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against the insidious wiles Of foreign influence
conure you TO believe me, fellow-citizens the jeal
oasy Of free people ought 70 be constantly awake
since history and experience prove that foreign in
Huence is one of the most banefu foes Of republican
government."- Warrington
II hope we may find some means, in futnre, oi
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in whatever form il may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the
wish Of Sias Dean that there ocean of fire
between this and the old world '"-ssfsrson
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GENERAL INFORMATION.

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TRAVEL.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.--Thc best mate
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THE WEEKLY AMERICAN ORGAN
Il publishsd every Monday morning on the following

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NEW BOOKS.

TEARNS Practical Landscape Gardening.
IN The Ins and Outs Of Paris BY julio do Mafque-
rites:
Our Countrymcn, or brief Memoirs Of eminent Ameri.
CANS by Losing; illustrated with l02 Portraits.
Homes for the People. 100 original designs, by G.
Wheeler, Architect.
Robert Graham. sequel TO Linda
Ellen Norbury; or Adventures Of all Orphan.
Men of Character BY Douglas Jcrold.
A Long Look Ahead; by i. S. Roe.
Adventures Of Captan Priest
The Old Inn; by Josiah Barnes,
The Life Of sam Houston, Illustrated.
Adventures Of Amyas Leigh: by Charles Kingsley.
Tho Slave Of the Lamp; by Vim. North.
Odonerty Papers BY ". Maginn, 9 vols.
History Of the Hen Fever, by Barna,n
Insenuc, or First Days of Blood; by Dumaa.
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Gore.
Queens Of Scotland vol ); Mrs. Strickland's.
Europe and the Allies: or the Past and To-day.
Lamartincs History Of Turkcy, vol. lst.
Ny Brothers Keeper; by A. j. Warner.
Alone, by Marion liarand Richmond Va.
Grace Lee, by Julia Karenah
Rag Bag; n collection Of Ephcmera, by n r Willis.
a great variety Of New School Books. Stationary,
&c. A. YOUNG.
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GLENN SPRINGS,

SrAErASRrIG DISTRICT S. G. June s. 1855.
DEEMIT US. most respectfully. TO inform yon that
l. this celebrated WATERING PLACE, with an ad
dton Of Cold. Warm and Shower baths, with many
other improvements. will be completed and ready to
receive company by tho Goth inst. We ask your pa.
tronagc for this establishment during tho ensuing
son. We lavr at great expense to ourselves, under.
taken to open tho HOTEL and entertain company
The object lad in view by those who built up this as
Watering Place, was to provide healthy. pleasant
and safe retreat for citizens in summer within tho
limits Of our State so to retain large portion Of
tho immense sums Of money spent every year by our
citizens in travelling possible Every dollar kept
among ourselves is much added to the wealth ofour
own State, md goes to increase and. extend her
sources and Improvements. At this place We have
every accommodation and amusement that can be had
at any place OF resort, and We pohgc ourselves TO
devote to your comfort and accommodation every en-
ergy and resource in our power
Juuc,-l9 If J. C. JANNEY.
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE.
JAMES R. MORGAN,

BOOT AND SHOE MI N UFA CTCRER
DEGS to inform the Ladies' and public generally Of
at the shop occupied by Mr. ]. b. Alexander, enc
door north of Dr. Zcmps Drug Store where he intends
manufacturing and making to measure Ladies' Gentle
mems and Misses Boots Shoes and Caters Of the best
materials and workmanship on very reasonable terms
for cash or approved credit and trusts from his many
years experience in cutting and manufacturing for the
South he may he able 10 ensure n share Of public
patronage.
Storekeepers trading in Boots and Shoes may have
tho sizes filled up short notice. and advantageous
terms Boots Shees and Caters neatly repaired.
N B.-All kinds o! country produce Except prom.
iscs taken in exchange for Shoes. July l0-Gm.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Hon. " +. pESArSSURE. President.
Prof. G. +. McCAY, Actnary.
Dr. JoHS FISHER, Treasurer.
4 HOME COMPANY, with ample capital has
I a been organized at Columbia, under favorable
piccs to insure the lives Of white persons and ncgrocs
The rates are lower than those Of Northern Compa
nies for residents Of the Sonth
From these low rates oneolrth is deducted for the
first year.
AL profits are divided annually in cash among the
the insured.
The amount insured may bc made payable to the
wife or the wife and children free from The claims Of
creditors.
For circulars explaining the objects and rates of the
Company, and the steps be taken to effect Insurance.
apply to j. y. YOUNG, Agent for Camden
June &c &c Il.
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$50, 600:
&c d.. 10.
CLASS q.

