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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-19

10 Madame CASTELAR, yesterday afternoon left
this city for Philadelphia, where she intends to give
scoacert On Friday next.
Mr. Bernard has gone to Montreal for the purpose
OF making arrangements TO produce French Ope-
He u one OF the celebrated troupe which has
gwen much satisfaction at Niblos, and the COM
pany which he is about to introduce to our neigh
bors in the British Provinces will doubtless be high
ly popular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-19

Co. julia TurnbuI j. re.enssged at the Albany
Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-19

BURTON, the comedian, is playing at the Alban,
Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-19
ARRIVAL OF THE
S L E A NJ S HIP
C. A L E d O N / A F!
FOURTEEN DAYS LATER.

Riots In wales-Arrival OF Count D'0rsRy
and the Countess OF Blessington In the
Acadia, ineog Insult TO the American
Minister at Oxfotd-Ireiand md Irish AT
fairs tremendous Meeting at Ennis
Violent speech OF MIR. shea Lalor-War-
like Movements IN the. scinde-The state
OF Affairs In China and India-An Exam
pie for Kings IN PortugsI-Crisis In the
Affairs OF Greece-insurrection In SPAIN
Serious Indispcsition OF Earl Grey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-19

Here man had taken up his position with
sword, with which, as the Lberator approached
he cut the cord 10 the GENRE, and the chain wa
shivered on both sides, amid The shouts and accla
nations OF thousands, that rent the air for mi
nutes"
The meeting was held on the race ground, AM
Mr. OConnell assembled the platform, accompanie,
by Mr.. Tom Steele, Mr. Charles O'ConneJl. "Coun
slllor" OLesry. and three French gentlemen. d
the motion oil Mr.. h. Brdgman, NJ p and Justic,
Of the Peace, the Chair was taken by Mr.. Csvnel;u
OBrien, NJ p. and Justice OF the Peaee'
Mr.. OConnell in his speech said tie nomen, h,
had 5000, 600 repealers he would begin another 90
reer. They would have parliament. Ir,ipn,
should once more belong TO Irishmen.
At the dinner he said the British ministry wer,
divided on the Irish question-they would not us.
coercivc measures He was certain Of the fac,
&c Sec.
~, 700 to 400. 900, many Of them women; sno o n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03
.CuARLEsToy. April %


Co,,ea.-Onr receipts Of uplants continue
to fall oif-they amounted during the pas,
week 10 bu, 3l42 bales. or which isl0 by wa
ter, and i6;s2 by rnii road Exported in same
time 1913 bales; leaving on hand shipping
stock of l54s5 bales. exclusive Of 1850 bales
on shin board no, cleared. and reducing the
stock since lasi week 7+l0 bnles. As regards
the genera. features Of the market, we would
observe THAI holders eviuocd au unainching
tirmness throughout the week; and the trans.
actions were mol only made a, tho fullFrices
of the week previous. but we heard Of some
instances where an advance on them was
claimed. These remarks are principally ap-
plicabc 10 the operations made up to Thurs.
day evening. Yesterday oil bu, ons or two
purchasers i,hdIew, aud the market evidently
closed very heavy, with an effort to buyers TO
obtain arcductinn, which. however. thns far.
was 10: accomplished by them. The daily
sales are rs follows: On Saturday. I6 bales;
Monday. 1916; Tuesday. S75; "Wednesday.
1859: Thursday, GAO; yesterday, 67L;-mak-
ing grand total Of 55H bales. at price, rahs-
ing from A 10 CTS. according to quality -Mer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03
HAMBURG, April 9

