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Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02
LOOK WEREl

d WILL give, in Merchandise, from
a so to 70 cts. a piece, for good COTTON
BASKETS, if delivered soon.
B. CAMPBELL.
Rodney, July 26. 24-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

He DRINKS The termof reproach she
drinks, il no longer to be exclusively the
designation of a lost man. lie eats, i
~ become BY The progress Of modem re-
fnement equally the. mark og sc0rn and de-
E II 9iiA
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

EUST RECEIVED choice lot of
0~ KENTUCKY JAMES, LINSEY and
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

Sszaae aa
n the latter case, there will be more as
(eyes) than ee's (ease9 Better wait a
while for copy. Willis /" Pencillings by the
Wayo are doing very well. Doublets all in
good time.-Nep York Jefersonia"
Probably this is the first of series of m''n,
bers, which, when completed, are designed
to make family library.-ReP' Herald
Several neD editions are anticipated
each being cmbellished with a miniature
likeness Of the duthor.-Bah. Transcript.
Mr. w. has been locked up in the ohds'
Of matrimony; his embraces will be many
and the first proof Of the ''Orh will probably
appear in the coming year.-Lo"'s0'''e A0
Uertiser. M =
What sad disappointment it will be' II
after III the pretty sayings of the press
all the em4.~'s-procfs of affection
tokens of love, and impressions--tbe WORK
in question should be Observation-Disclosures
Republican.
And then to have @aackted Shect sho"l
an bv The Mirror-Oh, horrible!
Mississippi Free Trader.
The remark of the "Free Trader we
think an imposition. How could sheet be
mackIed when laid upon a FAIR formE Ri
dicuIous!- !-Rodncy Telegraph.
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

STUART g. SMITH.
Rodney, July 81 1886 24-3ts
Southern telegraph., 1836-08-02

PRlNTERs' JoKEs.-The following amuse-
inc articles are going the rounds OF the pa
pers, and gathering new strength every
dav. Willis will be immortalzed.
Maried-At Plumstead, England NA
THANrEL P. Wills, author of the =" FIRST
Impressions of Europe" to MARY, daughter
of William Stacy, Esq, Of the Royal Arse
nal r.,,.-
PR1NTrR's RIGnTs-Mr. N. P. Willis,
the poet, it is said, has neD '0r kin press
Boston Gazette.
The work alluded to will pl obably be
published in sheets.-4roy Budg et
If published at all, small CAPS WILL no
doubt, be frequently used.-JacESo"r''Ie
Gazette.
The above work will probably be follow
ed by 9 Nursery Tales. ."--Sunddy Nelrs.
And then look out for squdtts.-Mtner s
Journal -,
In this case, if neither pap nor pi will do,
II may be necessary to lay down the rules,
and take lhe stick in 0Il-.--S~sqHehG"ndh
Register. !, !, rl.,i,,
All! we thought what would be likely
to follow the " First Impressions"
BrOome Co. Courier.
W. lo,,bJets. bly.--W WRStcheSteT
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The Indian's Pa1acea.

EoR the cure Of Rheumatism Scrofuts o.
Il Kings Evil, Gout, Seiatica. or Hip Cont, In
capien Cancers Salt Rheum, SyPhilisic and Mer.
curial diseases particularly Ulcers and painful af
ficuons oft bones. liberated Throat and Nos
trils; Ulcers OF every description, Fever sores's
aud Internal Assesses; Fis.utus, Piles, Scald.
head, Scurvey, Biles, Chronic, Sore Eyes, Eye re-
stpe!as Bloches, and every variety Of contagious
Affection, Chronic Caiairh, Headache, proceeding
Dsspepaia. APR proceeding from vi,ia:ion; Affections
OF .h. Liver, Chronic inflammation Of the kidneys.
and scne:al debility, caused by torpid action oi
the .rls nf The skin II is singuiariy
by renova.ins those constitutions which have been
broken down b. injudicious treatment, OF juvenile
irregularities In general terms, 1t Is reoommen'
dcd TO all those .iscases which arises from mnfrl'
sed ia the blood, vitiaiion Of the humoss, OF what
ever name kind.
Some of :hc a5s.c complaints may require some
sria.ns asistsnt applications, which the circum.
stances Of The case vii! dictate but tor general
remedy o, Par6oaior, 10 remass Le eauss, TAG IL.
pIAss PAs1cr. will generally be fund sufficient
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NOTICE

