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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-28

HE OUCK'S PANACEA, PREPARED SOLELY
IA IA FROM VEGETABLE MATTER, BY JACOB
HOUCK, baltimore. This justly celebrated Panacea
may be taken with reflect safety by all ages and in all
diseases. Itscues are for the following Diseases Dys
pepsia Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion Inflammation of
the St0acb, Heart Burn DiarrfGa, Dysentery or Flux,
Piles Fstua, DISTRACTED Menstrnation, Ague and Fee
yer, Bilious or Rement Fever, Typus Fever, Scarlet
Fever, Small Pox, Erysipelus ST Anthony's Fire,
Astfna, Pleursy Measles, Yellow Fever, Costveness,
Wind the stoinieor Bowels Cholera Morbus Con-
SUMPTION Fptlnenza Colds, Coughs, Infamma,ory Sore
Throat or Quinsey, Whooping Cough, Thrush Sore
Mouth, Pud Sore Throat, Group, Inflammation of the
Heart, Drosg, Rtets, Diseases Of the Liver Jaundce,
difficulty Oi milking Urine, Gee Mysteries, Nervous and
ScroflIous Affections of the members and gaments,
Mercuri1 and Venerial Diseases, Ulcers, Sores Alice
tons OF the Skin, aud al diseases arising from impure
blood.
PRICE; PER BOTTLE, sl,5D,
sa5yThe above Medicine Gun be obtained in South
Charles street opposite erlDa with proper directions
for nsing liberal dseodntnIade TO persons who buy
to sell. iAl.131 esetl sur s;Trrd7 -feIi~ratf
{S5-IIkevise, The PayACEA can be obtained in all
of Tie cities and The greater part Of the towns and viii
lagos in The United States The reatpunber of GER
tflcates accompanying the directions, shbwing the great
cures the Panacea has effecredwen all other medicines
have filled WIN fully Satisfy thepublic of It's efficacy.
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HpY ordcrof the com mis- sioners OF nsoIvent debtor
E for the city and county of BALTIMORE, notice il
hereby given TO the creditors of SMITH X. BuNT-
ING, an inaolyent Debtor, That personal discharge
hath been granted 10 the said debtor, and that the sad
commissioners IN the court house, in the city of Balti-
more on the 4t day Of May next, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, and nominate Husee or Trustees, TO be APP
pointed for Their benefit and to giveall the information
N their possession to tho sd commissioners enable
hem 70 report TO- RdIum0xe county court agreeably to
an act Of Assembly, passed at December session. 1881
ented ian act feating to nxolyent dabtos;, and that
Che 3rd day Of July next Hath Keen fixed for the final
nearing IN biz sasf, before the said commissioners
a ,Das ms sh day 81 March Near 1870
j. sists - b-ssd ~ 'sis"'"
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A STONISHING CURE. This is to certify that
IA was for long time afflicted with bad Cough and
and which almost destroyed my voice, and
brought GA many other dangerous and unplea-
SAINT symptoms.-At the solicitation of a friend
was induced to try the ssCOMPOUND SYR-
UP OF GUM ARABIC.n prepared by DIR. G.
K Tyler, when to my great satisfaction, two
doses produced wonderful change, and the
third dose entirely relieved me; and therefore
eelno hesitation in my recommending it to my
riends and public generally.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-28

ga MOUTH WITHOUT aVGfSNlI Is A
MOUTH WITHOUT CHARMS.'
~ IL. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, Sd
II door from Charles street, in Fayete street would
call the attention Of The puLlic TO the preservation of The
fEEfil. Millions of Teeth preina urely lost
which might be preserved BY timely and iudiesus treat
meat; those, therefore, who value the preservation of
their Teeth will please give him, call well those
who may require artificial ores inserted and he
perform his operations to the entire satisfaction Of
those who may honor him with their patronage.
app 2aw
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-28

DIR. BECHTERiS PULMONARY PREVENTATIVE
is an article so wen known; particularly oparents thai
nneeds no comments upon upon its vTtues-Suice it
to say, II Is one of the Most valuable medicines ever of
tered for coughs, colds infuenzas, whoopine congl
splitting OF blood, pain in the breast difficult hreathngor
shortHess fbreah and arrest of approaching consump
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-28
~ WM. ]. HAWTHORN,

T peter Yasburg, 9th Jan, 1639.
Prepared only by G K, Ty41LER, corner Of
East Baltimore ana High Sts., Baltimore
For sale in Washington by DIR. S. Mitchell,
and w. Gunlon, and in Georgetown, by ID. c.
by o. M. Linthieum. ap24
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rLIcE so CENTS A BOTTLE.

