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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-07
$l,.i5S,39G.2S
Liabilities.

Liabilities.
Amount OF Losses adjust
ell and due aid unpaid,
none.
Amount Of Losses incIrr-
crl and in process Of ad-
juS;mrnt. lf,GJS.3l
Amount OF losses report
td on which no action
has been taken l5.i22.l2
AmGim; of Claims for Los
srs resisted By the Conn
mrny. 9,5nO00
Amount Of Dividends de-
clarcd and due and I'LL
paid none.
Amount of Dividends citli-
cr cash or scrip. declar
ctl but not yet due,
none.
Amount Of money borrow
cil none.
Amount of I'LL other exist
ing claims against the
Company, none.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-07

The RIGHT SPIRIT WoRKISG-As much discussion
prevails concerning the actual extent of the nonncr
course feeling and as some Northern journals arc
loudly denying that any effects of have been felt,
we state a fact under our own observation In the
course of short visit Friday to the leading Whole
sale Houses on Meeting and Hayne Streets one of the
editors of the Courier shown dozen letters en-
closing orders, and in some cases large amounts.
These letters were new openings from Southern and
South western merchants who had previously procured
supplies from New York and majority of them, so far
as is known, had never traded in Charleston The
writer's now express the determination to resort to
Southern marts exclusively, and give trial orders to
Giarleston.-C Courier:
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-07
Tlll amount of Losses, Claims and
Liabilities, S42,5SO43 {

The greatest amount insured on any one risk is S30,
0aU bat will not general rule exceed $4,000.
The Company ms general rule to the amount
aiiowc; to hn insured in any city town, vilag. or
pni Icing governed in this matter in each by
the gcirr. character Of bindings width Of streets
facilities for Putting out fires, &c.
.o part Of its Capital or earnings is deposited in any
other State rs security therein
An acar'l copy olt!e Charter or :ct of Incorpora
ton accompanies this Statement.
Tic actual c:Isi value OF the Capital Stock, allowing
*.xfy days convert the into money, would be
Oyc: Gns Wi!G". BcGnys.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-07
u DYNREPTECS LOOK

m,AaS1S@7 DYRREPhECs Lo u IA
ssNNSxsss ATTHrB B.-1T IsNoT YET CEN
eraIIy known that the Balm de Vie, or Balsam of Life
prepared bv J. T. McKrlA will, in nine cases out Of
ten. cure the worst DysI&sia and in every instance
afford great relief to the gcst%c Organs and get as
a Tonic to the whole systdn
Read this Certificate, rrena citizen of Camden, the
original Of which can s s:n by calling on the pro-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-07
SANCHEZ SPECIFIC

(rAN be sen: b. mai and Will effect cure soon
" than any other medicine. is SAFE pleasant al
reliable. SYd by J. MckAIN
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-07
"CAMDEy, 1. c., January 18th, Isl

MR. j. j. McKALN Il Dear Sir-!lavng been a
sufferer from Dyspepsia oF several years back was
induced to try your Baum ao Vie / have done so and
find it, as far as am concfrncd the BEST MEDIcSE for
that disease have ever TRIED.
Yours, Respectfully
Prepared and sold br>-4k JNO. j. MckAlN.
Jan IL Drirrisf s Ap0thecary, Clmlden.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-07
Eo!.ice.

TIE GRAVE YARD will he locked in future -
Icr,rus needing it can find the key al the Guard
Room. lliy order of Cnun'iI)
Fcb7 j X MITNERSPuO uON. Recorder
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-07

tle ooHtnern otates eApeet u cooperate with the
North and Northwest they may as well make it up
in their minds at once to submit to compromise and
sacrifice if they continue in such q struggle. Those
who lay down as tile ultmatum Of resistance oud oro
not wiling heore to try it, but must wait for Black
Republican to lie elected President are anxious to
postpone resistance and this prctcxt is only another
excuse 10 submit
, 1860-07-13
JANSON, BOND g. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs

