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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-14

APPROPRIATIONS FOR CALIFoRNIA-Congress
appropriated s3,743,l43 6s for public works in
Caliorni, while the receipts from that State into
the treasury were less than two million.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-14

Mr.. Bragg of Mobile, says. the Washington
correspondent of the Charleston Mercury, has
addressed very able letter to his Southern Rights
friends, urging them to support Pierce and King;
and insisting on the duty Of the Wings South to-
do the same. 1t is very argumentative, and pre-
pared with much care and research intathe ans
tecedents of the candidates, and the present poss
sition of parties. Judge Bragg did good service:
in defeating Laggdon in his district Afoble) who
next to Foote, was the most thorough paced sub
missionst in the Southwest. The letter is brief
but to the point. \. 49, go
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-14
.Arreat Of Samuel y. Love.

The Little Rock Ark Banner says man
ling himself Dean, but whose real Love was
rested in that city on the charge the
murder of Mr.. Lester in South Carolina some tine
since, and for whom reward of $500 had
by the Sherffof the county from whence he escaped
The Banner gives following account of the murderer
This young man, not more than twenty three orr
twenty-five years, Of age. has run speedy career
crimes of the backest dye. For the murder he was
condemned to be hung; his counsel procured anew
trial. previous to which he broke jail and escaped to-
Mississippi. He there met with an acquaintance who
gave him home and whose hospitality he repaid by
s, ducng his daughter between twelve and thirteen
years of age with whom he eloped after stealing horse
from her father. They made their way to Rock Roe
in this State, where Love gotinto abrawl and wascom
PEELED to leave. He to this place, leaving the
girl behind him, whom he says he married at Cofeyllefe
Miss The father and uncle of the girl pursued him.
and captured him here above stated He confessed
that he was the man named in the proclamation, and
that he was willing to 60 back to South Carolina We
understand that the father Of the girl refused to see
her. and has left her to her own resources for living
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-14
Our Wants.

"Our wants aremany, and if told,
Would muster many score,
And were each wish q mint Of gold
We still might want for more"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-14

These are general wants, but 10 come down from the
poctica and fancy, to the rea which trouble US more,
we wish our country friends would bring along some.
thing to sell in the way of Provision either for man or
bcast-or rather than be particular, for BOTH Our
supplies decidedly below par and any thing in the
eating line, would be most uoraciously received.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner Main md Quincy Streets,

.. - WHEELING, Va. ,..
TIME Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now com.
pleted their extensive establishment, prepared to
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Splendid plain fancy arches including lenders, sum
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AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
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Mill gearing boat and mill castings. Our extensive
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- PLoUGHS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. .g-i..
We are prepared furnish the patent lever patent hill
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Iron rails and fencing for cemeteries, houses, gardens
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

of Giuciunati-ScsslOn OF 1SCS-'OSs 4f
rINHE regular course Medical Lectures in this lnstitI
| ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY of
NOVEMUER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months.
u is.t ftas Ms TRUSTEES.
d Rev. c. ELIloTr, ID. d., President of the Hoard
d o. M. lLANGDONX, NJ. d., Secretary :" !" ~
Rev THORNTON A. MILLS. '-''' ~"
Hon. q. ID. COFFIN. i-
X. d. IUSSEY, NJ. d. - a'.-'.-ft .tA \.
Hon. JOHN lBURGoYNE. %.
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, JR.'
% Il. NJ. GREGORY, ESQ. .-'-0 ID
GEO. MENDENHALL, NJ. ID. ~
Tho Faculty is composed OF the following gentle
RI D. MussEY M. D., Professor OF Descriptive ana orcr
u. r. JunKxs NJ! d., Professor OF Anatomy.
. Ions DAVIS, NJ. d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy
John r Wi,rx, NJ D., Professor OF Theory and frac'
ice OF Medicine. o,....;., 49,,
Diseases OF Women and Children.
Ions 4 MURruy, NJ D., Professor OF Materla thealca'
Therapeutics and Medical jurisprudence
C. q CoMEuYs, NJ. d., Professor OF Institutes OF Meui-
CHE. ~. Y -,4. :, = I, ~ r,,oustrv a..ii
pRELIMNAnY COURSE OF Lectures upon some lmp3r,en.
snceaities In Medicine and Surgery, will be gwen during
The month of October These lectures viii be Tree. s
dents ire nd yiscd to commence with this course
The DISSECTING ROOMS, under tie supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy will be opened on Inc
FEES for the full course sto5 Matrcuation Ticket So
Dssectinp Ticket $40. Graduation Fee 1926.
For 'af'hef 'no' n'1'o" j. r JUDKINs, N. D..
=, non. 4,afzi. -so5 tts7' Dean of tho Faculty
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C1NC1NNArH INCORPORATING OR
Water Cure Estab lishment.

