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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05
new Raairsad from New York to New
Orleans.

We have received communication from Z voluntary
sssrsspondsns, ct Hsgsrstowu, Mary and, who writes
ssssr dsAs Of the a3d ut in regard to railroad
rsoss nom New York 70 New Orleans. He says,-By
openng Of the road from New York Read
- Pennsylvania, via Allentown, and from thence 10
Harrisburg by TIE Lebanon valley from thence 70 Cham
s~rsws " the Cumberland Valley, and finally to this
place (Hssrrsown, Mary And) By reopenns the Frank
IN Rzircad there win be dircc, commun caton from
shs rcpous 70 the South. Nearly all Of these roads
have been pei INTO saoosufol operation aud are now
ne s1ery 90 frequently propounded, ia, shall this be
TIE Southern terminus Of the road viii be advisable
% sostnes The line, and finally, with those already in
operation further South have unbroken chain OF rail
vnv ~ the CUR u ncxico aud New OrieansY any
- a. ianlsr -lh me scope Of county through which
that there NOT more eAbic railroad route In the
U~i,cd sxses-slnoss air line between Nes York and
Se- or-.ns beng BY nearly two hundred miles shorter
y wosn nsoessarly command uesy the entire travel
ss.sse NE extrene ends a. wei a. igat freight Tor
A<rss, baltimore, wsshinson, nc, the p&ssenser n Ill
81 the~e psocs required 70 change cars wh,h nvaris
Ny incurs additional expense and tine BY the prop osed
rcsis through the Cumberland Valley all thes. obstacles
woult be avoided large cites would be catered be
i--sn me nisrnecate poais These are considerations
sloxs sufficient 70 command The attention Of OF capt
~ trf rri'roef crierr~fse
rhe Nanasus Gap RxlroAi eulers The C1rccrlsni val
ny short distance south OF Winchester, virrnis, ana
rsnnfns south connects -h other rosis ieaing 20 Se~
trieens From Hsgrrstosn, The southern terminus 81
n~ FrnHffn Ranrctf, would require the building OF
kocsi nJiy miles q railroad with the hsnsssus
o~y Raf beyond Winchester 10 complete the connection
CrEtemrlatng the grandeur OF the enterprise, II
scarcely be realized ina, such shot space should remss
ep~n No sy Union feels greater in,erer In ths
p~~tca q shr rad than baltimore.
~ a. the Aexandrss and Orange Railroad all the
ksAs coming the hanaus Cap rosd passrs 70 Alex
xscra from thence through Washington 10 Baltimore.
Hse NE people % Saunion In Virgins and further South
. 3lrvct Lne q travel W Nev York, by the way Of Hs-
g~sse manifest hey would no, psss BY the way II
kaano~~ IN rorgt 20 New York, especially when the fh
izxos snf eat would be eR
rtus -in pslBly be seen that the business meu OF
k~nmere al strive W prevent . connection. All through
No va<y, vel 90 N o<her portions OF the country,
M Trcre rtFsrd Nev York the metropolis Of the
pnnsry snd feel pirurG desire " form cicser
su me unfc q The country through which this road
w rsss ersse he estimates of the most sneiiu specu
lsaers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05
POSTAL DIRECTORY.
Foreign and Domestic Mails.
FINE OF CLOSING AT The NEW YORK OFFICE

