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Europe, it tends to the preservation of peace,
When Asia and Africa shall enjoy the benefits
of free trade with the civilization and power it
always brings in its train, they will only ENJOY
an exemption equally beneficial. Great Britain
will no longer come up from the South Sea and
Russia down from the frozen north, crushing
tribes, now as independent of supplies from
abroad as tariff man could wish, for the avowed
purpose of checking the power and influence OF
each other. They will each be driven tack to
their appropriate home: the people OF ASIA and nd
Africa through the benefits Of free trade, Will
respectively govern their own continents ana
settle down into "a family of natlons,' mutually
dependent on each other, and in an equal degree
exempt from the calamitcs OF war.
The appeal 10 the spirit Of independence in
support ola Protective Tariff, is an appeal to
feeling, and not TO reason. Ittouchcs noble i'm
pulses, but does not move sober Judgment.
When reason shall be with us the sole governing
impulse, il will cease TO be urged. a little re-
lIeclion will now satisfy every Intelligent man
that it is anti-republican, anti-phllanthroPhIc'
and anti-christian. a. Il.
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RHoDE IsLAND. s.

In the Senate today Mr.. Allen endeayored to
get up his resolution calingson the President for
information in regard to the Rhode Island pro-
ceedings, in which, he has embrd1ed this Govern
ment.
Mr.. Allen stated, as the motive for renewing
his motion, the fact that the Executive had or
dered part Of the standing army to settle the
political differences in that State, and insisted
that it was the duty of Congress to ascertain in
what way the public force was about to be en-
ploycd, and to arrest if possible, any use of it
which might tend to provoke bloodshed. From
the report of proceedings, in another column it
will be seen that very extraordinary course was
pursued to prevent any explanations on this
threatening subject.
The Boston Courier Gan old Federal paper)
has the good sense 10 unite with the Democratic
press in Rhode Island and throughout New Eng
land, in declaring that the attempt to resist the
popular movement to establish Republican
constitution in lieu Of the present Colonial char
ter, the gift of King, must and ought to prove
unavailing. The Boston Courier takes the
ground that a popular constitution must and will
be carried. The land holders party, which as
sumcs to have a vested right in the State sover-
eighty, in consequence of the corporate prlvlle
ges bestowed upon them, by virtue of the Kings
charter, are but provoking a civil war, which
must draw upon them tho adherence of the
whole Union, by standing out against the au-
thority of the majority of the people, assuming
that the freeholders, who are interested in keep
ing power in their own hands, can alone give
constitution.
The principle thus asserted by them-at war
with all American theory and practice is sutti-
cicnt of itself to make the great body of the peo-
pie spurn any sort of constitution which this
privileged class might ordain. The land-holders
seem conscious that this position is not tenable,
and therefore assert that the great majority OBJ
tanned for the free suffrage constitution was not
fairly obtained. AS they venture to put their
reputation of the constitution on this ground,
to secure the countenance of their countrymen
in other States, why do they not at once propose
to have the question again fairly tried at the
polls! This would settle the controversy with
out bloodshed, and save the nation from the scan.
dal of having the standing army of the United
States interposed to arbitrate political issue.
We think the President and his advisers, and the
Rhode Island aristocrats, who have invited this
disgraceful exhibition, will have cause to repent
the part they may play in it.-GloJe.
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EXTREME SUFFERING BY SICKNESS

EXTREME SUFFERING BY SICKNESS
Gloucester Telegraph gives an account OF the
sickness of M. Paul Conck, preacher OF New
buryport, who dIei in March last He had been
afflicted with severe chronic rheumatism for %
years, and totally unable to help HIMSELF and was
obliged to use anodynes in large QUANTITIES &c
procure the least relief from his torture. In
some ins'a 'ances he used six teaspoons full pei
day. :.
In October, 1916, he took to his chssHmber' IL
feet square, of which he has not, in asohtary IN
stance crossed the threshold. till carried 10 MS
long home. At the close of his disease, it was
the 30th year of his close confinement; and s!nCe
1922 he has been totally blind.
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For the Camden Journal.
AGRICULTuRAL MEETING.

