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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06
THE PEOPLES COOK BOOK /!
NJ q d RRN COOK G R Y

nj II II h Ii IN u u u II Ia II ]
I'm All its Branches.
BY MISS ELIZA ACTON.
CAREFULLY REVISED BY MRS. S. j. HALE.
1t Tells You How to choose a II kinds OF Meats,
Poultry, and Game, with all the va.
rous and most approved modes OF
dressing and cooking Beefand Pork;
also the best and simplest way OF
sailing, picking and curing the
same.
II Tells You All the various and most approved
modes Of dressing, cooking, and bo-
ming Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Poultry
and Game of all kinds, with the
different Dressings, Graves, and
Stuffngs appropriate to each.
II Tells You How to choose, clean, and preserve
Fish OF all kinds, and how to sweet
ell 1t when tainted; also all the va.
rous and most approved modes OF
cooking, with the different Dress
lngs, Sauces, and Flavorings appro-
PIRATE to each.
1t Tells You All the various and most approved
modes OF preparing over fifty differ
ent kinds Of Meat Fish Fow Game
and Vegetable Soups, Broths and
Stews, with ths Relishes and sea.
sonings appropriate to each.
II Tells You All the various and most approved
modes Of cooking Vegetable few
cry description also how to prepare
Pickles, Catsups and Curries of all
kinds, Poted Meats, Fish, Game,
Mushrooms, &c.
1t Tells You All the various and most approved
modes OF preparing and cooking all
kinds nf PLAIN and fancy Pustry,
PUddings, Omelettes. Fritters, cakes
confectionery, Preserves, Jellies,
and Sweet Dishes of every descrip-
ton
1t Tells You All the various and most approved
modes OF making Bread, Rusks,
Mullins and Biscuit tme best me-
thod Of preparing Coffee, Chocolate
and Tea, and how TO make syrups
Cordials and Wines of various
kinds,
It Tells You How to set out and ornament Tia.
Bile, how to carve all kinds OF Fish,
Flesh or Fowl, and in short. how to
simplify the who e Art of Cooking
as to bring the choicet iuxurles OF
the table within everybody reach
The book contains 4l5 pages; and upwards OF
Twelve hundred Recipes, all of which are the re-
suits Of actual experience, having been fully and
| carefully tested under the personal superiDten.
dence OF the writer's 1t is printed in clear and
open type is illustrated with appropriate engra.
Wings and will be forwarded TO any address, neatly
bound, and postage paid, on receipt Of the price
$l,0O, or in cloth, extra, 81 ,25.
$1,000 A YEAR
can be made by enterprising men everywhere, In
se Hing the above work, as our inducements to al
such are very liberal.
| For single copies of the Book, or for termr Il
agents, with other information, apply to or address
| JOHN E. POTTER. Publisher,
No. GIT SAMSON Street. Philadelphia, Pa
Nov s, 60-lY
To Il eacherS.
| EXAMINATIONS will be held as follows
commencing at 10 o'clock of the day mentioned
and continuing one day and half:
| At New Athens, January 25, 1861.
| At New Market. February %, 1861.
At Hopedale, March 90, 1861,
The Examination at Hopedale will be held ii
the Normal School building, and at the other pla
ces, through the courtesy OF School Officers, in th
Public.school buildings.
| By Order Of the BoHrd,
| "a B ADAMS, Clerk.
| Dec 10, go
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06
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person can get this receipt for masking honey, and
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Iut. g6 1874
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06
FasIaionabIe TaiIorimE, /,

YrsnE subsbriber JoHnC Burns, takss ihis oppof-
Z tuniIy te iHtorm the public and the fashiona-
"a world asnerniiy thai BE has bought tho tailor.
~ ssfn hlishmsnt formerly belonging to John Con
wsiI una ressorifniiy requests al desiring neaf
I'd ssbstznai JOB IN his lins Of business 70 give
kig1 = 6eil.
~ s1hs ssfsices II III. Eonwell afe tsspinsd m
A. asfxblIshaaenf JOHN u bEkkS
~aa0s54~H VS. III az -.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