THE subscriber hegs leave TO return his
graietulthauks, 10 his friends. custn,kers, and
the public generally, for the rffy liberal en-
enlargement hitherto afforded him, and soli
ciss continuance of iosmer fayors He re.
quest ,rinsorm- the public generally, tha, hs
has on hand large assortment Of Groceres
consis,ing Of
SUGAR, COFFEE,
RICE, mOLASSES;
And upwards of
5000 lbs Kentucky and North Caralina
BAGON.
ALSO:-Having bought the entire stock
Of T., RDlALS belonging 20 Mr.. janes d.
Lemiere, With h,s apparatus for making tha.
same intends to pursue the sams line Of bod
ness aspracslsed b. him.
He has also on hand
Old PMl C0gnisc Brandy
larc, in bottles ! West lndia Rum,
or 90 draft, Jamsica dos.
Pale Sherry Wine Scotch uhiskey,
Malaga do Old slonongahela do !
Holland Gin. -
All unqucs,ionabl, Of the FIRST qnslny, sil
of which he will sell a. low as the artieie. can
be AFFORDED at JAMES NJ EWEN.
June li-20-s.
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:MEDICINE

THE Subscribers have inst received and
are now opening foil assortmen, Of Medi-
cinec from the Norh, which can be recom.
mended with great coa6dence. a. far as re-
CARDS. their purity and ,geuaineuess, having
been purchased from one Of ;lhe oldest and
most respectable houses in Philadelphia
Physicians, Planters and ethers, are reques.
ted to call, previous 10 laying in their summer
supplies, and examin the quality Of those
now offered for eaIe; which We feel confident
in wanan,ing aud giving satisfaction to pur-
chasers
Among those lately received and now open.
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cured hcn the pain, GA an aov bippy 70 statt
CUBE FOR sCROFULoUs ULCERS

CUHE FOR SCROfULOGS ULCEhS
NEw Yosk, Sept TO- 1880
This may certify, that In the faE o 1895, I was
sei1ed siih q swelling 10 my neck and Gee, which
Afterwards liberated and became large ghassly ul-
Gers in my peck After trying several Physicians
to no advantage, ventto Philadelphia, and placed
myseii under The care Of Drs .Physic aud Beach,
when, after repeated salvation 10 10 effect, was
pronounced totally incuIable. Afterwards took
twenty bottles Of Swain Pauacea and eight bottles
Of Potier's Caibolicon, with no material benefit
Desparing Of life, which bad DOW become bur
then 70 me, returned TO my parents in New YORK
in 1879, and gave myself up 70 lingering death.
Hearing Of The great success Of THE lsplAs'. A.
HacEA, however, in cases similar to my owl, vas
persuaded 70 try il, AZ last resort TO my great
surprise as veil AZ satisfaction, soon found myself
rapidly recovering. and upon taking seven b. tiles,
tho ulcers healed and bccamepehecuy well in thr
course Of two months, and have remained 90 ever
since. make this statement and wish !, published
forthe benefit Of those wbo are suffering under nj.
milar scrofulous syphJitic affections, that they
may know What has cured une who has suffered
every thing bot deaih, and who eonsiders his life
saved by the above syrup VIM. HISHAN.
The above Medicine may Be bad st
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STORE, CAMDEN, 8. C.
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LIYER COMPLAINTS.
oy q? aFe eiA

LIHER COMPLAINTS.
nR PETERS VEGETABLE MEDICINE
D sT0MACHlCE EFT HEP&TlCE, fosml
cd By chymical analysis and syn,hesis Of srvera.
p,a1ns vegetable principles, are universally &c
kncrledgsd to have totally cclpsed The prrtrn.
sions Of every other remedy, and su,perceded tbc
ncceuity Of every other mode Of treatment,
shererer fbe above discase arc found 10 exist
a .wcll ~ in the enlargement Of The SPICES sud
In @J6sad;es
Among tho symptoms Of Dyspepsia and Liver.
complaints, are E1aiulcpcy, sourrcss OF burning in
The stomach melancholy trratbility, dissgrrssbts
taac in the mouth; great irrrgu!asity Of appetite.
which 10 sot6elimes vofscious, and Al other times
greatly deficient, skirst, feid. brvaih, nausea,
weakness Of The stomach, acid rruciasions, papta-
ton, dsorsincu, irrcguiarity Of The, bowcls, pres
sure on the stomach AFTER meals, pain in Tie h~sd,
dizziness OF vertigo; coufdsioa Of mind. attended
with toss OF urmory. Ena.ins In The stomach
when empty, ehiIIncns, affection Of sight and bear.
ing pain and weakness in the back, langour. dis
,nrbed siecp, cold feet and hands, urmos, unsasi.
nes in the threat, ehough pain in the side %
breast, &c.
These medicines have been found sortfsctuai in
removing Complaints for which shey are recnn-
mendcd, that physicians fequrnuy having cx.
h.nssed alt thci skiii, TO istie Of no purpose.
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DIR. P ETERS
Anti Bilious Pills. /.

