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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10

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ssfsrn gsisbls fur ben atn,ari6 son 500 @anr
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10

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aneerrn @tdrten lduten bic gsri6te iiser RE eten
~srfGfgtsn faptiiden ssabtsn itereinaimmsnr sa>
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10

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ISamts arrptt fur ssidtiss @itssiluns rss
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10

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bic seRsrn at.aa ETHAN ,perlaGen, mslren, rab se>
fern ben san3sn Tag G.isGts fq!tianrsa, unr rab
rie ipaniite Qrttarrie ras n,aurii6e Eager tOnturs
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9ampis UNI Ssssli&iHs, ssl6e NtunitiOn, gcn,s
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10

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Sabr atsetaltsnen sirssnUiFi&en Gfabsnist iUG
rieie Start nunmsfr ras Sortanesnisin ron 23S
uniebsli6en 8inpern au s%srrantsn tabsn. - aud
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-03-10

GnaIdiib. = Gnstane Eat has antrtisisl
Sannc sers, RE Guitstuns ras Sturerscls rurd
Separatuhtsrtanslansen gu ssreintarca, auridSc
tpieisn uns tsitstt auf siner aasemeinsn G~cnisrsn
aIer tet risisr Traee betteiltsten Staatfa. -za
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
Charleston Association.

The Charleston Association Of the Baptist Church.
has recently closed an interesting meeting in Sumter
District at the High Hills Church.
Rev. Z. T. WINKLER was reelected Moderator, and
Rev. ". i. HuGusoS Of Camden Clerk.
Rev. Dr. REYNOLDS introduced preamble and res
ouons relating to the state Of the country, and the
position Of the Association, copy Of which has been
kindly furnished u.s. which take great pleasure in
laying before our readers the same having hceu unan-
imously adopted by the Association, as follows:
Whereas, our predecessors, the members of this AS
sociation, did at their meeting in the City Of Charles
ton in the year Of our Lord iii, express their zap
probation of the American measures and their SYM
patly with the colony of South Carolina in Its strug-
gle for independence, we. the members of this body,
deem our privilege and duty to give utterance to our
sentiments in reference the present crisis There
FORE be it Resolved,
l. That we believe and profess that the institution
of slavery existing among us is sanctioned by the
sacred Scriptures: "
@ That the teachings Of those proessed disciples Of
Christ who have occasioncd the existing division be-
tween tile two great sections Of our Corfcderacy are
utterly at variance with the wholesome words Of our
Lord Jesus Christ aud the doctrine Which is according
to godiness;" and that it is the duty of all fntlul
christians to- "withdraw themselves from SUCH" !
Tim. G. l-5.
g. That we will continue to cxllort masters to give
unto their servants that which is just and equal and
servants to be "obedient to their own masters &C.,
that they may adorn the doctrine Of God our Savior i'll
all things" Tit 2: 10.
f. That in resisting the cncroachmcnts of the ene-
mics of our domestic institution and opposing the pcr
verse disputings of men ofcorrupt minds and destitute
of the TRUTH duty to God comedies with duty
to our country ,. .fteG o.
5. That VIC earnestly corimcud our beloved Com
monweat to the protection and guidance of Almighty
God, beseechng Him to eulightcn the minds and
strengthen the hearts Of people, and overrule all
our affairs for the advancement Of His kingdom, and
the glory Of His holy name.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
Election Notice.

IN COMPLIANCE WITH A BILL PASSED AT
the late Session the Legislature ofSouth Carolina,
On ELECTION will be held in kerslTw District for
THREE DELEGATES TO THE STATE CoNvESTIoS, to be
assembled in the City Of Columbia on Monday the
seventeenth day Of December 1860.
The polls to be opened on Thursday, the 9th day Of
December, nt all the precincts, and tile managers to
meet at Camden on Friday the 7th day of December
$50. to count the votes and declare the election:
The Election to be held at the following places, and
to be conducted by the following persons:
Ca'ndtn-Gco W. Shaw, JOhnW McDowal, IIorato
\. Browne.
Cu'elon's 3fll-Frcdcrick Bowen, Adam Team,
Joseph J. IIuckabec.
FintROrk-Janes Fletcher, Joseph B. Hughes, Jesse
Truesde.
BuDa'o-William Mmngo, Gillian sowell, William
Cato
Lizenbys--Laughlin Mcpherson, William King Allan
Mc(.askill
Schrock's MH-B T Mccoy, Henry Ratclifc, James
Arrants.
GoodVyn's Sore-A J. McDowa!l r. W. Dunlap,
R. Drakeiord
Liberty Ei-Wm f. Johnson A. D Jones, Robert
C. Patterson
Nov. 20,-3t.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
FOR CHRISTMAS.
GEORGIA
S a p S a p "A R9lLA A
COMPOUND,
FOR PURIFYLNG TIE BLOOD and DLSEA SES

