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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-03
Hair Brushes.

TNBE undersigned has now on hand an elegant as
i sortmcnt of French, English and American Hair
Brushes to which he invites the attention of his nu
merous friends and customers.
August 9-32 tt q. ]. DELAY.
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GUNNER Clothing and Hats in great variety Of
y stylos. Also, Fancy Linens&c. for Gentlemen's
wear Just opening at the sold Corner BY
March l3,-tf e. w. BONNEY.
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Britisl, sPeriod
Early Copies Secured.

r EoNARD SCOTT & CO., New York, continue
IL to republish the following British periodicals.
!. The london Quarterly Review (Conservative9
- 2. The Edinburgh Review, (Wlig0
s-s. Yhe&otth British Review, Fss Clnreh.)
4! 1. 'The Westminster Review, Liberal. ~
5Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine, (fory)
The present critralstate Of European atfairs will
render these publications unusually Interesting DUR
ing the f,rt1comfig year. Tfenwills soecpPya addle
ground bstwccnts hastily written news items, crude
specul ti5asaud ayiny fnners Of the and
the u0nderous tome of the future hstoriun written
after the living interest and excitement of the great
noIitica events of the time shall have passed away
it il TO these periodicals that readers must look Tor
the only rea ynellgble aud reliable history otcur.
rent events, and as such in addition tothehs@eh es
tablished literary scientific and theological character
we urge them upon the consideration Of the reading
public :.
Arrangements are now permanently made for there.
ccpt of early sheets from the British publishers by
which we are enabled TO place all our reprints in the
hands of subscribers about they can be fur
nished with tile foreign copies Although this involves
very large outlay our part we slnll continue 70
furnish heperiodcals at the same low rates as here
t0fprc, viz: - fer annun. m
For anv one ofthe four Reviewss:s 80 49, 90
For any two of the four reviews. ........... oO
For any three four reviews. -. 100
For all fourofte reviews. ...... .......: -. sou
For BlackwSmly Magazine. ..... -. ). :. 300
For Backwood and three reviews. -. 800
For Dlackwood and the four reviews. ...... .lOoU
EPaymentsto to be madein al cases in advance. Mo
ney current in the State where issued will be received
at par
CYuJJiag--A discount oftwenty.fye per cent from
tile above prices will be allowed to clubs ordering
four or more copies of any ono or more OF the above
works Thus: Four copies of Blackwood, or OF one
review will be sent 10 one address forE 80; four
copies Of the four reviews and Blnckwood for $50
and so on. r :.ss4a, = .lA-s<s
Post1ge-luallthe principal cities and towns, these
works will Le delivered through agents, free Of post
age. When sent by mail the postage to amy part OF
the United States will be butNtwenty-four cents
year for Blnckwood; ;anl but fourteen ccntsa year
for each of the reviews.
Relllttanccs and communications should always be
addressed, postpaid, to tile publishers = ...
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
,.-..;-: - =. 81 Gold street; n. Y.
N. 3. l.. S. & Co. have recently published, and
have now for sale; the Farmers Guide" by Henry
Stephens of Edinburgh and the late Professor Norton
Of Yale College, New Haven complete in two vol.
umes, royal octave, containing 1000 pages Fourteen
steel ai,j six hundred wood engravinss. Price in
muslin bindings. Sc.
~ This work is NOT the old " Book of the Farm
lately EEsusc,TA1ED and thrown upon the market.
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Aug. Is,
sNOtice.

TINE Subscriber still continues to act as Agent for
J. 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. C. MATHESON.
Aug. 20, 1854. 3o-ly
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T.J. WORKMAN g. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

.... CAMDEN, S. c. -.,-.
OFFER for sale, for cash, or on approved credit a
" LOWEST MARKET PRICES, a large and wELL.sELEo
TED assortment of EAST INDIA, MEDlTERRANrAN and
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Sept. l!

