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iave now for sale, the Farmers Guide" by Henry
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OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC

4 RE respectfully informed that they will find at
n the old stand of Workman Boone, large
and well assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES, HATS,
CAPS Trunks, Valices and Carpet Bags, which We
will sell as low as can be bought in this market
April 25. T. WORKMAN W.
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Constantly OH Hand,

TEMENT, Calcined Plaster of Paris, for building
~ purposes; Gypsum or Lan6 Plaster, for agricul.
tural purposes and Stone Lime all Of good quality and
in quantities to suit purchasers.
A very superior articeof White Lime for whitewash
ing. ,,. c. L. CHATTEN.
March9. COX IF
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~ ENTLEMEN'S fine Black Cloth Frock Coats, black
" Cashmere and whito Marseilles Vests opened
last week and for sale at the "Old Corner" by
Oct. 3l-tf +. w. BONNEI.
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FIavorinetExtracts

EOR Ices, Custards, Puddings, and allknds Of Con.
l. dictionary Pastry, &eatc. Among them are Va.
nilla Lemon, Peach, Nutmeg Bitter Almond, Banana,
Pine Apple Strawberry, Raspberry, Rose Ginger, Gin.
namon, DC. &C., allvcry superior ard for sale BY
F. L. ZEMP.,
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Shoes, Shoes.

4 FULL supply Of Ladies BOOTS and SHOES, Of
n all styles ond qualities; Misses SCHOOL BOOTS
nd SHOES, Youths and Boys Shoes. Just received
by W. ANDERSON.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS I!

CUST received from the house of David Landreth,
y Philadelphia, large and wel.selected assortment
OF GARDEN SEEDS. consisting in part, Of the fol
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Notice..

TINE Subscriber still continues to act as Agent for
i parties doing business in either of the Banks in
Camden and hopes by strict attention to the same to
merit continuance Of the patronage heretofore en-
trusted to him. G. MATHESON.
Aug 20, 1854. 3a-y
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A. M. & X. Kennedy

A. NJ. & IL. Kennedy
ITAVE received and offer for sale full assortment
III of Ready Made Clothing, consisting of Coats,
Vests, Pants "
BOYS CLOTHING.
Goats and Vests, Under Shirts Drawers, Hose lies
Cravats, &c,
Dress Shrts ofsuperior quality made to order and
warranted to fit. oct "a
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FROM MAJOR VAN BUREN,,

BROTHER OF
MARTIN VAN BUREN,, EX.PRESlDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
KrspERnooK, n. Y, Sept goth, 1858.
MIR A. L. ScovrLL-Dcar Sir: Having occasion to
use an Erpectorant and Oongh Remedy last winter,
was recommended by the Rev. Mr.. Tiffany, of thi.
place, to try the Liyerwort Tar and Chanchalagua
lid 60, and think vas greatly benefited by it, and
do HEARTILY RECOMMEND 1T TO OTHERS as a
Cough Remedy. L. VAN BuRbN.
KIMpERuooK. n Y Sept. 20, 1853
l fully concur in the above statemout
FRED. 7. TIFFANY,
Rector of the Episcopal Church.
sEWoULD 1T BE POSSIBLE e.
for such Of so high standing to be induced to DE-
cEIvE the poor consumptivei
c8-Be sure and ask for DR.. Rogers Lverwort
Tar and Canchalsgua, and let no other be palmel
upon you.
For sale by
SCOVIL & MEAD,
Ill Chartres st., between Cont and St. Louis, n O.
Sole Agents for the Southern Suites, to whom all
orders aud applications for agencies must be ad
dressed.
Sold also by T. J. DELAY and 7. J. WORKMAN L Co.,
Camden MAGILL g. HEATH, Lancaster :WscHrsrrR6
Srrr, Monroe, n. c.; FISHER & HElSlTsu Cormbia.
Feb. 20-S mo.
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New Velvet Trimmings.

IUST received q full assortment of black and color
= ed Velvet Trimmings Of all widths at
Dec. 5.-lm. G. MATHESON'S.
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Hides.

TNHE highest price will be given for good hides
l. by W. ANDERSON.
Aug. 90 81 tt.
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COOPERS ISING GLASS, Almonds, Yeast Pow
v ders Extracts, Candles, Soaps, &C., for sale at tn
"Old Corner" at the lowest prices.
Oct 10 u. W. bONNE1.
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DonleStics.

