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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-01

will be remembered that the bride had not
spoken yet.
"speak my dear! can it be pos:
sible that the old,"--at this word his face
and eyes came in sudden contact with the
finger nails ofthc female. which was re-
peated in such rapid succession, that the
poor fellow was compelled to retreat into
the next room in search ofa hiding place,
but was pursued by the woman with de.
mon ferocity, who had by this time gather
ell broomstick and feathered in upon the
bridegroom in good earnest, and our poor
hero's ideas were confounded and conins-
ed so that he scampered over the house In
search of hiding place, until he had re-
cei8ea sound drubbing. ~
The mystery was soon explained. The
old lady had overheard the lovers when
the arrangementswere made for the elope-
ment, and had resolved to play trick Oh
them that they would not soon forget
Accordingly she placed herself in the
daughters place al the cow!pen. Above
we have the result other adventures.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-01
Fashionable Tailoring.

TENfIE subscriber returns his thanks to
Il the citizens of Camden and its vici
nifty, for the patronage he has received,
and assures the public that they can have
their clothes made equal TO any in tie
State, on moderate terms at lis establisl-
menl two doors north Of the Post Office,
Broad Street.
J. CHARLESWORTH.5
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-01
Tin Cutters and Pipes for Houses,

Made and put up by the subscriber, at the redu-
ced price of 20 cents per foot toeether with braces
and hangings without any additional charge. he
feels confident from his mo!e of doing business in
his line that his work will never leak =.
IFCotton Brands of every description, cut with
neatness and despatch.
EDWARD NJ. BRONSON.
Sept. |. 3,39
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NOTICE.

To The creditors Of, tie Estate Of Marga-
ret Perkins.
The Administrator found it necessary, to make
the property hiring its value Mt the sale of the Per-
sonlI Estate Of the deceased to give credit for The
purchase money, till the lst of October, 1s4l The
sales in all, amounted to upwar Is Of ST., 400. and
the demands handed in against the Estate are less
than $4,000 The administrator will therefore, be
prepared to lquidate the debts the first OF Octo-
Der. -.-..-
Aug. 25. J. P. DlKlNsoN, Admr.
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INTERESTING
To the owners Of Bald Heads!

THE subscriber has just received supply of
Grandjean's celebrated Compound, for the cure of
Dandriff, Badness, Grey Hairs, &c.
Price, two dollars per box.
Aug 25. J. R. McKAIN.
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Wateree Agricultural Society.

A meeting of this Society will be held at Swift
Creek OH Thursiay:the 9thins at 10 o'clock.
j BOYKlN, S. w. A S.
Sept. l. 2t39
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orand. father of the lady Of Hon. Asbury
Anll at Athens, so that the lineage of the
letter can be distinctly traced. With a
,st,sr of Jefferson's before he entered Col.
ieas1the snow shoes ofGen. Israel Put
.nam.-a musket Of John Paul Jones-a
sword taken at the battle of Concord-a
balbert from one Of the Hessians in New
:Iersev-a sabre from one Of Tarleton's
Draooons--a drum which sounded to arms
At Eutaw-a box made Of the ship in
which Capt Cook went round the world
and many others too numerous to notice.
our Historical Society will soon have
quite cabine, of curiosities at once rare
and valuable.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-01
South Carolina Female Institute.
J. CHARLEsWORTH.