NEW Raisins, Almonds, Ctron, Extracts, Cheese,
IN Sugar House Syrup, Powdered Sugar, Candles,
Pickles Isnglass Cayenne and Jenny Lind gold twist
Tobacco superior article. just received at the Old
Corner" by E. W. BONNEf.
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\ FRESH SUPFLII just received, among them
Holloway's Ointment Cherry Pectoral 2
Holloway's Pills Hastings Syrup Napths
Hobensack's Worm Syrup Rodgers Syrup of Liver.
Mexican Mustang Lini. wort and Tar and Can.
ment chalagua
Pain Killer Daly's Magical Pain Ex.
Seltzer Aperient tractor =! - =,
Barry's Tricopherous Christie's Galvanic Belts
Jayne's Medicines Necklaces, Bracelets and
Railways Ready Relief Fluid Ets12
Oxygenated Bitters Brow's Ess. Jamaica Ginger
Georgia Sarsaparilla Murrays Fluid Magneaia
Sands Sarsaparilla Cod Liver Oil
Townsends Sarsaparilla Indian Hair Dye
Dead Shot Bachelors Hair Dye
Fahnestocks Vermiuge Depilatory Power
Wistars Balsam Wild Cher Magnetic Plaster E1'F
ry :, ae
For sale by FL. ZEMP.
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OOOPER'S ISING GLASS, Almonds, Yeast Pow
" ders Extracts Candlos Soaps, &C., for sale at tn
"Old Corner" at the loves tprices. -, .---.;
Oct 10 L. W. BONNEY.
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r AIDES Brown and Drab cloths for Talnas and
II Cloaks, jSst opened at the sold Corner" by
Oct 3l-tf +. w. BONNEf.
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Keep Warm.
A. M. & R. Kennedy

-" A. WI. & Fs. Kennedy
HAVE received and offer for sale full assortment
Ill of Ready Made Clothing, consisting of Coats,
Vests, Pants,
Coats and Vests, Under Shirts, Drawers Hose Tics
Cravats, &C.
Dress Shirts of superior quality, made to order and
warranted to ct. Oct "a
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Jan o,
Notice.

Notice.
THE Subscriber earnestly calls upon all indebted 10
i the Estate of K s. MOFFAT, either by note or
open account, to make payment; long indulgence
cannot be given. "A. n. M.kENNEDf Admr.
March 6-tf
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Notice.

"A NJ. R. KENNEDY's Stock Of Dress Goods
n. for Ladies' wear, Embroideries, Hosiry, Gloves
&C., is now very full, and offered on the most reasona
bic terms. -------.
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Administrator,s Notice.

n Joseph Wienges, decd, will hand them in pro-
pery attested to A. G. Baskn and those indebted to
said estate will make payment to him, - - *
CONRAD n. WIENGE5,s Admir-.
Oct 81 IL If
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FREsH GARDEN SEEDS!

1UST received from tho house Of David Landreth,
y Philadelphia, large and well.seected assortment
OF GARDEN SEEDS consisting, in part, Of the fol-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-03

I EATHER and Shoe-Findings.-A
l. large assortment Of Leather and Shoe Findings
For sale low by WORKMAN q GO.
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Notice.

-. So Notice. y ,$:a@ s.s-ss,
AsIL persons indebted to the estate Of Samuel
~ Bensot .re requested to call aud pay, rs longer
jim, 30. J. DUNLAP, Adm'r
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Domestfcs.

DED and white Flannels, Linseys, Ticks, Sheetings
IL all widths, Bed and Crib Blankets Long Cloths,
brown and bleaohed Shrtings, &e. For sale low, by
Sept27. a. ID. II. KENNEDY.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-03

DEADY.MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS
LII For sale by A. NJ & R. KENEEDY-viz:
Dress Frock, and Business Goats; Vests and Pan.
taloons Dress and Under Shirts Drawers half Hose;
Fancy Cravats; Washington Ties, &c, g..
Boys Cotting-Coats and Vests. Fashionable Hats,
Caps, &c. Sept. a..
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Bryan's Pulmonic, Waferg, e. Z,
FOR ceUGEa COLDS, AND CONS S1ApzyoN,
a.:s I, s. Jus. received. aud for sale by a:fz
s.Ess4 I/woRKMAN d co. ="
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To Painters

To Painters. -
HNHE Subscriber has now on hand large and select
Oil spts Turpentine Ia "a Home Pre- productonj Chrome
Green, &c. &c.
- ALSO,
A fine lot of American and French Window Glass
sizes from n 10 to ls p "a; Putty In bladdefA
Glaziers Knives, Paint Brushes and Sash Tools which
will be disposed ofon the most reasonable terms.
III. DELAY.
Aug. 29. 36
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Shoes, Shoes.
Hides.
Just Received.

