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E S w AIM'S
CELEBRATED PANACEA,
80 itit .t.FoR THE CURE OF ..5
-INL[1IP ILIALkI-. 10 NLOILlEDN III

10 tEit - FOR THE CURE OF ...F r. .
:ZNCLPLENItg CONSUMPTION.
scRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING,
RiIEUMA risM, DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND SKIN,
AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURITIES jI.a
OF THE BLOOD, & EFFEcTs OF MERCURY.
GWAlM's PANACEA has been for more than thirty
extrsordnafy euiesfor The eerfcates Of Which Iele
snee is made to the directions and books (Which be
give the particulars OF too fghul general pub
scrolua, and were dee med ncurable by Physicians
II has been used IN hospitals and private practice and
most physicians and other eminent PERSONS
W. Gibson, ii. D., Prof. Surgery, Pa. University.
Xse n ,,s Mott ~ D. Prof q sarg.N University
Prof Of p Pa Pa TnysFsyy
7. Parke, N. p; Prea't College q Physicians, Pha.
). Chapman Member Royal College Surgeons, London.
Sir Thomas Pearson, MAJOR General British Army
Gilbert 5td Robertson p, British Consul &e &C.
aceA have for many made it invaluable remedy
being an innocent preparation it may be given 10 The
The retail price been reduced $3.50 per bottle,
Containing three half pinsl three bottles Tor ST.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. -
n'iy WIN fs1sz 90Fh Ha i5e
and rss an
splendid for the side botte composed OF
which have been turned exclusive Of the pro.
pr!eor the PROPRIETOR, by Draper Co., bank note en-
Also, SsWfaiH.sS VKRaIFUGE.
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved
edy all diseases arising debility OF lie digestive
asns Is Bens Ps se HsadaoRs Fe
See the Pamphlet may be had gratis0 accompany
Prepared only at swAIM,s LABORATORY, THE
oLDSTAND, Seventh St. below Chestnut Philadelphia,
and sold By al the respectable Druggists in the United
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
wis hinp O o
ACEA and SWA1M,S yERMIFUGE, SHOULD be, careful
E irl9..f lsi7arf ~ SWAIN 80
spelled the bottles and labels or they may
person bearing asomewhat similar name, well cacul
ted to deceive. 8ilaA ID 81 5,ssIl -, .lt
afg GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE u. S.
sigsi, SchieHe1in Brothers & Co. tC1sas'i
104 and 106 John street, New York.
mar17-dwSm
BACHELORS,
h1Spa9 Instantaneous Liquid Hail. DIE. rg,, -is5
ITO those wishing hair dye that may depended up
we can cheer fully recommend the above The beat
ofcity reference be given to its superiority
and retail. by y So 2 e3 IT. II. LOGAN q Co., 80
mar31 - - - iss aFs Sole agents in this city,
DECEIVED this day from New ork a large assort-
Ii ment of CHI drens Hats, consist Of slvt5o
~ Black and Pearl full trimmed childrens Hats; Essl
Black and Drab beaver Nib
Black and Pearl Gimp trimmed 81 -.-+-a +
In sst every hind head rsss CT Ess,h's fa and sh1e
Isl IS,s5 81 FOR SALE Or RENT. ifi9a 90
NHE house on the Island formerly occupied by o. A.
ON accommodating terms Possession given ediaely
Applyto ~ ~ y Cowgirl d MsSWORDS,r
narlI n 'i'iA sAs.f 3 ~ No. 49eWater street
20 I ~
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

Messrs. SANDs-G entle:nen-l great peasul G in
acknowledging 10 you the great benefit have received
rom the of Sarsapurilla. subject ur pullo-
nary disease, made voyage 10 Europe but While there
continued 10 be afflicted. weeks aficr my return
was seized with violent hemOrrhage OF the lungs and
from the debility and great proStIaon OF strength tlal
follow ed, with the pIotraced difficulty respiration
ent ely reiey by the your Sarsapara which
consider most important and truly valuable discovery
in the Healing feel that fourteen years
enjoyed SO good health as at plcscnt. E4E4t
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I'm QUART IsOT'TLEs..I - I"

