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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-05
Preparatory Military School.

nN the first Of January, 1856, the subscribers,
" graduates of the Citadel Academy, design OPEN
ing a Yorkvillc S. c. school of preparation for the
Military Institutions Of the State. They will endea-
yor to afford also, good plain education to such p
pills as are not desrous of entering upon an advanced
scientific and literary course.
The following will be the course Of instruction.
I'D Class-Artlmetic, English Grammar. Geogra-
ply. History Of the United States.
End Class-Algcbra, Plane Geometry, Universal
History, History Of England, French.
lst Class-Geometry and Trgonometry. Surveying,
History Of Greece, and of Rome, Mythology, French,
Natural Philosophy. Drawing.
Exercises in Defining, Composition Eocuon and
the Drill of Squad and Company, will be conducted
throughout the course.
Pupils from other districts will board in certain lam
lilies Of the town, under the immediate supervision OF
the principals.
TERMs-For each Session Of five mohehs $25, in
advance. or $50 at tie end Of the Session
Board per MONTH including washing, fuel and lights,
$40. No pupil will be received who is under twelve
or over eighteen years age who cannot read and
write with facility
a. COWARD until Jan. lst.) Columbia, S. c..
NJ. JENKINS. Yorkvile, s. c.
Rcftrences-Gel James Jones, Graniteville s. g.,
Gen. D. f. Jamison, Orangeburg e. H., s. c., Ex. Gov.
j. NJ Means Buckhead 5. c., Gen. D. Wallace, Jones'
vile. Union, c., Col. !. D. Wilson, Society Hill,
Darlington S. c. Gen. II. &. n. Dunovant, Niuctysix
Depot, Abbevillc, S. &.
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The Eastcrn Question.

The turuiug point OF the conf ct in the East
was thought to have been, in its earliest stage,
success or failure of the Allies at Seba>lopol.
Probably the speedy capture of that post
might have had much influence Oh the deter
mination of tho German powers, inducing them
to join the Allies against Russia, but the ,e-
sistanee made by the latter, in defending that
place, and in becoming the ',sSaEng party,
no small success, has materially changed the
aspect Of affairs. 1t must now be perceived that
there was mScalculation either as 10 the capacity
ofSebastopoa to withstand bombardncnt. which
had lasted to upwards Of fifteen DAYS without
decided success, or as to the mraus o: ;!S>ang
and reducing it. lfit is ever captured the Al
lies will possess mass Of rniIs,'and tn. i"rtr",s
itself remains to be subGued, which MI! not lie
effected without an immense sacriiic. of HE.
Instead, therefore, of wrestling tn" Crimea from
Russia in one campaign, which was the calcu-
lation of the English journals the initial step
has not vet been consunmated, =
That the decision of the German and Baltic
Powers waited on the turn Of military events in
the Crimea does not admit of denial. Aus
tria and Prussia. had, of course, opposite prrdi-
lections IF the Allies had made SIe"dy con-
quest of of the Crimea; Austria would have uni.
ted her arms with those of France. and England
so rs to have shared in fruits OF their triumph
If Russia, on the contrary, is successful III rc
pelling the Allied forces, it will bring Prussia to
her side. The Gar has most successfully played
one division of Germany against tn" othcr, aud
Prussia against Austria. The latter dare not
move, with Germany divided; the former is APP
prehensive of losing her Rhcnsh provinces. by
the forces Of France. ifsile makes Il demon tra
tion in favor Of Russia. Nearly all the sacriic"
ofwarare made from large military expenditures
from the interruption Of dir"c; trade. and by
maintaining in activity imn'sr forces from mu-
tual iealousies. The two principal German
Powers must have nearly million of men in
arms, from that stat" Of reciprocal suspicion
which produces all the injurious Consequences Of
actual hostties.
This posture Of affairs must soon find Sc
quel. There must be either peace shortly, or a
general war; The latter alternative appears to
bethe only one compatible with the relative situa-
tion of the parties. The Allies will force Prus-
sia, if she has not already shown her hands, to
do so shortly, and winter campaign on the
Rhine and the Vstula are among the proba
bities of this singular war So much compli
cation in Europeou affairs. if Germany Is divi
dsd in a general war, one division of her Statet
afying itself with Prussia and the other with
Austria, has not risen since the thirty years
war that resulted in the treaty OF Westphalia.
- EuesNeaos
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Departed this life at bis residence on Gil's
creek, in Lancaster District, on "Wednesday
evening 18th Instant. Mr. HueH HOOP, in the
73d year of his age. With apious resignation
he obey led the summons which called him to
eternity, He was confding christian, and
worthy citizen, devoted husband and father
kind master benevolent neighbor, and a
practical and Industrious farmer, and in all the
various relations ola long life of over ''three
score and ten'' years his whole purpose was ever
to do right. The living may learn much and
be .pro6ted by reflection on his life and ex,
a'npIe.--Luncaster Ledger.
J. II. W.
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I,sTATEsALE.
80 Negroes, ID Mules and Horses, 1000