A N assortment of Fisk's METALLIC BURIAL CA
IN SEES. There have been late improvements in
this article. Can be eseen at the subscribers Ware
Room. Y. u. CHai EN-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-03
Patent Medicfnes, &C..

\ FRESH SUPPLY, just received, among them
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RANK AGENT.

.THE subscriber will act as Agent for persons draw
i ing money from either Of the Banks in Camden
: Aug l4-tG. .,. ... 80 J. DUNLAP.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13
THE PfhRrsBtRd 5o5RbSS4AIIIIq THF

BRoKE.- The Lafayette Courier Of the 81
inst. says that the a" bank of Covington pip
ed out on Friday" last, without paying de-
positors, who will have to lose about 30 pr CT .
Every county in this state is supplied with
one or more newspapers, except Ottowa.
During the month of November, the enor-
nous sum of IS ,276, 562 was shipped from
San Francisco for the United States, and on
the lst Of December 81 ,6l4, ,469 was shipped
making grand total in one month and one
day of more than Ss7,000000. Does this
look as though we need resort to bank paper
for Il currency?
The courts and lawyers of California have
decided that Chinaman is not white per-
son. and that he cannot b. naturaiized aud
admitted to citizenship in the United States
A company of miners have been exploring
the Colorado and Gild rivers for six months
in search of gold. They have returned. and
report their failure to fad anything that will
pay for mining.
1t is said that kossuth has agreed to write
leading articles for the London Sunday Times
upon current events. 1t will be his organ.
Prince Albert has become fat and bald, as
becomes an Englishman and the father Of
family.
Gen. Cazneau, who has been negotiating
with the colored gentlemen of st. Domingo
for the Bay of Samana, has asked our gov.
eminent for number of ships of war, to
repair to the island, to counteract the Brit
ish and French fleets there. 1t cannot very
we'll be granted, for the simple reason, if no
other. that we have not got the ships.
A Washington paper says that Dan Sick
les has resigned his post at London. We are
glad 10 hear it.
An anti Nebraska speaker in the Illinois
legislature is elected by Is majority. This
settles the question of the election Of scna-
tor against Gen. Shields.
A bill has been introduced into congress
to prevent the introduction into the United
States of paupers, idiots, insane and blind
persons. 1t ought TO pass.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13
Life i'm Santa Fe.

STREET SHooTING-CARRYING CONCEALED
WEAP s.-ln another column Of our paper,
there will be found IA notice of the last case
Of street shooting in Santa Fe. In this in
stance, fortunately no harm vas done, but
that was more the result of the bungling
manner in which the pistol was handled,
than lack Of effort TO kill. The practice of
carrying concealed deadly weapons is an
evil in this country, that calls loudly for re
dress and were we to register he catalogue
of murders and all'rays that have resulted
from this cause, it would exhibit fearful
amount of crime. Here six shooter. or a
huge butcher knife, big enough TO slay am
OK, is as much the part Of "A mans costume
as the coat that covers his back. Every
man. apparently, goes armed against lis
NJ, ,hhor and instruments Of death are as
commonly carried. as though oar community
was made up of murdrrCus outlaws Tie
merchant behind the counter when selling
few pins on yard of tape to woman, is
armed to the teeth but for what purpose We
cannot tell unless as II protection against a
pair of pretty eyes. If gentleman GOES to
a ball of an evening he carries his arsenal Of
revovcrs and bowie knives with him: ana
he also wears them to tn, house Of Cod
lSanta F. Gaz.
The eff ct of this prrnicious habit may be
estimated from the fact that, Of all the
Americans who have died in New M .xico,
since 1876, (not including soldiers) seven
eightS of the whole number have met their
deaths from violent causes
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ALLIED FoRcEs.--The news by the late
arrivals justfies the belief that, before the
100000 men. With this increase, Offensive
operations can be vigorously prosecuted
10. S. Journal
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The wool trade of the country continues
exceedingly depressed and the trade has sell
dom or ever been in worse condition than
at the present time. Several manufa cturers
have recently suspended many mills are
stopped, while but few are working full time
The stock on hand is pretty large, and money
difficult to realiza upon it; holders conSe-
quently expect no early improvement, aud
willingly accept on common domestic de-
scrlptionS lower prices than have been cur
rent at any period since 1912. Mr.. Slater
of Rhode Island, who has been for some time
the only manufacturer of broadcoths in this
country, has Quilted that portion of his bu-
siness, and, as we learn, there are now no
broadcloth mills running in The country
| Boston Courier
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13