.
Serctfa, Rhesatts, Stubborn Ulcers. Dypepsta, Salt
Rteun', Ferer Sores Erysfpeias Pimples, Bues, Mer
cttriGt Diseases, cttaneous Eruptions, LireT
~ Plaint.a Bronchitis, Consumption, Female
80 . ~ Complaints, Loss of Appeiite, IA ID
General Debility 8e.t -
In this preparation have all restorative properties
of the root concentrated in their strength
cacy; but while Sarsapafa Root forms important part
Of its combination, it is, at the same time, compounded
with other vegetable remedies great power III
the peculiar combination and scientific its prep.
araon that its remarkable n the
depends 1t acts simultaneously upon stomach tho
circulation and the 6oeis: and thus peocesses which
ordinarily the result OF three different kinds
cine, carried at the tme through nstru-
mentality of tis remedial AGENT which gently stimu-
lates while 1t dsinects expes from the stomach ami
bowels all that irritating and at the time restores
their vigor and tone Its great merit is that
'eHtrGlfzes the active principle disease ITSELF when
that is Gone the symptoms necessarily disappears and wo
have only point the testimony OF multi
tubes who have experienced its Effects 10 convince in
credulity itself OF its real value. .yr5 .,..,s.i J.,
The Pro7rietors public the following GER
ticatc from highly rcspt ctable of
by using their preparation OF SarSaparila:
CHATHAM, Mass July 2S 1860.
Messrs H. & D. SANDS:
Gentemcn,-So truly valuable do consider your sar-
sHp9 9 that iee it to be my duty TO state the bero-
$40, had disease CT the throat. which destroyed tho
head, This resulted in severe inimliation ami
quantities OF blood matter were discharged
For six weeks the disease continued In the head te
pervaded the sody generally, attacking all the limbs
confined TO sick bed, from which expected
to arise Many physicians attended me, and tho most
slIu pi onOuGced nc past In short, tongue
expr srferings; and in this condition heard
your SarsararlIa, purchased six boteS renouced
all other remedies. did not expect to take all bought
SO dehitated had system become Contrary ali ex
reCtaon health almost Immediately began improve
was able TO attend to my domestic duties, and soon
could walk out Thing thought would be irnposs.
ble Ny gratitude cannot express. feeling satisfied
nothing else could have relieved oTthe misery SUI
ering then endured ! cheeriuly recommend Sands
Sa. saparill0 to a. as have done.
I'd t--t4r. Respectfully yours,
REBECCA MAYO
Knowing the above statement TO be strictly correct and
bcns neighbors TO Mrs Mayo, ceeruy TESTIFY
to the same "a i :. 3. . s. ; = p - - =
Warren Rodgers, Z ar Mrs Priscilla L. DO Il +,
John Hallet, .. Mrs. Rebocca Smith.
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- - 5. IS. bAYMORE. y
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by a. b. & u
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton ST. corner a.
William New York. Sold also by Druggists GENERALLY,
throughout tho United States Canadas Price SI pci
bottle; six bottles for 80. '' For sale by roe
' ''.'-'5 o.. -.'-'- J. H. CRUMBACKER,.t
No. 175 Main ST., Wheeling.
L. Wilcox of Pittsburgh; Scaton d Sharpe OF MaysyiIlc
Shaokleord IL Crichton, Portsmouth; aud Hmm,
cincinnati. mar1O-AnH
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Clover and Timothy seed
TX BUSHELS CLOVER SEED; SOU:
y 30 do Timothy do
f EST sale by JOHN R: MORROW.
No M,rko1
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DIR. Todd,s Pills

s51''4 DR.. Todd's Pills =. ~ q J.
be had fresh and genuine at the following places
stores OF James Baker: KclIs caldwell; BrcntlIgcr
60; IL II Lognn d OF tred'k Yahrling, VIM Mckee a.
Cos (Rttchietown); Brennger Centre Wheeling) a.
the Shoe store OF Todd Devo market square, and ~
Fifth streets. ,sF1 -''Y'
They can also be had at Dunn's, Grave Creeks A Be
uliloh's and Jacob GOOdings, National Ruau; Benz.
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson Sringcrs, Wheel
ing; aud Ely Looman's, bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need further Recommendation than air
trali they have been in than
will sleak for themselves-ty them CSC per box; So ptr
doZ; $40 per gross. ian6
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q 81 S. T. T. II.
pLACK AND GREEN TEAS of s,n.rio.
u medium grades, just received and for sale bty an
n
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To Country Merchants

