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LITER CO.HPL3I.N
IAR FETLKS' VEGETABLE MEDICINE

LITER CO.HPL.7ITT
HAR rETLKS' VEGETABLE MEDICINE
~ SrUMACiIlC.E FL HLr.aTIC.t u form.
- .! chymcsi analysis ana .yn,acs:s oi several
FroI mntt vegetable principles. ar unrr'.a!iy &c.
sn"w1rdgcd 10 have ,",-!iy oeliPard ,hr prefer
ssons oi cTcfy ":hci :r;acdy. and sn:pe.cct.cd .c
nccrt,hy q! csr'y ether mode oi ,'cs.mcat,
wherever t!!c above d.~a.c az found 10 c.i,,
a' veil - n The e.!a:SctE,SE Q. the spl.cn ard
.jauadiee
A;n"rs :hc symP;nna o! Dy.Pcpsia and L:-r..
complaints. arr !!a;urnes. sou:rcss %, Lu.nay -
'hc stomach melancholy i.ta!h,ny. dissgrcSb,c
is.,c liz riou:!. .rca, ,rrcguiar,i, ui .ppc:c
wb,ch - ,"raelG,-s r"raeicus. and ., other incs
greatly deficient thirst, i,,d i,eath. rscsrc
weakness %: i;r stomach, ar.d crrea.our. rap,a.
:on. tfoms'ncss. i;:cgula:itv oi Tho iowcls pres.
scic on the stomach alter mrs:'. faE ~ l!:. !:.ct
d;t1.ncss vertigo; conlus,on ." nnud. attended
",ih loss II memory, ena~ing N The s:ouee!,
~hcn c'aPiy ch!acss. s!'rc!icn r! s:,; and hear.
ing pam and weakness in Tic hack, !sr.ou:. dis.
,ar5cd sleep cold les, sr, l.ari. ,rc.aaf ,,.srs..
nrss IN The th'aa:, eaopsh pam IA me s.!r e-
breast, &c
Thcs" medicines haze trcn r-und 20 rrc,;.ai II
'r:n s,rg i.' c"rm.ia.n'agr wh.oh '!,"s ;cco:i
.ncnd"d. ,ha; Psts'c'sus :rrqn-n.l, having c..
hsus,cd all ,hc,s .k,!!. 10 ..i:r ., ~ purco-r.
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ID <. - - 4 IIEs
Anti Bilious Fills.