80 Negroes, ID Mules and Horses, 1000
bushels Of Corn, Go. -
RY ordT Of James II. Witherspoon Ordinary Lam.
ID castef District and in pursuance Of the will &
Henry Thos. Massey deceased will be sold on the lSlh
December 1854 and days following, the whole Estate
Of the said Henry 7. Massey consisting OF about so.
likely and valuable negroes, among the number Is
good Blacksmith cook, seamstrcs ,somekcly Young
fellows, Boys and Girls-also about II Mules and
Horses, pair Bay Carriage Horses Young and well
broke. alarge stock Of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep NUM-.
ber Of PGk Hogs. Buggy and Carriage, 3 Road Wag.
ons, Ok Cart, Plantation aud Smith Tools, Household
and Kitchen Furniture uhot.t 26o0 busfelsof Corussa
quantity of Fodder, shrcks 1iIay, Cotton Seed sI,ds
many other articles ~
Also the Tract Of Land upon which the said IT, T.,
Massey resided, Containing SIC Acres bounded by
Lands Of James Miller Adam lvey and the Catawba
River, about $50 Acres aud mostly in cultivation,
some recently cleared about 100 Acres is Choice y:
er Botto,ns, the balance in woods and good cotton
Lands on the place isa good Dwelling, Gin House and
Screw, and ail necessary outbuildngs. :: =;
7ern,s-For the personal Estate credit ofstwclve
months note and two good suretcs, with interest an.
nually. Forthe Land q credit Of one two and three
years. with interest annually bond and good surety
and mortgage. -.
The sale will take place 18th Decembcr-ls54 and
continue from day to day until the whole is dsposeI
Of on the River Road from Charlotte to Camdell;
about five miles North Of Cureton or McClcnaIIaR
Ferry, and five miles South Of Belar
= l.. II. MASSEY, J So,
". J. CUREToN. Aam"
Nov a. 45 S'u&
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HEADQUARTERS $. c. N,

ORDER NO. -.
rTNIIE Brigadcr Generals commanding the several
Il Brigades composing the Third Division South
Carolina Militia hereby required to order each Co.
lionel or officer commanding tile several Regiments OF
their respective Brigadcs to hold an election on WE'D
NESDAY, the twentieth day Of December next, for
the Office of Major General vacated by, tho rcsgna-
tion of Mujor General john Buchanan and forthwith
transmit to the Aduant Generals ONCE at Colum-
bia certified statement in writing showing the result
of tho polls in their respective Brigades.
BY order Of the Commander-inCheE
r. G. NJ DUNOyANT, Adj Gen.
Oct o. 43 to
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.