Th4sc pills src composed en,irciy Of vegetable
naises and h~n laken according TO the directions
which accompany them, arc highly beneficial In
the eurc and prevention Of all Bilious complaints
They &C, especially unpou thr liver, when in a
torpid condition, carrying OF large quantity Of
bale, through the inaucacc q the rxec,neni iune.
ton, which il suirrrd 70 remain In the syslsu,,
would produce ciibrr Jaupdiec, Liver Compliant,
Bilious frves Fever and Aguc, or sonse othcr
srissnus bodily aAlcion. In On csscs oficsPoe Of
iba bowels, thcy aei hhs q charm.
A. an anti dysPcPiie snd dinner pill thry are In
valsabir. Many prisons " ho Scsr subice, 10 viz
loot attacks Of SICK headache hsvc been perfectly
cured in Gew Hceks by their uss. Thnsc who arc
subject 10 thai distsrtsns complaint, scasekness
b, iekina PARTON OF axo Of them trw days pre-
stous to cmhsrking oa board The vessel, viii be IL
most certain 10 escape u. Frmsles can ose ihrm
a, n, urrioas, ~,,iou, ,ncur,ne any sisk Pessans
su.ns 10 srs Of 10 ssoutbesn cliuate, shocid b al
.aeans tsks some Of these pills with ihem. Their
ssf;ucs Will rclnain uuimpsrrd fns yrsfs ~ ans e
a,a,s. No fssniiy should be wiihout thesr pills.
sossaon or thrm, taken oocas,ana,'y, wou'd 30 Tho
u,eans Of p-cvra,,ng nseh suffering ir' m s'esnrss
Il Ia fran ncsirei ef keeping upa frguisf e1,sahe
aalinn Of Tho stomach and boHris thas suffer- nv 10
be sbsosb-d and mingled Na,h ibr blood anassin'i
laird fluids. ihst n.oss dir~asep ave produced D1
T. feel, reafdrn, that 20 pe,sea whe g,scs .trsr
pils fa;s ,iaI. wiil rvrt sees feel wiling 10 be
u,Lipli4bcfs.
They csa.ain 40 particle Of sioreury or any 10.
srst.rn; ,ha' docs mol scs in hsrnouy with heslth
and ori-ssr distsse.
Dr.. ~i,bes j, 'psrituis.ly undsrssoed .ha,
lhns pills pus-rss arnt Sr,ai qusiii,rs independent
u thsii purgsii,c ~are,s, ,bey ore 10th ionic and
dcutsssueni. aesing upon .hr ,~ef~,,ng and -xi.s :
ent 'fancs.ons; thus ssIrne e,beniag The pate
while they remove distractions hicdic,ncs which
pIaseas no ohcs, rp,ing calhast,e qusi,,ies Dc
hiltAst The pa,ent and their repeated lays tina,
foundation Of long catalogue Of Chsva'e d'sea.
:sss.
+ Dr. r. having. beea educated uhder the mos
eminent Aurrican and European mrdicai pruiss.
sors. and prsroed his prsrss,un msny years in tho
South where dsseasrs of the most ob~ins,r eafse.
tee prevail, onnsicr.s h.assif wcll qualified 70
Judge on iAc nature oi dieascs incident 10 warm
climates.
Prepared and sold BY Joseph Prirsuy Peters, NJ
d. nj his lnsi,ution fos ihs cure Of obstinate die
asses, BY u~ans oi vegetable tanedrs. No 10
Liberty str-r,, New Yefk, invenior and sole pro.
psior Each b,x contains ~ pils, Prios 80 orpts.
TIE above valuable Medicines may bc obtained
q. the Drug S,ose Of YOUNG T. MkhIN
Camden, May =, lsa8.
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SUMTER HOTEL.

