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Head.Quarters, 22d. Reg, 5. G. NJ.

CAMDEN July Cd. 100.
IN pursuance Of an order from Col. K. Anderson
4 acting Brigadier Genernl an election will be h'id
on Thursday the 9th. DAY Of September, for briEa-
dier General to command the fifth Brigade s. Z. NJ
to Ill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Brigadier Gen. Chandler The polls for the 22d Reg;
ment vii! be opened at Camden and the election held
by 1t. Col Warren, and Major Jones, as Managers
Bv order ol Col. Taylor.
july l0-tf WM. r. TAYLOR, Adlutaht.
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children With large number Of friends to mourn
their loss. This to human eyes is sad bereavement
that one possessing that peculiar complication Ct
rrtus that marks the character Of the truly good wo
man, should be snatched away by the grim monster
Death just in the bloom o: her ago and usefulness,
but
a. Life is span, a heetng hour
How soon the vapor flies;
Man is y tender transient flower,
That een in blooming dies.
Hope looks beyond the bound Of time
When what we now deplorc,
Shall rise in full immortal prime,
And bloom to fade no more
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new ST0 RE-.

SIERcNEY & BOSWELL, have opened :t Inc
III rotnur of rrood md Rutledge streets, IN the
Store recently occupied by asjor \. ?; aoar. Nv
choice assortment of FRESH HEAVY AND FANCl
GROCERIES, to which theY, inT!te t1e a"e"'''a "
purchasers: in part as follows
Heavy Groceries:
NO. and r. R.SUGAEs: :1,...
Crushed, Pulverized and Stuarta Loaf DO
Rio. Java, and Cuba Coffee
New Orleans and Cuba Moasses
Salt. Leaf Lard.
Bacon Sides Canvass Hams.
North Carolina Flour.
Goshen and English Dairy Cheese.
Soap, Starch, Cleansing Soap
Sperm and Adamantine CANDIES
Nos. !, and 3 Maskcrrl.
Fancy Groccries
Quarter Boxes RAI@i&S.
Half and whvlo 10.
Almonds, Figs and !s,.crtad Candies,
Ginger and Chow.Chow PRESERVES.
Sardines and Preserved Salmon.
Cove Oysters. Preserved bobsters
Lemon Syrup s'
Walnut and Tomato Csesup.
Capcu, Olives, Pichleet
Pepper Sauce
Preserved Pine Apple
: Brandy Peaches. do e: errics.
Tobacco alrd CiSurS:
Gold Leaf and Rio IIondo Cigars.
Palmetto ri Ensaya and 1a Palma do,
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Penn & Ayers super do.
Supcriinc Chewing Tobacco.
Common do. do. "
Wines and Liquors.
Rectiied Whiskcy
Old Rye Hammond do
Old Bourbon do.
New England Run.
London Dock Brandy.
otard, Dupuy & Co.'S do.
GoGdard's Brandy
z Julien Mcdoc Clsrc,-
. 0n Madeira.
Old Port Vino:
Old Malaga do
Yfeidsick Wine.
Brass' London Pottc2
Byass' London Ale
White Wine Vinegar. 49,.
A General Assortment Of FRUITS 80,
With variety Of other article, too numerous 70 +
mention, which will be sold exceedingly low for
cash, by ME2ONEY i BOSWELL.
April IT,
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Fresh Arrivals,

w PLY Of Corn Starch, Maccaroni, Citron, Cur.
rants, Guava jelly, Lobstcrs, Preserves &c.
Smoked Beef Tongues, Smoked Beef Fresh Soda,
Lemon, Butter, Wine, and Sugar Crackers. Fresh
COVE OYSTERS. A General Assortment Of Fresh
Candies, Pecan Nuts English Walnuts, Superior
YEAST POWDERS Fine Cheese, &C., will be sold low
for CASH.
July 10 If MERONEY & BOSWELL
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BARGAINS.

TINHE subscribers being desrons to close up the as
i signed Estate of 2. j. DELAY, offer the stock on
hand at nett COST and vii, continue to DO 80 until the
first of August when the store will be closed and the
balance closed ont in quantities to suit purchasers,
Physicians Planters aud Country Merchants will find
this chance to suppy.themselres q. small cost
and with articles that may be relied on.
4. NJ & r. KENNEDY, Assignecs.
July 10, 2S II
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Notice..

