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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-08-09
DR.. McLane'S Liver Pills.

DEING composed entirely ofregetaJle substances is
ID not only safe, hut have been found by all who
have used them, the best remedy for all affections
of the Licer and Digestive organs. In fact, where
they are used Liver Complaint cannot exist.
S-Pricc 25 cents per box.
The above valuable preparations are for sale by
most Of the Druggists, and to be had wholesale Of
p. NJ COHEN & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
calls, Periumcry &c.
No. 90 lIaync-strcct, Charleston, S. C.
June 81. 25. aoYly
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LAND FOR SALE.

MR.. SAMUEL N. ATKINSON is authorized to
vi sell lands Of the Estate of Thomas Sumter. ly
ing in Chesterfield Lancaster and Kershaw Districts.
Persons wishing to purchase will please address him
at Bshopville, Sumter District, S. c.
+. SUMTER, Ex'r, &c.
Sumterville Aug.2. 3i-tf
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LOR Ices CnSlNrds, FuddingS. and all Kinds OF Von-
l. dictionary, Pastry, dc. &c. Among them are Va
nilla Lemon. Peach. Nutmeg, Bitter Almond Banana,
Pine Apple Strawberry, Raspberry Rose, Ginger, Cin-
namon dc &C.. all very superior and for sale hy
F. L. ZEMP. .
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Hair Brushes.

rJNHE undersigned has now on hand an elegant as
Il sorment Of French, English and American Hair
Brushes to which lie invites the attention OF his nu-
mcrous friends and customers
August 0-32 If II. >. DELAY.
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Toilet Soaps.

CONSISTING OF Cleaver's Honey Soap Old Brown
" Windsor Taylors Crystalline Wash Balls, Mauge-
net and Condrays Omnibus and Parisienne Soaps, Sa-
vons dc Families, and many others too numerous to
MENTION may always be found at
Aur Q z j. DELAYS.
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House for Sale.

TNIIE Subscriber offers his residence on the Kirk
i wood Road, for sale, OH accommodating terms.
Persons wishing to purchase will bc shown over the
premises !. NJ. COOPER.
,July 3 II
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LYONS KatllairOIl,

DARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS, Haucl's Eau Lustral,
ID Phalon's Invigorator, Railways Circass:an Balm,
Jaynes and Loudens Hair Tonic together with most
of the delightful and fashionable preparations for the
HAIR may always be found at
Aug 9-tf Il. d. DEHA1 D.
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Am Es.ray Cow

TTAS been taken up and may be found at the sub.
IL scrber's mill, six miles above Camden. Said Cow
is n dun color The owner can have her by proving
property and paying the expense of advertising:
W. l.. HUGHES.
Inlv1 10 5t-2S
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Books Sand'NOvclS.
Leynrd's Babylon and Ninevah, abridged
Fern c, aves, from Fanny's POI tfolio
Memoirs of Robert and j. A. lladane
Life of DR.. Thomas Clamcrs Moffat
Race for Riches. BY William Arnot
Doubling Communcant Encouraged
IIart's Roman and Greek Mythology
Rarnsays History of Tennessee
Odd Fellows Manual
Sam Sticks Saws and Modern Instances
Sword and Distaff Smms
Country Hosptaties. BY Miss Sinclair
Harry Coverdnlcs Courtshp
Louise 1Iclton. or Things Seen and Heard
Ant-Fanatcism; A Tale of the South.
July IL. A. lOuNG.
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Destruction,

ITO heas bcd-bug, reaches, crickets, moths, rats
l. mice and other vermin, effected by the use
Lyons Magnetic Powder, which may be found at
Aug. 9. Il. j. DEHA1 >.
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To Rent.

THAT Dwelling House and Store on Broad street,
lately occupied by W. NJ. Billings. For particulars
apply to JAMES McEW FIN
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4. o. o. F.-Kershaw Lodge, No. 8.
TIME Regular Meeting Of this Lodge will be held
l. at their Hall, on Friday Evening at O'Clock.
". WALLACE, Secretary.
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Effcrvescing Solution of Citrate of
MaGneSia.

THIS delightful Saline Apcrent will be found an
l. excellent substitute for Epson Salts, or other
saline Purgatve-it is as agreeable to the taste
glass of Soda Water or Lemonade and operates plea
sanity as purga!ive.
A fresh supply just received and for sale by
Aug q Z. e. +. WORKMAN
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COpartnerShip Notice.

