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ma STyAIbI,S CAUTION. tt

nrz- SVAIM'S PANACEA-cA CAUTION. The
greaceebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period of twenty years. its increasing demand, and its
unparalleled success has induced number OF persons
IRON time to time, both at home and abroad to initiate it
fin various ways.
As long as these limitations were confined to mixtures
bearing other names, did not consider it necessary to
aiyeF tic hem but having evidence in possession Of
gross receptions pracu sed by unprinclpled men, in
hnding a spurious syrup for the ssgenune Swain IS an
eea cannot too strongly caution the public to avoid
pIrchsngour medicines from any but the most respect
tits dicult to detect in mary instances, the actual
perpetasors of these impesuons, the spurious mix
lures are the more generally sent into the INTERIOR and
Some time back, we detected fraudulent imitation il
Ney-York, closely resembling our own, bat the bottles
were labelled William Swain, instead of WILLIAM
SWAIN.
More recently we have found botdes east a moult
precisely like cur own. but 'ESwaim's Panacea" New
York is blown in the glass, instead of SwaiRs Pana
'rea, !" Philadelphia.
We have acknowledgement advices from he West In
dia islands that empty bOitIes purchased up
high rates, for the purpose Of refng them with sPu
mixture: nndof the thousands of bottles ofSwaim'
Panacea annually sold in principal cities, we cal
collect but very Few of the empty bottles, as mey ar
made use of in various ways Odefraud the propneto
and to deceive:tse public
we have known instances oftIree bottles being mad
out of one, by mixing portion of Sarsaparlla Syri
with the genuine Sw aims 'Panaeea thereby xeuhhi
| some of IFS virtues.
mercantile house for, SWAIN Panacea bottles; moul
n exact imitation of made, and the ordr
upplied-andrecent adVces from 'Brazs inform us li
vessel from Amslel1 am had arrived Rio dc Janelrt
partly laden with bottles precisely like our own. w
have also in possession look printed in Germany, "a
eimle of Gun own book Of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances it.viil be that
genuine Swaa's PanaeeG c0unterfeited and initiate
20 considerable extent; end these i'm itaOns are NJ
only fraud upon us, bun will necessarily Protract til
sHerngs of iRraiids in Ose diseases VIII the genlr
medicine might have proved effieaoous we must re
upon the public to purchase the Swaim's Panacea on
rom authentic and espechble houses and dealers, wi
obtain their supplies either from Iabratory in Phil
delpha- or from accredited and General Aes mt,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No 46 Pine rect,
| New-Yor X
| lSigned.) WILLIAM SWAIN * sc M
Philadelphia, 29Gl April, $50.
ROBERTS& ATKINSON.
! Corner of Hanover and Marketste-ts
/ ma % eodf BahiimSo
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DRAWING AND p AINTING.

MFRS. JENNINGS. (trosn London;) respectfully
w infoEs the citizens of Baltimore, that she is Civ
ing lessons and beautiful system Of painting
nroduced by herself into this country.
Mrs. j. is the only person in this City who has the ad
vastagc of having been taught by the inventor, Mr..
Kingston; in aa6ion to this hers is not the experience
and practice of day, hut of years.
Among the advantages of this systera the facility
with which it may BE acquired by these who have
previous knowledge of Drawing and Painting, and the
rapidly with which picture can be executed. That
knowledge of it sufficient to enable any attentive person
sketch correctly from Nature, and to go on to any de-
gree of perfection, may be communicated in few Les
of an hour each without any mechanical aid what
Painting by this system instead of being ia0
r0us task is agreeable recreation and often developeE
taste and talent not known to he possessed. 1t unes
the transparency of water color painting, with the effect
and durability of OIL yet avoids the tedousness of the
one, and the Ofensivene1s of the other Mrs j. likewise
teaches a beautiful method of Drawing and painting
Birds, Flowers and Fruit from Nature. Also TO make
Wax Flowers, and to prepare the Sheet Wax.
Ladies aHd Gentlemen are invited to call and examine
specimens ofthe work at her house, No 80 FAYETTE
sTEET three doors above North, between the Post OF
fee and City Hotel
el9 diff
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From the susquehqnna Register.