Arcgular meeting Of the Waterco Agricultural
Society was held at Swift Creek, on Thursday, tho
5th inst Mr. William Sanders, ono Of the Vice
Presidents, presided The proceedings of the meet
ing held in February last, were read by the Recor
ding secretary-after which, number OF gentle-
tlcmen were proposed and elected members.
Tho Committee appointed orsvise the Constitu-
t;on and mako rules for tho Government Of the So
c;etv. presented draft, which after some modifca
ton. was adopted, and tho ordered 10 be print
cd in pamphlet form, under the direction Of the Re-
cording Secretary. g
Col. James Chestnut, Jr. from tho Committee 10
audit the accounts of the last year. reported that
they had discharged thersduty, and find that the
accounts aro corrccl that all the expenditures are
sustained by vouchers and that after having paid
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United States. In 1889, five Austrian ships had
entered the ports of the United States, and seven
had sailed from those rorts. In 1910, ten Aus,
trian ships had entered the ports of the United n
States, and twelve had sailed from them Ihese
returns have been made and published under the
immediate direction Of the Austrian Govern
ment.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-11

A man in Kentucky smoked so long and so
hard that he became red hot and did not discover
the fact until he hissed in an attenptto expecto-
rate.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-11

TEmpERANcE.-"Mr. Snub, you say you are a
temperance man, and yet you chaws terbarker." !"
"Hem! yes mum; but mum. duzn't squeeze
my gizzard out with stays, nor stick my back up
with bags ofmeal-Mrs. Slob, don't"
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From The same pGper

From Merico.-Lettcrs received here from
Mexico, says the Courier of last evening, state 1t
was understood there that the Captain General
of the Island of Cuba has ordered a Spanish fri
gate and sloop of war to the Mexican coast, with
Instructions TO protect the merchant vessels OF
Spain against the paper blockade lately proclaim
cd by Texas; and it is added that the Spanish
Captains have orders to sink any Texan cruiser
which may dare to capture Spanish vessel.
Extract of letter from Matamoras, bearing
date April 18th:
"Santa Anna is much dissatisfied with Cen.
Arista, and disapprovcs of the late demonstra-
ton against BeXar He has sent orders to Gen.
WaIlto go Immediately to Monterrey, and as
s@s:c command Of the brigade placed under Vas
quez for the protection of the frontier.
&C; The garrison off Matamoras is daily reinfor-
ced.. 1t is now 1900 strong, ard will in a few
days muster 1000 men. Thus force, aided by
the artillery in lhc place, will be quite sufficient
TO beat back the mcditated assault OF the Texan
MS fur rre Tnvasrns---. es.-H-y arc many
indications that it will take place; yet the time is
not ascertained.
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AMERICAN PRISONERS LrBERATED.-We have
the high qualification of announcing Gays the
N. Orleans Picayunc of the Both ult) that G. W.
Kendall and six other American citizens have
been liberated by order of Santa Anna, and that
our associates will undoubtedly be in this city
within few days.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-11

METuop1srs.-The Methodsts of Texas have
added twenty two hundred to their church in the
last eighteen months.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-11

The Burlington Io,ca, Murder.-A correspon-
dent of the st. Louis New Era, gives some fur
ther particulars of this shocking affair:
sit seems that MR.. Bradstreet, and of the
most respectable citizens of that town, express
ed himself freely in regard to Mr.. Brdgman.-
VIM. G. Ross, brother-n-law OF Bridgman, took
up his quarrel, and accosted, abused and assault
ed Bradstreet at the Post Office, upon which
Bradstreet drew pistol and told him to dcslst.
Ross Immediately left, prepared himself with
large cane and one of Colts six brrel revolving
pistols, and stationed himself at a point at which
he would meet Mr. Bradstrect on his way to tea.
At about half past five Mr. Bradstreet left his
room and proceeded down the street, when he
was again met by G. w. Ross and John w.
Ross at the cross street near the Post Office,
Ross remarked-"Now, sir, / am prepared to
! fight you;'' TO which Mr.. Bradstreet replied-"l
want nothing 10 do with yousir; | have settled
! my difficulty with Mr.. Bridgman." Upon which
Ross raised his cane with his left hand and fired
pistol at him with his right, and continued to
discharged the barrels as fast as twas possible
70 do SO, and five out of the six barrels exploded
! One ball took effect on the top of the head, one
in the side near the nipple, passing through one
of the lobes of the lungs, and the third through
i the right loin and kidney. Bradstree, after hav.
ing received his antagonists fire and retrcatcd
some distance, wheeled and fired upon Ross
wounding him in the left breast near the nipple
two balls taking effect in his breast and the thrd
in his arm Mr.. Bradstreet died of his wounds Al
about II o'clock on the 2lst Ross was still lin
gering, without the slightesthope OF his recovery
The jury on the body OF MIR. Bradstreet returned
verdict Of murder By the hands of said William
G. Ross as accessory to the crime. John w. was
Immediately apprehended and drcmanded to prison
The community is excited to an unparalleled &c
lgree.
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WAsHINeroN TEMrER ANeE SocIETY.--A reg !
ular semi-monthly meeting of this Society willsS
be, held at DAvIs's Gate Giford's) Hall, orsss.
Saturday evening next Persons friendly to the
cause are invited to attend 3s.sEsy
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The Governor of Maine has issued Proc
lamation calling special session of the Legisla-
ture of that State to consider such overturesas
may be made by the British Envoy in relation
to the North Eastern Boundary Line. Wednes-
day next is the day appointed for the meeting.
U The Index formerly published at Alexan-
dria d. C. has been removed to Washington Ci-
ty. 1t is one of the best papers with which we
exchange, and we would be glad to see it ex-
tensively circulated at the South.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-11

