS WAhLAND, by Mrs Hentz-5Oc
RENA. LINDA, MOB CAP. &c, by Mrs Hentz;
so cts each
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for July-1sc
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWs-25c
LONDON PUNCH-l2c
LONDON ART JOURNALISTS
PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN for 4th
DAYS OF BRUCE, by Grace Aguilar, vols-$l
CoURTsHIP AND ADVENTURES OF STAN.
LEY THORN.
YANKEE NOTIONS for June-lac
FLAG, BANNER, WAVERLY MAGAZINE and
ARTHURS HOME GAZETTE for this week, to-
getner with every thing in the cheap publication
line for sale, wholesale and RETAIL at the Literary
Emporium of THOS. H. GRESHAM,
109H Broad street, opposite Broad st. Hotel.
je Is
IRON AND STEEL sTORE,-I75 tons
L American, Swedes English and country ham
mered Iron. assortment comprising nearly all
sizes: fat, square, round, oval, half round, hoop.
band and sheet
tons Plough Iron, from to IL inches wide,
Plough Plates.
S tons American and English blistersd CAST Ger.
man aud Spring Steel, for sale by
je Is s. McGRUDER e. SONS.
I AND FOR SALE.-We Ohef Tor sale ABOUT
Ia 100 acres of land in Henrico county about
ven miles north of the city one half of which is
cleared-the balance so wooded that enough wood
might be spared from it pay for the land. 1t lies
WELLS conveniently situated, and is of good quail
ity. IL 10 without improvements and will be priced
accordingly. apply early.
TOLER & COOK,
jel5 General Agents.
THE OD0NrO OR PEARL DKNTI.
L FRlCE, prepared from the recipe of the College
OF Dental Surgeons and recommended 20 the pro-
tesson general This delightful article
combining the choicest ingredients. is confidently
recommended for purifying the breath, strength
enng the gums, and rendering the Teeth beautl-
full Dearly white. For sale by
je Is BENNETT & BEERS. Druggists
4 VHOLEKA MIXTURE, for the positive
~ and speedy cure of Diarrhua4, Summer Com
plant Cholera Morbus, Cholera 1nfantum, and ali
other diseases of the Stomach and Bowels.
This Mixture, which is the recipe of one of our
best Southern Physicians, can be confidently re
lied on as one OF the very best medicines ever of
fered to the public for the GU OF the above named
dangerous diseases; and when used according to
the directions has rarely been known 10 fal in
stsntiy to reiieve aud IN q few doses to effect q
permanent cure Sold only by
BENNETT a. BEERS, Druggists,
jal5 1875 Main street.
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NLOTHS. ~ASSIMEkES AND VEST.
" INGS.-CHARLEs HARTWELL g. CO. have
in store very good and select assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres aud VestiDgs, which we will
have made 10 order at the shortest notice, guaran
teeing fit, and at prices that caunot fail to suit
lie Is C.. HARTWELL co
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1yOR1ET1 -Iust received per Expreses coed
" eesorfnent q CoFsets, I'll sixes. 6
i CHAg. HARTWELL = CO.'S
Z II l0s ufoad stfssG
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lkUN RAILING MANDATORY AND
GENERAL BLACkSMITHING.

GENERAL BLACkSMITHING.
THE subscriber continues 70 manufacture Iron
i Railing. OF various patterns suitable for en-
closing dwellings cemetery lots &c scIne Of which
IL very cheap, and can be sent TO any part OF tie
country, and put up by the subscriber, OF with
such directions will enable any mechanic to put
it up without difficulty Also, LIGHTNING RODS
of any size. Those made Of iron 4 Of an inch In
diameter will be put up substantially, ~ about the
same prices that have recently been psid for those
NOT one fourth large; and there can Dc no obec-
ton to having them strong when there 70 no extra
cost. s9s
CELLAR and VAULT DOORS, GRAIINGS
work, will be done wen and promptly. Persons
desiring Information about the ceet Of any find d
iron work can have IL BY making application, eithoi
In person or BY letter, 70 H. II. ROPER,
9th street, between Main and Franklin
&.
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Drawn Nos patapsco, l67, June

