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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
SLAVERY ETERNAL.

II il all halucinaton to suppose tha' we are ever
going 10 get rid of African Slavery, or mat II VIII
ever be desirable TO do IL thing tnst we can
not do without that II righteous, prohaoIe ana per
msnen. and that belongs southern society a. inner
epty intricately and duraby a. me "nite race ITSELF
~ he bts rsce will itself enigrate from the south
- S,a,as 20 Africa California, Polynesia, sooner
,hsn ,ha African. Let Us make up minds, there
80. 20 ant nh and make the most of the inst u
80 ~ us not bother our brains about what Proyi-
dnce n,end, 70 do with negroes in the distant f1
tire but glory in and profit TO the utmost by what He
49, 9one fr him in transplaDtng hm here, and setting
I; % work on our plantations. Let the politicians
md nlanters Of the South, while encouraging the
a. Rs n,i4s ard MethOdsts and other denominations
having Lees number OF votes, in chTistianizing the
regro keep their slaves At hard work, under strict d-
cplpe out Of dleness and mischief, while they live
and when they come to die instead OF sending them off
10 Africa anumittipg them to life Of freedom
hcentio and nuisance, rH them over to their
Children direct them 70 be sold where they will be
made TO work hard and be of service 10 their masters
and TO tho country. True philanthropy TO the negro
begins like charity, at home; and il southern men
would act 90 If the canopy OF heaven were inscribed
with covenant in letters Of fire thar the zgTo IS Aere
and here torertr, Is property and ours torere Is
nereT 10 be euonespoted, - TO be kept hard az ro'k
and IN rIgid sEb1ecroA all has days, and nerer 70 go
10 Atrtea 10 Polynesia or TO Yankee Land, f wolse
than either they would accomplish more goo Ior .ne
in i've years than they boast the institute sSt
10 have ACCOMPLISHED in two centuries ana cur ~ y!
the roots set of evils and fallsces that 'afee'en "
drive the white race wandering in the western wiz
derness sooner than Cufee viii 90 TO preacn me sos-
pel IN Guinea lh@uu"IU HAs~ae''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
EIGHTH-AVENUE BANK.

The Eigh:h-av. Banking Company, being unable to
aset the run for specie upon the Bsak, closed their
doors yesterday morning. During the morning and
vsp,o 3 O'Clock Pm. there was crowd of from ity
b seventy-fye persons in front of The institution,
nYious to be first on haad in case the doors should
b opened. The cashier spprehending some difficulty
applied to the Twentieth Ward Police Station Tor es-
isnce but no policemen were sent to the spot as the
span Of the Ward thought that the appearance Of his
men on the ground would do more harm than good. A
cdon Of men, however, were held in reserve at the
Station House in readiness in the event of any riot.
The holders seeing no chance for converting the notes
asy held into specie, went away quietly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE ARCTIC SAILED .sFPT. -.
LANDING or THE CHiMeA EXPEDITION.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

The Royal Maa steamer Canada, ffem Liverpo''st
ioI clock on the morning OF Saturday, Esd inst.
arrived at this port yesterday morning at clock
The steamer Petrol Capt Tins, with Ill passen-
gegs from Glasgow ior Nes-YoFk, had pat back to
the Clyde where she arrived on the 18th, having met
with severe weather, her mas;s carried away, decks
swept bulwarks driven in, and lesky. Five pa'scn-
geIs had died.
The United States steamer San Jacin'o had arrived
ct southampton, and would leave in q lew days.
The news is interesting.
The Arctic called on the 20lh OF September. with
about 900 passengers, and has not been heard OF.
The Liverpool CoTroS Market continues dull.
BREADsTUFTS buoyant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-07
W-YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,"
PREMIUM LIST

PREMIUM LIST
The following premiums were awarded a. the Fair
of the New-York State Agricultural Society, held in
this City October 80. The Lie, comprises all that we
could obtain last evening. There may be some
omissions The premium animals are equal to any
that have ever been exhibited in this country.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

