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kIDW ELL S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BE1EECTK DROP:

WELLS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BHEzCI DROP:
Or. Cancer Root.
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN
GER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
WHITE SWELLING. BRONCHI-
IT'S, DROPSY, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM THE INPURI7 ?
OF TIE BLOOD.
Prepared by ]. L. KIDWELL, Chemist, George
town, D. @.
The estimate that is now accorded this prepare
ton by the redical profession and OF other com
petent to judge of its merit, msy be seen in the
fact that it has ben prescribed by many Of orr
most eminent Physicians II this country, and has
attracted the attention of a celebrated profession OF
been successfully USED Ia caIser Of aggravated
character.
The prorr "ta- has been forced TO make more ex-
tensive to meet tho rapidly increasing
demand for BEECH DROP.
VINcENNEs, INDIANA, Oct. 8 1854.
j. L. Kidwell-DeaT sir SoMe three months aro
through ths agency OF Nol Smith Miller our renra.
sentstion in Congress, had purchased of you for
the use o. my father II Scotland dozen iottles
Of Beech Drcp or Cancer preparat on. have let.
ter from my brother. stating that the physician e-
sires You to forward another dozen bottles He
thinks III der it's The oi casa il srresteI NAV
add that my father has tried every physician Of dis
tiuc on IN scot and and England, Including prof,s
sors o. Edinburg and Colleges, uithouC relisf The
6isea g was of three yeas standing, began in the
right cheek, which is partially Consumed. He was
a sufferer with oongtant Pain, which has entirely
left him
Ghs case VIII give yoGr preparation popul arity
in Bsitsin which no o ner medicine has Diract to
William Dick, Esq ColIydean, by Leslie Scotland,
in care OF Nessrs, Zen oed, Clay 1 Co., Druggists,
n. York. vho viii forward it.
JANya DI,rr
Gr. Flint is Of or at Influence in his county
and will with pleasure communicate with any one
IN reference to his
CALLAwAY COUNTY, MISSOURI,
July ISth 1854
Dear sir-With great pleasure inform tn t our
preparation Of Beech crop has accomplished ior me
what th 1ught beyond the rea-h of hunsn ascnc
For the last twelve years avs en- afflicted with
Sc-ofula OF Cameron torIH. So eYtensive was the
ulcers and ed horrible ID apoea rsnee that my Case
became no orious with ell the Faculty in this and
The adj Dining counnss-in feet had obtafIed ths
best medical aid in cur state, without any abate
ment o. tbs disease Through fieDd I procured
half dozen bot ties Of yonr Beech Drsp, after ueing
it, SO perfect tho cure, that visited me
Ny desire is TO benefit ny fellow man with thar
purpose beg ell afflicted with Scro.ule In any form,
to Use it.
Enclosed you will find al order from scloe friends
for the PREPARATION Very truly.
JNO. O. FLINT
Fer safe by Druggist and Dealers in Medicines In
Washington, AiexundTis, snd Baltimore.
oct L9-d2n
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aEoRaETowH FErALE SEMINARY,

