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company of Chinese are about erecting very large
brick and stone warehouse in the city Of San Francisco
for the accommodation Of the emgants constantly arv
ing from their particular province The leader Of this
company is educated man. who has signifed bis will
lingness to give to the Rev W. SPBrR, chaplain to the
Chinese, the sum Of two thousand dollars towards the
erection Of chapel and school for the education Of his
countrymen, and thus aiding and assisting them in be-
coming Protestant christians California Letter
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FRFScHsEN ~ THE FIsHINo FrELD-The Halifax Re-
eorder says
A despatch from Pugwash received yesterday,
Stating that the schooner Velocity had just returned from
st Georges Bay Newfoundland where she had gone to
fish, but was prevented and driven away by number Of
French cruisers She had obtained about 500 barrels Of
herring and would have secured full freight II left
unmolestedn
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Some Of the Providence people disposed be little
facetous in regard to the city Of Newport The fact is
presume that they are jealous. We would them that
although he have grown quite rapidly Of late il only
few years ago whenever packet arrived there from Newport
man vent around the streets OF the village ringing bell and
notifying the citizens that hogshead Of moasses had arry
cd from Newport and inviting all who desired supply 70
call down TO the packet with their pitches and jugs IL hen
took the denrens OF that quiet village about three months to
consume that quanty Of molasses.-Ne Aems.
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The Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society has issued
pamphlet containing the list Of premiums and regula
tons for the third annual exhibition, which viii be held
IN Pittsburgh in the latter pert of September The list
Of premiums is very extensive and liberal There is no
distinction in regard to the residence Of exhibitors All
articles for exhibition be directed to the care Of
Mr.. Oliver p Shiras, Pittsburgh.
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CALIFORNIA gives, by the arrival of each steamer,
renewed evidence Of prosperous and growing State.
Most people have their attention called to the quan
tity Of gold procured in the California mines and
think more the gold produced there than Of any other
product Of the soil. We are, however and more
struck with the agricultural power Of this State than
even with the gold which from thence. The gold
is well enough and do not to depreciate it; but
it reads more pleasantly to US to see, saw on
Wednesday reliable statements that the farmers
pecng immense crops of grain in the interior that
ley viii coon come into the market and that holders Of
this article win have competitors that many farm
ers growing large crops Of carrots substitute for
barley esteemed by many better feed From all quar-
ters Of The State read good Of the crops and Of
large fortunes made in their production This is evidence
Of more settled state Of society than is visible in all the
millions Of gold which come from the shores Of the Pa
cifc inasmuch il denotes civilization, contentment,
and prosperity rather than avarce, dissipation and dis
content-Nctc York Express.
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DIFFERENTIAL DUTIES ON SPANISH TONNAGE
The Washington correspondent Of the Journal Of
Commerce, in a letter to that paper, says:
You win probably see in few days Treasury cir.
cular in reference to the dierental duties Spanish
tonnage, and abolishing the for the future. Mr.
Meredith had suspended the collection Of these discrim
mating duties, but Mr.. Hodge restored it. The subject
brought prominently to the notice Of Congress at the
late session. and particularly by the resolution and speech
Of Mr. Mallory, the Senator from Florida Very recently
the attention Of the present Secretary Of the Treasury
called to the subject by Southern merchants engaged
in the trade with Cuba through Mr. Heart editor of the
Charleston Mercury, who has spent weeks here for
this purpose. Meanwhile correspondence entered
into with the Spanish Minister the subject and he
pressed great desire the part Of his Government that
the diferental duties should be abolished. Thus, in
adopting this measure courtesy is shown to the Span
ish Government, while it promotes commercial
interests We may now expect very again to see
Spanish vessels in our ports"
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On the Island Of Marhas Vineyard there has not been
criminal in any Of its courts for eighteen years
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hterments IN Woshiagton during the month Of Nay.
Whites, 81 colOrsd l9-total, so, Of whom 80 we're
under years Of age.
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To the preceding account Of speeches, &c by our fell
low citizens now visiting in Europe we append the re-
marks made on different occasion by another Of our
cOuntrymcn abroad as We find them reported in late
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Butten 10 those chimes the Catholic train is about TO
start. Those old look though they were made
thousand years agoantquated dark gloomy rusty bat
very stout old cars. They run full however. See the
bonnets. The one looks around here the more he
10 interest him. The road from California connects
with that old line from Rome which started eighteen
hundred years ago. and is supposed be the direct
way Heaven Ii enters the front door, while al the
other lines "climb up other way" SO they say
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REMOVAL.