This Inslituuon, under The sol, direcs
lion Of Dr. ELIAS MARKS and Lady, assis-
ted by competent Instructors, in the va
riuus branches, will resume its duties ON
the second Monday of October ensuing.
The Principals will enter, as hereto-
fore, upon the task nf Instruction.. -
A Department will be opened for Day
Scholars, from the vicinity of The Insti-
tute. - -.
The Private Class. taught during the
vacation, will commence their duties forth
with. -,
ELIAS MARKS, M. D.
Barhamville, near Columbia, S, C.
July lst, IS4I. 6t3r
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lS62; sold IN New YORK on lne oth, dt ING
great auction Of State stocks, &c, sold on
account ofsuspended Free Banks, at 93
and 81. From the name ofthe purchaser of
: the larger part, we shouldsuppose the pnr-
chase made on account of the State
Bank here.
or the payment Of these bonds, princi-
pal and interest there can be on doubt
Nobody in this State has ever broached
the notion of reputation; and none of the
debts of the State, for principal or inter
est, has failed to be met with punctnality.
The holders Of our State securities, at
home and abroad, would do wrong 10 draw
unfavourable impressions on this head
from the convictions with which they COM
plain of the artificial and ruinuus system
which prevails now, and future oppres.
sions which it is preparing for us. The
bank which are charged with the duty of
paying these bonds, can doubtless, so
long as they continue in state ofsuspen-
sion. provide northern exchange TO any
required amount. But while their capi-
fais are confessed to be, and while their
notes are current at a less rate than the
par in which their payments must be
made, it is obvious that the operation is
losing one to the Bank and the State
Should branch ola National Bank be
placed here. the end Of that system would
be acceleraled; the loss to the banks would
become frightful, and the necessity fer
different provisions made immediate anu
nevitabe-With so stringent and power
full neighbor, the Stale banks will fad
their issues available only at a greater
depreciation; and the sacrifice Of their cap
'itals WILDE completed unavaiIingly in a
few years, leaving the larger part Of their
debt to be provided for, after all, with
compound interest and usury on that, by
laxation-which, if adopted in time, might
save the banks and make the burden on
the people comparatively light.
1t is scarcely possible for our Legisla-
ture 10 shut their eyes longer to this pros
pect, and since the impulse given to pub,
lie feeling by the excitement in the in
terror on the Bank question, we have hopes
that at the next session, the subject will
be examined in all its bearings, and with
an .earnestness and diligence commen-
surate with its importance.-Mobile Jour,
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MARR1ED-In Charlotte. N. c. on the 18th
ult. by tho Rev. John Watts, Rev. COLIN MfRcHI.
SON, of the South Carolina Conference, to Mrs R.
E. PEARSON, of Abingdon Va.
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CAMDEN DEBATING CLUB.

The following slhe Question for debate
on Thursday evening next.
care domestic manners improved by fairs and
public shows?' 80
% The members win take notice that hereafle
he Club will meet at 7 o'clock, P Nj.
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so, DOLLARS REWARD.

Twill pay fifty dollars for the delivery,
of my boy George to me, at Longtown,
Fairfield Districts. c. or thirty dollars
for lodging him in any Jail withinformations
of the same. George runaway on the ;l4ih;;
of. May, last,=is about 35 years of age, 8
feet, 8 or 10 inches high, tfarkcomP1exion,ss
with very high forehead, partially bald.
He Runaway lastspring, and was lodged in
Lexington Jail, NC. and will likely make
for North Carolina or Virginia. Informa-
ton may be forwarded to Camden, 8. sC,77,
M. S. PERRY. &.
Aug. IS. ls4l. tf337 3Ss
sLFThe Cheraw Gazette, Raleigh Star
Carolina Walchman and Mecklenburg JEFF
fersnnian will in-ert4the above three lines
"a md forward their bills TO this effice.
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GOOD WAFER.

The subscriber living TOO remote from The sphere
of his engagementss offers BIZ. House and about no.
acres of Land for sale, situated near The Proyidencs
Springs, in Sumter District Any persons wishing
a pleasant and healthy residence for the summer
would do we'll to call and see .S ~ 81 4
NOAH GRAHAM. 81.
Providence June g. = - 8 = ssEtss Z
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We are authorized to
announce WILLIAM CARLISLE. Esq.
asa candidaiesfor Sheriff, Of this District
at the ensuing election, .,s. -.
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ATTORNEY AT Lave
THOMAS s. ANDERSON,
Attorney at Law. ~ :

Will attend the Courts of Kershaw, Sumter, and
Lancaster. He:may be found, during this sur1ss
mer, at the Camden residence Of Dr. Ell. Andef.
son, sen. ss3ss-s - ss -. June >. 4
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-01

DIED-On Friday evening last FsAycrs LEE'
infant son of E. w. Bonney Esq of this town.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-01

