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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-26
VALUABLE AND ~ =,
DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

rHE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Tract
Il Of Land on Big Lyches Creek formerly owned
by Lovick Young deceased, lying in Kershaw and
Chesterfield Districts containing between seven and
eight thousand acres. .-.s - - ~
Tie improvements consist Of the settlement upon
the deceased resided at the time of his deat consist
ing of Dwelling House, Gin House Screw and all
necessary outbudings, all in good repair Also, ano-
and necessary oulbuldnGs There also the prem
scs and convenient to both settlements, a frsrate
Grist Mill, on never.faling stream.
( This s conceded to be the most valuable and desra-
BILE land Lynches Creek, and its productivepess is
known 10 be unsurpassed by any other in the country
"A further description is unnecessary are
invited to call and examine for themselves The land
will be sold in body or diydedtosut purchasers and
the terms made liberal. = t'i. J.sD.sY0UNG-e+
Aug IS, 1854. sz-.s -, q 81 =fi';
Sumter Banner, and Watchman, and Darlington
Flag will copy to the amount Of ten dollars and send
bills to this Office. ~ 1't-
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LalIds5f0r Sale.

'VJTE offer for Sale the Plantation on which s
w er resided at the time Of his DEATH lying on
Lynches Creek 20 miles east of Camden, in Kershaw
aud Darlington Districts, containing 900 acres more
or less, with tolerable bndlngs-2O0 acres cleared.
Also Al acres Bottom Land, in cultivation. Wewill
receive bids for said Land until lstof December next
if not sold by that time it will besold on the goth De.
cember 1854; at public sale. ss-s,S ~ ~
Also, three other tracts of Land one lying in the
fork of Lynches Greeks containing six hundred acres
400 acres and one OH Black Riperi Kershaw District
containing $50 acres more or less: ~ -:
All the above named Lands will be sold Mt the late
residence of JAS Tller decd any further information
wanting call on the subscribers ;
l.. E. TILLER, ..s,.s 49, It,
H. ,srsa:s'a - J. E. KING; =. ieefts 60
August II, 1854. y 33 -. I'd = Z.
B- The Sumter Banner and Darlington, Flag will
please copy till lst October and forward bills to this
Office. GSEs.sS5-ss ~
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LAND F0R SALE !.

sT oFFER r for saJe THRRE 35Fs 0E la Nd
1*lWfeif Clarke county 1esE slep0f
JON olils AID QbiR
slsoul tragsl of r!l5e' lttyaes
yieksblug e0!r'
meeting with The searls sls
iantio lfS ID % tie Pacific.
arse Tract has over acres haMaaek,s
the balance creek
scept that Which the creek runs 8hfodg edi
waited, ,aht wiif yfeld Of c9tton per
sacre, and from 40:tp eer Refes
The esecond Tract has 800 acres Joins The above and
Isl eq6aIly as ncll. Each eaptiiul
Elements commanding afull view of tlis Wllos
The third Tract has 800 acres 200 cleafed ~
make l0005pounds Of cotton and 80 bnslels OF COM
per acre-Screw, Cir House, fine dwelling f&cs
i TheaboYe lands lie near the yilla of erprses
where there are two fine Academies They are tpe:
watered, well tinbefed, the best Of summer and wins
range for stock extelsiEe outlets and as
and society," thes country stands unsurpassed by
sother portionof the Sanhy .Soagt z, "a d
= There are many advantages here, which anotce OF
this kindwould preelude-.the fact is, have never
seen so fine country oyerlook as this has been;
& Imagine bodies Of land lying in the sandhils be.
tween Columbia and Camden, s. C,wiich will pro:
duce from OO0t9 500 pounds cetton per acre ard
corn the same proportion with all the blessings OF
pure water and good health for which these sandnils
are noted, and the same will be reazed here in the
country and the Lands which IL now offer for sale.
u pom the whole, fand + speak knowingly D this is
the most desirable cotton regonin the Vest. 7 viii
only add that here the childrens children will find
fertile "7onestead' without the application of Gudfao
n Payments easy-titles indisputab ble.l, Sst -
Il. 3 80 :; WILL lam "a. ARD Is
3 Enterprise Clarke Co.. Miss Sept D lS52-2t Z;
tB-The Columbia Banner and Sumter banner will
copy twice andsend billsto Jas! j. Dunlap. Camden,
II L 81 z5f - y
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Land for Sale.