Al Cd 81 ne Ohio river say fseg-
er XIII 81 dfire ef lei bin have bis
81, expose youI be1y 50 6 e Get bitten 81 over,
after Whichno 'skeessr VII bite you; for 'skee-
ter was never knoBn II place Big saesE g tae
same place that one has bsan il beloIs eVenifit
were City years age
Wecahn6t eouch loE he aboYs remedy for the
annoying attacks Of mosquitoes but or Eeadsls
ear try II
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

~
Nes. sg en- 81 crnp S.reel, ~. CrE4rs
E8A Try N WEnW
IMPORTED rs an Deeleu Foreiea 6ff ro
g iai afley cn. HE
Sc, &c., lhant d,e Iards ID tA6iI t
paiFonage Gle quality and fllca % lief 4oe1s
ou1 tIoIE Ia..' |I1ulIl1 81 0II 1I
Will theI hof iron . confluence 81
their tere INIs Nem tuIcf Wei #o
then ports ines enc caastant recHl1Ha Nea aAt
Rl'ss, eassta.'f .see'se s. egs.y .hns V .n,af
.lle, aAt eaa a1aentl4 1tlic liz ai.trlIenp fNf
chaaefa lle aIec and vel r.qIlet nQr
which lie following Is \ part Vi1s
English baf Iron, round eaN1te 81 Aat~4y9 tons.
Rest Cable % aa-l00 TOMS
Do ceunsgifana do Ia to-lo1 lona
Do dg beeT plate ao-2o .on1
ID q top.tgan gu4l lel 0ica
Do Ton1e boiss Dlale iDne
Do ~ SNf TOMS
Do % moadsl0 lta
% DO laies TONS
1Faziers rods anf mel e-1e
Sheet Iron Enech. American an Ic1ncrfc
from 1910 $500 bds
Hoop an--ffoa 5.8 u ineh--ec0 bts
Round d0-ff0m 4to@ fNfAs 900 tdis
Cut Malice elebiesed Weynlontt, andolhelgeet
2Eess spikes29Q
Pocket and IabIe CuticT5 arr
Tin Rlafess best Chaycoal hfends 600 hoTr
Block Tin, Iincs opeltef 81, 1900 dundr
9fazi,Fs' Copper, from q 81 40 lb sbe2n 10000
German. Shoar. Blister AID tal e tsf
Spades and shovels, Ames's und other nt
Whilisnofs's Cotton, Wool end fIors
60o doaen.
coffee Wills. Wi|sDa's genuine 200 d6ror
Patent Balances and fatlorm scales. A1,iIt
Wees Stock and Dlff, Below.
Vxs Trace, Leg, Halter and soil Chafha
Saeio eapls, 3 ane1ofs 1oopf. tools. IiunsE j
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

