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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.


DEYAN'S rULMONlC WATERS, are nnIailng
} in ia" Of CouGIIS, CoLpS ASTHMA, BGuNClIl-
rI>, SORE TnE"Ar, lloAEsESESS DlrrCULr BREATHING,
Iy,rr E>r CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES oF TIE Lungs.
They lave II" taste. of medicine, and any child will
take them Thousands have been restored 10 health
that had before dc>laircd Testimony given in hun
drccls of ca,rs single dose relieves in Ten MINUTES.
AK for Bryans puIn;"hir Wafcrs-rhc original and
only genuine is stamped "Bryan.' Spurious kinds
are offered for sale INVENT y-ive cents box. Sold
hv dealers generally. j. BRYAN d. CO.. Rochester,
y. V. rrnlrrictors. Wholesale by
p. NJ COHEN d CO, Charleston.
O,, H. III .im
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T'IIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
4 the above institutions, will Lc held in Charles.
on on thc 18th Of February (cing the second Tues
day i'll the month) al the Bank Hall. The Meeting TO
convene at II o'clock H. m and on the dav following
(WcdncSday) there will be election held at the
same place between the hours of a. IN. and 3 p IN.
far FIFTEEN DIRECTORS in nc Road, and TIIIR-
TEEN DIRECTORS in the Bank.
Committee 10 V riiy Proxies will attend.
Tie attention of the Stockholders is called to the
fol!nwin" Resolution:
Extract from Minutes of Meeting of stockholders,
February H.. ISL:
"kcs"lvcd, That every Stockholicrwho shall have
owned Stock three months before the general Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders, be permitted to pass
the Road 10 and from said meeting free of charge"
Extract from Minutes of Meeting Of Stockholders,
February ., 1853:
Resolved That all Proxies given previous to the
Annual Meeting of 1853, he abiogatci nnl sealed up
in common package and left deposited in the South
western Railroad l;auk. and that nrcc be given in
tn" public prints by the Secretary. that new Proxies
will hc required hereafter.
IAN. 4l-tl J. r. EMERY, Secretary.
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GhariTs Sales,

DY virtue of sundry Writs of Fl. Fa. 10 me ;ircc-
- ted will sell before trte Court Hoh-e in Cam
den. on the first Monday in February neat the foi
lowim" property, to-wit:
II Negroes levied on and 10 be sold the property
of Wiley :lbert al the suit Of john s. Miller rs Wi
ley Albert.
Also, stock Of Harness, Saddles Brides leather
&C., and every article usually found ina Sadllrrv rs-
tablisllmcnt together with Household and Kitchen
Furniture levied and 10 Gc sold a. tr property of
Luke Armstrong at the suit of Thos D. Carr ct al
Luke Armstrong.
JAM II r. If Tl1OS. BASklN, S. X. D.
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To Tax Collectors.

The Act of the Legislature relating to tie
Registry of Births. Deaths and Marriages. re-
qrrcs the Tax Collectors to receive returns
When the taxes are paid We are requested
to give notice that tie brooks and schedules
will he forwarded to the Tax Collectors when
the Acts arc distributed us the appointment Of
Registrars has just been made, and it is their
duty to have such books prepared. This will
enable the Registry to be commenced on lst
Of March, Curolinian.
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LEWISvILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
[rEN NILES EAST OF cHEsrERvlLLE.
REV L. MCDONALD, Superintendent
Mrs. A. S. WYLIE, Principal.

REV L. MCDONALD, Superintendent
Mrs. A. S. WYLIE, Principal.
JNHE Scholastic year will be divided into two scs-
i sions Of live months each the ninth term COM
mencing on the l5th OF January.
Terms for Boarding, Washing, Fuel lights, and Tui-.
ton never exceed $50 for session.
Music and all ornamental branches extra; at most
reasonable rates.
iU accounts must be paid al the end Of each session
For Circular containing full particulars address
Mrs. Wylc. Lewisville P o., Chester District, S. O. >
Where timely notice IS given carriage will meet
any coming as far as Lewis Turn Out, Oh the
Charleston. S. Z. Railroad.
REFERENCES
Ex-Governor J. H. Means, Ex-Governor J. P Rich
ardson Gen. J. W Cantey Rt Rev. Thomas F. Da-
Wis, Protestant Episcona Church Bishop, Rev VIM.
Martin, Camden; DR.. Thomas A. Elliot, Orangeburg;-
Hon +. j. Noses Sumter Henry \. Williams, Ch;ue
otte n c. Messrs. Rosscr & Warren Central wharf,.
Charleston; and the patrons Of the School generally.
Jan. IL, 1851 Ct.
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Valuable Plantation and Mills for