From Tampico.-By the arrival of the schr.
Dorc, Capt. Coffin, we have received dates from
Tampico to the 18th inst and paper which Capt.
C.. had the kindness to furnish US. We learn
verbally that there is something credible in the
rumors relative TO the invasion of Texas by an
army of 25,OO0 men. We are assured that pre-
parations are going forward with great rapidity,
and that the people Of Tampico spoke confidently
of the intended expedition. This, however, is
but report. The papers say nothing on the sub
iect, but are filled with different ordinances and
DEGREES of the government.
[M o Bee, 29th uh.
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The oheial value ef the exports from Austria
to the Unhed States. in the year 1880. was 50
1855; in the year lS40. ity5as ss873,3G5. The
official value OF exports from thet United States
to Austria, was, in 1885, $50, ,2ia55 ia55 in 1870, Sl-
7s5,62l. Thus exhi6itsg an increase, bsyon,l
al propcrt OF, as compared with lthe exports OF
ne pfe!e e'ing year, whether from austria o. the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-11

A post Office has been established at Gadsden
in Richland District, and Maj. William SILVER
appointed Postmaster. -
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in prosecuting the claim. The power and mo-.
ney were sent on-but nothing more was heard
of the agent, A few days ago, the negro was
caught within ten miles of home. =, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-21
TO MARRIED LADIES

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE FOWDEnS.
in Europe but France In particular, for upwards Of thirty
years well by thousands in this country being NJ
only mild safe and remedy for married ladies who's
health forbids teo rapid increase OF family.
Female Physician in the two principal Female Hosp,tsn n
Emope-tkose Of Vienna and parswhere favored ~ hes
great experience and opportunities, that eeIe
eiaiy adsIsed 10 the ismae frame which her medic
unrivalled well m this country in Europe H
with the physiology aud apatomy q ne
ms:S sns s%s he meridian lie
Quea rapid and often apparently inexpcsbs causes wsae
consign many fond mother to memsture grave-e thsr
true arrive 4 kpssisdge Of The Gauss e
isss led to The Ssctvsry her celebrated Preventive Pow
dern Their adoption has been the Of preserving
only health bat the life of mauy an asctionats wis
The advertiser feeling the mpcrtasee Of this ubet snd
stmatiu the benefits resulting to thousanas ~ thcS
,loptioA would respectfully the attention Of The
aIried BY all that they hold ne. and dsart ,i,eopdea
suee by simple and healthy within eur control
Every dispsssonate, virtuous and enlightened mind will
hesitatpgy answer in the Affirmative This All that -
dame Restel recommends rscomm:nded Price nss
dollars PACK accompanied with full and partcu
tiens They be TO warded by mail to any part q the Un
ted 6tate letters mnst DC post paid and -
iis Greenwich street. New Ymk Ohcs hours from A. NJ
to ock p NJ Boston Office No. Essex ct. fls d6wlms
no PAPEK MANUFACTU REltS.-Ihe ssbscTbsn nv
notice that Messrs Howe Goddard, of Wogcestsr MES
hsvs appointed then Their sgens spd are ppaTsd 70
Offender Machines, with fire steam dryers, and sizing -
chimes gise the web as i leaves the dryer 49,
every kind Of Machnery sppersnine 70 the manufacture g
BY any other establishment in this country large number ~
dow operation in many Of the BEST mills Ia whom rsfssao
will Be gwen for ell Particular.
PEhssE BROOKS Paper Wsr:heuss..
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MEDICAL, AID.