TNE Subscriber informs his friends
i and the public. ,ha,.hc has taken the
House formerly occupied by J. Goodman
and more recently BY ]. }. Exam as .
Hotel in the Town Of Camden, und near
he Cour, House, where he is prepared to
eerivc company. aud da,ters hi,nseIf tha,
those Who favor him with their company
wilt be satisfied with their aecommoda-
lions. A. r. RUFFIN.
Nav e3.-2G:-,f.
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DARLINGTON DISTRICT
~ THE COURT or C0!HJk0S Please.
.. ". ~ Cas-. i. .a,se..eut.

Wa. Y FavEa-
"HEREAs, the plaintiff in ,he shove sc,,ea
w did. on the ia.h day Of April, A. l. ls:ss.
file his declaration in thr office oi Lc ic1k &c this
abscnt from, and without tlr linits rt ths S,sle
and has neither wife attorney known within The
same, on whom q copy Of the said declaration with
q rule To plead thereto, within year sud day,
might be nrved-lt IL. therefore, Ordrrrc. 10 pue-
suance Of an act Of the General : sscmbly, in that
casc made and provided. that the said defendant do
appear plead 10 the said dec,ararst,on on be-
lore the 2s1h day Of July, in the yrur Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty .si,, other.
wise final and absolute Judgment will then be awar.
JNo. b. BRUCE, C. c. p.
1,ss 0s,.,,ss Ss cS%%': yn'1 81 fss;; lass ,,la pratt. ss
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CARPENTERS
Fluid FL tract ,,arsaparilla.

Eu0I0 E0 VTuCS - su4Sau uuHHs
Extract Buchu, xirsc, Jalap, .xtracit Bu.
Arnu,, syrup Livcrwors, Buffers Magnetism
teperien,, Batm II Columbia. Hunters orn
Plaster, Hygcsn Pills, Imp. nal Hair Dye.
Bleaching Liquid, To remove iron mould- and
ink spots tom linen: Deuing's Cement, for
mcnd,ng broken glass china &c: Jr~iti's
Water Proof ysrn,sh. AL|O-Ssl Ers,us,
lsinsiass. Gum Arabic, Gum Senegal, Arrow
Root, Citron. jujube Paste. 1'olu Lozenses,
Soda do. Liquorice and Opium do. Pepper
mint do. Rhubarb do. Metal Bronzes, and a
variety Of Surgical instruments. jus, received
and fox sale BY
YOUNG g. M'KA!N.
March -. 1886
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acoG& ele3 -sTo23.
NHE subscriber has aou received fresh
Il and genrrai assortment Of
Ladies' aud Geniicmcns Boots
and SHOES,
Of tho lales, and mos, Iashnn,ablr style, WHICH
we're selected with mech Care b, hi'"sclf-
which he believes ~slI gro general sa.i.fac-
ton to thosc who aill tavor him with their
custom. His stock comprises every dcscrip.
ton Of Ladies and Gentlcncn, and hildsens
Boots aud Shoes, generally found in regular
shoe store. The i.as'ies aud Ger, hrmen Of
Camden are respectfully invited to call aud
examine lor themselves.
ALSO-Os hand gfncfai assQrtiaenf o.
FlHu SILK HATS,
Which will be sold ON the most reasonable
terms.
w. B. DANIELS.
February 27.-5,f
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.FOK sA.L.E. J.

Tie subscriber wishing to move into the, county
will eli his House and Lot . bargain Il applet
fos Immediately. On the iot is an eycelent sei o6
usser GEO. M'iNmHHsS
! July 1880 5sss Sa:s .ss
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ENGLISH
GARDE ~ = EE ID

11VHE subscribers are uou receiving . supylyo
English Garden Seeds of The growth Of 1895,
which they can recommend vita great confidence
te their friends and customers, - being fresh and
oneuina
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
The copsrtnership Of Shannon and
M'Dowall was dissolved by mutual cons
sent ON the Is, inst. They tender tu tho
Eppblie tIeir grateful thanks for the fayors
they have received.
e.. J. SHANNON.
w. ID. M'DOWALL.
June 1s-ai-,f
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PamphletP on Gardening.
'Calcula.rd b, ,br subscribcr. In answer tor Cam.
den aud The adjacent country, near thr saI''e lah
iudr.
nrTbe .borr Secds arr warranted shoufd aey
onc find thcm other rwis-, aflrr iair trial, others
will be sivrn in their place. Nov. ~.
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The above caiaiesoe Of sced completes The a.
sostncni Of ssed foe This climais yeneral stock
xhieh will always be kept on hand and cold at The
- sai prices. YOUNG X MKAtN: =
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NOTICE...