5NlIE subscriber offers for SALE that valuable Tract
4 of Land Oh Little Lynches Greek, 10 miles North
east Of Camden lately the property of James Baskin
decd, containing 1900 less, $50 Of which
are clea ed and under fence.
On the premises are n comfortable Dwelling House
with the necessary cntbuildings Gin House, Screw
dc. The land embraces first quality OF Swamp and
Upland, considerable quantity Of the latter unclear
cd. The tract contains abundance of Timber.
Persons wishing to purchase will call Mr.. La
ban Ferguson, or ID. 7. Mahaify, who will show the
lines DC Terms easy. TliOS BASKlN.
Lancaster Ledger will copy three times
Jan. 81, 4 IT,
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N1sIr 70 M"s. POLK. j hc members of the
Legislature of Tennessee, on til" I'd iiIsl., call
r,l upon Mrs.. James X. P"lk, al her residence
in Nashville, and, il i stated, wee receive!
with that courtesy grace and hospitality for
which this excellent lad! is so distinguished.
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LAW.

A UERBEMONT, jr., An"ncy at Lar and Sof'c''
"A, tor in EqWjtg will attend TO any business Ill
the way OF his profession. at Columbia, Camden New
~. ., 2n#
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n Office.

nERSONS indebted Tor purchases made in Fcbr'la
ry 1852 at sales of negroes Of estate of Mclin,
whose bonds are in our hands. notified that the
second instalmcnt falls due on 2d pr"ximo All IN
tebtcd will please make prompt payment:
Iar o. 1T i. |. d. NJ. MOSES.
Sumteryc, $. G..
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! enable Tie NeHlSLTy 10 pe CoHi'heHceu Oh isL
of Marcel. - Curolinium.
| Snow BAILING ON LARGE SCALE.-A sin
guar phenomenon occurred at R,yalSton, w.,
during recent snow storm. While it WAS
showing fast and the wind high, Il white ap
pcarance in the mir resembling IA flock Of wild
geese was observed, but it was soon ascertain
ed to be balls Of snow collected in the air by Il
thousand whrlwindS They increased in size
| and number for about twenty minutes. when
| they fell to the ground, covering something
more than an acre. On examining the spot
where they fell, balls were found from one to
twenty inches in. diameter ssS<SY
- w w. S-2S4,sS.- a.=-< ~"
From the tenor Of the late European advi-
ces general war appears to he iuevitable.-
From the character of the preparations making
by the Car from his intrigues and c"mbina.
tons, he does not mean to recede from his po.
sition of hostility. He is to be moved from it
by nothing short of actual force. Negotiation,
under such circumstances, is just the game
that suits his purposes. He wiII consent to
send Il representative to any conference that
/ the Western Powers may suggest, but he does
not, and will not, remit his efforts to place his
forces OH the largest war footing. If he were
disposed to peace he would not have intrigued
! with Persia to bring her in as Il party to his
quarrel with Turkey. All his arrangements
show that his aggressive policy is the result OF
prcdrcrmiimtlon.
We do not believe that ifhs personal desires
inclined To peace he would dare now to enter
! into negotiation to secure its objects. liz is
committed too far with the national prcdilec-
ton for war with the Ottoman Porte. Moth
ing less than complete submission by Turkey
would now satisfy his smbc Such c"nccs-
sions as ould conciIiate Musc"vite rescntmcnt>
| Turkey could not venture to make: II even the
Sultan and his Divan were inclined to make the
sacrifice Turkish fanaicism and pride would
be rs obdura,e as Russian. The peoI e Of both
countries have been brought into that state Ui
mutual exasprmton which makes diplomacy
no longer the peace maker, but war the only
solution of the problem of the political cqniII-
brium The whole course OF the controversy
shows that Russian fnc>se has been al over
match for European craftsmanship.
Bat it is not Il little remarkable that, after Il
peace Of forty years, Earoic is again abort to
witness conflict which is TO bc wagrd against
ambition, in defence of national independents
and .he balance of power. When Napoleon
overlnn nearly all Europe, nations were con1-
pel!ed to arm to preserve from extinction their
nationality. The public enemy, then, was, oIe
man, who we may suppose, WAS The exponent
ot the wishes of those he governed for unrrr-
sal empire. Th" public enemy n"w is ais" ;I''
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Sale Of fSeGl Estate.