w Z arc now prepared to notify our friends in town
w and its vicinity, that we have received full
assortment of WINTER GOODS, suitable for this
market, and will receive more with every train, viz
AL sorts Of Day GOODS, as plain and Cotton
Cotton and Worstcd and all worsted Goods Silks and
Ribbons, Puutuloon Stufs, Broad Cloths, Linens Ta-
bic Cloths, Shawls Nantes and Mantillas, Embroide
rics, Carpetngs, &c,
READY MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions
GROCERIES, Of all descriptions, Hardware, Cutie.
ry, Ear,hen and Chinaware, saddlcry; Woodware
Shoes and Boots lIuts, Caps and Bonnets, Hosiery
&c &c.
Thanking the public in general for their kind pat
ronagc up to this time, we promise to try to nler
their further confidence.
Teras-CuARLESTOS PRICES.
81. DRUCKER & co.
Camden Nov. l3. II
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Notice.

DY order of the Court of Ordinary will be sold on
ID the 9th day of December next at the late resi-
dence of Amos Watkins decd, at II o'clock, all the
personal property ofsad deceased consisting one nc
gro woman, Patsy, and child Archy, mare and colt
CATTLE hogs, gig cart and fodder household and
kitchen furniture, &c.
Terms, all sums of Eve dollars and UNDER cash: over
that amount credit until the first day of October
1885, with note and approved security, interest from
day Of sale. WM. WATKINS,
DAVID WATKINS, Admrs.
Wills WATKINS. ~,
Nov. h 1854. 4S
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Eatate Sale.

Estate Sale.
DY order CT the Court of Ordinary, will be sold on
ID the l4th day Of December next, at the late resi-
dence of Thomas .'tover, deceased and Oh the 18th
day Of to month"; ut his place il" Lancaster Dn-
trict, all the PERSONAL. PROPERTY Of the said
deceased, Except the Negro Savcs,) consisting Of
Gins, Threshers aud Fans. Blacksmlths Toos, Stock
of all kinds, Wagons, ! Buggy, Corn, Flour, Peas,
Wheat Oats, Fodder Plantation Utensils, uuasshold,
KchenEurniture, dc.
Tcrms-All sums Of and under $50 cash; over that
amount credit of twelve months notes with appro-
we'd security, with interest from day of sale.
ELIZABETH SLOWER, Adm'x
WILLIAM J. STOVER, Admir-.
Nov. 2S 46 3!T
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TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES
FOE SALE.

IN EQUITY--Lancaster District.
Thomas p Ballard, Admr VS.. VIM. McKenna and
Pleasant NJ. Glass and wife and others.
TN Obedience to the decree Of the Court of Equity
l. made in above cuse, at June Term, 1854, will
sell, at Lancaster Court House. the first Monday,
the first day of January, 1856,
20 Choice and valuable Negroes
allotted to the heirs Of William Miller, (deceased) i'll
above case, Jim Nux, Thompson, Hannah, Finey,
Amanda, Rose, Joseph, Dina, Eliza, Alley and child,
Susan, Bob, John Monroe, Old Jim Nancy Ellen,
Anna, Mary and Rose Alice-Among the number is
good Seamstress, two good Cooks, some very likely
girls, No l wagoner and Ostler, and other va!us-
ble negroes, the whole likely and desirable.
TERMs.-A credit of II months, and purchasers to
give Bonds with two good sureties, with interest
from day of sale. q
JAMES H. WITHERSOON, c. E. L. D.
Nov. 2S, 1854. 4S-6t 1925
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South CaroIina--Kcrshaw District.
py JOHN n. Joy, EsournE, ORDINARY.