TIME above Institution is now open the reception OF
patients is located n S Soea. @ ruds from the Ham
ton Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad IN the rear ana at
cng easy of TO those DESTROYS Q, ENJOYING 'he
benefits the Institution. s' 49,. -
10 the lover OF parts OF the country can I
pleasing variety Of than sss
the traveller ALI the nom the 20 ys
beautiful beyond description ,,,o ,,. a.. .,..,
The The s, e lance aa The and Of
interior combned with the attractions which
hi one. The Halls
siyc the Rooms spacious and inviting where the Invalid
necaaat weather The BED Rooms well ventilated
and neatly iurnshed the Bath Rooms are ample anu So
uodions being convenient the application OF
eyerW Ion In connection with the Institution is
gymnasium Hall, seveny.fiye eet ei %eee muscular
w haSf by heah exercise The springs which ln
ns the water for this bed they send
orh water both cold and delicious Ths country Of
yare.y of scenery combined we can
moi think Of more desirable place. for those seeking
health than has had much in the
of disease many years. begs to health
that no P,nS to his PsAsE who has 9I
devoted her ana bes every way qualified
ns @ sutton will take special charge q ths
female RAT Bss Of health and happiness
M % fSs Fir ses viii &c
hs Isstatoa q psa 9s
OF kind .n n eanes wc shall 10
attention OF iauteS,
ss The Cure by the way of the
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad viii stop A. .he
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oss, or old linen, snitlbie for bandages ana an
viii be ten dollars per week; "a
eeky Extra attendance VIII Fps made .d who
n Il to spend length Of time IN ne
ton Transient persons will be ehargea 'o
day. -, - 20, -, N he charged for tho first
examination, i ~ ar f5l.j g .lt 1t
For further MAJ ID PEAsE, NJ d. @ e 81
s7ai.5jf IL dsz{ ~ 49, Proprietor and Physician
Carthage Hamilton Co.. Ohio 80 aaes-a.
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CIEAMBERLIN,s C0IIMERCIAL
COLLEGE.

LOCATED CORNER THIRD STREETS, rITTs
BURGH,
o. 4. CHAMBERLAIN, Principal and Professor of thu
Science OF Accounts. uG |-t.r
p X. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanshp. H =.
NHE principal object Of this Institution is to afford young
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BILE accomplishment in the education OF young for
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most successful teachers OF the age.
ComIntIli cations addressed TO o. X. CHAMBERLlN,
will receive prompt attention. aug21.
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GENERAL. JACKSON
AND MARTIN LUTHER.

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5NEW9 BOOKS.
~ The Campaign of Gen: Scott.
IAN INTENsEI.YINTIs EaTING BOOK

10 1POlsiSdO., - 20. -
nj ooRE ANDERSON, have juatreads in tduodsei
~ ~ Ti fs's SasrAle OF GENERAL SCOTT
voi wiz with =, Map Of the Hattie Grounds
osi Lieut. 1 s. is man s. OF Sterling ss sense ar
and Impartial account Of ali he Tie o.
spirited and extended sketch the last MEXICAN Cam
ragn The author is attached to the Navy but became
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We follow with interest renewed, advance the
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OF in the annals of
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JUST PUBLISHED
pat COMPLETE IN rwo VOLUMES, ROYAL svo.
oil THE FARNIER's GUIDE TO

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
! OF THE FARM BY HENRY srrrnrss;r y. R. s., ur
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

M -I------"- &C MARkET ST., W dsEIlNU, W.
TT,HE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
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By the National Line.
TELEc RApHED FOR THE Ter
CALIFORNIA ITEMS, I

n CALIFORNIA ITEMS, ,z1'l
PER STEAMER NORTHERN LIGHT.
Samuel w, Salter, of Philadelphia, died
at San.Francisco on the 18th ult.
The Swedish barque, Sacramento. has
arrived,at Honolulu. Y
On the steamer Panama, bound for San
Francisco, a boy named Woolfork, of Ky.
shot one of his comrades through the heart,
in triflng dispute. He was tried by Lynch
law, and hung up to the yard arm.
The Hon. Edward McGaughey, late men,
Der Of Congress from Indiana, died on board
the steamer Winfield Scott.
The government steamer, Massachusetts,
sailed from San Francisco on the 18th for
New York. ~.
A duel was fought on the 18th between
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A party of seceeding Mormons who left
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Brewster, arrived recently at San Diego
from Tegola, very destitute. ..s...
There were continued reports Of Brewster
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The suspicious movements and other
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the government troops in that vicinity.
500 overland emigrants arrived at Edo.
1ado, on the week previous to the 10TH
Reports were rife of the ravages of the chol.
era and small pox among the cmigrants on
the plains.
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Miss. ELIzBEru A. PHrLBnIcK, atthe solicitation
of several Of our citizens, has returned from the
East, for the purpose of opening select school
for young ladies', ifsutable rooms and inducements
pre- afforded. Miss. P. is an accomplished lady and
Experienced teacher, and cannot fail To render sat
fsfaction in her vocation.
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MKJ. G. HARBOUR has for yeas been gradually
enlarging and improving his Carpet, Upholstery,
and Furnishing Store, and it is among the largest
and best establishments of the West. His last ar
rivals comprise some of the most beautiful Carpets
Looking Glasses, Rugs, Window Shades, Pictures,
&c. ever brought to this market. He possesses SUI
perior facilities for furnishing steamboats,