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THE WINE QUESTION.

A discussion Of no ordinary interest
has been carried on in some of the middle
and northern States, in New-York parti-
cularly, upon the subject of Wines and
fermented liquors generally as a beverage.
II has been found ina: the old pledge, Us
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Notice.

VHNIIE Subscriber would respectfully inform
IL the citizens Of Cheraw, that he is now pre-
pared to make fine Shoes and Pumps ofnorthern
materials in the best STYLE for Ladies' as well as
Gentlcnen's wear.
D. JOHNSON.
Cheraw, Nav 80 ~ st.
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Negroes for Sale.
John, coxwain and pilot,
Harry, prime boat and field hand,
Edward, boat and field hand,
Hannah, his wife, good house servant and
field hand,
Hannah, good house servant,
Guy, prime shoemaker,
Hector, shoemaker,
Cochrun, boat hand,
Ned, field and boat hand,
Ben, prime do
Cyrus, do
Apply to \. MU1RiEAD X co:
March 30, 20F -
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Trades and Protcssions.-Thcre are
about three hundred young Lawyers in
this city, who, We venture 10 say, do not
each, earn three hundred dollars per an
mum. A mason or Il carpenter, boldly
asks twenty sbillings day and gets it, all
the year round-and yet, parents scorn to
make their sons mechanics-but rather al
low them to starvc in professions. How in
iudicious.! lit was more fashionable to
be a carpenter than lawyer or physician,
the difficulty would soon be overcome. We
know one contract given 10 carpenter and
mason for 100000. This is really busi-
ncss.--N. y. Evening Star.
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TWELVE QUESTIONS WORTH AN ANSWER.
/. Do your wife and children see you
drink spirits, or know by your breath,
that you have been drinking spirits a.
srs ad!
2. Are there any quarrcls in your
family? Ifso, have they any connexion
with spirit drinking!
3. Do you use spirits as common
drink; that is with your meals, or when
you arc thirsty!
4. Do you have TO apologize when
YOU use intoxicating drinks, and say you
are sick, or are fa,igued and need little; !;
and say it contrary to what you know to
be the truth!
5. Ifyou are in the habit Of moderate
drinking; is it not best to stop when you
eau
6. Do you go away by yourselfto drink
Sc that no one shall see you!
T. Do YOU 60 to the dram-shop before
breakfast!
s. Do you sometimes after drinking
wine, or beer, or spirits, feel that it is best
for you to be still; and not expose your
selfby talking!
9. What would all YOU spend for intox-
icating liquors amount to i'll a year!
10. What would it buy that your lami-
lies pogneed!
IL. Would you not be more happy,
and more respected, and have better em-
ployment if you left of drinking spirits
altogether!
y. If you continue to frequent the
dramshop, what will be the end oft!
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A D ID II T. S S
,MUEL B. WILKINS, ESQ.

