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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-02

elective franchise In the bioou thas
stains the halls of our national Legisla-
ture, and the impunity with which the
constitutional rights Of the people are
invaded Do not these things indicate
disease in the body polite : Disease
which nothing can remedy hut tho
healthful and redeeming influence OF
enli ghtened, sanctified, public opinion.
The members Of our National Legisla-
ture are merely the agents of the peo-
pie, and are properly an index Of public
opinion. The character Of our Nation
al Legislature is the character Of the
people for the government is emPhati-
cally the government Of the people
So long as public sentiment is corrupt
ed and debased, so long we shall live
under a corrupt Administration, whoev-
er is the dominant party. But let pub
lie sentiment be purified and our rulers
will be pure.
No doctrine was ever more fallscious
than that advanced by distinguished
statesmen Of the present age that as
we are now in the enjoyment Of tho
most free and popular government on
earth, nothing is wanting to perpetuato
the blessings of that government, but
to keep the people properly enlightened
OH their civil, political and religious
rights, as ireemen than which, Moth
ing can be more dangerous and fatal
hcresy. For however indispensable in
tellectual cultivation may be to the
proper exercise ofthe elective franchise,
still our only hope is in God. II He
delight in us as people, our inheri-
tance shall be perpetuated ; but if We
iorsake Him and turn away our ear from
hearing the law, the day of our calami-
ty is at hand, and the things that como
upon us make haste.
The history of every form Of popular
government before us, established by
the most enlightened and polished ma
tions of earth, affords the most indubi-
table evidence, that no nation ever yet
possessed sufficient intelligence or vir-
tue, independently of the controlling
and sanctifying influences Of our holy
religion, long to enjoy the blessings Of
free and popular government that
all the political sagacity and popular
talent ofthis nation, cannot secure the
perpetuation Of our free institutions, nor
to us, the constitutional rights Of free
men, unless based OH the deep and
broad principles Of moral righteousness.
recognized i'm the immutabe law Of tho
Lord. Should our rulers ever adopt in
the administration of our government,
the maxims of carnal policy and selfish
expediency, instead of the eternal, i'm
mediate principles of right, and not be
rebuked by the voice of the people, tho
crown will have fallen from our he ads,
and our glory will have departed from
US. Then shall we proclaim to the
world that we have fallen from the high
and elevated principles of our sires and
by that apostacy, rendered ourselves
unworthy Of the blessings of free and
independent government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-02
Nav ORLEANS, Aprii 10.

ArorHEP CArTivE CuiEF GoNE.--JuMrxa.--Thls
distinguished Seminole chiedcd NJ barracks yester-
day morning, AID IIricd IN she fernoon. In his
collin we've rrccd hs tobacco, bis pipe, his ride, and
other egui rments, according Ia his peoples custom,
The military, ngd LuuLcr ,f "iiizrus, attended HE
uol witch coudu tod With all ,he hobors of war.
Tie hnl boen nsick bc. or nearly two ths past
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-02
How beautifully does THOMSON The poe, Of the

How beautifully does THOMSON The poe, Of the
'seasons" describe a spring morning
"1he meek eyed nom. mother OF dews
At first faint cleaning in the dappled ea.i.
l,ue through the dpsk the suIok, currents .ki'u,
And from The baded ield, the fearful hare
I.inps awkward, while along the forest Jade
The Wild deer trip, and, often turning, gaze
Al early passenger. Music awotes
The native voice OF undisse,' 'bled JOY,
And thick around the woodland hymns arise
Rous'd by tie cock, the soon -cladshepherd leave
Ills mossy cottage. where with poace lie dwes
And from the crowded fold, in order drives
lila aVek 70 taste the verdure Of the mora.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-02

! SINUS and GnE.r wssTEpS.-Tte muncipnI au-
ihortes of New York, accompanied by manv disiin-
rusfcd public characters. among whom cnf'on,l
the lor. Mr. Wcbsier of the Scnats aud Luther Brad
sh Esq. Speaker ofthe ~ Y. House of Representa-
tves, visited these splendid packet ~hlps Friday last
and wese hi0st coureouf! sBJ hosiab!y ta.estaned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-02

TiRE At ALEX AyppiA.-Thc hay-rre~sine establish
ment owned by Mr.. Mclean, q, the upper ind Of King
street, W. AieXnndri,, together with two threo-story
brick tuldrs adjoining, was destroyed by nro on the
night Of the 2jth ult.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-05-02

The election of mcniers 10 che gcc Congress tskes
rlr~e IN LotsItNA IN JtLg most, AL In Nisyot In
AroUsT. The Mhig cai dantfe Va The latter sssis ere
Gem J. Wilson ai.G l.. Altn, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-15
Bedford Female Academy near
EfOerfY, va.

