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! A., H., 4, voE. p,v. do wn u. Stafford Culver DO ;
~ t.sni.r Baltimore, Sunny South.
1s Is ,,r.J smih SwYort 'ooP Is'co DaTJee eandss-
d.
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amount than ever before IN the City banks IE' 81 ac
bsnh. show very large amount Of eoln-''s ,' ne
ei, ,ses, ,sse, and the America si,'''s'' -"
are: go. 1t.,.,f,s, cd De,si.
=, ~ Ress ofAs an Of Neio fgsf t@ ". ~ ,1,ik /, e,
- III. A ts,a aad Saturday sAs,kL ~ -, - -
~ 80 ~ ~ eael Bal az pf ia1''' -a''
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ltep and Lambs shout equal, sJS ~.
--ls. ssl; "A. $lo7 81; N. $s,; 3, : -


previous owing the abundant uppy and the very
warn weather probably th. prices will DC still LEES,
The with abundant supply hand and ,he dnisad
light Mron ,ius by the Washington Market IRON
g. 10 e. in quality Lsrlb from l0c 70 lie
yFALS III be have fallen oa in numbers nom 92l as;
week 10 and hom the highest number this year
siou 2oCo We hope they will fall OF 70 oo during thu hot
doubt that the consumption OF neb meat IS
deal Of sickness and perhaps 10
the n ~ ds'e OF d. lfh irequeufy
MILK COWs-The number received ss week, - exactly
the as, months though much below tue
the ss; few weeks YET the pe has gwen way 70 cores
fan beef that Of . e cent
SNINEThe Hogs continues me state OF de-
preston rested upon for several We learn th
drove Ohio Hogs sold BY Renws oc
hfve Of $40 the week From the Union
Yards hav the following BY O. W. Dornan Tor the
week 81 ding July u:
Rrssiyed by tie Erie Road s-l Geo left last week
making In ered sale 2s+5-soo LEFT over the week-sod
2J.o. a. The following prices: 1900.
A Brown, 2s5 light Ohio, corn fed. ;.......t 6elH
j. W Kelly. l2l light Ohio corn fed. .........tt
Posilewsi S7s heavy Illinois. corn fed.....t.
Postlsv light It'll lfsd.-...............tt
=. Mills 2S0 lilh Ohio. corn fed dead weighi.6t
J. Mils still fed Hogs. dead weight ..... ...ot .,
The market and more hogs coming than -an oe se
rrice. with prospect Of their going sI lower
fe warm will have stendency TO keep pnces DO ~n "
noting PACKING snd the number constantly ayns
weeks great Tor tue necessary
uppy hams and ard for daily u.s. IN the cry
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Passengers Arrived

In .oAy Clark from kias'0l, LAM stoue I F. A.
Stone. L. Burwed.
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EindufinI.

1Rz AsEsicAs EJcHASsg BAxK YoEK J-rs 1874
A EXTRA DIVIDEND n TEN PER CEAI -
hs 'aTits Stock Of Lie Banks = paid b- Prs; ssy
July -
1hsCsf.f.i s,oek VII be FIFTY PER CENr
Sn 1c.aF.. paysbe orehsf. fty fl.T per sr-s -
orstd4J Jolly .ld the other hall The sI of Svss
c-Gls II
IRE 'eck Ei b. d.tnbs.ed he Cd rsekh9.1e
- Of cne shse every cd rOes Ssr
NE stoe. ledger. Gu Inc morning u iae zS;n i1st
The rEhs 20 hsctioasi psrs d shAss nay -IAIet az
rclhiicd ob'sin fg'lsksres
szy holder sh. 'otb int .y
shares ; and BE- entitled retAie ne of ysE "a
The no:eiy q the 5k NoveSaber
I1 sr hslf increased VII Got entitled
portion Of the surgal cylisn Nd IN November
The Trsrer Boots sill be eioscc
July inrins C A
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II would appear from the above that there is an increase
compared with October last in all the items except de-
posts and real estate the fogmcr having diminished
soc -2 and the latter remaining the Tho capt.
has been increased go 5s5 the circulation a. 05;
s6., and the specie SOS $50.
TIE Lake S.pei0r Journal says:
The following lots Of Copper shipped on the els,
inst bypr.pesr Globe: From the GA Nnes, - masses,
l.7, ,,c3 f6S 20 bbls. 5l,3l0 bel Ill bhs. stamp
,64s92 hSl From the Nortli-Western, % MISSES,
1850 tbs.) From the Siskowa, s bbls. aud mas,
l7,li4 bs From the Minnesota Nine, 90 mssses,
ttsl0s hs.l There is also large lot Of iron and
more copper upon the wharf ready for shipment"
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR THE TRIBrsE.
MONDAY Jane 10. 1851.
AShES1hc market without chsnge Seu1aui
- 30 To- fes4ls and IS sil for Pots
CO1TONTbe msEht the ssl week las becs f c.e
us the annexed quoous Today there Is - crEsnS
buoysp' prices;
sEwYokK ciAssIIcAfI0N.
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rBv Send, Hoo. Printing T.lssr.paI