TosEPH B. KE1lsHAW, Attorney and Solicitor
e has removed to- the Office at the corner of Court
House Square. Camden, S. Oct 22-w3m
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TS THE SICK.

For the effectual roofing out from the system of
diseases brought by indigestion, bliousness and
purity of the blood it is widely and well known fact
that KRIGHGS INDIAN VEGETABLE, PILLS
are the qreat PANA CEA. Throughout the entire
South these Pills have long been held in tue highest
repue, both by private individuals and by the Medical
faculty of our country Southern evers and Southern
diseases generally yield to their influence at once and
thcunfortunate victim to earthly and woes is made
to thank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro-
rided rS''& J.
Let each try them for himself and if the medicine
fails to satisfy the experiment shall cost him nothing
Tuos J. WORKMAN, Agent for Camden, S. C., and
sold by Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun-
try. June 2S-ly.
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Mew Books.

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON BUSINESS orr
N how to eet save spend, give, lend and bequeatlr
MONEY with an inquiry into tho chances OF sue
cess and cases Of failure in business BY j.,
Freedley. ~. Z: -,
Politics Tor American Christians: word upon our
example as Nation; our labor, our trade, elections,
Ancient Christianity Exemplifed, by Lyman Coleman.
Footpath and Highway; or, Wandering Of an Amer-
= can in Great Britainin in ls5l-52. By b: Moran.
Appleton's I'd Series Essays from the London Times.
Millers Philosophy of History. 4vols II mo-
New Themes for Protestant Clergy; Charity and the
Clergy; Day Dreams BASIL a Romance; Home scenes
aud Heart Studies Boys Treasury of Sports; Bohns
Hand Book Of Gsmos; Childs own Book Of fa,ry s,
Tales Coeridge's Works; Goldsmith w orEs; Oooos
Miniature Lexicon; : The Presbyterian Psalmodst,
adaptcd to the Psalms and Hymns. Approved by the
General Assembly; Aliens Rural Architecture :,
March $40 IT, r..-.,-....~ y A. oUNH-
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Living, and purturbcd imagnations One OF
this poor, miserable, trembling class Of money.
worshippers, fell into a swoon upon seeing a
smoke issuing from his chimney, caused by a
small fire which some one had imprudcntly lii:
He thought his house was on fire and his
boarded wealth was, gone. Some people will
see man ruined, whom perhaps thy call a
friend for fear they might lose an Insignificant
sum which would relieve him., All such per-
sons use their money without the possession of
those traits which morally entitlc them to pos
sess it. They will have their reward.
But our object has been to take phllosopllIc
and somewhat moral view of the mere lntiu-
ence of money in causing men to exert them
selves in a variety of useful, profitable and in
dustrious ways, by which means they are kept
out of~evils far greater than those which flow
from it's possession. The sublime idea of the
good man who exclaimed upon seeing rail.
! way train for the first time, ''great are the
works of God, but those of man are greater"
never would have beamed upon his SOUL, but
for money. Butwe shall pass by all the monu-
ments which it has erected as evidences OF its
ltriumphs, because the single view referred to
was all we intended to prcsentin its vindIca-
ton, against the abuse of those who take care
to fill their pockets with it as fast as they can.
Ge0rgia Home Gazette.
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Money.

