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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

UTANTEC--BY YOUNG NAN FROM THE UOUN-
w try Of updoubted character ard good common sd,.
cation some respectable empI yment be san msks
himself useful; ais the German Engleh snguAsss
writes fair hand, and good 81 figures Plsass al
dress TO apply at los Esst Twenty seventh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

VIZ AsHTNG THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO TAKE
w ladies' and genil~n.p's sashipg, by the bay or
by tha nth will be IL the best style Best o.
city references sivep. Please cali at 20l fwsnsieh
street, near Eighth avenue, in the resr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

TWO REPECTABIE YOUNG GIRLS WISH SIrCA-
u TINS In one hoote, ore - ehambeYpaid and the
Other IS cook Both rood washers ironers and
will not engage With any but private family. Cn be
seen at 3S4 Bowery from 10 A. n. till Up. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

"ANTED-AT THE BARKER HOUSE. NOS. 2i AND
w 20 Hamilton svrnue, south Brooklyn, man and
wifeman to take charge Of the dining ROOM waiter
the woman az chanbermsid. Must understand the
business and come well recommended. Coloyed pre-
ferred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

T EWELLER wANTED-TO 60 TO A wr-IERN CITY.
81 GOOD city reference required. Apply to Bra.nsrd Il
Jeffrey, No. 10 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

A Compel TENT BARKEEPER, or FIVE YEARS Ey.
s'sndC mixing all kinds OF liquors. 10 good srtar and
raid icaounsnt Is competent to take charge OF any
bo,o or restaurant; has done Tor the a5ose period
Reference Address j. G, Herald Office, INN aiassly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

WTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CUTTER OF CLOAKS
w and maDtlas, for . large establishment, who can
bring satisfactory references character and capaci
~ for the situation Apply to l. s. MILLS 80 Chambers
street, up etairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

W7ANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w. young woman, as cook, washer and roner, in
small private family Good reference from her place.
Please call at l39 West Thirteenth street, between Sc
yenth and Eighth avenues, second floor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

A Young WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A RE-
IA sIecisble private family cha ,,bermaid Is neat
washer and oIer and is willing to assist IN the washing
and ironing Can DO at last placs where shs has
lived years Plea call at 126 East Thirteenth street
betss econd and THIRD Can b seen from 10
O'Clock until on TUESDAY anu Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

VITANrED-GOOD MIILINE25 AND CLOAK HANDS
w at No 545 Eighth avenue. None out FIRST class
hands need apply, aud to those liberal salary win be
ala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

Du~buvos, pAm2scs, frecklcs, erUpeAen
oahrheum. letter, and al skin blemt,hes pos;tye
Sursd by GOUPAuD'S Itakan Medica'rd soap Poudt
ksbe nproots hair from any part Of the body. Liqu
ge My white hair dye and restorative ut the old
-, ~ WAIVER street, 1rst store from Broadway
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01
TERMS.

Cooper's Clarksburg egister spublished il
Clarksburg Va, every Wednesday morning. Z, q 4
&2,oOper annum.in advance or ut the after
ofsIx MONTHS from the time of will inyari-
determination of six month"; received for
ably be charged. . n NO No paper will be discon-
ti,,s5 SIX &C the option ofthe proprietor, un
~ fafrearages are paid up;and those who do not
dorer their paper tebe discontinued at the end of
their term of subscription, will be considered
desiringto haveit continued.
Announcements will be inserted at s 90 per
square of twelve lines for the first three inscr-
tions, and twenty-five cents for each subscquens
insertion liberal disco unit on the above ratet
made to those who advertise by the year. No
advertisement counted less than one luare.-
'Tha number of Insertions must be specified or
file advertisement will be continued and charged
tor accordingly.
Announcementof candidates for Office 300
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis
All communications, TO insure attenton,must
be accompanied by the authors name ondPost-
paid
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01