HAMBURG, April 95.
Renaeyks.-The steamer Britannia has ar.
rived bringing Liverpool dates mp 10 the Sti'
Apri We look upon them as favorable to
our Cotton dealers. and hope to see prices
steady for some time. In fact. the accounts
arc oi moro Importance TO lhecommercia! com.
muuily than have reached rs for some time
back. Letters from Liverpool represent the
marke, in a seod condition, and animated, sales
reaching 10000 bales per day, and The demand
has been freely unri 5y holders: the market
well sustained in the face Of a tremendous i'm
pom, aud speculaiors have entered into pur-
chases freely We, however. have no idea that
the market viii take 4 sudden rise. or thar ii
will reach srea, deal higher than present prl.
ccs; enongh however to wurran, our planters
in raising the article. -.
Cotton.-Odr market. is quite firm to-day,
and sales made readily at going prices. Since
the Inst six days, prices have advanced fully 4
CT. on lair lots, and there is disposition among
buyers 10 90 n little farther. Prices range To.
day from 4 To g. cts.; principle sales 81 10 Gets
We hope mex, week 10 give better statement
of The market, Us the accounts have been re-
ceivcd so late thai we cannot fairly sec INTO
opern.iot,s.
Freigh,s and Exchange reniaiL unchanged.
-JcuraGl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03
AUGUSTA, Apri; q.


Remarks :s-T'hc favorable adyices from En-
rope, received by the steamer BRITANNIA, have
had some influence in this and oiher markets
from which wc haYe already heard. We be-
lievn t,a. tlluse advlces arc considered iavoia-
bic, nu, 30 much on account OF expected nd
vances in the prices of American produce. 81
on accnunl of revival of general business.
aud Of -pcicep!ibh restoration oi coiitucnce
in oil commercial Ope,atIons. In Europe ana
especially in England. money was abIndahi.
aud remaining idle ia the vn;ii,s Of the Bank oi
England; bu, &c tho rate OF interest had been
reduced, and money conld be obtained III . 10
% per cent. per annuin. and rs there were
prospects Of murt: stability in conlncrc !ai ope'
ra,:ons, il was anticipated that this supcrabnn'
dance of money would soon bc safely ly'in:ested,
which it was anticipated would inpari more
activity 10 trade and commerce. The tccoun's
from the BRITISH, manufacturing districts, aud
also from those Of tho continent OF Europe, re-
prrsen, their coudilion rs improving. and do
iur Il safe bu5iuess. if not 4 very profitable
one. We consider this informaiion n Is highly
fl. orablc To the maintenance ONLY tor present
prices for the grea, staple OF oar section o' the
union, though We may CONTINUE to ieceive IN
formation tha, the Improvement oil winch wc
have been advised. had been sustained Gnc Is
prog ressing. An advance III prices could be-
reasonably expected. If the supply Of our pro-
drce did mol 90 SD much beyond the demand,
though large increase in ;he consumption
may be anticipated. uhis view OF the
subject, we've we dealers in our staple, we
would be cautionsi in our operations. and Suari
against the fluctuations tl,at may happen. We
would &C, with prudence, and disregard all an
,icipalons OF material advance III the Euro.
peun markets. If the stocks OF goods have
grca,lv diminished in the manufactures. aud
are hardly sufficient y meet The demand, we
uiusi bear in mind that the activity stated 10
have sprung up in Inc manufacturing districts.
will soon repienah those stocks, and IN suiii-
cicni quantity TO meet any extra demand that
can be made. During this process the pricc
of the raw material may advance. and perhaps
4 decline from the previous cnuen' prices.
We speak Of transactions during the present
season. With regard to prices afterwards,
every thing will depend on the extent oi The
crop now growing Ia this Country. aud on. the
openns OF new markets for The safe Of MANI.
fac,urcd goods, r:o. only from Europe bat irou'
this country.
Cctton.-TEc advices from Europe have had
influence in our market. The advance Il fully
ic., and on higher qualities. which nre very
scarce, about &c. The demand il active. but
owing 10 the small quantity Of the article offer
ing. tho operations nave no, been so extensive
as they would Otherwise have been. The re-
ceip,s continue 10 be light, and the market clos.
ed yesterday with firm feeling. We quote
extremes fiom 81 to 81. though there is Cotton
in the murke, held a. above our highest quota.
ucp. Chief sales to ccnts.--ConS''su.iOH-
ah,:.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03

Another Bloody Pri.e Fight !ATbcrc
was brutal prize 6sh,. of the bloodies'
character, on 18th April near Goose Ia
vern. Is miles from Philadelphia. between
freeman. an English bully, and young
brick maker OF The city named Rusk.
They fought Us rounds, 10 presence oI
several hnndred persons. who s'arled
from Tavern in Librefy street. In
the 50h round. the Pbiladelphian's eyes
were completely closed. but through
the interference o! friends. he continued 10
fight, and eventually proved victorious.
The bet between The helliecrcu,s alone,
is stated at Sj00.-N, \. Piebiaa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03
From he Spectator.