sale Ci fiGt:i EIStasG.
- virtue Of summons in PARTITION, an order Of The
- Court of Ordinary for kcrshaw District ). c,
i will sell the first Monday in February neAt, be-
fore the Court House door in Camden, the Real Is
tate Of Joseph Wenges decd, House and Lot in the
upper part Of Camden, known No. 92S, 929, bound
ed West hv Fair Street, North by Boundary Street,
East by Mill ::trect South by Lots 930
7srnls-Cash for as much as will pay cost balance
credit until Jany 80, bond with good surety, and Il
mortgage TO the Ordinary.
Tics BASKIN, S. X. D.
JAM 10, I'd.
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Bills, for l6j3S

A RE now really fof delivery; those whose names
u. they bear, earnestly requested to call las
early as f0sslble,) pay charges and bear thm away
Those indebted for 1852 and tie yeUrS lcriouS it is
natural to expect will call of their owa accord, il
only to reaew their acquaintance with me
JAM 2I,-3t Il. j. DELAY.
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E'resh Crackers and Cheese.
NOTICE.,

10 the .StocIAohIcrS Of tie .SouM Carahna Rail
RoaA Compo"y and Of tie South Western
Rail Rond B0nk
rENilE following Resolution. adopted at The Annual
Mcctin. OF the Stockholders OF the above Insiitu-
lions held in Charleston 9th February, 1888, is pub
Hshcd in accordance with its requirement:
IeSolryd That all Proxies given previous to the An
NAL Meeting OF 1853 be abrogatcd and sealed up IN
Il common package and left deposited inihe South
Western Rail Road Bank. and that notice be given IN
the public prints by Tie Secretary that new proxies
will be required.
J. Il. EMERY, Secretary.
Jan. . lS5l Ot
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u Office.

7 NOW pronounce TO the citizens Of Camden and
l. the surrounding District, that am now ready to
supply them with the different assortment of rooms.
All persons who desire these articles will please TO
give ME call 'TIIEO. e. DUTTON.
Jan. 81, II.
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For Sale.

MY kirkwood House with ten rooms and six fire
VI ac $ all us good as new, and will be sold very
low e applied for SOON J C. f. BOONE.
Jany Is, 1851 g IT,
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HARMONY FEMALE COLLEGE,
At Bradford MincraisSpriMss.
Pow r. MORGAN Presidert.

rev. q. FIOhCAN, Ffesidsht:
'sNIIE second year (f 10 montbs) will eormshce Oh
L the first day OF February.
The expenses are $3.50, $50 paid at the beginning
and the residue at the close Of each Of the mouths.
\ carriage will he at Mr.. Robnsons Mansi N House,
Camden, Oh the Tuesday previous to convey young
Ladies free of eypcnse 10 the College.
Circulars can be had at the Mansion House. Cam.
den, or will be seut by application to the President.
Dec. l3 so ST.
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N0tEce.

TNIIE notes md accounts due TO II. Levy, and H..
L Levy & Son, which have been left in my hands
for collection will he indiscriminatelye sued if not
paid eforc next return day }. c. VEST
Jly l6, 1854 st
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Last Notice.

MFR. B. W. CHAMBERS, having left lis notes
1'1,yand accounts in my hands for collection, all
persons indebted to him will take notice that If not
settled by the lst day of March, they will ne placed
indSerinnatey in the hands Of an attorney for SUIT
Jan. l0,-tf W. G MOORE
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q E%Ee
nTEE OLD CORNER"

"TEE OLD CORNER"
rgNHE Undersigned, (Tropr'etor Of DE "OM COraer,)
L has now in store. aud is constantly receiving II
variety Of
Choice and Fashionable Goods,
which he proposes selling for the present year at ye-
ry low prices on credit Of ONE YEAR ONLY.
Customers wishing 10 trade On the above terms,
will always find Goods and prices to suit. Believing
that an extension of credit to two, three and four
years is ruino,. to both seller and buyer. most re-
specfully decline all such trade.
Persons indebted TO me for . period of two years
and over, are requested TO come forward and settle
by the middle of February, all such paper will
certainly he put in other hands fo collection, after that
time Let it he remembered, that to insure cheap
purchases punctua payments are absolutely neces-
sary. Upon this principle propose doing business
for the year 1854.
e. w. BOSNET,
Proplic Of the "OLD CORNER"
JAMS. It
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SJrcias Notice.