NHcNeeiy Normal scEa0ol Of Ohio.
Fall Term tlI weeks begins August %, 1860.
Winter Term tl6 wseks) begins Nov, ,20th, 1860
Competeni instructors in aIf the departments.
Bosfd--for gentlemen s2,ees Tor ladies ,73 par
week. 8A4 &F@
Rooms for clubbing or seif-boarding.
For Catalogue and all particulars apply 70 the
principal, EDWIN REGAL,
hopsdale Harrison county. Aug %. 1850.
80.
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Union Hotel.

Union HOTEL.
ARcH STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
"a THE undersigned having purchased the
interest OF his former partner, Mr. Evans
WEI il the above Hotel, would call atte ntion
iRaas OF the public 10 it's convenience in ev.
cry particular for those who are visiting
the city either on business or pleasure Its quiet
location and uninterrupted ventila ton tbeing sit.
uated opposite an open space Of 400 feet, which Ia
shaded with trees OF beautiful foliage st within
hall square of the very center Of trade, offers
to business men inducements 10 soiourn rarely met
with in populous city.
Passenger Railroads, which run past and in close
proximity, atiord to thoss iu search of pleasure
cheap and pleasant ride to all p aces Of interest In
or about the city.
The proprietor givesassurance that TEE UEIoS
shall be kept with such character as will meet pub
lie appreciation and would sciicii Western patron
age. UPTON = NEWCOMER.
Sent, 10, le6O-Iy 4iss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

II ATS and CAPS
Ill M gj The latest styles s'" /,
Justreceived ana tor sale by
IS. a. n. McFADDEN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

1NOY BOOKS, good selection and cheap 80
J. Ca Y and zoe thom at DEALLsP
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DIR. J. H. McLEAN's. III
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Payif.
TEE eREATEsr KgMEDY IN KHK woRl.a.

Aud the modi DELI
eious and delightful
cordial ever taken.
It is strictly a seien
tifie & vegetable COM
pound, procured BY the
distillation Of Roots,
Herbs and Bark. yell
low Dock, Blood root,
Black Root. Sarsapa-
rills. Wild Cherry bark
and DaRdeliou enter
into It's composition.
The entire active rem
edial principle of each
ingredients is thorough
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

THIS DEllcloUs ToNlC sTuMULANT.
Especially designsdf0f the use Of the Medical rio
fsloH sudths family, hasuF snpeFcededihs 80 olled
" Gns,N Aromauc," "Comial,H "Modioated," /"
"sehsApps y ETC., i now enaoned BY al OF the prom
inout phytioians ohomtta and connoltienFs, - pos
setting All Of those hthnsio medoina qualities Ctoniu
and dtufetcl which belong 10 an old and pure Glh,
fWupi QpaH bottles and sold BY all dnEgists, gro.
Gers, etc. A M. hiNINNER n co,
(Esiahiished In l156l sole Proprletofs,
No, 10 Brnad street, N v,
For sale BY |. L. g. Ioha 3 Co., j. r. Manluardt
OuTong experiences and flmiliaFlty with the require
meuN 81 nRuootsrS, and superior bntaess laoili,
uet epahet 70 futnsh them with ohoioo quoft To-
msdiolnal and itinily uts, lasla.ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09


