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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19
nm iNTELLIGB5NCER.
.5TrnSEsDAY MORNING. AP slEslg. 1884.
To Corre.pondcnts. !,

rrrPs concerning subscription. advertising or 9th.
LEI business ofthe Intellisencer, should be ad.
er hnaI ~ ire PrOprietorS.
dressed e "cernins the editorial department OF the ma.
be addressed TO the editors, jointly, or 10 eli.
bsrOrts. writing for publication win please
rGs side 4. Of the p1Gss will
o. rs more prompt attention to nts
Z. ,ssp thsy might Otherwise some times restcye
1.-THE INTELLIGENCER OF
FICE has been removed, from Water
.treet to MAfec's new buildings; corner nj I
If Main and Quincy streets, one square
from the Post Office, one square from the
Railroad Depot, and one square from the
Steamboat Landing. - .slss..
sa-Entrance from Quincy street.
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CAUTION.f

DR. MoRsE's IHYIdoRKTINa CoRpfAL AZ bean e,s,,ssy
Eeited by some unprincpled pei sons s
all the genuine cordial win have The roprietors
pasted over the cork OF each bottle the fo
lowing words blown In the glass
'DR. MORSE issIcoRATiNG CORDIAL, ~ 80
Efszs .C.M.RING, PROPRIETOR n. a. 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

DISTRESSING ATTEMPT AT SurclpE.--Charles
Eskcsop, whom we have know II for some time as
m smiable, clever German, engaged with his
bother John Fickeison in music store on Main
street, cut his throat early yesterday morng with
The intention, apparently, of committing suicide.
ltappears that he wentiihto he cellar yesterday
morning between four and Eve O'Clock, taking
With him razor, around The hanlle of which he
had wound string, SO astopreyenttheblade from
moving on the rire, end also pen knife, both of
which be appears TO have used On his throat, as
they were found with prayer book covered with
blood in the cellsr. seems to liav. seated him
self on a piano box, and with lighted candle ky
his side opened and read his prayer book; then
made seVeral gashes III his throat with the razor,
and finally TO have drawn it entirely across his
tLroat Immediately under the .cLin, cutting the
winipipe entirely of, but not ssvering the iugular
veins. He doubtless used the penkn,fe Afterwards
He then walked up stairs 10 The room where his
irother was sleeping, fell upon The bed, when the
flowing blood caused his brother TO gettup and
strike light, when he discovered Charles with his
throat cut almost from ear TO ear, anu the blood
gushing from the gaping wound. Doctors Hulli-
hen AMI Hump dressed. the wound. and lie was con-
ueyed TO room where he received every possible
attention. He now lies in "a very critical icondi-
ton, though his recovery is considered possible.
NOcause excep, temporary alteration Of mind,
IS assigned for this rash act. We understand that
he has recently been much depressed. blythe death
of his sister. We had always regarded him as n
rerYamable man, remarkable rihis yiyacity and
good humor. =, -. 49, - n 100 -
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No. 7, Sprigg House Emporium
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs sANDvEsTINGsl


- New Spring and Suiiini CIR G oodsI y,
TAKE pleasurei In beiit able say my old Gust
ers ai'd The Iaslilogabe community that Ihaye lust
The most the season that tho great
Emloriun New York, can import from France and the
Oh and having dsiensed the sale COM.
men gives more and time attend
Tie wants oil my customer in the fsshi enable way NJ
ne stock now consists of f,,s,s5 - +,-t -
~, BLACK BRowN,i GREEN, BLUE, 4oLlyE,ANDf 81
DALHtA CLOTHS. i.a1-R lasz tszs'--z l.
silk and wool cashmeretts all shades and colora
summer cloths linen aud grass cots
French, English aud merican eassimeres; also, daca
linen billings, &C., for making pants Asto Veatings,
la We tile lost beautiful selection overlooked any
W all OF which now prepared 10 Giake III the
Bile and best STYLE lave secured RussELL's
services cutter for the coming feel
Oi1the Allegheny mountains. F Rs z 'st = ~ . y
In eonnecti0nysth the above have beautiful
ilient Furnishing Goods all fine, seasonable fash
iona BILE, consisting Of CLOTH cashmere,
hazlne. grass len diab Ia aud plain linen, foe
and business coats, vests and PANTS, made from tie most
liiena cotton Shirts, six, lii wool cot
ton aud Drawersj crayats, stocks, collars
gloves and rsgsA aitnjtst y
Hosiery IN variety; aso every other article suit
able Tor completing gentleman IS wa rdrobe. = :
Aithe above named articles together many other
articles that be found at my store Sprgg onse
mI2l,esj -ssi .ta sss.T s,d4 s,sr II. RICE.
af4sg qi b7is9 NOTICElEXTRA. bstess15 sss9z
have small stock OF common clothing that will dis
pose OF al cost, even less, TO make room for my Spring
stock OF fine goods. = ILL., :
aret ,slta . LLs y -l-.t@ RICE 5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19
GADspEN TREATY.

