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Stoddard's ShingIc Machine.

We saw one of these machines in operation
on Saturday last at the factory of W. Good
rich, to which steam power was attached and
must say that it is one of the most complete
simple and durable machines we have ever
seen in use for the purpose of making shin
giles.
The frame is Of cast iron, and made very
strong The block to be split is placed on
the bed or platform from which arises, at eve
ry revolution, common frow, which takes off
a straight shingle Of any required thickness and
from wood which could not be easily split
with the hands by frow and mallet This
square shingle then drops on q bottom plate,
where the top plate, On which it was first
placed, moving with the irow, horizontally,
acts as driver; and while the second block
is being taken off by the frow, the first is drl'
ven through pair of common knives, which
open by an eccentric, to receive the butt OF
the shingle;Ahes knives then close gradually
bringing the shingle to point. The shlngle
then passes through two common rollers, and
is taken to jointer, in front of the machine,
where it is evenly jointed as fast rs the wood
can be split.
This machine, operated on with steam or
horse power, can make 1000 perfect shingles
within the hour good hours work for TWEEN
ty hands, 1t can be worked also by hand
power, and will do good work. The only at,
tendance required is splitter, FEEDER and a
jointer
1t is, as we said before, very simple and du-
rable in its construction, and can he kept in
order by any common blacksmith. The whole
machine is operated on by an on off band wheel
to which is attached fly wheel to give it
steadness Of motion. To the shaft is attached
cog wheels, which operate on driving shafts OF
wrought iron.
Mr.. Lewis, the agent for the sale OF patent
rights, was.in our city but few weeks before
he found ready purchasers for the States of
- Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Alabama,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, kentucky
end Texas.
1t viii be seen by an advertisement in this
days paper, that Mr. T. p. Stovall, of this city
, has purchased the right for this State. He
has already sold, we understand rights for Sc.
veral counties, among the number the right
for Richmond, the purchaser of which has al
ready realized the purchase money, and still
remains half interest.
Those who desire to see the machine in op-
Grafton may do so any day in this week by cal
ling at IL o'clock at Mr. Goodrich's factory
The Augusta Machine Works are now man.
ufacturing them, they can be obtained in this
city on as good terms and at as low prices as
from the North.-Augusta Constituhonahst.
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MARRIED.-On the 10Th inst: by the
Rev. Mr.. Hay, H. E. SLOAN, Esq, of Camden,
to Miss LEoSoRA u, daughter Of Maj. John
Ballard, of Sumter District.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

BALTIMORE, April l9-The vessel lost on
Absecom Beach, was the ship Powhatan, from
Harve for New York. She came ashore at
passengers on board, all Of whom pershed, and
not yestige remains of the vessel.
The schooner Manhattan was wrecked at the
same time, and all on board pershed but one
WASHINGTON, April l9th-The Senate were
in Executive session to.day,and postponed the
Treaty until next Wednesday, The Home.
stead Bill was opposed by Senator Thompson
of Kentucky.
The House has passed Miss Dixes bill ma
king donations ofland for Asylu,us for the in
sane.
Arrival of the Asia.
New YORK, April 2O.-The steamship Asia
arrived to-day at noon, with Liverpool dates
to the Sth inst.
The sales of Cotton for the week were "a,
i 900 bales, of which spectators took 5000
kand exporters 1000. Fair Orleans is quoted
t 63s, Middling l-2; Fair Uplands 6;
[iddlng5 IL Market active and unchanged
Liverpool circulars quote Cotton generally
n el6ntn hlSner tnan the aooVe.
The Arabia had arrived out on the Sth inst.
the Washington at Southampton on Satar.
he Russians were dsmanting fortresses
Island of Aland. Napier's fleet was
kJoege Bay. Navigation was open to
ersburg
pllied fleet sailed for Varna to effect a
ent in conjunction with Omar Pasha.
as hostilities commence in the Bal.
ppress of Russia and the Court will
Moscow. The Russian position in
is considered critical, and reinforce
called for. The Turks are falling
Iod order on Trajan's Wall.
prks have beaten Gen. Oushakoff in
la, and forced him back they have
ssed the Danube between Nicopols
stchouk.
how rumored that Austria will make the
Ian passage of the Balkan a cause for
war.
The English and French Governments en-.
tirely reject the proposals of the Car, founded
upon his letter to the King of Prussia.
In the House of Commons, on Friday, Lord
John Russell confirmed the statement that Aus.
tria was concentrating troops on the frontiers
of Servia, bdt as negotiations were still in pro-
gress he could not state what course Austria
would pursue.
April 2Gth was appointed national fast day
throughout Great Britain.
There was riot at Barcelona on the 18th.
the military was called out, and several cit-
zens were killed.
A person named Bocchi has been arrested
as the assassin of the Duke of Parma.
Richardson Brothers quote suspension of
excitement in BreadstuffS Wheat has declined
9 to Sd; Flour lSd to 2s; Baltimore 36.6 a
81. Corn was trhe lower. Cotton quoted
shade better on fair grades.
A despatch from Berlin says that negotia-
tions were being made Austria, and that Prus.
sia had joined in a protocol, signed at Vienna
April g. between Great Britain, France and
Austria
Two eteam frigates, building for the Russian
government, have been seized in EpaIa..J
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Carter's Spanish Mixture,