Neck Temperance COHre"on at Society Ill., Ap otA 1881
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~ hitherto been issued IN volumes OF about
- 800 pages each-containing the Plays,
Farces, SC which appear in the Wade Mecum,
neatiy printed. and bound in elastic covers, for
transportation and published every SIX weeks
Eight volumes constitute a set, or one years
subscription. the price for which is Three DOs-
lars, payable in advance.
p Subscribers 10 the Wade Mecunn are en-
titled to a deduction Of one third when sub.
scribing lor the Modern Acting Drama. Al
orderfor four sets will be thankfully received,
aud the work forw trded to any direction by en-
closing ten dollar note postage paid. Gen.
tlemen desirons nj securing d set OF this work,
will please forward their names immediately
the edition, which was a small one, is going of
rapidly. and il cannot be re published al the
same price
This work will undergo material improve
ment on he commencement ot a new series in
January, 1876 II is inieuded TO be publishac
Every Month, or as near the beginning as pos
sihle; each No To consist of 4S pages OF fne
letter press printing. aud ~ numbers to conl
J stitute volume Of SIC pages. Every Play
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Private Boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Ar KELEIs. SEAR PITIsBORoUGH.
SfsilIs IasssluIion, iang knoun ss ans. En-
- wARD goGEss sCH0ssI. adj hereafter BE
eoadurlsd undeT tie sI.i s4lsrainisndei.ss and
instruction. u Aliss iHskLnr II 4. 3oNEs, aad
The Subscriber. Tbs lrnt session Will cum
mence on the first N.rdsy IN fshInsT. next,
and eonllnBe aaill ths middle IT Jui., msincil 3
a short sacatiun. ahen tie seeona ssssaan 81
tbe year 1856, wlli comm, zee. Ahlsh 81 ieE-
inmate % tue isth netsnbeE. A tomittrtat
Assistant viii be smploysd. Il hss~ssaIs. u -
10 eontemplaIi0n 10 ehiasgs the seeeInnls -
lions Iar lie Srhool, and bsinIs "a. b. gaming
oi Ihe next Session. il - sxpsrlsd ala, .ssTy
.ehoolEsoln rsnfsnlsa6e Tor seh iaung Lefty
viii have teen prHsidsn.
Asst - dstgtmlasa "a rFessTSe the pHEsle
rhararisr of ire schs.oi. the Pupis ALL b. ard
in tie .anIars u the r-as hsTs. sKlspila.s 10
this rule S. 70 Only Le made an 'hr Gears oi siosr
" % gesiar "a ihs inhsdIaIs slein,'t Of &',i.in
. iew hua.s ride aiihe Srs,so', 81 uEdsTPreuiIaI
esrrums, a,srs II relationship.
TERM. - Board. l,as lsi.iiag ss.sg rsrssss
~ g,ullaa, :.la,Issary ani IhT &c. u ssleV
Bu,.ks, ST. pei srssi.n
aasie aud Drawing will form separate ST.
ges. ,..,,,.
Near Peterborough. Jan p. Cd /
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Iron he Ns- I'D easy.
An INclnRNT

AN INCIDENT
Our perusal Of the Tnal scene IN " Nor.
man Leslie" the nex novel. calls % mind
4 fact which We Witnessed some lew
wears ago in New Hampshire. liexem-
pliIies The lillle trust which N many
sasvs. can be reposed in The discrimlna.
iioIfols Jury. The incident 10 which
we refer. took place in the Court House
IN Exeter. NJ. H.. on Saturday alter
noon. The two great guns Of the n. IL.
bar, Messrs. = NJ and -
a.. had been battling all The week.
ana the most important eases had been
disposed ol. The Judge was hall asleep.
the Jury in scarcely better condition.
snI causes were decided before Ihnse
interested hardly knew which way 10
tura. Al ab"u, Z a'clncA. an old man
vas placed AZ the bar aroused II passing
counterfeit money There we're bal r."
Dgrsnns in the CONFERENCE.-The lawyers
who hal finished their business. hal so'ir,
home. the uld fellow seemed IN iaiT "sY
10 he rapidly consigned to ihe STATES
PRISON. Mr.. b.. the younger gan. sas
suh hrs arms lnldej. aud lis feet uPhh
the edge II The table. apparently asleep
nile the Attorney General examined i""
ar three witnesses. Never was Jisl'e''
hurried through in more summary nAi''
ner. The evidence was direct aad eotl-
elusiye-anh rs witness aliuT witness lett
he stand. the old prisoners iace greT
paler and paler. aud he irembied al the
certainty Of his fate. b. and by, Mr.
Is. Opened his eyes. east a glance al tie
| gray hairs uf the culpnt. yawnFd gently
and lurninr tn the Attorney GraeFal. sad
auIihly-.. IN lie 4 this Inan." lie
asked no questions at the wi'"essrs. All,
took no noIes--bui when the e''uPGrs
was through. he rose and delivered ons
If the mast beautiful arguments ne e'cI
heard. The testimony which appraTet
A. clear a. nunn-day. he pulled oil Il
nIeces--he made discard ri harmony
nnnsense Of sense--discrepanry ri la'
INST exact agreement--and when IL
touched upon the old mans UNJUST svl
ierinps, he even dIew tears. NlIhuu
. leaving their seats the Jury declared TN
prisoner " Not GuIw." The meepnl
man with clasped hands Iranrd forward
seeming to invoke blessing "n the hes'
# his defender. Let hun out. Ton
Stable" said Mr. b.. aud nor. yoI
oli rascal. % lbom y-'ur business. al
never lei me- catch you passing counterfeit
= money again" The Jury started /,
p wonderland NO left the COURTEOUS
laughing, yet sorro"lul.
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Mothers Prodigies.-'ro most young
couples, The i" unto Us child Is born,
seems something 50 astonishing and re-
marketable, that one would imagine they
had never locked forward to 1t as pro-
bable result of their union, nor even OBJ
served tina, their friends had children.
Every Young father and mother looks up
on their " first baby" as Adam and Eve
mus, have looked at Cam, that first spe~
cimen Of manchild born into the world.
with delight. wonder, and something at
triumph in their own creative ingenuity.
And il is happy instinct which enables
us To value these little prizes so highly
and a curious thing To reflect. as we
stumble through the parks knee deep IN
children, that there is not one little unit
in those dimiuutive millions that has MOI
fGud bless it!) circle Of admirlng rela
lives, to whom il is the Prettlest, the
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farue Sl.ieA all y Publ.s
psnlsd b = bsaslIfal sno
tag mating u lLe coarse.
Tao establishments a. sl
as > fT0nlispleee, ! fsll sixe6
esniAiniag The llkehess II =.
Actors and Actresses. No u
made iToih The psessLl lsIns
who desires 70 preserve 80 i've.
ton 81 the btst DEanagie Auiksls
ward his name forihallh, e M
liSnlied 10 tbs nsmbsr shah a.
srTibea foI. or Tie publlshers
% make this Aolk equal IA. Ialst
rlorIty Of execution 10 bis pi.spesiI.
Teisnd the PIIre u subsss,r,
changes. NO subsrTiplir a
terms are complied WI
klnd has Ever brrh aiirInl
aid hnas . nlSIe Likely "
satisfactory.
Il Any person collecting fonI ..
J. tine 6sntitmen's Wade MssIus, - 4
/. Ae,iag Drama, and tnllllng tie
J! one ysag = subseIipi'Sa. ls3l s.i
be presented With tue Noss.nis \
I tvs volumes, = WO:k oil csus:deTss
~. aud ahish - E'w ceiling for
taims ile productions u eight cli.r.
aeii kDeNH 10 Iis rubiIe a. ansI
interesting wFIirTs ~ lie uaN.
. " feTscEs wishing 10 SUBJ,
ass.ss works. will address cHaE'
AMBER. AIhenlaR Buildings, Fra
PhIisdsipbla, and they may resi- !
every attention will be pare 10 hsy
iu.iy transmitted BY NAL.
/ December }.
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APEDLAR TAKEN IN.