DUPILS may, during the present year be enter,
L ed at any period of the Course and i'll be char,
ged rateaby to the time. To avoid derangng IN.
organization of the School there will be no Vac,
ton until the Fall.
Tuition, in English and French so dollars per An.
mum. Board, washing, lights and fire. $40 No,
month. Italian or Spanish, $40 per anuurn. Nus.
$40. Embroidery, colored and white, s.. PupiI,
furnish their own bedding. TO those from a dis
lance, 1t can be supplied, at moderate charg,
SPINNER Gaitorm. This will consist of Robe oc
Pale.blue printed Cambria, the figures small and
close: Capes of the same Pantalels of white
prons of brown French Linen, edged with blue Braid.
Straw OF chip Bonnets. Nuns pattern, trimmed with
SKI -bue: Green Wells. Jewelry and Embroider,e,
prohibited, as well as all fnery in general.
EDWARD WM..JOHNSTON
March 10 wis
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Asthma Cured.

The following extraordinary of Asthma which isa
entcne1 by seteutccnrcspeelahl and we'll known nlnh
tunts of Greenwich, Conn deserves, by all persons
ml pcrusai the most pIcudaed ,H evidence is
the side OF those Pills, which by the they daily
making, show there is necessity ion any other madi-
cine.
Ihi' TO ccrtf,, thai Thomas :. Brown, of Greenwich
Conn taken with cold numb feeling the 18th day
OF June last lie began cough nnd phlesn, and
he COURSE OF u hous about quarts c ihck white
jelly cNpectorated. Three ply si,ans Stanford Green
wioh, aud Saw pits, pronounced humid spasmodc
Asthma and after prescribing lor time, effect the
three consulted togo her and finally declared they could do
him good; rwoud and must result IN consumption and
death would cnsnc md that in very short Time The pain
excessive na pms ofhis body, aud the difficulty ia
reduced 10 skeleton, aud finally gayc himself up IL
death. Amer beng in this miserable state nearly two months
he saw an advertisement OF Dr BnndfoIh cgetac nser
sal Pills and Immediately by Captain J. " airing. o
Greenwich, for box, and found ree course of few
DAYS which encouraged him porseseo having ia
ken them Tor about uu months according the dircton
entirely recovered, aud far Judge, consequence
Of taking the ahose Pills. which have also used in our fam
/ lies aud have found them invaluable
Signed Greenwich 2od Feb 1896
james K. Meas, Daniel $. Belts Jonn H. Rcvnoi A. Pal
mer Rev r. Palmer. J. r. Palmer II. Brcwslc, Jessup
-auc 0lnatcodr v T. Jcssop Stephen Worng, Augustus
1 Lyon, John limhrv.
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rNtiasnMatory rheumatism,
Piles, and COstiVcncss Cured.

Mn ANGtNtNf, corner ot Spring and Elizabeth streets,
New York, tur hlecu suffered cxcruciang torment.
from the above complaints Advice and medicine had
from The first pin, icans bu nothing gave HIM any perma-
nent relief and he expected drag miserable existence
To the end OF his days When, however Brandrth's Pills
were mentioned 10 him. and the they known to-
have performed hope lighted up within him. and he hny-
ing porsesered IN their for upwards ofsx months is now
entirely recovered, and in the enjoyment Of health The
greatest part of the fifteen he obliged 10 60 on
clutches, md for two years previous orommcncng with the
above Pills he not able To gel hi, boots on in cons-
quence of his feet being much sNoou Besides this his
appetite and health may be considered very bad
No" however he entirely recovered and strongly
mend oilmiarly afflicted 10 fan 10 give Branlrehs Pills
al Many have taken them in cqcurcs and have de-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-15
MORE RECENT CEETEFKCATES.
Fever and Agsac Cured.