A LIBERAL AND PRoMPr RESPONSE. -i
The American Colonization Society late-
Iy issued special appeal TO four hun.
dred and twenty six OF ofitssfriends, asking
them to give $40 each, mixing in all,
81 800, the amount needed to c0lonizo
sixty three slaves. and eight FREQ people
connected with them by marriage, belong
ing to Rev Mr.. Herndon aud family, Of
Fauquer county, Va. This appeal, the
Society announces, has met with most
liberal response, three hundred and thirty.
seven persons having RENTED SO, ,265.ls,
Just $2,OO5.t8 more than the original
amount asked for. After the appeal was
issued. however. the Society had offered
for colonization ffty.eight moro slaves,
belonging to persons in Virginia, North
Carolina, and Georgia. who were very
anxious that they should sail in the Mo-
vcmber vessel. To coIonize these re.
quires 500 each, making $3,4e0. Il is
proposed, therefore, to devote the balance
Of SO. .O05, 18, now on hand, 10 this pur.
pose and the remainder, tits expected, will
be made up by such of the four hundred
and twenty six friends. originally appealed
to-. as have not yet been heard from, or
by such other friends Of the colonization
as may think proper TO contribute for the
purpose.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01
INTERESTING SKETCHES OF RICH
NJ II n


Vincent Nolte. the great speculator, fl
nancIer and traveller, was born in Leg
horn, November 2I, 1879, and is. conse-
quen'ly. now in his 18th year. His faith
er. though a native of Hamburg, and ed
ucated i'll England, had followed the mer-
camille business for thirty years in Italy,
in connection, as clerk or partner, with the
firm OF Otto Frank Il Co., of Leghorn.-
After enjoying the private instruction Of
Professor c. f. Hipp, young Nolte enter
cd, in 1895, the counting room of his faith
er. but in the latter part of 1897 he re-
moved to Hamburg, sojourning there un-
til his departure for Paris in 1904, when
| Napoleon was in the full flush of his sue.
cess. In the same year Nolte became ac-
quainted with the house Of Labouchere Il
Troteau, at Nantes, for the extension of
whose business he subsequently proceed
ed to the United States. About this time
he became interested in the projects of
the celebrated French banker, G. J. Ouv-
rard, whose remarkable financial adven-
lures occupysa considerable portion of the
work before us.
This production, entitled ''Fifty Years
in Both Hemispheres, finished by the
author at Hamburg, in his 74th year, has
been translated from the German and Just
published for Red6eld, of this city. lti
vivid chronicle of varied and remarka-
BILE experiences, and will serve to rectify
the errors which too often pass among men
as vsritable history. But perhaps the
character of these memoirs cannot be bet.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01

ARcHDtsuop HpGHEs AND TuE "KNoM44
NorntNos., THE Archbishop Hughes
delivered in Now York on Sunday, a ser.
mon. as an exordium TO the proceedings
of Council of Bishops and Theologians OF
the Province Of New York, which body
commenced its private business sessions
on Monday, aud would probaly continue
through the week. The Bishop doesnot
distinctly declare the objects for which
the Convention was celed, but tho tenor
Of his discourse leaves no room TO doubt
that the convocaLion was dictated or at
least much hastenod by the Know,Noth,
ing movement and the street preaching
disturbances in New York and N other
cities. He says, addressing the Bishops,
"You seem to have lost your right to
walk the streets without being reduced To
the necessity of bearing insults too strong
for the proud spirit Of men who take their
standard from the model of freedom thatia
recognized in this country" Ho asks
what justice theiri is in holding the.shurch
responsible for the acts Of individuals,
and councils his hearers to be prepnrd for
the hour of trial, il it shall come, with
charity. An allusion to the former and
present course of the newspaper press,
which he said had moro power than the b
Government and Mayor, was abruptly
left unfinished. He closed his sermon by
imPloring the guiding wisdom of Provt-i
deuce in their undertakings.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01

