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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1854-12-15
New Boot and Shoe Store.
PRENDEBGASF g. 60,
Front, between Market and ourt s

PORTSMOUTH,, o.
tTAKE pleasure in informing he rrr'it
i that they have on hand complete asso,.
ment Of Boots and Shoes, of thei own manu-
fcture, which they will sell on the most rea
anuble terms. Being made up with care tn,
som assure their customers that they are botf
drrable and fashionable They will also max,
up to order on short notice, any description
OF Boots and Shoes.
All Of whichis respectfully submitted.
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A- GAM MR LIB

TO MY CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
I HAVE this day sold 10 Mr.. J. Hanna, my
entire stock Of Books. Stationery. &c. lie
designs continuing the business at the old stand
/ recommend him to my customers, and 10 all
others who may wish TO purchase any article in
the line Of his business. A thorough acquain>
tance with the stationery trade, and an excel
lent knowledge of works adopted to instruct
and amuse, will enable him to supply the mar
ket with such works as the public may require.
return my sincere thanks to the public ior
the liberal patronage entended TO me during my
connection with the trade. o. A. KEYS.
novSd&wtf.
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For the winter
Land for Sale.

NHE Portsmouth Dry Dock and Steamboat
Il Basin Company will sell one OF two
hundred acres Of their lands, lying on the west
side OF the Scioto River For further pal,io.
inlars applyto FRS. CLEVELAND, Agt. 4
Nov. II, I'm. Ns-l 1.
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SCIOT0 & H0CGKIN VALLEY RR.
gzRa lag 49,
CHANGE nE TIME

CHHNGE UF TIME.
0N, AND after Tuesday August lst lS5
" Trains will run as follows 10 wit
Train No will leave Portsmouth at 0
o'cluck A. NJ. and arrive at Jackson ut l2
o'clock NJ. Returning leave jackson at .
O'Clock I. NJ. and arrive al Portsmt ut, at G
O'clock P. M.
= Train No 2 leave Jackson at ~ O. ,lock A.
NJ. and arrive at Portsmouth at / O'Clock A.
M. Returning leave Portsmouth at "a P. NJ,
and arrive at Jackson at o. clock
J. w. WEBB, Superintendent.
Aug. 1854. III.
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rot,se "a contrso,or,

,os,Gyg Notice to Contractors. ;gs
cEALED proposals will be received by The
- undenigned committee until Friday, Sep
tsmbeg lst. for paving the new Market HouS
and side walks 4. .a 81 i.ba Neyl'
G. AWALLERs gAA iI9 sa'
.sg5gf z. pVGAN, " comnittes.
+. cLEvELANp, \FGtlcg9,,
AuF,2 54.-dtd
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-, -, VALUABLE AND s.i57E s. i,
DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Tract
IL of Land on Big Byches Greek, formerly owned
hyl Lovick Young, deceased lying in Kershaw and
Chesterfield Districts containing between seven and
eight thousand acres.
The Improvements consist Of the settlement upon
the deceased resided at the time Of his DEATH consist
ing of q Dwelling House, Gin House, Screw and all
necessary outbuidings alIn good repair Also, ano-
ther settlement with-a comfortable Dwelling House
and necessary outbuildings THERE'S alsoon the prem
ses and convenient to both settlements, a frstrate
SGrist Mill on a never failing stream. st y
This is conceded to be the most valuable desira
BILE land Lynches Creek, and its productvenessis
known TO be unsurpassed by any other in the country
further description is unnecessary purchasers are
invited to call and examine for themseyes The land
will be sold IN body OF divided purchasers and
the terms made liberal. @yy q J.ssD. YOUNG.
Aug Is, 1854. =. s - : s..S,sts5 *
Sumter Banner and Watchman, and Darlington
Flag will copy to the amount Of ten dollars and send
bills to this office. ~ -, =
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''TEIEGRAPA1C 4NTELLIIGaEiNcE.