Dear SrNany ofmy ncishhos have been telling that
ought to get Published certificate of the wonderful cure
performed ON myself during the present summer, bv
Your Pn Our neghhorhood has been very 81, Xiv with
chs aud lovers have been in bad health for two years.
and have hoda very bad fever and nguc during the whole
summer was finally advised hy of my neishbor to
try BkANbREfIl'S Pulls; and the next time came in
town bought % box and after taking doses
began 10 feel as i'll could catany thing could hold Of
was 50 well satisfied with tins that continued fake them
until had taken two OF your largest size boxes, aud
now say that am hcarcr and can do work than have
been able 10 do before ioI two years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-15

n Hrnlttth ~ y. Dear Sir: For the benefit OF my IL
wish YOU topublish the particulars OF ny case.
yon know ahen IA Louisville asi spring did noex-
meet 10 live long my homes almost protIudus through
uy as.h Ilaalear9 hea,tbarn aud ioss u seep had re
ic,d me to sketfoa. had heard much oi your pulls bnl
did not believe that They oronY Thing else would cure me
io,e Which tine ba,c taken sz bezes, and no" inke
.,,ot fen.nre in saving ta I enjoy excellent state Of
bcsi and that can perform labor aud endure mone
fatigue linn have becn able 10 for years previous 10 my
al IN. ,our medicine WILLIAM THOMPSON,
-atenl,fr % l818 TAYLOR creek, Hardin CO., Ny.
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March 10
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will asacmbie ON Monday, DC tober Il,
n R. HARVEY HEETCszEE.E, well know,

w as Portrait q Landscape Painter, will, for tho
year now commencing, take charge ola Class of
Drawing and Painting His skill as an Aitls will offer
TO pupils desiring rnai proficiency in this accom-
pllshment. advantages such as few schools can be.
stow Price oil lnluon, ID dollars per annum.
WINTER L >IfoEM.--Dfess and Peerine of bot
tie green Circassan OF Merino with white PaGta.
lets. and Aprons of brown French Linen Bonnet
Of Cane Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Crm.
son Ribbon.
Paymenrtot Board $50 and Tuition in the regu-
lar Studies tS,15) viii be expected in advance. The
fees for Music, Drawing, OF for other Studies not
pat OF the regular course, Ill be payable at the end
of each Session. EDW.D. WM. JOHNSTON,
Pftncpal.
Sccmber Il At ii offs
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JAMES WATKINS
Near Bruncrsto
'7'IT' u HVTHUII We ny g y ~ T"
DyseHsery Cured

During the mohth OF August last Mr. Joshua II. Shields
was violently attacked with dangerous
The passages were o the rd and alarming charac-
" and were 8" frequent that they numbered many
twenty live IN one day After having taken the prcscrp-
tons OF two o; he most celebrated ply sciaus in the country
without RECEIVING any permanent relief he induced 10y the
suggestion OF aneis hbor to try ihc BRANDRErH PILLS
but so weak had he become y the UNNATURAL e,acua-
Of hs disease thai he had no hopes of recorernc
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y v " ~ v v v
DIR. BRANDRETli'S VIRGINIA OFFICE
Far he e1elusire safe Of his
Vegetable Universal Pills,

I17D I'IITTTT fITTVFT'
\ frw DOORS BELOW DIN MARkEr, RicnMoNp,
The following gentlemen have been appointed agents lor
the snle ct Bfandieths Pill:
J. Thompson, Jr, 7. VI. Goochland c. II, Virginia.
j. :. Falsely. r. NJ iaiiaN {. II. do
T.. \. iulloruy, /. VI. Giar>s,ilc, do
II Perkins, T.. VI. lo,inestou, do
Ailworth x Allen, Drummoud Town, do
Nottiughnm& Oldham, fastyille, do
NJ. ~ I. ferrc llalitaN. North Carolina.
i. y !. White, Narr-ntun, do
Julrr u liuin-, Nilhnnisboio, do
X. Il II. I}nkoE louisbug, do
lllniu Peck Raleigh, do
Yale Wyatt having Disposed ol their Bookstore, &c then
sub con hereafter be supplied ifoin Dr. Brandreths
Richmond Office
~ Agents will shortly be appointed in every town in the
States Virginia, Norhand South Carolina Georgia and
Alabama.
Nov. l<t
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TO the Citizen. o. Virginia.
E,Es. SasE9F,