FOR PURIFYLNG TIE BLOOD and DLSEA SEt
OF TIE LIVER.
C0MPOS1TlON.-It contains IN addition to Sarsa
parilla the ydro-acoolic extract Of Queens Delight
(StllingiaG Grey Beard, White Ash or Fringe Tree
(CionantlusE Tincture Of May Apple or Mandrake
(2odophyllumG and Blood Root. (S;nguinaria)
Appr"vca Of and recommended By Eminent Physic
ans Physicians judge of its fitness for their purpose
by their knowledge Of the virtue Of each ingredient
Some have not only approved of the combination bu
have engaged to introduce it in their practice. They
prescribe it, because they know what it is composed
of-tley know too, rpm its taste, and by carefully
observing its effects h cnscs in which it has been ap-
propriaely tried that it is pure article. prcpara.
ton like this has long been needed by the medical
profession for in large proportion of the diseases
they called upon to treat, reliable Alternative is
wanted 10 change II existing morbid Hlatc rf the
system. 4 pIyscin who makes free nsc Of this Sar-
snpara in his prucdce treat diseases more sue.
cessfuy with less tn half the medicines, he general
ly uses, than he cou Rd without it.
1t has been brought into popular llse when it has
been tried more by he Recommendation of physicians
than by advertising. All they have required respect
ing it, is statement Of its composition, its medical
properties, and aEsurance that il will be prepared
with the same laitlku care rs formerly They have
assurance that this Il bill be done.
The Proprietor As the reputation Of preparing
Sarsaparilla tat nd ntripsic value, and this reputa-
ton shall be sustaine%
For Sale in Camdan, by j. J. McKAIN, and
F. L. zEMP, and by druggist generally
Nov 27,-tC
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27

BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.-In our columns this
week appears advertisement Of Wistar's Balsaroi
Wild Cherry If it realb-be superior article, and
there is much reason to think so lsejudice in many
cases just against Patent edcines should not affect
it; and the PIopSrtors of the medicine bring before
the pubjcood evidence of its beneficial effect, from
of our most respectable and reliable citizens who
have long used the article. Jno Wells Simpson, Esq.,
of this village to whom reference was allowed to be
made in the advertisement Of the Balsam, at the re-
quest of the propretor authorizing us to say that he
has used the Balsamu his family for the last ten years
and has found it from his experience, to be a very
valuable remedy for coughs and colds A trial might
satisfy many of its beneficial effects
Laurencevalc Herald Nay ls, 1860.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
ESTUARY.

DIED, in Camden, November I'd, 1860, SALLiE DoBr
consort Of Maj Alfred Brcvurd, in the twcntytlrd yea
of her age.
Death is distressing occurrence. under any circum.
stances it sewers fond ties aud ruptres the most
intimate relationship but when it summons away the
young and lovely who have scarcely felt the cares Of
e experienced its bitter disappointnents and who
look forward to bright future years of enjoyment
and delight, its agonzing effect srasses description.
The death here recorded, is sad bereavement No
swcetcr flower was ever plucked from earth. In the
bloom Of youth, with devoted kindred and adnirng
friends, her life serene and happy; contcnted aid
hopeful, she enjoyed the present. aud looked confident
y to the future. No cloud had arisen upon the bright
sky to dim the morning Of her life Six months ago,
and she was all activity life and cleeriulncss few
weeks SINCE sickness came, and with it, the last mes
senger to man. Such is life to-day all joy, tomorrow
all Sadness but though passed away she yet lives and
in purcr land. Few have ever died more lanentcd.
Lovely in person. captivating in udress. aud sprghtly
in mind, she had only to be known to be loved; she
soclable afcctonate and anab.c. The symphonies
ola glad heart were pictured upon her sunny countc-
nance Generosity and CHARITY were parts Of her ma
turc. AS wife and mother, she was devoted as a
relative kind and attentive; friend steadist and
as neighbor, full Of good Offices. Her memory is n
precious legacy-for but few deserve the tribute
"Noue knew tl!ee but to love thce-
None named thee but to praise"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