= = =
sArrival of the sfesaalmship Europa.
HAllFax, N. s.sAug 80 The British and
North Amsricaa Roya MAJ! teamsbip Edfo-
pa, Capt. Shannon, has arrived at this port
from Liver which port she left on the 18th
inst. ~ 81 ~ '.s e e &, \
The LIsEapooI corTog Marker. The
Circular of Messrs Miliigan, Evans and Lem.
priere thesl 9th. .inst, says that Cotton had
declined during. the week lssd per5lb. The
sales had comprised :3s, 900 bales oof which
spectators satook 1900 and exporters s, 900,
leaving 81 900 bales off all descriptions to the
trade. Fair Orleans was quoted at 8 I'd i
Middling Orleans s. i FAIR UpIands ! 4d,i
aud Middling Uplands s ], Sd. j
sOn Saturday the 18th inst, the sales COM
prised 5000 bales. The demand was mode.
rate from the trade, and for export, and the
market was dull, but.not lower. The stock Of
Cotton on hand exclusive of that on shipboard
is 92s, 600 bales. e. &. s.ssss,.ssss;,e !.
81 The LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFss MARKET
Western Canal Fleur was worth .32s. and Ohio
334s. per Dbl. of sl96 lbs Corn was. quoted, at
36s. per 4s0 lbs E.:: = ~.
80 The LIVERPOOL ,PRov1sroN MARKETs:G lin
Rice only a limited business had been transact
Led: at previous rates. Polk was dull and prices
considerably lower. Bacon had declined Is
per cwt. .s,>l s,s...,s.s, ..f - go r,s
The London money market was tighter, and
only a limited business was transacted at pre-.
|vious ratessszssA =, ., sAi& tstES-E *'''->
:, GENERAL INTELLIeEScE.-Inform was
received in Londonsby the Submarine 3Tele-
graph, Just prior to thedeparture Of the Euro
pa from Liverpool, to the effect that Bonner
sund had surrendered to the Allied Forces on
the 18th inst. and that 1000 Russians had
been made prisoners; liass. - fsa1zsss y
At the last accounts the main expedition to
the Crimea had not,sailed from Yarna. -,
BosroN, Sept.sl, ls54.-The steamship Eu-
ropa arrived this morning from Halifax, with
the details of the European news to the 10th
inst We CLEAN The following additional in
formation from miour foreign files:
When the Europa sailed the cholera was on
the increase in London. y'sT
The British Parliament had been prorogued
fby Queen Victoria. In her speech on the oc-
casion she complimented the bravery of the
Turkish soldiers, and announced that a final
check would be put to Russian rapacity by
England and France
The Rpssians report that they have. gained
a great victory in Asia, and killed three thou:
sand Turks yts
f. A letter from St. Petersburg says that no
one dares to link, of peace in that city, but
voluntary contributions were becoming scarce.
Prussia has declared her intention to effect
a amediation.5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

James B. Curetou and Mary, his wife, vs- B. Boykin
McCaa and Elizabeth his wife, ct al Pfior to con.
firm sale of fnegroes and to make Substitution y II
TT appearing to my satisfaction that B. Boykin Nc
i Caa and Elizabeth McCaa two ofthe defendants to
the above Petition are absent from and reside without
the limits of this State is ordered motion oShan-
nor, Solr for Petitioners that they doplead answer Or
,demur to the above Petition within three monthsfron
the publication OF this ordet in default whereof
der pro conesso will be entered against them. "a = -
..s2l:, :s..+sW. H. R.5WoRKMANsG e. *. D.
Comm'rs Office. July 8, 1854. -, $3.50 q,
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a TREATY: Maxine ADMrNIsrRATIoN.--The
Charleston IS CO. News aptly remarks that
the Pierce administration g. will be distinguish.
ed in American, annals as the. treaty making.
1t has not only made an important treaty with
Great Britain, embracing very complicated
matters, but it has achieved like result with
powers remote from the circle of western civ:
ilization. A treaty with japan, another with
Boineo, one about being formed with Hondu-
.ras, and perhaps, as the crowning operation,
one with, Spain, for the cession and sale of Gu
da, attest eabiiity tact, and intelligence with
which this department Of the government IS
administered. Since the days. OF Jacksonwe
have had no administration which has excited
so large measure OF foreign respect, not only
by the promptitude with which national honor
is vildicated, but individual wrongs or Injuries
abroad redressed. 1t is this which protects ma
ton from the necessity of resorting to war,aas
.impunity, in these respect, leads necessarily to
repetition, and to hosllities finally. The rea:
diness OF, the administration either to punish
for insult and wrong, or to treat, on terms OF
cancellation and peace, for the adjustment OF
foreign differences and disputes, constitutes the
highest claim to1nationai confidence and sup
gort." = ~ A. A
MELAxcHoLY OccURRENcE.-On Monday
week young man, Thomas NJ Knox, prin-
ter by profession, arrived in. The city from Alb.
beyille, where his family. resides, and was
employed q, few dayssn the Courier Office
On Saturday he engaged to work in our office
but feeling unwell that evening, he took a
heavy dose Of blue pills and next morning
swallowed aquantity of salts without dissolv.
ing the same In a short time he exhibited
symptoms Of fever, became delirious, and so
continued until the moment ofhis death. About
balt-past eleven o'clock yesterday morning his
brother left him in charge of a nurse and star
ted for physician. He had scarcely gone a
hundred yards when: poor Knox jumped from
his bed, and notwithstanding the efforts of the
nurse, lesped from third story window, and
fell upon the side walk. a corpse. J. ?. De-
Yeanx, Es9r the Coroner held an inquest, on
the body of the ,deceased, ,sand the Jury render.
ed a verdict "That whifee laboring under mem
tai alienation from. the effects ofi fever, he
jumped out Of a window III the third story Of
the house in Market street. occupied by F.
C. Lynch, and received such.injuries as to cause
Immediate DEATH Charleston Standard.
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: -'Kcrshaw, i'm Equity.