Artesan wells in Illinois, on prarics. have
lately been fully tested, and ample supplies of
water, Of the best quality. obtained b. bor-
ing only about one hundred feet deep. The
Sturgoses, Of GAINESVILLE, who own al i'm
mense tract Of land OIL the Illinois grand
prairie. were the first to try tn experiment
out there. This cheap and sure means by
which to obtain water will he Of great value
to the poorly watered portions Of the west.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13
PERRYsBURG JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, JANUARY l3, 1855.
10 Printers.

Being desirous of a change of occupation,
the proprietor of this paper will sell the Of
flee at the mere first cost of the material
(Which is all good as new,) any time before
the first of April next. This is rare chance
for printer.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13

The WATCH GAME-As the eastern cars
came in thiS afternoon, one of the passen-
gers, stranger, was wall.ing about the depot
waiting for the cars to leave for the west,
when man came up to him with sorrow
full counenance and said he was in great dis
tress as his wife was sick. He had no money
and was far from home. He would sell his
watch for small sum. The stranger, an old
man, said he didn't want the watch. well,
then, lend me five dollars, and will pay it
back when we get to Chicago The unsus-
pecting individual gave the desired V. and
the SOrrolctul man oped-leaving the stran-
ger to get Lack his money as best he could.
We are told that this swindler'S name is Kill
patrick, and he lives by his tradc.-[ Toledo
Blade.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13

TIFFIN & Fort WAYNE r. r The Sn,-
"a Advertiser denies the report that the work
on this road has been suspended on account
of the hard times and adds "The work
is rapidly progressing aud suspension has
never been contemplated, On Friday, the
lo:h uIt., an estimate Of over fifteen thou
sand dollars was paid to contractors, and
since May last $4,000 of work has been
done and paid for. The financial matters of
this road have not been in the least embar-
rassea by the money crisis. This road is in
strong position and will be prosecuted to
speedy Completion
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GgrThe weather is warm and spring like,
to an extent we have never before witnessed
at this season Of the year.
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Balance profit for the year,

CITIZENS BY NATURALrzATIoN. Til mum
Der of persons naIuralized in Washington
by the superior and common pleas court,
during the year 1881, seems almost incrcdi-
bic The records show that G 5O4 have re-
ceived their papers, and the number who
have declared their intention Of becoming
citizens is more than twice as great.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13

ag~One or two good hogs, butchered, will
be taken on account at this Office, if brought
soon.
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SLAVERY IN LIBERiA-R,v. J. c. Tiff.
formerly missionary in Liberia. writes 10 "A
friend in Washington county, denying that
slavery exists in the black Republic of Lii
IBERIA. lie says: " You ask the question
Does the Llbsrian government in any way
tolerate any kind of slavery?' Their laws,
| think, do not There is species of ap-
premiership tolerated, which may be looked
upon by some es kind of slavery @ From
what ] learned while at Liberia last Novrm-
Der and December, am inclined TO think
that some of the cilizpnS of the rcpublic
have sometimes, as traders among the na-
tives. accepted of persons as pawnS or secu-
rity for tn payment of money. and held
them until thn money was paid. Whether
there is any law in The rtpublic against this,
am unable to say"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13