PHYSICIAN long accustomed TO Irescribe ibis eases
n Of private nature, resides at - Mott sire ne has
ipC been particular aud close observer Of cause and
effect he has obtained thorough practical knowledge OF
this branch profession, which has enabled him e intro.
duce valuable improvements into his raeee he does
spsce OF time a. 1t possblye with advantage and
safety TO the patient And genera speaking II not ne
sts Hasty and quenty imperectc sare the source
from result distressing csses OF consecutive
or secondary symptoms and the like result FRI qlen'ly fol-
INV msd;cn no ~evsr good the first primary stages Of
the amt be supposed to exert the same power ana
influence human when its administration has
b, oLg continued and thus while the patient swallowing
1ro form to say the very likely 10 terminals in
permanent debility, or perhaps something worse s ior m
STAN stcture-how many hundred there may be at this
e taking medicine under hat appear
he lsea might be structure and should be the
Il for the patient to know that one edicne
alone did, can cure structure u we'll
know that the patient have structure many months
or even years without and without, any effect
except to ncrs the line required to make cure
Those victims Of misfortune VINO are about
medical adviser ud 10 well 70 call and obtain 3
little book treating entirely these COM lains small
pocket volume containing much valuable information its
language very plain and easily understood Price SO cents
Dr (egor, residence at "a Mott street. about 100 yards
not m hs hours but mny found
home hour OF day or nigh obserye That No "a u
drug store his well arranged Tor the reception Of
yatients, and his charges moderate.
Finite coraer Godst; Fulton and William Streets
and corue, Chamber ST. and BrcadSay. both corners
spoadsns FROM part OF the country (post paid
ordering the book and covering FL Will receive II ny mall
define remit fee to insure attention Direct to 81
Mott street, New York. VI I'm
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COUNTERFEIT.
FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS

OWING the celebrity, efficacy and invaiabe guece1 d
~ Madame Restells Female Monthly Pills in all cases q
nature which the health Of every female depends since
their the United States about ou
counteeits aud limitations continually ATTEMPTED to b
palmed of the genuine Cheap ais purcha
"Femss Monthly Pills the object Of selling possible.
dollar Females therefore cautioned against theeo
attempts 10 mpose upon 1t is sufficient here 10 state
that all Female Monthly Pills counteres except those
cold al Madame Resei Principal Office, iSs Greenwich s
New York. and Nc. = Essex street. Boston. Price 81.
Madame Restels signature 10 written the cover Of each
B. The married under circumstances, must abstain
from their contained the directions.
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JONES'
ROOK.KEEpTNG.

DUBLIsHED and for sale at 1873 design Of
tb IL knowledge for the ambi.
rules Of debt and credit be
auate when brought the test Of practice This treatise will
BE- found to student clear compreh' sion Of the
principles which the various accounts Of and double
entry are arranged and TO show ths BY lar hs most mpor,
exit details This system is already ensivey Intro
demic Institutions in this country wh,re originated has
AID most respectable merchants in tins city and
also by COMMITTEES appointed American Institute
examiue il Price 81 so.
NsTRucroN given by the author hitherto in Book keep
rg and all her duties of the desk privately desired APP
pupils. who Sock keepers.
j2s I'm THOMAS JONr-s. Accountant.
NTOTICE-The sub educirg his large
~ n unusually prices eueh please all who ws
10 any articles either the ssdlcry and coach bus
meas and particularly the follow ing art,ees:-
Webbing, thread. bits. strrurs, bells.
Patent leather. clotn, bows, lamps, knobs,
Laces, lacks robes buckets. hinges sxles,
;xataxsope $50 Water street
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MADAME RESTELL.

IcEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office and resdence las 0reen
witch street, (hetwesn Cerandt and Liberty strs<tsl
consulted with the sctcst eoahdsncs en- Al
complaints incident to the female frame
Madame Rcstss experience and knoEledge IN the treat
pression &c such require oua few days for certain
relief and perfect recovery Ladies desiring proper med
will be accommodated during such time With private AID =
whose delicate or health fobds too rapid ineres
Of family will be By mail TO any psI 81 ne Onea state
Price IS package All letters (pos peid a6dressd to boz
0ss, N Y. city Will Be received.
Boston Once No. 2 Esssx st.. -, 80. -.
lame RESELL would inform ladies residing out %
the city whose health would not admit Of that shs
Would devote her personal attendance them pt
of the United States within reasonable distance,
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MIISIG.

