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dnu pau up IN oAAOG
keep in any climate.
imentary canal, o n O
are good and ssfe in 81
ases where q Catharth
is needed, such as DE.
rsngeinents Of the StOm
ach, Sieepiness, Pains
in thu Back and Ions,
Costlveness, Pain sn0
Soreness owes the whole
body, frem sudden GOLD,
whleh frequently, IL
neglacl ed, end in q long
course OF Fever, Loes OF
Appetite, . cree pi ne
SENSATION of Cold owe,
the body, Rsstlessness,
Htadacne, or weig . il
the hsad, all lnaama
tory diseases, Worms il
Children or A d q Is,
Rheumatism, . grea!
Purifier of the Blood,
and many diseases t
which flesh is heir to,
too numerous to men
ton in this advertise.
ment. Dose I to 2.
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RXCHANaR.
THE MARKETS.

New YORK, June 10.
Flour $515@$5.70. Wheat firm and in
good export demand Chicago Spring 81 %
-@Sl %, amber Iowa 81. So@$l 80, white
western $14l. Rye s4@S5c. Corn 62@
64c. Oats quiet and unchanged. Mess Pork
$l7.50@$l8.25. -sssa
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ID t.MEMBEK !-Ihs place to buy your Ere
II works fol 4 n Of in at
P.LMER l. DEMORESI'S
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Vi lag Of Wilton JUNCTION, Auscatins Co., Iowa
which 10 now open for the reception Of applIcant:
where the afflicted, either acute q chrents OF q
grader, names and natures. may b cured II csraeIe
All patients wi receive the beat attention. suen q
boarding, nursing, and medical aid, on the mo-,
reasonable tsrms. There will b no pains spared
ia making comfortable the stay Of al who nay
favor this Institution with their patronags. where
the blind will be made to Sec and the deat 70
hear. For particulars, sec circulars.
so 9 4@ DIR. MILLER, Principal.
May LIST, 1s6O-w1y e4sf m rss.l sg
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C EDAR RAPIDS
"oolen Fact

TNRIS Factory ia now in complete order and pre-
i pared on the shortest notice I'd do all kinds
Of Custom Work on the following t-lms, payable
in Cash or WOOL:
Roll Csrdng, Sc per lib.
a. Cardins and Spinning, ~ q, l6, do
Fu,ing and Dr,.s,rg Cloth, 25c per yard.
Mating White Flannel, Csc do 3a
s'zee do ,Fnllsd Cioih, SOC do
do, satirst, thnd'g wrap SO, do
Wool Worked on shares,
Into Flannel far half tho product.
do 9th, iulsd and flashed, for two-thirds
the y. oiBcts. -. r. . - cir
Isto Satinet, fulied and finished, for three-ffths
the precincts. n.Ei af eve &4
From clean Wool the CO .toyn r will have a yard
of Jiorh for losi; ard f Satinet for 81 lbs,
and a vars OF White Fiapnel for l2Ibs. Egetf|t
WOOL WANTk D for Cash Or IN exchange for
mani faciur' d go d. - l~ J. CLARK.
&c ar Rapids, NAV Is. 1850 --w3m taYfH
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DIED,

In this city, June 18th, 1860, of typhoid fever,
SANUEL NJ. JAMGs, of Safe Harbor, Lancaster
county, Pa.-aged "a years. .ft
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Commercial.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