sS# ,.
81. e. s.. e
M
1s fe1
A
& -.
I've 8 Alote sns las.ss ram
~ s9ne .ilAe cloud arising
M sls hsss sound
cn earth ptIzing
KS dep profound
ave- he|ssa
s .s s. Fam. RS tvsst
s. IS ..s..s S..
10y e
c..s. -. 8.
-. :. :. - .'..ss.s ..'..
Ifs go Pc s.alk county Sla.o
j. llcnltu1 s. s. aIe Offering pfemis
nfse rs he finest Al, sf Vanno mer
!,
TOT pks'tlsss eapyt e.Plohaa g
a.9sAsL' ast 1A4 l'sses.sss 49, ~ es-
lo1 ~. Il lne.1sl' ~ 81 - 800 "
49, s, 49,. s o.leI l9s 3. A lsa.s
.ess sni.q paess ~ slas 1a9hsns eas ess y
ss s9aSaes1se. 2 81, I. :. ~ : ~
.9k 1nu e. 80 49,
sNsis !. .9onsns ol1' ~ = IS ssAslasts1
AAl1 s. ~ 1870 49,
sh1 ~ 49, ~. 3. 80 a.o.sas s.a
80 y ~ a..t kleAsaa =
ngsee8
"a aoets.as Egg z 1T u.s. all ans 1es
ees "a : - e sssse sAnens
s 80 !,
abore society osoht Is define 6l,at eonsti.
tutes tie pfetsIssE baby. otherwise exhibi.
sogs viii Be alsog sher IA Tie dark IS @
~ they aEs g show for; Whether hls q
80 s 49,. & 1as & go
r 49,. +. 49, s 80 ). s. sSss
iest md aand. 81 shorE II ths reel
md body: shis thin round sne
foone 81 sQasss ssee'ests' IS
1870
est Yer Yorll
Iats Horticultural societv Il iudpinr al
improved stock q their annual exhibitions.
& would Be wei also e have this Scale of
s.:.,, Aes se.l's sn, IS y s Moosl paDJ
- $500 ,;,.o ., $40. .9s - ~ 80
raitE would have some basis 81 Whieh Is /
found their judgments and We might look
toward g some improvement in the breed /
e ans gs..ss 5, 800 W. s. 81 quincy g !"
sals sns besgs, .ao,s at ,bsrs s i nss5
enough 81 thai III this wicked world depen- |
eraie q e S morally and men ally as phys /
lcallY
r satisfactory scale d points and mod-
lls' could 81 adopted 81 tie agricultural
Societies ii these matters and conducting
male s. eusry feo4 premiums = sseb has
been blessed lie past month Win vhat
they consider ! ps;r = .,oe,ieIs.of n. t;rstl
order
Wee s.. 49, So. 81. .,.s;.
.,;e.,l...,;ss 800 .1,,s -, Is,,.n.,1 ss.;es
renagns.
NE most heartily cohgranlate our friends
d lie American upon those cheering events
past month particularly the senior.
10 Be thus blessed al this period ofhis days
IS blessing indeed and one which inspires
IS Wish hope. even il our de1 ming years.
ne believe "a Sprin field Mass. belongs
tie honor 8 first introauoi baby shows
-. ia es., 1s.,, rssrtsol 4 .-.,;.,.lt.,rsl A.
soelatl0n 0f Ca entirely eclpses our Ohio
naie hbo7s Is tie seals ST premiums. TIE
are AMONG the premiums 10 Be-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15


neo
eH asa
rs
licr ana lh
90
I'd 'sf Iixs Kssfsg s.
events
olhlng haRe achieved
victories dIs|lir where
So s hns heretofore Fed h balanc
81 poasF snd hare e|le hsir senaaale
s. sone "a 81 reis more
Be ihal q %
Sane precinct
Acp q Nothing + =
tlis Waask hers did Their port come
lrom Certainly not o s his par
s. c|nniFelr n 80 Ne askS
I.st ~ unrh e eW r1hingIsa a..
- Denocr phat
lae able
recent election d Mobile ne Know
Npihlngr ehisrsd We of ssgle 81
on W ny denoerst RIO es hisI
aiien rune s. ssr st Noble
contains pse wings Is oha
prssun not. Whence We ask
did lhe Knou Ncthipns obtain their
support ifnos from lhs democratic ranks
as Nsll from lhe Whie A ihe late
election il Missouri have another exam,
e Krop dining Wet y II noeral.
isg: mon When s Cincinna 1amm
diseoprsss $ follons Considering every
thing Ihe Know Nosh achieved Won
ders "a orga ion dating but
three months previous 70 lie election theg
succeeded i carrying over ons halg q iheir
capdidstes and ior the remaining hall pell-
I'd a. average nols of 90 coming within
few hundred votes Of wing every cans
didate lriumph When ws Co er
Is large nunbsro q naturalized iols e
. that ely ean # be supposed that he
Ansrican q Know 6othing 1aeei-
va their upp1 axe ren ,hs
Chronls says IS unde
United Americans q Know olhines, s
they are familiar 6alIea ans about q take.
ths Geld 81 Massachusetts, - Ibis time
theraaF said u BE- about lno hundred ana
fifty lodges il shs slate containing from
forty o sixty Thousand voters They are
composed q men known i their respective
localities s belonging = each 81 tie polis-
ical organizations Wing Democrat and
FreesOil: This IS the language q sr
published d Boston where Know othing-
Ism i = !. ~ it's also Demo
cratic trick md geesoil trie and IS
therefore higo democratic reesoil
trick s. Il Is any slrick
Well this Il Just what We belIere 4 Isl
judging from We can ather from Jour
publ q different parts 81 she country
and If organ lie Boston Know
Moth isRe i IS not confined lo
Che po parties bat knows 40 other
pFinoI ba = hlch Is purely ssiea
and viii ths platform can be Eeither
Wing Danousa o. feesoil trick but pure.
u "a dnisricaN trek
K0leia 10aicla
The American Protestant association 81
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

