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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-30
WORMS! WORMsM WORMS! 3:

DR. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE is warranted to be
- the best most safe and radical cure for Worms.
1t is approved and recommended by the Medical
Faculty in every section where it has been
In fact, where it s known none other is used
One of our mos, respected physicians in speaking Of
Dr. McLanes Vermifuge says: "Its great superiority
over all other Vermifuges arises from the fact that
while it is more e6cacious than any other Vermuge
it is perfectly safe.
Price rs cents per bottle.
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Estate Sale.

Estate Sale.
WILL be sold on Monday, 5th June next, at the
w residence of the late Maj. McClelland, all his
household furniture, including one Piano, Library and
Book cases. kitchen utensils one pair Of horses one
wagon, one negro, Carol, a good cook.
The sale will begin at ten o'clock. The articles will
be delivered the day after.
ALso-one Pew in the Episcopal Church, and
Barouche.
Terms-Cash on delivery for all articles except the
negro and horses for whom note at sixty days, with
interest from sae with good endorser payable at the
Bank of Camden must be given.
JNO NJ. DESAUSSURE, Exr.
Nav q 4t 20
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South CaroIina-Kershaw District.

BY JOHN r. JOY, ESQUIRE oHDINhKI'
VHTHEREAs, Shadrach Rogers applied to me for
w Letters of Administration on all and singular
the goods and chattles, rights and credits OF Ihos
r. Burket late of the District aforesaid deceased:
These are, therefore to cite and admonsh all and
singular, the kindred and creditors Of the said de-.
ceased, to be and appear before at next ordi
narys Court for the said District to lie holden at Ker
shaw Court House on the I'd day of June next, to to
show cause, if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this nth day OF
May, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty.four and in the seventy
ighth year of American Independence.
JOHN R. JOY, o. X D.
Nav o. 81 u,
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$50 Reward.

$50 Reward.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber about the middle
LII Of January last two Negro fellows, named An.
derson and Martin. Anderson is % years DID, about
feet or inches high, will weigh about $50 or l55
pounds, has pleasant countenance.
Martin is mnlatto. about II years Of age has
su:ly appearance, and is slow in his movements is
about feet or inches high, and will weigh about
40 pounds
The above negroes were purchased at the sale of
Hoeyman, in Camden in, January last and are sup.
posed to be lurking in the neighborhood of Camden,
where they well known, they may have gone to
Newberry District, where one Of them formerly came
from.
The above reward will be paid for the confinement
Of said negroes for S25 for either in any Jail in the
State so that may get them. G. W. KELLY.
May2 A. lS
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A CARD.

TNHE WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS of
J. the late WILLIAM MILLIKEN, deceased, will
be continued by the subscriber for the benefit of the
estate
The prompt and uniform attention to business which
characterized the late establishment will be strictly
adhered to in every department, and the continued
patronage of the friends of the deceased is most re-.
spectfully solicited by
BAZILE LANNEAU, Executor
Charleston, May l3. 81 3t
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AT THE GOLD CORNER"

7 AN now opening my stock Of Spring Goods to
which invite the attention Of nv customers. Just
opening rich Summer Dress Goods, best quality-Pa.
ris Kid Gloves &c. also, large assortment Of Cen
tlemen's and Youths ready-made clothing: Summer
Hats, and numerous other articles for spring trade.
March o. 1854. 13 IT,
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N Office.

4 application was received from William Watson
~ for License No. (Tavern) to retail spruous IL
quors in the Hotel recently occupied by D. Sergeant
Recommended by j. A. Schrock Alex. Young, j. S.
Nettles and Robt. Latta Securities Thomas Baskn,
\. 6. Baskin, and Geo. Alden.
Ordered that the above be published in the Camden
Journal. G. II. DAVIS, Recorder.
Council Chamber May Is, 1854, 90
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HEAD QUARTERS,
May 29,