BY JOHN n. JOY, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
-" IIEREAS, B. F. Edwards, of North Carolina,
w applied to me for Letters of Administration on
all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of B. ". Gibbons late ofthe Dstriciaoresaid
deceased:
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish al and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said dcceas
edto be and appear before me at next Ordinarys
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House the eleventh day of December next to
show cause if any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 25th day Of
November in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty four and in tho sevehtynnth year
Of American Independence
Nov. 2S-4S JOHN R. JOY, 0. K. D.
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The MISSION TO JAPAN In late number Of
the Paris Moniteur full details are given of Com
modore Perry's mission to japan. The writer
who occupies distinguished position in French
literature, pays the following just tribute of
praise to one whose name must hold an erdur,
ing place in the history of our country:
s"rhe Americans had thus thehonor to open
to the commerce of civilized nations The last
country which hitherto remained shut; and they
were so fortunate as to accomplish it without
resort to the means which, though often re-
qured by policy and trading interests, are not
the less repugnant to justice, and to the respect
which is due to the independence of weak com.
munities. We may doubt, however, that ON.
modore Perry would have equally succeeded, if
the japanese had not been witnesses Of the war
ofCreatBritsin on China and the consequences.
However this may be, the maine of Perry will
henceforth occupy q very crediah'e place in
the history Of the progress of civilization, and
tee United States havt taken lead for which
Europe should be grateful
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HIGHLY IMPROVED AND COL0RED
DAGUERREOTYPES.
JAMES p. TIBBETTs.
FOR A FEW DAYS oLSY..

HAS the pleasure Of informing the Ladies and
IL Gentlemen of Camden, that he has oponed his
GALLERY at the rooms above the Post Office recent
II occupied by DR.. McCaa Tor few days, where heis
now prepared to execute every variety and style of
DAGUERREGTYPE
Pictures taken at the low price of $l50 and up
wards according to size and quality Of frame or case
All are invited to call and examine specimens.
Dec s. 49 II.
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HATS AVID CAPS AT COST.

THE subscribers having determined to discontinue
l. this part OF their business will dispose Of the re
mander of their stock Of Hats and Caps at cost Jor
cash. or at q very small advance on time.
An examination Of their stock and prices will at
once convince any onc-desirous Of purchasing, that it
will be decidedly to his interest to buy of them.
Goods of like quality lave nerer been offered at such
low prices Among them may be found fine and fash.
ionablc MOLESKlN AND BEAVER, also, good
article Of PLANTATION HATS.
. Nov. 2l-t WORKMAN & co.
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PIANO FoRTEs.

TINE subscriber has just received supply Of si1
l. and seven Octave PIANO FORTES. Rosewood
cases, of superior tone and workmanship and are
warranted equal to any manufactured in this county,
from the celebrated house of Hallett and Cun,ston
Boston, and will be sold at manufacturers prices
Noy14 - GEO ALDEN.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
IN EOUITY-Kershau.

Elizabeth StOver ct al. James Stover Martha Sto
yer and david Stover-Bil for Partition.
pursuance Of the order Of the Court made in this
case. 1 will sell to the highest bidder, on WE'D
1D2nth inst, at II o'clock, a. n1., at the
residence b late Thomas Stover. decd near Fat
Rock. in Kershaw District tht following med
NEGRO SLAVES,
b longipg to the estate of said Thomas SBver, to.
wit Lewis, Tom, Wyatt. Lee George, Big Sam,
Stephen. Little Lewis, Little Harry, Winny and her
two children Reuben and Osborn.
Purchasers will be allowed credit Of one and
two years, and be required TO give bond with
two approved securities and mortgage of the pro-
perty, with interest from the day Of sale. payable
Purchaser to pay for papers
W. II. R. WORKMAN, G. E. X. D. :
Dec. 5. l$3I St
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GROCERIES Ar COST.

rlE subscriber intending to close his present husi.
Il ness by the Goth December next offers his entire
stock Of Heavy and Fancy GROCERIES, WINES,
LIQUORS TOBACCO, SEGARS, &c, ~ ~
AT COST FOR CASH
or for approved paper at co days, payable at Bank
The stock is new and complete and those wishing bal.
gains will do well 10 call and examine it.
Nov. TT J. "A. SCtiROCK. =:
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ITO the RcsCUc.N

THOSE indebted to me for the past will aid me
J. very much in meeting my Fall payments ifthey
will come forward Immediately aud settle their Bills
Coming to do 30 before January will he thought no
breach of courtesy whatever on the part Of those in
dehted for the years 1851, '5S and SO.
Nov 14-3t u. j: DellAi.
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"a. ON III Ds
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!