TINE OF cLosrs AT THE NEW YORK oFYfoE
oonnsrfc ,North-Albsny, BuAn and Canada .s< r. T.
wssser nas NAH i. Il. Rs.. Sx i and :. ~
Rouih And So. W. maib s A. 4. and ~ r. n
r.s'ern nan sy ,..irOsd: IS A. n and Pm
EAsr,s xAm--oHAses o. GosE.-rhs Eastern mat, BY
steamboat win hersaf.er close si * Pr
'0'DA' A-us ois =. sSsGr' ~ .A' ''''' - @s
CAsIsoaxlA b ssanssfp Northern AgAt sssur-
r.. ovs y IA. cs oscrn s.;:s az ns.
p =: :sss 49, ): :s.s.! q s; =;
LAzs Orr .rss Overland nan fc. a JesspA uaoy 70 ssx
IS ss;:s: I. 4 i,. L;ss!' ;Ssaa s .:-ss
20. rAcrso. by sea@.sA. $685. Irxus psrur.
rv,or,. sssnsip VANDERBILT Tor ioas
smp,on and 8svre, saturday. Nays IN
would be impossible 70 have the mails for Europe
dsrbrs ealing on Saturday merit postponed unuis P NJ
BiaAaA siArps On the day aer the
maze cy q. pssse' q 1911 as gcr being onss
viii mails for .As Bahama IsAndseo BE- lAnsss
HAVANA .... BY sieamAh,p Nsiansss on Tuesday,
NAY b.........s... Ia II. -
Tine or sLosNs AT TIE LONDON oYYfcs
The Overland nah 70 Bombay closes In Londcs
- fouows.-viA MArssires on The ID and leA Of
each mouth Via eoutAAnptoo on he izA and
cAicvrrA.. N, lcn isn, M w xarseues 9h, laA
N<h, 9Th. VIA Southampton.
ousA, Ae v. M.r.s.. e sss ioh and assA via South
AvsrHAnaA va GAseIlss and suea As ieo Via soua-
emptnn and sues, t1th-
MArnrrrs. Via Alden The <ih and IN Of the
BRAn Via Southampton the Sh Of The month
- rne Msrsenca mails despatched above
Aass Should any Of tbcse dAtes In SUNDAY, mail
tesp..sssd ne tcllo.ing evening;
above Should any Of shese fA 90 suaday DE
nsn y dsspsichsd The morning previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

Ice 1ekn pcss~r % weos~sin, end General sher.
w&s, Assny, ere ssopp'ns a. NE Assor House
Jesr. Uarch, Of fcnnsyivsnla, and W. n swan Esq,
q ss~'os, are aorrinr a. NE rnh Avenue Hosel
c. D-rsxf Do, of New York John Falrbanks, Of New
r~s. snt n n. Hail. q Bah, n r., are soppans ., Vie
ks<rea ftus
nsy' ssd sss q sesuiaiss ADD Issy, al Of Ber.io
srs s,epp,na q, Ne ~ Nlchos< HsseL
Mp chs Erch, nAiov ] Hsusisy, and Cap, r.
osrslms ant oil 4 A. n Fcrsas Of Bos,oa. are ssor
pa~s % Ne ssscyoai~n Ilsssl
tecortrs 70 prsysle cnre~penaeroe wss rumosed
~S~-.slT, Al prsssss esvsrasr Z; msn.s soos %
s~es~sd No r.fss asd NE, we latter Wi be ssni 70
$500 sts.a .hs Aimlrsi Mise vin ,.tc he
~ q ia~ss~esst esswpsr Bsa
cyv~-sor s<mssy q nnne~oss, having been sailed 70
ss,-r.s, s.ss,,, sa nsa y. oesagy month
s~<a~s 81 evwwnsr al s-N-s-L
wsyur wuss.p~sA. q ohscaso. 10 uAsins vsslr Troy.
AsysF ssssr, Il csvelAsa, vss a Aibsuy on wsdnes-
30 s.~ss s'-ea.s,. Of rss'. srross 10 =. -
Ma 9 q ossar.ss, If Nee r~s, has .ssin returned
. s...-.. NJ iss Z .' ssIs,s'i ~ are
cssvsh-r nu.~nxsn. ne au~rss nu,s~r. and COT
h-she. M naasA Mns'ss. are soss uskas Northern
o.. s:.s:s $3.50. ss. Ne :. ;:,s ~ , ssss. !.
ny wt~re h. rsslae. a. snndert The n~n says:--
Nhse ne Vsnerss~ A F.x, formsrly edsfcs az Ne ~
Nty seafre't xs Fe1ng m<n AMI taught col here,
tmoW sM 80 " No puTts suing the ssns ben chez
wth s1m~ who sse ne~ snsss Cur mort rccufsss cid
zoe A ser r~riof Ne r.ri 10 wlnauss CoI.
hrs - puph, Ned hw moi fs~ks Asd me-
rxtgS Tfsno p b~~lisrei snd annoyed she
s.s s:': 80: = "a .,s r.. s' I. : .ss.
MOO ek<sb~ss. fourx Nssc-J esrly scss q AGA pod
mN1 " sch, snf la since hel1 srafars n or~ az N
R~Hwx m*x rtwrrnfy psrscn n sxrao~tlnary a
.~~s ksf sRa~vr~~~. sin~st ssdy r~-n ne most es
w~r~ xnd rS1ns hcssI VIII aa~sasa~ b<lAacs Cor no
rsa*~<i r~1-~. - u'fhf have mste one q us sbL~l
ss&'e@wen n tt~ oamnsy.
~ sp~aiese, NJ G, rr-n ne nursio dssrla ve-
ftrf, t@ at Nnttnfen o. Calcafo. be eNrly On
@e ceucf Ee NJ. serwts icsf.rg frw1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

