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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.,

WILLIAM KRlCKBAUM, of Milf in tp.,
we are authorized TO annonrce will be
candidate for the SHERlFFAIITY, at the
preaching general election, subject TO
The decision Of the Columbia county dem
ocratic convention.
June Is. 1864. I'd. Sc
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LADY's FRiEND -sThe July number OF this
Magazine is one OF the best yet issued. 1t
opens with beautiful and piqusni steel
engraving. called "How they caught Fish ~
which represents couple Of young lovers
earnestly engaged in conversation, sppar
emily musii to hs establishment OF a party
of Ladies, Who have iust come TO the edge
OF the woods. Then follows very hand
some fashion plate, such as rhis Magazine
is becoming noted for. Then an engraving
Of the Empress Euaenie, and large num-
Der Of others, devoted TO The illustration OF
rse latest styles Of dress, sc. The music
Of this number is Grand March from the
epsss Of Faust. Price. So year, or 20 CTS.
. sSssEe coy. Send and gss u.
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GRAND FESTIVAL.

NOTICE is given that the members Of
~ The NJ. E. Church of CallawisSa, de-
sign holding FESTIVAL, al their Church,
on the 4th OF July next; the proceeds TO 90
towards paying off debt against the Par
sonsge. Dinners, SUPPERs, icE CREAM, &c,
will be served up on The occaison. Also ;,
an address will be delivered.
June g. 1861
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Candidate for sheriff:

s. AMUEL SNYDER, OF Miflin rownship,
~ we are authorized 10 announce, will be
a candidate for SHERIFF, at The approach
ing General Election, sub ject to The decIs-
ion OF the Columbia county Democi aic
Convention. May 4, 1864. So. pd.
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CANDIDATE For SHERIFF.

EHARLES H. HESS, OF M film township,
Nv are authorized 10 announce, will be
a candidate tor the Office of SHERIFF of
Columbia County, at the approaching gen.
eral election, suhlect to The decision OF The
tosnr1 bia county democratic convention.
W FIJI I. June l. 1861 So nd
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED wEEELY.
NJ A RR Ed t..

In EsPy, June 9Th, 1854, by the Rev. Mr..
Tuckenmiller, MIR. CYRUs McHENRY. OF Or
ange township, and Miss REBEccA HAcEE-
BUcH, OF Centre twp, Columbia county.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. d. NJ. Hen
kle, Mr.. VIZ. H. AMMERMAN, of Norhum-
berland couny, and Miss MARY ]. RoDGERs,
Of Danyi.le Pa.
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LEATHR! LATHER !!

rH,HE undersigned would announce, thai
he has on hand, al his Hal and Cap
emporium on Main street, Bloomsburg. an
assortment of different kind of leather, such
as fine calf skins, morocco, red ard black !
and Innings, all OF which he will sell cheap
er than can be had elese W here in this mar
kel. Call and examine them Tor yourselves
JOHN K GIRT0S.
Bloomsburg, May 2l, 1862.
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CANDIDATES. COLUMN.
Candidate for Sheriff:

Through the earnest solicitation of many
Democratic friends, have been induced TO
offer myself as candidate for the Office OF
Sherff of Columbia County, subject 10 the
decision OF the Democratic County Con-
veniion. JAMES LAKE
June Is 1864 I'd. So
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A GENTLEMAN, ctited cf Nervous De-
bility, lncompe:eh hcy, Premature Decay
and Youthful Error, actuaied ty desire 10
benefit others, will be happy 20 furnish to
all who need H. (free of charge) the receipt
and directions for making the simple rem
edY used in his case. Those wishing TO
profit by his experience, and possess
Valuable Remedy, will tecelVe The same
by Return mail, Carefully seaIsd), by ad-
dressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. so Nassau ST. New York.
Nav 49, lS6j-3m
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so. SEVEN OCTAVE S25
ROSEWOOD PEANO-EORTES