Real French White Wine Vinegar,
Fer sale at 81 l.2 cents per gallon, by 4
Z AUG. s sss . Il. Levy.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-09-01

s-5Thc subscribers purchases of Goods in New
York have arrived in Charleston, and will be recei-
we'd in altw davs They comprise complete as.
sort.nent of DRY GOODS, SHOES, SC. which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms, by
Aug. 25. H. LEVY.
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NEGRO CLOTHS AND BLANKETS,

The subscriber hns received his supply of Negro
Cloths aud Blankets, which he offers for sale very
low. II. LEVY. 10:
:. Aug. IS. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-21


ST. Matihrw Rass's sylHiou rsspess.
fug Iiagf plays, -uss 80 those r.,
cFeaiisns that ere toe sEpsHsiEs 81
tims. aad that rather iadiSPose Joe
Tor your srdinary husiasss. than o.
yoa Cor q: and In both thess respects.
q do tsrsid yss ne freqaeatisg Of
stage plays. fsr. they are great con.
SINNER q time. and do.so take sp and
possess the mind and phantasy, that
they reader the ordinary and neees-
ssry basinsss Of yoar life anaecrpia-
bic and nauseoas. and all take auay
your mind fran n. This | speak
knosiagty. From ny age Of righ-
teea years tall this mo@rai. which II
bsar seven and fsriy years. have not
seen . play. nor will ! be drawn
from IL sPos any solicitation ~haiev-
CT. IT,
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HILLSBOR ROUGH, N. G..
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS nEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS TEAR, OR TWO DOLLARS
rIFTr CENTS ~ PAID IN ALvASCE.
Those who do not give noticc OF their wish
TO have their PAPER dice continued at the expna'
lion Of The year, will be Prcsumcd as tesIrlns
ills continuance until countcImHndcd.-A And no
paper will be discontinued until all arrcarages
are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen liner,
one dollar Cor the first, and " cnty-fiye cents
Tor each subsequent insertion; longer ones 10
proportion. Court advertisements twenty-five
per cent higher. A deduction Of 3s5 per rent.
will be made TO advertisers by the yvat
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|. Il yE0KTAhLE tna Uals,r. 49,
Pfes fY the sApegienfs "a h ~. we
- = - - 9sliF bslafstist = ~ J. 1910
.eeFs = sEkS lefE q 80 OslI ~. ~. .ftiH
a. k1EtHs 8ae use rIi-i- - -. !. ..atll
Tea Ia uAlfEhSAL ROOT n ~ slls
aspsly IARukITf - lAafERFfcT .:.ea.ss
lea ofsbe eLoUD. ssesla.
II . pssie1 sf lilals uasrs -. -,
Il de 4. s. Eksy haze sestase2 4, ts1ss
health apd sslsyment ever OhE hI.srsssl
THOUSAND pefsons. sko .ers ,s-Ab
a. ineuEshie 81 pAysicisns q ne g., -. ss.s
sl1ndiaz. and - naany e1sss xiee - 80
remedy I'D been resostsd O. a s,;s s.-sf
IL al eaaes u Raln % "A eAkne,, I.
be ehr0nle o. fecents n ksiker Il h. s.,r..aHA
pain il me side. whether Il ariss 60. g
luaionai e. Tom seme immediais -, ~
ahsE IA be fFom inieEnal % external - -.
I'll b cared By Psassvsrins u ne Ne Il ~.
This principls of psrsing wlIh sn,s,.,..
Phls, removes nothiag bal the ussis,. - 4
eayed paftieies from the body- he n 49, -. -
eerEspl hauors q the blood, lhose -
uhieh cause dlsease-thsy impede A, -
iions 81 The liver ahen they settle ur.s ~.
organ. and shirh. shea they settle -, ~
muscles pfodaee Ibeumaiism; o. peea ~.
asfsss. piedsee gut; o. uPon he lsar,. -.
dnce consumption % upon The inlrsiise, -.
tiseness; % upon The lining u he bi,ei -.
seis. apoplsxy and paralysis, and al ~ ,,.,-
Of disorders 20 melancholy % fhe sufsfe, 80
ell who behold them.
Yea, pufging lhese humors from fhs hos, 1,
The true cnrs feF al these eompisinia an6 -
cry other form of disease. This 70 A n,s,.
sssertl0n-n u sdsmonsirsble truth. ara -
day u % exiending itself; Gar and ui5s 4 n ".
coming knesn, and more and more appreri.
tated. T,sr
The cure BY pufging may more depend up,,
the Laws shich pfGdece sweetness o. pur,i,
Than may be generally imagined. Ni.is,,,
iends 10 siagnale. will prsdsee siek cess. b..
cause d tends 70 puirefaetion. therefore M,
necessity Of constant exercise 10 seen.
when constant exercise cannot BE- used f,or
ANY CAUSE. the occasional use Of orKSNs
MEDICINE % ABSOLUTELY requirsd. Th.,
the eonduils 81 lhe blood, The fountain or IN,
are kepf free from those impuii tiles v hieh won't
prevent iis steady current minisiering heallh
Thus morbid humors are prevented from Il
coming mixed with u. u il nature which 4
thus assisted through the mean and o.il,l
which she has provided lor henel.
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Press for Sale.