= y 10 OOuuIIy M6ICudnGS.
MIR. $: s. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. oil
WI McClnlen Knoxte Co., the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox, (brother
s. Knox SO long and avoruby known in the trading public
assuming the style ofMcClaIlens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers Cwhu
have SO long literally sustained tLem)
in Roots ard Shoes, that their Stock will be arrv
Ing from the 10th to the last OF September.
Having beer with greatest care and bought
for cash. they aer themselves that in their Stock OF
Boots and Shoes they hold out inducements quality
and prices superior to offered in the
Country Merchants on their east, they would be pleas
ed to exhibit their Stock and nprices earessly
chaengnga comparison with the Baltimore ami
Phillhenhia. fsen21 McCLALLENS &. KNOX
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TO THE LOVERS OF ICE CREAM. -
D Z. ZlNN will open his Ice Cream Saloon of Tuesday
IL the 9th inst, with all his former and many
raugemens for the accommodation ofvisors, who viii
be supplied with the best Ice Cream of the season. i'll Thu
best style. f-7F p4-tr
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For Gentlemen and, Ladies.
UST received at the Music Store 1893 Main street.
large assortment of Piano and Guitar Music; also
no. best Roman and Italian Violin Guitar Strn-s;
no. German; no. French best.
SeNtl /. EICKIESON =
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Ia $3.50 ~
undersigned have entered into Inership, for the
OF on the wholesale tobacco business
ta LLOYD LOGAN, ss lsf
--lt-l .!. - 81 Jos e. RAISRR slzs7sff
2 ~ =. '.-t7a t'is fWATTSoNEC ARR,fs ,4sEz
MARIO III. H. CARR. sfsss y fsfsa1
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Knowing the statement TO be strictly correct and
bcns neishbors 10 Mrs Mayo, ceeruy TESTIFY
to the same . a. ~ = 3. s s. , II p ~ - =
Warren Rodgers, E 4. ar MrsgPriscilla 1. DO Il 3
John Iialet, go. Mrs. Rebscca Smith -
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.Iust Received:
M PIECES new. style Prints;
III s do white FIannels;
20 do Checks;
cases bleached Muslins-best brands;
bale fine brown Muslin:
do heavy do 2 do
febs gI,I HEIKSELL co.
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the misfortune OF this of unhappy
persons, Dr. H. has sought with untiring through tie
wide age OF medical lore, for the last 20 years anti
have not been uncrowned with Abundant proof
constantly given in his practice of the iniaibl efficacy
OF these remedies BY happy combination ortreatment,
physical debility is removed, constitutional soundness
and vigor and The torpid faculties the aroused III
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z. Bstynesst Medicines.
III HAVE the gency for DIR gayne,s Medicines and vii
furnish Dnisists and others on liberal q
~ gil GRO. WILSON.
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M No. 81 South Gay sit, between Lombard and Second
ss the Exehange buildings and City Post or
over hteen years in this cityby regular Physicians
refuge irou Quackery, is widely speedy
effective cures OF various diseases especially
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TAXES!

NOTICE is hereby given that will open Books
~ on the 26th day of February next, at eStore
of James Dunlap in Camden, for collie ting the Taxes
for 1852, and will attend at the following places on
the following days for the same purpose.
On Monday, February osth, at Liberty Hill on
Tuesday, the lst of March, at Flat Rock; on We'd
nesday, the ID of March, at Buffalo; on Thursday,
3D. of March, at Lizenbys on Friday, 4th Of March,
at Schrocks Mill; on Saturday, 9th of March, at
Curetop's Mill
After the above named times, will attend at Cam
den until the first day of May next at which time the
Books will positively be closed, and all deaulters
double taxed.
O,'Do ]. W. DOBY, T. c. X. D. s
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NOTICE.