0DsocANo GIFx ExHIBIIIo. On readers
viii hsar 81 mind tie Ell snsise gis ion &
S. Il. wilson, which ialSss place at lhs Odd Eel
lows Han ieiItous fall. Oh BE Cd day oete-
be- ne1l, 1t which time ana place ssfeh thousand
dollars worth q superior watches. Fine Diamonds
ana genuine silFer.uare win s. awarded 70 Tick
ct Holders whether absent 81 not st The tin1s Of
the Exhibition This IS undoubtedly 8 very fir
and liberal enterprise, AID evidently olIeEs a sa-
psrior inducements toany lottery scheme nov Is.
tant An Who are disposed to iry their luck 90
an equal scale had better buy tickets without de-
ny, as ts drawing IS fast approaching aid tiell-
cts are n great demand
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

lenAe
Niche Geo. Powell g. IL
cslino sman aud dar.
cHckNe8
THE Minutes 81 psevioas meeting we're read
and approved
The Committee "a Aecoanss p whom was
referred LIZ account 81 i 6 Hoh.ngWoltn.
made he following report which vas g no.
ton, adopted
The Commits 81 Accounts, would res.
pectfullY report tia hey have examined Tie
account Of & 6 Holling oflh, Marshal, and
find ool1eeE 81 recon mend chat aanI
be issued fer eo7 So II his favor.
he Special COMMITTEES empowered q en-
elop Niehl wi teh for zoo City, were 0n
motion, allowed Until next regular leeting
70 report
The Hospital Committee made tic "a low
ing report, which was received and adopted
Tie Hospital Committee beg leave Is report
On IA peiition.of Duffy. They End that
the statements made therein afe correct and
recommend that warrant issue IS h;s favor
for $50 DO.
The account ct IS Lawrence, Mayor. ior
800 90 for one quarters salary, up T. July
Ist 1854, was presented and allowed
Tie petition Of John Lear praying for an
a Washington Street, Was Is
lered 70 the Street Committee.
on motion the Board adjourned
0sDONN BILL. dent
os, City Clerk
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

The American Protestant association Of
New jersey ne. q Newark on Sept s. and
formed il line Of procession. e vas
passing catholic Chnrel ca Us cred
from tie Church into the procession This
was The signal for general rlos Tie
procession rushed into Tie church and CONF
pleEslY ri1dled il eafil up The benches
denolshing tie altar and des ogipg tie
organ a.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

Something New.
lust received and now opening By GIBBS
= &HONE
Radismore Silks, Plaid and Plain Poul de-
Sole,
Striped and chine silks. Plaid Challis
Plain aud dotted chilli delaines, Canon
cloth,
Printed de aines, grsat variety pretty and
cheap,
French and English grapes Persian twillss
Gro de Rhine, 80 &c ap and Glasco silks,
Brocade poplin Mefnoes, Alpacns and
Chintz
Vicksbnrg, sep. ID
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15
1aIPORrANr no PRKNIE

"A good composites anQ en 3 wanted e
act as foreman af this oi6ee 70 one thai can
come wei Esc0n g capaeit sid sob1s.
stp, permanent situation VIII good wages VIII
Be given.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

heV. II q IH0RNToN4D. ID, President and
Professor oil Moral al intel lseiual Science.
REy, j ID. RU5H HIS Professor of lathe-
mates. Natural philosophy and Astronomy
H. " kfEBcE. AslT Professors 81 Eng ieh IT,
fatuFa md Assistant Proie 81 Ancient
4an
JI IFfN, Ds Professor 81 Ancient
and eIn Langua eon analqe
mg and ane
In H Principal 81 Tie Prepala.
fo D6Vaftmenf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