T1HE Subscriber offers for sale his place. situated in
i the southeastern part of Kcfshaw District. The
tract contains four hundred and three acres-about
one hundred and twenty-five of which are cleared and
under cultivation, nearly all tile baancei good farm
ing land and adapted TO the cultivation ofcotton corn
wheat sc. : rs,..i - (. .:ss4.522
Any person wishing to purchase good farm and
healthy residence in quiet moral and intelligent
community. would do well to call soon and examine
the premises. JOHN r. SHAW.
Aug 90, 1854. s.35 49,;
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= Notice to 5AlI7Persons Owing Me.t',

KJAHE Rank Of Camden aud others that I owe, want
Il their money All the use I have for money is to
pay debts Honey I must have to- pay nay debts.-
All persons indebted to me will find their notes and
accounts in the hands Of an attorney paid soon
You can pay tolmy agent Dc. Tryon, or deposte
the money in either otthe Banks in Camden. 50
3 II will sell my House and Lot in Camden TO pay my
debts on the first Monday in October at public sale
which is the best Lot in Camden for Public House.
Also, one of my teams of Mules, and oneof the best
Wagons that was ever in this State. Twill warrant
1T to carry 900 lbs any road Call on my agent
for further particulars. =, -, E. TRYON.
Septic. 80 If
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Nu@V-AH1s ~
FRESH CIR osc5E RTE 81

rEHE subscriberha removed TO the; Store opposite
q. Mai. <. s.. Moffat formerly occupied by b. w;
Ghambers) where he Is receiving fresh supply Of Z
FAMILY GROCERIES, 81
~ WINES and LIo UoRs consisting in part Of -gf
Nav Orleans Muscovado and Clarified SUGARS. I
q Rio and Muscovado MOLASSES - -
Sperm. Adamantine and Tallow. CANDLES sE'Iq. n
~ r Asfnlf assortment of ~ ii
Pickles, Preserves, Sauces and Ketchup. best Hem
Messy Brandy, Port Madeira and Sherry Wines Il r
Together with q variety Q. 5, <. Z 81 81
FANCY DRY GOODS, 81
which VIII be soiaa the lowest psices ard
the attention of purchasers Is respect
rB-Give me acall Lam determined to soil elesR
-. z. d. r. PEEBLfS. u
Camden, Sept. g. 36 q ~ sS
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SDgsrRucTgox 9x YE6fsHI IRON WoRKsS
s4rWe regret % lem ,rongh Messrss Foster y
Judd 81 burg that on Mon.
day Bigbf last The occupied sby the
S@edish iron faDn Company 1t
Ghsfckaa Eera ere tt5ttsai destroyed by fe.
THs Nails sil been madeRslde
less. a snaIE ESFdsi ao3 ioftsef coa|d dnot
be s6lisd ThsSl l0ss 81 said The.
operatfbhss 5be ssfe9ided
for ssmsx xitae at east unit I tihs build
ipgs be fsctsI bsyy H.
pfsss sspss q IS
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The Penis Iof eoIdsIii,ing.

-tEtz.ei - M: m. 1,;,,, &c,
coreeepoaass - +, sns -, - tba fs|owinn
wl.,ng ns,s dor danosrs which he
,he.ue'''
SC, ..pssh - dsa,bs more tarrible than that
..L;ab ai,ss ~ he diapsr The sbeayy&-yellow
Sn. q ;s, skeens the liner
auss, W,a :. a,.Ss psst W;,b ,boi,sands tons
ossss "ass ,sr I t;;s1seada % and Inv > tenn,e less
euspeh tsan th.. Which hold The syvordgof Da.
rsno, o,as I sasof sn,naaNntter
.noo'e .s,a.a u N i ,s;sted IN oa
won. se ,ss 4 = ,al,, snsssoas hole
outa l.on pl1as asy, fsslv on the
ana suessag M .Ssa sf,ssS - ~ ISanty saIare
grosea ass th 8 "a "a beasv o,ss~
yaIas sa,,a @ .,i s ;aa f.; @ s,s hard iomns
sSss s 4. sboss Il, - Solss and great
Q. a ais asssi !. these syiIa
eae, RsisYst sWbsre st6a holes are ysryz deer;
a.ss;dsnts ara common one oecnred there late.
- A.man d;apina found hebottotn growing
.oi,c butnaid it uutiI his legs
su,,t in 90 t6at he could not spflf them;;ou lie
shouted 81 bis mates let the rope dow ,ald
he fastened il around his waist, bot they coui,l
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Goinlnaitfed