Money is often dreadfully abused and called
the root of all evil, by some who act 50 in
consistently as to show that they look upon it
rs the next thing to the " balm Of Giesd,' if
not a little before it: With most people it is
a barometer of affection. To the monied
man they are all cordiality, they could almost
squeeze the blood out of his fingers III giving
him the grasp of the hand. Thus they, ex-
bibit the ardor of their feelings along down
the scale of wealth and competency, till they
reach the freezing point OF poverty. 1t is
tbonpht by,some modern theorists that money
Is the soul of friendship, so that when it is said
friendship is but name, that name is money.
Rut instead of such train of thoughtsa this,
we intended to indulge in a very different one
The man who would deny the power of mo-
nov and the universal devotion to it, ought to
bc watched. lest in some moment of lunacy ne
1n;oht harm himself or others. What we in
tend TO set forth is, that the love Of money is
q rood thing. Men ought not to be idle, for
.n idle brain is the Devils workshop. OF all
things in life, the love of money is the greatest
ontidote to idleness. What if one love it a
little too much. That is very natural. If
man were suffering for want of dinner, it
woud be great relief to him to Be able to
raise the money to get it, if he could not get it
without it. That would impress him with its
yalue. 1t would impel him to some exertion
70 raise the means for supper, or the next
days dinner, and thus by degrees se, he would d be
forced to habits Of industry. This case illus.
trates many others on larger scale.
If people were not devoted to making mo-
ney, there is no telling , what 1.-The they would do.
rhors.n5s Of them would resort to caves and
ho,,ow trees for shelter, and get their living as
nIa" nbsg sasages sssvs So have done and still do Of
course ] there are some evils attendant upon the
accumulation of money as upon almost every
thing else. A rich man will sometimes o9Ppress
a Door one. He will sometimes worship his
money more than his God. Men occasionally
ro 50 far in their devotion to it, as to neglect
all public improvements and useful institutions
and enterprises. Others, though very few, be-
come misers and actually die of cold, poor
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-04-26
Ladies' Water-Cure Establishment,
AT COLUMBIA, s. c.,

" EPT by DIR. EDWARD RILEY and LADY.
N For the Cure and Rcefof Amenorrhoea, Dysme
nerrhea Prolapsus Uteri, Fluor Albus, Barrenness
from early marriage, and Nervous Prostration, &c.
Diseases ofhe Eyes Ears and Nose Throat and Chest
omplaints-Asthma, Bronchitis, &c; Diseases Of the
Liver, Spleen Stomach and Bowels; Dyspepsia Con:
stipaton, Piles; Rheumatism, Gout Paralysis Nerl-
ragia and Nervous Complaints generally; Cancerous
Complaints and Old Ulcers; all Diseases OF the Skln
Eryspelas Scad Head Of Children, letter. Scrolla
ST. Vitus' Dance; Dropsies Sick Headache.
This Establishment is now open for the reception OIL
Ladies where all their diseases chronic or acute, will
receive devoted attention.
Gentlemen can only be admitted for treatment IN
cases where their wives are patients No small chill
dren can be accommodated those brought for the
cure.
Those who prefer bringing their servants can do so
free Of charge provided they attend to the baths and
chambers of their respective owners, and observe
strictly the regulations of the house. ~
Eacl>Lady will have separate room, with the COM
forts Of home.
For an entire outfit, with board and treatment Per
month, from SIS to 800 will be required always in
advance. -r
No patient can b. received for the cure Of chronic
affections for less than two months
GENTLEMEN with their seryants) from distance
will be accommodated with board and lodging in the
vicinity Of the establishment convenient to their Dat
house, and will be charged S75 in advance for 2monhs
treatment, exclusive of their outfit. All communca
tions from Ladies to be directed to Mrs R. Fl. RILEY
those from Gentlemen to DR.. EDWARD RILEY, Colum
bia, S.. April l2-15tf
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To Contractors.

DROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber tor
L the building of Church on Swift Creek, IN N her-
shaw District, near Boykns T. o. until the loth May
The Church to be 81 feet in width by So feet in length
porco in front feet wide, taken from the ichgth
to be erected on brick pillars two feet high to have
two aises feet wide running back to seats for blacks:
two double doors in front and one in rear; from the
door in rear two taircases leading to galleries on each
side OF building and extending the entire length OF inc
same \ fiat ceiling 1St feet high in the clear WIN
three large windows each side, running up wi1iln
81 feet of celing, three sash to each-wndows 10 oe
worked ohpullies For further particulars ana specl
cations address the undersigned through (he Camueh
Post-Onice.
JOHN BOYKIN, Chm 3. e.
April 3G u
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ExECUTIyEDEPAR