Domestics.
DED and white Flannels, Lnseys Ticks, SheetingS,
IL all widths Bed and Crib Blankets, Long Cloths,
brown and beached Shirtiugs, &c. For sale low, by
Sept27 a, NJ & R. KENNEDY.
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Sept. II.
Domestic Goods.

DLEACHED and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
ID Plads and Stripes, for servants, Cotton Cassi.
meres, Dcnims and Checks Bed Tick. DC. For sale
by A. M. d. K. kENNDD4.
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7 EATHER and Shoe.Findings::::-A
l. large assortment of Leather and Shoe Findings.
For sale low by WORKMAN d w.
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GUNNER Clothing and Hats in great variety OF
- STYLES. Also, Fancy Linens &c. for Gentlemen's
wear, Just opening at the "Old Corner" by
March l3,-tG Il. W. BoNNEY.
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T AIDES Dress Goods in Black and colors and
L. ovory grade of style and quality. Just opened
at tho "Old Corner" BY +. W. BONNEi:
March l3, IL u.
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Patent Medicines, DC.
4 FRESH SUPPLY, just received, among them

a are: s''''' ~ 'e~ ''-'-' '''''
Holloway's Ointment Cherry Pectoral
Holloway's Pills Hastings Syrup Naptha
Hobensack's Worm Syrup Rodgers Syrup of Liver.
Mexican Mustang Lini. wort aud Tar and Can.
ment chalagua
Pain Killer Dally's Magical Pain Ex.
Setzer Aperient tractor
Barry's Trcopherous Christie's Galvanic Belts
Jayne's Medicines Necklaces, Bracelets and
Railways Ready Relief Fluid
Oxygenated Bitters Brow's Ess. Jamaica Ginger
Georgia Sarsaparilla Murray's Fluid Magnesia
Sands Sarsaparlla Cod Liver Oil -.r
Townsend Sarsaparilla Indian Hair Dye
Dead Shot Bachelors Hair Dye
Fahnestock's Vermfuge Depilatory Power
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cher Magnetic Plaster
ry
For sale by F. L. ZEMP.
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Notice.

A SR. KENNEDY'S Stock Of Dress Goods
n. for Ladies' wear, Embroiderie., Hosry, Gloves
&C., is now very full and offered on the most reasona
BILE TERMS
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Keen Warm.

Keep Warm.
X ENTLEMEN'S Overcoats, some very large size.
VI Also, Boys Ovcrcoats, just opened ana Ior SAFE
at the "Old Corner" by L. W. BoNNEf.
CARPET Bags, Floor Cloths, Crumb Cloths, &c.
" just received at "the Old Corner"
Sept l9-tf. T. W. boNNEl'
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Aug. %.

DEADY.MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS
IL For sale by A. N & R. KENEEDY-rfz:
Dress, Frock, and Business Coats; Vests and Pan.
taloons Dress and Under Shirts; Drawers; half Hose
Fancy Cravats; Washington Ties, &c
Boys Cothing-Coats and Vests. Fashionable Hats,
Caps, &c. Sept.27.
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Keen Your Feet warm and Dry.

r AIDES and Gentlemen who are exposed either to
IL tho wet or cold winter.weather, would do well to
proyide themselves with Cork Soles and Winter Over
shoes, which may be had Of superior quality and on
reasonable terms Of WORKMAN 70.
Nov. 81, At u.
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To Painters.

IV L IVHHtCTSs
THE Subscriber has now on hand large and select
i stock of Pure White Lead, Zinc White, Linsee
OIL Spts. Turpentinc IA Home production) Chrome
Green, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A fine lot of American and French Window Glass
sizes from = 10 to Is X "a; Putty in bladdera
Glaziers Knives, Paint Brushes and Sash Tools which
will be disposed ofon the most reasonable terms.
o. J. DELAY.
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Just Received.