dEsthtS GseSSa, y. ts
K b.. s Ws p e (, uissAS' Principals.
TNHE duties OF this Seminary viii bs resumed on
FRIDAY. Sept mter let.
The course Of strides actually pursued in this In
stitution embraces higher and more thorough
range than that pursued IL any other Female Sem
mary In the Union.
The kcaticn of the Seminary is remarksble fo- ite
saubrity Tbs buildings are large, the rooms capa-
oious and the grounds for recretion are very am
pie.
Terms for boarding pup;la 5000 per session # 10
months payable on the LIST September and LIST of
FebrusrT This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English and Mathematics. room rent fdel lights
and Wishing Music, French, Spanish, DC. Drawing
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from S. to SO Per quarter, according
to the classes which, thsy enter.
l,ro f. de la Roch., ". G, k:dssly Esq, W Hunter
81, " 5. II. TAYLOR, Esq, Francis Dodge, ESQ.,
bert p. Ioaca. igu. aud DR.. O. NJ. Linthicurn.
georgetown, D. G.; and tn Ios. Il. Rrailey, Esq.
Aaron c. Dayton, Esq, and ar. FitEhuga Coyis,
Washington, D. G.
Jsgtt intel iJnionl
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
New York. Texas, California,
New Jersey, Louisiana, missouri,
psnnsylvania, ilsb@me, Kentucky,
MARYLAND, Georgia, Michigan,
Maine, Wisconsin, Ohio, and
Mimi sofa, Florida, other States.
GEORGE G. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMS, AND
NOTARY PESLtC,
WASHINGTON Place, near Odd- FeltOscs' Hull,
SEVENTH STREET, WASHINGTON, D. G.
nov lily
AUrIES'I.--At the solicteticD of many fami
III lies, 7 hays IDafe arisng reuts t" furnish
MAILS at private houses regulsrly, and at all
hours Great sssre will b. gwen o the preparation
and cooking of ths various dishes. and it will be
found the mes e rssabe and cheapsst way 20 live.
@. GAUTIFs,
oct q 3saw4v 152. Pennsylvania avenue.
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For Lynchburg, ccnnectisR with the stages at
Oh irlottesSille on Mondays, We'd nesiayr, aud FRI
days
Fer Luray and New Market connecting with thu
ages at Culpeper, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat-
urd8y
F9r Winchester daily, connecting with the stages
| at Pied mont
Fer Middleburg daily, connecting with the stages
at the Plains.
Per order: W. B. BR0CKETT, Agent
nov 7-dtf
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D THE EAGLE D
- GAS-FITTING AND ~
XS1$eea Plumbing Establishment, A4

- THE .}Dk Err OF EiATH SIRE : d
Peauey:vanis Az nue., ar now receiFiJ thu
facet aesorsrcen of CuANDELIER. and GAS T X
FURES trr efl-rei to the citizens Of WasbiDg'ou
and at the same time "oh-sper than the cheapest"
81 that il necessary is to 81 call be oouyi need
OF This fact Ths superior facilities If this house
ensoles them to cell their goods and do work at q
less rate than sny of the .etailers t this city.
Thankfu, for the very liberal patronage of the
itizsns OF w asbington and vicinity, the pr pretor
assures them tat with the addition OF q number OF
the pest gas filters Gni plumbers of PIN. ade,phs
ind New York TO hi present large force, he viii be
able to do no. K in bot branches in the mo t 80.
perior style, add before stated, than the
cheapest. in REESE.
oct Is, -dtl stiaa.
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BALTIMORE ADVlRfElIlIii.
. DIAU DOCTOR.
Il. g. SPENCER

oners his Professional services 70 the citsens of Bal
timore. j can cure al kinds OF Canccrs-taks them
out without pain, or the use Of any knifs. caa
cure ell kinds Of Rfte and spasrns, Rheumste Paina
Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, or
any other silmeut the human family are subject 10
He can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Nose, any
distance from the patient, by knowing the patients
name. l. was born blind, and has studied several
years under an Indian Doctor who VS. among tn
Wild Indians IL ;rteen years.
DR.. SPENCER has removed from Mr.. Buskleys
Boarding House, to
No. "a, HANOVER sTREET,
aug lift Baltimore, Nd.
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REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES.

REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES.
tsT h are nov receiving the lsrs.e. stock Of Gd6
w FIXTURES ever offered in this City, con
RI g every variety of 6ty ard fn;fh- Trey have
acsa Soieutei from Tire celebrated fHcto-- of Ccr1c
,a5 TO-, Philadelphia, sIi irc,uds 81 CT tisais
1atterus.
OWING to a reduction in price IN Gas Fiztrres We
Prepared 70 tornish tcra at lees rate tbsr
tasy have ever yet been sold hare or olsfEEero.
20 keep p,c with The shove Improvement tts
1rios OF gas ubius has been materially reduced,
and our Increased facilitics warrants in ssyi2e
hat we are prspared and can execute any worg we
nay undertsse cheaper and hsttcr than any Other
establishment. in this city.
J. ". THOMPSON BRO,
Plumbing & Gas sitting Establishmsn,
Pa avenue, side, between 10th and 1lth SITS
ncr I3-dtJsnl
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GREAT BARGAINS.