We have heard a story Of Yankee
nedIar. which we believe has never belore
been ia print.
After the close ri the American Revolu
ton. TN peI!ar with his general ass"rl'
men, If nlrknarks. arrived IN a village
In the district Of Maine. and called al
hnusr to dispose Of hs wares. After
selling few small ARTICLES ID the lady 1T
a honse. who seemed To 1--we in the midst
az blessing Of children hei,er covered
with DIRT than clnuhmg. she declared her
inability TO purchase more, tor the want
Of money.
But. marin. hav'n, you any rags!
Nnne 10 sell. sir.
Will. marin. SAID he. about returning to
his cart. ynu seem 10 have plenty OF l't-
lie ones around you. won't YOU sell me
ON. oG them for some tin ware!
VIVA, will you give. sir!
Why I'd give you ten dollars Tor one
Of them.
In good lin ware!
o YES, marin, the best.
Well sir, il is a bargal
She then handed one Of the bare head
ed nrchlns to the perllar. wh". rather
sn.pr,sed that the offer was SD readily
accepted. vet feeling CONVINCED that the
mother would not part with the boy,
nlacel him npon the seat of his cart aud
s,n,l;ed The wnmaa's demand iur tin
pans dippers. coffee pots, d.. until the
sum &c ten dollars was made up.
fine pedIar vel feeling certain that the
woman would rather make an etfor, ia
raise the sum than part with her boy-ta
sor, of ware by the way 10 which he had
no part,cuIar desire, 10 deaD mounted hi:
car, aud seated himself by the side OF the
urchin. who seemed much tlckled at the
idea of taking ride. -,
The re;ns were gathered up. and viii
an eve cast back al the house m the ex'
pec,a,ion Of seeing The reIening mothe
coming forth 10 redeem her boy. HI
horse was started al slow pace. Ate
proceeding quarter of mile. and cast
inc manv wondering look behlnd-ih
uedlar began to repent Of his bargain
and turned his horse.
The lady had jus, finished ornamen'In
her dresser with the brilliant bargain 81
had made, when a rap at the door turne
her attention
Good woman. think your boy is M
omte large enough, guess. you had be'
ter take him again and let me have tn
ware.
No. no. sir. you have got him and 20
shall keep him. The bargain was la
on. and you may of with Dick as SOC
as sou please.
Surprised at the woman's indifferent
about her bov,-vhy marin, how ca
yo, think uf parung with so young
child to an utter stranger who you do d
know!
g. oh SIR, we should like TO sell oti all Of
to,ra pappers for ten dollars head'
Dick ~a- dropped a, the door: the VII
cracked, the wheels and ware raltled,aI
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A WORD To APPRENTICES.