1JNfIE subscrfr has on hand an assortment Of small
i plaid Silks which he will cut in lengths to suit
purchasers, also Gno article Of black Grenadine,
suitable either for Dresses Mantles, or Scarfs
May 29.-3m. c. MATHESON.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 IL pcrsous indebted to the subscri0r are rcques.
n ted to call and settle. will be glad to sell all
my friends and customers on short time with the ex.
ccption of such articles as corn bacon flour lard etc.
and for such articles must have cash cannot SELL
The subscriber also adds that such persors have
been running accounts ,ciM him and hare not paid he
does not desire to keep accounts with, and he only
willing to sell TO such as pay him promptly
also give notice that al persons who owe me pror
to first January las:. unless they come and make some
satisfactory arrangement by tho 18th March, next.
their papers will be placed in the hands OF " Thurlow
CASTOR, Esq, fot collection.
Jan. l6-iE ROBERT LAlIA.
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NOTICE.
Administrators Notice.

IpERSONS Indebted to the late Thomas Starke are
requested to mako immediate payment ana tnose
having demands against his Estate will present 'hem
to VIM NJ Shannon, Esq
June l2,-tE JOHN SlAishI' AuH'
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To ClOse!!

To Closet!
T AIDES rich dress goods in Foullard and India
IL Silks. Tissues, Grenadines Grape de Paris, Barege
and Printed Musus are now offered at greatly re.
duced prices, 10 close. Apply at the old corner
May 2e, p -. II
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Musical Instruction.

MRS. J. W. ARTHUR proposes to commence on
VI or about the first Of October next 10 give les
sons on the Piano Forte, accompanied with ns rue.
iio;s in singing Terms fifteen dollars per quarter.
Refers to Z. W. Bonney, Esq, and Tho ]. War
rem. July 3l-tC
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Notice..

LII persons having demands against the Estate Of
\ Samuel Basken deceased, will present them duly
'''csted. and those indebted will make payment to
July 3l,-tf ROBERT W. LOVE, admir-.
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NEW BOOEAS.
'INIIs Watchman, Two Guardians, Tho Wincles,
L Morcdun, Grace Lee,
Which: the Right or the Left
Lights and Shadows Of English Life.
NJ EIuc's Travels in China
iarden's Rifle and Light Infantry Tuclics.
Rush on the Human Voice
Drn's Moral Theology.
Cone Cut Corners, The Pilot
lie Cure Manquc, or Socia! and Religious Customs
in France
Abbotts History Of Napoleon.
Theirs History Of the Consulate and Empire of Ma
poleon.
Napoleon and his Marshals
Washington and the Generals Of the Revolution.
July 81, 81 If
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OFeANGEBURG
FEMALE SEMINARY.

Princpal-Rev. l. S. X. LEGARE
-Assistans-Mr J. F. HAIR.
81 Mr.. l.. B. GAY.
I" Mr.. II. R. DICKSON.
- Miss II. A. HAIR
Mr. and Miss HAH R: will instruct in Music, French
Drawing and Painting &c
The Exercises Of the present session will be resumed
the 18th August.
TERMS.
Board, &C., with Tuition in all English s'Gdes for
'he four remaining months Of this session $4,000
Music and French do each 24OO
Drawing and Painting together 1900
Use OF Piano 200
n. B.-Paymcnt required in advance
July "a 30 IT.
Pickle and Preserve Jars.
1 LARGE assortment Of different sizes with corks
n to fit for sale by 7. J. WORKMAN l. co.
July "a, 30 II.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

@- We are authorized to announce JOHN
r. JOY rs a Candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Ordinary for kershaw District at the
ensuing election.
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Writing Ink

r AIDES and Gentemen's Cause Undervests for
IL Summer wear Also, Cause and Angola Elan.
p.ls. for sale at the "oId Corner" =
duly lo--tf r. ". EOAhEf.
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III ro,n.r If Drood md Rutlcdge streets, in the
Store recently occupied by asjor Z. $; Aoast; ~ :
choice & assortment of FRESH HEAVY AND FANCY
GROCERIES, to which they. int:te the attention o.
l., ,,ort folloNS-
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber
CONTINUES to keep an assortment of Fsk's No.
" tallic Burial Cases. The late improvement in
their FORM and the handsome style in which they nre
finished Initiating rosewood-rcndor thcm tho most
complete article over offered 10 tho public.
----A-SO---.
An Invoice of Burial Clothing, which will be disposed
of in Suits Single Artclee, without cases. IL desired
Msyl c. J.. CHaTTEN.
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w F. have JUS. reccircd large and wOll selected
W sock Of BONNETS, consisting OF Straw. Leg.
horn, and Fancy Silk,
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5}leoieaI
From the Charleston Mercury