n Y AsGlNero "A ptilgg Gadsden Teeaty
was relectedlby the Senate day. by the decisive
vote of 26 tols, which is about the correct fig.
moved SO nothing definite as 10 details car be- as
certained Much speculation exists as to the sf-
Lect of the rejection. II was intiinat.d BY The
President. aud certain members Of the Cabinet,
while the treaty was under discussion, that The re.
ny immediate war with Mexico the resident feel.
ing himself called upon 10 seize The .Mesila Val
ley, let-what may come. This intima lion was con
sldered an attempt to intimda,e the Senators, and
rather appoint another Commissioner 10 negotiate
treaty than take new couri under existing cir.
cumstances,4 Allare mountaineering devotion,
ments Of policy inthe Premises 49, ~
=. Ten or u inches snow fell To- day, melting ran
Idly as tscame. 50 There is much snow on the
ground now. i9T2 ~ $. u .EssaaA. ~ ~ sstT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

rnE RIVER last night was at a stage Of thirteen
feet liz inches. '.2z9 ..,...e-,..s...-
The Thos. Swami arrived ,yesterdays with sr75
passengers and ESQ tons Of freight. She is. Tie
Siuar Union Line packet 70, this evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

IsSSCiNNATI--Psr setamer felI-Mc-
es,tSlOs, 80 hhds bacon; Pryor, CLARK & Co, %
IT, son; Hampton, bbIs whisky; Cransle
70 - kgS tobacco. -. = -lst,E -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

.FUk 1RENI.@
THE fine four story warehouses, recently erected
Il on1he FoTSyt rehouse property fronting The
wharf on Water strest honsss in pom, OF size,
elegance, and strength or structure. ton for
either riding and commission, produce, whole
for rent in the CITY, The Counting Rooms large
spacious, aud located on the second story.
Possession given ter ms apply to
jan6 - 4 TFitANCIS2 m lARMSTRoNG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

fBs SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.
Aa,,aoscrber IS prepared to furnish his nuner-
Nd bs and all the rest of mankind" with splendid
Vi latest Ia les, and most approved styles, -
ss5 insurance hrauty OF form and finish, cannot be
y 81 s,L e whom shaped to the head by opr eonforma.
ep,s SaS large assnrtment of mems youths and
Plain s mas, comprising white, d. alb, black, nap
z, io-e,is Tyention lngraham, Young nerfca.
1eS's CO WIN nne assortment fmen,s, yuuthst and
'oeaaIe AMI t; which are offered al lowest prices,
- z--------.s.s w. w. JlMEsossl
Nwo,. For RENT.7 = $1,000 ~
epsir Win !, sSS%modisus dwelling Houses IN good
,bS'5iF" 10 MI ..ROHAN. tstEfz
a Marble works. MsIletat :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

Il. MOGE 4 s o n $500. - s's = =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AfrsAali @. HI, Va, afoandspiHe II. 81 e "
sIhL practice In Ohio, etzel counties.
will he given to collections and
Lag nasiness All dndsof land Tor sale =
EHERGHd I.4ILORE4
e. INC sESY4BLASHaIENT.. sq q
no. 30 coRaERs roSRpk5ANpsw WATER sTREETs,8 y
Wheeling, yn 81 al =. ~
aHOS. HUGHES begs lea ye 10 call The or his
friend and bic public
erally, TO his newly received and gorgeous stock OF
CLOTHS. GASSIMERES AND VEST1NGS, Il.
adapted TO Spring and summer wear
All orders will shorsest notice, aud
IL The most superior and "a shi oBabic sty
Constantly hand, splendid antot trent or Sit
PeTfne CRcfhtag. made equai TO custom work
Please to aliI and exafiiihe the stock ap4i3m
q nbta No i lard on, 4 pfIne article, Tor sale BY
~ kh1s RELi.s e cAADwkLI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