MILFORD, April 10, 1854.
A LFRED P. ALDRICH, VIM. A. OWENS, and
II BEAUFORT W. BALL. having been appoint
ed Aids deCamp to his Excellency Governor Man
Mug, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, will be
obeyed and respected accordingly. By order:
R. NJ G. DUNOVANT,
Adjutant and Inspector General
Nav 23 81 1t
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DIR. McLane's Liver Pills.

pEING composed entirely of vegetable substances Is
ID not only safe, but have been found by all who
have used hem as the best remedy for all affections
fthe Liver and Digestive organs. In fact where
they are used Liver Complaint cannot exist
tB- Price 25 cents per box.
The above valuable preparations are for sale BY
most Of the Druggists and are to be had wholesale Of
P. NJ. COHEN CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemi.
Gals, Perfumery &c.
No. 20 Hayne-street, Charleston, s. C.
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House and Lots for Sale.

House and Lots for Sale.
nN Monday next, 5th Of June, at IL o'clock, will
~ sell on the premises, at public auction the place
Of residence of the late Maj. John McCleland-whch
consists of the Dwelling House and Office, and two
lots. each fronting hundred feet Broad street,
and extending back five hundred and seventy three
feet, Nos. 727, 72S.
Terms-Credt from one to four years, with interest
from sale, on Bond satisfactorily secured.
Possession will be given sometime in June.
]. N. DESAUSSURE.
Nav 80 1t %
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MARRlED.-On the 10Th inst, in Selma,
Alabama, by Rev. A. u. McCraw, Mr.. VIM f..
B. FRASER of Sumter, S. G, and Miss ANNA
ELIZABETH, daughter ofAaron Burr, Esq, for
merly Of this town.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

On Consignment, lot of fine country cured Hams
" for family use-also North Carolina Hams and
Sides, for sale low at the "Old Corner" by.
E. W. BONNEY.
Nav 30 %
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twenty Dollars Reward.

WCnty 1tCVsTTU'
DANAWAY from the subscriber about the 7th inst.
IL his negro JIM; he is about 3s years old, S
feet 10 inches high, weighs about GO pounds, he has
relations near Wadesboro, N. c.. and will probably
eDdeavor to get to them. The above reward will be
paid for his apprehension and lodgmen in the Jail at
Camden W. c. MOORE.
May l6 20
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No Excuse for Bad Bread.

DRESTON & Merrills infallible Yeast Powder a
L new article for making light and sweet Bread
large and fes suppyof the above just received by
Mays 7. j. WORKMAN q co.
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May 9

DACoN SIDES, SALT rice. rock salt, sperm and ad-
ID amantine candles nails, soap, &C., for sale at the
"Old Corner" E. W. BONNEY.
May l6 20
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Sherif's Sale.


DY virtue of sundry wrts Of Fieri Facias to me
ID directed, will sell before the Court House door
in Camden on the first Monday i'll June next, being
the fifth day of said month, the following property
to.wit:
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Levied upon and
10 be sold as the property of VIM. NJ Watson at the
suit of Alexander Brown, ct al. vs. VIM. NJ Watson
[.5O]
Two Negroes. Levied on and to be sold as the pro.
perty of D. S. Sargent at the suit Of j. NJ. DeSaus-
sure, Guardian, vs. D. S. Sergeant The Negroes to
he sold subject to mortgage. lll5O]
Sheriff's Office, May 10, 1854.
South CarOlina--K ershaW District.
BY JOHN r. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
WHEREAS j. NJ DeSaussure applied to me for
w Letters of Administration on all and singular
the goods and chatles rights and credits of Mrs Ma
ry L. McCelland late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are: therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased
to be and appear before Inc at our next Ordinarys
Court for the said District to be holden at Camden
Court House on the 26th day Of May inst to show
cause if any, why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this thirteenth day Of
May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ifty-four and in the seventy eighth
year Of American Independence.
JOHN R. JOY, o. Z. D.
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May 80
Now L have it.