WEEKLY REVIEW.
MUsoArINE, Thursday, June 81 -P.x.
Weather warm but pleasant and still
favorable to the growing crops.
Wheat declined 59lOc and market
unsettled. Uniav"rable reports from St.
Louis caused q tumble in prices on Tuesday,
from which the market will not likely
recover till after harvest. if it does then.
dispatch yesterday says clnb wheat is
still down to 90@95c in St. Louis. Corn
has also declined % here, but is sti in active
dsmand. Potatoes advanced 100000, on
account of small supply. Other articles
unchanged.
We quote:
Wheat-Spring, $4,000.
=" Winter, none in market.
Flour-Spring wheat $50$5, so.
Corn meal, 40@5Oo y bushel.
Corn, in ear, 3Oc, shelsd SIC.
Oats-30c@3lc.
Barley, soc.
Rye, 624c. .- .,.-
Beans, 81.
Potatoes 35@40c. ra.
Apples = dried $500. .-7'
Hay timothy, $500 prairie, 81; Hun
garian, $3.50 per ton.
Eggs, &C..
Butter, 10@l2c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, 1Ial22e.
Shoulders. 8alOc
Clear sides, l0@l23c
Lard l2}c.
Hides green, 53c; dry flint, 12a@13c.
Lumber, $l0a$30 per 1000 feet.
Brown sugar - 5000; crushed 12c
clarified 103c, refined, white, lilo.
Molasses - plantation SOC, 3. II. 60,
Belcher's 81, kegs $6,o09$6,50.
Oofee-149l43c.
Nails-ass. SO 1904.
Rice &c.
Live Stock. Fat cattle So. 250$2,50
hungarian grass seed, 25@40c.
Rags 2@2ac.
New York, selling II per Ct
Philadelphia, II
Bosten. II
Baltimore, II
Chicago, !
St. Louis, currency
st. Louis. bankable funds
St. Louis, .-g.. specie IA
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-22

TTHE best Kerosene. 81. per gsllen.
i Prime Burning Fluid q, usual prices. -a
art at GRAHAM BROTHERS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-22

Pure Vegetable extracts,
CASES. air tight, ana WI
The Family Catasr-
tic PILL ia q gentle but
active Catnarlic which
he prot r,etor has uset 4.
n his practice for more q
than twenty years. -
The constantly ] n
crossing demand from =
sosse who have long \
used he P l L L S A
and the satisfaction =
which all express in re-
gard to their use has in s
:luced me to place them =
within the reach Of all. E
The profession we'll a
know that different Ca 8
thartics act on different =
portions of the bowels. :
The FAMILY O A
THARTIC PILL has, Z
with due reference to-
this we'll establkhe =;
fact, been compounded {,
from . variety OF the
purest Vegetable Ex-
tfscts, which act alike
an aua1u Tart Gf fha nj.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOUND.

nN,h 10Th inst IN lows City road, near
~ Muscstine, q sack d groceries, which tn.
owner can ba.. by cali, Is on DR.. Hougnton.
Musculin June 2lst.-SI.
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Esll1!l1l0
Gl3lIIlla|

I>5 MRS. WIN SLOW,
An experienced Nurse ami Female Physician, pre-.
stnts 10 the attention Of Mothers. her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
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-oG aG ~ DargalM. ,EA'5i4E
EIGHTY aerssef good lad We ! losased h tAis
"a State, for sals-priee two dqlla . per aaps.--
Apply 70 J0HN0. WiLSON,
I aJus sshs 1sse -d&utt J5z zaassS In
! .dlnoy 30 aoiiesDbe cd
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4 NUUGLAe aud liao0in's Debates,
l. eneahAn's Ute Of Dsugias,
Lite oil ABB L,ncoln,
at fALMER & DEMOREST'S.
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~ WEEDS ADJUSTABLE
Fulcrum Hay or Cotton Press,
PROMISES to revolution1zs Hay, Cotto. ana
L Hemp Balipg. Patented May %, 1850.
-. r7 ia rssF JAMES WEED.
junslA-2m 5sss Aussatane, Iswa.
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.-'~ THIS COMPANY WILL INSURE
DweNing Houses, 5. .',-'.'
9s5a 3 Store Houses, ~"