.t W 3
DRx GOODS.
Corner Battery ana clay streets, San Franolsea,
HAvE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
Il 200 bales so inch brown drills;
100 bales 30 inch brown shesiiugj
100 bolts No. 0-o0g Duck; $3.50 fts ~
500 bolts No.7-l0 puckt
20balos Raven Duck; i sssll sg
70 eass1 Menimac prlntsi
10 cases Prague phntsj ,-r
10 Gases Pacl1c printsi
10 uases DuunelIs prints, rr
10 cases and A. bleached Shirlinps
70 rasss "a. 8. 4 and io-l blsAehsd IhiItin
20 cas blue drilll;
20 casos blue denim1;
10 bales hickory llFipesl
20 hales Z, and 4 tioklngs.
S s... sc1sls. slsc s,,. s1s sS.y asansS
5 leases Coburgs and Merlnos;
cago1 wool and hall wool plaidll
casss blue and black alparas;
10 cases Pacac-noW styles De fAinos,
cases, an wool, new styles W LAlnei;
) cases French Mefinos;
1000 Bay State plaid shauls;
1000 caShmere and plain wool ahaWs; black and col
ored silks; plain. figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment Of other Dress Goods.
BLAnKETs. @4
1000 pairs white. green and blue Mackinaw;
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and 6BG Blankets;
1000 paln cheap grey Engll1h Blankstaj
100 palu cheNp blue English Blankets;
500 pairs scarlet Engllnh Blankets,
COO pains ~. 10 I, u and ia white Bed Blankets.
CLOTHING AND NDFURNIsHING GOODS.
1000 dozen grey, blue Mud scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen grey and S'hllo MsFino UndsEahilis and
Drawers;
1000 dozsn Msrino and in wool SOCKS,
500 dozen eaiinet and ban pants;
500 dozen duck and cothNnnade pants;
500 dozen hickory and cleck shlrtD;
500 dozen calico and white dreN ahirtss
500 dozen overalls and Jumpers;
Black and fancy silk cravlt. necktlo, slk handler
chieS, suapendeFJ and variety of other articles 100
numeruul % mention. For sale low hy
JAM8ON, BOND ~ CO..
ssaf Cor. Battery and Clay ia. Gan PEanessae.
, 1860-07-13
TOWN LoT93
HnLgs ADDITION 10 sTEnACOoM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
Il his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
Into Town Lots q one acre each 3 nov prepared 10 ell
Of SEEKING investmsnt This claim, Tor adVaniaeoouS
location L not excslled BY any Puget Sound The
ulls has been lad out with Vsw 70 hsiuiy and conVs-
nsacs % en- ne " SS ~, % mo s wsos
have aEeady been donated and nst upa The prizes o.
Los nngS lom $50 70 $50 elch according % lcoly
The ploplis.er eonlempaiea building wharf lIemt1o
eaim during the coming summer, which cannot fhh 10
greatly enhance The value q Tie enilm property.
power q ailognex having been given % Prank Clark
30, during nh1enoe U Oregon, notco hereby given
seaf LEMUEL BILLS.
, 1860-07-13
SECOND HAND PIANOS
.barsAins Alua in store: priuss nom asoto
SIC.
Testimonials Of the Horace Wateru
Pianos and Melodeona.

