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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-09-04
new S T Ore.

NfEReSEY l. BOSWELL have opened at the
N{ corner Of Broad and Rutledge streets, !u the
Store recently occupied by Major K. 8 Aonat: q
cboice assortment ofFRESH HEAVY AND FANCi
GROCERIES, 10 which they invite the attention o.
purchasers: in parLs9 fo!lows-.
Heavy Groceries, ,,.e
NO. and P. R.su1ARs.' =.
Crushed, ,ulverisa,l and atasrs's Lad do:
Rio. Java, and l:nba C"fec. D..
New Orleans snd Cuta Mna+seA
Salt, Leaf Lard.
Bacon Sidee, Caarass lis:sA'
North Caroi,ua Flour.
Goshen and English Dairy cheese ~
Soap, Sta CHI, Cleansing Soap.
Sperm aud Adama;,iirr candlrs
Nos. !, Q end MaSkarel.
Fancy Groceries.
Quar.e. Boxcs RAl;;INS.
llalf and 1hoie dc.
Almonds, Figs out Asserted Candies.
Ginger and Chow Chow. rreeervea
Sardines and rrctervcd Salmon.
Cyvcoys.crs, Preserved Lohs:era
Lemon Syrup
Walnn. and Tomato ca,aup.
Capers, Olives, Pickles,
Pepper SaHc2.
Preserved Pine zppse
Brandy rcac!:ea, do. {. srr!ea.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Gold Leaf and Rio Ilondo Cigars.
Palmetto, Ell Ensaya aud La Palma do:
Fine Gu, Chewing Tobaeeo.
Penn Ayers super do
Superfne Chewing Tobacco.
Common d. do.
Wines and Liquors!
Rectifra Whiskey
Old Rye Hammond Co.
Old Bourbon do.
New England Run.
London Dock Brandy.
Otard, Dupuy Co.'S do.
Godda-d's Brandy
St Julien Medoc C!ates.
Old MADEIRA.
Old Port Vine.
Old Malaga do.
Heidsick Wine.
,Dyass' London Porter.
Byass' London Ale.
White Wine Vinegar.
A General Assortment Of FRUITS.
With variety of other articles too numerous u
mention, which will be sold exceedingly low for
cash, by MEEONAf BUS" ELL
April II.
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Brigade Head Quarters.

MARSTOE, sept. Ist ISoo.
Order No. 80.
I>HE Colonels of the Sd Brigade of Cavalry are re.
CURED to make their returns by the irst ot Octo-
Der next The law will Le enforced, if this order is
n strictly complied with.
By order OF General r. H. Nelson.
HENRY CANTEY,
Brig Maj. 5th Brig OF Cavalry.
The Sumter Watchman, South Carolinian, Chester
Standard and Wiunsboro paper will plense copy.
Sept 4, 36 u.
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Fresh Arrivals,

WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUP.
w PLY OF Corn Starch, Marcaroni Citron, Cur.
rants, Guava jelly, Lobsters, Preserves &c.
Smoked Bsef Tongues, Smoked Bsof Fresh Soda,
Lemon, Butter, Wine and Sugar Crackers. Fresh
COVE OYSTERS General Assortment of Fresh
Candies, Pecan Nuts English Wslnuts. Superior
YEAST POWDERS Fins Cheese, &C., will be sold low
Tor Ash
July ioQ AEAoNEV q POSWELL
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T,ke Notice.

r FUREWARN all persons from trading with my
i wife, Frances Ann Cyburn, asI l will not pay any
:ehs contracted by her. also forewarn any person
or persons from harboring my said wife, as will Ell
force the law against them.
Aug. l4-if WILLIAM CLI buRN.
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The Subscriber

CONTINUES to keep sn assortment Of Fisk's
" tallic Burial Cases. The late improvement
their FORM and the handsome style in which tlcy
Misunderstanding rosewood-render them tie n
complete article ever offered 10 the public.
An Invoice Of Burial Clothing which will be dsrosci
OF in Suits or Single Articles, without cases II desired
Mayi {. l. CHATIhN
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FOR SALE,

THAT House and Store on Broad Street, at presen
l. occupied by Z. Shivcr. Terms liberal. App
- JAMES McEWEN.
Sept S6 If.
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A Card.

"a Card.
Mrs. J. W. ARTHUR will, in connection with
NJ Music. open Female School in this place in the
month Of October.
Iate. of Tuition Elementary branches per scholas.
nc year Of ten months $4,000
Higher branches, with the above 5000
Aug 7l-
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RrIck,nyins and Plastcr;ng.