Now L have it.
T HAVE just received direct from Philadelphia q
i fresh and full supply OF Charles Ellis Co.'s Sou
ton of the Citrate OF Magnesia. q. J. DELAY.
May 80 st %
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HHAHs9" "A"Se
T SHALL open at the "Old Corner" in the course
l. of this week. very extensive assortment of
Mems and Boys SUMNER HATS, embracing all the
ewest styles. z. W. B0NNEY.
March %. If
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DEADY.MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS
LII For sale by A. NJ 4 R. KENNEDY-vz
Dress, Frock, and Business Coats; Vests and Pan.
falcons; Dress and Under Shirts Drawers half Hose;
Fancy Cravats; Washington Ties &c.
Boys Clotting-Coats and Vests. Fashionable Hats,
Caps, &c Sept. u.
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TNHE subscriber will continue the Grocery business
i at the old stand, and respectfully solicts share
ofpnblic patronage. L. A. AUSTIN.
Feb 90 1854
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Branch of the Bank of the State of
South-CarOlina,a at Camden.
A IL Notes intended for renewals at this Bank in
II the months OF June and July must be in the orr
gnal signatures Of the makers and endorsers
D. L. DESAUSSURE, Cashier.
May %. 81 If
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HAMS.

I CASE fresh MACCARONI. Just received by
l. April 3. L. A. AUSTIN.
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Domestic Goods.

Notice.
THE Firm of Shaw L Austin is this day dissolved
l. by mutual consent. L. A Austin will settle the
affairs of the firm and is authorized to use the name of
the firm for that purpose. Persons indebted are re-
quested to make payment as soon as possible.
GEO. W. SHAW.
L. A. AUSTIN.
Camden, Feb. goth, 1854.
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I OR. CAsK very superior PORT WINE, for med.
l. cal purposes. For sale Ly
April 8. L. A. AUSTIN.
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I CASE Imperial PRUNES, put up in elegant style
i Just received by L. A. AUSTIN.
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I CASE fresh Preserved PEACHES. Just received
i by i. A. AUSTIN.
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Fresh Green Teas,
EROM the celebrated house Of jenkins & Co., Phil.
l. adelphia, and warranted. For sale by
April 3. L. A. AUSTIN.
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WE would respectfully inform our friends in the
w town and country that we have received oul
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-24