lhL hIGHLsNps Sandy HOOK, July l0-alr own
TN tres tsk the Highlands and bs Of he
aol1f Ct the Hook inward tOUrd-
v nd iresh fECEl l.. NestheG elesr.
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nv Telegraph.
Disa. .frrn. Sc.

Rosrox-Asr Jul, 10 b.rs. NOdsns Bsle'e Aises' Az
suSriA; " ildfze. Nessins
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Nev-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT Of BEEVEs, MILK COWS, VEAL
CALVES SHEEP and LAMBS, and SWINE: al A. NJ Al
eop's NV arlington Drove YaTds Fory fourth st and tfh
sv; BroTninss and oBhsns siIh- between Second and
Tbdays; Union Drove Yards iior swDe) Forty sec0udt
and Seoondsv; Chaberns Robinson ST. and a. the hGdor
River Market Boas Presred every MONDAY th prreipa sal,
dsyl expressly Tor THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, By SOLON
RDHINsON
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FLOUR AND NEALihese Il rsibs! hFnness in sss &c
grades Wesen Flour, ,hey being lc freely
The gr-6es qut snd T'en TIE
port demand rather better g, the css. sud he sx
CsAsssn Flog quiet <7es7 p wlh - srcvsis
lhe sss of Canal .r kl& - 15 40 Bogus
STATE" 80 ffdS7 fox - scce STATE; f1se7 81.
Necrs'n 81 esdS7 IS good Ohio and hct
1t extremely dsalt quossions IL the present
the market AID to peasc al p1tes teir
teEes;s are eonhieing soussm EoEr tFm tie aesns
o6rate sales OF go bbs cr ssand good
Baltimore, kc, &c Rye foar s cct IS % fo-fse 10.
Mesl 10 heavy; sales OF Ste bsl~ Jc-ssy S5 IS
CRAiSOuI Nhes ket ss:leG alec
2sce tush mon I'd Wesern, private terms snd 400 a
good do et ~ 80 We poce the hss sample OF rcd Nof.
Csolns be market today Oats p,ny Md dull rs
and " eers al S2- Rye Eui
nominal N 81 s. better
for the the home trade and for Phdsphia And other South
ru demand for l. limited GOOD teirs
Auh 5sstc for unsound sSGsSc Tor WesteEs
mixed 67cc round yellow se75 or Southern yellow and
st ASS. South e<n .ke
WIsKY- h rnarke rather be.ier he demand m as u
Ibis SIC Ohio GOOD bbs sld p GI'c ~ !sor
Dindse - frln asf sale MS. time AMI 'n.sE-s,
PROV SlOtSrhe usi.t = .fh-1 arncI iqr F0l. sh =.
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OFFICE OF TIE ftsosEaS Lo.s AND TEgsr coMrAsY}
No 20 Exchange riase, Nsx.Yogk JrIy 7 i95l /
nNIDENDS.-The Board of Directors have THIS
- DAY declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR PFR CPNr n.~,.
be On snd sfer ths th inst Tie Transfer Book, Will be
this dA-s until the 10Th in.. GpO PrTctg
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OFFICE OF HasNoyY FIRE IssuRsScE Co
No Broad # New York Jrly I lsS
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER
~ CENT the capital stock of ,s Company been dsel,rd
psylble demand X. y. GLOVER
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NEw-JERsEY RAILROADS.&C. Board OF Q