TINE subscribeT will attend promptly and faithful
| 70 all orders entrusted to him in the above line,
which NAV be left either at the Post Office or at T.
osacc of the Camden Journal. G. 4. DEAN.
'Juuel 20 IT,
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NOTICE.

1 LII persons indebted to the Estate Of John Trns.
~ dell deceased, are requested to make immedi'
ate p.yment to the Executors on or before Return
3av they will find their notes in the hands OF an
Attorney for collection.
JESSE TRUSDELL p..r
JAS C. HALLE,
Sept. 4, 81 II
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es t.ElR nXl::HEIisn %

In making this announcement, am aware that
!r"lose to engage in enterpris" not free from diff
.u,.es; but these will enleavor to provide against
~ securing Subscription List that will place the
;.rer beyond the reach Of failure. South Carolina
ichy support, at her Capital. leading Literary
ri oIl,ic.l Weekly Journal. and to her people
,.w >sue this Prospectus feeling assured The enter
..-. will be sustained. and that they will support
nnv Journal of tie character Of that HOW proposed
t>a
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Administrators Notice.

A IL persons having demands against the Estate Of
n John Mcdowell deceased, are hereby notified
to present them duly a,tested and all indebted will
make payment to HUGH MCDOWELL, Admir-,
Aug 2S-6t
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GLENN SPRINGS,
SP.ART.lSDCl

SpAarASDURo DISTRICT, s. c. Juue 5, 1855.
DERM1T us. most respectfully. to inform you that
i this celebrated WATERING PLACE. with all aa
di,ion of Cold, Warm aud Shower Baths, with many
other improvements. will 10 completed and ready 10
receive comrany BY the 2Oth inst. We ask your pa
tronaso for this establishment during tho ensuing sea-
SON. We have. at great expense 10 ourselves under
taken to ouen tho HOTEL and entertain company.
The object had in view BY those who built up this as
Watering Place was to provide healthy, pleasant
and safe retreat Er our citizens in summer within the
limits of our State so as retain rs large orlon OF
the immense sums Of money spent every year by our
cirzens in travelling as possible. Every dollar Kept
among ourselves is 40 much added 10 tho wealth oio'r
own State and goes TO increase and extend her re-
sources and inn provcmrnis. At this place we have
every accommodation and amusement that can be hnd
II, any place Of resort. and we p!eige ourselves TO
devot. TO your comfnrt aud accommodation every en-
crgy and resource in our power.
June,-l9 If ~ JANNE1.
TXTRA Size Gauze Merino Under Shirts. for Sum
T. ucr wear. Also. Summer Goats, Gloves, etc.,
iusr openrd at the "O!d Corner" by
April II T. W. boNSHi'
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Hon. w. F. DESArssrRE, President.
Prof. c. F. McCAr, Actuury.
Dr.. JOHN FISHER, Treasurer
4 HOME COMPANY, with ample capital, haa
n been organized at Columbia, under favorable
piece to insure the lives Of white persons and negsoea
The rates are lower than those Of Northern Compa.
nies for residents OF the South
From these low rates fourth is deducted for the
first year
the insured
The amour, insu cd may be made payable to the
wife or the wife aud children, free from the claims Of
creditors.
For circulars explaining the objects and rates Of the
Company and the steps t"bc taken to effect insurance,
apply to J. A. YOUNG, Agent for Camden
June &c 26 IT,
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School Notice.

5N.l@. exercises Of Mrs. Pcck's School commenced
L IN Monday Sd inst. Terms the same rs last yes
.>on. Sept. 4.-tf.
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ORAyGEBURG
FEMALE SEMINARY.

Principal-Rev. /. S. K. LEGARE.
Assistants-Mr. j. F HAIR.
Mr. L. b. GAY.
Dir. H. R. DICKSON.
Miss H. 4. HAIR.
Mr. and Miss HAIR will instruct in Music French,
Drawing and Painting. &c
The Exercises Of the present session will be resumed
on the l7th August
TERMS
Board. &C.. with Tuition in all English studies for
the four remaining months of this session $4,000
Music and French d.. each 240o
Drawing and Painting together 1900
Use Of Piano . 200
N. B-Payu,ent required in advance.
July - 80 Il
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Wanted to Hire.
A NEGRO WOMAN. plain c. Ok Wages paid
"A monthly. Apply at this Office
Aug. 28-tf
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Notice.