s. ,1I B;s ;5s,S Lander fred the i.s. 81
lssOli a : s the bears head, when
legs. stoodaa nomeiS,Sn upon naa ' nlna
ideally andEthen fell 6ssSsHs " ~ ~ 's''A
After man has, upoiiS s a
RE, stood his watch fhf6b loas9 Ssss
hours Of ssthe night, moment ~ sae esss
ing an attack from hostile IndtsS
his blood has chilled. aud his flesh I
as he Imagined, or really had seem
lurking foe through tie gloom, and yeS
ldaresnot fireTlest he expose his own person
a target after a man has gone througlI
this night after night, he may imagine lie
can realize the meaning Of aarisiy.
All this have undergone but never
before did my heart stand still, asst did
during that half hour s combat knowing
as did that with one false step of thd
horse. the rider, life was not worth the
purchase. il impressed moro foroibly upr
on me the next day, when saw Guy
thrown amid herd OF butfaloes BY his
stumbling horse.
On taking off the skin, it was found
that eight revolver bullets had passed into
vital parts One had broken a aforelegs
one had made deep wound in the shoiils
der; and the last shot had given the
deathwound in the head.
OF twelve shots fred in the heat OF the
contest. eleven had hit the bear, nine eff
which would have been death. wounds To
anything but a grizzly. We estimated
him to weigh about twelve hundred
pounds.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01

Eg-An iucorrigible wag. who lent min
his clerical rider of. thought he should
have some credit for his aid in spreading
the Gospel!
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01


Wheeling LntelIigencer.
LINES
Suggested by ",Tis Such n Night.s'
Respectfully inscribedto OliUer I. Taylor.
BY KATE HARRINGTON.
A thousand memories to-day
Come thronging from the past, 81
Some bringing with them pleasant Thought
And some with clouds o'ercast.
A name and old familiar name
Has CHANGED to meet my sight,,
That brings before me him who sang
The song-'''Tis such nigh:.'
1t calls to mind the long ago
The school-house on the hill,
The grove beyond, the stream below,
Ned, Charlie, Ben and Will;
Young Rhodu, with her raven hair,
Sweet Cynthia's eyes of blue,
Gay Lottie, with her warm, true heart,
And gentle Mary toes
Old schoolmate have not forgot
Thy first attempt at rhyme
How earnestly thy feet began
The hill of fame to climb
Twas then dared to prophesy
In future we should see
A laurel wreath upon thy brow,
The gift Of Poesy.
And as spoke young Rhoda sighed,
Then quickly Turned away;
Ah Inc she wears starry crown
In brighter realms to day.
Zen then the rose upon her check
Was deepening in its bloom,
And well she knew the spoilers hand
EIud marked her for ths tomb.
Thou vast not happy, then, my friend
Ambitions ktndN"g FIRE,
Binding thy sight to passings joys,
Chained thee to one desire.
name to win"-this was tho thcme
Of all thy MONDAY dreams
10 me it seemed an empty sound,
And still us empty seems.
IL was my wont to sit for hours
Unheeding all around,
To feast, whenever found.
dreamed not then that natures charms
Would e'er entrunco thy sight
That words of melting tenderness
Would flow on I" such Il uight -
Say, hast thou ever wandered b ok
10 homes of othor yeurs,
And viewed the strangely altered scenes
Through slowly gathering tears?
Hast ever stood by Rhodn's grave
AT twilight's dreamy hour
And felt across thy senses steal
a holy scnse of power ?
Ur when the moonbcams tremhlc down
Upon tho soft winds breast,
And gently laid their shining forms
On sIumbering flowers to rost,
Hast ever straycd on "such night"
Into the grove alone,
To muse a while on olrlv friends
Now gone, forever gone ?
And have these musings brought TO mind
The teacher of our youth,
Who warned us tC beware Of vice,
To cherish love and truth
I'm sitting by his side, my friend,
His locks are silvcred now,
And many burrows wide and dcop,
" Are printed on his brow.
And tell me, canst thou guess who dares
These simple lines TO trace
Or must take my visor off
To let thee SEQ my face
In early years no nom dc pIum9''
Concealed each others name
Twas Isaac and Rcbecca" thcu--
Still let it be the same.
What though with laurel wreaths thy bro
Tho lovely Nine may crown;
What though thy genius, unsurpassed,
May claim worlds rcnown;
What though around thy path, each year
Fresh honors may be cast
Twill matter MOTTO me thouIt seem
The SchOOlmate Of the past.
PRArRIE Cor-AGE, 1854.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01