YJso the Jail OF Kershaw District Negro Man Phil.
s 10, who says he belongs 10 Mr. O. B. Heriots of
Charleston He is about rs or 26 years ofaage, Ave
feet six or eight inches high dark muatto and has
the appearance OF being considerably sun burnt he
speaks rather slowly in an under Tone and has asmal
scar In the palm Of his left hand. The ownerisre
unested to comply with the law and take him away.
- Sesslss|, :, =. TH0S, BASKIN, g. K DE-
7. Sent "A, - SO &c Z
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Orangeburg Female Seminary.
~ $, zPrincpal-Re9. l.. S. z LEGARE. ~ 4
Assistants-Mr. F. j. HAIR, So
Mr. L. B. GAY, = -: - s.
~ :" Miss q. a. HAIR, y -

'. MISS d. a. dAdhs ~ !.
a H'-asM Miss A. B. FENN. ~ -.i,'.l =
Mr.. and Miss Hahr will instruct in Music, French,
Dancing, Painting, &c. =
TIME Scholastic year consists Of two sessions of i've
Il months each. The longest vacation includes the
month Of July and part of August the short one the
latter part of December AL charges against pupils
will bo made from the time Of commencing. 80. r
The first session for 1855 viii commence on Wednes-
day, 18th January next, and wlr close ON the llth
June; upon which the second session will Immediately
begin
TER4s-Board, Washing, Fuel Lights, &c, and
Tuition in all its branches, except in Music French,
Drawing and Painting, $l00 for each session OF live
months, in advance u;
Music and French when studied, each SIS per quar-.
ter. Drawing and Painting SIS per quarter.
- The exercises will commence on the l7th day
Of August 40. x. . !
For further information apply to the Principal at
orangeburg. 29-1tt.ss
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CAMDEN HOTEL

IS ,low open for tie decomnsoaa aatioa Of Tie lrao.'
S cling Public.e 4; - s
TT is an excellent and commodious building, new and
i we'll fitted up and lately put ina state ofcomplete
repair The Rooms are large open and airy fam.
lily parlors we'll furnished The Table will be supplied
with every thing which an excellent country market
viii afford, and attended by the best servants
I The Bar will be supplied with tho choicest Wines
and Liquors. a a
q, - TEE STABLES s..
Are welsfted up attended by careful and e1perieps.
ed ostlers and well supplied With Provender gs
!. =. q. ALSO ~ - - q
Lots prepared for the aecomp alton Of DrO5er
There will at all times be an Omnibus
to convey passengers TO and from The Depot
2. 80 8 35 &; nv. N.sl SON
:. s--.-
RoeKINe and Sitting cHA AIR ! S. s & sssyss &
LII III fs,s ,s 8 ny os
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MRS, McCANDLESS

INV ILL commence the exercises of her Private
w School on. the. first Monday in October. AL
parents desirous Of entering their daughters
quested to make application by the 18th Of Septem-
ber.S si.,sz. -. ~ 81 t,yr s-z,s.s- 36-tt
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sAsETzRNlTIaM AIL.,