fhe Piano zane 70 hand. and u nrut rais order. M
beautiful Instrament-Ln WALEsn, Pkil1deiphis'
John Hsaiit, q Carthage, New Ymk. Who hls had
Sae 2. W. . hsfsee Mal.I. PAno. writes = ioloulA
She llhes The ony yUu cold ne In DecSmbsr, 1854 m
piano g heeomng popular in ihh place, and think
S S. sne oSsr SSs T1 sSo VII no pp
We have two o. waisn' Pianos IN NE 70 our u,nnary
oned which hee been severely tested laFthreS yeaIl.
and We can testify 70 their good quality ald duIl6iy
WooD q 0hhoonH, honnt Cauul, m. -tlt
y. wAfE.s. Eyq-Dsar slr; Having nd one q zen
pianollen &c two yean past have lound 4 v1ls -
esrl% l1s.rsmsnt -ALoeso onAH. Principal DIO6hlJn
Rev. NJ Hayne. .Elis. q IaIous,-Pnu,sn Hollow.
csved ne heodeia. s.is and IN good order; IN ven
peonod with the external appearance ana III tona ho
nops shall hsve occasion 70 OfdsF one o. iuo nsIS
Tios.. n, =, July as,h isss. Hon.c. w.yr,,. r,,,
Sir The helodsGn you lehl ne va duIy rsesis,d a
good order. am now fully pFspartd % Nv that tk0
Instrument hghlJ s1llcloy and be- yel xilacespt
nllhed u, and for De very homTabls manner X uisk
you have anlled, and more than inlned nl thai yOa
promised. Vey respectfully yours, &C., }. J.LenIfi.
The Piano received from you continues 70 give nallI
faction. regard d a. one II tbs bs.I nSir1msns In ~
placo.-JAnne 4. CLAnKn, Charleston, VI. III
The Melodson has sely arrived Isel obllr,d % goa
lor your liberal discount vl Do 81 lean i6r you Il tc.e
The Piano vas duly received. Il cane \ sSe,Il,.l
condltlon and 2 very much admiFed b. ny nnmcIo1S
Is@lig Accses ny tSanhI Ios your PrOlapiiss
Your Piano plsa1eg uell. II s ~ -. ~ N -,
couniy.-InonAsA.L 4. LAsnAn, Campblslon, Ca. -
We are very much Obliged % you Sr having Ssn, slsh
recommend itBlAnE, HnD Co. Bnihio B. nos."s. kne1
Ine hoece Watefa Pianos are known al amonr ~
very nss. Ms are enabled q ,Pesk q thsSs nsumsns
lent tone and durable quality New Yorh Evansa.;.
we can speak q ,he melits Of the HolcS WoisIu
, 1860-07-13
a WASHINGTON HOTEL, m
LII Corner Of Main and second strssts, II
OLYMPIA, W.T..
s1LAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

TlHE PROPRIETOR HAS REcENTLY ERECTED, IN CON.
large two si1Ty building ~ By 90 feet By which be b
enabled 70 provide The travelling public with larger
number Of eapacio1s comfortable and exoellenty ven
tllnied apartments than Be aRTded By any other
puhlic house IN Washington Territory. An idea Of hs
ability % accommodate The public may BE- judgedom the
act that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms
(sxcuave Of family apaItmeni) sx Of which rolaFsS
drawing rooms pg parlnFs.
Thanhiu n the public Tor the liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended tolhe proprietor and having thus enlarged
aan and palns shall Be spared 10 se bic table e well
as any IN IKE business Bed8and bedrooms furnished 70
such a. may desire them.
Board By the day and week.
goOd stable d attached 10 this establishment which
will Be amply supplied with forage for the accommodated
Of animals Of the travelling public.
share Of public patronage s respectfully solicited
OLYNFtA. Dec. 9Th. 1857 RIV
, 1860-07-13
TIE oRKAEEsr DISCOVERY or zHs ACE
GREAT BLESSING 10 kzHKZND-LNEOCEHr
BUT POTENT

Dr.. l. ]. Cnapkaye PnOPuYLAcTIcun, o. eelf diain
ectng agent, aur6 preventive Against 0onoFEb0a and
eyphlitlc dseases, and an unnnrpnnsed remedy nF an
vsneFea, ecroulnus, gangEenous and cancerous ulce
lulId discharges from vagna, uterus and urehra and
al eulaneoua erupous and daea1ea. For salo a Dr. l.
J. Czapkays ONCE Sacramento street. nearly opposite
incubation s preventive against small pOx 90 is Dr..
Czapkays Propkyacticnm preventive against nyphll
itic end gonofFl mi diseases. Harmless n liSslf Il
poGeselthe power Of chemically destroying the eyphl
bauchees from being Infected By the most oiIhaome of
al diseases. Let no young man who appreciates health
Be without Dr.. CEapkaya Pnphy ylnetcn. u l1in veFy
convenient packages Be found convenient 70 us
being used e soap That diseases can b prevented
BY The Of proper agents. is we'll en- eiahlshed
net that they can be cured after their establishment.
The principle, which . now universally Acknowledged
was received even bsdFe the days of Jenner The dcoV
ereF Of vacenatlon IN 1895. and lie multiplied benefits
since have received q they deserved the atenton
of he medical raly. u was 10 puTut q hs branch
Of the medical soenee that Dr.. CEapkny lnFtunsley
made he dscovrTy q bis Prophylacicum. which, or
The prevention ol ayphtc. gonohUal, cnnceroul and
ep.lseom a.oIae .senas gnslsseq !. p eey sgsnl u
ton. d immediate, and removes the possibility Of COZ.
traction Of deaae. H. however, The disease has hron
contracted, 4 is useful 10 neuinlzlng the poisonous
secEeilons which by sh.otpeus prOdlcs he hcd con
administered By the Doctor IN many tho-nd clsI ard
Be has yet 70 nd the Ist 10 which Il has Allied 10 sub
serve The purpose lor which lt administered. Price
Is. Fall directions are attached 70 each packaee 10
czaghay WIN ianI.h, giain, prescription idr bic Bio
An ccnmaulca,ous nom he country, aaaresusd only
10 Dr. L J. Czapkay. San Ff1nclsco, VII b strictly
and eo11denti ~ attended TO- and the r.mede1s !ith
81 sstrs q oihur coussysnsS 70 their Ss1iin1Il5a
AddEo1 Z. =. CzAPKAY, Y. D..
, 1860-07-13
MARINE HOSPITAL.
Port Townsend, june 22, le5e.