SAD FATE OF An ISvExroR.-M. Leroy.
an inventor Of Paris, who considered himself
on the point Of final success, has fallen a
a victim to his own machine "a steam vehi-
Gle running upon the ordinary post-roads
OF France. NJ. Leroy was travelling in it
to London for exhibition. While descend
ing hill, the engine struck an obstacle, tip
ped over and poured the contents of the boil.
er on NJ. Leroy, who was too badly scalded
to hope for recovery. He had spent ten
years and all his money in perfec.ing his in
vention, and hardly deserved so scurvy a re-
taliation. The engine was patented in
France. The inventor had received Aatter.
ing testimonials from various crowned heads
of Europe.
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MARRYING FOR LovE.-The Stanton Vim.
dicdtor states that a pair of determind lovers,
Of Augusta county, left home few days ago
to have their elves, their fortunes and their
sacred honors" united in the "holy bands"
Poor in everything but love, and their
papa's and mama's opposing their union they
started Tor "a free state" and walked arm in
arm from Stanton to Winchester, distance
of 96 miles. Here they took the railroad for
Harper's Ferry, distance of % miles, TO the
end OF their lovely journey. The remainder
OF the story we give in the words of the Vim
dicdtor: ~ tftfI 20
"When they landed at their destination,
the doting groom, after showing his arms up TO
the elbows in his breeches pockets, found he
hadn't the dimes to pay the piper In this
dilemma like cool spring in a parching de-
sert, there appeared some generous, phinn-
thropic men to rescue the loving twain from
that brink ofwoe on which they were verging.
A pony purse was gotten up, sufficient to do
the deed and strike bow of pr mise athwart
the soul where then rested cloud of dispair.
The knot was tied, the parties paid, and the
happy pair. while joy and gladness radiated
their countenanees, commenced afoot their
return journy. Truly, this was marrying for
love.
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AZ A difficulty of q somewhat serious
nature has taken place at Michigan City, on
account off determination on the part oil
some discharged employees ofthe New Al
bany aud Salem Railroad Company, to pre-
vent the regular running of the trains. The
company some months since adopted reg
uIation requiring all its employees to sign a
paper releasing the company from all liabil-
ity for dangers in case of accident. Some
of the engineers on the northern end of the
road refused to sign the paper and were con-
sequently discharged. They and their friends
at Michigan City are determined, If possible,
to prevent other engineers taking their
places, and have on several occasions pre-
vented the departure of trains at the regular
time.
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The vast commercial interests OF the
great Ohio and Misrssippi rivers, and their
tributaries, have elected sufficient attention
at the hands Of the present Congress, to Sc
cure some very fair and liberal appropria-
tons. The demands of the West have been
repeatedly presented to Congress, in the
name of humanity and its great public and
private .iaisres,s. but have hitherto met but
coiu response. ---;.tions for the
Western rivers and harbors and Improve
ment of navigation, and to secure greater
safety and security to life and property, have
been regarded by all previous Democratic
Congresses as matters of too small moment
to elicit serious consideration. The recent
appropriation, though somewhat stinted in
some instances, is an important step on the
part Of tho Federal Government towards
rendering to the Great West and her i'm
mense commercial interests, that measure Of
deferred justice, for which she has SO long
and unsuccessfully contenied. The destruc.
ton of individual property consequent upon
the neglect of the Government to improve
as far as practicable the navigation Of West
ern rivers, has been annually beyond all
computation. 1t is a gratifying fact. in con-
nection with these appropriations, to know
that the subject of Western improvements
Is under the supervision Of an effective board
of engineers. whose ability and energy are
equal in every respect to the great work
which it has become their duty to prosecute.
We are informed that Government dredge
boats will immediately be placed upon the
principal bars Of the Ohio river, with view
to open a navigable channel during the low
water season. This movement, while il ap-
pears in the highest degree practicable, will
greatly facilitate navigation. secure greater
promptness and regularity in the mail service,
and afford a vigor to travel and business
generally. The Louisville and Portland
canal, the most obnoxious impediment to the
navigation Of the Ohio, is to be made the
subject Of the early attention of the super
intendent OF Western improvements. These
improvements will be looked for by the peo-
pie of the West with anxiety, and it 10 to be
presumed that under the present efficient
management their hopes will not again be
hopelcssly deferred.
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BIT BY A MAD Doe.-Last Wednesday,
a man whose name we did not learn, was Bit
ten by mad dog on the hand. The dog had
run into his house and bit another dog and
cat, and the man was attempting to put the
rabid animal out, when it seized his hand
His hand was burned around the wound az
forwards by hot iron, in the hope of stop
ping the spread of the poison. There is no
doubt of the dog suffering at the time under
hydrophobia. The man lives In the North
ern enlargement of Evansville. We need
not repeat "this is another warning" This
mans life is worth all the dogs in Indiana.
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OUTRAGE ON A GERMAN.-A German team
ster, in Chicago, was attacked by three Irish
men, last week. who pulled him out of
his wagon, and searched his pockets for
his money. Finding only three dollars, irr.
tated at the sma illness of thei' booty, one of
them exclaimed, "damn him, let US kill him!''
The proposition met with favor from his
comrades. and they commenced mouling their
victim in their usual style, whom they wish.
ed to kill, when, they were frightened away
by the timely arrival of another German,
who had been summoned to the scene by a
woman who had beheld il all.
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INFANTS RIGHTS CoNvExTIos.-ln these
times Of conventions # all sorts, the follow
ing with reference TO the movements of the
infants Of this land may not be without in
terest: $3.50
A large and spirited meeting of infants
was recently held in Nursery dom, at which
they asserted their rights and called for an
immediate redress of the wrongs which have
been inflicted upon them. The following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, we have been brought into ex-
istence without being consulted at all in re-
gard to our feelings and wishes, thus laying
the immediate authors of our existence under
the strongest obligation to see that our rights
are promoted and our wants supplied; there.
fore e-ne
Resolusd, That we claim our right to derive
our nourishment from the fountain Nature
has provided for our sustenance, and which 10
universally admitted to be the only source
from which we can derive materials for
vigorous growth; and that the too common
practice of cutting off our supplies from this
source to avoid the necessity of attic nds ce
to our wants is inhuman, and unworthy Of a
Christian mother.
Resolred, That we do earnestly protest
against the impartality sometimes exhibited
by our mothers, in nursing lap dogs and ma
king parlor companions Of them, as though
they were the real offspring instead of our
selves, while we are turned out to Bridget.
Resolued, That we claim as our right a place
in the parental bed, and deem it very poor
excuse for turning US away with the nurse,
tina our mother comes home from parties late
at night, and does not wish to be broken OF
her rest. .rt.f.a
ResolUsd, That we are opposed to taking
medicine, when il would be seldom required
if we were properly taken care Of by our
mothers; and especially do we rise our voices
against the practice of many nurses who
secretly keep bottle Of paregoric or God
frey's Cordial. aud force down our throats
dose in the evening, SO that we may not dis
turb them IN the night.
RESOLVED, That in consequence of these and
others abuses to which we are subjected,
most of US become sickly, and about one half
OF our number die before we are able to take
care of ourselves. 1ss I'll
Rssolued, That our cry shall be "war" and
not "peace." until our wrongs arc redressed
and our rights restored to US.
Voted, That the proceedings of this Con.
vention be published in all the papers from
Maine to Texas. 4
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OO-"Doctor," said waggish parishoner
Of good Parson F. to him one day,"I think
that must have pew nearer 10 the desk
the n where now ST."
"Why," said the parson, "cant you hear
well where you are!"
'Oh, yes" was the reply, "but that is not
it. The fact is. there ere SO many people be.
tween me and the pulpit, that by the time
what you say gets back to where am, ], 10
as fiat as dish water"
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az If you don't want to fall in love with
a g!rl' don't commence flirting with her,
This counting for fun is like boxing for sport.
You put on your gloves in perfect good
humor, with the most friendly intention Of ex-
changing few amicabie blows;you find your
sell insensibly warmed with the enthusiasm
of the conflict until some unlucky punch in
the 'waistcoat' decides the matter, and the
whole affair ends in downright fight
Don't you see the sinilarityi
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PERFECTLY DISAPPOINTED.