sTATHAM'ss LOTTERY OFFI1;K-
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old standl
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DLUCK TIN u PLANISHED GOODS.
ID The subscriber would call the sit ntor Of aotel
keepers, boarding house keeIers and private fani
lies to his assortment of bloch Tin and p,snAhcd
Goods, consisting Of
Round Coffee Urns, holding from = 70 "a grts.
obiong Tea do do DO 40x 90
Coffee Filters with heaters do 2 to e DO
Do higgins, oval and rornd, pints y 8 piats.
Meat Dishes with high and low covers also hess-
ers underneath, some extra lsrge sizee.
Vegetable Di b ., Oyster stewsrss flsse heafers
soup Tureens, with and without heaters
Tea Kettles with amps underneath, q~srts TO Z
quarts
Dish Covers from. 10 to 20 inches
Ice Cream Moulss, Melon Moasds. Seollopea
Cake Pans, Nursery Lsfnps, oval Teasfnd cylEss
Poss
Egg Coddiers, to boil 6, u, 10 sDd "a Eggs
Gravy Srraipers, re. DC. For sale u the asnse
Furnishing Store OF
je1l--iw L. GINTER, 1871 Main street
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DACON,--A prime let Of Shoulder. sldes snd
% FamiIy Haas, for sale b .-~..,~
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NGARINE TlAR PIkCRH.-Eieht day ana
IN 30 h0ur Marine { locks, Assortea sizes To-
resher vith full aasortmens Of Mantel and Cot
,sss Clocks, iuss rsceivsd from Tho mansfscsory
psr schooner Os;anna end for sale e low prices BY
G. J. 6INTON 4 CO.,
jeN aien Of the Circular saw, II Msin It.
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a YOU 81 MAN who has Ia three years ex.
IA perience in the jobbing trade IN this place-has
a good trade and extensive acquaintance wishes to
procure situation in large Grocery and Com.
mission House. Beet city reference can be given.
Please address A. B. A., through Post Office.
lie ls-3lk
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FROM THE MINES

In relation to the general prospects in the
mining districts, the Sacramento Union re-
marks:
The advices from all parts are highly favor
able. The miners are very generally receiving
fair remaneratons for their labor, and while
there are fewer instances of extraordinary in
dividual fortune, the average yield per man i,
evidently increasing by the application O
science and we'll constructed machinery
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- gent young Girl from the North desires STU
ALTON az housekeeper. She can produce good
testimonials as to character and capability, No OBJ
jection TO the country. Enquiries to be made at
this Office. ie H-a*
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San Diego papers TO the Oath Of April have
been received at San FIR ncisc0. The u. s.
boundary commission still remained at San
Diego, awaiting the arrival OF Mr.. Bartlett,
but expected to leave for the Gila in two or
three weeks.
r, The U. y. revenue cutter FTolic arrived at
San Diego on the Oath of April.
The comma nd of Major Fitzgerald arrived
at San Diego on the 10Th of April. from the la
goohs Of the Gila and Colorado. When attack
ed by the Indians in March, Major Fitxgerald's
command consisted ofbut "a pryates, not 60,
as enormously stated. The troops followed
To the distance of 20 miles, burning on their
way numerous villages, destroying crops and
airing upon the enemy. The government an.
imsls on the Colorado are suffering a great
deal from the want Of forage. Major Fnxge-
raids troops went 81 miles without water,
and lived two days on mule meat.
SAN Francisco, May I3.--AgrcuItaralim i'm
plements, OF some kinds, are becoming rather
plenty. Breadstuffs are lower. Considerable
sales OF Haxall aud Gallego -four Al S8.-
There has sprung upa speculative demand,
and il now being in few hands rise mas,
follow.
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4 SMALL FARM FOR SALE otfel

nv 29-aOt
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-29
Death of Bishop Gadsden.