COpartnerSllip Notice.
THE undersigned have formed Coparnership for
l the transaction of the FACToRAGE AND CoMMIs-
SION BUSINESS, in the City of Charleston, under tho
name of RoSSER & WARREN.
The usual advances will bc made on all Produce
consigned to u.s. and strict and personal attention given
to all business entrusted to our care.
Our office on CENTRAL WHARF, will be opened on
OF before l5th September next.
JOHN ROSSER,
THO J. WARREN
June 2S-H
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ChiIdrCn'S Shoes.

ChildrCm'S Shoes.
4 FULL assortment just received and for sale by
n WORKMAN g. BOONE.
July l2. 2S-l
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Office So. Ca. Rail Road Company,
CHARLESTON, JULY 49, 1883.
GLEASON TICKETS, not transferable, toexpire three
- months from date Of purchase, at S35 each, can
on and after this date be procured at the Charleston
Augusta, Columbia and Camden Agencies.
sSy" Rate for colored persons for same time, S2O
J. r. EMERY, Sec'y.
July l9 % tt
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Framing timber in lengths of 40 feet aud Under saw
edt order at short notice. also Stats for blinds sash
es, DOORS &c aud palings Of every description.
In all cases lumber will be delivered at Camden or
S. C. L R. Depot for So so per 1000 feet in addition
to the above rates.
They have on hand in Camden limited supply of
lumber which may be had application to W. W.
Tryon, with whom or with either OF the undersigned
orders may be left. Z. TRYON.
D. c. TRY0N.
J. B. KERSuAW.
Aug.9 6m-32
Charleston Courier and TrWeekly So. Caroinian
will insert once each week for ; weeks and forward
bill to this Office.
MR. G. A. DEAN will act us my Agent during
ltI my absence from the State. II. PATE.
Camden, August 8, 1853.
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es9st .gs. Eagssz Ezss sssa eSEs e.

nN and after this date the Passenger and Mai
" Train will run once week, say WEDNESDAY
twice day, from the Junction to Camden and back,
connecting at the Junction with the Night Passenger
and freight Express Trains from Charleston at o'clock
A. NJ and bring mp Passengers and light freight; Stock
Poultry Eggs, Fruit and other light articles will be
received at the Camden Passenger Depot, On Wedges
days, 10 o'clock A. NJ, and connect with the night
Express Train tdown) from Columbia. 1t will be ne
ccssary for shippers of stock give three of four days
notice, that may be provided for them.
The Train will run directly through to Columbia
a I'D back OH Frxlay-onc day only.
Schedule of Running Time.
FIRST OR MORNING TRAIN.
Leave camden at. Observation-Disclosures. s 40 a M
Arrive af Junction at. at.................. ooo
Leave Junction at. Observation-Disclosures. GU
Arrive ut Camden n.................-.. S3O
SECOND, OR MIDDAY TRAIN, on WEDNESDAY.
Leave Camden at. ........... ........ 10 30 4. NJ
Arrive at Junction at. at................ lZ3u j. NJ.
Leave junction N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lsou
Arrive at Camden at. at................... Ais
N. D. BAILEY, Agent.
Jan l8 3 II
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Extracts from the New York Medical Gazette and
Journal of Health, edited by d. NJ. Reese N. D.,
LID. T75 Broadway, October /, 1852:
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Keep Cool.

HEAVY Linen Shccting and Pillow Case Linens
l. l. For sale low by +. W. BONNEY.
July l2-tf
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Isllll ber.

Lumber.
F1NHE Kershaw Steam Mill Company have constant
4 ly on hand pine Lumber Of every description at
their mill, miles north of Camden, which they offer
at the following prices for its equvalcnt:
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
" May ). FRANCIS l.. ZEMP.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-05-25
State Taxes for 1868.