Hear 6oM sides and then decide.-Thc
policy OF this country is 10 look to its COM
merce Us iae aeiirc Ggent, IN seeking mar
ke,s for the sale or interchange OF tic pro.
duc,ious Of agriculture and tho mechanic
arts. li'measures Of Government cripple
his agent, The efiec, Immediately is fel,
by the fatmer, The manufacturer. and tho
mechanic. is n prostraiion Of ali these
branches Of industry. We need no, better
illustration Of this than Is Mt this moment
presented. By false impression iha,
speeiai projections would work benehcially,
we find commerce Frustrated, and the re-
sui, is that the field, lhe factory. and the
tcorkshop, arc left with their respective
productions ccumulaiing on their huuds,
and no market or demand for them. "Po.
iiticul eronomists'' may dcscanr through
laboring volumes TO show The advantages
or disadvantages Of "counlervailius du-
ties" "home protection" &c. &c; but
practical meu will mot fail 10 perceive the
difference belSeen theory and practical
results. We never knew the time when
orr commerce ilouEisbed. ihai al other
interests were not. also in prosperous CON-
d.iion. Nor did VIC ever know the lime
when our commerce. was prostraied, tina.
all other branches of industry were tin
sackcloih and ashes.
Suppose. by rigid system Of what is
called home protection, our commerce, as
II naturally musI, goes GU, Of existence, or
sinks TO The condition Of that Of Italy or
China. on what canwe rely to guard cur
homo system from the interference Of "ou,-
side barbarians Can we man our ships
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03

.Aceiden,.-Thc Madison iGco.) Mis-
eellany says -" \ very distressing acci-
den, occurred in our town on Monday
morning last. As the buardcrs Of The
American Hotel were about passing ou,
from the brcakfas. table. one O! the guards,
who had arrived from Miliedgeville, for
the purpose Of conveying the convicts TO
The Pcni,entiary, took up pistol in tho
bar TO examine i, previous TO going to tho
Jail. While in the act of letting down the
hammer upon the cap, the pistol was dis.
charged, and a young gentleman from
Greene county, Mr.. Wm. X. Daniel, re-
ceivcd the entire discharge Of ftwenIy-one
buck.shot in his breas, and neck, a, dis
lance Of about five PAGES. The pistol was
larg &C horse pistol aud was heavily chars-
ed. Drs. .Ogilby aud Jones were in i'm
mediate a,tcndance, and though il was
at irs. though, impossible for him to sur,
vive. we are happy TO state ,ha. he is now
doing well, with every prospect Of speedy
recovery.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03

for the occasion out of Our factories aud
our mines /? We must mol forget the alb
solute necessity OF possessing the means
of manning navy, aud This can only be
done by sustaining an active commercial
marine.
Mr.. CALuouN's policy has always been
to watch strictly The progress of measures.
Desiring TO So. all the leading Interests ol
The country prosper alike, he has been al
ways found the ready champion TO check
orerreaching propensi,ies on The one side,
and give a lifting hand to the orerreached
on the other. BY this course,he may have
exposed himself to The ingenious and urs-
tuL. wto are always ready to quote par
fia,,y. 10 bear out the charge Of seeming
Inconsistency; but the in'ellisen. observer
will not fail 10 remark and sustain our as
SEXTON. Tha, he has always been the
sleadlas, advocate Of commerce and agH.
culture. is BECAUSE he believes and knows
that these two Interests mus, be sustained
al all hazards, aud then all other interests
will prosper.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03
Cn,rMn1, Anril u.