When serving tmr premiership,
yuu will have tune aud opportunity To
stuck YOUR mInd with useful information.
The only way for young man to pre-
pare himself Tor usefulness. Is to devote
himself To study during his leisure hours.
First. be InduslrIuus Ia your business
Never complain that YOU are obliged 10
work: 60 10 IL with alarcity aud cheer
luIuess. and II will become ham, WINCH
will make YOU respected aud beloved hy
your master ar employer It ynur
business tn see to and PEomoIe his tn,e
res--by taking care Of hls. you viii learn
to take care of your own.
Young men a, the presen, day are too
fond u getting rd of work--ihey seek
for easy and lsSv employment, aud ire
qdently m5 bs><oor miserable
yavabonds. 70 81 avoS all wishes To
live ~,thoutys.( labor Is a blessing
instead Of curse. ii nayp~ men healthy,
il procures them TODD. cIplhns and every
necessary. aud trees them from tempIa
lions To be dishonest. II
Next IL your har,! labor YOU should be
constant in the labor oi mud. You eau
never nope 10 ri IN respectable sand
ing 10 the world without long. perseVef'
inv aud constant study. Hheu YOU read
/, you must not throw away your time by
reading novels and romances-yOu mus
study natural aud moral philosophy, and
the arts. Let not large book discourage
YOU. or a long history or other work
| proven, YOU from reading it through
When.you have read. retlec. upoa II Ii
yuur mind. and endeavor Ia undrrsIant
their meaning and utility, 50 thai you
may readily apply them To the oFdlnar.
purposes of life. You have to den,
yourselves the pleasure enJ"yed by mos
young men. il you would prepare you
rseIf for being a Respectable old man.
| Springfield Gazette.
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WOoI.Carding Machi

rsNHE subscribers annouhIe io u
I that they are buIifine Wool Car
ch,nes near Chapel hill They buII5
most approved plan now IN use, beth |
pass and excellence OF woTl. Out
make, now runninr IN the he'ghbC
liIltsi,oruugh, witt prove this Tact 10
son Wno W,li make inquiry. one her1
IL sufficient; OF they may be propelled
betting works of q null. These mstel
card from fly To sixty pouHds per Ga!
beating. il Kept Prcased. They VIII
moderate and accommodating 'efms.
They will also repair old mirh'gss
cummodsting terms, II hr' ueh ID 'tel
A. & 7. STR
December 10. 4.
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F.on rnt s.lEa OEsEIssn.

Faom rHE saLEx OssEhtER.
THE BACHELORS ERROR.
The bachelor. 81. IS they wandered along,
Tarough the wesrisOms iOarasy u he,
wsrs slxsys wondering hos mirth and soag
And the numhelIsss Ioys that TO earth be'Ong.
Could dueli in the house wilh wife.
They thought that the cares and iraablss "' liis
Mere aouble5 b. Hymn aaa Coz
Thai the PLEASURES Of home we're ell mingled
with STRIFE.
Thai M cup n aus bliss was with misery re
And life but badget of we.
They lhought tha, the hand Of aBeeiiOn VAS
eald.
And Ia, woman wss sslfish and vain;
TIA, her hsst Iks bubble MAS bought and
sald,
AZ q worthless thing. Coz lie price in gold.
Regardless ofiCy or Of pain.
For they knew no, that friendship could dOu.
bic the bliss
which they gathered 81 sPsrssiy alOnei
They knew not that lore, in world such a.
this.
when II dwelt 10 the hear, o. some beautiful
miss,
Was the real philosophers stone.
Tha, ris touch could awaken athrill Of delight
To the spirit by sorrow oppressed
That IT. bultanee could mantle In eolors oil
light,
The shadows tat fall IN afie,on's dark night
o'e, the home Of the PaOf AID distressed.
Nor knew they IT. pawers to soften the ears
That would mar aur enjoyment aud bl'ss'
Or IL chstn that eau rescue fr"m penis ant
snarrs
The traveller who wandsrs through life una
No. tie, knew not The power Of this.
So they wandered IN sorrow and ~andsrs'
Through the wea'isouie journey of ife.
Ere they found gu. their 10Y. Too late TO a'
time,
They safTrret 10 silence -uns no"ing-un
Known
And all for want Ola wife.
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NOTICE.