rGIHE following individuals made application to
L Council, for Licenses TO Retail Spirituous ID
ouors in the Town of Camden the present year, viz
H. Holleyma License No. Il Recommended hy b.
Latta, II. Pate and .. A. Young; Securities, r. VIII
SON and G. Alden
& r. Wilson, License No. 2-Recommended by G. s..
Douglas, John Ingram and r. Latta Securities 81.
Holleyman and P. F. Villepigue.
Ordered that the above applications be published
in the Camden Journal 1s.
" L. W. BALLARD. \ H.
Council CHAMBER, Jan. 12. 3
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The Lancaster Rail Road. 9

A Ia meeting of the Commission nersz eppointed at
| IA Lancaster Court House. by the Charter to incot
porate the Lancaster Rail Road Company, the follow
ing Resolution was passed and ordered to- be pub
| lshcd:
/ Resolyed, That the Books Of euhcriptions ito the
Capital Stock of this Company be ope for the Cam
den Route, Ohesterville Route, and the Ridgeway
Route, the First Monday in Februaty mex, ttbeng
the 7th day of that month"; and kept open sixty
days, closing on the 7th day Of the fol-
lowing places and under the direction of the following
Commissioners: ~ 49, ~
AT LANCASTER COURT House, Sc .-s So - ~
| FiXon Barnes, Thomas K. Cureteni James Fl. With
| crspoon, Thomas W. Huey William McKenna, w.
G. Cauthen. John Adams Wa. Moore, a. r.
Price, and James Robinson. q =
| AT CAMDEN, S. c. ~ $50
John Rosscr, W. Thurlow CASTOR and Enoch Tryon.
At CHESTER COURT HOUSE. Sc ~. s,
John A. Bradley, Samuel McAlly and G. D. Mel
ton. =; -
AT W1SvsDoRo. S. c.
Samuel G. Barklcy, J.z. Hammond and j. NJ Rut.
| land sa5sf5rs .s::ssss sssss ~
AT COLUMBIA, s. CO
James V. Lylcs, John Caldwell and JOIN. G. Bow;
AT CHARLESTON, S. c. .5,S:e.} -
S. S. Farrar James s. Chambers and Frederick r..
Fraser. ~ .,,.5f
AT CLYBoURNEs STORE LANCASTER DIsrRIc
I. L. Clybourne, Uriah Williams and Andrew john
AT Flat Rock P. O., KERsuAw D1srRIcr-
William kirkland, William Fletcher and Jesse Trues-
dale. SBs g4esEssS -. i. 4:
AT MoFFArs OLD STORE CHESTER DIs1R1cT- q.
Lewis \. Beckhan, W. A. Rosborongh and j.. B.
McGill -asssss -.
AT LIBERTY Hill, S. c.
John Brown L j. Patterson and WilIiam5c. Cum.
n;ngham. ~
AT MONROE, N. c. q
D. A. Covington W W. Hart and ]: III. Stewart.
ANY >-tc ~.
Hugh Wilson, William Grow and John ~ alkup
COMMISSIONERS AT LANCASTER COURT HOUSE:
DIXON BARNES, JOHN ADAMS g e
THOMAS K. CURETON, W. A. MOORE
j. II. WITH ERSPOON, II. r PRICE, - ~
THOMAS W. HUEY, JAMES R0BlNSON
W. C. CAUTIIEN, ~
Lancaster Jan. 3D., 1852. - 2N4ts -
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I'm Eqmity-Kershaw District.