DULLS, Sands and Townsend's Sarsaparirla, Pep
ID sin, Aliens Compound, Collectors l}ttcrs llol-
loway's Pills and Ointment Jew David's or Hebrew
Plaster; IIobensack's Liver Pills and Worm Syrup
McLane's Vermfugc and Liver Pills, together with
all the popular Family Medicines usually needed at
this season, may be foundat
April lS-tE Il. J. DELAYS.
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NOtiCC.

4 NY person wishing TO rent comfortable dwelling
~ house in the town of Camden, or purchase fine
nirkwood place, can be accommodated by calling on
J. r. JOY.
April 10 ID
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

Election Notice.
ORDERED that the Recorder advertise in the Cam.
" den Journal that there will be an Election held
at the CouncbChamber o. Monday, the lst day OF
May, ensuing, for Ward@ of the Town Of Camden,
to fill the vacancy of Mr.. c. H. Davis, resigned.
The follow ing gentlemen are appointed to manage
said election: J. B. F. Buone, f. G. Robinshn and
w. 4. Graham.
By order of Council
L. W. BALLARD, 7. Recorder.
Council Chamber, April l9
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A Serious Call.

T HAVE outstanding sundry small bills which come
Il under Magistrates jurisdiction and which if paid
as they ought to be would aid me very much in meeting
my payments, without causing inconvenience to any
one of the ndividals who owe them therefore, trust
that all to whom this apply will come forward
from another quarter.
April lS,-3t. T. J. DELAY.
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For Sale,

MY Residence on Lyttlcton Street is offered 70
INl sale at a reduced price and on accommodatn
terms.
The premises convenient and in complete repair
Resseesieoaa, & Apply 10 WlGlam n
Shannon, Esq J. NJ COOPER.
Dec. l9. 81. Il
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CONVENTION OF THE HEIRS OF CHARLES AND
WILLIAM SAwyERs.-We are requested by
many Of the supposed heirs of these parties to
state, that meeting Of all interested, will be
held in Columbia, on Wednesday, the 10Th
day of July next. The Press is respectfully
requested to extend this notice.
Lerington Telegraph.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

FRENCH, ENGLIslI, and AMERICAN CHEMICALS, OF
ALL KINDS,
Patent Medicines, Thompsonian Medicines Shakers
Herbs snd Roots, Saratoga Water, Wines and Bran
dies, Surgical Instruments, Trpsses Paints Oils Var
nisles PANT Brushes, Dyestufis, Lamps, Lamp Oils.
Burning Fluid and Camphene, Druggists and physi.
clans Glassware and Labels, Window Glass, Putty,
Hair, TOOTH Nail and Flesh Brushes Bronzes Teas,
Spices and favoriug Extracts Pcrumery, Fancy
Soaps Fancy Articles Genuine Cod Liver Oil together
with every article comprising the stock Of Druggist
or Physician. Our stock is Of the best quality, and
the best selected assortment ever offered to the pub
lie. Physicians Country Merchants, Planters and all
others can depend on their ordersm meeting prompt and
careful attention, and upon accommodating tcrnls.-
No extra charge for packing transportation TO the
Railroad Depot or any part of the town.
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully compoundc d
April %. II If
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$4,000 CIGARS.