a. LHtrobe--ForsythsS & Hopking, 500 bbls lard,
~ soap. "a bils lesthe, 5tons machinery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19
MIS- Ei iI j J N5E0ITs.
oMa THE GoAElTIOr
AGAINST THROWING IN TRIMMINGS.

-s---z<z-$-
FIR on TIL GoALlTloN
AGAINST THROWING IN TRIMMINGS.
4dsaNc IstAGEk
VITHDR4IpS, 'front.' his day, his name from the coal
ShsSS aS sE
gsss
some 80 III. goods o and a priesssdS
s'ssf GLARS Sa aps Sseetss ai asi.0sz,
s & FINEST linen sssss.
~ s5is - ts.seG. 5S DE-
Gi,nr do VA f Efylsel s2,sS 10 10
az 4S S aS 5s9sasafI g y
At so,Sf. Laurel Z s.ss az
ss s,,s.-t,iS. I Sissf i inches. g
tehces earge JobBns House
In The, last to
Theretore come q, and secure bargairs loiIs
my motto sg.si f,a s:fI. pssft.
Eastern Store. ;siain at. s.,s
m'e llll,J ssli;siies between Moaroe and Union
.ZQlsag GoALsBOXES.9 aF9y
sFsss s se 81 M RsGles
ST Get. hear the Post oiiiee .yhesiiHFy srar7
-aa ea9Mammothgh atfStore.9i
G. AVEB1 on hand sndis sssei wig 81 the
Sdfs q fss ssa ns
soa
PRICES that cannot 10 Please 81 s. sTsssf
asss sh e sed fsstsrp
ladies' dg a Ii
WI Sasa made q or Sg az sg I1,.id,,
;g oa s! AVERY, Nos i46Iahd i4s Maiast.
mh2sEELL CeIssEss LIseGso aliWheeiing,iXa.
Milk, Leg Dreadtul Ulcer.
PALPlTATIoN,' WEAKNESS,
HAMPToN,s fiS cTGRE TR sltt ip ~,
HUNDREDS OF ouR own CITIZENS,
Tie s4i Bee aaa ts 81 sne
Rssdths relieving te6te lady. endorsed by
cAfos BnID6r H anapshi reeoeo vsy,ap
1ER csessy. Sir: your request,
= tse gtsst Issf 5essiyed Of HdT0s
with violent paipitation, or rather fiut
tering and trembling OF the heart eontinued seve-
Tse hSass
orc els %
was entirely relieved. 'xs'-i - iaIzI757i1t1 -
MS Two or i3tee years as saf
hk e sn ihs eject q
and ,hs sore which some and
aiMfy SaSsas aae
iesonc bottle OF which estored my health, healed nv
Asaa one s Of my DAUGHTERS
memo ed swelling, which every day and began
" DC very nalhul$he used pottle OF H1LnponS
turci the ssua ged, tne swelling and
her health retunet-we kept her legs bandaged with
strips OF wooden until her strength retuTIed.
have beet thus particular, that others under similar
circumstances might Induced to avail of
this ren.ely 80 'TO
Yours with. respect, 4 3 = assg
.5s.,ss-z =+ss-5s ELIZABETH EDWARDS
--Fzlttf.E Eiftt.t- ,i-IslSi & Il ~ Efgt
do hereby certify, that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, and safely reeomIen Tie above
statement 10 becorrect. st'' -
;s-l1 ssIs..l E.;p. COOPER, Postmaster,stt- ss
- .,ts x! ,Capon bridge, Hampshire co. Va
g1 Delicate ladies and children will please give il
trial ~ sssa5E seq = "
y.y-.s HEALTH RESTORED. .;.,bs..e.,
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/
CAUTION EXTRA. - = Z 49,
Also observe Promssory Note with Tie proFrietois
written Signature IN bottle Of Dr. AoFssS
To counterfeit which is forgery s-1fsfq
o5z1Ae Cordial 9fai
PPIcr,-S3,O0 per bottle; two for s.; six or sf2
yi5sssgis a p 19L.lH. R1TIG, Proprietor . 2
sltl-sf ~ 19S Broadway, NesstYoTk.
SOLD By prqggists ths United s.stse
~ g AGENTS.. -, & = ss-,s -
I1HEELlHG-KellsG Caldyyell.t sss,f g > 4. "a
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lBTothera. [se.ss ;, ~ 90
ClNClNNATl-R. 10. AeSkfrgs, 81 - s44ss tsss ~
45E CUMBkRLAND-P.A.s HeaIy drcn.s stsls - AZ 81
BAbTIMORE-S.S s.. Hsnte. .--'s:dftrsFasxaekrl
81 49, H0s1 SALMON. 10 Is ssel3ts
Few barrels In store, and for eale - = z
Dds Alcohol. aud % itsa soF
SILK SHIRTS -
"A y assortment siik Shirts and genllO
man. always hand at No. g Main street. Centre
HFheeiiag - m, Mon Ih q ii ERvBY.{ ~
E1La nea superior article and 1ae BY
/ M Hhta HELL6 - ALlsyrRI.a..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