g The next session of the .Universi-
ty of Virginia, promises to be the largest
since the commencement of that Institu-
tion. -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01

HReligiOn, the pearl 9f ss6rsi
not TO be found in q. -!
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01

WHEN You Should TAKE YoUR H1T.-r-.
Young men, a word. We want e. tell
you when you should take your hat and
be off. And mind what we offer. It's:
When you are asked 70 take drink
When you find out that you are court
ing an extrayagaut or sloyenIy girl.
When you End yourselfin doubtful eom-
pany.
When you discover that your EXPENSE
run over your income.
When you are abusing the confidence Of
your friends.
When you think yoa are great deai
wiser than older aud more experienced
people than yourself.
When you feel ike getting trusted Tor
a suit Of clothes, because you haven't got
the money to pay for them.
When you "wait npon. lady just for
the "fun Of IT,"
THE suLrAH AND MS WAagroas In
q French paper We read :-some one
asked a squadron Of Turkish laneeFs if
they duly received their rations
@Yes." they answered.
care you contented 2
s.What food do 1oa get :"
50 shat else z"
rothing bet bread--tIIe Sultan eannos
do any thing more for u.s."
Are you paid 7''
Eyes"
''How much g''
''as piastsrs. (4s, Sd. } per month :,
Arotyou paid regularly 2''
sssse haye got no pay for nine n1o6 ~
she Sultan 3 not able 70 pay 1s y
What can Be more touching than
patriotic self email
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-01

r-M~.y thanks to the fair authoress
in - y. tar.off prairie home, who has ava
Gened world Of sweet memories by the
following beautiful and touching lines. on
which our eye has accidentally lighted in
the Louisville Journal of the 9th inst.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-28
ST. JOHNS SCHOOL.

RI. Rev. 7. 7. DAVIS, D. D.. Ex.0:licio Visitol
Rev. J. H. MCCULLOUGH, A. NJ, Rector, and lll.
sructor in Christian Science and Bellies Lcttres
WM. B. LEARY, A. NJ, Vice Rector, and InstrGc
tor in Ancient Languages and History.
d. d. ROSA, Instructor in Mathematics and Natu>
raj Science.
Rev. L. y. WAGNER, Instructor in English De-
partmcnt.
INllE exercises Of this Institution will be rcsumcS
4 tic ID day in FEBRUARY next.
Boys are admitted over the age Of seven years and
prepared for the Junior class College; or they may
receive thorough academical ccurse, either classical;
Or English.
There is but one session, divided in:o two terms OF
five months cach) beginning on the ID Of February
and ending November 80.
Terms PER SEsSToy.-For Tuition and Board, nclu-
ding washing, fuel lights. &C., 1925. payable semi.o,
tually IL adruMce.
Entrance fee SO, for which books and stationery
are furnished the student so long he may continue
III the institution.
Advanced students desiring private roo,Gs will Lc
allowed them Cat the discretion Of the Recorj for
extra charge oi So, to pay for fuel lights, &c.
For further information apply for Prospectus" to
the Rector, at Spartanburg c. H.! s. e."
Dec. 90, 81 Il.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-28
POISONING.