'Thc,c p,a composed cn.rtis ., vegetable
tnali"f an. " hen akca according - .hr ti.r.ion.
which ace"n,yan. thcn, erc his:iy b;,ct:.c.ai 3:
The cur: aaa prevention O! s'l l.I.rou, complaint,
lme, ae; c.i-rc.al!y uupoa :ac liver. w..r.. ~ :
inEl.d r"nSiapn. cS!IyirS ca i-:gr eutn,iY o.
ti'r, ih'"us!. :' influence IL lie tirctI.t ~ Irnc
i!"n. ~!..c!' - Grd - rcin.is Ia ~ system
would produce .'!.si Jsun6.-r. ltrt Complain,
b.'!f"n. i",cr I''c: sn! Aeuc or s.,iar 9th:
g:.rrgus tpd, al! lctsou- u. g! ra...citatno. o
Inc bone. Tho! set stsc e!.asG.
As al aa;' d ,s;sPie snd jlnnc. p.l The, a.c no
"a tat" 'i,nI ,".f'.i,, " b" -ub,rc, ,osro.
len; a;iar \. 4 -. hcacarhr have trrn ucr,cc,i.
CUE. IN i"" "r'A. ~ ;.cI, usr 1h"sr Who .sr
suoice' :" t!iat t'.'rs.lng o";'.ra,r, Lrt.'
hS iAA'ns portion or Two ui iarm :r,; Gsi, PFC
MONA !" r'..ha:A."g "a h"a:tihc vc.,r. viii lc SI.
iiHai certain h 's.-ap. frma'rs,aa usr w., H..
~ All i-''"d' "''h""i 'nc"tr4"c an. i'sk re,s.c.
gong t" sca "t t" ,s,u.i,r.n ..r3a,r .huu!dI, all
mean, lake sa:ns OF :'.,rc l.rf, yti tic,!r in.:
WHITES MI 'cuna:. l:..i iut year. IN any 81.
ma:r y" !sn:h should br wIIion, ilr.,,, y.!l.
P"'ii"n OF theta taken roeas,.na.iy. would tc ,,c
iarans a. preventing much sui! ring ircn ,,ok ross
',' from neglect a. keeping ups ,rgulsr rrts,a!tc
acii"a o ~" s,"naclI and !"urs. thu. suffering 10
b" shtrrs.d and r.!nclcd MA. 'ar htcc ura.,rhl.
!a'rd :!nG' that "'"s d,'"a,"s a." =; 1ue.d DR.
! 'rr. c"hhdrni !hs' M rrr,"n who gives these
lsil' sn ,r!sl. will ever ait.r feel wiling Il" lc
= ,htl' .hrI-
ih", r1n!a. r,n.o'" q. H.r.,ury - 1T, IN.
s'cL.eni Ina, .,-s mol act III harn.ouy with hrs,l
and opPo,c :Isca,r
d. i wishes !, particularly un.,r,,"cd tia,
those n''ls pos-cs. lc cfc'n Gna!,I!rr ,IGc~ ndrn
o' ihoIr iuiGai.,r effects. the, 9th ,.n.c and
d""h'tiucn.. actin. npnn The srctc,,rr and csha!.
rni functions 'hu. ,i'rnc,hcning TIC patient,
while they remove "t,uuc,,"us McG,cincr wh,c
l"h'ea' u" "'h'' rtccrrmg ra'haiuc qualities. de
ihsi H." ia'"r', snI Ihrf rrls al, &C lay. Tho.
'""nda''"n OF 'or. catalogue .! Chronic d;scn-
scs
DIR i having tcrn educated rtdcr ,hr NOS .
rm'n"n' A'"rro'r "nd fur"rrn, n'u.cnl Ir";.,
'o's and rIaou"'d L.. pro;o,,i"nu an. ,.nt- IN ,h.
South " here dit'a.r- Al ,hr n". ,h.,Sir cllaiac.
ci P''rah. ornA..ct. h,m."l! rc!l ,ual,lrd 70
U"g, OF ih, nature ni G;., ascs .trai 10 warm
shma'cs
Prepared and s"'d w Joseph l'rr.,ly rr,cr.. NJ .
ID al Ia. ln.'i'u,"n 'or ilic curr o. ",.,nair d..
,ascr. hy mean. oi vegetable r.,n'd,s "" I2n
l.'irI,, .irrct Nrw York. inventor and sole pro.
ri," Zach b"x contains. SC pills p,,cc ~ cents
The above raluahl, Medicine may lr .l,.,rct
Al The Drnr Store Il YOUNG Il M'kAIS
Camden. May, :. 1896
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MEDICINE

TIE Subscribers have jns. received and
are now opening iuIl assortment Of McdI
ciucs from the Norih which can he recon-
mcmded with grca, confidence. as far as re.
CARDS their parity and genuInencss, having
bee purchased from one o The Oldest and
most respectable houses in Philadelphia
Ply :'iaus. Planters and others, arc reGues
ted 10 ell previous 10 laying III their sun,me
supplies, aud cxamin the quality Of ihos
now u!lcr,d .or sale; which we feel conhdcn
in uarrau;ing and giving satisfaction TO pur-
chasevs
ANON. those lately received and now open
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CARPENTERS
Fluid I;straCl earsnuariII,

ENlr 'cl BAchn E.N'rac, Jiiap, N.racu Blu
Arnu', syrup L'srr"or,. Buffers Macn.slan
lcpcr,cui. Balm f Columbia Hunter Corn
Plaster. ll,rran Pills. Imperial HAIR D,c.
l'"ichInE Liquid, In remove rnn mouId> and.
INK spots 'rnm linen, DcNm.'s {. mcn, Tor
mcnd'ng Er"k'n z - lima SC ! WIS
"a;' Proot \arn',h AL>p-Sal }ra,u.
ls'ns las, Gum Arabic, Gum Senegal, Artoa
Root. Cnfon. luJubc Paste, 1nln Lozcugcs
Soda do LIq"oricc and Opium do Pepper,
mint do IIhuharh d.. ''e,iI Bronzcs. and y
variety u Surgicnl instruments, Jus, received
and Tor sale by
IOUNG &. M,kAIN
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Wanted .mnlcGirsc;v.