TSsasa n I,sle g lrsa 4
under the firm name of Bates Taylor d court OF Ohio
Co. - plaintiffs fcounty, Virgf.
John q. Spring defendant 'H' ~ fNS sHse'
Won areihereby notin cd, ,ti,at on the 10th day of
May, 1854 between hours OF soclock A. NJ and o.
StoekP OF that day atthe aw office or j. Dean Smith.
Esq in the city oI Baltimore OF MARYLAND
the Of Dean Smith and others viii DO taken
Ia be read as evidence for the plaintiffs OF said
use-But IL nom the said denositions shall
not then be being shalt not be
time To time until are taken and competed
= "a = 81 * ALFRED CALDwE LI., : . IL =
InsIftAss 4F4 attorney for plaintiffs.
SAID DEFENDANT. NJ
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;t-t1 s47...G Esp, COOPER, Postmaster.stt ss5.
.,tl., q Capon bridge, Hampshire co. Va
Delicate ladies and children will please give il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

Dickso and Henry A. Graves, partners the circuit
under the firm name OF Bales, Taylor & of Ohio
Co., iHz'tt;rss -fs SIS plaintiffs fcounty, Virsi
Tvs ~ slSl. ~ lnia. flncase.
John l.. Spring. sFr defendant 4 u f-l.sfi
Won are hereby notified, Tilatonthe 18Th day OF
May, 1884, between the houts O'Clock A. and
clockP of that day. the Counting House OF Hates
in the city o. New York, dispositions OF
John ~ wolcott and theirs will be TAKEN be readas
evidence FOR the plaintiffs the cause Hut
from reason the said dispositions shall
commenced, or heng commenced shall not then
peted, the taking the will be adjourned from time
to time until the Same taken and Completed. aCE7
b 70 ss.7 f,g ALTERED CALIIWELL.;5 u -fttygI
ssi attorney for plafntinsl I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

sIas7iI SOUTHERN GONVENTION.Jei f5Ts ! y
CHARLEsToN. April 15-The great Southern P a
cihc Railroad project was adopted after warm
debate, and opposition from all the leading men in
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,g.sg - - RIVER AND WEATHER. d, -ef
lPirTsB1Rom, April l8.-River 10 feet and risin
slowly. Weather clear aud mild. 49,, lst,,.
sas CiNciNNArI, April ls.-The River rose 8 fse
last night. Weather clear aud cool. SION ri
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

The clause authorizing The corporation to nego-
tiate with Mexico was strongly opposed. Resolu-
lions in favor the Gadsden treaty and alternate
sections of public land for railroad purposes,
caused bitter opposition. Virginia delegates
were withdrawn. Il, -. 80 - &C -
Adiourned1to meet in New Orleans on the 2,l
Monday IN january. u. I. l.,.a-. p ..--L.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