We are indebted to the Ohio Patriot,
for the following article relative to the State
taxes for 1853:
By a circular issued to county Auditors,
by the Auditor of State, we learn that the
grand levy of taxation for State purposes,
for the year 1853, will be be as follows:
For the payment of the prin-.
ciple and interest on the
public debt. .......... g.. mills.
For general revenue purpo.
ses, (being the current ex-
penses of the State. -. 1..mill.
For State Common School
and Library fund...... 21-10 mills.
Total .......... 51-1O mills.
The above levy, says the State Auditor,
entirely supercedes the ordinary School
levy by County Commissioners. It is pro-
vided by the 22d section Of the New School
Law passed March Ia, 1853, that the
Board Of Education in any organized
township Of this State, may determine what
ton levy is necessary for their wants:
and if such levy is made known by certi6'
cate in writing to the Auditor, before the
first Monday in June, it shall be his duty
TO make the required assessment on the
taxable property liable thereto.
When allowance is made for the Schoo
levy heretofore made by the County Com
~missioners, it will be observed that the
levy for State purposes, for '53 varys little
if any, from what it was last year.
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Special Notices.
Vocal Concert.


Messrs. JOHN B.. SMirH g. JOSH H. BcvAn.
will give d Vocal Concert Of Sacred Music. COM
posed of Is classes, consisting of about 600 pupis.
at CARLISLE, Noble county. Ohio on Saturday,
May 2ssh, commencing at 10 O'Clock A.. Nj.
ORDER OF EXERCISES:
Prayer by Rev. w. w. RoupE.
Procession by the CIasscs The 4 ont composed
Of 80 Vocahsis Afterwards. the cIasses will re-
turn to the NJ. E. Church. and an address deliy-
cred on Sacred Music by Rev. R. Stephenson.
After the address, the Concert will commence,
composed Of all the classes.
Prayer by Rev. s. Farley.
These classes have beea under judicious in
struction for the last year.-some of whom have
been pupil. for many years /; and are consequeni-
iy prepared to give the public an exhibition in
this department Of science. creditabte 10 shsm-
selves and a generous public who have 80 liber.
ally sustained these laudable enterprises.
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Washington Gossip.

MINISTER TO MEx1co.-Real Romance.
Gov. SEYMOUR, Of Connecticut, is, or is
to be, Minister to Mexico. There is a bit
Of omanc connected with this appoint
ment, which we heard from a source of
undoubted authenticity. The Governor,
it is known. is a bachelor, whose pecuni.
airy circumstances have heretofore forbid
den his taking upon himself the response.
bility Of a family-his patriotism out
weighing his pence, as his honors have far
exceeded his ~emoluments.
While Colonel in Mexico he was taken
sick, and was received into the house OF
one ofthe richest and most respectable OF
American citizens, where he received the
kindest attentions until his restoration to
health. There was a daughter of the house
young, beautiful and accomplished
He was brave and she was fair, and oil
course they could do nothing else than
get desperately in love. She was rich,
and he was proud as he was poor, and in
this was the barrier to the consummation
Of their earthly felicity. This state oil
things coming to the knowledge of Presi-
dent PIERCE, who is the soul OF chivalry
he promptly rendered to his old friend and
fellow soldier the high place of Ambassa.
dor to her country, the honors of which
position are at least equal to her gold, and
will place them upon such equal footing
that he may claim her as his bride without
dishonor. Amicable relations will thus
be established between the two countries
both will be well served. and the highes1
reward conferred upon a brave soldier and
a faithful public servant.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is abou'
sending a Commission to California to in
vestigate the contracts entered into by the
laie Administration for the purchase o
land for a naval depot, custom-house fol
bonded goods, a mint and other buildings
The Sandwich Islands affair is still un'
der discussion. II is designed to appoini
a Commissioner to these Islands, with
power to refuse the offer Of annexation
should ii be offered.
On the night ofthe nth. ROBERT HAWK
a clerk Of the General Postofice, murder
ed his wife, by cutting her throat. He
then attempted TO commit suicide.--Cin
Enquirer.
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The Whig Party.

Wing party has coma out of the
late Presidential contest in a better con-
dition rand with fewer drawbacks to it's ul-
innate success, than has ever before been
its fortune.-Fredericksburg Her., (vhig. }
VIZ have heard of negative success
but nothing quite equal to the above. II
the Wings had only lost the four States
they carried, by the same bright argument.
their condition would be still better, and
their ultimate success more certain y
When a paper can take consolation from
such reflections, in Mercy's name, let il
have it 10 the full.-Slatesman.
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The Presidents Reception.