THE subrcriber has just received asupPly.
of choice Groceries, vs. -
SUGAR, MOLASSEs, OLAS
COFFEE, TEA. Z
BEST '.ADARA WINE,
POkT do.
TEMERIFF, %.
MARSAILS, DO.
Pc FaM BON, %. 8.
| BbL Fine Salmon Fish,
D esq spaNFs4 SEGA =, sr
Leftwitch's best chewing lob .tC0s
honey due d" j.
The above articles will be sold IoEs for.
cash. J. l.. JONES.
May al-l7 ,G
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NllTIl,E..

lNO xlS H.
Those indebted to M'' sskill Il Roses, 90
note or account. for 1888 4 aid 3 s.r re.
quested 10 make pa, ment. as j. u desirable
TO close the books OF that concern.
P. M'CASKiI.I~
April 8 lift
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LANDS
.QR SALE

=. He substribrr ofit.s ior SALE his va.
- iusble plantation. on the wrs. side Of
,hr Ws,erce river. and on both sides OF
Sawney's Creek. .ab"u, 10 miles above
Camden. eousis,ine.nf upwards Of
5000 acres or land.
There is sboul 400 acres "f open land in
The tract. and the balance well .imbered
with oak. hickory and pine. In tho tract
there is large body of tho best land. u"-
cleared. On the premises are oil The
necessary buildings, and in excellent re-
pair for carrying "n an extensive Pla"l''
linn, and supplied with the best w'.er..-'
On Sawnry's Creek, running through lh'
land. ,hero are some valuable mill rcats...
Any person dcsirous Of purchasing,
would do we'll 10 examine the premises. as
a rrea. bar gain may he al. and on liberia
terms. ALLEN STEWART.
June ls-.2l..n
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JOHN FERGUSON. &sar..s.

CHARLIsrdS, March "a, lSa
'ss seired sbeui thrre years s,nee With dis
.trssng Rheumatism caused by taking a severe
cid while under The Influence Of mercury, and
which has disabled me from business nearly errf
stace Dur,ng this period have been palen, in
y Marine Hospitaiin this City. upwards Of fcur
seeuths ,ca.!y. and the same length Of time in the
ltitcrc Hospital, ard tried almost every rsn.e-
d.. ia lii,.e h-ncht On the 10th Of February
,p .t tina, time sessroly able TO move abont upon
".lcI,cs, | commenced the use at The Indian
istyoeea II nac noa,h fevnd myself entirely
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CASES OF RHEUMATISM.

CBaRLEsIos, Nos. I5, 1881.
Du,ias The las. winter and spring. was aifiic.
,cd w,,h very ~-verc and disiscssing Rhcnu,atism
ooesa,onea by exposure in bad weather ] now
take real pleasure in stating, thai six bottles ot
the Indians fanseea, resiofcd INC 10 perfect
hea,;a. sad confidcn,iS rec6mmrad t 10 sl sim.
,l.,tv afflicted ~ 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09
Post- Office Department, ]
DEC. l, 1886.

DROPOSALS, under seal, addressed 10 the l Postmaster of Hartford. will he immedi- a'ely received at the Post Office of Hartford, for carrying the mail of the United States on roue No. 292. from Hartford, by Middle town, to New Haven, daily in Stages, S9 miles and back, commencing the Is, day of January next, and ending with the 3O,h day ot June next, agreeaby to the following sche- dule:
 Leave Hartford every day at eP. M.
 Arrive at New Haven next day by A. M, Leave New Haven every day al P. M.
 Arrive at Hartford next day by A. M. A change will be allowed during the run ming of Sieamboa's from New Haven. T" supply Wethers6eId, Rocky Hin, Up- per MiddIetown, MiddIetown, Durham, Northtord, and Fair Haven.
 The proposals will be opened by the Post master of Hartford and an Agent of the De- partment, at the Post Office of Hartford, on the 2Oth day of December, 1886, at l2 o. clock noon, and decided immediately lhereaf- ter subject to ra' ifcation by the Post Master General.
 If the accepted bidder should not be the present contractor, he will not he required to take any of the stock on 'he route. and he will, al the next general lettings, he entitled 10 all the advantages allowed by law 10 the old contractor on the route. He is to com. mence the service on the first of January, without iail. AMOS KENDALL.
 Dec. 6. Ct
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09
OImsted's Patent Stoves.