IL persons indebted to the Estate Of Nancy Trus.
II dell deceased, will make immediate payment or
they will find their notes in the hands Of Attorney
for collection by next Return Day.
Sept. 4-t!. JESSE TRUSDELL, Admir-.
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4 NEW LITERARY AND POLITE
CAL JOURNAL,


:'.ii undersigned late Editor Of The South Caro-.
lntan and Columbia Banner. PROPOSES 10 publish,
The city Of Columbia, Literary, Poicai and News
i.u.nal, to he called
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BARGAINS,

BARGAINS.
INlIE subscribers being d, Sirens close rp tho as
Il signed Estate OFF, !. l'liaI. offer the stock on
hand at nett cost, and Will continue to do 20 until the
first Of August when the store will he closed and the
balance closed nrt IN quantities ru suit purchasers.-
Physicians Planters and Country Merchants will find
this chance to supply themselves at small cost
aud with article that NAV be relied on.
A. N. / r. KENNEDY, Assignces.
July 10, 2S If.
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LITERARY JOURNAL,

t,.r tie HON, circle, TIE EXAMINER will be conduct
vith view to render i, at least equal to any ever
i,'ished ut he South The choicest selections OF
,.lish and American Literature will b, made for
r'lrmns and number of able Contributors will
secured. will endeavor, in this department, t'
axe it Journal worthy of the patronage and steady
'rrort Of the people oiths State and Of the South
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Notice.

4 IPLICATION will be made to the next Legisla
~ ture Of South Carolina, to close up the public
Road. leading from the Chcsnuts Ferry Road to the
Betou Boat Ii nding. JOHN HALE
JAS. B. CURETON.
AUG 2l-Sln
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POLITICAL JOURNAL,

+ NAM NEE will abide by the old landmarks ofthr,
.'e Rights democracy. Independent Of na,ions'
ties, II will take stand as faithful cooreraor
The great work Of maintaining Southern Rights and
:.'rn"ting Southern union. 1t will be the gan Of
T"litical party-the exponent of no political reed
which has not for one Of ts carlinal principles the
.uality Of the South in the Union, or independence
,' "fit.' This is no faith. but which South
"a olina has long and earnestly contcuded for.
NEWS JOURNAL.
rnE EXAMINER will ontain the Latest News Foreign
.i domestic, received up TO the hour Of publication
will give full and correct MARKET RtPorTs and
PKwES CURRENT. Gu, readers in the country may rely
strict attention being paid to simrortan cntur"
ia newspaper 1t will give full and accurate reports
f the PRocErprSes OF THE LEGISLATURE and of
aud the acts and doings Of the various p"litca organ
'z,lons. All news worth giving to its rea,lers will
rr carefully eulled for its columns
SIZE AND STYLE
THE EXAMINER will be one Of the LARGEST Weekly
Journals in the Southern States, printed with new
and elf CANT type, on fine white paper. and issued in
large quarto form Of eight pages, containing frty
nolunns Of interesting reading matter 1t will be the
iandsomest paper ever published in South Carolina.
have thus given outline oftbe principal features
.f the EXAMINER. Caroliniahs or tho people Of the
south ought to need further appeal in view Of the
present aspect of political anirs to induce them To-
sustain th vigor and efficiency their own Press and
Literature
TERMS
Two DOLLARS per annum payable in advance. This
fra, years payment will he required the receipt
of the first number of the paper which will he issued
soon receive sufficient number of subsc i,ers
t" ensure it's success. Send forward your Names
~ Postmasters who will b. 20 kind as to forward
m names of subscribers will confer favor. and will
r. c-ive copy of the EXAMINER without charge. Al
,:rcss me at this place.
WM B. JOHNSTON
CoLUnBIA, S. c., August, 1865
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Writing Ink

(WHICH We par,ant to lie good. Also, Indrlible
w Ink in variety. T. WORKMAN i CO.
7 AIDES and Gentlemens Cause Cndervests for
IL Summer Wear Also, liau$e and Angola Elan.
ncs for sale q, the "Uld Co. ner.
July lO-tf. i. X. BONNEf.
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South Carolina Female Collegiate
Institute.
HE duties Of this institution under the sole charge
i of its Proprietor nnd Principal assisted by an
able corps Of Teachers will be resumed on the first
URSDAY in October. F. MARKS, NJ. D.
Aug 2s-3t. Principal and Proprietor.
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For Sale.