Is flushed h3 professional tour through part of The
Union, Ills Medicines gave general satisfaction, oil
wchta monials arc noticed n all the Virginia and ote
southern newspapers The demand ion his remedies $50 fa-
pdy increasing III the South particularly in the 0taie ct Hr-
that he found his office rom New
York 10 the ely ol E.sGaaaOND, Nlrsna VIII re II Will
be permanently kcPtepcn, Nam Sueet opposite the ann
- I'm IN. LII ~ = 1 Lr.LI.l
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FUR d a ION
WITH THE
" " n - X T. tn W T. ID e y T.


doe. not weaken, EVERY BODY may prove for them
seysa and az ann1unty proven by the following eNirae l.
from letter VI recently received from Nr H. p Edwards
OF Moreunied County, ~, agenleinah ell known
hv every person IA thai section oleouhttF.
mn at il- time sei IN fue health and spirits ~etsh-
M y Ms mar han phen commenced h'kiag y0hf pills
Laye been upa ards a IN the constant use oi them
and eir aci6n the constantly improving nv
health and strength The ehanse has been 50 great since We
parted IN New Orleuns.
BT BEWARE OF COGNTERFEIfS II
Al Pills having Vim. Binnflreth on the label, aud
tcofee Hold the edge cnuucreiis aud nude
10 DECEIVE TIE PUBLIC, and cgudc the law at the
time.
These and indeed counterfeit pills if used according 10
In directions accompany pills uie caleul"dlo De
STROf LIFE. They nude by men having no stand
ine o. res, =cohiig, without habitahon or nnine--er-
ieo ty careless queHe provided money Is obinned
llxiIact Dr. H. addr, to the lcna Of Tie United
States.
And be careful to that have never authorized any
tor druggist upohrcarY pedu III the ntrd States 10
sell my pills Never a tins class, doctors, druggists
aputernes aud pediuts the who sell counerieits
and lhnt all dt who made agents. have each oil
thcm Az tNtRAkE Ed certificate of AGENCY and signed II
writing mih pen b. and which certificate requires re-
every every twelve months beng gnarants for only
from dnteobscre the dale Is moi WIKI TIN IT Is
ENGRAVED. T.. BRANDRET1l, VI. y,
Ill Broadway, New DIRK.
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ploen nom internal m0il matter, from buddy
ed old disorders, from the omvcurH rHlomeI bark,
Of W ismoes hom lac change lie as specified m the Med
.HXsSsNsa msXT.HE, lin liquid and in paste. J
celebrated orsspeedy and perfect removal o onoTn and
ANTs-SXPsElsgTEs sYR5P.-Ths medicine IS
in all keuNoa Disorders, ccrth remedy and other uedi-
emcs Ion Diseases to which the hmm tnnc Is most liable
Fora full and particular account OF Dr. knhls medicines
their properties aud nature, " The Medical Advertiser
whichmay be had gratis ut Dhuhls office, or of his agents
! by mail.
From thc Washington Globe.
We lee II orr dnts 10 insert the following communication
IN our columns smnch as the efficacy and great success OF
Dr. huhl' Il torer - well known 10 us.
>oa" please 10 notice IN paper the follow ing ccrid
do hereby certify thai about the oJanuary, was Ia
| ken with Paml, - aud nlonn,tory Kheumatism1 the
cold and ml,mmnorv rheumatism that inflicted
mankind. So tar n can learn the of every limb
taken fomme, besides tremendous swelling every JOINT
with the same and attended with The eXcrncHtng
pain had ever endured uicl all remedies that
commendnhle Tor the same but effect L. by accident
Informed that Dr. kuh Orange Court House.
ion HIM immediately md by applying hs medicines
felt change less hauan hour after he The medi-
zines used, the tcsorerol the Blood, Aromatic Extract
Gold Mine Basam Universal Plaster and Depuratye Pow
dcr therefore recommend h'ueanncnt all those aborng
under addiction given under my hand and sca this 18th day
t.. 81 JOHN PEYToN,
Near Orange fout House, Va.
Dr. kul, n5twilh statement the above
uhraf WISHES 10 be undrsloud that general cures cum
unthc effected within hour ahougha person may be much
benefited within that time h, the usenfh medicines feels
IT. however necessary to give the following extract ola letter
from s pondent at Orange Cou House, dated May
/ Mr.. Holm pFRtnu to-dnv hn oIa
nj ever s, Inn, JI s,, % ,f la 4 n hocn ia,
,o,r medicines he ,,ouIno, b,, lcen ,nJ oronnJ I
IenuesIrd, me- 10 t,u Won thar ,Y had ',J ms III, fr am,
/ NM and tn n,,.s,nt h.. ,,s,g,.ts +, ,.,, - ~ " " ~
an, R,strrr - lin, I, ,, III, oo,.,, M
many c1lr,s of mno,tnnrs 3o,, ,e in M ILL.,
bond lv tho Ms nf VIM, ,,edsirts b.,o i r,, ,,,
of \ensra,l c,.,g' a,l ,,.,, 81 l,,, -. ,i -
eacrtca NV means of Ioar Nregiils Ann S,mhili,r -
mn or ,Lyss,i, NI,xt,,c , -, ~. l ~ Ia
,,n,c " : - 49, '' UNI wa 81 "'" 4
Other letters have MISC been received bv Dr. kpb from his
agents and persons OF sh standing in Richnond and other
places Of the State OF ugna, which is stuffed that every
who has purchased Dir. Ks medic higaly pleased
and his agents er the afflicted to the parties Whose names
II shot considered desirable to publish although Dr. X has,
nus u i cases. aohoA To use helrhaneso The bone
hlot the P"ehe
As n l specimen however OF the whole of them, The fol-
lowing le'FFls '"'Johod'
RICHMOND. Aug. % 1897,
Dr. KliIl: Dear SirThs is tocorlif, that was nnct,d
with lanlcnce ind sesron Of stomach an unnatural
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IOHERT 4. PESDEs ION,
.EfS0rsser at Lar.

