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Arrest Of a post Office Clerk

READING, PA July 10, 1855.
Mthnr Hughes, special agent OF the Post 0ni:e De.
psrtnsp., arrested yesterday afternoon Adams r.
smith, clert in the Post Office AZ Richmond Nortbamp
ton county. ON the charge Of roboing the mail. Smith
confessed taking letter containing four hundred dol
lars, mailed At Stroudsburg for the Easton Bank.
rtial for Violating the Neutrality Laws In
Boston.
BosroN, July 10, 1855.
The trial Of Count Kazinski and his three ates
who tasen from the Br tish brig Buffalo by tbs
cutter James Campbell the charge Of violating the
neutrality laws resulted in their acquitta The ties.
tmopy failed to impicste them beivg personally en-
gssed in enlisting for foreign service
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eHE NEW YORK HEkALD-CALIFORNIA KDIroN.
The United states mail steamship Empire City, Captain
winde, win leave this port this Afternoon 1t two oieck,
Ion Aspin vail.
The malls California and other parts Of the Pacific
wU olote at O'Clock.
me NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD-Caiiforpia edition
containing the latest Intelligence from all parts Of the
vsrM, viii be published at sssvsn O'Clock this aoyning
SDgle COPIES Wrappers ready for mailing sixpsncs.
ASssts will please send in their orders early pos
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THE LIQUOR LAW IN THE INTERIoR--GIvE
SARATOGA CHANCE. observe that here
ard there in he Interior there are some prose-
cutions going on against liquor sellers ana
liquor dealers. From all that we can leara,
however. the rural districts are very little
ahead OF the city Of New York in the enforce
ment OF the law. Here, IA any body may see,
by night and by day, the law, 30 far from ar
resting or minisAing, has largely increased
the selling and drinking of ali sorts of insoxi-
eating liquors. The only point where the law
appears to have any vitality on this issue, is
where the liquor Grinker gets bis skin 80 full as
to ,confine his ideas of the PRINCIPLES OF locomo
ton. Then the police are down upon him, and
he becomes another Offering to "the Tombs."
After his arrest the law requires the intoxicated
individual to testify the place. or places where
he procured his liquor or liquors, spirituOus
malt or mixed. This is generally attempted
but according to the "Drunkar6's Directory"
of the present "hea'ed term the victims of
the rumsellers are SO completely obfusc ated
in most cases. as scarcely to remember whether
they got their posatiens in New York, New
Jersey, or Coney Island. In the country, they
appear to be laooring under the same difficulty
in tracing the effect to the cause
We had feared that this prohibtory law
would play the mischief with our fashionable
watering places Of the interior; and that Sara
toga where distilled, fer@ented aud mixed
liquors have always been 10 greater request
than Congress water, would especially suffer
by this restriction OF all alcoholic stimslants TO
churches and private houses, purely for "sa
Ornamental medicinal chemical, or manufactur
ing purposes" But it appears tina. our appre-
tensions were premature, aud thst the gtsry Of
Saratoga is still undimmed. After chilling
their stoMachs with the pnrgative salts and
magDesa of the Springs, the privilege Is still
in force Of warming up the vacuum with any
thing you like, from French brandy do IN TO
hard cider and lager bier. The Saratoga Re.
publican Says
be proearsd in this village 81 sad else
where. not snowp, A0pe the press throughout
the country viii give notice Of thefact 10 any evsnt
apd under alt circumstances That arise, Strangers
who may writ hero can be supplied with any liquors
they may desire the sale OF which Is nov oqsn and
above board.
This is conclusive. We confess that the law
is humbug, aud that old stagers who have
been staying away from Saratoga, from fear OF
the Liquor law, need stay away no longer If
tl,e principal virtue Of the water Of the Sara
taga Springs be the qualification OF the
stomach for branay, let oar old campaigoers
20 up. The law is a humbug-the bars are
opeu ana The coast is clear.
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FIRST HOP AT NEwpoRr-rhe first hop the season at
Newport was to have taken place last evening" the
Bellevue House.
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Railroad Extension.