We had until ofa,e considered the days for selling and Of
course buying Patent Medicines that
necicne must the worlds eversd nhsbtants
BUS we give tup. Dr. L. Adams Liver Balsam talked
OF more used and creating greater than
oh. Compound before the public and should this be the
esse! IL 10 Positively producing than other
Medicine 1tis ostensihe Medi
cine good for what It claims warranee-and
to learn OF the first failure in claims
edge onrselYe, that there humbug about it. See
test ials in this paper. ~
See Advertise len in this paper. ey3
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NARROW EscAPE OF MISS ELIZA LOGAN
Yesterday party from this city, among them
Miss Eliza Logan, were riding, and stop ping
at Rock river, for the purpose Of enjoy ing
the shade and scenery. Miss Logan made a
mis-step and fell from steep bank into the
river where the water was deep. She had
sunk second time, when gentleman of the
patty observing her, plunged into the water
and succeeded in bringing her to the shore.
Cleveland Herald, l7fh.
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CvRIoUs.-There is now on exhibition
at the Patent Office Washington, rare col
lection ofall the fruit scultvated in the United
States, except the Peach, made of compost.
ton, so colored as to appear perfectly natural
to the eye. There are no less than 400 va
rieties Of apples, and about 500 Of the pear;
as well as fish, reptiles, &c.
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~ We publish to-day a letter written
some days since, but which BY little rapid
travelling was overtaken by the author be-
fore it had got into the printers hands. II
was written fas; enough to have at least got
q good start.