4 III. notes and accounts due me for 1919, 80, 81,
Y 52 and IS, il pot pal by the lst day Of March,
Will be put in suit without distinction.
Jan. lo.--,f W. c. MOORE.
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JOHN w. SsTOY,
WORMS! WoRMs!. NOHNs!!..

nR McLANES VERMIFUGEi is warranted to be
~ the BEST most Soge and radicoi cure for Worms.
1t is appro:cd and recommended BY the Medical
Faculty in section where has been introduced
In fact. where il l. known none other is used.
Onc Of our most respected physicians in speaking of
Dr. Mclaucs ErrniI.c SAYS: :" Its great superiority
over all other Ncrmiil-cS arises from the fact that
while it is more eJcnc,Oas than any other ECrmugc
it is perfectly sGe.
~ Price - cents per bottle.
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ERESlI Lemons. new Raisins, fine eating Potatoes
/ sweet Mountain Butter, Northern Cheese, new
crop n O. MolasscS, fine Bacon Sides &C. for sale low
at The Old Corner" by i. W. BONNEl.
Nov. %, AZ u.
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Dv. Mechanics s.iycr Pills.

EPF. 1HQ6l:9EEE'N EIfECE h>lIi*s
EeElNG composed entirely Of tegctthie substances is
- not only safe, hut have been found by all who
have used them the best remedy for all affections
of the Lirr and Digestive organs. In fact, where
they arc used Liver Complaint cannot exist.
-" Price % cents per box.
The above valuable preparations are for sale by
most of the Druggists, and to be had wholesale Of
=. NJ. COHEN CO..
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines. Chcmi-
Gals, PcrIlincry &c.
No 20 laync-strcct, Charleston, S. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE..
INTENDING to remove from Camden lave soldmy
4 interest III tie stock of Merchandise of the late firm
of Workman & Boone to my late co-partner, Mr. J.
Workman: 1t is matter Of great Importance 10 me
to re-cngage in business us as possible and as it
is absolutely necessary that the affairs OF the late firm
should first be settled, respectfully and most earnest
~ call upon all persons indebted TO the late firm to call
at their old stand und settle the same.
j. B. F. BOONE.
Jan. 10. tt
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Commissioners of Roads.

IENiE Members cf the old and new Boards of Com
m$Sioncrs OF Roads for ker>haw will meet on
The second Monday i'll February next, at the Court
House in Camden.
Jan. II COLIN McRAE, Clerk
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HE CALoR1c SnIp.-Capt. Ericsson, in
note to the editors of the New York Express
says:
The new engines are completed, and have
been at work for several days, their operation
proving conclusivcly, ihat the practical dIllI'
cnlties which attended the first operation have
all been overcome. The new engines are much
reduced in size, whilst their principle Of action
is the same as before, with this exception only,
that condensed atmospcric air is employed Ill
place Of the ordinary atmospheric, for produ-
riup the motive power. This modification ad-
miis of an increase Of power, limited only
by the captbiIity of retaining the pressure i"
,Le machine. Some difficulty has been OK
,oricuced in this respect, aud it is this which
has caused some delay recently. The obsta-
Gle is, however, nearly removed, and the pub
lie will shortly have on opportunity of ofjndsing
Nv nrac,ical evidence of the merits of the Cal
oric ship.
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DEATH FROM BURNING.-On Mondry night
last a most melancholy occurrance happened
in this place, caused by the accidental break
ing of Camphcne lamp. The circumstances
as well rs we could ascertain were these. \
daughter Of Col. Hugh Miller let fail lamp
filled with burning fluid, which broke and emp
tied its contents upon the floor. The fluid of
course blazed up immediately and setting fire to
every thing it touched ran in the direction of
anaflicted aunt, when the little girl fastened to-
wards her with an attempt so rescnc her; bat
while in this magnanimou> act her own clothes
caught fire and burned every stitch "tFh"r body
From the severity of the burning she died yes
terday about twelve O'Clock.
We have not heard whether the afflicted wo.
men was injurned- - WinnSJoro Rey'ster.
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Oct. ! !,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-21

one up to the level of Addison, and Steele, and
Hawthorne; it makes one feel better, and breathe
freer, and gaze ntenlly at that u1ninary which
ought not to twinkle, but shine it assures that,
whatsoever may happen to letters to polite learn
ing elsewhere here such things will be cared for and
duly set out for the admiration of all-espec;ally
that rhetorical flourish about Towser" and " the
moon" And such witt We cannot ten-and we
would not if we could, for might not be believed
how sincerely we have laughed at the wit of that
paper. We beg contemporary to be-if at all
possible little more subdued and commonplace :;
and to give, now and then some attention to facts
"Now, none say this is not good advice,
The only mischief is, it comes too late;
Of all experience tits the usual price,
sort of income-tax laid on by fate"
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For the Standard.