4 N assortment of Fisk's METALLIC BURIAL ca
n SES There havo been lato improvements in
this article Can be soon at tho subscribers Ware.
Room. O. L. CHATTEN.
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T AIDES Brown and Drab cloths for Talmas and
IL Cloaks just opened at the "Old Corner. by
Oct 3l-tf. r.. W. bONNEi.
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the only really ineligible and reliable history of eur
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tabshed literary, scientific and theological character
we urge them upon the consideration Of the reading
public.
Arrangements are now permanently made for the re-
CENT of early sheets from the British publishers by
which we are enabled to place all our reprints in the
hands of subscribers about soon az they can be ur
nisLed with the foreign copies Although this involves
very large outlay our part, We shall continue to
furnish the periodicals at the same low rates as here
tofore, viz: Per annuln:
For any one Of the four Reviews. $500
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! For any three of the four reviews. 100
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BANK AGENCY.!!

THE subscriber continues to act az agent in both o
i the Banks Of Camden. Z. ". BONNEY.
July II, 20 tt.
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NONGRESS WATER for sale by the case at the
" "Old Corner" E. W. BONNEY:
March 20, IL u
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HOUSEKEEPING articles in great variety; also
IL Bathing Tubs, Rocking and Sitting Chairs, just
received at tho "Old Corner" by
Oct3l-tf Z. w. BONNE1.
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.

Camden, May 80, 1854.
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ALLEGED SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLERS
DISMISSAL OF THE COMPLAINTS.

DISMISSAL VI lHE tO3l
At2 clock yesterday the hearing in the cases Of
Mr. Whitney OF Lovejoys Hotel; p. G. Mallory
Messrs. Ludmsn, P. Mapes and twelve Others charged
by Henry T. Robinson OF the Carson League, with
selling liquor on SUNDAYS contrary to Law, was adj
iourl ed at the last meeting. large concourse OF
people assembled at the Tombs TO witness the nve,-
tigation.
The doors Of the Court of Special Sessions were
thrown open and in few minutes the room was
crowded to e1cess Justice Bogart took lis seat on
the bench, when Robinson, the complainant, was
called upon for discrimination in the case OF Mr.
Whitney, which was not concluded at the former
meeting.
John Sessions Esq, appeared as counsel for Whit
ney and was to thoroughly overhaul Robinson bat
he did not answer to his name. An officer was dis
patched for him. but during his absence the counsel
for the Carson League made known the fact that the
complainant Robinson had left the City and perhaps
tho County TO attend upon sick sister. Ii was In
timated that he had gone to Canada and several IN
Cont were ~ uncbarable as to nsinuate that he had
gone away to avoid the consequence OF complaints
for perjury, which to be preferred against him in
making certain affdavits to the sale Of liquors on
Sundays.
Mr.. Sessions moved that Mr.. Whitney, his client,
be discharged on account of the prosecutors absence
Capt. Richard French OBLIGATED counsel for two
of the defendants and called for their discharge on the
some grounds urged by Mr.. Sessions.
Mr. French spoke in strong terms of Robinson,
whom he characterized as Spy, vagrant, &C., doing
a dirty work for consideration.
The Rev. DIS. Tying, Cuyler and Wallen, Joseph
Hoxio, ESQ.,, and Others favorable to the Carson
League, subpenaed by the liquor-deslers, were in
Court to testify to the character of r bnson, &c.
The various counsel alleged that if he could then be
placed on the stand, he could be shown up in such
light that his oath would not be taken in Court of JUS
tice Upon renewal Of the counsel for the discharge
of their clients the magistrate not only granted the APP
pcation, but discharged the complaints against each
of the defendants and stated that he would render
written opinion next week. setting forth his reasons for
so doing AT this a triumphant shout was given by
the victorious party and all left the Court On reach
ing the street some loud and angry words ensued be-
tween those in the liquor interest and certain members
of the Carson League. A collision being feared Ser
ceant Smith Of the Lower Police Court, with a few
officers of his squad restored order and the crowd
quietly dispersed after the most fanatca Of those on
both sides shaking fists, making threats of violence,
&C. The written opinion of Justice Bogart in the mat
ter will be looked for with interest.
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DIED.