4 Two.HORSE WAGON and or horses Ap
"A ply to JAMES McEWEN.
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Administrators Notice.
A IL persons having demands against the Estate OF
n john Mcclure, deceased, arc hereby notified to
present tho same duly attested and those indebted are
required to make immediate payment to
Avg. 2s-3,. JOHN E. MCCLURE, Admir-.
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To Rent.

rINHE HOUSE AND STORE, on Broad-Street, at
l. present occupied by Mr.. J. L. Murray. aid Il.
Morgan Possession Of tho house Civ, Immediately,
and OF the store on the lst October next Apply to
Aug. 28.-tf. JAMES McEWEN.
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ERESH Citrate of Magnosia; seltzcr Aperient an
i Congress Water. For sale by
Sept 4. 7. j. WORKMAN W.
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r: IT.! TIL:

4 FRESH supply Of Green and Black Teas Of su.
II peror quality. Just received at the "od Corner"
July 10. - IT,
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Aug 2l-3m.
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~ have just reccived 4 large and we'll selected
" sock Of BONNETS, consisting Of Straw, leg
horn, and Fancy Silk,
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-13

REwARDING WoRTH.-We very much doubt
whether any company ever had much cleverer
set Of employees than the California Stage Com
pany. The secret of it is this, they watch for
unusual merit and, when found, reward it. For
instance. their agent in Nevada, Blaze" as a
mark Of the Company's esteem, was recently
presented with most extraordinary pin. The
Journal says Of it:
Language is too poor for description. II
is comet shape. The disk is round and two
inches and a half across. composed of hem
sphere of glass. or bulls eye, in front, behind
which. aud through which is seen a Bungtown
copper and some other traps to which trap
door opens on the back Blazing tail of new
tin. several inches in length, streams off from
the disk. square, aud of course hollow from the
nature Of the material. A small ramrod behind
completes the present" .
We understand the Company possesses
magnificent golden ring, set with three very
costly diamonds. This is the valuable piece of
jewelry that Sam Hanson didn't give to Lou
Burk, as a mark of his exalted estimation of that
young gentleman's great vocal powers-he
having recently treated the donor to a specimen
of his vocalizing. reaching all the way from Te-
hama to Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-13

CALAvKRas County JrDcK<HIr.-Jutlgr Crca.
nor has dec iltd the matter Of the Connty ludgr
hip in favor of W. w. Porter Esq. who
ceived his appointment from GOV. Bi shr The
decision has given almost universal satisfaction.
Our readers may perhaps rerollrct The senss.
ton which the appointment above noicrd
caused Cha.. +. Ienke was clr, ted by ihr pro-
pie of the County t, the uflice of County Judsr
but no election had been ordered. and con.e-
ouenily ful! vote was not given. The enemies
of Gov Bigler accused him al %, erriaing the
law in making this app in'mrnt. and claimed
that as vacancy existed in thr flee. the pro-
pie had right to fill it. and rhat The forms 4
calling elections meant no'hing so long as tbs
election was had.
Judge Creanor as will bt seen from The fore.
going, has decided that The election of Mr. Leake
was unanthorised and void. We have observed
that ''boues' John" is generally right. here the
Interpretation of law affecting his dnies Is
concerned.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-13

The CHAPMAN FAMILY.-We are pleased to
announce that this far-famed theatrical company
will give one of their pleasant performances. this
evening in Loag's new brick building. Among
the members Of this troupe we recognize seve-
raj familiar names-names which recall TO our
mind many a side-splittids laugh that we in
days long gone, enjoyed in the old American u
in the Bay city. The reputation of George
Chapman and Mrs. Chapman, acquired in the
Atlantic States, and SO long sustained on the
California boards, is the best guarantee of the
rich treat in store for those Of our citizens who
may attend this evening.
We trust the Company may find it both pleas.
ant and profitable to make prolonged stay in
our town.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-13

The TELEGRAPH.-It keeps one busy to watch
the progress Of this wond erful invention. We
see it stated that in few months submarine
telegraph cable will he laid across the Gulf of
ST. Lawrence to ST. Johns, in Newloundland.-
That will at once bring New York within FIVE
days and hafof Liverpool. But Immediately
after the completion of the Telegraph TO ST.
Johns, the laying of the wire across the Atlantic
to the coast of Ireland is to be attempted. That
the thing will be accomplished we entertain not
a doubt. London is already connected with
Trieste and Sebastopol by telegraph, and by this
time, perhaps, has similar communication to
Constantinope and Algiers, which will probably
be extended TO Calcutta by December. After
these tremendous achievements it is strictly
within the bounds of probability to say that but
few years will pass before the wires will be
conducted on from India by the various islands
to Australia. BY the same period the wires will
span the broad bosom of our Republic, when
startling God-like result Of mans DARN. and
skill!-a man may sit in San Francisco and con-
verse with friend in New York London, PARIS
Constantinople, Alsiers, Calcutta Melbourne! |!
How long will ii be before this wondrous MIR
acle may be seen in FIVE years7 We believe
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-13