GROVESTEEN & CO. 499 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK
Offer their new, enlarged Scale Piano.
Foues, with all latest Improvements
Thirty years experience, with greatly in
creased facilities for manufacturing, enable
them 10 sell Tor CASH al unusually low
prices. These instruments received the
highest ward al The worlds Fair, and for
five succe ssive ears al The American In-
siilute. Warranted FIVE years. TERMS NET
Cash. Call or send for descriptive circular.
June l5 1864 3m
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The DEATT In OHp-I rs stated upon
officIsl authority, that but one man out OF the
whole numbes drafted in Ohio, mas yet en-
tered The service. The balance have been
exempted, paid Communication, furnished
substitutes or ''skedacdisd." OLio's quota
was 10000.
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized 10 announce that ALLEN
Mann, of Beaver twp, Columbia county,
Though The solicitation of his Democratic
friends, has been induced 10 offer himself
as candidate Tor CoUNTY CoaMissioNs Err q,
at The approaching geuetal elecr6n, sub
iect 10 The decision of The Democratic
County Convention.
ALLEN MANN.
Beaver, May 25, 1861. 81. ed.
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AkoTBER AsoLITros OUraAGe -Ou the
ssh ;pa-. . cowsrdly and disgraceful attack
wss made on The Ehneis STATS Register. pub
hshed q Springfield, Illinois, BY number
o. Abotiiionis:s and soldisrs.- After baving
learned The nominalior OF Lincoln, about
Twelve O'Clock at night, foniiying ihem-
selves with whi>key, they collected in front
q the Register Office, and threw brickbals
snd stones through the windows. The cow
a'tIy villains resrsalsd after finding prs2a-
'z,anns vess making 10 receive ,hsm on
Iheir snsrancs to the building.
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CHARLES G.. BARKLEY,
Attorney at Law,
BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA co., PA.

WILL practice in the several Courts of
Columbia county. All legal business
intrusted 10 his care shall receive prompt
attention
OFFIC E,-On Main Street, Exchange
Buildings, over MIIIer's Store.
April l3, 1861.
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candidate for Assembly.

AT The solicitation OF many friends, |
would announce 10 The voters o: Columbia
County, that | will be a candidate for
at the approaching general
election, subject 10 the decision of the CO.
lumba county Democratic Convention.
VIM. n. JACOBY.
Bloomsbury MayIl 1864
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Candidate for Sheriff:

MARTIN A. ZIMMERMAN, of Fishing
A'A creek township, we are authorized to
announce, will be candidate Tor the office
nt SHERIFF, al the approaching General
Election, subject to The decision Of the Co
lumbia county Democratic convention.
Nav 1, 1864. 81 pd.
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STEPHEN SwAsK who was drafted but
struck off in The fifty per cent, has received
fresh stock of new goods at his store in
7Mifiiu township. Give him call. He
sells reasonably cheap for cash or produce.
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LIST OF DEALERS OFCOLUMBIA
COUNTY,.

Tor the year one IN ousahd eight hundred and SIXTY
Il -four, of Goods, Wares. Mefchauoise and kisiil-
lers Brewers Eating House Keepers within the coun
y Of Columbia, returned and classified inAccordance
with the several Of Assembly by the appraiser
of Mercantile Taxes Of said county follows 70 wit
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All persons who may feel asrfeved by the above
ClaSslncaioh can have an opportunity of Appealing,
by calling upon che undersigned his Office in Sugar
loaf any time before the second ay of JuIy A.
d. 1864 or at the Commissioners Office in Blooms
burg, on the second day of July, A. D. 1864 between
the hours of and o'clock, after which no apoeal
will be heard.
ANDREW LAUBAcH,
Mercantile appraiser.
May %. 1864.
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E. j. THORNTON,
PAPER DEALER

HAS RECEIVED A LOT OF NEW WALL
PAPER, OF various styles, al his establish
IT ent on Main Slfeet, below Market,
Bloomsbnrg, which he " i'll sell at reason-
able prices. A. J. THORNTON.
Blooms burg, May 4, 1864.
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STILL LATER

AT eleven O'Clock on Wednesday morn
ing last Gen. Smith, from Bermuda Hun
dred, reached the outer line of the Confed
crate works northeast OF Petersburg, rum
ing from Dutch Gap to Port WaEhall. With.
out any resistance they were abandoned 10
him. He then advanced against the second
lire, running north hwest from Port Wa thall
10 the Richmond Railroad. A stream call
ed Bakehouse Creek runs in front OF these,
and forming ravihe makes them very
strong. Smith attacked them and skifrnish-
ed until night, but could effect nothing. His
northern flank crossed fns railroad running
to- Richmond AMI held il, bpt hs could make
no impression upon the Confederate works.
During Thursday and Friday he did noth-
ing. The fePor that be captured large
number of cannon and prisoners is uncon-
irmed ard is most probably untrue.
AT daylight on Thursday last, Hancock,
af.er long march from The James River,
reached The enemy's lines sou.n OF Peters,
burg. He moved into position south Of
Smith, with the Appomaitox River running
between them. On Thursday night Burn
sides corps arrived a. d took position on
Hancock's southern flank He approached
Petersburg from the south and on Friday
morning, by surpf Use, captured Two small
redoubis on the ouier line with four cannon
and four hundred and fifty prisoners. Dur
ing Friday Warren came up, and look po-
sition west of Burnside Wright was sill
busy with The trains. Al eight o'clock on
morning the Federal troops were
in semicircle around Petersburg. Smith
was ave miles northeast OF the town; Hau
cock four miles sontheas. Burnside and
Warren about TWO miles south. The enemy
made a strong defense, and except the cap
ture of the unde!ended line OF works from
Port Wallhall 10 Dutch Gap, the only gains
Of the Federal army had been the capture
Of the Two redoubts by Bnrnside. fhe Fed
srsl losses up 10 Thursday evening were
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CAMDEN, Sept. 9th 1864.
W. R. TAYLOR.