ARSoLp-In Chester Warren County, " T., May IS, JANE
~. L. A Arnold and daughter Of Joseph w. and
Elizabeth IL. Leggett aged - years.
BsCIHtAD-On "Wednesday June g. n the Iih year
Of his age the Rev JAcoB BRoDHsAD, d. D. formerly Of
the Ministers Of the Collegiate Ref Dutch Church. in this city
The clergy and tho relatives friends Off
family Of tho invited attend the funeral
vices the North Dutch Church, Of William aud
Eutonsts Friday the 9th iIs at o'clock In the aftsr-
precisely.
GoPsIi-On "Wednesday morning, 9Th inst AGNES. daughter
of the late Thomas Gorsiil.
The relatives and hiends family also Of her brothers
invited 70 attend the services Thursday afternoon
az oclcck from her late residence No i0i Waynet be-
tween and Henderson, Jersey City, without further
invitation
LAPPix-Cn the lst inst, WILLIAM N. LAPPIs AZ No. 3l
stsDtonst., sged months.
The renens inferred in the Cemetery Of the Eyegreen
OCossoR-In Almond. Alegany, Friday LIST inst Mrs
ELIZkBK1H A O'COSSoR, aged II years, wife OF james r.
O'Counor. and daughter Of Rufus Huntley
PowEIL-Cn tuesday the 5th usf Of consumption MARIA
CART.R wife OF Peter Powell in he seth year OF her age.
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral from the residence OF her brothefinav
Mills T. Baker Powerss, and G,ahamay, on Thurs
day, the 9Th inst, at O'clock Pm.
SAELLln broOkly Wednesday afternoon George SMELL,
in The scd year Of his age
The furea services will take place No 81 Woughbyst
IhUrsday aft O'Clock. The relatives aud friends
will be conveyed Greenwood Cemetery by tho relatives
Friday morning AZ ~ o'clock.
SItytAs-In the City Of NewAbny Ind May 81, In the full
triumph Of Chri'tian hope Mrs LUCINDA Carter, wife Of
Mr. John Stevens formerly Of Paterson, jersey aged
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ruv nr1,rs ny CENSUS MARsHALs.-Tbe following
.,or from the Office Of the Secretary of State in re-
s..o,oo o. tho dutics Of Census Marshas has been
Sdros.ea 10 The Secretary of the Convention Of Mar
sbals from fbis city:
ALBANY, June 5, 1855
n r. HEKDERsON-Sir: In answer to your inqui-
onld say the Census embrace all kinds Of
ry There other means Of arriving at the sastes OF
pece end trade, the most Of which not provided for
In he Schedule Stores vacant lots piers &c. are not to Oe
ysjued By the Msrshals.
ma, ia intended 10 shy place in which labor
rher With without machinery applied TO the kius or
Increasing he value Of article Mechanic shops oil every
MsrSets simply for the sale q vegetables should not
be incrled Any building inhabited b. family or by ini yes
from your port would not be any of the Schedules
Ife ssme Of lumber aud coal ysrds -. s.A.an,..
are 70 up anyzd a, this office W shan BE- ao:
adopt uniform rule, and hrsha rnaTs emf b
from originally intended or generally uaaefaooa sy
In relation ~ s,oree groceries &C. the aggregate number
without ressr value should sono be entered occupied
a. dwes in which the value Of the real estate only
The ngnber Of employees and sAeroons not
,ed for occupation Of each person as entered IN seie
loyed in sgg gse In relation TO iDterPcters has
uniformly been decided BY this department that hey were zen
ard Common Councils In cities should allow fr the expense
this question they alone have the power to act AMI we eaa
only express opinion In nsuy have
this difficulty by appointing boe who could SPEAK In
have eDdeavoIed your questions In the order 10
which you have proposed them
The wealth and Industry II the State made up OF 40 many
elean that attempt include the whole 10 one system OF
Schedules would many questions and lead 20 90 many
difficulties that II advisable 70 omit whatever iSht DC a.
rived Official reports Of The General Government or under
existing laws ofthe State. -.
The Of imports aud exports Of the country better
shown by the reports Of the Custom than could possibly
DO done by the Genius returns.
The same remark applies inland navigation, our rail
roads banks companies colleges and academies
schools benevolent insu'ions &c all Of which are felared
make certified olums TO their respective departments a. Ia
State Capital.
The puIose the Census Is 20 ren the Pou aon OF the
State It, clements changes; its industry as shown BY
productive labor and ito in agriculture mines ami
manufactures
The Schedules and nctons amed so far az possible
supply the expected vents Of he Census bai there were
come things unforeseen which will be immediately corrected
far A. possible By Circular BIO published 10 th' newspapers
Respectful ly yours, $500. -
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MARRIED..