AT tie last term Of Orange C0u
- I's subscriber was appointed
tor vi tie estate 81 MlLLI
decreased. Notice 10 iheFsl'
Ia all persons indebted q
Immediate paymenIi ana
MI present them properl,
in tho time prescribed by a
Mil b. plead ia bar ofths -
CHARLES W. JON.
DscGMber 3.
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he pedlsr measured de ground sia murh
Quicker paee glaan brfsre- never Alef Tor
geling his psupeF speculation.
Porsmsufh Journal.
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WOOD--WOOD!

Subscribers to the Recorder who intend
to make payment in Wood, are requested TO
recol,ct that al this season OF the year the ar.
lcle IL puch needed.
October I. So
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F0 SALE.

ID cCKaIFuS AMI DI>PEPriC FiLl.S,
I'D ". Il GaAf'S lSsA1.L ABLE oi$ i.
VT VT, aud DR.. A Il aULL's thPRIfLU
itnge aud Pivot TRUSS,
ALLEN PARKS.
November S. -
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ts4iIs tnstt utiun, siluatcG twelve l"I e. TuItb
=. of ,h,ishtruugh, will be orraej tot sac &c.
crpt.,n at students un the 18th q JANUARY,
1885 THIS .auaaon has been selected 10y tie
subscriber CHIEFLY on account o. the many sn-
vantaecs II possesses, ia heaithiatss, aud the
c,ereet morals OF the surround ~ Country.
Srrthcr pans nor expense will be spared TO
lender the academleal course tai aud com.
plctc. AulOngst other things vii be taught
the ttlow,as branctes particularly
Isl Class--EngIish Grammar, Penman-
ship, Geography. with the use oi the
Maps and Globes. History, Philoso-
ply, Astronomy, Chemistry. Rhetoric,
&c.
2nd Ciass--Latin, Greek and French
Languages.
Tue prices Of tuition will be five dollars per
session far the first class and ten dollars per
session far the second class. A session y i'll
rnnsisi ot five months, At the expiration Of
the first session there will be a public exami-
nation and a vacation Of two weeks The sub.
scriber will render every possible attention TO
the morals and habits of the students placed
under his care.
Board can be had cow enient 10 the acade-
| nv at five dollars per month and in good "a.
miles The subscriber is prepared 20 a,eom.
| mndatr twelve or fifteen students with board
al five dollars per month.
DANIEL w. KERR.
" B Students prepared il the above AGA.
| Ae,nv for anv "f our Universities.
Orange countv, G Nov 96 % r
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M r,nr.day the TIL s,r,snt. ,..,. vfme.
- nFy. Consisting Il ''ar i@rHts f''i'at eic
nj lte iians II the unitsd s.at.r. I""t'" d.
ar nul, .. -. Il 6Es dnisa,s. ~ & 'hrss .al
iars, ard nnr -. uRe dai.aT 81 N"T;h aIoi ua
b. -; sh a Shich we're .''s ] uP '"a.Ihvr ~
a piece II hf"@a paper. ia d'3iats -" "t
gwen faT any .a"rRsiiah sch - ~ IS al 10
tie recovery nf 'i,e .a'd ,r'"nsY.
IS MOSilIER BARTON.
Iaau,ty al - 81
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n HEREBY foTeA srn oil pers.
:. passing "n my land ia any msnns
yrr. particularly 10 taking s,ORs from |
res A"y person wanting si"ne ioi
or other purposes must apply TO the 81
sud not 60 DAVID Murdoch. rs be b
Ihority 10 sell.
SALLY Z
DecamheT q.
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Notice.