A spectator in Washington, who writes
to the N. Y. Tribune, was admitted to the
reception room Of President PIERCE. and
complains that the President received his
visitors all together. instead ofseeing them
privately. He feels bad, evidently, tina,
the President did not give him a chance to
pour some piteous tale into his ear, for he
says:
"Whenever an attempt would be made
to speak a word privately, perhaps by one
whose competitor for the same Office was
in the room. the President would expose
the whole subject in a tone of voice loud
enough to be heard fifty yards"
A public magistrate that, instead of a
private auditor. Very well-the people
do not care, if the backbiting aud SANDER
ofofice hunters are thus nipped in the bud.
Statesman.
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Later from Santa Fc.

ST. Louis, May 10.
The Santa Fe mail arrived at Indepen.
dence on the 18th, making the trip in sew
enteen days.
Business was very dull in New Mexico,
and every thing apparently at a low ebb,
There was a general disposition NANTES.
ted by the American residents to leave.
Much excitement prevailed in regard to
the Pacific Railway, and public sentimen,
has been expressed in favor Of a route
from St. Louis via Walkers Pass. An as.
sociation had been formed at Santa Fe.
which had agreed to invest n million
dollars in the capital stock Of the road,
provided the main trunk would pass
through New Mexico.
Gen. Lane is spoken of as a candidate
for Congress, and one county had nomi-
mated him. He had returned to Santa Fe
on the 26th ult. The excitementin regard
to the proclamation had somewhat subsi-
ded.
The correspondence between Gen.
Lane and the Mexican authorities was
kept back from the citizens, but it is repor-
ted that Lane has the advantage in the
controversy.
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SALE OF BLOOD HoRsEs.-The large
stock OF blood horses belonging to the es.
tate of the late VIM. Gibbons were sold o,
auction on the Sd inst, at Madison, N. J,
Among the number sold was the celebra.
ted racer .Fashion," now II years old,
bought by Mr.. Morris. Of Morfisiana, for
1850. Bonnets Of Blue, mother ofFash-
ion, &c years old, brought 800. Patsey
Anthony. Is years old. $3.50. Mariner
II years old, $27O; and others of lesser
note at prices varying from 70 up to $500.
This sale attracted a large concourse
OF people from Newark, New York, and
other places.
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Nervous Headaches.

DR. w. B.. Sir: have used your
Ointment in my family for a very severe attack
of nervous headache. which physicians have sl-
ways failed to remove. The Ointment effected q
cure in a short time. 1t has also frequently re-
lievcd me of the rheumatism and Of toothache.
Several Of my neighbors have been cured by il
of the same complaints. and one of a gain IN The
side of long standing. I con- ider il the most
valuable Ointment in use. L N. DISHER.
Gainsboro. G. w. April 20. 1851.
eS-See Agents nan.s at the head Of Sioaas
column.
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The Fastest People Yet.

Let c~ont1agratIons rage, San Francisco
and Sacramento City burn only to rise
like tue rnuen1x ter tIe rivers or CaIHTornia
overflow, inundating the country for miles,
sweeping, as with a bosom, the wealth Of
agriculture still fresh fields and pastures
new, appear as if by magic, along the
streams; let Australia lift up her fifteen
hundred miles Of auriferous mountains. as
beacons to the oupidity of the adventuFel
over the Pacific; still our steamers come
weekly, laden with the glittering particles
and California, irrepressibly bounds on.
ward, under tho progressive spirit Of he,
citizens!
men leap to attend the commands OF the
French Count Boulbon, as the clansman
leaped at the whistle of Rhoderick Dhu
Are Indians troublesome, or Coolies get.
ting too dense? The Californian, with his
hirsute phiz, Kossuth hat and devil may.
care bearing, is off for the scene of inter.
est.
For ''fast men," California stands high
and aloof above every other State thai
ever existed.
The latest news from the Pacific, shows
that the Californians are ahead in the ia.
panese investment. The "Japan and Cal.
~ifornia Trading Company" is established
And pray what company is that? We
always thought that none but the Dutch
could worm into the cities and affections
of the. Japanese. Has Jonathan got q
foo,hold. and peddling his wares on his
way TO Jeddo 2" Not quite that fast; blu,
he will soon be there. Anticipating the
appearance of Commodore Perry at Jed
do. the fast merchants Of San Francisco
have chartered three clippers and a bark,
laden with all sorts OF people and notions.
to send to Jeddo, the chief seaport Of ia.
pan. Each passenger is allowed 10 take
a ton OF Eeight. And we know well, what
an infinite variety OF "truck'' a Yankee
can<crowd into a ton.
There does not seem to be any fear up.
on the part of those who thus invest their
dollars +; unless it be the fear lest the Bos-
ton people nave anticipated the venture,
and will glut the Jeddo market. before
they can have a fair chance. They do
not anticipate any failure on the part OF
Commodore PERRY. They believe in
Destiny. Well, how can he fail with such
a variety Of Yankees at hand, whose
"wriggling lubricity'' would squeeze
through almost any knot hole. Ten to
one, the traders will be up at the capital
on easy terms with the Emperor. before
PERRy's despatch reaches the Imperial
presence.
But If Japan should prove peryerse and
inhospitable, the Chinese are near by, and
in a revolution too-the very crisis for the
California adventures. Nankin is under
the sway Of the rebels; and perhaps his
Celestial Majesty may be in such q strait,
as that he would desire to contract with
the men, clippers and bark aforesaid, for
q restoration, upon q consideration"
But whatever may be the result OF this
Japanese Company's adventure, it GER
tainly betokens q wide-awake enterprise
and nimble intelligence, which will give to
the Pacific, a.great and influential part in
the Worlds future history.-Statesman.
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About Right.