l2EiNG dcsirour Of embarking IN another
business, now offer the establishmen,
oil The Wilmington Advertiser for sale
do not know OF a more eligible s;tn,,;a,
FOR persons DESTROYS OF embarkinp IN tI,s MN
,ing business, than Wilmington. North Caro-.
Terms accommodating. Applications mus,
be post paid. '"'s'
wilmington, Nov. ~. "a
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Mattresses,

ETTIIER Double or Single, made 10
orier--an article Of great comfort.
either In summer or winter. Orders lrfs
al The Office OF The Hillsborcugh Recor.
der will be duly al,euded To-.
July 81. @# SO
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StrayS.

TAKEN up by Jackson Kent. and en-
tered on The stray book Of Orange
county, on the s,h Of December ls4O.
four stray HOGS. marked as follows: a
crop on the left ear. and swallow fork on
the right ear; one Of them is blue. one
with q while list. one dark smuiied. and
two black spotted; supposed to be about
two years old. Valued al FIVE dollars.
JNO. A. FAUCETT. Ranger.
January 6. So
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Tzs Prsgsrtion.-A writer In the
Narfslk Beacon states. that Frame
has in her navy one gun Tor every
sesrsiy Tons Of her msresaiile marine.
Eagiand has one gun fnr every one
hundred tons; and the Uaiied States.
osa Tor every seven hundred. The
mercantile tonnsgs Of England IL one
qaarier greater fhan nurs, that OF
France three qaarters lees. ...,
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NOtice---TO Printers.

A PRACTICAL PRINTER, who has had
n considerable experience in conducting
newspaper, desires TO take charge Of a news
paper establishment, as principal, in North
carolina. Georgia, or Alabama; he would have
no objection 10 associate himself with nm,
gentleman embarked in The Printing business
IN either OF the states last named. as ne IL W
~ snxious TO plant bis person, permanently.
10 georgia or Alabama. His poli,ics are ~
'he 'eiiersonIan school, and, cnnse quently, al
war with many Of the leading measures az The
present Administration. "'
unexeeptlonable testimony Of good chatnc
ter can be adduced. Address 40. p. O H;IIs.
borough North Carolina" postage paid.
september,1s40. ss-
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLlNA.
Orange County,.

In Equity-sep,ember Term. 1910.
James Wsbb agent Of the Bank Of Cope Fear, '.
William L. DurhsH's hsifs Of isw.
Petition 10 sell Lands.
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The court
that isaiah Durham, Thomas Dufhim, Fer.
dinand Durham, and Dclilah Durham, def nd.
ants IN this case. sre not inhabitants u this
state, II 10 therefore ordered. that public alton
be made. 10 the fIillsboiough Recorder, for cir
weeks successfully, that unless the snid dcfcn-
danssspPesr al the next term Of this Court, TO
be held for The county Of Orange at the court.
house in IlilIsborourh, on the second Monday
IN March next, and then and there plead, an:
s"er or demur 10 the said BILL the same will
be taken pro toniesso and heard cx Tstte as to
them, and derrerd accordingly.
. =. JAMES WEBB, e. g. d.
Price Adv $3.50. t.. Al 6w
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JuntO Academy.
December Is.