Although the pubic have been often imposed upon by
PATENT MEDICINE, yet occasionally, really useful and
beneficial medicine is despsed, neglected, merely pc
cause found in bad company" am led to these re
MARKS ~ conversation with friend few days SINCE
She he'd been agiced for several years with disease of
the hed, which had apparently brought her near the
grave One Of our skIful physicians was called,
we pronounced her disease iDcurabe. An advertise
r.esls of DIR. JAYNE's ExPEcToRANr in the Register
catg the eye of her friends and bottle Of was I'M
mediately procured from Benty & mitchell's in Mon
nose. Before she had taken il days there
apparent Improvement. She has taken two bottles
vet, but her health has been nearly restored. -
have no personal motive for recommending TINS
medicine, but merely state this fact, hoping that it may
meetthe eye of some who are labong under similar dis
eases that they may likewise partake of its benefits
"A Friend 10 Humanity.
7th mo. 18TH 1910.
The above preparation is gold by
G. L. DUHURST.
Conner Pratt st. and Dugan's wharflower end of Cen
tire Market Space. aus
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UNIVERSITY OF MA

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
TENHE LECTURES OF THE FACILITY OF PLY
E SIC of the University Of Maryland, will commence
the ensuing term the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEM
BER next, and VIII continue until the FIRST BAY OF
MARCH following
Prot. NJ POTTER, Theory aed Practice of Med
=" X. W. HALL, Obstesvlcs, Hygiene and
Med jurisprudence
S. G. BAKER, ATateris Medica, and Thera
peutics-
w. E A. AKIN, Chemistry & Pharmacy.
&c w. N. BAKER, Anatomy and Physiology.
&c N. R SMITH, Lecturer on Surgery.
Fertile ensuing session arrangements ave been made
by which Dr. Smith will give full and c6mfete course
ON Surgery before the usual period when ms presence
will be required in Lexington. After his departure an
additional course SGgery will be givenfDy the Brot
of Anatomy. In offering six mouths course of Lee
instead of the usual term of four months, the Fac
ulty aFesased that Medical Students will fully appfe-
ciate the great advantages whichahey will derive from
this extension of the time while for the few ho canno
conveniently spend six months in the city attend
during f0nr months will meet the demands of Ill
charter. The well known facilities ofths Inst tutien
have been increased during the past season By the addi-
ton of numerous valuable preparations TO It's costly ana
extensive Anatomical Museum. and will be further aid
ed by fall of the celebrated Pathological Mo dels OF
Thbe ordered ff0m Paris by DR. Smith. tits believed
they will be the Only complete III the country on this
side ofte MounaRs and will render the course tn sur
gerry vastly more instructive than could be made with
cut them. The splendid Chemical apparatus of the
University has been materially improved and Increased
asd valuable collection of Foreign and American MIN
erals have been placed in the Laboratory far the bce
of the class ia Chemistry. Their spacious dissectine
roasls and abundant supply of the teTc enables TIT
Faculty offer advantages for Tie study OF Anatomy
unqualified by any mstnion in the country, Rsile thu
BALTIMORE Iinafg affords every convenience for daIJ
clinical instruction both in Surgery and Medicine.
mats WILLIAM E. A. AKIN, Bean
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WNI. N. HAd2RIf5ON'S
PERIODICAL ESTAB LISHNIENT,
N. Gan street, near Edyette st., BaH.


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MELOOk AND READ.-E9l b
~AHTED Il1Hfao GATELY- eohambt