Thursday Slst May BY the Rev
Edw Holmes, Mr.. JosL H. AsGELL OF Chattraw 70 Miss
KATE :. G.RDEsIER of Undertook .
DAkLINc-LFE-Cn Wednesday, June 8, by tho Rev. Dr.
Gillette WILLIAM A. DARLING 10 Miss JOSEPHINE b.,
daughter o Daniel Lee all Of this city.
tBwAsDs-JaMEs-In Albany Tuesday, June B, by the
Rev William ames, Isaac EDwskDs, Esq. of that city,
to ANNE McBRDs jams eldest daughter Of the officiating
minister
GLBtkT-DIsoswAy-In this city Tuesday June 3 at the
Second Wesleyau Chapel by the Raw Randolph Mercen
I. GILBsRI CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA daughter OF
Wilhelm p. Disoswsy all of this city.
Haws-BEkRES--On Tuesday, June 5, by the Rev. T.. H.
Chaplin GEORGE HAws Jr TO Miss SARAH p. BEsRIEs, all
of this city.
HAwKs-Io.DLEY-On Tuesday, 9Th inst, by the Rev. ASS D.
smith, DID, the Rev. THERON II. HAWKS of West Spring
fell Mas May, eldest daughter of David Hoadley,
Esq, of this city.
sLapf-PfRKns-In Brooklyn Tuesday, June 5, by the
Rev X. :. Sorrs, Jr.. JoHs NJ SLAD. OF New York to
MARy eldest daughter of Dehn Perkins, ESQ., Of the former
place.
TEschEMAKER-S.RoSI-On the 5h inst. By the Rev Dr.
Tyng =. TFsCBEMAKER Of san Francisco. Call TO FkEO
EsIcA MOOR. SAsosI Of Hamburg Germany
WARD-NoRTH--At New Britain Conn, Monday, Juno T.
by the Rev. VIM w Woodwork Water ury, ALExASDsR
Nj. WARD Mss Louisa b., daughter Of the late William
Il. North.
WIsG-MAYHFw-At Chsrlemout, Mass, ThurSday
ing. Mey 81 by the Rev Aa'on Foster LvciUs b. W'sc,
Esq. II Newark, o., to MARY VI. NJ MaYHcw, youngest
daug her of Capt Geo. Mayhem Of Chasmont
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fAdvertisementl
"TME IS MoyEY."-Most emphatically true is

"TME Is MONEY. Most emphatically true is
this SAYING the mechanic dsysborrr Loss Of time loss
ofmouey and Of the direct Of subsistence Hundreds OF
Thousands Of doars are thus lost 10 the poorer classes By Fever
end Ague DLsHLER's AsTIPtRIoDIc PILLS will restore
s,Iensh and appetite and esc; rapid thus enabling the
mechanic to prosecute bis business Sold By al dealers and BY
c. d. DEsBLER Agent the wholesale depot, No. Ji Broad
way. New-YoTk
The above opusr and succef remedy sold at wholesale
and retail bv CHAs H. RING, Broadway AMI John-s.
also by C. v CLIcKrsER Co.. No 81 Barcsyst.i srEPHEs
PAUL Co.. No. l4s Chambers-s;; C. WELLS Co.. No II
Freni JoHs W. GRFFrHs, corner of Grand aud Nor
fOlk-sts
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MELANCHOLY CAsuALrr.-A correspondent sends
US the following from East Plymouth, Ashtabula
County, Ohio under date of May 81:
"A sad casually yesterday e'ternoon deprived our
township of two Of most estimabe and industrious
citizens. Felix and Ezekiel Ross brothers and part
ner were digging and preparing to stone well about
twenty feet in depth and had been working for some
Tine IN the forenoon In and about the same. In the
complained of not feeling well or OF fantness Ere
kei Ross the younger, went down to his relief, and
ey some means the boy reached the top, but Mr.. X.
sen 10 the bottom. The boy lay inseusible for some
tne brother who ran to the well and Immediately went
S0~n' sppPosipg bis brother had fallen and been