Thousands of parents whousc Vermiiuges composed
of Castor OIL Calome &C.. are not aware, that while
they appear to benefit the patient, they arc actually
laying the foundations for series oi diseases. Such Us
salvation loss OF sight, weakness OF limbs, &c
In another column will be found the advertisement
of IobcnSacks : Medicines, to which we ask the atlcl
ton of al! interested III their OWN rs well as c!" ci'
drcns health In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those OF bilious type. should make use
Of the only genuine Medicine llohcm>i.kS Liver Pills
IS. nat dccei".d but ask for llVbc$"ck : " orm
Syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the
signature Of the Proprietor, J. y. !IOBENSACK. as
none else are genuine.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-28
Sou.,, GarGiima-Facrsia District.
N EQUITY.

JOHN Whitaker, and Margaret T., his wife, Thomas
Lang and Isabella 5. McRa. as. W. ". Lang SS-
rah lis vile, c! ".-EW .for FHythIen Of L"nd.
IT appearing to my satisfaction tlElt William ".
L LAM and Sarah his wife. Serena c. Lang Mary
T. Lang SalIic ". Lang, Duncan " Lang John B.
Lang. EIn Lang, Kitty Lang, Scotia Lang. Julia
N. McRa, Mary 5 Nc. Il. Duncan Lang, Thom:as
Lang. Jr. john c. Lang. and Theodore Lang defend
ants IN above stated case are absent from, and reside
without the limits Of this State. 1t is ordered
ton o. CASTOR, Sor Tor complainantS that they do
plead answer OF d"nur To the above stated Bill within
three months from the date Of the publication hereof
or udgrcut pro conirsSo will lie or!cc a;s, them.
W. IL. K. WORKMAN, g. +. X. d.
MnrrlI / IS 5Ol u
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-28
GEENS SPRINGS
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

Rt Rev. T. F. DAVIS, b. d.. exOiiicio Visitor.
Ecv. T. :. AhrIcG, p.u
GEORGE BENTON. Rector and Instructor in Mem
tai ANA Christian sc>nce, Modern Languages
Mrs. Benton, Matron.
- -, Instructor in Mathen atics, Natural Sci
cnccs, and Ancient Literature.
Prof. G.. f. b VINE Qate Of Limestone Springs,) In
structor in the Theory and Practice Of Mu-
Miss c. N. REID, lnstructrcss in English
q - SUsNowsKI lnstructress i'll Drawing, Paint
inc, and Assistant in French.
Miss SorIA WARLEy, lnstructress in English Branch
Is, and Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss ELIZA PRATT Assistant in Music and English.
n. B. Tie corps is not yet complete.
'HIE above Institution located at Glenn Springs,
i. in Spartanburg District, S c., will lie opened
for the reception OF pupils the first of February
next. In converting this establishment into school
for Dung ladies, the buildings have been tho
roughly repaired and fitted up; and in furnishing
them anew, pains have been spared TO make it, il
every respect, such home a. parents would desire
for their daughters. Particular attention has been
bestowed upon the musical instruments, and with
large and efficient corps Of teachers ard thorough
course Of study it affords every advantage to be
j"ycd in any similar institution.
Applicanta are admitted, Of any age, over seven
years and pl ICED in such class they NAV Le pre-
pared to join.
The scholastic year will consist Of one session, di.
vidcd into two terms Of five months each, beginning
on the lst of February and July. Vacation, Dccepl-
Der and january.
Ratcs-For Tuition and Board, including washing,
fuel, lights DC, &C.. Sl25 per term, and there uH b.
erha ctaye, except for Music $50 Per term, and
for Books, Sheet Music, Drawing Materials DC,
tuaily used
For further information, g Prospectus" which
my he had by applying TO the Rector, either Of
the Proprietors
Jan ., 3m
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-28
DER. STssGNSs.S
COMPOUND SANATIVE PILLS.