NOTICE is hereby gwen to ali the stoekhoders pri.
~ vate and municipal OF the Hempfeia Railroad Com.
nequired he paidon before the January
ext.dnd lie like sum OF five dollars per share monthly
he eater, until the whole amount is paid n SD W 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Treasurer.
Washington, Pa, Dec. q. 1856. "a 80. desc 4
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Yours. with respect, Z aRT
,S5s;Fsz et-fs.-5s rELizABETHs EDWARDS.
'-FzlttfE. EiEtt T. .i-IstIiiG Il ~. FtsI1
do hereby certify, that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, and can safely tie above
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

have a small stock OF common clothing that will iii
pose OF at cost, even less make for my Sprir
mrei sSiS - ~ ~ ,5Ea RICE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

rSssold bs MaIriakR e MewssAr $40 baltimore 81
Baltimofes and 304 broad way, N. " 90
lG1rPTiee Stper bottle. AMP rs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

The harsh, dry, hacking. winter cough which afctf
OLD PEoPLE and inyalids in low stale OF health, il
most happily affected by the Bllsam II removes
bid musus, and improves Ike digestive
organs and imparts new life to the emsciatei
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

byEGreat Sale of Furniture 49,
Ii the Furniture in the Mcclure HOUSE, in this city, s
"a private sale, In lots and at prices suit
purchasers, aud at such time may be agreed upon.
Brussels bedsteas, trasses best
qualities, blessing bureaus abes;was stands great
variety and price hairs, OF qualities,
ware chamber warc glass vare able spoons and
and in ac almost needed in housekeeping
most favorable opportunity is per.
sons needing furniture and any quality description,
and all such invited examine
furniture pIc. 8, during this mouth. By slsr
ap10 = = THE PROPRIETOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

| A se.PARTRiDGE respectfully informs hia pattpns
~ and the public generally that the light being most
vorabie at this seaso he will give particular attention
during this month taking the hkeneases OF
| Of ia. aiia a. e intfs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

MILK, Leg, pre'adtulUlcef.
PALPITATION,' WEAKNESS,
MOTHER AND. DAUGHEER7CuREDs
.HAMPToN'S TINCTURE TRIUMPHANT -!
HUNDREDS OF OUR .owa, CITIZENS
Tie Rteh and the g,ulere bear lie came
..s..s';,s-. - tIESrIMONX.ss 49, - -
hesd The eei endorsed by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-19

-ss1ta NEW ESiOODS.sts 49,
M arc receiving new Spring House Furnishing
Goods, comprising 81 Yes OF French China dim
per and tea sets and castois,
frances tea Us, sugar bowls, butter coolers,
ealdestieks Spoons, salt frames with glass Ii
Mugs, coal boxes decorated, article for
pieces and single sets solar lamps, with
instres, paper shadesi together with stock
we oaer onBy The difference Of
Glas : Manufacturers No. % Monroe ST.
L mr7 near the Post once, Wheeling.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-11-21
PROCLAMATION.

By HIS E1cellency John Laurence Manning, Govzror
and Conmander-in- Chief In and ouer tile State OF
South Carolina.
w HEREAS it is duty incumbent upon every
w people at all times to acknowledge their depen.
dence upon IN al-wise and mereiful God; TO praise
him for his glory and beneacons and to express in
contrton and humiliation a submission to His dis.
pensations, and dependence upon His power;,
And whereas it is eminently becoming in the people
OF this State in view Of the great benefits Which have
been bestowed upon them during the past year. and
also i'll view Of the mortality and other calamtes which
in some places have bealen hem to make public de-
monstratons Of their gratitude, and humiliation and
resignation:
Nov, therefore, l. JOHN LAURENCE MANNING,
Governor and Commander.in.Chef in and over the
State OF South Carolina do hereby set apaIt THURS
DAY, the twenty third day of November, as day of
Thanksgiving, Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer; and
hereby invite the ministers and teachers of all reli-
gons denominations throughout the State, upon that
day to open their several places public worship and
return thanks to Almighty God for the manifestations
Of His mercy to acknowledge the sins Of the people
and, by humiliation and prayer to entreat His forgive
ness of them, and impore the extension over the
nonwealth of His love and mercy. .
And further invite all persons engaged in secular
pursuits to Close for the day above mentioned their
places of business and forsake their usual ayocations
and to promote for possible proper observance
Of the rites and solemnites of the occasion.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State,
at Columbia, this thirty-frst day Of October,
A. D. one thousand eight hundred and fly
four, and in the seventy y-ninth year Of Amerf-
can Independence.
BEN. PERRY, Secretary of State.
Nov. IA, 46 I'd. 3
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CAMDEN BAZAAR,