~
IN rectors of the NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD AND TRANS
PORTATON COMPANY have THIS DAY declared out OF theh
earnings expended construction Extra Divide OF Ten per Cen
stock be pporoned thoe who shall be holders OF the m
Stock the Company the 18th day Of July ne being one s
tenth share each share he.d
that day Holders will have the right to assign the ctonJ
which they be entitled and cerheatss ol ten
scona stsuding and for said whole hsres
the 10th day Of August Diventf
declared thereafter will be paid all such whole shares
other of the Company but dividends will s
until shall been consolidated into share
and certificate issued therefor III J. soUfhNASD, Tieasr
New York Guuai
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a. IA 800 9o6s 2,3 II 4j7 98i 9l95757 727i8i3
The Bants with affixed Incorporated Banks
Al Banking Associations formed under
Nv Of the State.
The following statement will show the Banking move
nent from JAN /, 1854 and the totals they appeared
fha in
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OFFICE PANAMA R,LsosD CoNrASy,l
NEw.YoRx Jun. 2s 1884
YINHE ROARn of DIRECTORS of this COMPANY

j have thi. dsy drcla,rd DIVIDEND Of THREE ANDA
HALF PER CENT the Capital Stok OF the said Company peg
able sfel the I'd July
The TIan Books be closed aer three o'clock thsday an
22d July inclusive. -
The Bonds Of this Company falling due on he Is
will be the Office Of the Company No Us Broadway,
er ha, date by order
OF the Bosrd. FRANCIS SIZES, Secretary.
OFFICE oy me NERc.SriLs FtRE INSURANCE. CoMPAw,(
No 1884 Broadway, cor John-st J
YINHE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF this Company
i have dscsred DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT. for hs
mouths payable the Office OF the Company on OF ssr the
5th instant JohN bANnn, ooototAJ
New York July 1854
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going west day in Ire ear ri Of he vcet-thst ne
knew hp well and cOny ersed With hin
We have commenced tie woek With 20 new disaster,
either failure or fraud and aere 3 evidently more
settled feeling in " sss There = si more ~ ies IN
ess;n.. among the n bat The severity Of the shock Is
overneope begin TO look upon the othe pat
with cooness ans 70 reflect fha' the Of honesty j.
ebont the same a. ever aud iha; years may pass away
beir another such fraud viii be perperatcd that the
asbopesv Of one man in whom tho confidence of the
publo was strongly placed argument against the
honor Of other men similarly situated. The unea-ness
remaining Gill away, if 20 with fresh
Development and returning confidence, absolutely
necessary in oil departments Of the commercial world,
will bring about brighter state of things.
The INV llngness to lend the usual eolatera mas
thrown larger amount Of money into the purchase oi
paper. We hear of considerable transactions in SNORT
strictly hrst-cass paper a; 10 cent and some oil e
Banks taking such paper from other than theT rcs
lar dealers at p cent. This s considerable improve
ment last week. The current quotation ior iou anu
sx months frst-cass paper is IL ole cent 'ai oa
are more difficult to negotiate than paper but e nu
than on Friday and Saturday. The inquiry io'
not very active and the merchants we are 'ou' WIN
some exceptions are quite comfortable.
Tho EXCHANGES at the Clearing Iiouse to-day were
s94,O33 900. ..,. ,-o.r
The aggregate imports this port for the curfeh !c
mn 70 last Saturday are s97 433, 467 against
came time last year. -. T..
he very favorable. The earnings for June were
Passengers ........*bit56 W
Freight. ioVV"
Toial..........................s sie8 %
Paid Harlem Road osd................... 4f3l %
Net receipts ................. s7o24 %
June, lS5S.....'......''.'''''''''''' 100 eV
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CENTRAL BANK DIVInFNn - san,i ln,n

l5.lrha 9i IhFe Nf Ors Haf ent % n, Capltll s.
NsE-f0s ~ lsff al rrR al ~ w CO.
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-, Ay.use Average Ayersse Average
A~er" f.rout of su'rt ~ eu1Jnu.
Sssgs er c.oo,.l Loan. II Loans & of
Baxks III a lDi.c'nts. Specie. Dsc uts. Specie.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS WEEK ending Monday July TO- 1884
Beeyes..........j,589 sheep and Lambs. .......0fp
10 lsjo
Toisl arrivals for
Nil cors r.ceiyed lsst week
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COTICE NETWORK and HARLEM RAJ