- From the Charleston Mercury
A Great Medical Discovery
Mercury taken from the sys-
tenn by Electricity.
nj The following will be received with
intense interest in every community,
where suffering of any kind is produced
by metallic substances being introduced
into the system by way of mercury,
gold, silver or lead. IF it is practically
true, as scarcely any one can doubt, un-
der the circumstances, it is destined to
rank among the greatest discoveries that
science has yet brought to light, lo
The article which follows, published
in the Scientific Bulletin, of Paris is
entitled "The application of Chemical
Electricity to Therapeutics,p and has
been translated for this paper. Though
not literal, the substance of the article
is intact: afids tG6 agses E1if
Chemistry is about to drag from an
ticipated death, thousands of men, who
in the exercise of their cruel professions
looking-glass, plating, white
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The Author of Jane Eyre.


The. more we know of Charlotte
Bronte, the moro we wonder at her per-
formances, and the better we understand
them. She was, as we have been told
by one who has met her in society, q
woman singularly destitute of personal
attractions. She was very short in
seaturs, and slight, with red hair, a
hare lip and an unpleasing complexion.
The eye alone-that last resort of geni-
us--was large and brilliant She was
the daughter of Yorkshire clergyman,
and learned all she knew of life in the
retirement of rural parsonage, in the
crushing isolation of the governess'
room of "great houses" and in the
dreary, thronged solitude of boarding
T.T,
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GAMBLING AND Thin PANTs.-A gen
ius was invited to take a game Of poker,
but he refused, saying: "No, thankee !;
I played poker all one summer, and had
to wear nankeen pants all the next win
ter. I have had no taste for that amuse-
ment since.n s1e 5l
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OF tho college students he says:


Wanted--An Angel for Heaven
And death closed those little eyes
shrouded their bright glances.z o, shat
the sun-.ss%1fd uog cUune5sureumrng
tuaI sbrouded form, as if there were no
grief in the world. so izs =. =. :
How sweetly he sleeps-that little
coveted ANGEL How lightly curl the
glossy rings on his white forehead You
could weep your very soul away, to
think those eherub lips will meyer, new
er unclose. Yainly you clasp and un7
clasp that passive, darling hand that
has wandered SO often over your cheek.
Vainly you clasp and unclasp taat pas
sive, darling hand that has wandered so
often over your cheek. Vainly your
anguished glance strives to reap the dim
story of love in those faded orbs, The
voice, sweet as winds blowing through
wreathed shells, slumbers forever And
still the busy world knocks, at your
door, and will let you have no peace
1t shouts in your ear; its charIots rum
BILE by; it smiles broadly in your care
worn face; it mocks you as you sew the
shroud it meets you atzthe coffin, at
the grave, and its heavy footsteps tramp
up and down in the empty rooms from
whence you have borne your dead. But
it comes never in the hush of night, SO
wipe away your tearsl
Wanted-an angel for Heavcnl Can
you look up? Can you bear the SPLEEN
dor of that sight i? Ten thousand ce-
lestial beings, and your own radiant
child in their midst .
Wanted-angels for Heavenl Cling
not too closely to your beautiful trea-
sures, children of earth
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Important Particulars.

Tho ladies of England are said to hav,
displayed the greatest anxiety to sec
the Empress Eugenie and her dress, and
as we suppose the ladiesrofAmerica will
feel similar curiosity as TO the apear-
ance of Eugenie, we may statee ethe fol
lowing particulars. On her arrival at
Dover, in the screw-steamer Pelican,
her, majesty wore ga strawrhat, grey
cloak, and plaid dress.nh Leaning on
the arm of Primes Albert lthe Emperor
by her side), she /" "aoaksed positively
it is SO stated7to the Warden Hotel,
where she, with the others. absolutely
partook of a lunch-just as, any CONS
mon mortal might have DONE. eesEsss
On the visit to London her dress,
according to one authority, was of white
and green sbrocade silk y but. another
authority, which, as tits fuller, is prob
ably more accurate, says. .:-6 ssss-a
The Emperor and Empress, in q
State carriage, drawn by cream colored
horses, and surrounded By, an escort. of
the Royal Horse Guards, reached the
Strand at half.past one. The cheering
was most lusty, but the desire to get
sight of the Empress seemed to be the
prevailing curiosity and somewhat re-
markable, perhaps, was the fact, that
the ladies exhibited this anxiety in "a
much greater proportion than the gen
tlemen.. The Empress was dressed in
founced green satin dress, covered with
Brussels lace, She wore white Brus-
sells lace shawl and white Grape bonnet
With msara6out feathers. She loo ked
pale, was certainly beautiful, and was
evidently eminently gratifed at the We
ry hearty welcome she and her illustri-
GUS consort received. The Emperor
was attired in the uniform of French
General officer, and wore the riband of
the order of the garter.
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Hints for Marriaageeable 3 eb ladies.