gags" sS.2P - /. - Furniture,
At lowest iates consistent With sesurity of tie
issnrcd.i seslH CTS 2 i39ftas 9IlantF 81
The !" MEncIAxr's- Co = ranks amosg the hsss
IN snaged Coppan,, OF Hartford.
9d = limo WILSON. Agent.
juno Is. ls5o--d2w Win, .Trenopt Hall.
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PRICE THREE DIMES,
The Liver Inv,gefator and Family Catbartis
Pills are retailed by Druggists generally and solo
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns.
T .s e.T.W. SANFORD, NJ. d.; y
Manu- ac.ure- AID Proprietor, ro
Oct. Is: 335 BKoADwAY.Nhw YORK
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.a WE HAVE TRIED It'll
A ND have determined th.ty our numerous
IA friends aud patrons ehs'l not have II 70 say
that they Can buy goods cheaper ekewhsre..
Besides having large and welI-selected stock
we are just ordering from the East, and will from
time to time, as necessity requires, to Keep up
full and COED assortment, that W may ct al times
supply the wants OF customers. es;y a1t.,4
Our stock consists of every variety usually Kept
In WESTERN DRY -GU0DS STORES. .4iGot
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SANF OR D.
FAMILY
Cat harLic Pt Is !.
COMPOUNDED EROh

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable extracts, and pat up in GLASS
CASES. air tight, ana Will keep in any climate.
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Nav 04,h. 1880,
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-09
TIan E&:..src Of EusiH.a.

The Brcckiuridgc Democrats of New York,
We arc glad to sec, utterly rcpudIatc the IN
priuciplrl and tricky scheme OF fusion lately
hatchcd 10y the corrupt wirc-pnIcrs of the
Douglas faction Of the State Hon. james !.
Brady, the Drcckinrid.c candidate for Cover
nor, addressed the people of Albany on Tues
day night. lie denounced Doug lis and the
Squaltrr Sovereignty doctrine, and the recent
fusion cheat, and called upon every Natloa a!
Democrat to support the regular ticket. lie
said this contest woull dispose OF Douglas, ana
that he would never be heard Of outside OF
Illinois for any public station thereafter. lie
also spoke in severe tones of Richmond d Co
and charged Upon them the present divided
state of the Democracy. lie said III" Brcck'
iuridwc and Lane colorS were nailed to the mast
and would never again be stripped or tllr!co
while the Union lasted.
The New York I1ne<, in alludin@ to the IN
dirnaut refusal of tic friends of Alr. Brcc!iin
rJyc to Lc sacrificed to promote Tic Squattcl
Sovereignty cause, very justly renIa'k*:
They have taken the groun' rs 4 matter o
law, that slaves are property under the FEEDER
al Constitution, ana as sch are cm:it!cl TO Fed
era! protection, NicTGNcf iHE IC|',i''i %''H''S"
ton has authority. They deny utterly there
fore, the right OF Congress. nr .; The Lcgg!s'
turr, or people Of any territory, 10 interfere
with slavery in that tcrr:torr, rS:cp: tor ILL
purpose of giving it professions. Tncy "rc cI =
is and directly AT issac with the Doag'aS nc"
OIL this point, which is really the vital polit o.
the whole pending political coatiove.sy. They
Lclicyc, moreover, t!rat the ;s:erd MY OF tlt'
Douglas paty and its principles vi c quite
as fatal to the lights aud interests OF ;he South
crn States as that Of thc ErpnbIicars
Uudvr these circumstances, how Is It posi-
bic ;ur them TO coa!c$cc either with tic Doug
L., men or with the Bell mcn, who dcm"nnrc
them toIh Ii they can procure any modilica
tion in the platforms ufthc>c parties ~;''iy aS<e"
ur: their part, to what they consider their vii"
and fundamental principle, they w""id Eay'
reason for joining the proposed c"aiit:oh' VIM
out som. such concession their assent Wo"1'
simply cxlinguisL them us party, "l'I "l'
Grace them lis individuals.
(huricS',n NcrcrrH.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE Great Eastern 10 Garry The
Mails from Norfolk.