IN ROAD meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of tho
NEN.YORK ard HARLEM RAILROAD Co. held this dsy, lSs-
uday Nelson Robinson, Esd see
nation GEORGE L. SCHUYLER President aud Director
. Company received AID accepted Also, the resignation
ALEXANDER KYLE Secre
On notion WILLIAM c. WETMORE, ESQ., unanimously
elected President pro tenn. - . .
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VlkEAEI, EATIiEK a. CHUKCH BANKEEH
~ fI4sCISs Cal Bills on DR. eXgL
Co. PHILADELPHIA. payable Al 'hs piDeipsl sIrcs
ILiied SlLfos
Collections AID n ne in,so Of IN. sf.s
.nd poc-.ds promptly enitsd Collections 6e sen direct
d. s. C. Or n oug. DkExEL& Co. Phlsdslphia o. r SAITH
Ek, No ~ NA<eAU-A., ". Y
ia soo Ia yi. Nv DREyELk
CO Phlsdelrbs eDd Z SATHER Ersg Ygrk
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rurylx B,Sz Nav YoEx, June % fsx
EINAL DIVIDEND.-The Trustees OF the late
PHFNIx BANK whese Chatter expired on tho la tsy e
Jsnu.r herby give no'ice ,hs they vii pay e .iNA
DIVIDEND Of EVEN (7 PER CENT 20 the stochhoder o,
and sr SATURDAY he s o. Jly
sHd der hs ate PhENlN BANK and sssnFs hs
Csisnsaj Tno%ss rILEsroS.} rS',ss. :s Of
JOSHUA } HENRY y Pbes'S B.nt
IRNlNGs' SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. ~ War
rsns, Gresnwch-Open daily from II ". 70 ?. "
and NJ Notice to psPo.otsIHterrs that has secras
will be payable after MONDAY the i7h day OF jay later
VANDERBILT L. BUXTON Secretary
Umpire CITY BANK.-DIVIDEND- The Board
IL Of Directors have this day declared DIVIDEND Of THREE
AND ONEHALf PR CENT the Capital of thi. Bsnk
payable the stockholders and
which day the transfer books will remain closed f0rs
1854 L. CHURCH, Cashier
II KNICKERB0CKER BANK, JULYI. IS5t-Tbs
IN President sud Directors have this declared DIVIDEND
Of THREE AND ONE-HALf PER CENT on he Csp.i stock
payable seT the 18th inst The Tsnser Bshs viii be
Hnu thar date A. GUM Cashier.
MECHANICS and TRADERS SAYINGS IN.
WI STITUTION No. 4s2 Grsndstrhe Trustees Insp
directed that Interest be paid all Depstors
thereto for the months ending 9th instant follows on a.
oo and under AZ the rate Of six cent srnam and all
ser Monday 18th called for viii Ne
the credit Doposors principal Bank Mondays Wed
uesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 20 VI
JANEs HArGHT seoy ALFRED T CONSLfN, President.
TRElsUREE's OFFICE or rHx NoSw'cs a wOEessrrs(
RAILROAD COMPANY, NoKwIcH. Jolly ?. 1884
4 DIVIDEND Of THREE PER CENT. on the
~ Preferred Stock Of this Company Ia. been declared payable .,
The Famers Loan sud Trust Company No q Exchanssee ir
the City Of NewYoTk and after the lsh The Transfer
Books viii be closed the 9Th and ToPsned on n Sth inst
|. PEkkl<S Irss a n.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-18
Southern Dependence.

The National Era, in some ridiculous com.
ments on our Commercial Convention, says:
The truth is, Northern capital is the life
blood of Southern industry. a country, con-
fining itself to the production Of one Or two
staples, and depending for a supply of its null
tifnrm wants upon the proceeds must always
be tributary to other countries in which labor
is diversified, and employed in producing such
articles as it must have. The planters in the
British West Indies, under the system of slave.
ry were always in debt, There large exporta-
tons in favorable years, when the sugar or
coffee crop was abundant, enabled them to re-
pay the heavy advances made them by the
merchants in England, but left their estates
cucumbered with mortgages for advances made
> them in seasons of scarcity. The planters of
the south are tributary to northern capitalists,
and tins is why the proceeds of their exports,
in the shape of foreign imports find their way
to northern ports. They 60 TO satisfy the en-,
gagements they have contracted there. Could
9hey succeed in their dream Of direct trade with
Europe, it would not relieve them from depen-
denee, but merely transfer it from New York
to Liverpool and London, the merchants and
capitalists of which would obtain the same
kind OF commercial control over them, they
once held over the West India planters"
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SheriT's Sale.