TO-WIT:
900 genuine Rio IIondo 1000 Arianas
. 600 Impcros 1900 Las Minas
5000 La Normas 1000 Primeras
1000 Sylvia Primcras 5000 La Union
1000 Regalias 1000 Jenny Lind
1000 Washington 1000 Mayfower
1000 Impcrials 1000 Star Rcgalia
ALSO.
Is boxes fno Chewing Tobacct
Is gross do cut do do
l3 do do do Smoking do
Patent Scgar Lighters &c. For sale by
MOORE s. KUYKENDAL.
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Notice to Guardians, &c.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all Guardians Trustees
" and Receivers, appointed by and accountable to
the Honorable Court of Equity for Kershaw District,
in the State ofSouth Carolina that they do make their
annual returns to the Commissioner of said Court on
or before the first day Of May next.
w. II. R. WORKMAN, c. E.KD.
Commrs. Office, March 10. 5t
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

OFFICE OF W. & N 0. TELEGRAPH co. !
CHARLESTON, S. C., April 3d. 1854. + :
rINlIE above reward will be paid by this Company,
J. for proof to conviction OF the person or persons
who have or did cut the line Of wire from Camden TO
Chcraw, during the past two days and the same re-
ward will be paid on conviction for any future depr
iati6ns of this nature committed on the Line.
S. MoWRl: Jr;s President:
April !, ii ".
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.

SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER LORlLLARD, MANUFACTURER,
No ~ Chatham ST., New York.
nFFERS for sale the following articles warranted
~ of superior quality :-Maccoboy, Scotch, Coarse
French Rapcc, Honey Dew, Scotch and other Snufs,
also Fine Cut Tobacco in tn.foil and papers; more
particular description of the various articles can DO
known by sending for a full price currentas above.
Feb IA 3m
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SPRING NOTICE.

Notice.
ORDERED that the Recorder advertise in the Cam
" den Journal that the Law prohibiting the firing
of guns and small arms in the corporate limits Of the
Town of Camden, will be rigdly enforced from and af
ter this date 1t was also Ordered that the Recorder
advertise that Council will prosecute any person or
persons who may cut down injure any Tree growing
any Of the streets public squares in said Town
BY order Of Council,
L. ". BALLARD, Recorder.
Council Chamber, April ~, 1854. l6
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%EEEMN@s
AT THE GOLD CORNER"

III TIL O11D OO1e-'iof''
T AM now opening my stock of Spring Goods to
i which invite the attention OF nv customers. Just
opening rich Summer Dress Goods, best quality-Pa'
ris Kid Gloves. &c. also, large assortment Of Cen
tlemen's and Youths ready-made clothing: Summer
Hats, and numerous other articles for spring trade.
March o. 1854. l3 tt.
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Domestic Goods.
Notice.

TNIIE subscriber vii! continue the Grocery business
i at the old sand, and respectfully solicts share
ofpublic patronage. l.. \. AUSTIN.
Feb. 90, 1854
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THE LAMPLIGIITER.

A UTOBIOGRAPHY Of an Actress, by Mrs. Now
N att
Louis Napoleon and his Times.
Mrs pariingtons Carpet Bag of Fun, with $50
Engravings.
The Old Doctor, Miriam Alroy.
Contarine Flemming, The Young Duke.
The Wheel of Misfortune, Iypata, DC,
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April II, 10 IT,
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Timby's Union Water Wheel.
VJTILLIAM NJ. SANDERS agent for Kershaw and
w Sumter Districts
This Wheel is applicable to all kinds of Machinery
requiring water.power, the most simple and power.
full, and requires less water than any Wheel in exis
tence, and has the advantage Of working entirely
submerged
These Wheels may be seen in operation at the A.
gents mills, fourteen miles below Camden, who will
also superntend putting them in if required, or he
may be addressed at Stateburg, S. c.
Aprll2 Is l2m.
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To Hire,

4 YOUNG, brisk and activescrvant girl accuston-
II ed to house work, and tolerabe cook and WASH
erwill be hired by the month year. Enquire at this
office.
March 81 II
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ExtraCtS for Seasoning

CONSISTING of the following kinds, viz: Extracts
~ ofVanilla, Lemon, Orange, Cloves, Ginger Tonka
Nutmeg Thyme, Sage Damask Rose. A supply o
the above just received by r. J. WORKMAN s. co.
March 81 l2
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r. J. WORKMAN g. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

CAMDEN, S. c.
NFFER for sale, for cash, or or approved credit q
" LOWEST MARKET PRICES large and wELL-SELEC
TED assortment Of EAST INDIA, MEDIrERRANTAS aud
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\ fine SADDLE HORSE. Also, a good Carriage
Horse and Two-horse Wagon. For sale at the "Old
Corner" by T. W. BONNEI.
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DR.. McLane's liver Pills

DR.. McLane's Liyer Pills.
DEING composed entirely Of vegetable substances is
- not only safe but have been found by all who
have used them the best remedy for all affections
of the Liter and Digestive organs. In fact, where
they are used Liver Complaint cannot exist
cFS"Price 25 cents per box.
The above valuable preparations are for sale by
most Of the Druggists and to be had wholesale Of
2. NJ. COHEN c CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs Medicines Chem-
Gals, Pcrfumery &c.
No. 90 lIavne-street, Charleston, s. c.
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WORnIS! WORMSM WORMS! :!