ofseminal Weakness, Natural and DiuTnal Erais.
tions, Nerves. and General Debility, lmpO.
tehce, endall diseases Ansins nom Soil
taTy Habits or Excessive Indulgence.
THERE are Thousands ofYouns Men, As well as
Il Middle Aged and Old Men, who are tuheHug 10
some extent from the nhove diseases. Many, perhaps
are not aware Of their uus condition, OF when assist
For tho bSnsdt oflueh, We herawith give fow Of
the most common iymptoma, viz. Weaknoss Of The
Hack snd Limbs, Pain IN the Head and Side, Dimheti
Of Sight Dots and Webs before the Eyes, Palpitauon
OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Loss ofhemoy, Confusion
oildeas, uepFesl ion Of splrts, Aversion 10 Epcieiy
seltDtfirpat, Timidityi Ne. For each and an The
above iSmPiomi these remedies viii bs iopnda"soy.
Thsts remsdies embrace three prescription, A box
o. ffettesi hos Of Nervous ionio PNsi Ahd aboH Of
VeFue Tonic PILLS, an ofvhieh have important Offices
% opsrofm and should Be uted together 10 every case
Their superiority over other modes Of tfsstneht may
Be briefly sisted As foilowt, viEi
~ They diminish the vioisnos OF sexual ssoi,s'
tV-Tbsy Immediately ares, uoo,unal and diurual
emissions.
gas % assume their natufal tone and vigoT. SSH
- They strengthen the eonstltntion BY eveTsom.
ing nervous debility ard general weakness
~ lhay enlver the spirits, which are usually de-.
ss'sd, BY sAPsiing all exciting causes lrom 'he lys
IlS-By their invisora,ing prOpsr,is, they restore
,he Patisnt'o his na'uFsl health and VigoE Of mAA'
tF-Thsy ours when all other means have Allied.
'-Thsv eontain no Mercury,no opium. ror any
thing that can IN eny event prove injurious.
c- rhay are saty and pleasant 70 use, a1d viii not
lnlsrsFs ~in hs patlsais nasal euElpsas ol pleas
tVfThsyeaa be usea without iuspielon. o. kno,al-
edge eleven a room mate.
That they may eou,s within the each ofalf have
dnud he poe oftho raftell AZ 81 pes hoE, and the
Pills "a 50 cents per bon each. In ordering BY mail
Ia Rddah 20 the price, twelve osnta In stamps should
Be inelosed ioI return postage.
. LADIES Ia wantofa safa and ensotual
remedies lor inegulartsi, Suppression
Wt9GH oflhe MENUS, o. any diseaie peculiar 70
| Ii. Z " their sex, fhould as %. Gates Female
S Neatly fills. Price, BY mail, 81 an
= one itanp.
SS.--rStS oauu These Pills sheuld not be
uisd duEiag PTssaaney, - aiaeanase wiibe The eon
iSdiss Who i,ora IN hsath, dssrnity, or any o,hsr
hnmano An,l roasonahla Gauss, deem h nRscessaEy 10
aroih inoTeaSe ofihmly, can De 10 wikont incuE.
Hng danger TO health ofcoasituton by the use OF NJ.
Ia ClasSh frehoh PrevsnIive Powders, Price, BY
maii ol anetUo stamps. r
fhsie powdefseaR only be 0bialHsA hy addressing
| he Geueial A eents, a. below.
ssSd ioS DE-. GsisS Psivs,s Medical Treatise an
eeKaal Diseases. fHcs 10 eeati.
u,S.MiiiRR 4 co, ssn,ul As.au:
sold Ia Timu. 81 IL. "a. JeAA \ Co.. Whsss ihsy
NAY - oeaiaed ~ RFpyiag II psTaoa eT by mall sns
slosing Price Shd siasllu a. AbgV.
mafl.iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
UDoLPHo woLFE's
Pure shorty Wine
lnirsslad aud Bottled BY himself same a. Port Wine,
UDoLPHo woLFEs
Pure Madeira w Inc

Imported andinoliied by himself put ~ for medonal
uts he best Wins ever ohtrcl foT sale In bottles 20
tha lrada. This wine u Sauantod perfectly pure.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

lmported and Boulsdhy himself put up iot medicinal
uts with hs oeHlhcaie on the bottle warranted Puf,
uhd OF the best quality.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

eold In riHu, 81 I. 4. st Jehn n Co.. Ehsrs thsy
may - ebisiasdb ~ RPpyiag pslsoa 81 by nail, ~
slosine Price Ead stansls a. Ab0gV.
maTl.iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