Fort ToWnsend, June ~ 1So6.
DR. r. N. O'BRRN, LATE RESIDENT Ply
~ sclan and Surgeon of the County Hospital, San
FncIaco and Of the hospital Of The Sisters of Mercy q
nov In charge Of the Marine Hospital at Port Townsend
DR. 0lBRlEN y also prepared TO receive private pa
tieuts BE dattes himse t0o, with the hops that an
experience Of sixteen years IN the pEatice of biz proes-
sion, both private and hospital together with thorough
medcoch gca education, a. evidenced BY the proper
guarantee Of diploma " that eject will Oaln for him
The confidence Of the citizens on Puget Sound.
~ Pm. oBRIEN, ND,
Port TOWnisnd,
, 1860-07-13
AgkieuItufs.
Why Young Men Leave the Farm.

Why do they a-ihat's the question
One leaves because foddering is liable to gel
his clothes all hay seed; another because
he wants 70 see what he has not seen, and
never can see on the farm-the busy street
and its exciting scenes. Another thinks the
farm intOlerably dull, and bar.room-dark
IS Egypt with tobacco smoke, and full Of men
he can neither love nor trust-preferable,
he takes his choice. Another, having read
Of Dick Turpin, but never Of Downing, de-
sires fame, and goes to away from home for
IL
SobeEly-we live in an age Of wonderful
transitions. Great changes take place.
The old German who said, when they sue
ceeded in build ng turnpike across the ALE.
ghanies, he would be ready and willing to
die, has lived 10 see the turnpike and nu.
merons railroads across those mountains
completed. The last City years has set a
wonderful many wheels in motion. All
these Innovations call for men-able. bodied
men-men with brains as we'll as mouths.
This call has been met The men have been
given that were needed for onward progress.
When men Of brains and good habits are
wanted, where should we turn for them
sooner than 10 the Arml The young men
of the farm have been called, and many Of
them have obeyed the call-to-day they are
guiding In some way the engine Of progress.
As husbandmen we are the losers. The
highest bid takes not only the young man,
but his sister, and away they 60 from the
farm homA What can we do to keep them
Stop the wheels Of progress f-stop cars
and engines and abolish the great wants
which have called our boys to more imme.
dints reward than We could cfferl MOL we
viii lst he want exist--we will LET the age
want our boys, and thank God they are hot
, 1860-07-13
San 1rantistu.

DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
PriOats NsSicaI ana Surgical institute.
Sacramento srse oaOO Montgomery opposite Pacific Nod
&edmShip cO~lpdny's qoics San FranefscO.
Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of all Chronic and Private Dis
eases, and the suppression OF Quackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician L. j. CzLPEAY, MD
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief physf
clan to the 10th Regiment Of HOnVeds, chief surgeon
to the military hospital Of Pesth Hungary. the late
Lecturer on Diseases Of GentO Urinary organs and
Diseasesoi women and children and honorary member
Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid TO the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar 70 women and children.
81 Once hOurs-FrOm IAN. 10 o. Pm.
Communications strictly confidential.
-. Permanent cure guaranteed, oV no pay. Consul
tatiUns by letter or otherwise. free. "a
Address Dir L. j. CzAPKAY, San Francisco.
TO THE AFFLtCTED.
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, late OF the Hungarian Army,
and honorary Member of the Philadelphia College of
Medicine, calls attention 70 the floaing ihaadea In
the treatment Of which he guarantees cure Diseases
Of the Brain such as Epilepsy Apnpexy uShes Of blood
70 the head Inflammation Of its different tlsnes, partial
and complete Paralysis and Insanity and oil Functional
Derangements, such "a loss Of memory, aversion 70
society, mbanthropy tmidy nervous excitement from
slight causes self dstrust giddines, headache ringing
In the ears confusion Of ideas love Of snude optical
Illusions disturbed sleep and incapabiiiy fof abr and
study Also In diseases 0f the uRep and air passages
such "a Tubercular dlse consumption pneumonia
o. Inflammation Of the lungs pleGIesor plur.y, ashme
forms OF catarrhal affections; also diseases Of the liver
such as hepatta or Inflammation O the COMPOSITIONS
q he liver ah.caases Of the liver cacu 10 the gall
bladder and ducts, aundce and those diseases which
impair it, functions, such Panama fever, billions and
inermittng eveFs and the consequences which these
disorders leave behind them.
Also diseases Of the Stomach, such q C,astrs or In
hammation Of the Bowels dyupepsa IN an Ifs foTma
, 1860-07-13

A WELL-AAsORTBD LOT on DRUGS AND
"A MsdlsnpA Thsy IN y I'D h les % su o. Ne uhals
ahss, eAsap NJ easA In4ulEs = - a1s2S stare Is
, 1860-07-13
S.w. suL.l.IVAN, 7--7
BOOKSELLER AND SYAYl0NER.

san FRANCISCO, cALIFoRNIA.
WouLD cal he atisnlcn ufan Dooh.,ller1 .
W AHlellmsn and News Arlni1 % aInrr, A.M|
s.,.,. m, sne n.s..as, shaeh y sl
anone and a. ne ohsap Ruhlloncnl oft1 d1V Al ~
49,, a n.Ih, pee. e.Is1y pau1sd and isgDT drs1i1l
1ely q ~ neg publications, desired. DsaI.s WI f11 n
sany q hgr a1v.nngs % have n h.P oTirl 1890 n
sasr AsSs- MssdsI ~ y an5stla 1sSlrdE
, 1860-07-13
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

PatenIs residing In any part Of the Slate however
distant. who may desire the opinion and advice of r
CSapkay their respective cases. and who think prop
70 submit written statement Of such, In preference n
holding personal interview, respectfully asS0rsd
czapksy takes this opportunity o. Observing ihai al
lettere are only opened and replied 10 By himself ani
the latter a. promptly 90 possible.
II the case be fully and candidy described, psnonal
communication viii be supefseded, % instructions 0F
diet regimen, and the general treatment Of the eS1a
ITSELF ncudng the Tempdes) will be forwarded With
out delay and In such manner as 70 convey no idea Of
the puFp ut Of the letter or parcel % transmitted.
81 Consultation gTatis. Permanent cure GuAraA-
teed. or no pay.
Address L. J. cZAPKAY, ND,
S;S Sm San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-07-13
TlisttIIalsuus.

timdy self dstTust diEzines, headache, IDVolun,ry
pmples the face, sexual or other inirmitleo n ~
are cured BY the Justly celebrated physician and
l. CSapkSy. His method Of curing diseases 4 ns|'
unknown 70 othen) and hence the great success, Al
consultations, BY letter or otherwise, free.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, ND.
San Frnnci..o
, 1860-07-13
Dr. L. J.cZAPKAY, San Francisco.