e-.N svs. - 81 tiBillfor sale Of land.
Richard Stratford, ct. al. 2, rs S.fsSa
appearing to my satisfaction that Richard A. Strait
IL ford George J.Stratford and John Sratfor, three
of the defendants to the above bill absent from and
reside beyond the limits Of this State it is ordered
motion Of Shannon, Solr for compliments tat theydo
plead, answer demus to the above bill within three
months of the publication hereof In defaultwhereoG
an order pro confesso will be entered against them.
;, w. Err. 5W0RKMAN,sC. E. Z. D. a
! Comm'rs Office, July 3, 1864. (SL60y 90 i;
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administrators A Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted to the Estate of lirs Sarah
n A. MileI4 decd, arc requested to settle up to
enable me to effect settlement of the Estateby the
first of January next G. R- MILLER a dn,rS =,
Flat Rock, July 2lst 1855 4. 8o-tf z
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!sAAs &C A1IKGHEpSssS;@5ssSS
TsHE ;undersiEned would Hereby ihl6ss
IL s:of Camden and the SUR rouhdibg CONT
has opened an estaplishm ss as IS SsS
( CLOCK AND MATCH & 81
IN this place, in tbes sllonss fprnerly
James Wilson, Aerclpat sHd opposits q :||
alPs store, where he prof pGses to give fatb
ali those who may tiank proper t6 layof Htii
their .pasronage,in5 his r6fsssii6i1
4 AEEs lIwork:in his line win badop wispfostj
and dispatch, and at the short test li6tie ~
&. ,s IS se,ss 5 4. s CHARLES sBQFE&S
My 2 ~
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IN EQUITY4Kcrsha,vE.i y !

Snsaunah Tweed, Adn'ry. Ys.J. e, ,Adger ct al-Bal
- to sell Real Estate and pay debts -,
; - q NOTICE TO CREDITORS. g-58 s4s,,-s
tTHE creditors of R. l. Tweed deceased are here.
j. by notified to render on oath and establish their
demands against said deceased before the undersigned
on or before the first day of October next. 8
w. 81. R. WORKMAN C. g. K. D.
Comm IS Office, Jnue %, 1854. E$5.50] ;
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ID egtic Goods.