pI virtue Of sunlry writs Of Fieri Facias to inc
ID directed will sell before the Court House door
in Camden on the first Monday i'll May next, being
the first day Of said month, the following property,
to.wit:
Three likely and valuable Negroes one tract of
Land containing two hundred acres more or less,
bounded by lands OF Motley, Wiley Albert and others,
two head Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, &C. Levied upon
and TO be sold as the property Of John Albert at the
suit Of James Team, ct al. VS.. john Albert.
The Cattle and Hogs to bc sold Tuesday following
at the residence o. defendant. Sl50l
All the defendants right title and interest in and
to those lots Of Land in the town OF Camden and the
buildings thereon, known as lots eleven hundred and
sXty-onc QlGl) eleven hundred and sixty two, Ql-
G2) eleven hundred and eighty ynine lS9 and eleven
hundred and ninety Ql90) Togcthgr with House
hold and Kitchen Furniture Levied upon and to be
sold as the property Of Wm. NJ Watson at the suit Of
Alexander Brown, ct al Us. Vim. NJ Watson. sol
ALSO.
Ten likely and valuable Negroes. Levied on and
to be sold the property Of Wyatt Patterson at the
suit Of klinck II Wckcmburgvs ". Patterson. Isl
ALSO.
One sorrel Horse and splendid lot Of Household
and.Nithen Furniture Levied and to be sold as
the property Of D. S. Sagcant at the suit of john NJ
DeSaussure, Guardian, VS.. D. SsSareeant. 81
TlIOS BASK n, S. X. b.
Sheriff Office, April 10, 1851.
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A Serious Call.

r HAVE outstanding sundry small bills which come
l. under Magistrates jurisdiction and which if paid
as they ouht to Je would aid me very much in meeting
my payments, without causing inconvenience to any
ofthe sdiciduaIs who owe them; therefore, trust
that all to whom this call may apply, will come forward
Immediately, pay up and more expense notice
from another quarter.
April lS-3t. L. J. DELAY.
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RE-oRGANIzATIoN OF THE WHIG Parry
L. is stated that movement is on foot at
Washington to re-organize the Wing party,
and to urge ths name OF the Hon. John Bell
of Tennessee, as candidate for the next Pres-
dency. Other names, however, are mentioned,
and among the most prominent are Millard
Fillmore, of New York, Edward Everett, Of
Massachusetts, and John J. Crittenden, of Ken.
tucky.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
NOfiC2.

ORDERED that tie Recorder advertise in the Cam
~ den Journal that the Law prohibiting the firing
of guns and small in the corporate limits of the
Town of Camden will be risdly enforced from and af.
ter this date 1t also Ordered that the Recorder
advertise that Council will prosecute any person or
persons who may cut down inure any Tree growing
on any of the streets or public squares in said Town
BY order of Council,
L. W. BALLARD, Recorder
Council Chamber, April -, 1854. lG
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'ROGtRS L)VERWURT AND TAB.