A CoMPARIsoA-Nothing is more common
with Northern editors than the institution of
odious comparisons. between Northern and
Southern States. And even here in California.
it is by no means rare to conceited ignorance
indulging in the mean and miserable pastlne of
decrylng some portion Of our glorious union.
And more especially is Yirginia,-the land of
Washington, of Jefferson. of Henry; the land
to whose soil the material for American Pres
idents seems of indigenous growih-virgina,
around whose name circles forever a halo of
glory that should ever keep warm with patriotic
ardor the breast of the country loving American
this brave old State, Virginia, is in nine cases
out OF ten picked out and set up as target at
which to hurl the contemplate shafts of these
however, is ever blind and ungenerous aud dis
honest. She regards not truth.
The census develops facts that should here
after close the mouths of these slanderers. II
discloses the fact that Virginia has ten colleges
with thirteen hundred students, while New
York, the greatest of the Northern States, with
population three times as great as that of Vir.
ginia. has but eight colleges with less than nine
hundred students. 1t must not be fol gotten too
that Virginia every year has more than her pro-
portion OF representatives in the more dstin-
guished of the northern institutions of learning.
while all those in her own colleges are native
and to the manor born" So much for intelli-
gence.
AS to wealth, the census exposes the fact that
the white population of virginia-not counting
slaves as property-possess four hundred and
thirty-ive dollars to each, while those of New
York possess, on an average. but three hundred
and fifty-four dollars. The disproporton in favor
of Virginia, if slave property be counted, would
be nearly twice as great. So much for wealth.
And as to the productions of the soil Virginia
in proportion to the population, produces twice
much wheat, and four times as much corn as
does New York, to say nothing about tobacco
and cotton which New York does not raise at
all
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-13
The sacrnmcnto Trail.--Wagon Rond
Practicable.

Mr.. Ross McCloud, the gentleman to whose
enterprise we are more Immediately indebted
for the near completion of the new and admira-
BILE trail leading from this place, ria the Sugar
Loaf Back Bone and Dog Greek, to Yreka,
called upon us in the early part of last week,
and exhibited list of the amounts subscribed
by our citizens in behalf of the enterprise. Al
ready about $500 have been subscribed, besides
enough more promised to swell the entire sub
scription to at least thousand dollars.
There can be no doubt that this trail is by
many miles the shortest route from Shasta to
Yreka. With mules so soon as the trail is COM
pleted, the trip will regularly be made by
travellers in two days.
Another very important fact has been de-
veloped by the completion of this trail SO far,
and that is that the building of good wagon
road over the same route, with comparatively
small expenditure of money, is entirely practi-
cable. Here, then, the citizens of Shasta have
site for the shortest wagon road to Yreka, and
which requires but the expenditure of few
thousand dollars to make it the great thorough
fare between the extreme Northern portion of
the State and the Sacramento Valley. What say
our citizens, shall the road be made or will
they quietly permit the entire trade and travel,
ity OF Shasta, to be diverted by enterprising men
in another directionl
Our people should remember that the wagon
road to Yreka, pia McCumbers Saw Mill is NO
igment of the excited brain, but a fixed fact
More than twenty teams now on that route
with loads of two or three tons each, establish
beyond all gainsayng its claim to the character
Of good and practicable road. And we can
truly say that we are glad of tive rejoice al
it. Tuo good wagon roads leading from the
Valley to Yreka are not too many. Let US have
them. We are one Of those who believe that il
is difficult thing to make too many good
roads in country. On the contrary it ha:
ever been our habit to look upon all enter
prises whereby intercommunicarion between
different sections and localities is facilitated
as public blessings. The projecting Of new
roads, &C., whereby the interchange of the
commodities Of the people of one section
with those of another is rendered less difficult
has ever seemed to us an evidence of the enter
prise, wisdom and usefulness, as citizens, of the
projectors. We repeat, then, let us have both
roads, Our word for it we will have use for
them. No law in political economy is better
established than that the trade, between any
given points, will expand and flourish in cor
responding degree with the increase of facili-
ties