Hints for Manageable Ladies.
If man wipe his feet on the door
mat before coming into the room, you
may be sure he will make good do
mestic husband. Ifa man, in snuffing
ing ing the candles. snuff them out, you may
be sure he will make stupid husband.
IF man put his handkerchief on his
knees while taking his tea, you may be
sure he viii be a prudent husband; In
the same way, always mistrust the man
who will not take the last piece Of. toast t
or Sally Lunn, but prefers waiting for
the next warm batch. It is not un-
likely he will make a greedy, selfish hus-
band, with whom you will enjoy no
"brown" at dinner, no crust at tea, no
peace whatever at home. The man, my
dears, who wears goloe-shoes, and is
careful about wrapping himself up well
before venturing into the night air, not
unfrequently makes good invalid hus-
band, that mostly stops at home, and is
easily comforted with slops. Whe man
who watches the kettle and prevents its
boiling over, will not fail, my dears, in
his marri ed state, IN exercising The
same care in always keeping the pot
boiling. The man who doesn't take tea,
ill-treats the cat, takes snuff, and stands
with his back, to the fire, is a brute
whom I Would not advise you, my dears,
to marry upon any;consideration, either
for love or money, but decidedly not for
love. But the man who, when the tea
is over, is discovered to have had none,
is sure to make the best husband. Pa
thence like his deserves being rewarded
with the best of wives and the best of
mothers-in-law My dears, when you
meet with such a man, do your utmost
to marry him. In the seyerest winter
he would not mind going to bed first
London Pxnch. s es
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! CONDENSED ARGUMENT "A very cell
ebrated Scotch divine says: ~ sazs-
'"The world we inhabit must have
had an origin; that origin must have con-
sisted in cause that cause must have
been intelligent that intelligence may
have been ultimate; that ultimate pow
er must have been supreme; and that
which always was and is supreme, we
know by the name of God -
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Home relief: The institution of
marriage for getting rid of troublesome
daughters.
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The Origin Of the White, the Red
AH@ and the Black Man. da35ss

/ loving pleasant legend
The Origin Of the White, the Red
sA5@ and the Black Man. daEess
- - W hen the Great Spirit had made
the three men, he called them together
and showed them three boxes. The
first was filed with books, and maps, and
papers, the second with bows and ar
rows, and knives, and tomahawks; the
third with spades, axes, hoes and ham
mers. "These my sons,'' said he, &c are
tile means by which you are to live
choose among them according to your
fancy" 4s5- - ,s,..1z.
The white man being his favorite,
had the first choice. He7passed by the
box of working tools without notice
but when he came to the weapons for
war and hunting, he stopped and looked
hard at them. The red man trenbled,
for he had set his heart upon that box.
The white man, however, after looking
upon it for moment, passed on, and
chose the box of books and papers-
The red mans turn came next; and you
may be. sure he seized with joy upon the
bows and arrows, and tomahawks As
to the black man, he had no choice left
but to put up with the box of tools.
From this it is clear that the Great
Spirit intended the white man should
learn to read and write to understand
all about the moon and stars, and to
make everything, even rum and whisky.
That the red man should be first rate
hunter, and mighty warrior, but he
was not to learn anything from books,
as the Great Spirit had not given him
any; nor was he to make rum and whis-
Ky, lest he should kill himself with-drink-
ing. As to the black man, as he had
nothing but working tools, it was clear
he was to work for the white and red
man, which he has continued to do.''
--------s s<.-s-'ss -----7 7--------5iss s.ll
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MTLLER HOUSE.