49, =. 80. For the Standard.
men of the Democratic party having been mentioned
in your valuable paper in connections with the NOM
ination for Governor, permit to suggest that of
". w AVERY, of the County of Burke, than whom
Democratic principles. We, of the East, concede
the nomination to the West, and think the candi-
date OF our party should come from the mountain
district. Ty s. ,E1s7-'-
Should Mr.. Avery receive the nomination the East
VIII cast Tor him the largest she has ever given
any Democratic candidate, and no one doubts his
popularity in the West He has, for several sessions
House of Commons, having been elected by large
maorities in q County which is Wing BY soma hun.
dreds. Having achieved such triumphs in his own
County over the abiest men of the Wing party, can
he not do likewise in other contests? He mites All
the necessary qualifications, ability, soundness ex-
perience and popularity WAYNE.
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SENATOR DOUGLAS-RIVERSA AND H-ARBORS.
Senator Douglas has written letter to the Cover
of Illinois, the subject of River and Harbor
Improvement, which we regard of the ablest,
if not the ablcst document of the day.
Judge Douglas proposes the enactment by Con-
gress of general law, empowering the States under
certain conditions and limitations to levy tonnage
duties for the improvement of navigation. This has
always been a favorite doctrine with him. and it is
here enforced with all the power of his capacious
intellect. The Washington Union says:
The letter of Senator Douglas on the PROPOSE
ton to rely upon tonnage duties for the improve
ment of rivers and harborS addressed to the Cover
of Illinois, is one of the most important docu-
ments that have issued from any of our statesmen
for many years. 1t will be remembered by read
that gave this subject elaborate investiga
ton some months since, and we highly gratified
to find that our conclusions accorded entirely with
the views of the distinguished Illinois Senator The
subject is beginning to attract much attention, and
is destined to become prominent question in the
has already commenced in the House of Rcprcsen-
tativcs the subject, and have doubt that it
will be there thoroughly investigated. The letter of
Judge Douglas appears at fortunate time to aid in
giving direction to the investigations which the queS
ton will undergo throughout the country. 1t is
prepared with much clcarness, frankneSs and
ability that it may safely go forth as pioneer
gument that will withstand any assault that may be
made against it. We commend it to readers
powerful document, and one calculated to make
strong impression on the public mind"
We hope to find room for this document at an
carly day.
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LONDON Dock BRANDY. A New York corrcspon-
dent of the Mobile Tribune tells the following good
story
"a friend of mine was offered share, the other
day, in the profits of brilliant speculation. Being
so absurd as to have troublesome tenant of his
breast called conscience, he declined the enterprise,
thereby losing handsome per cent. 1t was in this
wise My friend is largely in an exporting business ,,
ship on shares. "What do they contain ~ " B an
dy." whats the object of the shipment?' Well,
you see, it's brandy which have manufactured and
which cost fifty cents per gallon. We ship it to
London have it entered at the DOCKS get the brand,
have it rcshipped and sell it with that brand on it
for So per gallon. Won't that pay?'
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NORTH CAROLINA. A South American, from Ecu
ador, has been smelling portion of ore from the
North Carolina copper mine, and asserts that it con-
more valuable as silver than a copper ore. The
company about taking to test this mat
ter satisfactorily. ". d. True Delta.
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The Late.t Mems.

CoNsrAsrfNoPLE. Dec. 10. Negotiations on the
peace project have been commenced. The Porte
manifests pacific disposition.
The Russians made attempt to set fire to the
allied feet at the entrance of the Bosphorus. A
freshp was sent towards them, but was discovered
from the fort and stopped by artillery.
ENGLAND. Letters have been received in Dublin
from Smith OBrien dated New Norfolk, Sept 18th
three days later than the date of his reported escape
from that place.
Warlike preparations continue to be made by
France and England.