5s.s.s; -, 3.
JSAE pnderIgped beg foscal sention OTHER
spd the cipsglics 70 the very
landsome assoItm they sars;I,os
ssceiging eonsisti as 7s9s.sss ss.s:
GME1DG-tkEasEa Eaz1E :dzEe5ss
$50 Hhdssb best Browass Sugar ~
BblA. elarifed Sugar = IS s.
fs.. G," Crashed do - y ;s - -
Powdered do. 5.9's y ~:
90 Sacks Rio Coffee g = -. s..,5 tss
81 = = Iraguir9do e; 49,
20 Barrels II ew Orleans Molasses ~ = .,
So, Boxes A Adana6tiGe Candies 81 - -
s1ierces frst quality, Rice f9asst:
: Soap Starch, Marches dc. dc: - s: S.ss
WINES AND LkQUOas.
s5 Baskets Heidsiek Champ igne 553S'1S
q Geasler5Ss ssdo. - = T:s Il .i,.t
-" Heur de,Iosa 3 = gses- & 6 -;
II g or. Casks .Otard' Brandy : i ,.',.
X half pipe &c, do. s = :. ~,
!; ~: so Bbls. Common Whskey - ~
;. 30 Boston Rum ~ - -. - :. q - =,
,. Is -, Old Rye, Hammond Whiskey ss
s " Bourbon & Union Hammond hiskey
-; ~ Hoselbockss e J. = do.
,s4 ssi sSs Old ;Hourine 80 -: & 2, do. -
:. &sss Or Casks Old Madeira Wine 8. .'G.is =,
, 3 a!;;Ea Sherry do.f& = e
2ta&." g., Port K do. - Sss. - -;
=. !. 10 Cases., eztrG Claret do.1 -. ::
z, j or. Cask Irish Whiskey ~ g;
IA oeGals. Lavender Brandy 3 = -, 80
10 Cherry do.
26: Cases Genuine "Schiedam SchnapPsY ~ .itsk
"aDr. Greene celebrated Bltters
, 20 Champagne Cider Ass s..S,,ysl
Casks London Porter
sbnet d Falkirk Ale
Johanneberger : Hocks = -
,E!. FANCY GROCERIES.
~, IA u,,,l,o.s, r, t.,,,,,,E :,
seases msinu' snI ahs.a s"iuopp I,p
uy s.s";T Toas seAeN ~ ''''O,. .'.,
Bbl. Butter Crackers T., !.
-, l. =" Boston do
- T." Sugar do - ~.
sa i Z. Soda 1 do 8 -s;ss-;;,-
- IL Boxes So. Z do.
, "A Case Tnrnarinds ....,.g..,
- Cases Brandy, Fruits -
3 " Jams and Jellies
81" 4ssorted Preserves ,'-r
3 200 lbs. Eng Walnut, Pecan and Brazil Nuts n
100 {" "Novicia" Almonds : {. c,,,s :.
100 I" aBordeuxr do. - -:
- 25 or Boxes Raisins ~
half 80, do. 1-e1'ss.t1sz,@s
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Cove are authorized to announce JOHN
SMITH as a candidate for Fax Collector, at
the ensuing election. - y
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= eFWea are authorized to announce LAUGH
LIN .McKiNNON as a Candidate FIR Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
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To Painters.

To Painters. =
THE Subscriber has now on hand large and select
i stock of Pure White Lead, Zine White, Linseed
Oil spts. .Turpentiue e. Homo production) Chrome
- ALSO, IS
A. fue lot ofAmerican and French Window Glass
in sizes froms 4 10 tolls ID "a; Putty in ,baddera,
Glaciers Knives, Paint Brushes and Sash Tools which
will be disposed ofon the most reasonable terms
q. ]. DELAY.
Aug. 20. So
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T4ADIES rich dress goods SEmbroideries, Gloves,
~ Laees Curtain Muslins, &c, received and for sale
ow,at '.the Old Corner" by 4 i'..l,ssss Z. &
Sept ls-6 3. w, BoNNEY.
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CAUTION go -
a LII persons are cautioned against trading for a
II note of hand, payable to - Penack, or bearerr
for forty dollars, dated aboutthe 9Th of December
1853 and payable one year after date.
The consideration for;which said note was eiven
having failed am determined not to pay it. unless
compelled by law s. . s., SERENA BASS.
Sept 10, 3s IT, !:
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EOOKING AKEAD!!!
!. New Business Egta tlishment.