WORMS! WORMS!! WORMS! :!
nR McLANE'S VERMIFUGE is warranted to be
~ the best most safe and radical cure for Worms
1t is approved and recommended by the Medical
Faculty in ever section where it has been introduced
In fact, where it is known none other is used
One of our respected physicians in speaking OF
DR.. McLane's VermiEge says: "Its great superiority
over all other Vermiuges arises from the fact that
while it is more e5eacious than any other Vermifuge
it is perfectly SAFE.
Price 25 cents per bottle.
The daily union., 1854-02-26
Another shot fsr Nebraska.

'The Nebraska bill intisduees and extends slavery
lis friends favor OF slavery" This 10 tho premise
lsays The Ohio Slsesmsn) Of every conclusion by whig
abolition, and quasi democrats in Ohio. who are deter
mined 10 defeat the administration in carrying out the
great distinctive principles OF the Compromises OF 1885,
under which il came into power.
This is senseless cry. II should impose on no one.
We do not intend that shall cling 10 the bill, if
efforts the impression. II is the abolition
howl, and the demagogues alarum Ii has no founda.
lion in the letter of the law for that expressly leaves
the question and its agitation 10 the people OF Nebraska
none its spirit for that has lis foundation in the Com
promise OF 1850. when the popular features OF the bill for
Utah and New Mexco--the south and the other
north OF SO deg 30 mn.--were established. The man
who says that the Douglas bill introduces slavery reads
il 10 pervert, and peverls to mislead.
We going into this Nebraska question in thorough
We shall show that the North has, on every oc.
easion. when this Missouri line was mooted voted il
down, while the South voted for it. The North had
rendered il dead letter. and the South at last uniting
with the North in 1850, substantially buried il out oil
sight by establishing the constitutional mode now ap.
piled to Douglass bill The United States Senate almost
man. understood this when they voted the other day
for the amendment OF Douglas. The administration un.
derstand this, and hence their desire 10 follow the sp
OF the platform which they into power. Persons
who have grudges TO gratfy-peops who think Pierce
I" misake"-would moi understand il, though an ange
should reveal il to them.
The daily union., 1854-02-26

THE GENERALS OF THE BRrpH ARnY.--A writer in
late number Of the London Times gives some interest
ing facts respecting the senior officers of the British army
He says tina, n'neenlbs of the major generals are up.
wards OF sixty years OF OF the 25e full colonels
i5e are upwards OF sixty years OF age, period OF life
which an oihser IN The Fiench army, unless specially
empied. is placed the retired list and the remaining
90 foi coones between the ages OF forty -four and
sixy, The writer states that the Duke OF Wellington
and Napoleon wers iorty.hve years OF age when they
nnishsd their military in the field at Waterloo The
youngest ,najorgeners in the British army at present
tfoyaly exceped) long passed that age. and there
only two ial coones who have not attained il.
The daily union., 1854-02-26
Redemption OF the Public Debt for the week
ending February 06, 1864.
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or stats,

DEPARTMENT STATE,
February 25, 1854
following order published by the superinten
dent Cuba has received
from H. Robertson, United States consul Havana;
Vessels Of this island with mineral coal hav
quantity than the number of tons
stated registers enjoying the benefits and
exemptions hitherto granted to them, when they
bring merchandise besides
importing coal SOLELY but in lesser quantity than their
relief tho portion occupied by the
and that which
efecd will be subjected
tonnage but the vessels allowed the
other exemptions
a having besides coal equal quantity their
measure cargo quantity, in the
hut will be subjected to the Of
visits registering and other usual charges
lh aer being discharged shall give
OF per quantity manifested and certified
the respective the right exemption and viii
charges established for other trading vessels H.
H also her Mncsys will the exemptions specified
be reckoned from the date
the order within which time its effects
bc marked 20 that with the subject the
ure may be definitely confirmed day revoked,
may be convenient
UavAsA February ?, 1854.
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lOngress--6aturday.