A T the CHARLESTON CLOTHING AND DRY
"A GOODS STORE, two doors above Workman
d Co.'s Shoe Store, Camden S. G.
The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
Camden and surrounding country, TINT he has open
I'd a New Store, where lie constantly keeps OH hand
4 large and beautiful stock of the aLove Goods to-
gcthcr with good many other articles which he
will sell on the most reasonable terms for cash. to
any punctual customers and the trade Of any other
kind is respectfully declined.
liis motto is quick sales und small profits Please
give him call.
Nov. l3-46f ]. ISRAEL
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COAgaree Races.


rTNHE Annual RACES over the Congaree Formerly
i the Columbia) Race Course, will come off the
second week in December 1854, commencing on
TUESDAY, the 10Th thereof and continuing through
out the week.
FIRST DAY, Tuesday, December l9-A Colt stake
for three year ods 5000 entrance 800 forfeit; with
$500 added by the club, provided two or more shall
start
SECoxn.DAr, Wednesday, December ls-Two mile
heats, for Jockey Club Purse of $500
THIRD DAY. Thursday. December l4-Three mile
heats, for Jockey Club Purse of $500 >.
Fourth DAY, Friday, December l5-Four mile
heats. for Jockey Club Purse of 500. Same day
Acolt stake for three year ods 5000 entrapce, 500
forfeit, with 500 added by the club, provided two
or more shall start.
FIFTH DAY, Saturday, December l6-Mile heats,
best three in five, for Jockey Club Purse Of 5000
There are already four stables upon the course,
with good and tried ones and three other stables will
most assuredy he here swelling the number to about
forty horses.
BACON &WINN Proprietors.
Nov. 20 4S at
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HAIL SroRM-Wc are informed by a gentle.
man Of our town that while riding some six miles
north of this place on last Friday, he was caught
in hail storm. The storm. he Informs Us,
was as severe us any he had seen in his life and
some of the stones were Of cufs lcrable size being
as large as partridge eggs, anf averaging fulh'
two thirds that size. The ground wa- conpl|N-
" CO. cred with them. The storm extended over
quite narrow belt in width. perhaps Tot more
than half or thrcc-fou,ths Of Il m!le-bnt in
other directions it extended forseveral miles; We
heard of it some IA miles east of the t"wn.
Smrfa"bury Express.
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DR. THoRSwELL--The Synod of Georgia has con-
Hrmed the nomination of Drs. Thornwell and Palmer
for Professors in the Theological Seminary by unani'
nous vote.
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DR.. McLane's Liver Pills.

- nv 11t-s
pEING composed entirely Of regstobe substances is
ID not only saic hut have been found By all who
have used them as the best remedy for all affections
Of the Licer and Digestive organs. Fp ftcti where
they are used LverComplaint cannot exist.
tT- Price % cents per box,
The above valuable preparations are for sale by
most of the Druggists and to be had wholesale Of
n. N. COHEN 4 Co..
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chsnii
calls, Perfumery &c. <szsRsZ,
No. 20 Hayne-ktrect, Charleston, SIC.
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List OF Letters.
J. II. W..
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 2.
f. G.. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR.