\ J"urncyman Coach Maker. acgna'ncd
with h,> business. Is "al'rd h, the subscrl.
b'r--.-al," "urneyman Trimmer. To such
as ,ny prove snbcr md ,rGusrraons. rcrma-
noni -'lua;, n can be had, good wage, and
pr'"np, pay
S. s. J. p. SILVER.
Get 1886 3Gf
Il The editors Of the Augusta (Ga.)
Chronicle, will insert tho above advertisement
'hr"c times. and the Charleston Courier uni,l
ioth'd. and forward their accoun,s TO the sub
scrlbcrs for pn,mcn,
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lance is attached 10 tic bodily Health and
vigor o! she female. With regard to men.
We gather from Dcparcieux's and the Am
s'crdam stables tha, the mortality of lh' s.
from 30 to IS years Of age is 81 per cent ior
The summarized, whiIcils bu. slnr the mar
tict; and for the bachelors who ai.yin the
age OF 10, there arc - married me-.
The difference becomes still more striking
IS age advances: q! the age Of GO, there
a:e hn' % unmarried men alive for Is
Entticd; al 20, II bachelors fo7 81 mar
ri'd 'acn; and 4! 50 for three bachelors
who may chance TO be alive. there arc
n'nc Eencdicls. The same proportion
rcFy nearly holds good with the female
Sex; - married men for example. at.
'o'n The age ol IS. while cui, 80 unmar.
rcd rca i tho same term Of life. VI.
Casper. IN ,nclu.ion considers The point
as now incnnscs!iLiy sci,lce! tia! III both
sexes marriage is conducive 20 longevity.
jitd Gu-
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E1sbSs sAH1H4.
5000 iREss OF
Negro Es~ Shoes,

Manufactured dis year. of the best ma
to ial> AM hy faithful workm.n, which
viii be s"Id as low as any of the kind and
qnaIil, in market. Also Leather for ma
King The same, on the most reasonable
terms. ash paid for green OF dry hides
ard leather ard shoes given in exchange.
Planters are respectfully requested I" call
and examine Apply one door below Lc-
,v and IIuohspn's store, TO tho snbscri.
hers. JOHNSON s. AUSTIN.
*c1,cr',cr 18th
\ r. ANY Granliiy Of shoes will bo
,,,..' - "r.'rr cH tic shrrt:st notice.
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DR. elijah Pratt
DEAR SIR:

bEhk DIX
AS feel j, 4 matter of much public
Importance. to possess n means Of lessen
ing The terrible suffering from sore NIP
pics; | haze much pleasure in being able
TO >ay, that the shield you offer for the
preventing and cure of This malady, is
letter adapted 10 the purpose than any
have heretofore seen. In TWO or three in.
stances. have known them to be used
t.'ucl' satisfaction has been expressed and
have no hesitation TO believe, il will gene
rally succeed. ! am so well persuaded Of
this, ot this nomcn., that, canno, iorbcar
10 express wish, that our City. through
The various Ap",hecarics, may be supplied
With them.
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NOT'Et' r.

All persons having any demands against
the Estate "f K"bcr, Cunningham. decd.
arc requested to prcscn, their accounts
properly a,.cslcd illin 'hc time rrcscri-
bed b, law.-Als" those inCrb,cd 10 The
Estate will BE- required 10 make Immediate
'pavincn or such arrangements n VIII ba
saUsiac, ry, by the frs. day Of January
next.
JOHN. CUNNINGHAM.
EAT oi ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
September i1-3i...c
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! am. yours, &c.
NJ. P. DEVICES, NJ. D.
Philadelphia. Jan. I3!h, 1884.
l am. your,
Washington Cir.