SxNATE--Seyeral petitions were presented and re-
ferred.
Mr.. Stuart called up his resolution instructing the
COMMITTEE on Commerce to report river and harbor bill
and. after some debate, il postponed until next
Tuesday.
The Joint resolution OF acknowledgment to the
OF Tho survivors OF The San Francisco taken up, and
postponed unit, next Monday
Abris discussion sprang up in reference to speech
OF Lord Clarendon, in which MIR. Cass and Mr.. Mason,
with others. participated.
The Nebraska bill was taken up Mr.. Butler finished
his speech, and Mr. Brown and Mr. Dodge o Iowa, also
spoke 10 favor Of the bill Mr. Cass obtained the floor
for Monday. and the Senate adjourned.
The House was not in session to-day.
The daily union., 1854-02-26
The Illinois Legislature

A elegraphic despatch from Colonel DiIler the eff
cent postmaster at Springfield. Illinois, announces that
the senate OF Illinois, by vote OF fourteen 10 eight have
passed resolutions favor OF The Nebraska and Kansas
bill OF Judge Douglas, and that the house Of representa-
lives OF the State will follow the example OF the senate
Thus is bold emphatic, and significant voice from The
Prairie State, and It shows the appreciation OF Judge
Douglas BY his fellow. citizens at home
The daily union., 1854-02-26
sales Tomorrow.
nv GREEN d SCOTT. Aretionesrs.

nv GREEN n SCOTT. Auetionesrs.
n oUsEUor,D AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
I'm Mopdav at 10 O'Clock
The residence NJ Clark the south side Of Maryland
and Mr. d. H. Ciarks
ao,s handsome nearly furniture,
and spring sofas, paror, rocking,
chairs
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
10 marble top centre, pier and other tables
X,luu, book .caseand lounge
Do aud maple bcdsteaas and washssnds
Feather beds, and stuck
+ C,ropdoles, solar and other lamps
China, glass, ctocksry, and stone
Git. .nane mirrors, barack &c.
Three ply, ingrain, passnge, and stair carpets
Radiator sirt,ght, and coal stoves ts#-.
good Of kche requisites
under 423, @ credit Of 90 and w
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
respectfully invited 10 the pals the fur
quality and nearly and the sale viii be well
GREEN SCOTT,
Feb 22-d Aucionees
The daily union., 1854-02-26

Were originally from the country They are the PRIDE
the buwsrk. and tbs sure hope Of our country | go
WIN The setter oppose your attempt TO persuade Con
gress to strip him Of any Of his rights as an American
and as man- Let hsm decide what he will or will moi
possess aud may God help him to decide in spirit oil
justice and wisdom. With hu decision so that he re-
pecls lhe constitution OF country and the decaogue
will be content Most respectfully,
A METHODIST.
TO Rev Dr. Bosp
The daily union., 1854-02-26
OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President,

By and .r,lh the aduee and consent Of the Senate.
sc. Pilkng,oD, OF Kentucky, to be consul OF the
United States for Tebuan'epec, in Mexico.
Francis M. Ellis, ot Oao, TO be consul OF the United
States for the port OF Bueuos Ayres.
FB. Wells. OF New York, to be consul OF the United
States for the port Of Bermuda.
The daily union., 1854-02-26
gen. Armstrong; Funeral.

The soldiers OF the OF 1912. now in the city. had
meeting at the City Hall last night and resolved
tend the funeral OF Gen. Armstrong in body. to-day.
At 2 o'clock By permission of Mr. Willard. the sol
diers of the late war will assemble at his hotel at
o'clock and they requested to appear with Grape on
tbs left arm.
The daily union., 1854-02-26
n. Rs,,s,.u. pr.m.-The Nebraska q.e.t,on.

The special attention Of the reader is invited to the
very able and disnhed letter in paper to-day signed
"A Methodie,," and written in reply editorial
,icle in the New York Christian Advocate on he Ne
braska bill The feature in The opposition 10 this
most to bereareIed is The disposition manifested by
too many elsgymen TO enter the political agila
tos We had hoped that the experience oF the Metho
dist, Church. in eonnexion with the slavery question,
bad been such TO satisfy s members hs, s oirodue
ton into ,s discussions augbt with dangerous con
sequences The Nebraska bill presents question
yrot'cal, and therefore, in Judgment neither fl
nor sale sabjec for religious discussion Our corres
ponden however, treats the question with dgnit, and
ability and commend his remarks to the careful al
iention OF our readers
The daily union., 1854-02-26

MATRIMONY-a Lecture for Husbands and Wives
III Maids and nacheors being the last OF The Lectures Mr.
Park Reni~in be delivered Caruss Saloon
Monday evening Feh X~~lt
The daily union., 1854-02-26

IkE QUlNCEr'A Letters In = Young Man.-Leuers TO .
Young Papers, DE Quincey suhor
TAYLOR 4 MAURvB,
v~hM Bookstore. VI.
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Letters from Dudley Dunlon, In the Country,
to Hon. Phillip Phills0p, Washinxton. ID @.

To Rev. DR. BosD