CoNsolArloN.-A Captain in the army hav-
ing half his coat tail burnt off by standing in
medtative position too near.a log fire, had to
curtaiI its fair proportions until only about six
inches were left of what was once lis coat tail
Having to ride through Colquitt's brigade the
other day, he was saIutcd with remarks such
as, 81 say, mister, rise in your stirrups, you're
sitting on your coat tail" "Look here old fel-
low, what do yeu ask for that long tailed lack
ct 2" The Captain was not at all pleased at
these and other similar remarks upon lis per-
sonal appearance, but rode on in silence with
his face flushed and his eyes darling angry
glances. Suddenly soldier stopped in the
middle Of the road and respectfully giving the
military salute, said:
Il hope, Captain. you won't mind the talk
OF these here boys I've tried my best to stop
en- but it isno use. Every time ID fool
passes here they will hoIlcr at him."
YANKEE ESTIMATES OF THEIR LossEs.--The
New York "Imcs,", in its cditorial estimates
Grants losses in killed and wounded north of
James river at 10000 men, shermans losses at
$4,000, and total Federal losses since the lst
: OF. Apri! at fully 1s5,0Oo men, :
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been virtually suppressed in, Georgia, sher,nan's
army would now join Grant sand take Rich
mond. They also stated that thirty thousand
ofh!is Ysen would be mustered out this month;
that tl,e1terms 31' of many of their men expired
before Atlanta, bnt they were. induced to re-
main after thai event happened The enemy
arc closely massed around Atlanta not the
slightest prospect Of an advance Our army is
again in splendid spirits. =.
MACON, Sept o.-All quiet. to-day along
Georgia front. The main portion of, the enc
ny's army are within their Notifications at At
lanta.. Sherman is reported extending his line
of works from Atlanta toiEast Point, through
the city, to Decatur, and repairing tho Angus
ia Rail Road. Nothing from Wheeler or the
rear of the encmy's army. -.
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Musical Instructions

.s.eaHm. MISS !AfEX AMBER WILL REL
FYH ! II her musical SCHOOL tho first Mon
Octoher if sufficient number Of pupils can /
cured to warrant her return. Terms S75 per a.
All pupils commencing quarter, will be chare
the close.
Mrs. Mcts"nelless 10y tie Goth OF September.
September IL
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FROM TIE GEORCLA FRONT

MACON, Sept. o.-1n the retreat from, Jones'
bolo', the enemy burned every cross tic and
broke every rail for Is miles on theMacon and
Western road. Our: pick4ts extend six miles
beyond Jonesboro' with no enemy in sight,
except scattering parties A Captain and four
privates were captured yesterday. They were
very insolent, stating that the rebellion having
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FOR THE DAILY JoURNAL.1
"A CARD

: Mn. ED1foR I learn to nv s,rprse that re-
port has been circulated against mo TO til. following
effect to wit That I, in the year of 1862 raised
company pretensirely for SERVICE when my real object
was to Tin the classic language of the reporters) keep
men out of service. and that did, in this way keep
number of men out Of service up to February or
March 1864, who should have been in service long
since. This is tho report. The facts Mr Editor are
as follows: .''i 's' -"
l did raise Cavalry Company in March 1862 with
the bona ae purpose of taking them into the serv:oe-
my health was Fery bad (as still ISL but many OF nv
friends who wished themselves to join me- and Others
who had sons and relatives whom they wished TO
serve under me- urged me to raise company. Loon
sented to do so and soon cceeded-had the names
OF nnetyour men on my list and as good men too as
eyer went from Kersbaw. .D!stricthad fixed on day
for organizing when to my SURPRISE This novel, this
remarkaple governmental institution called ''The E1-
scutive Council passed resolution prohibiting any
more Cavalry Companies from going into service-I
was thereby estopped from further proceeding in that
direction. ut once-as rs T could-informed
my men Of the passage of the Resolution to which,
refer-that could not hold them anu advised them
TO attach themselves to other companies, and this
every man did, and went off to the army, with the cs
cepton ofrerhaps some two or three who have been
men have believe remained at their homes but not
through any act advice agency OF mire The foro-
going, Mr.. Editor the facts and facts arc stubborn
things. The idea that could thus screen men from
their respective liability to enter the army, if
were disposed 10 do so, is 7rcposteous. Why, sir,
with my limited intelligence and information, suppose
that'the Chief Magistrate Of e Southern Conlederacy
--"Jei Davis" himself-could not ifhe desired TO do
it, play the game that I charged with having
played; and that could keep men at home under
their "vines and zig trees" such pretence however
warmly might desire to do so is idiculously absurd
The report untrueI give it the lie directly and une.
quiuocall-its author and its repeates are liars and
scoundrels 1t is untrue-it without foundation-t
is as false as it is malicious. ...
Very respectfully, =.
Your, ob't. servapt,
..,..> W r. TAYLOR.
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NORTHERN NEWS.