I'm Equify-Aersllaw District.
Robert Wilson, Vs. Paul 4. Villepigue and Wife, and
RS others.-1}ll for Partition and Account.
TN obedience TO an order in this cnse made, dated
i December 18th, 1852, Twill offer for sale at public
outcry before the Court House door in Camden, the
first Monday in February next and If then prevented
on some succeeding the real Estate of Martha
e. Wilson, deceased as oTth IN the writ of parti.
ton issued in this ca consisting Of the following
One tract or plantation of land containing 4s5 acres
more or less lying on winters Of Raten Creek, in
the State aforesaid, bounded by the Charleston and
Camden road and by lands Of Larkin Dinkins, Viii
liam Sandex and John Sanders.
Also, House and Lot on Broad-street in the town
of Camden and Lots Lyttleton Street in the said
town. The said Lots being known and distinguished
in the plan the said town by the Nos OIL, and 9l2,
ss2s and half lot No. ssl.
The said Plantation will not be sold for less than
Five Dollars per acre.
The house and lots on Broad-Street will not be sold
for less than Twelve Hundred Dollars $l2O0) and the
Lots on Ltcton-strect at not less than -Four Hun
dfeI Dollars ($4O0)
. TERMS SO mich cash as will pay the costs of the
case-for the balance bond, with approved personal
suretes and mortgage of the premises, payable III
two equal annual instalments the whole bearing inter
est from date Of SALE payable annually until the whole
bond is satisfied Purchasers to pay for all necessary
papers. W. IL. *. NOkhMAN, Q. t. X. d,
Dec 21, 1852. 1O2 Il
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nNEyV YEfa,s CARD"

.rKNHE undersigned begs leaveatthe opening of am.
il other year. to teuder his grateful thanks to all
those who haveso generously sustained him by their
patronage during the last four years and to solicit
continuance of the Ha will, heretofore,
every keep astock of articles in his line,
cothiiensnsate with the wants. and adapted to the
tastes, Of the community, of the best quality. No
pains will be spared 70 bring out at early day as
possible from time to time, all the new improvements
in Medicines Chemicals, Perfumcries, and Fancy Ar
.ticles. O. ]. DELAY, Druggist.
= january II TE4 p ~ s.- ct
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FREsEa GARDEN SEEDS.

TINE Subscriber has just received large assort
4 ment Of genuine and fresh GARDEN SEEDS,
consisting in part Of
Early Long Pod, White Marrow, Yellow Six Weeks,
Mohawk Large White Kidney and Case,knife BEAM;
EARLY Warwick, White Marrowfat Cedo Null, Early
June. Early Charlton and Dwarf Marrowfut PEAS
Extra Early Blood Turnip, Long Blood, White Sugar
and MangoId wortzel BEETs; Early York, Sugar
Loaf, Early Flat Battersea, Large Flat Battersea,
Large York, Large Flat Dutch English Drumhead,
Green Glazed and Red Dutch CABBAGE; Early
Spring, Red Top Flat Dutch Norfolk, Ruta Baga and
Hanover TURNIPS Early Frame Russian, Long
Green and Short Green CUCUMBER; Early Curled
silesia, Ice Head and Large Green Head LETTUCE;
Scarlet Turnip Long Scarlet and Long Salmon RAD
ISH; White Bush, Yellow Bush, Winter Crookneck
and Lima Cocoanut SQUASH; BROCCOLI CAR
RIOTS; CELERY Purple EGG PLANT; KlA.LEE KALI
GHERKINS; NASTURTIUM; ONION SEEDS
OKRA; PARSLEY; PARSNIP; PEPPERS; SPI-
MAGE; VEGETABLE OYSTER; Sugar, Tuscarora
and Flint CORN.
A largo quantity of small ONION SETS
For sate by F. L. ZEMP.
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busy place, and Broad aud King Stress have
anything hutsthe appearance of sick rooms,
the drays, rumble meffily} y}along, the sanibas
windowsjinsl let to the lively whistle ofsansan
bilious, bona fle Ethiopian serenader- tune
having reference TO certain sold folksat home,
and pray mind how you turn he corners.
Then as. foramusements, Anderson has been
giving his nightly.ent ertannents aud astpn-
ished all the little boys with his teatsof CLAM
our, aud myslifed free white men of the age
oftwenty one years5te
The same tai utef individual performed on
{ Monday night at the Theatre in the character
Of Rob Roy, and dproved himself very wizard
of Rob Roys.
Lola MontesSas YOU know, proved failure
in this most discreet city. III
Mrs. sinclaifstlate Forest, has left after
several weeks Of toferableE success. She has
won a reputation on d totally diferentsstage
and in our opinion, should have rest content; /;
she has showys person bat evince saittle or no
training as anf Artistic, in the course ola
month or six weeks we may look for paissant
Julia Dean-charmifig Julia Deau-alls good
taStc-all good jadgmt nj .g<
There are whispers Of Albon aud the Opera
"a European @ar--the advent Of the Bate
man children and "a decline inc ton.
The Court of Appeals sat in full gown on
Monday ard thezfew. cases brought up WILDE
quickly disposed Of, the dnhappy ysissue docket.
of the Com. Pleas was not even looked at last
Fall Term and thereswas scarcely timegto at
tend to our sovereign lady the State; no won
der 6 gentlemen learned In the law are fret
full, certainly no class are worse paid people
VIII pay the doctor hand dsenlely for his piysic
--send their, pct clergy travelling to Europe,
with a Governors salary topay his expenses,
but the wretches grurable enormously at the.
modest fee ofra poor parrister who defends
theirshfe, limb, body, health, reputation end
estate.
The prod gioas income of the value of real
property in Charleston specially of Il certain.
: kind, the subject of general com aleut-
Tencmenss which but q year since ehardly paid
for thesn necessary repairs, are yielding good
incomes tolheiro@ners. to The facility Of COM
munica,ion withsali parts of the city, !, and the
establshmentsof a loan aid sBuilding Associa-
tioa have, in defiance OF serious drawbacks,
giYen an impetus hitherto atiprec edented !, ard
WIEN the projected railroads gointts peratiof,
connecting hcupper rural distfictswih this
mart-,when the locomotive comes putting and
blowing through the Rabun there is no
telling what deeds cf comnacrceWi be chFoni-
cled. sssss x. x x. s
- p
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Notice.
TIME Subscriber tehders his thanks to his friends
L and customers fofSthe patronage they have be-
slowed upon him, and hopes they will not be dispeas-
cd with his terms this year. He intends working this
year very low AID cntirey for cash. and requests all
persons who have work done by him, will please send
the money when they sohd for their work. Provisions
will be taken for work athe highest market prices
will be glad to do work for those to whom am in
dcbted at cash prices. Thoss wishing to make other
arrangements than for casl make it known before
the work is done.
EBlacksmithng, Wagon Making, repairing Carriages,
&c. done at short notice.
esy-Al persons indebted tome will do well to call
and settle, as must have money.
Jan. H. Off NIB. ARRANTS
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nLAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
CAMDEN, JANUARY.1, 1855