flEMAI ING in the Post Office at Camden, S
4 December lst. 1854
A--Aibcrt Sarah Albert Joseph; Albert Eliza !;
Arthur John W.
Burke &McCormick: Barnes Edward; (e) Boykin
:. NJ ; Baum H.; Birkmnn e. Co.
Ca,tr heirs Of Capt. Ben; Clark Thomas; Clybum
5. F; Cook ID. j.; Clybnrn Harriet Corbitt j. K.
D-DiXOn SUSANNA Davis 7.
L. &F.-Evans Thomas W.; Fi,zer Thomas.
G-Golding +. L.; Grant NJ. P.
li-llumphries M,rgaret; Hogsn E. L.; Holland
Mary; Hogan VS.; ~ Hodge e. p; Hall Eliza-
beth; Holland. Sarah
J.-Joues Mary L.; Johnston. William; johnson,
Juliana
I.-Iockhart Mary
M-Silton, Miss VI. a. (2E Mckain, June
N.-Nelson, j.; Nelson, WIN.
P-Perrilt, Merritt
R.-Roberts. II C. (3G Ricllboure, j. p; Rober.
son. Tyra; Ross, Miss A. ~; Ross, WIN.
S-Shiver, Sam'l; Sade, Thos.: Solomon, D.; Shaw,
John NJ; Stone, L. NJ; Smith John
W.-Wrhb, John; Walker d Glenn.
Y-Yarh"'"uch, Wilson
Persons calling for the above letters will please say
they are advertised
JOHN n. GAMEwELI4 P. N.
New Velvet Trimmings.
TUST received full assortment of black and color
q ed Velvet Trimmings oil all widths at
Dec Sim c. MATHESON's.
Notice.
nURING my ab-cncc from the State A. NJ. Ken.
~ nedy and William Clyhu,n, jr will act as my
Agents K S MOFFAT
Dec. 5. 49,
NNIirr. ;
4 Ill who arc indebted to me by note or open ac-
n count earnestly requested to come forward
and pay Being compelled to leave ho"e OH account
of my health the urgency of this ral will be apparent
as l require money 10 meet my own engagements
Thankful for past E,vors continuation is solicited
from my friends. X S. MOFFAT.,
Dec 5-3m N48 -
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Al Cost!

THE Subscriber will commence this dny to sell his
entire Stock (Which is very completely of Dress Silks
and Fancy Worsted Dress Goods, at Cost for Cash. or
at greatly reduced prices credit till the lst day Of
January next, Ladies invited to call at the "Old
Corner" and purchase bargains.
Nov. 21-dS =. ". BONNEY. :.
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wOR1IS. yyORMS!! MORRIS! :.

T1R. McLANEs EERMIFUG is warranted to DO
~ tho best most sge aud radical cure for Worms.
1t is approved and recommended BY the Medical
Faculty in eyer section where it has been introduced
In fact, where it is known none other is used. ~,
ohe of our most respected physicians in speaking Of
Or. McLane's yermifnge says "ltsgreat superiority
oyer: all otner Temuscs arises from the fact that
while it is more edieactous than any other Vern,fuge
1t is perfectly safe.
EB Price rs cents per bottle.
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= s,ficp.

w c. OGRE is authorized to act as nv Agent
w during my Temporary absence from tho State.
Camden, Dee $40 B. J. KUYKENDAL.
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Dress Silks mt Cost.

Dress Silks mt Cost.
1HE undersigned will sell his entire Stock Of Col
Il orcd Dress Silks at Cost, they consist Of i
FASHIONABLE PLAIDS, T..
RICH BROCADES,
PLAIN GLACES,
SIS AND FONLARS.
The attention of his customers are respectfully called
to those goods as they all Of the latest styles and
superior quality G. MATHES0N.
Nov. %, xs st.
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ATTENTION.!

ATTENTION!
MOT to any great Military orders, but attention
~ the whole, while inform the citizens of Cam.
den that am permanently settled two doors above
H. Drucker d Co.'S where keep constantly on hand
beautiful stock of JEWELRY, Cutlery, Spectacles
Silver and Plated Ware, Port Monaies, Ladies COM
panons, Card Cases, Knives Gc, DC, which lie will
sell on the most reasonable terms for cash to pune
tual customers. The trade of any other kind is re
spectfully declined
sX"Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner, aud all work warranted.
CHARLES BOFENSCHEN.
Nov II. Is If