OANFIELD, BROTHER q CO.,
" 229 BkiTIxoIr sfREET, BALrInoRl MD.
Are DESTROYS CT c;os,Rg out great portion Of their
present stock Of elegant FANCY GOODS, Je~el-y,
Watches Clocks, ans, Opera Classes, Dressing Cases
Wri ing Desks Ice Pitchers, VASES Bronses sc pre-.
psrstory receiving their fall supply. Purchaser
~ili End crest bargains. aug 1T
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.HVEHWAR.E

SILVERwARE
CANFZELD, BROTHER d CO.
sHe baltimore street have en- hand and sre con.
stantly making stylss Of Silver Coffee and Tee
ssts; Silver Ptchers; Waters; Castors; Gohlets
Cup; Spoons Forks; Ice Tonss; Crumb sorspers
Pie, Ice cream, and Fish Knives; Self Cellars Bat
Ter haives, dc, Of wsrrsnted &sTi:se Slr~r.
ie @ If Baltimore, Nd
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
IN AND NEHSPAPEE ESIAELISHkENT,
Wn. TAYLOR Is CO.,
Corner Of Ba.iiae,e cad Cncrfes stred,
BAIrIbCDE, Mn
VIZ. TA ILOR d CO. beg leave to call the stten.
ton of the rescing people and ell dealing in Books,
10 their rev BOOK, PERIODICAL, and NkWS-
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, where can he found
large general assortment Of eli the late popu.
lar publications OF the day.
They $3.50 keep on hand q splendid assortment Of
plain and fancy ST ATIoNERY of every description.
All orders thankfully received and fliod with de-
sIstch, and sent by return Of the nail. express
stage, in any other way the person ordering may
direct.
Booksellers, News AGENTS, Pedlsrs, and sll othArs
supplied with any Books, biagszinss, ETC., Ut the
lowest rates.
Any Boob published In this country csn Be had
by sending your otG.E t. vs.
wM. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
Or. Baltimore end Charlie sts, Baltimore, Nd.
nsy 2S-tf
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Jos. s. WILSON,
Actiz z Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS,

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Undef the act Of Congress approved 30 of March,
1888, en'itled "An act TO extend pree ption rights
to Ger ain settlers therein mentioned, the pre- emp
ton Jaws of the United states they then existed
were excluded over the aforementioned alternate
section-, where the settlement and Improvement
were maze prior to the date of allotment II proven
up and paid for at the rate OF two dollars and fifty
cents per acre, before the day fixed for public SALE
And by the act approved 9th March, 1854, entitled
ar act for the re let of settlers lands reserved
Tor railroad PURPOSES" persons who settled and i'm
proved the bove lsnds prior to the date of toi,-
dTd~dt Will be entitled to preemptons st the ordi
nary mipiHum price OF the public lands, or at the
rate OF me dollar and twenty. five cents per
acre, II proven up aud paid for before the
DAY hzed for the public aaie. Theref re, every
person entitled to the right Of PIE emption 10
any OF me lands within the tow ship aud ps,t5
TO nsnips above enumerated, ia req iirsd To e.
stnish the san= to the satisfaction Of cbe register
and rec liver ofthe proper lard Office end max osy.
menttoereor as soon as practicable after seeno this
""'ce' and before the day appointed LOT the cor
memo ment of the public sales of the lands embrsc.
ing tie tract claimed; otherwise such claim vii be
fort it'd JOS a. WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Ofie.
sep l8-lawl3w
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IL ONCE ATHY.-Manual Of t;oD.e .athic = ae-
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viii ais by A. Il. Small, A. Nj NJ. D. Prico 81 In.
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Poems ana Tran-lations IRON Goethe, Schiller, &C.
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The halfway Library. VIC: derfu iy heap edi ions
CT 'Uiwer's Novel2. f.Hr TIA eiers rssFi,g
Route 'g-'s Ionris's' Guide rhrou the United
s'a c'ntainipg AL the requisit information, to
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Ives of the Queens Of England be.ors the Con.
quest, by Mrs. Hsu.
TAYLOE 4 kAURY'S
oct 1o-0 Bookstore, near 9th st.
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HNHE great experience and weliknown sail -
l. Prof MCCMNToCk is u sufficient guaranty TO thf
puhiic that the following list of Medicines, such
have been constantly used in hi. practice tor the
las thirty years, will fully by their effect
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
prove to De the best Medicines ever offered To TIE
pubic.
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Er. Flint is man Of gr-a Influence in his county
and will with pleasure communicate with any ons
In reference TO his Case.
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men of opposing partiesssin any policy how W,
ever essential tGSthe salvation Of the countFys
The other difficulty is equally lnida6le'-
Those who drop off from their parry ana JON
their old opponents, cannot expect to comniano.
They must follow. They sink from position
of Importance to comparative ihslgn'uea''In. - ~. n.
Mes,rs. Cobb, Foote, Clemens andiBenton, ~, pe-
me Gratis, leftsthcir party and joined the wing
party in the South, for the holy purpose OIL OF sav.
ing our blessed and glorious Union. Mhete w
are they9 Unfortunately for them;the union
won't Stand saved Its perils, in spite OF tnel5
patriotic endeavors. are as great us ever a',o
they are regarded only as monuments OF 'reaen'
cry. -, South
A separate organization on sectional oou'h,
ern ground-the defence ofSlavery-ita appears
to us, is the most likely policy for the Wings
of the South to pursue On this ground, they
are compelled to separate from;thstff farly OF
the North; and on this ground, theyLcan, with
propriety plant their organizationin'the South
Instead of going over to the Democratic party
of the South, large portion of this party VIII
most probably 60 over to them. lhe elec1lon
of General Taylor was an instance OF just such
a result. And should the sectional ,controver'.
sy, which now appears Inevitable, arise, they
will be the leaders in the controversy. lhey
will be the head OF the great Southern party
which will advocate Southern resistance to the
Abolition encroachments of the North, ana
Southern Independence The Democratic par
.ty of the South will be slow again to take'the;
lead in such controversy. They are distrust.
full ofthe Southern Wings who abandoned them
in the Secession contest of 1850, and they have
at the North, the only portion of the Northern
people in association with them, who are pre-.
pared to support the rights Of the South. lhey
can,probably control the National Conventloni
which will nominate the candidate ofthe Dem
ocratic party for the Presidency, and the ottl'
ces and honors of the General Government
will appear still open to their acquisition or
control. They have far stronger ties, there
fore. TO bind them to the National Party orgaa.
ization, than the Southern Wings. They will
fail, it may be, in carrying their candidate into
the Presidential Chair; but this will not be the
opinion of the party, and they will strive to
hold together at least through the next Pres'
Dental election. IT. however, the Southern
Wings organize separately, great independent
Sectional Southern part the next Presidential
eectohsWill leave them at the head of the
South. The two sections of the Union will
arrayed against each other, on the question, ,}of
Slavery, and all National party associations
will then he dissolved. Without being q prophl
ct, such it appears to US, will be the probable
course of things Charleston Mercury.
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The Wig Party in the South.