BUFFALO, July 10, 1855.
rbe opening OF the Illinois Central Railroad 70 pu.
buque vas celebrated yesterday. Several Thousand
people we're present Senators Douglas and Jones and
Governor d. dgs we're the principal speakers.
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MIRROR OFFICE BLooMvlLs |
Del Co, N. r., July IL, 1888. !
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The HERALD ia very irregular in res;hpg ths Mirror
Office table for the that is stoppsd the
b,b,ts the m.rss of having used l could excuse
sll This, II IL not delayed. BIZ this operation
often deprived OF the latest news when want II tbs
most ON the day before publication. Sometimes tue
wrapper Looks though had bee changed enclose
that around Saturdays HSRALD 1t Is differ.
ent quality Of paper than What and the writing
altogether different l. looss HE oise paper, anil
pasted together Please return the enclosed to me- IL
you answer
It appears by the above tha. some conscien-
tious official removes the wrappers from the
HERALD, reads it gratis, aad then takes the
government paper for new wrapper. He not
only deprives our contrtre of the Bloomville
Mirror Of his late news, but commits petty
larceny upon our mutual Uncle's stationery.
We are afraid that the Department does not ex-
ercise proper surveillance over its subord-
mates Complaints OF tue miscarriage aud dis
appearance of all kinds of m all matter are con-
tnually made to us, and it is very evident that
the Dep ,rtmeDt needs a thorough ,verha1L
ing. We do not think that matters will be i'm
proved until Congress is driven by the outside
pressure to take the matter in hand. In the
meantime thousands of letters are carried by
expresses in defiance of the law. Ia some
cases our merchants prefer to pay the postage,
snd Their an extra fee to the express-so our
cheap postage does not amount to mach after
all 1t is only a ak on every letter tn 1t we
write, while to ensure safety we must send
our letters outside Of the mails.
In the special case ABOVE mentioned, we have
n right to demand the interference OF the head
of the department. The General Post Ofii,e
must attend TO such matters. The PROFITS clear
and direct aud sucn things occur every day.
win Mr.. Campbell see to it?
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Too FOND OF THE HERALD--Some of our ru-
raj Postmasters are altogether to foad OF she
NEW YokK HERALD. The intensity of their
affection Tor this journal causes them to forget
their obligations to the people, and to neglect
to forward copies Of the paper addressed 30 SAB
scribcrs and Others The subjoned letter gives
a case in point
MRROR OEEcE RInnMYuIR !
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NEW BOOKS.

II EARNS Practical Landscape Gardening.
n Tho Ius aud Outs Of Paris by Julie dc Marquo-
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Robert Graham, sequel to Linda.
Ellen Norbury; or Adventures of an Orphan
Men Of Character; by Douglas Jerold.
Long Look Ahead By A. S. Roe
Adventures Of Captain Priest.
Tho Old Inn; b. Josiah Barnes.
The Life Of Sam Houston Illustrated
Adventures Of Amlas Leigh: ty Charles Kingsley
Tho Slave Of the Lamp; by Wu North.
Odohcrty Papers by ". Masnn, vols.
History Of the Hen Fever, by Rarnam
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Europe aod the Allies; tho Past aud To-day
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Rag Bag; collection Of Ephcmera by n. 2. Willis.
4 great variety Of New School Books. Stationary,
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Rev. DR.. Cummings Works.

r ECTURES on the Miracles; Lectures on the Par.
IL ablcs; on the Apocalypse lst and I'd series; Lee
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Readings on Genesis and Exodus; Voices Of the Day
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tions in vol. l2 no.; Coleridges Works, vol l2mo
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pers for the People vol. l2mo DeSaulcys Narrative
Of n Journey round the Dead Sea and in the Bible
Lands in 1850 and 1851 including account Of the
discovery oil the Sites Of Sodom and GoTarrah.
Also variety o Miscellaneous Works, School Books
&c a. YOUNG.
Nov. 20. AZ
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FOR SALE.