WE arenow prepared to notify ourfriends in town
w and its vicinity, that we have received full
assortment of WINTER GOODS, suitable for this
Market and will receive more with every train, viz:
Cotton and Worsted and all worsted Goods, Silks and
Ribbons Pantaloon Stus Broad Cloths, Linens, Ta-
BILE Cloths Shawls Mantles and Mantillas, Embrode-
ries Garpetings, &c,
READY MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions
GROCERIES, Of all descriptions, Hardware, Cutie
ry, Earthen and Chinaware, Saddery; WOODWARD,
Shoes and Boots, Hats, Caps and Bonnets Hosiery,
&c. &c.
Thanking the public in general for their kind pat
ronage up to this time, we promise to try to merl
their further confidence.
Terms--CHARLEsToN PRICES.
NJ. DRUCKER CO.
Camden Nov. l3. If
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-11-21
"a Thing of Beauty is Joy Forever"

Why will people endure pmples on the "human
face divine" or eruptions Of any kind, when it is
fact that is 80 we'll known that DR. Guysotts Yellow
Dock and Sarsapara cleanses the skin from all impu.
rity removing Pimples, Sores, and Blotches leaving
the affected parts as healthy smooth and soft as the
flesh Of the babe 1t is really priceless to all that
wish the rosy beauty of childhood.
It causes all sores and poisonous wounds to dis
charge all infested NATTER and eradicates every impu
rity from the system.
It does its work mildly, but efectually, giving con-
scious beauty and blooming health in the place Of ug
liness and soulsickening disease.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-11-21
Headquarters lid Resfmenfs.C. Htsg

-. CAMDEN, Oct. lg, 1854.
IN pursuance Of an order from Brigadier General
i Chandler an election is hereby ordered 10 be held
on SATURDAY tho 25tl, day Of November next for Ma
JoR of the Lower Battalion to supply tile vacancy
casioned by the resignation Of 1t. Col. Kcrsaw Cap
tans or officers commanding Companies, will take to
their assistance two subordinate officers. and hold said
election according tolaw. The Managers or Mt least
ono from each place of election will meet in Camden
oh Monday the 9th day Of same month"; count the
votes and forthwith transmit to the Brgader General
statement in writing showing tie result Of the elcc
ioh signed by all The Managers present at The count.
ing. By order Of Col Taylor.
AZ THO. j. WARREN, Adjutant.
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A Desirable Residence for Sale

A Desirable Residence for Sale.
THE Subscriber having determined to remove
J. the country, offers bis present residence in Cam
den for sale. The House has boen recently built am
is in good repar-has eight capacious rooms BATH
ing room, Pantry Garret, and six closets. On The
premises are all necessary outbuildings an excelle
well of water%ith good fixtures large Flower Gat
den, with choice Shrubbery, Roses &c. The location
as regards health and comfort, is unsurpassed.
To an early applicant bargain will be given. Ip
those wishing to purchase the premises will be shown
at any time. W. J. MkAlN.
Oct II. t-42
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Oct: Ia,

SO Reward
p ANAWAY from the Subscriber ON tile 2ist of
LII September last, his negro girl Katy between q
and Is years OF age. SHe BSVUierTDiy- wuft grown,
speaks proper her color and liar rathefrcnnesfo e
Mustezo she has a scar one arm, accustomed by
burn when child she was purchased out Of the es-
tate ofthe late Capt. Alex. McCaskil She has an un.
Gle somewhere in the neglibofhood Of Mr.. Nm. Mum
go's store, and another belongingto Ma t. W, Boy
Kim tho latter OF which ssaid to BE nowruhaway, and
this girl may have. gotten with one ortbo olherof
them. Twill gve'the above reward for her delivery
to atmy residence in the Fork Of Lynch creek Or
in any jail in theStatc 50 that can get hen
q JACOB ELLIS.
Oct l8. 1854 49, 43 stts