Bishop c. E. GADsDEN, the veneratcd head of the
Episcopal Church in SouCarolina, expired in Charles
ton on Thursday morning last at eight o'clock The
Evening News thus refers to the melancholy event:
DEATH OF BISHOP GADsDEN-It becomes
our melancholy office toannounce the death, at his
residence in this city, this morning, of the Right
Reverend Christopher Edwards Gadsden, Of tfs
Protestant Episcopal Church of South CarolIa,
and Bishop of this Diocese Bishop Ga@den
was the grandson of Christopher Ga1'den OF
Revolutionary memory. He was pvine no
less distinguished for his long and es'nest servl-
ces to the Church. of which he wasan ornament
than for his solid learning sinerre pIety, unas-
suming manners, and amiablsaeportment. re
was IS years of ape, and hd been suffering tor
some time with sickness ard protractcd debility.
Bishop Gadsden was graduate OF Yale Col
lere, in the same class with Mr.. Calhoun, and
was ordained dracon in 1907, by Bishop Moore,
of New York and priest in 1910, by Bishop
Madison, of Virginia.
He was frt called to the RoctorShip of Biggln
Church. St.<John's Bcrkley, in 1903, resigned in
1910. at @hich time he was called to St. Philips
Church in this city, as assistant minister to the
Rev. James Dewar Simons. At the death of
NJ Smons, he was elt ctcd Rcct"rof that Church,
in 1914. In the following year he received the
degree of D. y. from the College Of South Caro-
lima. In the office of Rector Of St. Philips, he
continued until 1910, when he was chosen B<h
op of this Diocese, and consecratpd in Trinity
Church. Boston, on Sunday, June 81, 1910.
While we are writing, the bells are tolling in
respect to his memory.
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A Good Suggestion.

1t has been suggested to us land the suggestion is
an admirable one that Society Club be formed for
Educational purposes. The plan is simple and efiec-
tive and would doubtless be the means oil doing great
good Let each member contribute yearly, say or
10 dollars Let this fund be kept for the sole purpose
educating thoroughly, some worthy, Intelligent boy
in our community. who may not have the means Tor
the accomplishment Of complete education This
fund .r part cf it lsn much may be necessary
could be loaned or given according to circumstances;
and when the party becomes able to pay it back it
might be used in the same way for the education OF
others. Think how much good might be effected in
our community if each individual would only feel it in
his heart to 40 something for the cause OF education
and morality In place OF having scores Of idle boys
oafng around shops and thronglng our Streets they
might be taken up, educated and made to do some
thing for themselves and for society,". There are many
instances where this plan has been productive of the
greatest good Some of our wisest and best men,
whose attainments in different departments Of science
and literature and who challenge our highest adnira-
ton, we're proteges OF such associations as are in
favor OF forming.
We have only at this time, desire to call atten-
tan to the project in order that some OF our
frietds and correspondents may favor us with their
views ~ e1eso The subject is one worthy to be dis
cussed and of deep interest 10 all who love their coun
try. It's or duty to aid in promoting the common
good: and willie the motto may be-"At the public
good We ai,n," &c fear it is only in name, and not in
spirit.
We could enlarge here toa vsr< considerable extent
but deem it wholly unnecessary, as we hope soon to be
favored with the views Of others more able than our
selves to give light upon this important subject.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-29
capisa from the Louisville Courier.

We have seen the young bride blooming, as it
were, as the bird of paradise and the fair flower ofhop
the pride of her father and the joy of her mother her
cheek flushed with anticipation and her eye beaming
with the soft expression OF lovethe gay dreams of life
dancing on her fancy with the rich and varegated nts
of the rainbow promise We have seen all this changed
-ay, the wedding garment fora shroud and the bridal
chamber for the sepulcher Of the dead and all this
from negecting common cold. Now, before its too.
late use Dr. Rogerss Liverwort and Tar, which
immediate relief as thousands of our most intelligent
families now admit of its most extraordinary cures
The gay, the beautiful and the young speak forth its
praise and WILL long it makes positive cures and
cheers the desparing family freside.
For sale at T. J. Workmans and z. j. Delays
Drug Stores, Camden, s.
See advertisement iu another column. sa.ssla