ARRANGEMENTS FOR rM RECEPTION THE JAPANESE EN-
The United States naval commission charged
with the Of the Japanese Embassy BY the
have engaged for their occupancy, while sojoarning
the federal metropolis suit OF about sixty at VII
Ards Hotel (seoond story) fronting Fourteenth street.
embracing the two corner private parlors fronting on
Pepnsyivania avenue The Messrs. willard are now
busy engaged In sng them up for their reception their
mode OF living being In many respects essentially differ
ent from tina. Of European or American travellers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

WET NURSE WITH FRESH BRnAsr or NILE
a young, esan and healthy, With incumbrAnce, wants
. situation; wcsd Re willing 70 do other work when
18th At n the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

6svts; tsrk Robert Leonard Corning Lassrpoo ca shsp
BGLfiI6RE ssy :-Ar steamship Losasl pom, Preach.
sa,asush: n.Ik vrsnn Lewss for ssoshs on ses4 h.
s sss'f s .s sss.y s..s R.:
n s sSss 81 ;s s' H.
ssIH nsy sA sss: q. A .sss a. S,%asos NC
ou sss Il ss sS sss.r r. w am: soaS sA'
.1s. 90 .ss ss Il Ha sa . ssy wv s
yobrs Iytrpooi seir VIM panon. ssye0son, NYest sld
% sss1s .sss; s s.S i5ssas
.sa ssesF:er Gs :.Ss. d. r..,.o pa
GkRDlsER, April a. Arr seh,. s,ssuoms n.ssr xyors,
,o,h Tsss Hsssson DO ssssss. rsas'x
HAMPTON RoADA Nay i-Arr schr Caspian. Porter Som,
HAaTFo.D Nay a-Ar s..~sr s.shsp, rhre.s-r. View
So.i :sers Sn.ss rrye9 wse. For ana sss, =.
pis; ,sbrs Hazard La,insr: Nary xsrsSos. swi "a
re e1s 81: Ss join =.
INV oflTsFs. April as-Arr steamship Mexico. -a,s,..
sosyoLK May s-ArI ssAr Ida esl rorrs. NYork. CA
NEWPORT Nay sAn-ln port schr Hannah Grant, Dis
Arr Sy TED bark sodens Ryssr Charleston for erovi
:. KEs haven Way SSH sahrs Shepard rA,aas,AA;
Isaac Cohen end s.s,iinE e., sYosk.
Ger Rs:;; o. 90 i S:.s ;::ay -, x.
s,s oa e.: A seh soas,s% P.r,y .s,cs'
Nave ward. RicimOndi asa Rsymoad, Lasasa, r.apIc'
PETERSBURG, Va. May l-An schr D Bellows. olask,
Roclpsri.
PROVIDENCE May S-A steamer AibAtross yoses New
York. Old schr ma 1hsschsr, NaanzAs Sid schrs
stuets kofIM and W kesos, RDh. PhiladeluhA: Jane
yh Wiley DO Tor Calais aooordss 10 wind, oaxes Midget
KICHHoND May 2-sld schrs Manchester. Nelson, NYork
l. Davis Small Buoksvl'e
ROCKLAHD May lid sehrs Ray State, verrfn; Oregon,
Nash; Mary wise. Be wser; MArbehesd Ingrxhsm and
AIMEE Ames NYoik Snow conary Spruce Head to load
sx[LEN: M:ya.CN 'ehr O0rinna n. Jones. SYoeE. Sid
s-Cld brig Elizabeth. Lsssep Cayenne sid schrs Cor
derry Babcock and Adelaide Young Philadelphia; Co,na
N, Jones NYork.
TAMPA Fla April l7-Arr brig Huptress. Beed Havana
WILMINGTON. NC Nav I-C1d schrs Golden Cats, Weeks
Newport: a. r W Dihon Narts Boston.
wlCKFORD. Nay SID soop Adeda whitman, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