eTF CorGns. The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and AsrIrMATIc
AFFECTIONS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when taken
in the carly stages Of the disease recourse should ut
once be had TO "3ro,cns Bronchial Tocles, Lozcn
gcs let the Cold Cough Or Irritation Of the Throat bc
ever so slight, as by tins precauton more serious at,
tack may be clcctnaly warted of. PUBLIC SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will find them enectlal for clearing and
Strengthening the voice. See advertisement.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
GLOVE ANODYNE
Too t b a c b e rops.
COMPLAIN NO MORE or IA(HING
TEETH!

These Drops have been extensively used by thousands
whose experience has proved that the Anodyne will
give immediate and permanent relief after the failure Of
every other remedy 1t pleasant to the taste and smell
and few applications will entirely remove the pain
and soreness from drcayed tooth. that may be
filled and rendered as useful as ever When tile pair,
proceeds from the face or from the guns around tooth
apparently sound. this Anoriync will give speedy relief
by rubbing few drops OH the part affected 1t has
only to become generally known TO be as highly np-
precatcd by the public rs i. is by dentists.
Read the following letter from onrofthc most distn-
guished practical dentists in the city Of New York:
'.McSsrs Sands Gcntcmci-ln the course ormy prac-
ticc have extensively used your Glove Anodyne with
much success for the reliefof the Tootlaclc, and n,
constantly recommend it to my paricnts deem it but
just to inform you Of the high opinion have oft
other remedies. am yours, very respectfully,
M. LEVITT enlist"
PRICE 25 CENTS PER JLAL
Prepared by \. b. & D SANl'S, Druggists, 100
Fulton street. New York.
For sale by JOHN j. McKAIN, Druggist, Camden,
SC Nov Git.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
TIE CHEMISTRY OF MEDICINE

TIE CHEMISTRY OF MEDlc1SE.-iIEk tho special
delights which have so richly repatSur visit to New
England, was the inspection, it wa cur privilege to
make Of DR.. J. c. Aver 4 Co.'S Laboa,ory at Lowell.
Although we knew by hear-say thais was large, yet
were surprised wien we cana inagew Of its real
magnitude, and still more ~ d and complica-
ton of its truly immense N ie whole massive
structure is in fact one wash Il laboratory, in
which the processes of this wonderart are constant
ly going on Mcdico-clemIcai sciene has found that
the curative properties Of any subst exist in some
one or moreo offs component pnrts, AS the remedial
effects of opium aro due solely ei }orphin it cor-
tains, although this is bit Ole Gig h part of its
weight; the other Seventeen parts M, extractive
and inert or offensve--psn1er. DE{S er's system
separates the ,pes,cal properties each substance
employed md we are here shown| the processes by
with the Vi, tues Of each remedial agent are chased
through the alembics Until they cose mt c,nnlctel
pure at last These concentrated. nurifed medical
properties, virtues finally cohbned together to
produce the remedies which have iode themselves n
reputation Tor unrlValiea eSceiencalo over the world
Not only does the Doctor disclm III secrecy in his art
and explain every process and ever particular but he
maintains that this is the only ESrss bv which the
people can be supplied with the bef possible remedies
for the treatment Of dsease.-Ke Formula hv which
his remedies are made are publised in the medical
Journals and have been presenteS to large mart of
the meolc"i facuily oi 'hc a3ates and are con-
stantly sent by mail TO suci PHYSICIANS rs apply for
them.-Daily Chronicle San, rFNaetco
Nov
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
Resolutions.

Passed at meeting Of the Association Of Minute
Men, Friday evening" Odd inst.
lst. Resolred That the thanks ofthe 'Mnute Men
Of Camden are hereby rendered TO the Rev. Z J
Meynardie for his mastery; instructive and eloquent
discourse, delivered on Wednesday last.
3D.. Resolred That we fud much in the enlarged
views he submitted for consideration to strenr
en- our haAds and our faitl to enhance lhsscope Of
the patriotid motives which hops>rctlate us and
humby trnstthat he has sssissted US in perceiviue
where lies our duty t25d and our country.
Sd Re:ssa4EeeS ThaJd committee Of three be appoint
ea ~ "aiL on the Rev. t. Meynardie to express tt
nlm Of the above resolutions and to request
"a Spy of his sermon for publication.
tY(8true copy from the minutes
z WM. NJ SHANNON,
First Licut. and Secty.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
Erclusiue Despatch TO the Charleston Jle'cury.
important from the Federal Capital