Fsaale irregularities 'weslasss, Uterine disaiaee
meat sad all focal utetiae dihcules aud conattuon
Al tfoubgs ef women entirely cured BY the Grae
snhew Mauhalls Uterine Catholcon,
In hiscohneclicn, Piss hVVcher, sister of the Rev,
Hspry Ward Bssehs In Letter. to the Feeble, page
tgi, taySt
"lhsve nias sisters and sidsr.inlawi, und fourteen
sWNeeopiinsi all married, and al delicate and aihhg
Amid Ne inmsnna esola al my nlcndt nod touhAinl.
aneet, cannot rocAl ten maulva ladies boru n this
century aad oouniy, who aTo psrlec.ly hoahhyH
la eases, however, where the Graeionherg Catholic,
% has been used, We mast saY that health has rapidly
takeh theplaee of disease, and iadiet have bcoome
rohatti ttTong, vigorous and healthy,
Mrs, 0lensun, of Elnifa, says "Reauif0l, iHdsed,
tathe eohhding, tiusting nature of woman, but hoa
nach does ID heed % b prsleoted b. waichfalnots
that Wiu lead bet In time of disease TO appeal 10
@ehoal adviser Of seienuao edueation, moral WoHh
and putty Of character
Ahiheis payhs secured v adlra,sinS lAs CrasfsA,
horE compuny ."f.'| II ||.
lam Methodlst cleFgyman. Ny hean has hlfly
aehed 10 witness The feeble health II women A. have
lTavelsdmy oyuit pFeaohingths rotpsl. thank God,
howFvcI thai have saan allhsls aiSeasss gige way
70 The GIaeieabeR Marhalli Uisine Csiholloon,
Nhefeyerii hal been used, Rev, fEfER SHARP,
hdgwsyi Michigan. Formerly Of wSssm stan,
~ sale ~ Dunols Ca. n. n. snydsn riRn,
~ Hall, iioNelli o. z, Nulof, Green aprinrsi Wm
Riningrb Auiesi d. HofinaH a Co. McCutcheasilla,
and BY me diclae dealers ihgopfhout he sttls.
,, KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
usalN Agsal ioI ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

Invites close Oash Buyers TO con
sidsrthe following mcts, and IN Il
would not be TO theif iutefestt send him or'or-
His business h exclusively cash onei he buys and
setoxolutiyey for Cash. and has Of the most eH
tensiye Factories In THIN,
some thirty different ehooe brands Of tesau from
Havana and Brennan constantly on hand, An exten.
ive cash business snableshim 10 sell very small pro
dts Also, sole agent Tor genuine Havana Eagle rn.
cps, from the mandatory or NJ as LVilleg gatj Nun.
sTo Ste, Rita Street Principe, tsla do Cubs.
lie has, Also ehoiae brands Of fine out Chewing and
smoking Tobaoooi Freneh Rappe and AIaoAhoy snun,
constantly on hand Orders allied on short notice.
Term. Cssh. tdeoal b sCHiNN Ess,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

West nedford, Coshocton Co, May "A, 81,
Nj, ", " kingsley, Sif;-l have been tellinF the
medicines eft Gtaeenherr Company ioT the last 10
yeari, una have nvafiahly l0und them give great
satitlaoton and the pills have sod 10 rseat many
hmiliet tas 70 uaT a. hoiT tea and coffee, and With
my trade they have become staple aHCle. Marshalh
Uterne Cathohcon 10 medicine that has dene rreal
meunt Of good Ia ienals diteAses. One lady iola
ID 70 told me- ihs bad received moro bsnsdt hlom ane
bottle than the did from long otu treat
meat By the most skillfal physicians, Your truly,
JAMES WILSON
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-30
ascellarloouS-

I = e OFFICERS.
y,
81 Il LEIINEER, First sLieutcnant.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-30
Honle Guards.