WNANTED LlIEE EDGATEEY-2 Chamber
w maids to fiji excellent situations; number of
white and colored girls TO 40 house work in private
families several steady cooks wanted large establish
ments; 10 elderly woIeen hoGse keepers, ito speEn
tend extensive houses IL seamsresses wanted; 15wa
ters' white aEd cooupee in private residences ard no.
tells; ladies' snads in request; variety OF boys wanted
AZ apprentices 10 divers kinds of trades "a nurses will
find good situations by early applications; clerks and
book keepers SHORTLY Tared; first rate farming steS
ards and overseeFs muasto boys TO wait in office;
IL porteFs i'm vacious wanted imfediatey; A.
German and Irish aborefs go in the coHnty letters
written aad advertisements prepared and many other
guations numerous TO mention and too valuable 10
lose. All foreigners, emigrants and strangers fs md
il greatly their advantage 10 CALL who either want
ssnowedse, Information ornstrectlon Farms, houses,
chops and for rent lease or sale; servants for
life or term of years, bongt sesd or procured daily
os the most advantageous terms: snormaton on any
business given received forwarded far and near;
DEUS and dues collected host chidreH KEEP! ri this ctce
any commands will be thankfully received an prSapty
attended 10; changes moderate.
Southern Planters and HerchnEswhR want Slaves or
information, will find if greatly to their advansgct call
at LEWIS F. SCUTTI'S General Intelligence Office,
old establishment No. West Fayette street. basement
story of Barnum's City Hotel and nearly opposite the
Battle Monument aus
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TH4HE TLISIAN DIATTRASS. This IS an ar
Il ticlc which for comfort, durability and cheaPness
challenges all compettion-ts by far The most pleas
ant ceany and healthy article in the BeddiEg line, and
the prices when compared with the prices OF the Hal
Mattrasses makes il much desirable article, and
any person wishing them can do so by application
at the Bedding Mart, N. w. and S. w. conner of LON
bard and Light streets, where they will nd the most
extensive assortment in the United States, of ready
made Beds Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts,
Cows, &C. &c. all or any Of which will be sold very
low for cash on immediate application as above.
lena
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RICH PAPER HANGINGS.

TOSEPH CROOK s GOTT, UPHoLsTERERs, AND
Cd PAYER HANGERS, No. 7e9 Baltimore street, between
North and Holiday streets-ave in store
Rich Paris PAPER HANGIRGS
V&y superior American do
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED, for curtains
Canton MATTINGE-4 ,5and 4
Venetian Blinds, Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished with despatch.
We very respectfully solicit friends and the public
general, to give US call. JOSEPH CROOK,
THOMAS GOTT.
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LII FOR I2t CENTfs-A CHTSAI. FAM
n lily PERIODICA L in the style ofasIe ia

A LII FOR I2t CENTfs-A CHEAP FAM
N lily PERIODICA l. in the style ofasle "a
amed London Penny Magazir Ie-THE FAMILY MA
5AZINE
Contents of 70. 1, 1870
] American History No. L
2 Use of the Barome' GER
3 Natural History The Falcon
American AniiqJU ties-PeruVian Tars
S Oregon Territory
6 Whale Fishing
7 HOTOlogy
Political Econo my, by NJ. Wilson, ESQ.
The Chinese army
10 Husbands and Wives
IL The Benefae tress, by MIS-. L. H. segou my
10 American iremen-New York Fire Depart
ment
Scientific Motto cs-Farmers Department
Literary NoEiet IS
E.ngravngs in No. l.
New York Firenan and Engine
Costume OF the Chief Engineer
Facons-9Vhae Fishery
Arrival Of the English al loHOdse
Peruvian Tars-Map Of Oregon, &c. SIC.
Terms 81 per year, or 12k cents per nonth.
Address w. n. HA RRISON,
Periodical Agent, Ne. % N Gay street,
jy Ia Baltimore Md.
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SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,

SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
DENTIST,
AND MANU- ACTURgR OF
0CELAIN INCORRUPTABLR TEETH,
No. 50 South Sharp street,
H ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF Bal
more that he is prepared TO perform every opera
ton appertainng to his profession such Cleaning
Filing and Plugging the TEETH &c. He will also in
sert ncorruptble Teeth on Pvots Clasps, In the mos
durable manner.
REFERENCES
Philip f. Thomas,
Matthew Smith, I p,I,;,noya
John Needles,
VIM. E. Bartlett,
n EIii s. F Ts%9send' De''i'''' Fhi'''
81
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SpONE WARE.
YUNEIE SUBSCRIBERS have a ssocated them-
IL selves in co-partnership for the nrpsse of manu-
featuring STONE WARE under III fim of BRO
THEREON & MORTON, attse old stand, Pitt street,
adjoining Hartford Run.
A large supply will be always kept on hand of very
superior quality. They will sim nue manufac-
ture the PERCOLATING FILTERS. so well known as
the best purifiers of water evernven ted They hope by
strict attention TO business omert share of bIic pa.
ronage. ~ Nv: BliOTHERF0N,
JUsTUS MORTON,
Bal,o July 9th 1870 diff iyS
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.