5DLEAgHED and Brown sbirtings and Sheetings,
Ell Plaids md Stripes Tor sssrFarits Cotton Cass.
neres, Deninss siid Gehscks Bed iSks ssis
byai5 Il - "a. NJ IL r. KENNDDY.
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III THIS non oisd han dlsofneE E1tPpR1l 1lk54
d OF EASHAN 81 3uatsd feH: doors 66tli
6i f{hit 6ifsl Hofel; Ia hSar
tthe corner fridge and sieEasd isH5E
completes shatiug bad seven years sxp xp6rience
in the hatting business in CoInmbia deems Il nnee
an times most thorough and completely rssorted
estock of ever nseSssafil pestaiHi5e TO al
~ .Firstac S5ap EstabizhmsnteI
wIjjch is fol5ses "a fot 81 hot
time, as cheap as elm s1 gnitea taEes
rY- Sizes registered for customefa IIatsshapedto 10
Eft The head, Also, REPAIRING at short notice. g
B 4fi.SPSW. FUTLER, Mand ndfaetdffng Hat Ter ~
80 Is 2SS RicBafdso street Gofnfnb C..s
t..s Aug 29 -; u s4rns
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wake . Cnaracfer fSS N xS;'sissrseIY. 3 Z


men as chafaSte yoE always even cap
ital and cannexisn conf Iil,6sd In our own ex-
perience We have known many beginners who
hayesStss 5aj|eds backed BY ample
means, 9a5 nfiuence Of q large
: : gcircie fiendE 10 some cases, indeed, con-
sidsr xpssience as well as industry and
.,persey efa0ce ave been added to these adsap-
. itagesy seeming SUCCESS w e have
Ikn0wnauc} Ter d. failure IN their first
!, pprsii pprsi 81 seoonk ind even a third, yet
with n0 etse result ngh still assisted by
capitak kx trends, and even by stheirown ac-
,tisitN tthas they had missed,
nsomeh5W di,i king a scharaeter for themselves.
= =, On the other hand tt is "a common occur:
= renee see young men begin without q cent,
:, yetrapidly rise no S They achieve this
atriuaaphsby est lshiag q Ieplta for being
competent Business men. Few are so fortu-
:.nateas "a, do this bysaa single Characteristic
- act, like espuychaser who won SGirard' good
a.wiH bySwhseImg home the bag; for generally
neitheEs eteran merchants are, as shrewd as the
famous ilEp1aire, nor young dealers as eoer:
getic as CUSTOMERS 4 But % consistent life
of sagacity economy and industry, invariably
establishes the right kind sef reputation in the
fend.y onfaeaee grows up iin influential guar
tiers. toWards the. young beginner Old per5G =
chants shake their beads appfosingly, i, and say,
che che Is fthesr light stuff and will get aloug."-
Credit iteomes, as it sSwero annsought. sConnex-
sion follows. TheTepu eputation:of the new asp
rant widens apd .deepens; his transactions be-
gin to be quoted as authority; trade flows on.
him frQlnsesery squarter;; and in ofe8 years he
retiresswith a. aeconnpatehce, FOR ei,ains to be-
come aSmiliioaaife. "A u this is the resalt of
establishing at the outset; d charaacter. Of the
right sorf. 81 .sss 81 N 3. q
Wesmay saysto s t esefx yo,,ne on, man about
to starr ID, Observation-Disclosures for yourself
as soon possible. Let it also Be di,tinc.
one Itis better Il, have. name I'm for ex.
s,eaa;no so,ne, ona tbing than I'd
s,,;ox NAT, .;ss syal ,rer
!. = NJ, ,,;a Son, sa,,.s
;,l,,, - 9.
3 ~,
iasI r..
8, ~ sss, o1Tsslf
main. sj inshnTts
c,,n,a isso,$a fs,sca ,senar to vo,r.
seif j;,s ss;t ;s collsd. .nd
= ' ,S,lI ir h. y @ i,
$,
So
~ ,ss &c .o,s
~ as,hs
ai;s, l., dss,,
Rrt sb.r.c
RI - tbs in
.J;.;dssi slssss, &c
be i resov-
ersa Ssssel a;,,,s e,a 10 start
anew Nzsh oass sHsna; sithoas business
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WORMs! WORMs!! MORMss. g