The following correspondence appears in
the Norfolk (Va.) ArgnS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA, 1860.
SIR There is fair probability that the
steamship Great Eastern will rc-cntcr the
Chesapeake Bay somewhere along between the
goth of October and the 10th of November
next.
The constant interest which l have enter
tanned for many years in the development Of
this unequaled body of land locked ocean
water, and the resources of its tributaries, as
well as that in closer proximity with it than
with New York, influence me to make the ell
quiry whether, i'll the event OF the rcappcarance
of this noble vessel within the Virginia Capes,
you wiu be disposed 10 authorize tie co"ceyancr
Of the mu'is by her from Hompton Rondy 10
MiLorl Ho0en, upo" as tareroJle cOnditinns
In Aey Ow"t,H as mutts"aec hpeyed tom New
York to Br.!i,A ports IN ,tr"m slips core,ed
by tie fog IF tie OAihd Stu,ex not receiving
an annual compensation for their services.
In case you give your assent, it will perhaps
be proper to designate Norfolk as the port at
@L;:!: : lie lie mails sa be made up for European
distribution, inasmuch MS that city is the outer
deep water bay port, and the centre OF a large
rail road and other post communications.
| have the honor to be- Sir,
Very respectfully,
= our obcdicnt servant,
(SigncG) a. DUDLEY MANN.
Hon: JOSEPH Hour, Postmastcr-Gcneta,
Washington.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-09
The Next EcgIsiat;sTc.

From all quarters the people should send "
their best talent and most devoted patriotism
to represent them in the next Legislature. The
business before that body will he Immensely
weighty and important next winter. If WI
arc to Judge from the queries which have been
proponndeI 10 the candidates for that exalted
trust all over the State; if We are to believe
that those elected will go to the Capital to
serve the people, and not sqmandcr their time
and money in empty debate and cmpticr re
solutions; if We may hope that patriotism and
bu<ness-kc craftsmanship will take the place
Of briwing denagogHcsm and Office seeking
then, graver matters never came before a
peoples counsclIors than will, perhaps, have to
be met and grappIcd with dcliherated upon
aud moulded into cnactmcnts, at the coming
session.
The fist great question that starcs us i'll the
face is, what must he done in the event of
LincoIn's elcctor' But this is not the only
subject Of substantial Importance agitating the
minds Of Our people, more or less, at this time.
The arming Of the militia Of the State, the re-
modelling Of the military system, the abolish
mcmt Of the USury Laws and Of trcc-ncgrcisn,
State aid to foster direct trade between Char
lesion and Europe, further appropriations to
the ncw State House ard the Blue Ridge Rail
Road, the establishment of Pemtentiary and
legislation on the subject Of intcmpcrancc-
Il csc are some of the subjects that will proba-
bly, come up for elaboration in the next Leg
isaturc.
1t is not Our purpose here and now to dis
cuss these grave matters; we cannot conclude,
however, without saving Il word for tic cause
Of temperance. If this matter comes before
the Legislature, as i'll all probability it will,
that body cannot take a neutral position; its
action will be raIIying point either for the
coId-watcr army, or for the hosts of King A.
coho. Indeed, if South Carolina coull take
an entirely neutral position, shall it be said Of
her that she looked on unmoycd and callous
lis marble, while her citizens were grooming be-
meath the iron heel of this monstrous social
curse! Forbid it, patriotism; forbid it, hca-
Ven
Our. Legislature should, therefore, plni"ly,
anlguiroc0Ry ana practically, IN some ,Cay ar
other, troun np2n Mi& drmorulzi0y corrupt
iiay and di$inLgruting pice. With State in
fucncc, social Indifference, mercantile cupidiy,
and personal qualification al! against it, the
temperance Reform has had an uphill strug
gle Of it, to accomplish what it has done. Now
that its banner is floating in triumph over
more than hundred Divisions and three
Sons, let the State come forward aud
attest her satisfaction at these benign results,
by lending a helping hand to keep the l.!I in
moton.-Iord'rHs Enq"i,rr.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-09
The Ul,ien ai,d:ss Peace.