EUAYING located himself at amherst Cour
Z Z House, will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts Of the COMMITTEES NJ Amherst ahd Nelson. Any
business en,rpsed las mauag cement. vii receive
prompt aficuiian.
81 Is
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tlenan. distinguished by gra,e and br.ans, Of
STYLE as a writer has extensive literary Information
and his accurate acquaintance with the Classics /
have no doubt that IN any literary employment reou
ring these qualiGc ations he could render ,cce,,,
bic service 10 the Public. ROBT. Y. uAYNE
For ierms &c. see separate advertisement
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However. ar batas aasa desc al le pill he
almost immediate rsIefauJ continued 10 take ihem hhh .
had effected perfect n ans Individuals ers hoi'
to doubt teearrretaess Of tho aa'r certificate, IN
teula they arr respectable, referred To Mr. J. H. s'ias
uonkin.,i le Christian county, Kentucky
Oetaher y. llsltl
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POLITICAL.
MAG. ARA
nY aRKNyiLI.k nFLIr>,

--iapetUoas rage
7Ae Skeat that lore hetfs eencare.
q Gedi NY prayer is TO Thee--ou'id sounds
Thai racA tho world I've seen thy majesty
Within the vail I've heard the anthem shoui
OF a great eeean, as IL lespi in mist
About thy thunder shaken path Thy voice
As centuries have heard it, an the rush
Aud roar OF waters! have heard thy step
Fall Ike a tramrng host. above around.
And under me.-Thy cali is 10 the worlds
Thou hast created for their reverence.
From out this awful shiining Of thy sway.
shallthe. not hcsrii,7
have bentmy brew
Within thy rainhow--nui have iined up
My shrek mid these groai eadaueos I've seen
What is the glory II eteruitx,
And what the risiond uohingness Of Man.
whrra is the pilgrim who ha. walked lho earth
Inno, q aud thinking hing, yet can stand
Upon those battlements. UNTOUCHED by prayer
\ mid lho.s clouds, when moonlight fills the ar
And the beams srem 10 ttemhle as ,oa gaze
Within those caves, whore whirlwLA. marshal thom,
Aud spirits as from he'll stand eentus'
Nor ieal his heart cover IA himas eye
Andear catch th,9 stern laususge a. it fail.
Man do Yen tals Of majesty Look up,
Aud SO lhel ocean leapiu2 from the clond-
Crowned With a raiubov oniis ieamius trout,
Talk .ou of strength Gazc on That TaHNra,
MhcIe shadow Nreatha and cousr,gate iar down
Into th1 heayiur, lafhomless ahYss.
here naueifi o, NE has Journey 'd.-could ,anr arm
Bluffs that b,iio,v !--Woala the madd ming
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rEaIlE subscribers, hasing discontinued lhe he'-
camille business in Lynchbutg, request all per
sons indebted to them to call and settle then ae-
counts.
-, FOR RENT, the Store House, with de-
8 i;;I s,rabIe family residence above. NOW OCCUPIED
III by=us. AUSTIN & HANCOCK.
October Il Is
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/ a. cpnon now "a. a contamination most desenily To
be wished
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Agents in Virginia.