Washington City,
February i!h, 1884.
Having examined DR.. Pral,'s newly in
vented nipple shields. and witnessed its
practical Applications among my patients
! take great p !easurc in recommending i.
as decidedly superior TO ary thing prev.
onsly known. 1t constitutes a perlec, re-
mrdy for that distressing maIady, sore
nipples. disease Which so frequently
sihiois nursing women.
THOMAS SEWALL, III. d.
Prof ana.. & Physiology,
Columbus College. D. c.
The Instrument is accompanied with
printed directions for lis application, and
rrcserralon.-!! can bc packed UP in a
small compass. end scr, I" any Far, of The
country by Stago-rr;cc s5-Addrcss
YOUNG & McKAlN.
Camden. s. c.
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"o%Ex arc the on, beings who have no,
been degraded hy slavery. m bondage,
they ar not sn't;d; under persecution they
arc s''i! sc"c'or'-i!ey preserve their faith
10 The ia''''!",, tho, cnp!o, kindness TO sof-
ten s!c cruel; IN suffering. ,ncs loose moi be-
ncsolcncc; IN the mos, aitI,c,..c Trials, ,hcj
possess masna"imI,y; their Iorc oI glory Is
founded Oh sympathy; excluded from power.
privilege. and Distinction. they have cn,husl-
ANN ior every crca, design. for every >plcn-
did achievement; ,hri. affections are purified
iron, 'clti,hncss: they Io'cc IN driFu>ms 70,
and ar" grcalful for bl.,.ngs III which ,hcy
arc no, allowed TO pau,cIpa'c.
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Thy arr alone - n account a: s,:,!,!rr
death "i u li!,lc girl in New lori. !hu>
concludes:
al his li.!!c girl was lhc las; Of the pm
rents iasnil. they arc urnr.'
VIII lhusc wh" read the aburc lines,
pauscn omen! and rcAcc, uronl lbrir M.
port Where uncc was heard lie snun,!
OF childish mir,l.. lhc ",ous l,(c or ,hr
tHo rS.: c'' rr.!.ir. srcr,. is nrw {,
n"u7nfui a,.incs,. The ra5cn,, wh".
.olo5s I" ma niain n famlI, were lah.cnch
hy Tic r. t.,o:Inn that ,hcir own children
shared the pro,n'' Il sh"ir labor. have
no such reward or their ,ui!-nn.hing l.
tighten ,hr severity al their labor. Al
The 'n"rniog' = sacrifice. n; the 'nhir's blc.-
sings. :! c.tnjn.:. rra.c's. they look
around upon til un""nic,! solitude. and
sm:Ic :'sc,F Ers.I wiki! uaIc..cwc,: sncu..h.
f"r ";.cy a5c elonr.
IL sichnc-s. who ,l,all watch ,!1c;r ic.
rcrish frames. aIn! minister 10 shcir ,hnt-
sand w"n,.! WIS .!.ai h2ll The anguish.
- h'aj. ar hasi.r TIC fr,rri.h t,"w'
her na,r &c ups" whr,n 10 call. !ut
8 th,y arr o!grr
pca:h oouc> ",;l double PAIN .i.rre
aye nom /" .rer.'c u, dying birs.ins-
none /" ,rrrc:ua!c the name and c,rr.l.,
Tic ohcris',c,! ,r,u, s-..nc ch,I,! !, close
:hr 'hirAsas cyc. or Ia givc I..aj:y !"
irath ly ra!Ural tears" they a:cl
4lunc
What blessing has no, Pro,idcncc
ouchsaird III children, Truly do tho,
use "up Ike olive branrhrs." q: once
he so"Frs ct honoraho pride an! c,lJ,r,n
3! domestic peace.
II iIsc um"ng m!ac own kindred.
AID l!.c slIGmrnii;sii woman. when IA.
".>"''. {" c,..Fc-> - me 81 h,p;,u,,s,
All that net hcr eye were h,ntlrrd l." her
''ood--bu! when the blessing ot child
.aa been sHpcr"ddr,|, she felt .hc kindred
,S;cndcd 20 ,ac heart. When ,ha child +,
n, upon It's mothers knees until i, died q
he ansulshcd parent then fcll the snli. q
udc Of chil.lcssncss; she then Under. 6
TODD thai shr was alone" :
Lc: us learn 20 daMa--lc, rs become +
.rcgaruu.--.o affections ...c w,sl,ou, (
criptoraiium--and hc who has pa.,r,, $
"m,h and nnnf.nud in lho round nf rica
orc. ar ON The busy mai "i trad. ni,h- :.
raws h.m-cll Of length for cniny,ncn,. 5
NJ finds that lac Is atone The man. Il {,
prly years should find. wherever hc ,urus. j
ONE face 10 cheer him with n smiIc, some
'nlnc 10 bless hlm Tor Iavnrs. some h,a,I +,
hat beats WI gratitude. \
phr'adeiphta 4. .S. Gn.Iht II
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Bafi,c,. bn, NJ, sat sized. he could offer
;,ei!cd TO acknowledge i, was unnecessary
rhc pnpmlacc. which had falowch ,Lc
,ncn from pace TO place. nov cncom-
passc.I ia, ,,ar;v Will. brcaihlcss amN!ciy
tho man mos, interested hn! rro"chcd UP
/" The Licutcna"i-'Ic stood IN The fore
mos; radk. and i keen obsct""T nigh,
have discovered, in the raicncss "i his
,!casI lhc coun;cnancc. and his as:.ascd
manner. ;'sat he there awaited h's sen
ir"cc. S'c.:cc.y G"' :c Go-c to III h's
l'rn1-"i 'cnsi;'. ',e" c.eF, &c G:a 50. anA
rad IN -. si.:..i.c Il. aud 'N! Grssirc
glaacc nl tie ni..cc! !a.: his secret was
safe. lri;!!iri "Hh as:on;s,.a:c'L he saw
the parry ,n"'c'' aw"i hr i"zs'i on The
r'csa;"g s:c!s "::h al u"f"!."'d feeling;
il Wa :"' : n'"m'e":-'n the neN! h's rap.
iu7""s and '"e"hereni 'AHI's-iohS al G!"-
:!i"1c told tar extent ol "'s 90. sa'l"ns.
Wish enthusiasm The pcasaHis Iushcs! a!scr
;hc soldiers. aud their load shouts. as
they saw t!cm descend the mountain. con.
rcvc,i IN The hcari OF the i}rils!: "a!ccr
That his io,bcaram e was appreciated.
Time oasscl on, and had lor4o,,cr
,bc c,-c;n, s,cncc. wtcn ~, sc,yoni c.nc
inn. my room ono c,o-p;,c. AM said tba,
family desired {, see n.c. They had
Ircu;,cI for Liru,cuau, Cnd. on
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THE TELEGRAPH.
FEBRUARY II