Mr. " H Sparkle has been appointed
Post Master at liclksburg 10 place Of Capt Piy-
o. deceased.
# affords IS snueh pleasure 70 state that
recent adviees from Sew Orleans assures g that
very little
- and ibis pa
ally So
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15


ieksburg sentinel. uisEepr IS.
WeneveE said Or fhsinnated that because tic
Romansts would kill Us e they should Get into
power hat Ne wish to kill them because the
Ffa are nov Tie stronger party ii this
country We understand correctly The sign
ofthe tines he American got the abeass,'
By tie horns and 1all oat his teeth before e
gets bis e apifal the
Sentinel can 81 81 ming IS IS
a67oo Inst as de.
nonina ger opinion # We
welcome oit. The part oB Nolhings.
# any sueh exists ID tis State wants 40 expo
nent aud aar BOT tie one they would
choose # We snow Just as much
about ths y IS the editors q the
editors 81 bs Sentinel % ana that S moth
cur defeating Ne. Fillmore We don't
inten any sach thing We a4d Che rent Of
tie American spa 70 make him Presi-
il IS and then ne pset 70 receive tie mis-
ion IS nEinople SD Petersburg By way
ofspai Editors Of tie Sentinel win be-
good boys 81 gt throw any more bricks ct us
dsiss 6e to CT 81 Sir Walkers
head ana make them collectors 81 tie port of
ieksbug
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

Exchanges p'ease notice
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

% time d proeIastina tion
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

Ar. =. a IS he onIg authorized oeuf
to rgesipt Sc none
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

MEME 100 bhls best Rossndale Ce
- menf sale 81 sept
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

Give g Lord tie litter raia
one lill.s cloud arising
Tie heavens Ground
Tie opp der profound
before
s ol tom lhe Vest
of south grant 0nf
rain
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-09-15

HERRTNGS. rs bbls selected Family her
rings. ju7t received 81
TEspt Gro SaTEDEg ros
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-02
Mineral Resources of the South

The Knoxville Register has an interesting
article on some late discoveries, which show
that there is one continuous vein of rich cop.
per ore between the Polk county mine in East
Tennessee: and the mine recently discovered in
Carroll county, Virginia These Virginia aud
Tennessee veins have the same direction, North.
east and Southwest the same dip the same
surface Indications. and are in the same chain
of mountains. In the Tennessee vein the mi
ners have recently reac he'd the yellow Sulphuret
of copper, which is regarded as an infalible
indication Of the inexhaustible extent of the
mines, and also their incompatible richness.
A new impetus has consequently been given to
mining operations; and, two weeks since there
were sales of three quarter sections of land at
about $l,250,000. About five thousand tons
of rich copper ore are taken from the mines
monthly, netting in, all, at least half million
of dollars. This amount will doubtless be
much Increased, when the shafts that are being
sunk shall penetrate the rich sui lphuret.
Bnt these copper developments, the Register
SAYS, are not the tenth part of the indications
Of the very great value which is at some early
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-02

A HARD 'HrT.-Some years ago, Roger M.
Sherman and Perry. Smith, of Connecticut,
were opposed to each other as advocates in an
important case before court of Justice
Smith opened the case with violent and fool
ish trade against Mr.. Sherman's political char.
acter.
Sherman arose in composed manner and
remarked:
81 shall not discuss politics before this court
but am perfectly wilngeto argue questions
oflaw, to chop logic, or even tospit hairs with
him"
"srlit that then," said Smith, at the same
time pulling out short, rough looking hair
from his head, and banding it over 10 sher-
man. -
"May it please the honorable court" rotor.
ted Sherman, 81 didn't say bristles"
An old bachelor geologist was boasting that
every rock was as familiar to him as tho al
phabet. lady, who was present, declared
that she knew ofa rock of which he was who'll
ly ignorant. "Name it, madamN cried Co.
lebs, in rage. at is rock the cradle, sir"
replied the lady. Celebs evaporated.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-02