No. B. E-EOIU NJ BfLsr siSj q IFt yLtts
b. His Eztelleney Joks X 1tddaaiab GG'syaor daesa
Co,alander-inchi ~ sasi state ~ Sgh
Carolina >s-@5a S-tZs = 10 ~, y, ,S.ss 3,
ISSspnrsuanee 81 an m AaSf lie General Assenidy
of this State Spdssed I6t, netcnibsI 81 liis3
titled Dan Act to arrange The State M BlsrIsts
the election Of Representatives, BtEe tits3
Uni ed States and br other ,purpss fsre
Members Of fhe asd C'.nsrrss bnFs brsB e.np
appointed for tlat purressand ita1peafs tint Jopf
zafcQUEES assbeen,dsFy elected forthc 1st Congress-
sional District composed Of Ianras,ct Ghcsteifeid
Marlboro Darlington. Marien w lliapebutg. Ilerrys
apd Georgetown WIILlSx AIKEN for the end Con-
preasionaI District, conn o.sd of the
Charleston exclusive Of ST. JaiMss Celi ton ai j.
CoIcsry fo the Ssd Cong ressiobal Disie composed
of Beanfort, Barnwel s0lagg ggeburg Gplttoi5 md
the Pa, js,sof ST. Johns, Collston; FHtsT3a i ppk
for the lib Congressional District composed
beyiile, Edge field lexington, Newberfy, and Ia'ss
reus JAMES T.. onR for the 5i Gongrcssio "a
composed OF Anderson. Pickens, Greenyille lnrtgls
burg and; Unmn land. .WM. W.2IoyeE for the o. fg
Congressional District, composed OF York lhestert
Fairfield; Riciland, :Kerslaw eId Sumter. yohy Z
L. MASSNa, Governor and gnInandia ia
and over the State aforesail do issue this 4at,
clanation, notifying and declaring accofl IN ts
provisions of tts Act aforesaid 5oaxs
wv. AIKEN, We r. C6LcoeK, PEEsToS :. .aBEeeK Jss:
votes in tiieir respective Gongres an
are therefore duly efeated p the SD
Congress Of the United aSiasess testS g = 9:
Given unler my hand the seal Of the Statc: at
Columbia, this lIth day Of APP q A y, 1858 and in
tile 57t year 81 the Sossrpigd and lade of
tile United States of Am rcrlS -, - "a
" :. - - =. y: Join ~ MANNING. e
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POISONING.

Thousands of parents who C Vermifugc composed o
Castor OIL Calomcl, &c. not aware, that while they
appear 10 benefit the patient they are actually laying the
of sight, weakness Of limbs, 8c.
In another column will be found the advertisement OF
Hobensack's Medicines 10 which ask the attention of
all directly interested in their own us we'll as their Chill
drrns health In Liver Complaints and all disorders uri-
sing from those Of bilious type, should make use OF the
only genuine medicine. tobensack's Liver Pills
DT.. Be NOT DEcEIvED,'' bnt ask for 1iobcnsack
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature of the Proprietor, N, HOBENSACk as
none else are genuine. >
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NIESs G.. l.. PAPE,

RECENTLY FROM COLUMBIA,
DEGS leave to inform the Ladies Of Camden and Its
ID vicinity, that she has established herself at Oa!l
dcn where she will take pleasure in doing ail WorE IN
the line of MILLINERY AND DRESS-MA AhlNer;
Being experienced in her business, she leels assure
she can make all work left in her hands in te neates1
manner and in the most fashionable STYLE she opes
by close attention to business. to gain snare o pup
lie patronage. .o,,.,, n
she may be found at the store one door south OF
the Masonic Lodge.
eS5-Bonncts and Hats blcaclIed in superb MODE,
so as to give them the appearance of newness. =,
April ~. 10 u
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The best evidence that can be adduced in favor OF
the eficaciousness of Hooands German Bitters pre-
pared by DR.. c. N Jackson is the unprecedented de-
Inand for them from all parts of the Unlon; ana al,
though there may be many compounds prepared and
represented as being worthy of a liberal patronage,
vet we feel constrained to remark that the vast num-
ber of testimonials with which the worthy doctor has
been honored by persons of the highest character and
responsibility who found it necessary to have recourse
to his preparation is testimony sufficiently conclusive
that more ecctual remedy for tile almost immediate
relief of those afflicted with that dreul malady, dys-
pepsia. has never been discovered
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WILLIAM TAEsVER,
GARNET MAKER AND UPHOLSTERED

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF Camden
IL and its vicinity, that he las located hlmseii one
door above Mr.. P. f. Villepigues store wnelo ne IN,
tends carving on tic Cabinet making business in all
its various branches. So.
sg-Funture repaired, polished and put in complete
order.
All orders executed with neatncss and despatch.
Funerals furnished at the shortest notice.
April 5-l5tf w. lah' En-
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Charleston and Florida Steam Packets
UNITED STATES MAIL
SEMI-WEEKL3