-. - 91s.s... ; y g sa ;, x Pss ., :. sI ,s
~ Too ssse cay psssed hr brig heAse fron ond'A
s.sassss Nonr<sno. eager ws.hlns.on As1anar1s he,
SOS ssss-es,rs s = cro@wsn o.
ss.nA<aap iaskesoufs POWELL Portland, wan rndse' 70
ssV s.. soss ksss. Li,.pool 80 esy. wrs gs,s .aa
81 v ssssh.ss ship Frsas Pierce, Nc oris.n,
sie BsGTs Clay osuains Liverpool sarch 81, with mdse
Nc ~ sr % sa Sssi s.nS s' spr r. o. x
,sg no. zs,s.. frasA ii'- ar Nee yo, sai n
sss 90 "a q" ..assrn Eagle from asvrs for Ne.
y. . ns % rss 2 WILLIS Sis e1,as 'As'
$780,. y ni S,s0. y sss" win mise and
ssp sssssss Lace, Aa,.srO. h.rsa ana Flushing sb,
:s ::::f. gle: p ss; :sss :s 81 sss
@ a., :sn.S.ss !? F1a Ss ss,a
40 ss u 70. Il So: g s:
s G 20 sf s b bSs IL y .ss @
ss ~ r1 r' aos 20 s I,.-,oo 9. day..
-ss s 70 q koone Had heavy westerly gales The entire
sr =. rs.n e, Nee BEDFORD s..sss se..iua x.roa H.
rs nIcane Ifr Broazon. ceus 80 dAya with wine Ac 4,
Prs . yoaps Hsynolc. EirsS,ihUc,i for Boston
grs ieeAnn>s. Deal Elhabebp.rt for saen
aAsa va Ses hAFen. days With sugar "a 70 hstoAlf
Duncan
s wrsn 90 Wren. siiney. cs. 10 days. with coal. 70
sess gese sBo, corswss ss II days with potasoss 70
svhr Isaac nerrnaA smsh Enzabe,hpor Tor View Haven
sehf ssslsr, reossn, Knrabethport for Hartford.
schr John rcssr psytoa Elixsbrthpor, for Hartford
81, 5 Sis,,s; sssss,s E,s. q. Sac HGSor
sssr I Haiss. oysr,os Enlsbs,hoort Fan River.
ssr n ns sf s, S: y. 2, S.Sosfs
s Tna s w.,srmsn Eli.sbsAocri for rroy,denee
scsr ysDes s.seL Hsr ElssssshOsrt Tor Provide noe
ssnr rs. Hsrss xssos ios kew ~ a.1 mso'deaoe
ssss rsd kovsr gslsr Nev.sk fsr sosloa.
81. c.iS.rs. ss.l ssss: ss iss s. Sn,.
sssr sss. sS,:'. dsssf 80 49, DAY;
scar E.y si...; vsriu scssissd' 5 a.y.
schr slyira. snhh New Haven. 3 days
scnr Csnp Ncke.sor NeE Haven 2dsya
% RIM ss lDsS sss S ssu for Albany
s sr P Psn' ssar r'RS sssi: Is
Schr Boundary Blunt Rondoat for Portland.
schy Henry Lemuel Lambert Roudout for Providence
slonp sesi ssona Anen. Enzabsihoor for Proyd sncs
Steamer ksnsebec, Hand, rtnadeiofh.
ssamss osprAy. Ksansy. Prsvidsass
hip Resoiute rresDan arrived last night from Liverpool,
hss 80 ps',snsss ..d seporT-Avrii LAT 50 s. Ion S.
u g os spoke Ar ship nsdrss for London; S ,sl
Nsr from Boston for liverpool sS lat IS g. lon Is q
q ion g 81 spoke Rrs .hip Lnss Souod "; sss' al %
700 10 spoke Be- ship Mary Crosker from savannah
One sbIp, unknown.
BARI s.nr. scssSy Tors Il ssIss y. .. anchor In "a.
lower bay; aso brig Echo, for Port Prince.
Wind during the day 10 ssE; At sunset, calm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