PR. LEiDY'S INDICATED EXTRACT, OF SAL
4.F rj-ea.l sSAPARtLLA,
Is the strongest compound fluid Extract of Earsaparlla
in exstencc used in all diseases Of the liver skin and
bones, Impurities of the blood all diseases formed or
Produced by the use ofmecry and other minerals con
situonal Diseases ulcers oftie nose throat and body
scrofa or kings evil, eryspeas syphilis lues, vene-
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.7s7-'-'N = Ia 4 yi7Eq EisT .sye--. -,
,g7asxs 6 zssixis cor
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FOR tue MAnIsoNIAN.
FOR TUT MAnIsONIAN,
PROPHECY, PROBABILITY, AND PUBLIC
DOCUMENTS No. &
4" Goid fo,cs up the Mississippi.

I" Gold fotes up the Mississippi"
In previous communication it was proposed TO
demonstrate the ample ful6ment the prophetic warn
ings of abes statesman and prove the corrupt
misrule of "thc party" by cursory review of the
public documents and thus, also, to point that
these the best evidence the nature of the case admits
of would ewithout excepting several which in fright
have been recalled by 'thc party" and frantcay tor
tured out Of all preconceved shape serve as 6its Of
indictment against rulers il these official papers
were permitted to pass through the office established
for the convenience of the people, into their hands
No precnson assumed of systematic arrange
ment which would require time and too much elabo-
rate the subject for the columns of newspaper but
rather TO give such synopsis of their might
starie into serious investigation OF the conduct
ton " tho party
House Doc. No 30 being the official correspond
encc relative To the execution of the Winnchago
treaty was formerly alluded TO- and need not at present
be further noticed than TO characterize II Astounding
in charges OF the grosscs fraud pcrpetrated by off
cias" on the poor Indian, and among others
to Justify the made the floor of Congress
that one Indian treaty, with all its attendant frauds
at this day, would make hundreds thousands rich -
To give some faint idea of how things are managed
in our distant prorinces aud Of what may be ex-
peccd Of Florida with her regiment, of Cuba blood
hounds, (Which plan of standing army seemed to
be IN the same prcdicament is the other plan for
the reorganization of the militia -disavowed by its
putetive tathcr) House Doc No 10 Expenses of
government of Wisconsin comes opportunely to
hand 1t is an answer To call of the House for in
formation, and marches up regiment, thick mus
quocs on tho Mississippi of door keepers assist
ant door keepers "frcmcn" wood choppers "
clerks, assistant clcTks," committee clerks en-
crossing clerks, recording clerks" Secretary, "
assistant secretary Sergeant, arms assistant
sergeant alarms, messengers assistant messen-
gers, messengers pro tenn Extra compensation"
and extra Sdrces form remarkable items of allow
ancc 10 members Of the Legislature beyond the com
pensaton fixed by law Thus at pages 8. ;, sc.
| Mcssrs Engc, Ingraham, SC. are paid 81 S24
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THE MADISONIAN.

Ihare often risked my iite in The feid ~ defence
Of my country and shah tomorrow risk my political
Hfs IN faror The Union 81 me STATES .-( Vote on
the Missouri Question. GEN. HaRRlsoN.
"Ido not, indeed, think il irouh be rrong 70 make
al public officers account for any sudden increase Of
1neaih. Gen Harrison.
/" Ihape nerer iaid claim 10 any other merit than
that Of entire derofion 10 the cause in lrhieh
lcere engaged, and u zeal that regarded nothing
erery personal inconr en- ence. Gen. Harrison.
II deny, therefore TO The General Government, the
exercise Of any porer but ehat is expressly gren 10
by the Constitution irhat is essentially necessaryto
carry The Polrer expressly gren into effect General
Harrison
" General Harrison is the only commander in The
serpee 10 irhom British army surrendered during
the last iear.'-Hon. j. r Underwoods letter to
Thos Allen
The Midisonian iriH orerthrop the Adminisfra-
ton. =" Globe, 1887.
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A GENcY OFFICE, Washington The unl.,
4 signed has located in w Washington and opened An
agency office Immediately opposite the front Of In
War Department for the purpose Of prosecuting claims
against the General Government and before Congress
HIS attention will be particularly directed 10 the
management of claims before the Indian Department
under the various laws and treaties TO revolutionary
late war, and navy pensions, and TO the collection Of
drafts or money from the Government individuals
He will likewise devote great attention to the prose
cuton ofclaims againstthe Mexican Government, be-
fore the commissioners under the late treaty
From long and intimate acquaintance with the
transaction of business with the officers of Govern
ment he feels assured Of being able TO give satisfaction
to all who may confde business to his charge
All communications must be paid
Reference may be made to Mai Gen. Macomb
Col J j. Albert, chief OF the Typographical Engineers
and Richard S. Coke, Esq
aug ll-3t ALEXANDER RAY
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ANOTHER oman OF HONOR"