For the complete Cure of Coughs, Colds, Infiu-
enza. Asthma Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
and all other Lung Complaints tending to Con-
sumption.
INIIS preparation is getting into Use all over our
l. Country. The numerous letters we rrc"Ive from
various agents Informing W. pf cures effected lit
their immediate ncighborhoo,I, warrant us in saying
1t is Of the best il not tile very best Cou@h Med
icrnc now before the public II almost Invariably
evrs and not unfrcqncey tho very worst
When all other Cough preparations have failed, tL.s
has rel:evcd the patient &s DruSgIsts dealers in Med
icines and Physicians can testify. ASK the Agent in
YOUR nearest town, what has been bs experience Of
the effects of this mct che. If he has Lcen selling it
for anv length of time lie will tell you
II IS TIE BEST MEDICINE EXThNT.
Below we give few extracts from letters We have
received l.ey regarding fhe rirtues ofths medicine
Dr. s. 5. Oslin, of Knoxville, Ca, says: have
been using yo,r J.vcrwort and Tar very extensively
in my practc. f6f three years past and, it is with
pleasure state MY belief in its superiority over all
other articles with which am acquainted, for Which
it is recommended"
Mess.s Fitzgerald & Benners writing from Waynes
vllc N: c. say: The liverwort and Tar is becoming
daily more popular ip this country, and we think
Justly So All who have tried it speak in commcnda-
bic terms of it, and say it is very beneficial in allevS
ating the complaints for wenh II is recommended"
Our Agent in Pickens District, S. G., Mr.. ). Il. Nc
Fall assures that he uses il With great benefit in
his own family, and recommends it t" his Beghiors.'
lie gives an instance Of negro woman, in his vlcnI
ty who had been suffering with disease Of the Lungs
for wears attended with severe coHgb, who was re-
cved by the LverTort and Tar.
Such are the good reports We hear 81 ths Medicine
from all parts of the South. Fora report of the sur
Irising cures it has performed in the Western and
Northern and Eastern States we oudinvte the suf
ferng patient 10 read the pamphlet wkich acampn-
MICS each bottle To all, We say. have hope, Fave
hrpe!
TRY TIE AlED1CINE!!
Be ararned In Seds0a!H
And neglect not that cough which is daily weakening
your constitution, irritating your throat and lungs
and inviting Oh that dread disease Consumption, hen
so soothing and healing remedy can be obtained al
Dr. Rogers Syrup Of Liyerwort and Tar.
Eetra5e Of Countc,Jtits aad B0se limitations
Tie genuine article is signed ANDREW RoCEGs, os
the engraved wrapper around each bottle
Price. 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s5. Sold
wholesale and retail by SCOVIL & MEAD,
III Chartrcsst bet. Cont and ST. Louis. NO.
Sole Agents for the Southern States to wloln'alt
orders and applications agencies must be addressed
Sold also by Z. J. DELAY and T.J. WORKMAN CO.
Camden; MAGL d HEATH, Lancaster; WINCHESTER &
SrlTr Monroe, n. c.; FISHER d lElsITssI Columbia.
April lG .2m
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From EilcONp.

New YORK, April 14.-I'he steamer Her,
mann arrived here to-day from Southampton
and Bremen. She brings Liverpool dates to
the 29th, being four days laier
The steamer Nashville baG arffpeAS.ystsr-n.
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Gen. Watson Webb, the proprietor of the
New York Courier and Enquirer, is now Ter
was few days ago) iuLondon.
1t seems that in that large city he took din
ner with divers MISUNDERSTANDING whom were
some members of the British Cabinet 1t was
on the occasion asked of him, whether he
thought the United States were well disposed
towards Great Britain in the eastern war; Gen.
Webb said yes with alacrity and, ii the pa
pers are to be believed, traightway Lord Palm
erston came TO the conclusion that if Russia
beat England ard France those two powers
can fall back upon the United States. Gen.
Webb, in decency, could not have said less.
He was drinking the wine of his hosts and he
could not Stub them by declaring that. Russia
is an American trump"
Shortly after-indeed, perhaps, the next dav
Gen. Webb delivered letter to the London
Times embodl ing national opinion for the
United States in favor of Russia. In this let.
ter, in alluding to the Gar he says " "I'hat
wretch at least once, and it may be, oftener
He also declared, in effect that it "that
wretch" should swallow up Great Britain and
France, the United States would doubtless
supply Il stomach pump by which they might
be readily fetched up again.
Gen. Webb seems to be more consulted in
London than Mr.. Buchanan; yet the one is
known Throughout. the United States with res
pect, while the other circula,es within a ward
of New York city. If Gen. Webb has not
mission from the United States, he is the most
impudent and impertnent fellow that ever
stretched his legs beneath the mahogany of
respectable people.-MoJile Tribune.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-18

Our DIFFICULTIES WITH CUBA.-By the
steamship Isabel, we learn thata rumor pre-
vailed at Havana that the authorities had sent
on board the American, Commodore's ship, the
Columbia, to inquire if he intended to salute
the Spanish flag. His reply whs, that he never
saluted any flag that insulted his; and until the
difficulties now pending between the two Go
vernments ~ere settled, he would not have any
communication with them.-C Chdr. .Ncrcury
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-04-18

the Southern Senators! II they have not the
power to carry a treaty, they have the power
to reject it, and such would seem plainly their
duty in this case.-MercHIy.