!. a
3 Mr.. FprroR lin common Nithsma the citizens
of Camden, Il highly pprscate the laadable effort
which is being made IL organize and drill Home
Guard. Sss
Many Of our Young men arc ROW IN active service,
and most of the others are daily expecting to be called
away-so that we are or soon will be- without any,
military organization iustle town
Now, am not one who thinks there is the least
danger or insecurity at home; yet there are those
who do feel uneasncss and who are entitled 70 our
consideration and protection. 70 our wives and
daughters of whom the thers Of the olden
time. have said to their sons fight the battles q
yenr country and rsturn NOT tll sictorio,Is+1
Fellow.citizens can We who remain neglect pre-
caution or provision which can add to that feeling Of
security and safety which is SO necessary 70 the hap
piness Of those depending upon US III trust NIT The
mere fact such company being in existence leady
to assemble at a moments warning, will have great
;nfuenceon all classes The admirable police system
which NE have adopted supported aud backed by such
military Organization as this, will, in my opinion al
ford abetter protection and feeling OF Sc
curity than perhaps is secured many IN
the State. Can there not be found ono hundred men
inst,s town Of Camden who are willing to,deyote one
g5u5aR the; evening. once or twice montitto this
purposej UnlessSe have greatly mistaken the self
sacrificing and noble disposition Of folr:towpsren this
movement wilset with ard support
B .e1.s1fsS; ss
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ganllfn allslklp e)aur1al.
Tuesday ApriIll 80. 1861.
S, Col. s KersYYaw,s = 3 Regiment.

THO. J sREN Editor.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-30
FroIn the Seat of War.

ALEXANDRIA, April 29.-lt was rumored IN,
Baltimore yesterday that the Q. S. Govern
ment5 had sent workmen across the susque-
hanna River, under the protection of infantry,
to reconstrnctsthe destroyed bridges over Gun
powder and Bush Rivers. The repairs are
said to be for the forwarding ofthc mails on
ly.
The military route wa Pcrrysville and An
napolis is deemed sufficient for the troops.
Itis believed that the Legislature of Mary
land will not have quorum to-day at Fred
cricksburg.
Fortress Monroe is said TO contain 1000 ar
tillery men.
"A large schooner from New York, laden
with military stores, was brought to and seized
by Fortress Monroe.
e The force of Federal troops now conccn-
tratcd at Annapolis, at last accounts was TO-
900.
a large number of Northern troops are on
the Pennsylvania linc nearly ready 10 move.
ALEXANDRIA, April 29,-lt is reported that
General Harney was captured at Harper's. Fer
~, and sent to Richmond.
8 General Buffers Regiment from Massachu-t
sctts has arrived at Washington. 80
Several Southarners have been arrested at
Washington. They will be releasedon promise
to quit the city.
greatest excitement and CONSERVATION
prevails among the citizens Washington,
many Of whom are leaving for the South.
Tie Heights at Georgetown lave been.
garrisoned by Federal troops.
Morestroops are expected at Annapolis from
the North.
The tore of tie Northern Press is more dc
fant and insulting to the South than ever.
ALExASpR1A, VA. Apri:a4.-The secession.
feeling is strong at,this point.
The state ofpublic affairs ensrosses all at
tention, and business isalmost entirely suspend
led. Provisions are scarce, and flour! has adj
Eranced 5Eaflesfon Nercu,y. = .
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-30

&. Mr.. EDIToR:-Old Kershaw has manfully done her
duty, already Light Infantry, the DeKab Guards
md the Flat Rock Guards upon the soil Of the
cold Dominion, and before theclcse Of the week the
Kershaw Cavalry latter in vain trying to ride into SER
vice all winter, and now having dismounted from their
loved stceds win march as Infantry to the brlstlng
border. S4S
Four Companies from one little Regiment-nearly
onehaf Of the effective men ofhe District volun-
teered for We regret it not We rejoice in
the enlarged patriotism which 50 promptly tenders aid
toour new but greatly valued sister and we rejoice in
thsinteige which perceves that blow struck Tor
yirpinia is a blow for our own homes: Kershaw Dis
trict has responded nobly. But ali is not yet done
the nidsy men Of the District have mostly gone, but
we have as good material left which may be needed
at home or abroad before this war isover but needs
organization and military education Let me urge,
then the citizens of each precinct in the District to
form military companies mostly of minute rner and
Ito persie in thorough preparation for service combln-
ing with their duties a rigid police. go 80
The companies wiln6: only be ofuse at home nc now,
but furnish the material for other volunteer COM
panes, if country needs them. While with these
companies organized and systematized our District r
could if needs be- spare other companies with per-
feet safsry to its interests: Can, CAMDEN.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-30