A. - h. a,,.56ed to mineral lands in East
T:nnes T 90 :esssSSd Southwest Virginia, and which
is 70 fafsfsh new sourcesof profit for tie great
a.sssysssof the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
and for the diffusion Of increasing wealth along
its whole line. In addition to the zinc, Lead,
marble, gypsum, &C., of"that fine section OF
country, there are rich mountains of iron and
coal, to he opened up and brought into the great
laboratory of. human enterprise. With the
abundance of ossand iron, and the great I'M,
provement in its manufacture, it is estimated
that pig iron may be made at a cost of little.
more than five dollars per ton-so that, Oh the
completion Of the railroad in construction, the
actual cost of the iron will be in New York
less than 500 per ton, in Charleston less than
SIS, and in Cincinnati less than Sl0-and yet
thousands of acres of land may now be pur-
chased for less than fifty cents per acre. In
time, capital will find out these opportunities
for investment in Virginia and Tenuessee-and
mighty will be the results of development OF
their teemng resources. Come. what may, the
destiny Of tie South must. be Onward, and,
however lowering the horizon with the black
storm of frnaticism and aggression, the South
is blessed with natural resources, fully abun-
dant to give her prosperity and strength and
complete security against the Vaccinations OF
erdeadliest enemies. The spirit of enterprise
and energy is waking up the South, and we al.
ready see brighter day in her history. Let
her be true to herself and to her admirable
natural position, and magnificent destiny will
be accomplished for her.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-02
CARPETINGS! CARPETINGS!

SxA4OA - = A4s SSs S~>~sS -
rEHE subscribers are now prepared to offer at the
l. lowest market prices fullassortment OF superior
VELVET TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY
INGRAM, SCOTCH. VENETIAN, DUTCH
and LINEN CARPETINGS.
ALSO.
The various widths of PRINTED BAIzEs, or FLOOR
CLOTHS, FLOOR and STAIR OIL CLOTHS and CRUMB
CLOTHS, GILT and S1LvERED STAIR RODS and STAIR
CARPETING, RUGS MATS, &c i.
All of which have been selected from the manutac-
turers in the American and English markets, by one
of the partners, and we will have them cut, made lit
ted and laid in the most workmanlike manner and on
the best terns <. .Gs;s.,
We most confidently invite attention to our stock.
~ CURTAIN MATERIALS.
We are now prepared incur rCURTAINIDEPA.RT-
MBNT to offer the various styles of Curtain Stus ~
Silk, Worsted, Linen, and Cotton Embroidered Laes
and Muslin Curtains Gimps Loops, 3aSseS COrnices, &c
Church Trimmings, Hangings, &c.
New designs for which we havenow received and they
win be made and put up the best terms in the most
workmanlke manner, and under our own supervision.
-, BROWNING & LEMAN,
Successors 10 O. & e. L.-Kerrison Co. \
Cor. King and Marketsts Charleston, Sc.
Oct l9 < "a Il
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-02
Nunlural1g.

"Mr. Smith," says Mrs. DR., Jones, "don't
you think my. husband is a perfect duck Of a
tnaf22gSa t1fe is generally conceded" replied
Mr.. Smith, "that there is something of a quack
about him" Exit Smith-just ahead ofa broom
stick.
A gentleman in the street the other night,
who had evidently taken in too much of the
ardent" for storage, and who was unquietly
resting himself against lamppost, when an
acquaintance came along, and observed that
the afflicted individual had on new overcoat.
..Well," Bob,' said he, "guess you have been
indulging in new overcoat."
Coat !" replied Bob, giving his hat a knock
back, and endeavoring to gesticulate, /" this
amt coat"
"Ins't coat, ell! Well, Bob, what is it9
"This ere ANITA coat-it's spirit sorapper.' .
A COOP SHor.-The best repartee we have
lately seen comes from Prentice, the wag of
the Louisville Journal. The Editor of the
Alabama Flag called it out by the following
squib "Why is the Louisville Journals ca
reer through life like cele ebrated tunes Be.
cause it is. the rogues march,"
Prentice, who is "dead shot," loaded his
piece, and taking aim, let the Flag man have
it right in the teeth after the following manner
to wit "Why will the editor of the Flag, at
the end Of bis career through life be like tune
of Paganini's2 Because he will be executed
on single string"