'1NIAT valuable plantation Watcree River, late
the property of Zack Cantey and wife and for.
mery belonging to the Estate Of Adamson containing
some thirteen hundred acres bounded North by Dr.
Salmonds plantation and the estate of John Chesnut
south by Edward h. A"amSnn's plantation. east BY
Springda!e and west by Watcrce River. On the place
all the necessary buildings. two mills Clubhouse
screw, etc., large body lands cleared under fence
in good state for cultivation and large body o
well timbercd nplands contiguous to the settlement
For terms apply 10 either oi the undersigned.
j lin CANTEY,
JAMES CANTEY.
EXr's Of Jno Cantey. Sen.
Jan 0, #.
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Nov. ] 1.
South-CaroIina-k District.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Joseph Frideberg vs.. Harvey Hamilton.
attachment
HNuEREAS. tho rlaiaria did, tho 9th day o
w March, file his Declaration against the Defend
ant who (as it is sud is absent from and without tho
limits Of the Stale and has neither Wife nor Attorney
known within the spuIc upon whom copy OF the
said declaration m"ht be served. II is therefore or
dored that the said defendant do appear and plead to.
the said declaration, on or before tho 2Sth day of
March, which will he in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fAy.six. otherwise final and
absolute Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. N. NAUDlN, G. c. T. G. S.
Clerks Office, kershaw District,
March 81, 1925. April 3
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GENTS DRESS GOODS
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.

WE have on hand and are constantly rnanufactu-
w ring
Geuts hid Top Button Gaiters
- " " half Do
Patent Leather Pumps.
Oxford Ties.
Fine Calf /"
" Pumps
" heeled Slippers.
We do not hesitate say that we have the fairost
article Of Imported Calkiu aud arc prepared to man.
ufacture Boots and Shoes at short notice. which we
Gun safely recommend as being superior to those Of
northern manufacture, in quality Of material and
Workmanship, and which We offer on reasonable
terms. WORKMAN & co.
May % 81 Ii.
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The Great Purifier Of the Blood !!
MOI Il Particle of Mercury in IL.
LET THH AFFLICTED
READ AND PONDER.

An Infalfb!e Remedy forScrofna, Kings Evil, Rheu
matism Obstinate Cutane0us Eruptions, Plmpies ur
Postur OIL the Face Blotchcs, Boils, Ague and Fe
yer, Chronic Sore Erc-, Ring Worm letter. Scald
Head, Engarscmcut aud Pain of the Bones and
Ioiutt, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiltic Disorders, Lum
bago, Spinal Complaints and al Diseases arising
from MI injudicious use OF Mercury imprudencc in
life, or inrpurty Of the Blood.
~" This great slisrative medicine and Purifier o
the Blood is now used by thousands of grateful pa.
ents from al parts of the United States. who testify
daily the remarkable cures performed BY the great
est Of all medicines, "Carter's Spanish Mix
ture., Neuralgs, rheumatism Scrsfula, Erup
tons on the Skin, Liver Diseases, Fevers Ulcers.
Old Sores Affections Of the Kidneys Diseases of thu
Throat, Female mplaints Pains and Aching of the
Bones and joints speedily put 10 fight by using
this great and ncsmable remedy.
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with it, 1t ceanses the system of
all Impurities. acts gently and efficiently On the
Liver aud Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion, gives
tone to the Stomach makes the skin clear and healthy
and restores tho Constitution, enfeebled by disease
or broken down by the excuses Of youth, to its prs
tine rigor and strength.
For tho Ladies, It is iuconparably better than all
the cosmetics ever used. 4 few doses oi Carriers
Snani.h Mixture will remove all sallownes of com.
plcxon. bring the roscs mantling to the cheek give
elasticity TO the STEP and improve the general health
IN a remarkable degree, beyond all tue medicines
ever heard Of
The large number OF certificates which we have
received from rersous from all parts Of tho United
States ID the best evidence that there is no hunbug
about it, The pres. hotel keepers, magistrates physi-
clans and public men, well known to the community,
oil add their testimony to the wonderful effects Of
this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and got a Circular and Almanac
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest OF
all medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS
Propretors No. 8 Fcarl.street, Richmond Va; to
whom all orders for supplies and agencies must be
addressed.
And for sale by wM S. BEERS l. Co., ,propretors
Ri, hmcnd, Va.
RICE & THOMPSON, Suuiterville.
BOATWRIGHT L. RARkFLOO, Columbia.
ZJ.DruAY aud T. J. WORKMAN, Camden.
March 20
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AxE5So