Mr. Kendall addressed one of his letters begging a
dollar from the Postmaster at Sargeantsvie, N. J.,
and received the following reply
SARoEANrsvILLE, July IL, 1910
NV dear Sr-I just received your polite letter, dat.
ed June 18th 1870 accompanied with Address and
Prospectus for the Extra Globe, in which you solicit
nv agency and influence for the purpose of procuring
subscribers My feeble efforts could avail but little in
YOUR behalf even should have been disposed TO lend
them for the object which you have specified in your
communication. But never feel 1t compatible
with my duty 10 become in any way the organ of a
party or TO lend my influence soeyor electioneerlng
purposes i. 80
hope shall always be found on the side Of Truth
and Reform and TO this end, cannot consent TO cir
culate any views OF give currency TO any measures,
however distinguished may be the Of their orr
gin which will in any way impair or insalidate the
claims Of the illusirous hero and patriot of North
Bend
With due respect to yourself therefore, and firm
determination never TO sacrifice principle at the shrine
of party devotion must beg leave TO decline the soil
citations OF your letter.
I remain, dear sir,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
AMOS HIGHLAND
IN Han Amos Kendall
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The printing Of this body would no, d..
more august assembage Al Washington who
foot these bills by corresponding spproprs,,o,. ,r
item amounts in sessions 1875 and Q - s.,g ,'..
az w D. Slaughter, who appears 10 be- IN. /.
cretary" and iiscal agent should recei,. r.,
5000 for his services during this period
document" states divers sums paid 10 W y <,
ter by w. b Slaughter amountiau 10 I, ~ y
which clue is given. TIL. may b. !, ,.,.,.s.
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury unn,., i, RI.
TO the Secretary of the Territory nos,,e,r..
be- the document speaks for itself
But this (" official paper gIonousy .lo,.,.,.,
grand principle Of the Bentonan system o,,,..,.,
too important TO he overlooked, as explaining h,
rious world the operation of Gold .fo,ns...,.
Mississippi" under Sub-treasury auspices lAu.
Transportation Of specie" Expenses oft,,,,
ing money, Sc, dance in all the ma1es Of hunt, 4,
cal confusion throughout the document
Interest on money loaned y and npfocurr,,
ney on protested drafts '(cost S779 90 IL ,Sg s.,
be provided for in the Systems Of twen, four i,.,.
governments when enforced N spd, ii bn,,,,
tons here and elsewhere, but II Is rather dont,t,
whether expenses Of collecting dram on Land OaiS.
and negotiating and receiving (amounnn, wrb ~,
transportation of specie, &c. to 80 no q win Ii,
considered by the people as at all gliding tic Sub
treasury mixture, No g. being concerted ot, hcu
to swallow.
Onthe whole, however, is feared Mr. yau Bum
will not be- able 10 into this matter unril 4.
shall have finished the inquiries "addresscd I, hc
foreign governments and received their answer. N
the whole, only twenty two, having as set noticed
his epistles
Nevertheless, OF transportion OF specie and pro
tested drafts " in further eucdation OF the Subtrea
sury miracle gold flowing up the Mississippi, there
are other documents to be noticed
Mons Anon
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friends, whose names viii be found below, TO the
ranks of the great Republican party.-bIdys-
rifle ny. Eagle august |.
We the undersigned voters in the Maysyille
precinct, in the county Of Mason, having been
heretofore supporters OF the present National
Administration, and having determined no long
or To support Martin Van Buren, TO the Presi-
dency. and having determined togive our warm
est support 10 William Henry Harrison 10 that
oilice--do assign the following as some OF the
reasons that have produced this determination !:
We oppose Mr. Van Buren, in consequence
OF his Sub-treasury scheme, and the effect that
il is now and will hereafter produce upon the
community.
We believe its tendency IS TO PROSTATE the
business OF the community; 10 ruin all OF the
mechanic trades and 10 reduce the wages OF
labor to an equality with the serfs of Europe.
We oppose Martin Van Buren,, in conse-
quence of his recomm nding a scheme for a
standing army Of 100000 men-and thus, by
those two measures, trying 10 place IN the hands
Of the President the purse and the sword, and
giving the Executive an undue influence over
the other departments OF the government.
We support Gen. Harrison, because we be-
lieve his whole history shows he IS an honest
man. In the hour of danger, he never failed 10
sacrifice himself TO his country; and we believe
that from his habits, his feelings, and his frugal
mode of life, that our government viii be brought
back 10 the economical standard of Washington
and Jefferson from when il has so greatly de-
married.
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RENUNCIATIONS