New Business E!!sta tlishInont.
He subscribers wish to inform the public general
l. ly, that they have opened q CARRIAGE SHOP
on the Robinson Road, l5t miles above Camden, and
prepared to attend to all orders in their line
They will not be cxcellcdin the quality Of their work
reasonableness of their charges by any other estab
lishmcnt. q. =
/, j. WARE, Wood.workman, and ". CoCKEIS, Pain
ter and Trimmer will give their undivided attention to
their departments, and all Blacksmtls work will be
done to order 10y competent workmen
WARE & C0CKEIN.,
Sept. IL. 81 s...-r, ly ~
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MEMS and Youths Ready Made Clothing, the
lAI most extensive and desirable stock ever offered
in this market just opened at sthe Old Corner, by
Sept Is-tf, gs.as ;: e.. w sBoNNEY. 4
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:Just Receiyed.

Just Received, -
A FRESH supply of Spices &c- consisting IN part
n OF Allspice, Cloves Cinnamon, Nutmegs Mace,
Ginger, White. Black and Long Pepper, Sumerie,
White and Brown Mustard Seed, &c. &c: -.
Aug. 29-35 T. J. WORKMAN. q w. y
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Notice.

Notice.
AS there are objections made my election for Tax
Collector because hold the Office of Ordinary, take
this method of informing my friends and the citizens
Of Kcrshaw District generally that if elected will
resign the Office Of Ordinary as can bring the
business Of tlIe Office to close .ss'-,f
:. Sent. S, 1854. a.s JOHN R. JOY.
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0J We are authorized to announce Rev.
JOHN r. JOY, asa candidate for Tax Col
lector at the ensuing election. ~ - Y
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- - GARD.

80 y, 8. CARD. .fs;S
sMR.s R.ssAMBEIssP SPENCE wishes respectfully to
slIl announce that he intends to open an English
School in the town Of Camden, at the Camden 0rphan
Society Academy, Monday the I'd Of October next
saSept Ia. .Ss. 81
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PlaIfo,EnninesandsaaspaaFlne

IasEPH FREY ron TOD forms the las
& dies and Gentiemen M Of iShity tlIat
he Is i6 Camden prepared time and repair Pianos
and Ofgan y 5 sss - 81 80 ~ 20
Orders leitsa Mr.. onns,s Books or at the
: Sept l9-tfs s. 49, 2t:s.,
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Fall Medicines.

FAIL Medicines.
q UGH as Rowands Tonic Mixture Osgood's Indian
- Cholagogue, Jaynes Ague Pills. Dr.. Turner's Fe-
yer aud Ague Pills, and Sulplate Quinine may always
befound at Q. j. DEHAYS.
5 Aug29 ~ 80
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: WORMs!lW0RMs!! WORMs.!.
nR McLANES VERMIFUGE is warranted to be
II the best most safe and radical cure for Wor1ns.
It is approved and recommended by the Medical
Faculty in ever section where it has been introduced
In fact, whereit IS known none other is usedt-
One ofour most respected physicians in speaking Of
DR.. McLanes Yermhuge says: sits great superiority
over all other Vermfuges arises from the fact that
while it is moro eeacious than any other Vermifuge
it is perfectly SAFE. y. , 80 q -:
sY Price % cents per bottle. - =
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s E We are authorized TO announce SAM
.UEL. SPENCE.as a candidate for Tax Col
leeLor. at the epsIing elestioa.sz .-.....,.
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e)O0pteces Negro Cloths, from l2i TO $50 CENTS "a
yard, just opened al. nthe Old Corner.
Sept LETT. So 81 .siSsss, BoENEY. :,
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ctARPET Bags Floor Cloths, Crlmb Cloths, &c
Sl;just received at Mthe Old Corner" s., ..s,.
Sept ls--af;s = W. zBoNNEY.
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& sMERIFF,s sAEEs. q.