nR. .MeLANES NERMIFUGE is warranted to be
lJfhe best n1ostsgys and radical cure for ~ Worns.
4 It IS approved and recommended By the Medical
Faculty il every section where 1T
In fact where it is known none otfie or is used
One Of our most respected In speaking Of
Dr. AcLanes Eefmifdg says 6 Its great superiority
oyer all other Vermifhges arises Gouf fact that
while tits more eieacious than any other Vermifage
ID is perfectly safe sfsSs * ~ 81
9t9-Price 25cents per bott q
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A fine lt of Door Mats, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs,
Baskets, d., DC, with great many articles too NO.
to mention, all of which viii be sold exceed
ing low for canh, or upon l2 months credit to pune
tua customers, Int parties who do{not pay at least
once yeal we must decline selling to. All the ar.
ticles are warranted to be what we represent them
We hope b strict attention to business and fair deal
ing, to merit share Of patronage. 81.
II E' MOORE & KUYKENDAL. =,
Ang, 29, III SO 80, IT, s,
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To Painters.

~fsf ''..Ea To Painters. y - -
TNHEiSubcriber has now on hand a large and select
i stock Of Pure White Lead, Zinc White Liuseed
Oil, Spts. Turpentine 70 Home production} Chrome
Green, &c. &c. -'-41-s.
e =. .S7f!G ALSO, ,'i5.. -.
A fnelot ofAmerican and French Window Glass
in sizes &dms ID 10 to ls p4 "a; Putty in biadders
Glaciers Knives Paint Brushes. and Sash Tools, which
will be dispsed ofon the most reasonable terms:
ss ~ 3. q. y. DELAY. (
Aug. 29. ..S hss 35
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Notice.

yi < pa Notice. 8. irs
TINE Subscriber still continues to act as Agent for
u parties DOING business in either Of the Banks in
Camden, andhopes by strict attention to the same to
merit continuance Of the patronage heretofore en-
trusted to hiI. ~ G. MATHESON
3, Aug 29. 1854. .s5-rly
Jnst Received. =
A FRESH Hsupply ofSpices &c. consisting in part.
IA OF Alls4ce, Gloves, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Mace.
Ginger, Whte.s Blacks and Eong Pepper, Sunerie,
White and Blown Mustard Seed, &c &c. - - ~
Aug 2s-B5 ,f..sJ. WORKMAN 4 co. q.
sasE - a7F1 ~ Notice 90.
;TaHE Subscriber takes this method Of making it
j known b the public that he Is now at work Oh,
and viii havp in operation by another year, bis Mil
for manufacturing Flour having procured q pair OF
French Bufb made to order by the celebrated makers
McMahon &starr, Baltimore His Mfl win be tixed
with Elevators Hopper Boys, &c., for cooimg OF the
Flour. In sort the Flour will be carried through
the processet ora well regulated Merchant Mil and,
with his exHrienqe in milling he hhs nD III
saying that win be able to manufnotufe as good
Flear as IN the State The I'LL ison aspen.s
did strean, Hat has never fed 14 miles below CAM
-den-one mleIffom the main road $ He viii alsohe
provided VIII stables for the aceohuodatn of those
coming fror istaace and the Planter shall hay
excuse in fu4re tot nok beat tof the want Of
a good Mill he expects also 70 Hfoe fiIl ID,
operation: s. s. " \, Sl, I ", sANDEHs
July 2ssb, y $ ssss 81 81
d. -
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Dr. tIcLane's live Piffs;

DEING composed entirely Of Stances Ii
ID not only safs; but hsys;beem ipgndsb all who
have used them, the best remedy for affections
ofthasL Liser and gaas. In fact where
they are used Liver Complaint cannot
e Price 26 cents persbox 81. ~ - q,
g The aboys valuable ations fase sale bg
most of the Druggisas and are to be had wholesale OF
~, r.Es COHEN
Importers and Dealers ia Drugs Medi Ghesat,
eala Peffumery &c. sisla
: Y ~ NS. IS Hayne.ssrees ohsFlessSn;S 81 d: &
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S3Si
TIME subscriber VIA act as a gant f6f 5Hs -
q iii money from either og ths Banks ID a. su3Il
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|IN ABDEly Hand sFlougbs Hatrows Hoes Raks
and Trowels ivst ,redsivad st eertert,
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Eau de Cologne
Abbott,s Ritters
Fall Medicines

OUCH as Rowand's Tonic Mixture, Osgood's Indian,
~ ,CholagGue Jayne's Ague Pills Dr.. Turner's Fe.
yer and Agio Pills and Suphate Quinine may always
be found at z. J. DEHAYS.
Aug 90 35 ~
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j; rBThe4 friends sof HENRY PATE an:
,nounce him as a-candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election. = 5,.t -. :
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74TTENTIONS Ale.