SEMI-WEEKLY: 2
CONNECTING WITH TIE SEw.YoRK CLEANERS EACH WAY,
rJNHE CAROLINA, l. NJ. -Coxetter, master. will
i leave every Saturday afternoon, at 8 o'clock
touching at Jacksonville, Hcolata and Patka, on me
ton on Wednesday,
The FLORIDA, Charles Willy, master, will leave
BON Tuesday afternoon ofeach week Mt same hour and
in addition to the above. ports will stop at Black
Creek returning will arrive on Saturday Morning
Due notice will always be given when the Carolina
makes an extra trip to ST. Augustine: Is only con.
sdered necessary say that these boats have been
built especially for this trade and are commanded os
the most. experienced nayigators. :.
<" Fare to Jacksonville. le.................::sS :sS
Fare to Pilatka. .......... .....:...!slG
For freight or passage, apply board at Southern
wharf orto,~- b. JOHN w. CALDWELL
Feb ID. I got. -. 80 East Bay.
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Head Quarters

5TH RECT. CAVALRY, APRIL S, 1853.
ORDER No. -
A election for First Lieutenant of Kershaw Troop
N is ordered TO be held in Camden on the first Mon
day in May next to fill the vacancy occasoned by the
promotion of Lieut.. Jones.
The result to be transmitted to Col. Thomas NJ Ba-
ker. Cornet Sanders and Lieut.. Edward Lang will
manage the election.
b. order of Col Baker.
TIIOS JONES' Capt. X. T.
April &C. II 2t
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TJNIIE Town Council of Camden are desirous of
l. hiring by the month, ten or twelve able bodied
hands to work on the streets and bitches in the town
of Camden Liberal wages will be paid for the
same. All applications to be made to either of the
Town Council, or to the Town Marshal
BY order Of Council,
L. W. BALLARD, Marshal
Council Chamber, April 90.
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s2s REWARD.

DANAWAY, on last Saturday, the 10Th inst, my
IL boy RICHARD, answers to the name of.Dlck,
white mulatto about five feet 8 or inches high tol
eraby stout built, and about twenty-five years old,
with straight light eoored short hair has very suiky
appearance and answers quick and short when spo,
ken TO- When he left he had on black oYercoat and
pair of common negro cloth pants, low crown dove
colored furd hat. The boy has very down look-i
have had the word "slave" written on his forehead
with India Ink. just above the eyebrows, though
have no doubt he will try to hide it by tying some
thing round his head he may put plaster over It
He rin be certain to try and pass for Thits ntaa-
The above reward Of Twenty five Dollars will be paid
for his delivery in any Jail IN the State rn
JAMES LOWRY. :
Rrodlerpille p O. Sumter District. 6t-l2. .
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO plspEprlcs. =,

Dr.. S. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN, TIE TRUE pIGEs
TIVE FLUID orGASrRIC JUICE, preparation RENNET
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK, after dircc
tions of BARON LIEBIG; the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. S. HOUGH HTON. N. D., Philadelphia.
This is truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Ma
tures own method, by Natures own Agent, the GAS.
TRIO JUICE. Pamphlets, containing Scientific evil
dence Of its value furnished by agents gratis. See no.
ice among the medical adyertiseI pts.
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IIoM1erpE.-We understand that Max Moll
an English miner, who recently returned from
California to this District, where ne left wife
and children, came to his death on Saturday
week, by gunshot wound inflicted by his
father.in- law, Stephen Jordan. The parlicu,
lars can only be elected by a judicial investi
CATION, which will lake place probably at the
fall term of our court Cheraeo GeSeue.
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NOTICE..

Mansion House, Camden, April 90.
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COLUMBIA HOTEL.

TTNHE subscriber, having purchased the above esta6'
Tshment hereby notifies his friends and the pub
lie generally that he will spare pains or expense to
render those who may call upon him comfortable. His
Tables will be supplied with the best the market will
afford The Bar will be furnished with the best of Ii
ouors-and his stables with good ostlers and proven
der Call and sec for yourselves.
JOHN HARRISON.
Columbia, March Q III I'm.