FfNdE undersigned will contiune to sell goods at the
l. "Old Corner" on tho most favorable terms for
cash, or a credit Of ono year. The above terms will
bc strictly complied WITH and no goods sold for long
or SINE Persons "ho have been indebted for "a of
So months arc earnestly requested to pay up by tho
middle Of February Those who disregard this motto
will most certainly find thor notes and accounts in III
hands of an attorney for collection if not arranged be
fore return day. Z. ". BONNEY.
Jan. 2, 1855. IT,
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Jacobs Cordial.

HOOFLANDS German Bitters; Carter's Spanish
LII Mixture; Bulls, Townsend's and Sands Sarsapa.
rilla; Railways Ready Relief Ready Resolvent Ready
Regulators; Circassian Balm for the hair
Rogers Liverwort and Tar Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wistar's Basam Wild Cherry, Hutchings' Dyspepsia
Bitters Oxygcnated Bitters
Molfats Bitters Tarrants' Seltzer Arerient
Upham's vegetable Electuary; RoN--dy Tonic
Rowands Compound Syrup Of Blackberry Root
Henrys Magnesia; Murray's Fluid Magnesia Citrate
Ellis Magnesia; Christe's Galvanc Curatives
Mustang Linment Jaynes' Medicines
Roses Family Medicines; Strongs Pills; Mofat's do
Leroys, Peters und Holloway's Pills
Jew David's Hebrew Plaster Pcery's Dead Shot
McLaucs Fermifnge and pills; Fahnesocks Termifge,
with great many other Patent Medicines to be found
at T. j.. WORKMAN & Cos Drug Store
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ATTENTION.!

NOT to any great Military orders but attention
: \ the whole, while inform the citizens Of Cam
den that nm permanently settled two doors above
M Druekvr 4 Co.'S where keep constantly on hand
beautiful stock of JEWELRY, Cutlery. Spectaclee.
Silver und Plated Ware, Port Monaes, Ladies Com.
panions, Card Cases, ;nives, dc dc, which he will
sell on the mos: reasonable terms for cash to pune
tua CUSTOMERS. The trade Of any other kind is re
sp.ctfullj declined.
nS-Watchcs and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner, aud all work warranted
CHARLES BOFENSCHEN.
Nov. II. IS II
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w District
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Jo.sc WcssiaScr VS.. Harvey Hamilton.
attachment
WHEREAS. tho Plaintiff did, on the 2sth day Of
w March, fc his declaration against tho Defend
ant who (as it is sad is absent from and without the
limits Of the said and has neither Wife nor Attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy Of the said
declaration might be served 1t is therefore ordered,
that tho said defendant do appear and plead to the
said declaration, on or before the 29h day Of March,
which will be in tho year Of our Lord one thousand,
eight hundred and iftysix, otherwise final and abso.
lutte Judgment will then be given and awarded against
him. NJ. NAUDIN, G. G. +. & G. S.
Clerks Office, Kershaw District,
March IS, 1855. April 3
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British Periodicals.
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T EONARD SCOTT CO., New York, cvnnur
IL to republish the following British periodicals.
/. The London Quarterly Review, (Conservative)
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g. The North British Review (Fr.e Church
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The present critical state Of European affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy middle
ground between the hastily written news items, crude
specul tions and flying of the daily journal and
the ponderous tome OF the future HISTORIAN written
after the living interest and excenIit Of the great
political events of the time shall have passed away.
II ia to these periodicals that readers must look for
the only really ineligible and reliable history Of cur
rent events and such, in addition to their well es
tablished literary scientific and theological character
we urge them upon the consideration Of the reading
public
Arrangements arc now permanently made for there.
cept Of early sheets from the British publishers, by
which we are enabled to place all our reprints in the
hands of subscribers about they Gun be fur
nishcd with the foreign copies Although this involves
q very large outlay part we shall continue to
furnish the periodicals at the same low rates rs here
toforc, viz. Pei annum.
For anv one Of the four Reviews. $500
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at par.
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the above prices will be allowed TO clubs ordering
four or copies of any or more Of the ab"vr
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,
81 Gold street. \. y.
NIB. l.. 8. & Co. have recently published, and
ave now for sale the Farmers Guide" by Henry
Stephens of Edinburgh and tie late Professor Norton
Of Yale College, New Haven, complete in two vol
umes, royal octave, containing 600 pages Fourteen
steel and six hundred wood engravings. Price in
muslin bindings, So.
sS- This work is NOT the old Book of the Farm"
lately EEsuscrrArED and thrown upon the market.
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RaroVal.