A few days agosWe publishedin our columns
an editorial from The Baltimore Patriot, casting.
off its connection with ths Wing Party Of the,
North. The sectional grounds which thistpars
ty in tassNorth has taken, throughout New
England and in New York, against the insti.
tuition Of slavery, renders it impossible, in the
.opiniontof the Baltimore Patriot, for the Wings
of the South to have any further connection
with them. We do not doubt that the course
Of the Whgs'in New York and New England
will be followed Ny that partysin all the; Fee
States. The question put by Mr.. Webster, .oil
amemorable occasion, will thens0ccnr to the
Wing party Of the South: Where are they to
,go2s II they attempsto keep up politicalas-
sociation with the Whigspatty of the North,
Etheyuast lose an poweri in the sohthss That
party is nov thoroughly abolitionised by the
Stewards and Slmaers of the NORTH, There is,
it appears b6f one Of afw6 courses forfhe South
erns higs 70 pursus-they must organize
then YES as an independent Southern Party,
or they must join the Democratic party Of the
We think that it will be very difficult for
them to merge themselves ifto the Democratic
Party iertwo reasons first, their antpathies
viii be in the way; and, second, they must lose
position by this policy
Men aregovened in parties as much by feel
inss as principles A. policy may often be
good, yet men will 60 against it, solely be-
cause those whom they have been accustomed
to oppose or hate, support it. Such feelings
may he wrong, but they are natural. and they
constitute powerful obstacle to the union o
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selves. That is to become not only indepen
dent in fact, but also 60 nonaiee. She;is rapid-
" accustomiug them to get onWithout the,
6resence of. hei troops, which were constantly
met with everywhere there a few years snces
It Is .clear .t6as she, ,doesnot apprehend their
future annexation 10 the U. States. Her act
Of gratifying tie Recipl ocity Treaty, under
which both the colonies and the United States
obtain most aot the advantages commercial
and industrial OILY otherwise attainabe through
annexation, takes away the great inducemnent
the act of formally unitinge them under our
Government while she clearly appreciates the
fact that though thsssouth in Congress will
favor every possible approximation to entire
free trade with them, she will leave no stone
unturned to prevent them from at any time
hereafter coming under the Stars and Stripes,
Knowing that their influence (weight) in the
of the United States would be
practically so much additional weight thrown
against ttheir guatantied rights under the con-
stltution. As Britain has ever-managed them.
thew have been heavy tax on her treasury.
now almost unable longer to bear such a
proftless drag. Her colonial policy has un,
dergone a great change Of late years. Indeed
we should not be surprised ere long to hear
that she is beginning to make preparation to
leave her Cape and West Coastal Africa
Colonies and settlements to shift for them.
selves. s
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The Adams Northern, Southern,
California and European Express.
f. G.. ROBIN