I sHERIFF's SAFES. -.
,T|H write ofssuadryi iWrits of FL Fa to me direc
Lifted. kwill sell before the Court House in Cam.
den; on the irst Monday in October next (eing the
second day said month tile following property to-
wit !: - e
sCresk, of yateree River doining Lands Of
John Albert and otherss Also one.E egro, named
Amelia. Also, Mules Cattle and Hogs levied up:
ION and to be sold as the property lbort, ct
the suite The Bark of Camden; and Others Ys
sWiley Albert sss assssSs 1850 Z
h = ~ ss f.ssss Ls0. g ~
acres Of Land mole OF less, lying on, the West
side OF W atcree Riyel and known as "Harrison's
Race Leyisd on and to be sold as the prop
Iefty Of John Harris at the sutof Douglas Minton,
Sc. John, Harrison ISL
e 81 ALSO,
@ 500 OF Land more or less lying on the waters
oEGranny Quarter Crock adjoining Landsof Robert
love sl5l otksra Levied on and to be sold as the
proper of James L Reid, at the suit Of the State Of
South Carolina vs.. J. j. Reid G$l1'e
r Shff VI Office Sept. 10, 1854. - ..5s
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sbbotf,s Bftters.

Mexican Mustang LlnIment.
TOO we'll known to require any description or re
i comnendation may always be found at
Aug. 29--35 q. J. DELAYS.
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New Goods

W @t, New Goods. -
= A. M.S6; R. KENNEDY are now receiving their
~ full stock, aud will be able to show an extern
siye and handsome assortment Of desirable goodsn
few days r = = Sept. l9-tf q
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q SCHOOL. 3..ss s,.:-.s..

sAIRs. PECK viii commence teacbingsa Primary
I'M School ather School Room on the Public Square
snearD Zemps on sMonday,th "a Of October
Sept y. 80 e q =. e,
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A fine lot of Door Mats Brooms Buckets, Tspbs,
Baskets, DC. d., xith greet pany articles too ao-
merous to mep,io, ali Of which will be sold exceed
ing low for caah upon le months credit to pune
tual customers Int parties who do not pay at least
year, we must decline selling to- All the ar
tices ore warranted to be what We represent them.
We hope by strict attention to business and fair deal
ing to merit share of patronage. ~
MOORE & KUYKENDAL.
Ang. 90, So IT,
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-15

RETrRsoN's MAGAZINE. Grea, improve.
menis will be made in this capital Maya.
zine for 1855. The reading matter will DO
increased 10 nine hundred pages year.
Each number will contain steel engrav.
ing, colored fashion plate, and between
twenty and forty wood ensravings. The
fashions are always pretlier and later in
Z" Pe,erson's" than in any other magazine.
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, the celebrated au-
thor Of "Fashion and Famine" is ono Of
the editors, and writes exclusively for il,
assisted by all the best female authors. No
other magazine has such stories as this
and morality and virtue are always incul.
Gated. The terms are dollar less than
those Of other magazines Of similar rank,
viz: $1,000 q year, instead Of $500. To
clubs The terms ale cheaper yet, three copies
being sen, for $500, five copies for $3.50
and eight copies for $1,000, with splendid
premium 10 the person getting up the club
Address, postpaid, Charles J. Peterson
No. lO2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Specimens sent on being written for.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-15

Posr OFFICE OUTRAGEs. A corespon
dent Of the Newark Daily Advertiser, charg,
es that certain letters addressed 10 Patterson
N. j., have been, whilst in charge Of the
Post Office Department, opened, copied, re-
sealed, the copies circulated privately, ant
even-in two cases-published in The nd
minisiraiion newspapers Of New Jersey!-
One Of these papers even accompanies the
publication with boas, that,
The discovery and possession Of these
letters wall show The ploliers that their n,oue.
ments are all iratehed and knoirn their 80.
cret DISCUSSES will be stripped from them,
and, In future they will have 10 act openly
with tho Wings"
II Is also charged that secret circulars
have been spread and copies taken while
they were in the post Office, and ,ha, the
correspondence Of the Know Nothing order
has been oil copied in the same criminal
manner by the government, officials. The
matter has been submitted 10 The Pos,mas.
Ter General, with abundant proof, and il re-
mains 10 be seen what will be done. 1.-The
seal placed by citizen on his letter ceases
10 b. sacred, we may rs well adop, Austrian
tyranny a, once. The espionage Of the
mails has always been a favori'o resort Of
despois. Americans can not guard against
The first approach 10 il with too much care