we take great pleasure in publishing the fol-
lowing communication, WHICH was handed to
us on yesterday. To break the shacll.s ~ nan,
Is difficult ashland he Who has H. moral
courage 10 prefer his country 10 his party. maugre
all the abuse which may be hcapcd upon INN, !
worthy of double honor We welcome our
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For Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packages
in the above Splendid Lotteries, address
ID S GREGORY & co Managers
Washington City, d c
Drawings sen, Immediately after they to all
who order as above. July 23-2aw3wif
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Worcester, 10 "a per CT. Hampshire half per cent
Hampden, II per cent; franklin, decrease o. Per
cent Berk shire an increase of . per cents Norfolk
lg Der cent Bristol, 10 "a per CT Plymouth per
cent Barnstable, II per cent Dukes, 81 p.l
- and Nantucket, 30 per cent.-Bos Mercantile
nj
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EANNING'S VOYAGES TO THE SOUTH
Il SEAS, and to the North and South Pacific
Oceans, referring TO important late discoveries SINCE
the year 1872, by Edward Tanning ono OF the org
majors of the U s Exploring Expedition. vol of 500
pages, octave, with engrav,ngs Sc pnce ~
Also, by the same author voyages to the South
Seas Indian Ocean Northwest Coast, sc, together
with the disco,eucs made IN the southern heni-
pheIe between the wears 40 and 1897, vol of 32t
pages price - cents just received for sale by
iuly - r TAYLOR
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Tickets Sl0--Halves S5-Quarters s. 80
Certificates OF Packages'of % Whole Tickets sl3o
25 Half -
p Quarter - 5
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iNGTON MUSEUM
THE undersigned respectfully informs his patrons
l. that after the LIST day of August, the Mu
win be closed until the end of the month for
the purpose of reftting and remodeling the room
Having large additions to make he finds J, impossible
to do it without closing the house When he has
finished he will give due notice to the public Of the
re-openine of the Museum JOHN WARDEN
n b Persons having curiostes that they will con.
tribute 10 this institution that they wish taken care
Of, will please send them as soon as possible and
obge the proprietor.
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The Act, directing the taking the Census, contains
the following proyiso viz State panpcrs and convcis
in State Prison shall no, be numbered Also the in
mates the several hospitals jals and houses of
rcction and the students in colleges academies and
high schools shall not he numbered in the census OF
Towns, to which they do not belong
Boston contains S3g7a
Chelsea 2lS2
II appears from the above table, according Ia the
Advertiser that the ratio of increase IN Suffolk -
~ per cent ESSEX, "A per q Nhddlcscr, "a per Ct
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rs Number Lot,ery-l2 Drawn Ballots

GRAND SCHEME
30 600 Dollars 10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
$500 1910 i" 5000 6.
500 Dollars
40 Prizes of 4 ! 5dU--50 of 5000 of 900
63 of Sl5o-63 of 500 SC
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
10000 Dollars /!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of the Town of Wellshurg,
Class No. 7, for 1910
To he drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, August
18TH 1870
BRILLIANT SCHEME
10000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars 5000 Doll,rs
5000 1000 {" 3l2S
80 of 81 ,500-55 of 5500-50 of $400-50 Of 600
800 of S2o0--65 of goo &c
Tickets only Sl0-Haves S5-Quarters IL 81
Certificates of Packages of26 Whole Tickets 4 $50
. 26 Half 50
:" 26 Quarter % - so
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POPULATION OF M,ssAcHusErrs.--Th following
is the population of the several this State
the LIST of May last according the census lately
taken by order of the State government
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therefore are the ony persons who can be sald
~ have conducted an entire plan OF operation 70
successful issue, and their names are decided,
" the most conspicuous in the history OF me ,'.e
war -Brackenridge's History % me "",
mage g.
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NyrON- RESIDENT TEXAS AND MICHIGAN
III LAND AGENCY The undersigned viii al
tend to the payment Of taxes adjusting disputed tis
reclaim lands sold for taxes buy and sell Wild OF ~
proved lands either of Government OF individuals W
all the counties in the State Of Michigan on reasoha
ble terms With several years experience as iai'l
agent and an extensive acquaintance throughout Tue
State the subscriber hopes Nv strict attention To puS
IA n FOWLER
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10000 Dollars !