rINIE Subscriber as removed from his ;'T'aer SIara
10 the s,oro recently occupied by Mco;e Kuy.
Lon1,ll where he keeps constantly III hand. general
assortment Of Dry Goods Grocries, Vines. B:andies
ID Liquors a r9od article Of Ca"died C!tron with
many Fancy Groceries and every article usually
found in general variety. All Of which will be sold
rs low as they can be bought for elsewhere for cash.
or to those customers who pay their bills promptly
March 81 J.CNANL"9" ONlh'
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NOTICE..

TI>ItE subscriber having sometime since bought out
L tho eutre stock in the House formerly conducted
under tho name of w. II. Burns, he has now on hnnd
a largo stock of Coach and Buggy Harness, Brides
Saddles und everything else usually kept in his ne
which no will sell low for cash. or to pnnctua Gus.
tomors Work done to order and warranted. Re.
pairing done in the nealest manner and at shortest
notice Those wanting Coach Buggy or Wagon lar.
moss or anything else in my line, will please call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
June l9-tf THOS. K. WHEAT.
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PIANO FORTES.

TINHE subscriber has JUS, received supply Of six
i. and seven Octave PIANO FoRTES. Rosewood
cases. Of superior toac aud Workmanship, and are
warranted equal to any manuavturedin in this country,
from the celebrated house Of !allett and Csmstou,
Boston, and will be sold at uanuflcturers prices.
Nov IL GEO. ALDEN.
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Patent Medicines. &c.

4 FRESH SUPPLY, just received, among thetn
n are:
Holloway's Ointment Cherry Pectornl
Holloways Pills Hastings Syrup Naptha
Hobensacks Worm Syrup Rodgers Syrup of Liver.
Mexican Mustang Lini. wort aud Tar and Can.
ment chalagua
Pain Killer Daly's Magical Pain Ex.
Seltzcr Aperient tractor
Barrys Tricopherous Christie's Galranic Belts
Jayne's Medicines Necklaces, Bracelets and
Railways Ready Relief Fluid
Oxygenated Bitters Brow's Ess. Jamaica Ginger
Georgia Sarsaparilla Murray's Fluid Magnesin
Sands Sarsaparilla Cod Liver Oil
Townsend's Sarsaparilla Indian Hair Dye
Dead Shot Bachelors Hair Dyo
Fahnestock's Termifugo Depilatory Power
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cher-Magnetic Plaster
ry
For sale by F. l.. ZEMP.
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Fancy China Ware

lust received at Workmans Drug Store, an ele,
q CANT assortmento of China Ware consstipgin part o.
Fine Gilt China cups and saucers with and withous
notices
Rich Gilt Card receivers and Jewelry stands
Fancy China Inkstands, Jewelry boxes
Flower Vases, elegant Toilet bottles dc.6c.
ALSO,
full supply Of American and English Tooth anc
Hair Brushes; Clothes, Hat and Shoe do.
Buffalo dressing Combs pocket and fine tooth Com hs
Also large lot Of fine and common Shaving brushes
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OF
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Notice.

4 Ii persons having claims against the Estate Of
n ". GIBBONS deceased, will hand them in
properly a,tesei according TO aw aud those indebted
are called upon for immediate payment.
The condition Of the estate is SUCH that prompt ac'
tion must be takon f,- its settlement.
B. F. EDWARDS, Administrator
Feb eff
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FOR Culinary purposes, just receivsd by
+ r J. WORKMAN l. co.