30 prom New Bedford "a inst bark ssppho Conn. Pacific
last cruise- $40 sp 6swh All told " ~
A. Rsrsnda isd nh So learned Roys en- 200 VIII pu, N
18Th for ref eshmenta: 70 sail
In sam Bay March lg. bark Charles Edward. Cornell
paftnouh 10 sp t vi W leave In April for ihe Western
Ground W cruse until July then home.
spessp-Aprn d. Ia Is lon Sc IS bark rropic Bird NIB
Jan ON Desolsiiou, oonress Casino NIB. with wis
March ~. iAt Is lon 81 Is, Liverpool, Davenport Dart
mouth, bound 70 IL Western iafsncs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

CJJAREn
o s..rss,g cy 2, baltimore 'ar'. re~s liverpool ana
steamship VANDERBILT Lefevre Southampton and Hare--p
sh,y scn.hssr,cr rrss Ic~dcu-E ncrg~n 4 wnsy.
ph,p pcvrtno Y,owers Quecec-Wsish. Carver d Cks~s
Rsrk Charles Heddle, Crosby, Csrdenas-Aryowsmlts
nll
Pwt Amanda, Bernis, Havasa--M Taylor On
BAH Smrod Lane. Hixsb~hpors-Pow 4 amXn
EsN Onwsd. Hieaira ps.erNgs-snnh. Jorss Co
Bris Ira, williams rrirdsd-R Buck 4 %
Bvr " ssyyx. rrila Jscksosynle-roa a~sf
Brg Arsyc. 0ayle, nAuupre-J Mckee
ma Bl.rrhe M, Don. Banaur-J whNnsy a 90.
SsuSr frsAe Wind Barter Demersrs-rca arssIL
ecAy y}pId. rk1'lipe BsrDuAs-essb, jones' a %.
~ NJ Rsvpr. HwehHs wnmAa0oa-NeCreany. Ma %.
srsr Akss. DsvtI Fosfolk- ucarmas o.
f<N n 9nsoa. Bsvn. Ba,dwor<-herrfn a Abec<x
HS Isiss, de-sa Bssso.-s WLsvs
RsNr Cora Kelly, 0louces&w-A HowA
eroe relssev. dsrdsav. rroytdssse-L Aenny.
a~arn~w yu}unn. hnvtpu. Fk6adasphA
ee~rrsssr csv - wssche-t~r fsrN cr-r'rr: nvevco4
ARA " iyh Win rise ard - eeyAes pas
s~.s.r. Johr Dale Aprn ~ IA ~ lon " ~ pssset
~ al icily sot'n. bourd - ~. la " ?n uo -.
sS SlH y "a pssst shs MAI r0rrr, Mssssr, frpp NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs.


= family BY competent person who perSe0ly andeands
her business best Of given Can har
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-13
COUGHS and COLDS !
Esac Cough Mixture,

r,oR some time past prepared by the subscriber,
Il ,,,vinr cume into more general demand, he is
prepmrcd to sell it iu quantities small or great
As pleasant aud sale remedy Tor the Colds anu
Coughs now prevalent it has no superior.
II is used extensively in families IN this place.
als" by many oi the Physicians.
Prrrared and sold by D. d. McNAlN'
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-13
NOIICE--NOTICE.

IL persons ndcIncd /" the s"b.crhcr nre c1.
/ \ pectrd To cal; farihriH and make sntstac
;nrv settlement lie wunld al>o ;llfurm his friends
and CUSTOMERS that lie r,nlIot nlcr ihcni Iwv,.
months r,c.u. Is induccmcut 10 get their
trade.
lie will r glad to sell all those WHO have and do
now pay him promptly short tme will the e1'
crIri"r 1t BACON. LARD. BUTTER. CHEESE,
SUGAR. COFFEE. MOLASSE>. FLOUR CORNnnd'
SALT whlcI; mus; be G A ) "a or approved Bank
able lale'.
10 those who have Fmid HIM promptly he can.
not and will hot open nj acc''lnt
FOR THE ls&RH HE WILL GIVE SATlS-
faction 20 amy who may FAVOR lin with call
lam I'll RUBT LATTA.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-13