The Cadiz Republican states that a
young man near Cadiz had one Of his
thumbs torn off, and his hand otherwise
injured, a few days ago by the bursting
Of q gun, which he was firing as a salute
to a wedding party.
Considering the business he was en-
gagged in, a good many people will be in
clined TO say. "good enough for him."-Ma-
rietta Inte7ligencer.
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SERVED 'EM RrGHT.-Some Cincinnati
bucks who visited Xenia last week to make
arrangements for a military encampment,
sgot bricks in their hats" and on their re.
turn quarrelled with the Conductor. AZ.
ter breaking the glass and committing 9th.
er outrages, in the cars, the Conductor or.
dered them to leave. They refused.-
The Conductor stopped the train, called
in the hands and put the gentlemen az
out ofthe cars in double quick time.--Ma.
rietta Mtelligencer.
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Sad Affair,

We are sorry to learn that Mr.. WIN
LAW. of Knox township, in this county.
one day last week, fled from his home in
a state of mental arrangement. Search
was Immediately made for him by his
n%eighbors, when his body was found in
Wills Creek at a point some six or eight
miles from his residence.-Guernsey Times.
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FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP ORDINANCES.


ORDINANCES passed and established by the
" Trustees Of the township Of Franklin in the
county OF Monroe and State of Ohio, by virtue Of
the power in them vested bv sAn Act further de-
timing the powers of Trustees Of Townships., -
passed by the General Assembly Of tie State Of
Ohio, March 18th. A d. 1859, on the llth day
Of Mays A.. d 1858.
SkcrIoNI. Be IL ordoined by the Tfxsfeesy
the township Of Franklin. nthe COUNT 81 Of Mosrpe
and State Of Ohio, That no person OF persons
shall keep any house. shop, store, or other hulid-
ing or structure in the township Of Franklin. in
Monroe county, Ohio. as a place of resort for the
purpose Of selling or giving away intoxicating IL
quors, and II any person or persons shall be found
keeping any house. hop, Store. or other building
in said township. as a place of resort FIR tirpling
and intemperance, or shall be found selling or giv-
ing away any intoxicating liquors to be used Or
drank as a beverage at the place where sold or giv-
en- AWAY. such peTso I or persons shall be deemed
guilty Of an offence against this ordinances. aud on
conviction thereof shall be fined ia any sum NOT
less than five dollars nor more than City dollars. in.
Guiding costs OF prosecution and the fees Of the
Sheriff or JaiIor, and shall be Imprisoned IN the
Jail OF said county aud fed on bread and water not
less than FIVE days. nor more than twenty days.
SEC. 2. That if any person or persons shall by
his. her, or their servant or serva ants, or any per.
son or persons in their employ, keep or cause to
be kept in said township, any house, store. or
shop. or other building as a place of resort for the
purpose of selling or giving away any Intoxicating
liquors, or shalt by such servant or servants. per-
son or persons in their employ. sell or give AWAY
any intoxicating liquors to be used or drank % :
beverage. such principal peraon or persons shall be
deemed guilty of an offence against this ordinance.
and on CONVICTION thereof shall be fined in any sum
not less than five dollars nor more than City dollars.
including costs of prosecution and the fees of the
Sheriff or Jailor, and shall be imprisoned in the
Jail OF this county not less than five days nor more
than twenty days, and fed ON bread aud water du.