e.: NORTHERN NEWS.
MOBILE, Sept Especial telegram to the
AdUertiser: FROM Senatebia the 9th, with Mem
phis dates to the 5th, contains no Arkansas
news. Citizcns.in the,lincs say it is currently
reported in Memphis that the Confcderats have
captured Little Rock, Pine Bluff and Duvalrs'
Bluff: : 1t is. also reported that tile forces from
Memphis last week were whipped back. We
shall have authentic information tomorrow
Government steamers have been fred into
near Bayou Sara-the White Cloud being
seNerely damaged A Federal regiment was
amb,,scaded, and almost cut to pieces, at Rock
Point Missouri. 49,
Wheeler was within six miles of Nashville
on the 22d, and fighting was going on near
Lavergnc. -Four miles OF thc Rail Road were
completely destroyed south Of that place. The
Co?tedcratcs occupy Lebanon. Great excite
mcnt exists in Nashville. All Government en-
ploSees arc under arms, Rossau has gone to
meet Wheeler. There is i good prospect OF
another convention at Buffalo, under auspices
of Wade and Davis, to nominal. Il new Rcpub-
ican ticket. :r
Jaurcz was expected from Mexico. It is said
Maxa'nisn is fast acquiring the good will of
the nation. w.
PErErsnuna, Sept. o.-Thc New York Her
aM Says kilograms from Bulls Gap say Nor
gan VAS surprised and kilIed-the surprise
party capturing rs prisoners and one piece OF
artillery: Telcgrams from :Berryville, Clark
County, report Early retrcating up the Valley
The Republicans carried Vermont by large
MAORI ty; also in Wilmington, Delaware. Sew
ard made great clcctionccring speech at Au-
burn, on Saturday night, announcing no draft
there being plenty of volunteers. lie retuked
the radical Abotionists and denounced the
peace Democrats. Said slavery was not to be
intcrfered with after the war. 49,
1t is reported that Fromont will withdraw
Wade Of Ohio, taxes the stump for Lincoln
telegram from Washington says there is q
Republican ticket forming in the West with
Chase for President, and Frank Blair for Vice
PRESIDENT The English press justities the
sclzuro of the Georgia. The Herald SAYS the
i"'' OF Atlanta amounts to nothing most of the
capture being ambulance traips
-----.s.-N
WOLF AND DEER FIGnr-Thc Oconte
(W'sconsin) Pioneer tells story of contest
near Oconio River between two bucks and p
large gray wolf: The moment the wolf en-.
dcavored to seize one Of the deer the other
would strike him with his fore legs The vol
would Immediately leave and attack the one
that struck him. This strange contest contin.
ued ., until the wolf seized the largest by the
throat and tenacionsly held on until he brought
MIN down. The other sprang with great force
upon the wolf and cut him tearully. Tho wol
SUNK away, leaving one buck dead. The vol
was sterwards found dead short distance from
the field of battle. .'N'
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War Tax.
WAR TAN OFFICE, J
CAMDEN, S. q. Sept o, 1864.

CAMDEN, S. Q. Sept ., 1861
NXTEARE NVW PREPARED TO RECEIVE;
w the additional 80 per cont, upon profits mado
between the II til day Of February and the lst day
Of July last, upon The following articles and request
that partes>able 10 is tax will attend to it prompt
ly otherwise the penalty ill be- enforced.
Upon oil profits made by selling between the l7th
day of February ls64 and lst day of July 1864 Spir-
ituous Liquors. Flour, Wheat. Corn Rice, Sugar. Mo-
Cattle, Sheep, oats Hay Fodder Raw Hides, Leather
Hcaees Mules, Boots, Shoes. Cotton Yarns, Wool
Wooden, Cotton or mixed Cloths, Hats, Wagons Har-
ness, Coal, Iron, Steel or Nails, Money Gold: Silver
Foreign Exchange, Stocks, Notes, Debts, Credits or
Obligations of any kind, bought since January 1868
and any merchandise, property effects o: any kind
JOHN CANTEY.
Sept 10 q
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School N office.