1NHE subscribers have manufactured 2
 large quantity of |" Otnasted's PATIENT S1OTES," and now offer to dealers, and at re'a'i, a iuIl assortment, embracing a great variety of patterns, dap,ed to ManuiactO- rIes, Parlors, Halls, Offices, Stores and Cham. bers. The objects aimed at in the consiruc- ti"n of these Stoves are-tO De simple, SO that domesticS can easily manage them-tO De QuickLy kindled-tO be capable of affording either mild or intense heat, according to the state of the weather-to preserve the Gir ot the apartment pMre-tO GDOid dWst--anc to be cheap and ecOnOmical. It IS confidently be- IIeved that these Stoves fulfil more of these conditions than any one hitherto invented - The Chamber and Hall Stoves vary in price from $10 to S'9O; Parlor Stoves from $22 10 S5O largest size Stoves, for Churches and MannfactOres, from S2O to $50.
 Testimonials and certificates, frvm scienti- fic and professional gentlemen in different parts oi the Union, can be seen by calling on lhe subscribers, and references given 10 a large number Of families ID this city, who used them the last severe winter.
 The subscribers have an office in New York, at 207 Water st. where they will be happy to supply all orders from dealers and others, on the most liberal terms. They have also samples of the different kinds, at their store in Chapel st. and at their manufaciory m George st. nearly opposite the Eagle Tav- ern. SMITH & SHERMAN.
 Sept. ". Chapel street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09

] THe. ..Nsw CGbinet.-The Washington cor 1 respondent of the Journal of Commerce. under date Sd inst. in reference to the forma- tion of new w'cabinet under Mr. Van Buren observes,-" The most recent, probable, and authentic cast of the next cabinet that have seen, is as folIows:-
 William c. Rives, of Virginia, Secretary of State.
 Silas Wright, of New York, Secretary of Treasury.
 Dr. Linn, (now Senator) of Missouri, Sec retary of War.
 William Wilkins, ol Pennsylvania, Secre- tary of Navy.
 William Gaston, of North Carolina, A. torney General.
 Amos Kendall, of Ohio, Post Master Gen. eral.
 The Administration will be very strong in the Senate this winter MT. Leigh, Senator from Virginia, will resign on Monday next, and Mr. John Y. Mason will succeed him. North Carolina: it is supposed, will send a Van Burenite in lhe place of Mangum."
 NORTH CAROLINA.
 l ne flalelSD neSSLeT CODlalDS compete re- turns from all the counties in the State, which are summed up as follows:-
 November. August. Van Buren. White. Dudley. Speight.
 24.878 21,2l5 3l,829 26,s22 Van Buren's majority, 366O. Dudley's ma. jorly, 50O7.
 Vote of the State diminished since the Au. gust election, 12,555.
 Of which Van Buren loses 1914, and the Whig candidate 1O,6ll!
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09
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Nov. 17.

FNNHE Stage Office of the Li,chfed and
 x Albany Stages, is removed to Bishops Hete, Church street. The Stage leaves the above named place for Ltchfieid, via Wood bury, on the arrival ol the steamboat from N. York, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday oi each week. and arrives at Albany next day at 4 o'clock, P. M. For further informa ion or passage apuly 10 F.. HAYS, at Bishops Hotel. Fare to Litchfield S1. Nov. 8.-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-12-09

Zhe Koran.-Professor Bush, in his remarks at the anniversaries last week stated one fact in regard to the Koran, which we were not before aware of. It was this that the Koran maintains the Ptolmaic system of astronomy, viz. that the earth is the centre of the universe, and that the sun and the planets revolve round the earth, and the follower of Ma homet was compelled to believe this, or suffer the penalty of eternal damnation. This fact said the Professor, renders it ev- ident, that the Nj ahomedan religion con- tains within itself the seeds of its own dissolution. The light of science will e. ventually dispel the illusion. and teach the follower of the false prophet. the Koran has made him believe a He. If it will lie in one thing. he will reason it will in a. mother, and the whole book must be false.
 Northampton Courier.