HAVING extended their line to this place, are
IL now prepared to receive and forward freights Of
all descriptions, Packages Boxes Parcels, Vauabies
Bark Notes. Gold and silver with safety and dspatch
A Messenger will leave Camden daily connecting
at Kingsville with the Wilmington, Columbia, Charles
ton and Northern Messenger thereby ensurng safety
dispatch, promptncss Of delivery &c.
Packages, Parcels Boxes and Valuables to so by
our Express should he marked :. Adams Dc Cos En-
press" and delivered to N D. Baxley, the wellknown
Agentof the S. G. R. R., who can be found at all
Times at the Camden Depot.
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New Business Establishment

EHE subscribers wish to inform the public genera
IL ly, that they have opened CARRIAGEsH0P l
on the Robinson Road l5f miles above Camden, and
are now prepared to attend 70 all orders In their ns
They will not be excelled in the quality Of theE
or reasonableness of their charges any other esa
lishments d. va 3
xsJ WARE, Wood.workman, and w, GooKEM, Psin
ter and Trimmer viii give their undyided attention TO
their departments, and all Blacksmiths work wiEbe
done 10 order by competent workmens
F. ~. 81 = WARE q CoCKEIN
Sept. II. : 8! Ivy
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STEELES HAT HALL,
CHARLEsTON, S. C.

STEELE buys for Cash, and sells for Cash. Tho
- first quality Dress Black Hats for gentlemen Four
Dollars The second quality ditto, Three fifty.
IS beautiful Black Hat at So 90; Hats at $3.50
g. 90 and $3.50, and these all ofthe new "Fal Style"
of 1854.
SOFT HATS.
STEELE has beautiful variety of Black, Drab, Pearl
and White Soft Hats, under every tlc at S4oo $500
$780, Sl.5o. a.,.
There is no style o. Cap ever seen in America that
cannot DO duplicated at Steele's Hat Hall"
PLANTATION. HATS. T+e,
sWoo Hats of all colors andSsahapes. at the very
lowest nett cash price, by the dozeBof single
Coarse Cloth and Glazed Caps at 'Sl2o TO Sz.oo
per dozen.
FANCY HATS.
There is no use for to try to enumerate tic Fan
cyiHats and Caps for and children, for thePro-
pretor of tile Camden Journal" might object to my
taking up too much room. Give call, and I'll do
what's right ,, 80
STEELE, 23l King Street.
Oct g. = 40 ct
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For Sale,

For sale,
A low prices and on easy terms the following par
n GELS Of Real Estate in the upper part ot Camden
on the square adjoining Kirkwood
NV House and Lot on Littleton street. the House
and Lot adjoining on the north, and the Lots on the
corner of Lyttleton and Laurens streets.
WM. N. SHANNON.
Oct 2, 1854. a 40
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Land for Sale.

Land fOr sale.
TIME subscriber offers for sale his PLANTATION,
i in tho Fork of 'Lynches Creek, containing 475
acr and about }25 acres Of which is under cultiVa'
4ioh, Wen watered ditched and drained and fences in
go6drepais the uucleared land is well tmbered:seme
mrh land which is excelentrange for cattle son the
premises are comfortable Dwelling House, and all
necessary out buildings Persons wishing to purchase
- JACOB ELLIS.
Sent O. 1854. s-ef $50 - 4o ~. .