A planet .:aa rs.s:stIalIy inform Nh. public. -.
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saf; f K ysiSS has ssS Sssh IN. ,.,..
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las, ofothsrwse large assormea! hand flss.e
Nv boat. ere built Of oak and cedar fastened ;.
cit, made NAILS ana H%' T. iisSS!Esso51 Water
DN JOSEPH HEINE German rhysle an from 10
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Co. s ss p SUCH A. i. ~ be sss
Feet stammerisg &C., will We performed at his Office. isA
r.: Dec Ss be s9s.pssi, he
oh. that i. has p %de 70 a. n's% ss ss
s iss i:1sS HsS = s;s
Thursday and Saturday supply yatieets public e.
s ssys with Dr. k''' recently invented and TTSi4
WHiTWsFsE ~ Yr0RE a. wnea considered D
position existence for RI eumate@ sprsins. Chlbsias
lsa i. wS;i%s Ssdss
unless you wish prove the truth Of the remark that
e Sfs:iss 4 sh ss ssiis :. to cheat.
md ss and Rs p .Is. sss
sSFF e. 1s a. :s' :
2! fss.: By Dr.
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Watson and SONS Brewery and Dis.iilerywii
ss;' :s: .;: IS
capable ss q s.iiss 70 eass
s4 'S'
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engine % hor:. Win aash.nsy
ssSs CONN.,.
and COW in iii its situated rich
ourishpg grain growing country now complete order,
to eel f 3.
@ IF s sS s s.fs may be lett on
inquire at VIM L.iish. z Hudson street
dis sm- RSM WATSON. -.
now occspedas Groccry and Liquor stov for whick
business been long established The situation COVE
early in the SPRING and a ds ~vorabls opportunity
premises. ile
NIO1ICE.-IMPORTANT To MERCHANTS and az
~ others sending letters England by the ROYAL NAH
lsesysd their Office Nos Wall street New YOrt " 70
shall placed in the English mail board the steamer BE-
Sn az
ty-feur hours the ordinary running time. . -,
N. B. Nessrs. H. 4 TO- would alsO give notice to their
puhic that they do not the above 49,
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R1CH AND POOR

RE alike benefited BY Shemans Lozepees They stand
"A high among all and need no putting make them known
ENVY AND MALICE go
have induced make attempts to psalm on worthless
articles in place IF sherman Lozenges which have done 30
nsth good, aud many.
49, 49, MILLIONS
in fact have their happy and beneficial effects
in Cnuchs Worms Headaches, Colds, Whoopipg Cough,
Asthma Consumption Plpitatiop and all Nervous diseas-
es never Known Of faag to do all that 10
claimed.
high and low unite cndn. them to all who need
safe and salutary medicine.
CLERGYMEN
have announced their yrus from their pupits and amidst
their congregations. -
have commended them their patients when their skill
had faed to give relief
soeped boy hood and their declining made com
Portable hsppy using Lozengesslw'ye ash
for shermans Lozenges aud taat get thsm-they
alone will DR. Shermans Warehouse at LOG Mas
street.
Agens-Io ard Broadway 1888 Bowerv y East Broad
1875 Fuen street. Brooklyn K.dng, State st, Boston
Burgers, 20 South Third street, Ph,adelDhia I'll
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MECHANICAL LAMP
IU1DE uDTyCE

tdhE-HOtNE,
No ss7 Broadway between Anthony and Leonard street.
ERESH Importation Of Mechanical Lamps. The subscriber
respectfully that he has just received from Parts
the most complete and splendid assortment OF the
Lamps imported in this country emf the latest
fashionable patterns in Parsogeksr
with ab.auuL variety of Glass Obes Fancy Porcel and
Paper Shades, Tapes Sc. &C., all which may be
mined al his store, No. 337 Broadway.
The superiority Of the Mechanical Lamp, combining le-
in the consumption OF Oil with
the brilliant aud regular diffusion Of light tabshed
by general appreciation.
Ihepcss reduced that they do much exceed the
OF the common lamp.
T.. ID. SAXrON.
eSuoccssor In A. DAcox,
film s37 Broadway.