There cannot be a doubt, that Il leading mo
tive between the States, in establishing Il I'LL
ion between :hem, was to create and pcrpetu
ate friendship between them. If indcpen
dent Of each other there would be causes o.
disagreement, and, perhaps, of war hetwee'
them. Treaties with foreign nations might
DC made hy some of the States, which might
incidentally affect nlurio,lSly other States. re
establish peace and friendship between all the
States Of the United States, was, undoubtedly
one grand motive for the creation of the Tn.
ion. Is this end secured by the present union
of the United States Is there friendship be-
tween the Statcs9 Arc they living on terms
OF good ncighborhood; and with that esteem
which good ncighborhood must always inspire !?
On tie contrary, has not the Union been us
cd 10y the North to assa the South, in man
her that would lot have been admissible, were
the States independent of each other Their
common government in Congress has been, for
the last twenty years, hostile body to the
Southern States, in its operations. The open
combinations in the Northern States, to over
throw the institution Of slavery in the South
ern States, arc, of themselves, good cause for
war. The cnticing away our slaves, and mur-
dcring their masters the invasion Of Brown,
and the vast sympathy he received at the
North, aud the fires kindIcd by the Aboli-
tionsts in Texas-arc all the results OF the I'm
ion, as it now exists, perverted from its origin
al designs. Conspiracy, hostility and hate, are
substituted for that friendship and brotherhood,
it was expected the Union would establish be-
tween the States The Southern States, if
they would have that peace and friendship the
Union WAS intended to establish, must enforce
it in the Union, or seek it out of it. Napoleon
III. says "thc Empire is peace /" "a saying wor-
thy OF al Emperor Charleston Mercury.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-09

PoIsoNISG DYLEAD CONTAINED IN SSrFF.-
.One of the German medical journals gives ali
account by DR.. Wicke, of a case of poisoning
by lead contained in snuff. The symptoms
were violent attacks of collie, which first awaken
ed suspicion that the patient was being poisoned
by lead. No source could be found for such
poison, except in The large quantities OF snuff
WHICH he took ,I'he snuff was chemically ey-
a,nined, and found to contain two and a half
Der cent of metallic lead. DIR. Wicke is OF
opinion that lead finds its way into snuff from
tue lead wrapping in which snuff is packed.
The packages being exposed often to damp
and to the atmosphere, the lead becomes
,changcdinto carbonate, and the snuff is charged
with the poison. lie thinks that this view is
corroborated by the fact that, in examining
packages of snuff the lead changes in amount
as one approaches the centre, and that at the
corners Of the packages, where contact with
the wrapping is most perfect the crust of car
bonic of lead is most marked. The absorption
of lead by the snutf-takcr, is mainly by the
stomach. The snuff is conveyed to the palate
in small quantities, and thence downward to the
stomach.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-10-09
pari.ian genius has Just invcn; ~

\ pari.ian genius has just invcn; >->inHS-
ic.l n,t,icoat. l;v tue aid Of scientific III, =
ism the cginoIimc is rid Of all springs, hool.
bolts pivots &C.. and is inflated, like Il Ic-prc-
server, the air furnishing any amount of dis
,cntion required, to Il given circumference OF
say a quarter of mile. The sublime feature
Of thc invention is this: The elegant wcarcr
need only touch Il Spring, arranged to com
mnnicatc with the okct Of her mus cal at'
tachmcnt, not unlike bird organ, playing Il
variety of tunes from the gems OF the operas to
y nar.crr lullaby. The inventor confidently
declares that ballroom orchcs:ras may be "i
,rrIy lispcnscd with i'll future; the l%di 5 wear
inr his musical p,ttiroat' can provide ihcm
s.lves with watzcs. quadrillcs. and poIkas. ID
their heart, lontcnt.