40S Prizes, amounting to $4,000
sB" Agents wanted in every town and city in the
Union. On application the TENS will be forwarded
Remember every Prize drawn at each drawing, I'M.
der the supernt endcnce of Col. Geo. NJ. Logan aud
Jas. A. Nisbet, Esq, gentlemen who are sworn to II
faithful performance Of their duty. Prizes paid when
dne without, discount. "a All orders, rely on it,
strictly confidential Bills all solvent Banks taken
at par
Whole Tickets IS; Halves 81: Quarters 50.
Address JAMES +. WINTER. Manager.
July lift Macon, Ga
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THE CENTRAL HOUSE,
COJrmRIA. s, G..

THE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his friends and
i the public generally, that he has opened ~ the
above HOUSE, on the corner Of Richardson and Tay'
or streets, 30 long and so favora5ly known as Mrs
Hegas for the reception CT permanent and transient
boarders. The House has been recently enlarged and
fitted up in tho most modern style. His rooms arc
largo and we'll ventilated. His table will always DC
supplied with the best the market and the season Will
afford and he hopes that by the constant and unre
nittne attention of Mrs Mcmahon and himself to
deserve secure and retain share OF the pubic patrou
age. JAMEo McMAi'o-'.
july 10. % ~
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Stock Of Drugs for Sale.

0FFERING a very excellent chance to commence
~ business. The entire assigned stock Of Drugs,
Oils, Paints and Fancy Articles OF Mr.. Il j. DELAY,
will be sold bargain to any one desirous o! com.
mcncing business. The stand is amongst the BEST in
Camden, will pay handsomely any one devoting his
energy aud attention to the business. The stock
amounts TO about $4,000 at Invoice cost, and can be
bought at considerable discount. Meantime great
Inducements vii! bc offered 10 Physicians, Planters
and others to purchase largely. as the stock must be
sold at an early day. 4. u. { p. KENNEDY.
Nav 29-t. .issignccs.
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To The Ladies.

'INHE undersigned mas on hand at tho Oh Corner"
l. several hundred dollars worthof Ladies Summer
Dress Goods, which, to close lie will offer on the fol.
lowing favourable terms For cash. at cost, on time,
at all advance of fifteen per cent Among the goods
arc rich Silks, Tissues Grenadines Baregcs, Printed
Muslns &c. Also, Brillantes and Printed Linens, Of
the richest styles aud finest qualities
July l0-tf l.. W. BONNEY.
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SHERIFF SALES.

IOY virtue Of sundry wrts Of Fl. Fa to me directed
ID will soil on the first Monday in August next il
being the 9Th day OF said month"; before the Court
ilousc door at Camden between the legal hours Of
sale the following property to-wit:
One Tract Of Land containing sixteen hundred acres
more or less, lying on the waters Of Lynches Creek
adjoining lands Of Robert Kirkley, Daniel Gaskin
Est Of Jos Hough, Est. Jos. Clark, and John H.
Truesde levied upon as the property Of Jesse Horton
ut the suit Of Thos Baskn.
Also one Tract of two hundred and fifty acres moro
or less lying in tho Fork Of Big and Lite Lynches
Creek levied upon as tho property oil Ella Copeland at
tie suit of Wiley Branum.
Also. ono other Tract Of two hundred and seventy
acres more or less lying on the waters Of Beaver
Dam, adjoining lands Of Lockhart and Others levied
on as .he propertyo f. Stokes at tho SUIT of William
Hough. +. BARNES, S. K. 7.
July H. g I'd.
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Bricklayins and Piastering.

THE subscriber will attend prompts and faithfully
l. to all orders entrusted to him in the above line,
which may be lclt either at the Post Office at tho
Office Of the Camden Journal &. 4. DEAN,
Junel9 25 IT,
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