~
InHE FALL SESSION Of this Academy
the next session will commence on the 18th
January, ls4i.
This institution lie divided into two depart.
meats. English and classical. In each depart
ment the course of instruction is full and com.
plete. In tho English, ere taught, in the first
class, Reading, Writing. and Arithmetic. at
FIVE dollars per session Of five months; and in
the second class, English Grammar, Geogra.
ply, with The use Of the Atlas, History, Philo
sophy, Astronomy, &c., at eight dollars per
session. In the classical department, is taught
full and complete &C ademical course Of Lali..
and Greek literature; the tuition fee is twelve
dollars and half per session. In this depart
ment students are prepared for any Of our
Universities. No day students will be taken in
either department.; each student entering the
Academy will be considered bound for The tut
ton fees, from the time he enters 10 the end
Of the session. No deduction will be made
Tor The loss Of time, except in case Of sickness.
Every possible care will be taken 10 promote
the advancement 10 literature, morality and
virtue, Of each student placed under our care.
The subscriber 10 prepared TO accommodate
eighteen or twenty students with board, and
good out rooms, for seven dollars and half
per month, except candles and mendine.-
Good board can be had conyenient 10 the AGA.
deny, al from six 10 six aud half dollars psr
month.
DANIEL w. KERR. Prineipai.
Raleigh Star, Standard. and Register, copy
The above six weeks, every other week, and
send account TO the subscriber, Post Master
ct Junto, Orange county, N. C.
November Il. 9tE@ 40
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DIR. BRANDRETH's Ofiiee IN Virginia, 4.
nos sIAlN-sTREET, RICHMOND.
Near the Old Market.
Where the Pills can be obtained Al scents n,,
Dor. with full directions.

The following gentlemen have been appoint.
ed sgeR.s cor The sale Of Brandfslh's Piis:
Dennis Heart. Hillsborough.
Sledman Il Ramsay. Pnlsborough.
Hargrave. Gather a. Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Sifelu6. Midway. Davidson.
James ID. M.Dsde. Chapel HILL.
J. M. A. Drake. Ashboroegh, Randolph.
John II. Brown. Privilege. Do.
NJ. @. Gardner. 81. Lawrence. Chatham.
G. A. Mebsne. Mason Hall. Orange.
Z. IL w. Smith. Alanance, Guilfotd.
]. q X. Sloan. Greensborough.
J. u r. Reid. Troublesome Iron Works,
Rockingham.
James Johnson. Wentworth, Do.
Wood 4 Neal. Madison. Do.
J. w. Burion. & Co.. Lesks,ille. Do.
Owen M.Aleer. Yaneey,ille, Csswell.
NJ. j. Palmer, Milton, Do.
December IS .@a ss-iaa
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$685. NE w
Fall and Winter
GOODS.