Professor Mapes'
Nitrogepized Superphosphate Of Lime
TOR SALE I'm Bags of l6O Pounds
IT, EACH at the manufacturers price, with The act1a!
expense Of freight. SC, only added
The subscribers have been appointed sole Agents
In this city for the sale OF the above celebrated erl.
ger. will furnish it at manufacturers prices.
Par ton of 1000 pounds,. ;. $4,000 net cash.
Expens. of Freight, &c...... 800
Delivered in Charleston at. $500 per ton aet cash.
Per beg of I6o pounds. AIS net cash.
Pamphlets, giving full particulars Tor its use' will
.be sent on application.
ss "a -. Also. :.
a large assortment of FINE ENGLISH GUNS
made expressly to order with POWDER FLASRS'
SHOT BAGS, de-. in great variety, and general
stock of ENGLISH and AMERICAN HARDWARE,
including the best CUT NAILS.
GRAYELEY d PR1NGLE,
No. A East Bay, south Of the Post Office,
Charleston, So. Carolina
PionehS, Corn Shelters Hay Cutters, Grant 8
Patent Fan Mills, Little Giant Corn and Cob Mills,
Excelsior Burr Stone Mills aud all kinds Of Agrcul-
tural implements for sale low.
Rebl4--2m ". d. r.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-13
FRENCH CAEDIES.
Notice.

To all Lovers OF Good Tea.
LARGE lot ol chn.cr Teas III dilrrcnl varieties
N among which will be Iuunl the Golden Chop
Ne l.h,s Uua In .ish Breakfast, Dr'ic"'s n"'"E NC
~ Shnnid these Teas t.ril 10 give Sats'r''or The
money will br refunded
Arlil Ut. hER)AEf I"'>" Ehh'
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-13
LOW DOWN
FOR
c q 5 7 7 :.
CHOICE GROCERIES;


FjHE Subse7foet having purchased the Stock in
l. trade Of Mr.. james ], viIIcpiyue. is prepared,
at the Store ono dco aborc Mrssrs c. Matieson Coz
to offer The mos, hvu, sole terms fur CASH. an ex~
celleEt assortment Of
Choice Family aid Heavy 20
@ ES SaDG@ EI n H@s
Consisting in part az ftho&s:
Sugars, Coffccs, Nno'ms~cs, Salt,
Bacon, &c.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TEAS.
Soda, Boston, Butter and Milk Crachers,t
Candies, Preserves, Rai>ins, Currants, Citron, =
Maccaroni, Sardines, Lobsters, Oysters, &c.
Sperm md Adamantine Candies, Soap "
Starch, Pepper, Spice, and Ginger
A large assortment Of
CHOICE LIQUORS,
SUCH As
FRENCH BR1NDv, HOLLAND GIN,
scoTcH wIIIsKEY, DC.
BOTTLED LIQUORS,
BRANDY, MADEIRA, PORT and SHERRY
WINES.
Porter, Ale and CEan,pa=me!
Fresh additions will constantly be made which
will enable him to offer n cnmprte Of the
besl Goods at The lowest prices for CASH.
ES-COnliuues To paw liberal cash prices for like.
lv Yuuns NEGROES. aud will also wlien desired,
sell uiI Comrui>si. N.
~ 4 share ol public patronage is respectfully
snliriicd JONATHAN PAGE,
De-. 81 Camden So Ca
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-13

IL person. having demands arars; the E>tH'" ~
~ VIM Wilson, deceased. are requested to ih"d
Them in property aile>;rl. and those nde"lea are re-
quiz ed tn make payment 10
lice 1T; j. b. liUCKAGEE AdT'r.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-13
E1crring's Patent Champion Fire
Burglar Proof Safes,


Burglar Proof Safes,
MYTH HALLS PATENT POWDER PROOF
w LOCKS, tile same that were awarded seImr.
ate medals nt the Worlds Fair, London. 1851. nnd
the Worlds FAIR, New York ISJ3. md ARE TIL
ONLY American Sales that were awarded medals o.
the Lonlnn Worli's Fair.
These Safes form the most pc.f;ct security agais
Fire and Burglars of any Safes ever offered to th'
public.
$1,000 REWARD
Will be apid tn any person that can show iha: Her
rings Patent Champion Safe ever fa led t. preserv,
its contents in an accidental fire.
S G. HERRING It CO Manumcl urers,
: 2sl BrnadwaT. cor Aurray:sli.- New -IAlA-ssul-
So { 81 Gravor. st., =. q. ia.
AGEyTs-B. ". Knowles Richmond Va; R. i.
Lester, Petersburg. Va: Rowland Brothers, Norfolk
Va; j. II. Thompson Co., Lynchbnrg, Va; ):
Blossom. Wilmington \. c; W. Herring son
Atlanta, Gu LaRoche L Bell. Savannah, Ha.; J.
l. B. F. Reel West Point, Ga; Holmes 4 Co.. Cha l.
lesion, So. Ga. Jan i'-"m
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Professional Cards.