THESE PILLS ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
AND. ARE y MOST 81 PEItIUK MEDICINE in the
of all BHi"Q> C"h'pt1jnh ChiH> and E,rcr Uys-
p,t" CV>iit."e*s. Ltrer CV1Dplrim J""ndic". .Sirk
Hud,,ch". iSyUiHia Sat Hi,uD, FcCers ~ al EjndS.
Loss ct npete. INSTRUCTED ddad pojM MA*hNaticn and
oil HHyrt"g di>"a>'$.
As fc'nal" medicine they act like Il charm and
when taken according 10 the directions they never
fail 10 cure The worst case OF PILES after all other
rcrm-,lirs fail.
Th"g P"rItV h" biood, 'q"oli@c Mcrrr"I"ti"n
r:<tor" Nc Lic'r, hidm.yS. ""d othe.' .>rcn to,4
Otgo"% 10 hmithy tone and actt"n ard a. a.,
1nii-E'i'""S f"mHy Mrd;cj~c Mcr hare no
cquol.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BON.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-28
Notice..

ORDERED that the Recorder advertise in the Cam
" den Journal; that there vii! be an Election held
at the Council Room on the first Monday in April
next lJr an ntendant and tour Warlcns to serve as
the Town Council Of Camden year from that date.
Ordered. that the following gentlemen arc hereby
appointed managers tOconduct said election viz John
y. Gamcwell. T.. q. Robinson ard ". \. Gral!an.
L. W. BALLARD, Recorder
Council Chamhcr. MNrcl y. 1851. j.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-28
Warranted 10 be Purely VcgetabIc

These Pills act an EXrrrtorant Tonic and Are
ricnt One % cent box possesses power to cure
diseases ihau ole dollar bottle Of any of thcSyru,S
Balsarn<, or SarsaIarIla- thai was ever made, and
simple trial Of only one box will prove this important
truth.
THEY pRONOTE EXpECTORATION, LOOSEN
TIE PllLEGM AND CLEAR TIE LUNGS, AND
OTHER SECRETORY OkG ms OF ALL MORBID
NATTER and there is not another remedy in the
whole Macra Mcdir. capable of mIarlin- such
healing properties 10 the Lungs and Vital Organs Us
these Pills THEY CURE COSTIVENE~S :. P.O.
DUCE GOOD REGULAR APPETITE, AND
STRENGTHEN TIE SYSTEM
PRICE % CENTS PER BON, containing % doses
Of Medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills, and get the
PImteyS -IAmn"ac GRATIS giving full particulars and
certificates of curco.
Both of the above named Pills for sale in Cam
den by r. J.-WuRKMAH d Co.
Who also keep supply of Dr. SPENCER'S VEGE-
TABLE PILLS, and DR.. iIULLS CELEBRATED
PILLS, which stop the ChIe and Fever the first day
and do not sicken the stomach operate onth" bow
els.
July II 'O ly
ZINC WHITE, in oil Just received aMd
= - .,',l, y : =. WC''E"hN
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-28
A CARE u.

Since the Prnprictors' recent Laboratory enlarge
men,s have allowed him to supply lis numerous or
ders for Lvon kathairon e has also Introduced some
new Chemical ainites which adds still I" The nigh
character of this immensely po, ular article for Curl
ing, Beautlyng, Preserving and Restoring the hair'
Let those now use,
Who never used before
And those who always used,
Now use the more.
The Price is still % cents in large bottles and may
be had at any store in the United States.
D. 5. Barnes, Proprietor, lGl Broadway. n
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. Haviiaho
lIarral i Co., wholesale Agents, Charleston.
Oct u 43
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-03-28

Trpcr EsastuIlio;e, 22a Reg, 8 G. y!

'1'HIS Battalion is hereby ordered to assemble at
l. Flat Rock, on Saturday the lst day Of April. at
II O'Clock. \. NJ. Tor drill! and review.
The commissioned and non-commissoncd officers
viii ASSEMBLE al the same hour on the day previous
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