AMERICAN BAPTIST HOME MISSION.
Rev. Alvin Bailey, agent for the A. B
II. NJ. Society addressed the people of the
Baphst Church and Society in his VIII
lago, on the subject of his agency, last
Lords day The attention Of the audi
cnce was called to the moral desritution of
the great Western VaIIcy-a region en-
0racmg about two-thiIds of thu territory
OF the United States, uDparaleIl 4 FOR rich-
ness Of soil, and commercial facilities -
possessing, IN general, fine. sa}ubrioux
climate; IN word almost every natural
quality that invites emigration. Very
soon the moral, political and re]jc;ou,
character ofthis Valley, would be the NOR
al political and religious charactcr of.his
nation. A majority Of the votes would in
all probability he given there, in a few
years. How much then depended on the
formation Of character. Chara,tcr
was not yet fixed all was yet moral
chaos; but it would form rapidly; there
were enoug Ii ready to assist in its forma-
hon; the work was already going on -
Intldelity and Catholicism were pouring
IN, The latter already made its boas.s.-
The speaker thought that they were yet
only boasts, made for effect, and not reali-
ty-that Professionalism, with proper vigil
lance and effort, might hold the ground.
But there must be immediate, efficient and
untiring action AS much of the Protest.
ant ministry as had been raised there, was
unlettered unsound, and inefficient; and
there was little Of any other. The Bap-
lists very generally had preaching not Of
tener than oncesa month, and most oftheir
preachers We're hostile to all missionary
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For the Telegraph.

For the Telegraph.
We (u5ht 10 o1ey God: rather than men. -
PETER.
Br Murray:-I had supposed that. in
the christian world, the great principle Of
the above passage, was now and forever
settled. A principle, having the sanction
of reason, and of Gods word, it would
seem, ought never to be called in question:
by men or nations, protesting themselves
christians. What would the world be,
devoid Of this principle? How should we
decide between right and wrong? What
but this principle, DISTINGUISHES Europe
and America from Asia and Africa -.
What would denial of this lie, but cut
ting the cable that binds Heaven and
earth together, and letting this world float
a wreck? The moment we do it, We
'crlminate Daniel for not ceasing his pray
ers, when he knew the writing was
signed. We call the three worthless,
who refused to 'falI down and worship
the image, which Nebuchadnezzer the
king had set up" fanatics and madmen.
We declare ourselves ready to censure
0iAO CO!IoNAll4 6ltl anu the apostles, tor
preaching when forbidden-by the San
hedrlm. And, finally we call the martyrs
FOOLS and traduce the character ofall sIch
men as Wickliffe and Luther.
Who would have thought, short time
since, while viewing the great movements
ofthc day-the sending forth of missiona-
rieS, to preach the gospel, contrary to the
laws of pagan monarchs-thc resolution
ofthe Bible Society to supply everv fami.
ly with the Bible within twenty wears
the circulation of tracts and books, teach
ing doctrine wholly subversive of heath
en- rites and laws-who would have tho't.
while beholding thousands and tens Of
thousands, watching to catch the first
glimpse of the day star, which is to usher
in the morn of milleneal glory, that the
whole christian world must stop in 1886
to settle this question: May ! sneak the
truth, though man forbid?" But it has
come to this. The great question now is
not, whether popery or professionalism, H.
centiousncss OF chastity, temperance or
intemperance, slaveryor nti-slavery, shall
prevail, but W neither we NAV obey God
rather than men, -whether We may
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The Gospel printed in Siamese.