YWyHIS establishment, 49 miles from Alexandra, d.
c., ard 35 from Fredericksburg, is again open for
the reception of company, and will be conducted with
more energy thar Every thing within our reach
will be done make the guests comfortable than
heretofore at the bar well in the Dining and Bed
Rooms. The Bathing establishment will be complete
supplying baterS with hot and cold free stone and sui
phur water pleasure. The lovers of music will find
the band unsurpassed.
1t may be due to the public, well ourselves, to
say, the virtues of the waters have been strkingy
empfed in several other cases of dropsy tins spring; so
much so as TO have confirmed in the minds of many,
the opinion that almost infable remedy for that at
fiicting disease is here afforded.
The better to accommodate the public, arrangement
have been made for keeping the establishment open the
whole year. The charge for board from the 18th of De-
teber 10 the list of June will be barely sufficient 10 co
the additional expense, IS per week. and during the
month of June, and from the 18th September TO the 18th
October, 81 per week. from LIST July TO 18th September,
$40 per week. 35 per month; sos for two months; and
for the season. commencing 18th June and ending LIST
October $50; being less than rs cents per day those
who stay the whole season. Board per day -. Meals
and lodging so each Children under twelve years
of age and colored servants half price; white servants
three-fourths price. Horses so cents per day.
Tr-weekly stages will run from Alexandria and Fred
ericksburg; after LIST July they will rundaily.
The subscriber, superintendent with the approval
of the President of the company, (Mr. Jones Green)
has engaged the services of such assistants ente
him TO hope that general satisfaction will be gwen
jy 4-2aw6w DANIEL WARD.
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na29 eodtf
EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPEyTNes
RLOUGHS. HARVEST TOOI.S ~

PLOUGHs. HARVEST TOOLS. &C,
WyHE subscriber Is now manufacturing c. & OE
M VANS reverse point seifsharpening PI OUIIHs:
each share (Of iron) has points, and by revers
ing, act upon the principle of sefsharpenng and there
fore econOmyiR using. These ploughs are made in the
best possible MANNER and will be sold on as REASONABLE
terms can be had in this city together with INV ex
tensve assortment of other make of plougs and aacuI
tural implements generally.
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain Ora
DIES, with Waldron;s and Grffin's Blades Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of WadrOn's, Grfin's, and Amer
can manufacture; Scythe Snathes and other Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, &c sc.
have also patterns for and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles call and
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention
J. s EASTMAN,
&c Pratt ST., between Charles s Hanover st
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p d Ia M T..
az .aLhnr,lL .are,ls.

Fronl'fhe Albany argus.
AN ACT to provide for the Collection, Safe
Keeping, Transfer, and Disbursement of the
Public Revenue.
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IN CIIANCERY
01dtTnv ISA0-Tbe

Michael S. Norman f another, = N CIIANCERY
Samuel Jones & Others } object ofthis suit is to
procure decree for partition, of certain real and per-
sona property devised by the late Talbot Jones, of the
city OF Baltimore, jointly 10 his daughters Emily, Jane,
and Rachel Palmer and his infant Josiah Jones, a
sale of such part of the devised premises ncapa-
Bile of division the ground of benefit TO the parties in
terested.
The amended Bill states the DEVISE refers to and in
corporaes the will ofthe deceased among allegations,
which provides among other devses, that the dividends
from time time declared and made payable the
tator's stock in the Commercial Bank of Baltimore,
shall be paid by his executors his sister Maria
Lowry, now, lately, Dublin, during her natural life
and after her decease TO her daughter Mary Lowry,
should she survive her mother, during the lifetime of
the said Mary. That the said stock constitutes a
part of the property devised his aforesaid daughters
and his infant son, which il is the object of the Bill
partition The Bill also alleges that the said Rachel
Palmer intermarried with the complainant and died.
leaving infant son, also accompaniment in the
who entitled to call for division of the property
which his deceased mother interested, and casup-
on the Executors of the deceased for exhibition OF
these accounts.
The amended Bill also that the said Mary Low
~ and Mary Lowry and the said Josiah JONES' are alb
from the State Of Maryland and do noreside there
in.
1t is thereupon ordered, That the compliments by
paper in each of three successive weeks before
The 2Sh day of August next give notice to the said alb
sent defendants of the object and substance of this b
and warn them TO appear in person, or by solicitor
before the first day of December next TO the
premises, and show cause, ifeny they have why de-
cree ought rot to pass prayed.
RAMSAY WATERS, Reg. Chan.
jyo7 law3w
Seso -. p,,rot, ss,,s<,,-1 . <TS
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
'W7HE ELIsIAN DIATTRAss. This