~
THE Undersigned beg 70 Call the attention Of their
i friends and the public generally to the very
andsoine assortment of goods, which, they are now
eceiving consisting gin part as follows:
SHE.0D1EH&IHS@ss !.
10 Hbds. best Brown Sugar 81 s5. s.. = - Il
IL Bbls. Clarified Sugar + : .. ..s-.Ss =
= 9 =" Crashed do & -
~ 8 =" Powdered do: s1.'-'-5 s1.'-- 2 g i
25 Sacks Rio Coffee = S: SsLt 9SisstsF
16 !" Laguifa do. y; VI. .'iis Il \ \
20 Barrels New, Orleans Molasses q 4
/, 35 Boxes Adamantire Candies ~ g..
5 Tietces frstSquality Rice q
Soap, Starch, Matches, dc. DC. a., u
~ WINES AND LIQUORS. i I
25 Baskets Heidsick Champagne "a -
g.. 8 sGeaslers ~ do. - - 81
8 e. Fleur de rosa ~. - s
Sqr Casks 0tard" Brandy 80 /
half pipe .saS1, ;4do.
80 Bbls Common Whiskey 3s.'t z S,si@',5 q
20 :" Boston RUM tsstsc - "sssEn :.
l5 ". Old Rye, Hammond. WhBkey :
FIs..5Ss,f. Rss:sss Union Hammond . wa5iissy
- q "a0ld Hourine - '*tna ~ do. !
3 3qrCasks Ola Madeira Wine -
aE.2 = Sherry do = ~ = :: Il.
80 :" Port do. <. =
esI. I1JG Is;;t Iivge! We;,, .ao - .-e:. =
locals. Lavender Brandy 80, !. IS
10 :" Cherry do. s.%o..
% Cases Genuine "Schiedam Schnapps"s IS 80.
.. q g "Dr. Green's" celebrated Bitters5.
I" Champagne Cider s..--,...-
Casks London Porter =. 80 :. - p
ssrs Tennet Falkirk Ale =, ~
Johanuisberger Hook" -
FANCY GROCERIES.
80 -. -, =, - .
cases Ionnatto, Wainut ana Musnroon CatsuP
hermeticatly sealed Loosters q salmon
= 20 Shes.s superior ieas eET.s
Z" Boston do do:
9Suoar do
.Aaa Soda- :, de- F4ftz,;- -.
12 Boxe. O.. i do. IS go .4s..z = 1,
u I Case sTamarinds. -. -. ,s 2
3 caees Rrandv Frn;ts s.--S \ -
oS9 ionas IA Iaii;aa j
- a.sa,tad S al prsseryss ~ ~
eoo II. rs % MoInnts pasensond nro,;, N,,ts
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

y3HE subscribeT sconiiuues 70 act As nE t6t{
S the Banks Of Eauld dens 81 81 dEEAHa
July n, * & II /. & IS s @
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

Give are authorized to announce sam
UEL SPENCE as a candidate for Tax Col
lector at the ensuing election. .sc;4s,.,.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

. tY {, are authorized to. announce RICH
ARD CANTEY. as a candidate for Tax Colr
ector at the ensuing election. ssss !. -
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

& esrWe are anthorised:t announce Eek:
.AEDER L. MCDONALD ] as n candidate fol
Tax Collector at the ensuing election.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

@adison Spring, Geo, Mershs Is1.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

TINE undersigned beg 70 Call the attention Of their
Il friends and the public generally to the very
handsome assortment of goods, which, they are now
receiving, consistingin part as follows:
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

0F We are authorized to announce Rev
JOHN. R., JOY, as a candidate for Tax Co
Hector at the ensuing election. -
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

+ CIV care authorized to announce LAUGH
LIN. sMcKlNNON as a Candidate fort Tax
Collector at the ensuing election. -
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

= OF We.are. authorized to announce JOHN
SMITH as a candidate for Tax Collector, at
the ensuing election - . 100 ',.Ss '.S5 - :