lB~The republican party of Ohio has just
cause of graduation and joy that the slave
democracy have had the bold manlinNss to
take an undisguised and open position IN ia
vor of Pierce, slavery and the Ohio board of
public works. The resolutions passed at the
state convention on the Sth are full, square.
and hunbefish as need be. The people will
now have chance at the real pro-slavery
party of Ohio, the aiders and comforters of
the Nebraska infamy, the opponents of Anne
rican free labor and American interests, the
authors and defenders of the corruptions of
our state government, its peculating and
shameless board of public works, state house
favoritism and botchery, penit1ntiary thiev-
ing and counterfeiting, and above all, at the
authors of our crushing and infamous system
of taxation. The people will again sit in
judgment upon these party men and their
conduct, and it needs no unusual gift of
prophecy to foreteh their verdict. When
the offenses of rulers (who should be serv-
ants) become rank and generally oppressive,
and goad the people on every side, it would
be strange indeed if they should not rise up
in the majesty of their strength and condemn
those who have so grievously abused their
confidence. And they will do it with an
emphasis that will be remembered this time.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13

A PROFITABLE FARM.-In late number
of the Toledo Blade, we find d communca.
ton from Mr.. Wu!sev, owner OF the Maui
NEE Farm located short distance below
Maum'e CiIy, giving an account Of his re-
ceipts from, and expenditures on. said farm
for the past year. His farm consists Of two
hundred and thirty acrcs-one hundred and
seventy Of which are under cultivation
The receipts and expenditures foot up as
follows:
The receipts for the past year,
,QS5l) of hay, grain, stock, fruit,
&c, &c. s2.95i.75
Expenditures for labor, taxes,
repairs, &c, &c, l,5G6.oO
HJlnnpa nrofit f,r ,ha ynor al rSS =,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13

FowLERs & WELLs's PUBLIcATIoNs.-The
advertisement in this paper, of useful books
to be sent by mail, has probably attracted
the readers attention. The books offered
are both cheap and valuable.
The Water Cure Journal and the Phreno-
logical Journal are two monthly quarto pa
pers. of good size, very beautifully printed
and em6allished with engravngs, and full of
instructive, entertaining and valuable read
ing. The price of each is 81 per year, and
no family should be without them.
Life illustrated" is the name of the most
beautiful weekly newspaper we have ever
seen printed, by the same publishers. Price
$2 year. The three papers can be had for
So year. This is extremely cheap. Ad-
dfess 'Fowlers & Wells, New York.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-13

IMMACULATE CoNcEPT1oN.--Aftera a long
session the great council of Catholic bishops
assembled at Rome, have voted by large
majority that the Virgin Mary was conceiv-
ed without sin-begotten, we suppose, and
brought into the world miraculously, in the
same manner that it is said her offspring Je-
sus was. This decision was in accordance
with the wish of the Pope, who has issued
his bull, promulgating this new dogma of
the church, which all good Catholics are
hereafter expected and required to believe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-01
aICnMyHD.
.lNnMJWU.
Fall Importation
OC Env.s 4, a m ar.e and China.


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles,
ruNHE subscriber offers the trade large and varied
l. stock of Esrthenware, China and Oil ss, the pat
terms of which selected by himself in person
Having experie Of many years In this puicniaf
business he feels great confidence in sia1e that IN oh
Of price and quality il will asoably with my
other house in the iradc.
White Granite Dinner Nnre,
DO do Bnsins aud Ewers, Jugs, Tea Ware etc
Blue Point Flowing aud Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner ahd Dessert Sets
Do do do TEA and Toilet sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vasos
Gold Band do Of above variety
White Chi a do Of al.oy. variety.
Common Ware of ever, DESCRIPTION, suitahe iol
ve-alinR. which he ofer. upon such terms for oih
fail In Pensn
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet Glnsacs
fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Waiter. an Btittania Ware
Safety. aud otncr Eluid and SJet Lnmps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he ak call and he feels assured his prices
y III 1ivs satisfaction.
Hi. Packer i. of Ihebest In the trnde
Stnue Ware at Factory prices.
-epl2-t. JAS d. D. EVANS.
No III Main street Rthmond Va.