~ ~ ~ ~ A@e
WYE hsg lsaEs - sai che Hiisaiioa q ozi
lnsads saa easl0msH1s 10 . Eloek q
Geoes see receiving and openinEs llsi hom
neu fofk. Ne ga not altsmpi 70 haiiet,
b4l iasiis those sishing 70 purchase 70 eail.
and let euf seis SPEAK iastsad ef words.
ora srocK coxPkIsEs,
Superior sool dyed Black CLOTHS,
Do. DO. Blue do.
Do. do. Insisible Green, do.
Heavy doshls mill'd DEab Clolh. Cor Ossrcoaia
Do. Do. Grey Do. Do
Dc. Do. Beaver %. Dc.
Do. %. PfoG do. do.
Cassimeres. Feslings. Ssiinets.
Striped and plain Llnssy. Kersey.
Super Whiinsy6 GeenM akinaw Blankets
Daffle and iwilled diIio,
BIankel and clolh Over Goats.
Ladies Closks. Plaid Shasls. Hindker.
chiefs.
White. Red and Green Flsnnels,
Green Bsize. Oil Cloth.
French and English Meriboes.
Plain, Black, and Figured Moussslin de
Lane.
French. English and American Prints,
Black and Bloc black Bombszines,
Black and colored Silks.
Plain and Chequered Muslin.
Worked Collars and Scarfs,
Florence and STas Braid Bonneis,
New Style Hoods. Flowers.
BOnne, Ribbons, Edgings. Laees, &c. &c
ALSO,
Glass. Queenswsrs. Croeksry. and Stone
Ware, 3
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn. .
Hardware and CUTLERY. .a*
Molasses. Loaf and Brown Sugar.
Chocolate. Mace, Gloves,
Race and Ground Ginger.
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window. Glass,
White Lead. Prussisn Blue,
Crome Green. Croms Yellow, and other
Paints, DC. &c. &c. # .@~
PARKER & NELSON.
October %. .vs o@ a.
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An English Teacher
WANTED.

tpHE Board of Commissioners Of The
town Of Hillsborough. are DESTROYS
10 engage some competent person TO take
charge Of the English Male Academy
belonging TO the town. II is believed
liat sulicien. number Of scholars could
be procured TO make the undertaking
profitable 10 any one who could com.
mand The confidence Of the community.
Immediate application is requested; and
may be made 10 the Magistrate Of Police.
E. A. HEARTT. r.. Clerk.
January 7. .-= .... 81. Saw
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Look at This!

ALL persons indebted 10 me by Note
are requested to come and seule
them. and all persons idebted TO me by
Accounts are requested TO settle them
with Cash or Noles. as I wish to close
my books up TO this lime, Is. Of January
l64l.
..- A. PARKS.
Jsnuaty5 S. 54-sw
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Corn! Corn! Corn!

FEilE subscriber wishes " purchase FIVE
HUNDRED nARnELs 0f CORNs
]. 8. SMITH,
glnlagy - S.
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THESE Medlsiaea afe W.
dshlaa laI ghslF HtMs a. thtif
maaifsEl aHd e Asil1a
inpmifJing ths EPEt1El sna
ehEnnsls q &c, al1 eReang
tsn uilh rsasWsd teas as
TiEsr. d nEsy hsndEsd Ger
uEs1 eases wkieb have bsaa
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Tie Horrors Of War.-A Paris car.
respondent Of The New York Con-
mercisi. advsriing 10 The progress Of
rsrnis 10 Algiers. furnishes this
frishlfal Pieture:-
"a strong column Of 5000 men
marched 60 revictusi the garrison Of
MiliaRs, and when they arrived they
fsuad thai oct Of 1850 men sha had
b-ea ieft there in June. 500 WIRE
dead, about 400 we're sick. and s. on
I. acre capable Of supporting the IA
tigars sf the march back 10 Algirrs.
OF the 400 sirk, The half were too i'll
90 be removed. and the othrrs ~ere
conveyed tothe hospital Of Roufiarick.
The destructive work vas effected
wiiLis four months. They sere even
in want Of every necessary. The
-four vas spoiled and foil Of warns.
Taey had neither xine. brandy nur
salt. The water Of the wells had been
rendered pstrid BY the bodies Of the
Jews sham tic Arabs had thrown in
10 them for that purpose on eyacuat.
Ing fhe city. There remaiued but
e!eFea oxen. aud The men had been
On quarter raiiuns for month past"
They would ia fact inevitably have
been starved IL their numbers had not
been ihinned by nuaersns desihs.
They had employed the frst month
in making Notifications. but raging
hot wind arose and carried of great
numbers. The stock Of frbrifuge
medicines, which had been laid 90
upon q calculation Tor one hundred
patients, vas entirely exhausted. The
town had been constantly biocksded
by the Arabs until the arrival % the
troops. The latter were harassed on
their march by continual attacks, but
they always repalsed the enemy, aud
finally reached their destination ailh
. loss Of only 500 killed and wound
ed, While that of the Arabs Was pre-.
sumed 10 smouat TO $780,"