DENTAL SURGERY,
D. M. ROGERS,
M D., and Graduate of the Baltimore College OF
Dental Surgery,
CO.. HAVING. DETERMIN- eSv@,
tTsa ed to locate in Camden, re. syfSSSSsSSA
1IIIYC spectfully offers his services 1l1D
to the citizens of the town and vicinity. All opcr'
a,inns performed in the best possible manner. X.
TIFICIAL WORK inserted in all the latest aud
most approved methods. Those wishing artificial
dcnturea are requested to call. DR.. r. will attend to
all operations coming within the province of the Dcn'
tai Surgeon.
References:
DR.. C. a. Harris, Prest, and Prof Baltimore College
Dental Surgery.
Prof P. H. Austen Baltimore.
Prof Maynard, Washington City.
Also, the citizens Of Bishopsilc and vicinity, Sum-
ter district.
~ Office over the Post Office. formerly occupied
by the late DR. Joseph Lee.
Nov. 29,-tf.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-13

NN'is. ANDERSON. Agent for Lie
w SALEM WOOLEN GOODS Is now pTpar,j
TO receive orders. and Planters desiring their SIP.
plies will plea,e ,cnd their orders carly. and ther.
hy ,rcua ~ early Gevcry. w. AM 'ERSON, -
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-13
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for the cure OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for US TO recount the
evidence Of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ploycd AS it has long been in constant use
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
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Notice to Retailers.
Council Chasnbcr, Oct 10, 1850.

THE TOWN COUNCIL OF CAMDEN give notice
that the QUART LICENSE dues not authorize
the selling IN any quantity of atty Wine. Brand,
Rnn Gin, Beer Cier. Punch, any spiriIuos liqnu'
or strong drink" 10 he drank on the premises where
sold, or in any quantities l~ss than quart
The Conuc will cnf'rce the license laws az here
deired. (By order Of Council
oct ii J. K. WITlIERSPOON. Recnr.lcr.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOB rAs CUBE Or
Co,t;re,ess, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyscutery, Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Headache,
Piles Rheumatism, Ertptions and Skin Diseases,
Liuer Complaint, Dropsy, letter, Tt",ors and
Sail Rheum, Worms, Goh, Neuralgia, as
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, SO that the most sensl-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in tie world for all the purposes OF
family physc.
Price Is cents per Boz; Five boxes for Sloo.
Greatnumbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Statcs-
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the nparaleled usefulness fthesc
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish oratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be iol-
lowed for their cure. .
Do not be put off by unprincip!ed dealers with
other preparations they make more proht on.
Demand AYERS, and take no Others The sick
want the best aid there is for them and they should
= have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
SGLD BY
JOHN J. McKAIN, Camden, S. c.
!. THOMPSON, Sumter S. c.
FISHER 4 IlMNlTSlI. Columbia, S. c
At Wholesale by IIAVlLAND, STEEENoON
CO.. Charleston. S. c.
HAvIL: ND, CHICHESTER d CO., Ang,St'
Scorgiu. January "'-'F
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A Certain Cure for Ague.

nR. SIlALLENjrEJ E!;'s "Fever aud Asue
~ ani!uic," a medicine cIlcacions beyond prece
dent. in the cure Of FEVER and AGuE, CHILL FEVER.
lNrEr%ltTE>r or Bilious REMITrEHT FEVER, DuaB
AGuE or any form of disease having .BGlarious
oriGia. This Medicine when taken into he stomach
rasscs into lIp circulation aud by coming III con.
tact with the cause OF the discns., Viz: Malaria
ncu,raliz"s or destroys i! AMI is emphntieally an
an,ilrte To the p"isoa. The is radical and
complete IN no tgEl the patient naee more than
one Chill Gtr commencing the medicine und IN ut
majority NJ cases NOTEI'EN THAT
i"r sale by i. L. ZEMP, Agent