Spinning Hodges, booksellers, log Nassau street. city
Of New York. -
Robert kcllv New Aurg.
Joseph BOgarlus, lshlill Village, Duchess county,
~ holesale pun aacrs Ill be favored with discount
OF q per cent Al Dr. I!lS Office Richmond Va but the
amount must he uoi emitted by mail posi pad1 in current
bsak bills rett tsigh,,on Richmond Va
bFc' ~ I'm
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REDEOlsD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Sa&gebss Es0XE

A Ia Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
1 q Gerry, continued by adjournment, and held Cor
the county of Amherst, at the Courthouse on Satur
day the sth day OF September, 1895
Alfred T. Dnard and Elizabeth Il. his wife, far-
merry Elizabeth b. Cabell, Napoleon b. Cabell aud
Alexander Cabe, Plaintiffs,
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in all kenrrea Disorders ccrln remedy and other med
Ion Diseases which the hnnnn frame Is liable.
Fora full and particular account OF DIR. kuhs medicines
their properties and nature, The Medical Advertiser,
which may be had gs ut Dr. huh office, of his agents
by mail.
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COLUMBIA, s. CAROLINA, Dec. 26th 1896. !
My dear Sir:
nave Just learned. with great regret, that you are
about to quit our town and State, by which a per
sonal deprivation to your friends will ensue, and the
State lament the loss of those high literary attain
ments, that You have eXerted among us, for some
years past You may do better: trust sincerely
you will Your distinguished literary taste, wher
eyercallcdinlo rcQusition cannot but secure YOU a
position both agreeable and profitable. Accept my
bcst"sheS loryour prosperity and happiness. With
great regard aud esteem, p. M.BUTLER.
Fro Ia br. Thomas Cooper. late Pres. the y. Car
oinu College.
Nj Edward ohHstou, Librarian of the s. Caro-
Ina College being about to quit Columbia, | desire
TO say
That as literary man. acquainted with books IN
the various departments of Literature generally,
and as a faithful aud diligen officer IL will be
difficult 10 fill his place with any one equally well
Qualified. HIS printed Catalogue of the books in
that Library will fully confirm this character
He has. for some years pass. conducted the Fdi-
toriai department OF the "Tclescope" IN this town.
with acknowledged ability and in that capacity he
is well known to the public generally
hateVer he thinks fit to undertake. in the way of
literary pursuit, he is likely TO perform with credit to
hImSei aud to the work he may be engaged in.
unk 1t right, on his departure. to say this much
!" flavor OF the attMnments OF gentleman whom |
greatly esteem.
THOMAS COOPER. NJ. LID.
Coi9j7bia, s. Car0Hna.
from Cen Robcrt Y. Hayac. latcly Senator jMc L.
y. and GorrrHor Of s. Caroiina
Ed. W.Johnston, Esq, has for some time past been
the Editor OF the Columbia Telescope aud Librari-
an ct = Carolina College. Duiing that period, he
mas written much IN our Periodicals. He lsa gen