GUST 40 LNO
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y Boston Lead Co, for sale by
OLIVER PARKER,
au 4H corner Calvert and Lombard SITS
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IS ALWAYS srEALINc FROM THE MANY TO THE FEW"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-08-01

to be- the principal amusement of most Of
the Inhabitants. There were two or three
going on every night while we stayed in
town. Understood from my American
friends there, that this ball is only atten.
ded by the lower order Of the population.
We had however, given US, "a splendid
affair, at which all the aristocracy of the
place attended, and where | had an OPP
portunity Of seeing the beauty of the
town, that would have taken any one by
surprise. The ladies were tastefully dres'
sed, but rather too much ornamented with
Jewels; most Of them beautiful while the
large dark eye rolled with captivating
beauty.
The Cumanches about two hundred and
fifty strong came in sight of the town
few days before our arrival. They vis-
ted a military post occupied by a small
detachment Of our troops about six miles
below, and they appeared fully prepared
for war, each man with his shield, strung
bow, quiyer full Of arrows. They howe
yer made no demonstration to that effect,
their object being to obtain their prisoners
in our hands. From their repeated per-
fidy the government has determined that
they shall never be met again, only as
foes.
There is not much domestic news, nor
any of importance. The Indians still
keep up their predatory warfare, but their
incursions are not so frequent. We have
also frequent rumors from the Rio Grande
of the movements Of the parties conten-
ding for power. An extra session Of Con-
gress is spoken of, but am inclined to
think it will not take place. l do not
know what will be the consequence if Our
money does not take rise; many of the
young men here talk Of trip to Santafe,
merely to spend few months, and to
await the issue Of the times. We only
have TO pay the small amount of from
twelve to fourteen hundred dollars per
annum for board; transient persons ten
dollars per day man and horse. Money
is worth one per cent per day, and plenty
Of borrowers. The President is absent
from the city, on visit to Galveston.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA TEMPERANCE
ADVOCATE.

This interesting and excellent paper, has just CON-
mcnccd its second volume. II has been determined
by the Executive Committee Of the State Tempe
rance Society, that it shall be continued one year
longer all cast-a the same time they appeal earnestly
to tho friends Of Temperance, to come forward in
its support, and if possible place it on firm founda-
tioG.
"SH,L1 THE TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE GO DowS?-
The decision Of this important question rests solely
with the friends Of the glorious cause and VIC trust
that an emphatic negative will be heard from every
district in the State. 1t has already been Of vast scr
vice in awakening the public mind to the magnitude
of the ovcrshadowing evils Of intcmperancc, and if
it is sustained as VIC hope it will be, we may con-
dcnty expect the people to take the proper steps to
apply prompt and efficient remedy. A part from
its temperance principles and the information it im
parts on this interesting and important subject, it
we'll deserves the patronage Of the public. Tho
agricultural information which it contains will amply
remuncratc the planter and farmer for the money
which he pays for it. The Editorial department is
conducted with talent and ability, Indeed we do not
consider it inferior to that of any paper in the State
We trust therefore, that every friend Of Temperance
will rally around the only organ Of tho Temperance
cause in the State, and that the Advocate will, at
the end of the present volume find itself esta-
bshed on firm ard enduring foundation.