THE EXERCISES OF MR. l.. McGANDII5SS'
l SCHOOL wiz commence on the first day Of o.
tobcr next. Terms $500 payable in adCancc in cur.
rent funds, or i'll povi'ions ofany sprt, solids or iq:
uiS
Persons wishing to send will please mako their ap-
pcaton by the 20th inst.
Sept. 10 -, II. a.. McCANDLESS
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION

Entered according to the Act Of Congress in tho yeor
1863 by J. 5. THRAslEI in the Clerks Office f,he.
District Court of the Confederate States for the
Northern. District Of Georgia.
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Rates for -Advertising

For one Square twelve lines or les. TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS for tho first inser-
ton, and TWO DOLLARS roreach Subsequent
OBITUARY NorlCEs exceeding one square, charged
at advertising rates
Transient Advertisements and Job Wor1 MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE > 't ..
No deduction made, except to regular advertis-
ng patrons
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Notice to Producers.
WAR TAX OFFICE

WAR TAX OFFICE D.
CAMDEN, SEC, Sept. 6, 1864
WILL ATTEND AT THE FOLIO OWING TIMES
4 and places 10 rceive returns Of WHEAT OATS,
RYE. CURED HAY, and WOOL produced i,f the
present year: -
Liberty. IIill on Monday September 49,.
Flat Rock, on Tuesday, 6. 20. -.
Buffalo, on Wednesday, !" 2l
Lisinhy? on Thursday, =" 22
- Schrooks' Mill, Friday, 2s .v-
Cureton's Mill, Saturday, o. ,,
There is no exemptions on Wheat Oats and Rre
WOOL s taxable when moro than ten pounds is grown,
and producers will make their roturns accordingly,
w. Wallace,
September '' 80 Sdlyv
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The latest Northern papers received state positive
ly that the six hundred Confederate officers who re-
Gently arrived at Port Royal in tho steamer Crescent
are to be placed nner our fire. and that they will not
dc exchanged ~
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For distinguished vaor and Skill" lst Lieutenant
". G. BURT, of Co. a, 22d Regiment, SC. ", has
been promoted by the President to Lieutenant Colo
mel 22d Regiment, S. c. " with the approval of Gen.
R. e. LEF-comliission to date from 18th August,
1864.
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The London Times tadnts France with having de-
serted Poland after encouraging her to revolt, anu
seeks to shelter England for her conduct towards Dem
mark behind the example.of Napoleon's conduct to-
wards the Poles
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"CoSFEDERATE MEDlCNEs-A medica friend Informs
tho Ae'es'y in brf note, thai during recount casu
al visit to the office cl Surgeon General MOORE day
or two SIN e. he was equally surprised and delighted
to find cabinet filled with choice extracts and prepa-
r"tlons OF various lnedicnn substances mineral we'll
as vegetable Many Of these articles were with diff
Guilty to bc procured here before the wa- They are
prepared nt the c. s. Laboratory, III South Carolina
and for ncatncss ofpreparton anu general sgotting
up, will compare tavoraby with IT," best English and
French. preparations OF similar character. Many of
tem our correspondent says. are ofSorthern growth
as we'll rs OF Southern manufactures indeed excl,-
sivcly Sonthern as they arr not found growing north
of the Potomac. g..
Even in this can our sunny land claim surAforty-
rich in af mineral and vegetable productions as she
is, will shortly be able to claim, ii Pharmaco o,ia
ofo"r ow and be in this, as i'll everything elso indie
pendent.
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CAMDEN. DAILY J;.URNAL.
sATyHs dan. 1G0GsNaXes, SEPT. 10.

Five OF the surviving LEADERS o the late Eosll
luton were execu!td'by the. Russians iii Warsaw on
the 4th OF August. 1t said that this v;as tho Ms
act Of the great Poish drama.
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Merchants and others interested would do we'll to
read the War Tax notice. to Id found in another COL
uuln The Assessors, Mcssrs 'CANrEY and KENNEDY,
are now prepared to reccivethg additional thirty per
cont upon all p1s$ts made from the sale of the nu.
merous articles mentioned specially in the advez
tisemcnt "' - - - >"