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For Endowing the Leesburg Academy and for other
purposes
Class No 7, for 1910
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, Saturday, August
Goth 1910
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1926 Dollars !!


STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY
Glass b for lsl0
To be drawn at Jersey City on Saturday, August
22d 1910
rs No. Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots
SCHEME
35 295 Dollars l05l5 Dollars
5000 Dollars $500 Dollars
1000 Z" 1850
5000 d" 1000
81, 750--SI ,6O0-s ,5OO-Sl 4o0-$ ,3o0-Sl 80
81 200
80 Prizes of 81 ,000-50 of S.,50-50 of 1920
50 of S200-60 of Sl60-60 of $3.50
60 of $l20-60 of 800, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Haves $5-Quarters s. 50
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets 81 30
% Half !" %
:" - Quarter " - ~
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On motion the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That, as Pennsylvanians, it is our
duty, as il IS our pride, To stand BY aud support
our undetermined Governor who so firmly stood
by the Commonwealth when party madness
was about TO spread ruin from the centre TO It's
circumference
On motion OF Mr.. Cowden, it was Resolved,
That this association accept the invitation ex-
tended TO all the supporters of Gen Harrison. TO
attend the Raising of the Log CABIN in the city
OF Allegheny on the 18th inst
On motion, the meeting adjourned
VIM. b. FOSTER. Pres't
GEO MCOMBS, V. Pres't
W OH ROBINSON, Sec'y.
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Reply of Mr. b. F'ohi, p. NJ at Rocky Spring
Franklin CO., Pa, 10 KeadaiPs Circular,
Rocky SPRING, July, lS40
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A 'CARD

TO ruE SUBSCRIBERS AND PATRONS WASH
ISGToN MUSEUM.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-23
SheriG,S Sales.

DY Virtue of sundry wriis of .fcri jaeias, 10
LID me directed, will be sold ut EdgefieId G..
House. on the first Monday and Tuesday in
August next, the following property, viz:
Salmon Clark, vs. hlargaret 0gilvie: the same.
W. the same: the same, VS. the sama: one tract
of land containing three hundred acres more or
less, adjoining lands ofJohn White and others.
Charles Price, VS. Sherwood Corley. one
tract ofand, containing one hundred and fifty
acres more or less, adjoining lands ofJohn Rog-
ers, John Ramsey, and others; also, one other
tract containing one hundred acres, more or less
adjoining II. J.. Kemp, Samuel Stevens and
others; also one bay horse.
Charles Price IS Sherwood Corley. Will.
be sold nj the house ofrhe defendant. on Thurs
day, the Both inst. the following property viz:
three cows and calves, some stock cattle, hogs,
sheep, and household and kitchen furniture
Terms. Cash S.CHRISTIE, S. Ed.
July Ia, 1910 b "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-07-23

Health ofM City.--We have perhaps
never ira,l ;aorc iusI cause at This season
Of the year, 10 be grateful for The blessing
of general health than al present. For
the week ending Tie lIh of July there was
nnI "A solitary death ola white person from
disease: lnr The week ending the lIh the
death ur Z whites onIy-oI hom but Two
died ofa complaint'hat belongs to the sea-
SON, to wit: intamotio" Of brain On the
S'rlrtest inquiry we learn thai there is no
reason 10 apprchend any unIavorabc
change in the public health. There is no
case ofveIl"w fever in the city and no
appreIi"nsions of its invading us. This
statement mny hc relied on To the ulnlnsl
extent, there is in fact no prevailing cnm-
plant whatever in Charleston, exrep, The
>carcityof money y.-Charirsion Mercury.