/ DIED, on tile lCtlA
the 6lsts year ofliers1
John Milling. aud dalu5
ofReyolutionary smem!3
Mrs. Milling was lilS
Iswitli qualities which
IN which she WIS .caiIsSt
lic, her home swas sir
lions clustered wiih,e,
made attractive by ber
6icious and floYing wiie6
ther, a kind and hsit|
lasting friend :
Aore, ,tlian thirtyssz
Ghr'-t and { come
gCh..ch, in the c9nl,ks
Her piety isl
deep evil Of sii:
the erighteousnes and
salvation She: eiIlisI
IIseaisr;lt !, and pat
q stss,ggl
:. !: aI'ks |. y Writer ssI
in ne pan
ble tilbut g I q sldspaf laI. K
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OIIrsNollsasteer,s.


aye nese shad greater cause pride and graf
llication thaa at present course ourga
yoslnteers have uppar
aleled promptness the cali Of the Suite 70
stiisir services the BED
.le Camden folunteers on dut,
1benl the was made forpl
saaiteers so 60 70 came and l
rolled ssaelpsssss tor that sersice alieil
ias IEsuao lsa arotn a.
Ihe pekalb Rifle lt Guards. y had
soiunfeefed telr and beld hselyes IN
Ieadnsss 70 march et any the on
evening ass q s itslt:ng Their
oso asyoson % tnssr tste snd Summoned
eseslug asse oseds Their Company
Z aug ior place IN the
gave capitai supperb be-
they left at The 5and ibey were
ddfessed prior Their " ARRRs,
s who hado them renetnber FIAT the .old Guasise
g: noole ~ gone by and
that us ON tiae lad been borne 20 amid the
Ghnrs4ls
iss
81 ssef tEs gE
ssss astd aHd
shook
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tal ssIsaIi;c
me dsatl sses of oar
s5:ghts and Eoert,es Would prove noble
before their banres would flowed g
dust ct feet of eoRatlesng
manly heart sslssd.l
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-30
lilIAnoiher..
NouIaYe Exerreises.

Mons C SiErzIER Az EEkElES has has recently VISIT.
town and engaged IN instrslctng a class ofca-
belonging is hlr. PEcks School in the new and
very eHcis1t zouayo Drill
Cadets are improving rapidy, and are destined
10. their already admirable attainments this
Ia nilitar .1aent IS I, s
Tons Vax d has also instructed ono or two classes
broad sword exercises, AZ He is an accom-,
6 tencher.
Or Again. No..
ssdra much srad6edtq grasp the hands ofseyer-
sohlHteefs, on q brief furlough visit 70 3s tier
Hts q LEIISE &c harleston Mercury had p
G IzarSsR ought 10 correct it--and Lieut.. W.
Il also several others among whom we are are
isedy Sgreet corporals J.; "a. A.; PERRY, A. NILES,
kosssr priyates u Z. DAVIS J; N. RIDDLE DIE
ri sgTs N excellent health and spirits
10 hare left for csseat. Of war. 5.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-30
Notice.
Fashionable Dress Rgnkiisg

- EEg- MISS HOWARD GIVES NOTICE TO THE
Ladies OF Camden and vicinity, that she is prepared to
make dresses m#ntlcs and couks, in the ncatcst mall
ncr and most fashionable style.
She my be found Mt Mr. FRETTaG's next to tho
PaS1e, where she will be cllappyto wait on those
favour her with call