fFHB subscriber begs leave to announce that he
has opened Hotel. to be called the :" Miller
House - directly opposite the Sampgeu House,
Main Street. Aahland, aud respectfully soliefts a
share of the public patronage.F II. MILLER.
Aahl nd March QQadl I6S1
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FHANKLIN House

the above named House for a
IL term OF years. the undersigned respectfully
aolleits ashare of the public patronage. No pains
will be spared to make Comfort able Rllthose who
may favor him with CALL
= -, WILLIAM ROBINSON
Ashiand. Nov. 95. 1859. / 26tf
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AN EAmorous ,Aeronaut.

i y A late French Journal relates the fol
lowing story, which, it win be seen, il
French all over, besides being immensely
funny: sisa-z5 7>aa9 : =.
- While Mons. GODDARD was filing an
immense balloon in the Camp de Mars,
he amused the spectators BY sending
up the small figure of a man.. the per
feet scmblanoe of NJ There's without
the spectacles The little man being
filed with gas rose majectically into the
air, and was soon lost to view the clouds.
His adventures, which became known
the next day, were curious. Thanks to
strong and favoring gale, which i'm
PEELED him on his course, the little bal
loon man arrived the same afternoon in
the sight of fine country house in the
ncighborhood of Bievro fiTs s1s hsfs'
Itwas near the hour of dinner, and
theslady of he mansion, who naturally
thought herself perfectly. safe; was oc-
eupied in ethe mysteries of her toilet
1t was a warm day, und she had opened
one of the windows which looked out
upon the park, and was safe from any
prying eyes, While TRANQUILITY engaged,
by the assistance of a eorset-lancing, in
reducing her waist to size and shape
that would reflect credit on her husbands
taste, she was suddenly startled by
blast of wind, followed by strange
noise :. and Immediately the easement
was trown open, and our little balloon
man entered her chamber unannounced.
The lady utters cry of terror, and
throws shawl over her shoulders, The
little man, driven by the wind, throws
himself upon the unhappy woman, who,
screaming louder than over, pushes him
off, and he conccals himself under the
bed. - l.sm -.-,-.
just as the wife, in supplicating voice,
says to this novel Don Juan; " All
Monsieur, go away, or you will ruin me -
the husband furiously rushed in, cry
ing, All! the wretch, 1 have him
now p and goes in search of his sword |
to run him through the body.
The wife, more dead than alive, reit-
crates, in the midst of sobs: &c Fly ! |
fly Monsieur, and save me the sight of
a dreadful tragedy ~,s ---es75 %
The husband arrives, armed to the
teeth, followed by the whole household,
who seek to molify his anger.
While two his friends hold the hus-
band, a third STOPPING down, perceives
bur little friend, who, for good cause,
utters not word, and catching him by
the leg, draws him forth from his con-
,ealment, when 10 ! Monsieur Balloon,
40 langer held down by the bedstead,
'aises himself erect, swells out, and rises
najsstically to the ceiling, to the i'm.
nense amusement of the spectators,
While the poor, jealous husband sinks
lway, sword. and all'heartiIy ashamed of
ais oauseless wrath..l-t 90 assS-sszi
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL

THE undersigned announces to the citizens OF
- ASHLAND and adjoining counties. and all others
travelling that he has taken the Hotel formerly kept
by John Vail, where he will be glad to al who
may fsEor him with call A faithful OEtler al
ways in atteudance.7 TTs'a GEO. A9TREACE.
+. Nj mini Jan. 10. 1855. 80 3m33 -sse--g-
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EHWEEER5, essc-
Observation-Disclosures

81 q dkT1TATCH MAKER ANDJEWEL-
~ VfER, DeaIeFin Watches; ycw-
felfy. Clocks, Yankee Notions, &C:
- witches and Clocks repaired and
20 warranted- Highest price paid
old old and. .SiIver~ opposltethe
~; 6hio sotf Dec Il, lss-
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YoL..Ix
BUSINESS. CARDs.
HoTn LS
asCHER HOUSE.
5A OAR d.

4 sisFssl = "A g A E D. - -
A w MELSHEIMER would re-
IL specially inform the public that he has
taken the large aud commodious Hotel, = in
Ashland, known as the Sampsel House, and
viii be- ever ready to render those that may
favor him with their patronage comfortable.
His rooms are large and airy, and hin table
will always be spread with the best the market
aGords. Patronage solicited. ~ /.
: April a 1855. g i@sz5 ~ zls i's 45tf
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