By -iuteority Of the State of Gso'via
rI>IIE subscriber having been appointed Manager Of
l. the jasper County Academy ottcry. intends
conducting tho same on the Havana plan o! single
numbers and has located his Office in the city Of Ma
con, Georgia. He now offers the folowing:-
Grand Schcmc for July 23, 1855.
When Prizes will be distributed M follows amounting
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Camden BazaIaf:. ii

w have just received large apd well selected
w Stock Of Spring and Summer Gooda
consisting Of Fancy Prints, ard Ginghams, Colored
and Figured Barge, Bcrage Deains, Plain Embroi.
dsred and Dotted Swiss, Jneonst md Checked Mus.
Iins, Bishop Iawna plain black and Fancy Silk, in.
side Capes, Collars and Chemize,tea snd Under
Sleeves, Swias Muslin and Cambria Edging and In
serting.
A large assortment Of Cotton, Linen, and Thread
Laces, white, black plain and figured Bohnetts, >ilk
Illusion, fine Grape and Silk SbsSIs, Bersgs and Silk
Mautllaa.
A fine assortment Of Fancy. plain, and Black Bon.
net Ribbons Grapes Of different Colours, black Bonn.
bazines and Alpaca, Irsl and Grass Linens. Cotton
aud Long Cloth Sheetng, Dimmety Table Damask,
Embroidered Window Curtains Oil Silks, and OH
Cloths. large assortment offancy Linen for Gentle.
mems wear, Summer Csssimers, and Drap dtae, Cen.
temen and Ladies Gauge and Merino and Silk Vests,
Bird Eye Diapers, Mosquito Netting, Knitting Yarn.
Bed tick, Lancaster and Marseies Quilts, etc.
4 good assortment Of Hosiery. White and Colorcd
Hose. Brown and black DO. Half Silk Hose and
Half Hose for Ladies' aud Gentlemen. 4 large ~.
sortment Of Goves LACK and silk Aitts Cotton Lin
en- and Silk Thread Black, Whe aud Fancy Kid and
Ladies and Genllemcn's Gauntcts. A large sssort.
brio handkerchief for Ladies ana Gentlemen. In.
fants aud Misses Needle Work Dresses. Also some
hno embroidered Silk handkerchief
Other articles too numerous to mention.
w F. have just received large and wo selected
W sock Of BONNETS, consisting OF Straw. Leg.
horn, and Fancy Silk,
-G-ALSO-
HATS Of difrren: an,S and quality, which will DO
sold on moderate terms. Ladies and Gentlemen are
requested to call and examine our Stock before pur
chasing elsewhere rs We feel confident that we win
not fail to please them botl, in quality, style ard
prices.
4 Large assortment Of Fancy Groceries. Rioand ia.
~ va Coffee, Brown, Crushed and Clarified Su.
rars West India and New Orleans Molasses White
Vino and Cider Vinegars, Bacon, Flour and Rice.
Table and Sack Salt. Young Hysonr Gunpowder aud
Black Teas Starch, Nntmegs, Pepper, Spices Ginger.
Taow Adamantno and Sperm Candies. Other arsi.
clcs too tedious to mention 4 large stock Of Hard.
ware and cutlery and good assortment Of Crockery
Call and examine our stock.
April "a N. DRCCkER W.
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NOTICE..
Election for Brigadier General.

A n election for Brgadier General Of the 5th Brig.
n ado. S. c. II , will be held in Camden Mt the
Court House, for tho 22d Regiment on Thursday tho
9Th day Of September next
The polls will bo opened at II o'clock A. NJ, aud
closed at o'clock P. NJ.
1t. Col. THO. J. WARREN,
Major JOHN L JONES,
July l0-tf Managers
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HENRY VERNON,
OR
THE DREAM.
NJ A GEORGIAN.

NJ A GEORGIAN.
'fNHIS is the title OF Romance now in process q
l. completion, which will be issued in two numbers
ou the lst and 18th Of July, lSaa. The scenes arc
laid mainly in the United States England aa@ s..::,
Tho work Will be printed on pure white pape7 VIZ:
new typo aud will e9ua, in qnan,i,v Of matter or.
diuary sized Dnodecimo volume Of 300 pages. I,n 4
DO promptly issued and forwarded to all whowil sCnu
their orders accompanied with the cash,
TERMS
Single Copy. Two Nu.nbers). )............... .S01s
To Clubs Of o. More. (per copy).. .........y 50.
Remittancrs must be made in bills or change and
not in Fost Ofbco Stamps address
JAMES N. sMYgHE, Augusta, Go.
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Assignees Notice.

~ J. DELAY having this day made au assignment o,
Il. Of all bis effects, for the benefit OF creditors al
persons desirous Of accepting under the terms Oh mo
same are hSroby notified to do ,so so wsn
"''' A. " & p KENNEDY, Assigneos
March Ct, Lo W.