SllHE subscriber ha' inc qua
- November term ai uTanr'
10 the las, will and Testament Of
d,ceaped, hereby gives mote"
indebted to said estate 10
settle the came; and oil pers.
against the esist. will pressn'
authenticated within the tim.
luw, or tits notice will be plead
EMPSUM FITCH
Ianuarv5.
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Fslnes;slaifh Business.

sRHE subs ubrt resp .tuUs ht'Fms hts
- friends All the puhiie geasraliy, tha, b
has established hInsrlf IN aIishur" 49,, At
tue shna iaisly areup'si Ia. Ni' l.ha "a ~.
where 10 is prepared to d. all kinds 20, Btars,
smlt,ing, aud particularly Horse s''usnc
wh,sh he thinks he eaa peTfarm IN 4 .nPt0o'
manaer. -
JOHN HORNER.
w lie will give four dollars per hun
dtel III cash, az four aud q halt 10 No 4. Tor
one two thousand bushels OF Coal.
Ltsafy "a, hj-3"
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SldIE subscribers, -des.
- business in this plst
oil shnsr indebted Co their c..
settle taei. accounts by the l.
u-xt. Longer indulgence {
De given.
CAIN e. XII
Jn'y iG.
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dearest. ihe cleTeresi. in fact. The only
child thai ever VAS worth thought.
Uoman's Rearard.
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Lest Og STOLEN

Near Pit.haroash, Jau -. o
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4. ST net

Decsmber -.
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.x'i8l3 l,s..
MEDICINES.

The Subscribers have jnsi reccived and
arc now Opening full assortc,eni of Mcdi.
(cines from the North, which can DO recons
!mendcd wiih great csa6dence, a. In as re-.
[gards their purity andsgennineness. HAVING.
|hecTpurchassd dromonc OF ,he oides, and:
|nost respectable. fpaiscs in PniI.delphia
Physicians, Planters aud others; are re4nesaa
|ted to call, previous 10 laying 10 their ss.mmersl
supplies, and examin the quality ofs,hose|
Tor sale; which, We feel confdrntl
in waranling and giving Satisfaction 70 par-
|chasera. !; s.4. IS -
Among 'hose lately received and now open.
|ing, are the following:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-14

l,cing the complete guide eor instruction
in The whole artof measuring and cutting
according to TIC variety Of fashion ant
lurm Will Plates Illustrative Of the same,
by Scat. e. Perkins. reporters Of fashions
and teachers OF cutting garments at New
York. The above system can be had with
I'll the necessary articles belonging there.
to il application bc made 10 thc.subscr,-
bcr. J. l.. B.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-14
tPrnl,c. M. is1

MI 10 Ibtstf9IAsF kAtC ut
o raiI-roail ;arou.l, the iaat!s sf the Uni.
tel S,a,cs in Springfield, Msssachu.
xciies.
BE Il fn7rssltg .le sass.s qsa Hasz. Of Ressese.,.
lIsises Of a., UEted sdifs Of .isa scG fs Cen-r
assssais5 That ;hc Wcssrtn tt.si.sna ea-p"ras,'n
be, and they ars hereby. auit"rized I"
cuns,ruc, .ai..ruad on lands hrlongins
10 ,hc United States, in Springfield. Mas.
sarhusc,,s. and take !pr the security and
accommodation oi said ssil-road. or tho
accommodation Of the business thereof. a
strip ofianti through or over .ne said land
Of the United States, nat exceeding eighty
fee, in width: Prorsd.d. Tha. the loea.
tipn ef said ra,i.roai. 'i,rpl,h sad !ani 81
tho United :;tascs. shalt be- submitted to,
anu ap;rnrcl b. The Secretary War. rri.
~ 10 The construction thereof; ind proc.
ded a,sc, Tha, whenever ssiti strip at land
shah cease 10 b. isnrr ret f,,T .kc purpose
of railroad. or. -. recommendation Of
tho bas.acss :.crcoi. tha, snc SANS shall
ro.crt IL TIC Uni,r' S,sits.
,op.ave,. 81 !. April i-3i,