June "a. Matthew was out of press
about a week ago, and most of the edition
is covered. The season was so far past,
that 1 did not think ii best to attempt print
ING any thing else, as we are, and have
been for 10 days, daily expecting YES
sci to convey US to Siam. | have receiv-
ed letters, from Siam, up to May 7th, and
am permitted to learn that my dear family
are well, and the little church is stead
fast. - '
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cy Of God, and the work seems to be ex-
tending its influence into the Congrega-
tional and Methodist societies. VIC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-09
GEN. SCOTT.

The Richmond Enquirer with many apologies
to the person to whom the subjoincd letter was
addressed for the Unauthorized liberty Of Publishing
it, las it before It's rcadcrs,-lor what purpose We
confess we are at a loss to know-ior surely it had
no desire to provoke alaugh at the expense OF It's
Maenu, Apollo in the military line
From Gcn Scott, dated SaUaRn0h, stay =
u have Just landed here from 81. Augustine,
which place left suddenly yesterday morning.
On the night of llr 20ll, letter reached me from
the Secretary of War, requiring me to hasten to the
Greek country. The hotter went by mistake with
many Others 10 a spdll iown (Ne"nansNlhtl III
the interior OF florida, % miles nor'h OF 'o''
Drdne. Ii was heard OF afcldenta"y' ana d" eA'
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s..,,h should on this question, present an undsi-
! front and speak as with the voice Of one man
=, :, the scattering resolutions OF local Less-
....rcs. bu in a united, calm and solemn Appeal
.ao;r bre.tfen Of the non-slavehodiag States,
..l,,the wol.l, --s=serline tempcra.es eur rigIls
4 ifit be thought eA poden, yindiealiag our So
Il condition. by showing, that, both theoretically
and practically, iii superior 10 thai Of any o.ar
..,ale ON the globe, both il is negative and I.as-
r. resalts,-and, above all, declaring, tint,
,be,er it be right or wrong, just Ct unjust, coed
:. evil, we shall never permit either domestic or
f,rri.n governments or people To interfere with ii
:, any manner whateA er-and that IL sch inter
a.rence will be deemed impairment and aggressive.
,ll;nq for the chaSi>cncnt of those WHO may he
oilty of il. By what means shall this he done.
s,nara,c and aloof from all the party questions Of
,la d,v Might not IA SOUTHERN CONNES-
TION be held, the members of which should not
Ii. condnelto this or to that party, to whose Wis
lam this matter, as we'll as the means Of comm,n
defence should this institution be ioreihly a<s;il-
81 from within or without, may be referred ? We
confess that among all the pericntous signs oft
,mcs, nothing has 81 much stirred orr Southern
tooJ Is this speech Of MIR. Addms--No,lino has
81 thoroughly convinced Is oil the dangers thai lie
ahead and of the necessity for concerted action to
meet and crush them-and We hope hat it will
have the effect ofopcning the ewes Of hose who
have been tondy and loo!istv dreaming than the
ibolitionists constitute a feeble and uninAucnlial
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.Iill,, 9,

u VIE snbS"Ilbcfrespccluy informs his friends
d and the pnhlcat large, that lac now has u
good assortment of Family Carriages and Barou-
ches on baud, and with the addition Of ollr,s, lailv
expected, HI, supply will be rendered equal II mol
superior, 10 any IN tho upper country 49, LAYING
made such permanent arrangements n the North
rs will enable hlu, 10 ret the hes, articles ID his
line, he is determined, if sustained hy a generous
public, that his supply shall be equal To the de
mand
He would also mako known rhal liz MANI
fACFbltES any description of Carriages, and
most chee.inlly solieS a comparison between
Northern manufacture and his own, bring perfect
Is willing TO engage 10 make any kind of carriage
for what il Wold eos To pet similar article deli
vcred here from the North.
Ills hands being principally from the North,
all repairs done at the shortest notice and on rs
reasonable terms ns can be done here ~ ia Rich
mond. SAM'L. AYRES.
May 10 fits