AooSssfs--ssr
NORTHERN MAIL VIA RALEIGH NJ C.. j.
Due daily at :',.a.SO 4 81 p m
Close ".................... 300 P. m.
SUMTERHILLE, DARLINGTON, &c.
Due daily at. :. 5. 4.30 P. M
Close 5" .b.oo p. m.
CHARLESTON AND ooLUnBu.
Due daily Mt. Z. =. :. .43O p m.
Close 2. 's -. 80 800 p. m.
!, sEATESBURG, PR0HIDEN0E dc.
Due Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at4.3o p. m.
Close Monday, Wednesday and Friday 500 p. m
SOUTHERN MAIL VA AUGUSTA, GA.
Due daily at. .. .4.30 p. M
Close :. g {. !. -. Z. 900 p m.
LANCASTER, dc.
Due Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 500 p. m.
Close Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 500 a. m.
YORKHILLE VA RED IT'LL, dc.
Due Thursday and Saturday at... IL m.
$ Closesame day at. ...... l p. m.
NEWBERRK VIA LoNG7oRN, dc.
Due Thursday at. {. =. ...t.5..ss... Sp. m.
Close Friday at. .......... ........s. a. m
TlLLERS S FERRY AND LYNCHWOOD.
Due Saturday at. ...............s.... a. m.
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'noR1pa.-The Tallahassee Floridian of the

FLoR1pA.-The Tallahassee Floridian Of the
9Th inst. says.
The most important measure of theesession
passed the House on Thursday night. the Senate
last night with amendments, and the House
again to day, being bill authorizing the raising
Of two Regiments of Volunteers for Indian ser
vice. The bill provides that the Regiments thus
raised shall be rendered to the Government .and