Springs hnm NEGLECT Of NatnFe's laws.
SuEIM y not 1--WE wHET IA 4 CURE @ Is GUARANTEED IN AL
sets6use. nervous aslliy .yphils In sll lie stages.
nS1s n ~ SoSsS ~ sntla. ds y ~ MssIoSa
throat, nose and eyes. ulcers upon the Sady o. limbs,
cancers. drop.y speptic fits. &C. vitu's dance, and
sI diseases arising from deIangement Of the @xnal
loss OF power, Renefa weakness, dimness Of vision,
with peculiar spots appearing before the eyes loss OF
SSn" sSs ,Ss STs % . Liver dssas'. eSP,Ons
guaFites. and al impgopeF discharges Of both sexes
Il matters not from what cous lhs disease orginsied,
nosesef Eng Standing O. ootina.e the case recovery =
can Be eaected ~ any other treatment. even amer the
disease has brled the skin Of eminent physlrlans and
ssiS Issed az 1sr mean. , q cure Tne medicines pre-
causing no sickness, and fee IRON mercury or halSam.
nurnT heen years o prIctiee In Europe. the Atlantic
states and CalItnla have rescued nom the Jaw. Of
aforementioned dseassa, had been given up 70 die By
their phyeians, which warrants ne II promising 70 ne
ae.ea, Sso nay place the,sivsa under ny care.
enemies 70 health as thry the At n ennsump
tior, scof0ls, and many nher Masps and should be
tetlur . the human iaIy ApImanent cnFe issc'Tcey
hands Of tncnmpetent p Fsons Who not only h % cure
the dlsea e., hut the constitution filing he syst N
VIII mercury. Which, With ,he disease, hasiehs The
Bat should the dseass sud The Treatment not cause
death epeedily, and the ,icm msrrss, ne dISpsss 4
eutaed upon ne ehIdren, who are born with weakly
castilnns. and he current Of life corrupted by virus
which belFaya ITSELF 10 scFofna letter. uIcers eiupione
and other affections Of the skin eyes, throat and unaa
entAng nPen them brief existence Of suffering. and
consignlnR ID, N 70 an early grave.
SELF ABUSE b another Iormldahls enemy 70 health,
r nOihng else IN the dread canlogue Of human dSsasei
ean.es 70 destructive drain upon The ayIam, daWIsg
i.a Thousands Of victims through few years q meFng
down 70 en- untimely RFave II dcsiiuyy the nervous
aystem rapidly wastes away The energies az le canes
mental defaneemeut, prevents the proper development
Of the system. dpqnahes r marriage, society, bnGnen
and ell enTthy hsppnea and leaves he SnIsr wrecked
IN BODY and mind. predispnaed 20 cnnsumpton and
tram ofevis 10 he dread than death llae with
The fullest con6dence auFe the unfortunate VIctma d
eef abuse that peruenent and speedy cure can b
elected, and with The abandonment o nnus pTnotices
my patients can be fesored to robust vguIOur health.
1rleeularitles and al dlrases or males and females
trraied On pFncpes established b. 1en ysarl o. pFso
tlce and sanctioned By thouslndS q the 6t rtmarabe
cuIea. Mediclnee with ll directions, sent % any paTt
Of Oregon and Washington Territory on patients com
munic1tlng their eymutoms hy otlef Bi1lnan core :
pondence strictly confidential.
Address DR. 4. J. CZApKAY,
Medical In5llluie. eacFamen'o u, below MONTGOMERY
opposite Pacific Mall 8. Co.'S oflce, San Francisco.
, 1860-07-13

Eor BlackWOOI and The IOur Reviews, II %
avoid fractions 5 may be remlted for Blaekwood Of
N: 3. The price in Great Britain efths, foe
PeriOdieab dbOUe-nGmed is about $3l per dnnum.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRZBE!!
~ Remittances must in all cases, be made
direct 70 the Pa6IiskeTs, for at these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1860-07-13

These machines having taken the first premiums OF
a the State Fas held last Fall throughout the Union,
In every instance where they have conended over ali
other Se wing Machines, must be received ~
Conclusive Evidenced Observation-Disclosures
, 1860-07-13
dstfal Qualifications.
LEONARD Scott & Co.'S
REPRINT OF THE
B RlTIS PERIODICALS.

EoNARD SCOTT CO., New York, continue 10 n. publish
- the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
I. The London Quarterly, (ConservatlylO
.. The Edinburgh Review, (WhigO
8. The North British Review, Ifree ChurcA1
Z. The Westminster Review, (liberai)
0. BlackwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine, (rOry.)
These Periodicals. ably represent the great political parties
Great Dtan-whg Tory, and RadcRi but politics form
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