| WASHINGTON, November 23.
learn from reliable sources that the Treasury De.
partment will be forced to suspend specie payment in
the course Of the next ten days. Arrangements will
be made to pay of the Government officials in Treasury
notes. There is the greatest alarm among the clerks
in consequence Of this straitened condition Of tile pub
| lie Treasury
T''sre is no longer any possible doubt concerning
the Presidents views secession In conversimg to-
day with gentleman of this city, lie took strong
ground against the Southern movement He declared
that lie did not believe that the great West would ever
permit the mouths Of the Mississippi River TO be held
BY foreign power. South Carolina" said he 'wishes
to eHter into conflict with me- AID, upon the shedl-
ing oSthe first drop of blood, to drag the other States
into the\novement Of dissolution" lie acknowledged
that the South had suffered great wrongs at the hands
of the North but though, that the compact between
them should noS he broken until reasoning and rehec-
ton had been exhausted lie would first appeal to the
North for justice, an if it should be denied then said
the President Il am wis tllcm" Notwithstanding his
condemnation of secessioh Mr. Buchanan, has not yet
given tile slightest Indication of the course he proposes
to adopt when it takes place. But he las pomtedly
authorized the denial of the statement that he favors
secession.
Tile Administration still holds in obcyance, the re-
siguation of the Federal officials in South Carolina
To-day the resignation Of United States Marshal Ham
ilton, Of Charleston, was received and placed upon
file.
The President to-day dispatches special mcssen-
ger with full instructions for Gen. Harncy to proceed
with all possible haste against Montgomery and to
deal with him in a summary way.
Information has been received here that Montgomery,
and his desperate band Of Aboltionsts preparing
to proceed through tho Indian country to make raid
upon tie unprotected frontiers Of Texas Montgomery
has sworn that he will carry on his bloody war of ex-
termination until lie frees every slave in tic South
western part Of Missouri.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
To Southern Publishers ami Editors.

The subscriber, TAT present holding ositlon under
the Federal Government and having nqntenton nor
desire to serve under the enemies Of hisountry pro-
poscs shortly TO devote his whole tile to the busi-
ness in which portion of his time 1srgpengaged,
viz: as Correspondent, Contributor an Reporter for
Southern Journals
In addition to his prescnt engageEts, lie is pre-.
pared to make arrangements seves other Jour.
nails at the South, and trusts tat his ing and varied
experience will enable him to- discbargehem faithful.
ly Address, EDWIXgRlor,
CIfHeston s c.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27

Mr.. Thomas Waring, Auditor OF the South Carolina
Rail Road, died suddenly this morning. supposed to
be in his 6y.second or fhy-third year.-Neaos. 22d
at regular meeting Of the Board Of ofDrectors of
the South Carolina Rail Road Company. held OH Tues
day evening Goth inst, Andrew Simonds, Esq, was
unanimously elected to fill vacancy in the same.
Cta,leSton Courier. &
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27

MAyCFACrrnE OF ARMs-We learn that a factory
for tile manufacture Of firearms is about being COM
menced in Camden. Most Of the stock has been taken
We arc further Informed that Mr.. A. Y. Lee is an
agent for receiving subscriptions to the capital and
any persons in Columbia desirous OF subscribing can
call on him.-SouAt carohniau.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27

COMMISSIONS erS Ofthe Poor.
ca~ THE OLD AND NEW BOARDS OF TIE
Commissioners of the Poor for Kcrshaw District will
meet at Mr. L. W. BONXEYs Counting Room, on
MONDAY, (salc day. December Sd 1850, at O'Clock,
punctua attendance is requested.
Nov. 2O.-tG W. T. HUGHSON, Secretary.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-11-27
A SeasonabIe Present.

We are indebted to our kind and esteemed friend
Nc H. PECK, for basket Of ofdelicious Northern ap-
PIES and one of fine Irish potatoes all from the "Oid
Homestead for which We desire to return our CRATE
full acknowledgements. Our young editor in embryo
we know, is particularly obliged for such attentions
especially when they come by the psch.