IOLUMBIN, HpTII "
.Co..on.-Thc market ,as orcn brisk and &c
tive during the pas, week. and the sales have
been comparatively large, both from stores aud
wagons. ai All advance Of fully ! e!u cent on
all descriptions, We ROW quote prices 50 a
81 cents. extremes; mos, sales nj > u s..
Exchange gr-On Charleston !, and on New
York ner cent prem.
fre;gIts.-Of Cotton to Charleston. tY rircr
or railroad, IS cents per ba!c.-Careiia:=n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03

"Eeonomy is WeaIh,"-In these lines
Of pecuniary distress. this old maxim is
worthy Of being remember and aclei upon.
"A penny saved Isl penny earned" is
also anolhcr maxim, worthy Of uotc. How
many persons are now bitterly reProach-
ing themselves for their previous extrava-
gance aud luxurious living. wilhou, The
courage to carry out the reform they know
10 be necessary to retrieve their dilapida-
ted fortunes But the time has come when
a large nnjori.y Of oui citizens must com
mence a system Of rcrenchmeni, or sink
rapidly irlo a state OF hopeless .povery
and want. A timely scl!.dcniai, iutlicious
ccoromy and persevcring industry. may
aver such result. Up an1 be. dong.
then; cut of all useless expenditures; be
industrious. and with perseverance aud
the blessing Of God, you vii! soon change
the aspec, Of the ,imes.-Souther" Ch'0n-
icic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Mp \ OLIVER TOW LES. Esquire
EO Ordinary of Edseticld District.
Whereas Beunct Perry, hath applied TO
me for Letters Of Administration on all
aud singular The goods and cha,tcls. rights
and credits Of Willis Borry. late Of the
District aforcaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite aud acmou-
ish al! aud singular, the kindred aud Gre
d;tors OF the said deceased, 10 he and ap-
rear before me, Il, our next Ortlinary's
Court for the said District TO be holden a'
EdgeicId Cour House OF The l5:h May.
ls43, 10 show causc If any, why the SAID
ADMINISTRATORS should no, be sranicd.
Given under ,ny hand and seal this 2nd
day Of May. one thousand eight hundred
and forty two. and in the sixty-seventli
year OF American independence.
O.TOWLES, %. ED.
Mny3 - l25l 2i Ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03

4 Sorry Mda.-Dan Marble tells n
story abou,a Yankee tailor duuniug man
FOR the amount OF his bill. The man said
he "was sorry. very sorry that he couldn't
par IL" WELL" said the tailor, I'll took
you for man that would be sorry. hut if
you arc sorricr Than am, I'll qli,."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03


By His Excellency JAMES II. HAxxoxp. Esq.
Governor und COMMANDMENTS Chief in uud
: over the State of South Carolina:
WWHEREAS. in.pursuance of The Act Of
Wv the Legislature ofthis State. the yo;es
for Members Of the twcnty-cighiIi Congress
have been counted in presence Of the Govern
or, by Commissioners appointed for the pur-
pose. and j, appeHrs, that JAS. A. BLACK
has been duly elected for The Congressional
District composed Of Spartanburgh. Union.
York. and Chester, forming the First Con.
sressional District. RICHARD F.!SiMP.
SON for the DislIic. composed Of Pickens.
Anderson, GrcenvIllc. and Lanrens. forming
the Second Congressional District: JOSEPH
A. WOODWARD. for the District composed
Of Lancaster, Kersiiaw, Fairfield. Rich!and aud
Sumter, forming the Third Congressional
District: JOHN CAMPBELL for the District
composed Of Chesterfield, marlborough, Oar.
lingion. Marion, Horny. Georgetown. and
Wi..itmsbnrghi forming the Fourth Congress
sionaI District; s. BURT for the Dis,ric, co,n-
posed "f Abbcvlle. NcwberIy. Edgciield and
Lexington. forming the Fifth Congressional
District; ISAAC Z. HOLMES for the Dis
,ric; of Charleston, forming .hs SIKH Con.
grcssiona District; x. 3. RliETT iar the
D.tr;c, composed OF OTanscburg. Barnwcli
Beaufort. COllclon. and the Parish Of 81. John.
Coli nn, forming the Seventh Cun.rcssi nal
Dist -.
Now. therefore. [, J.aEs II. IIAnaarp, Go.
verIior and c :innancr.in.C ClncI in aud over
the State n: said. do issue this my proclama-
ton. notifying and declaring. according IN the
prorisions of the said Act. tha, James s. Black.
Richard +. Simpson. Joseph A. Woodward,
John Campbell. a. Burt, Isaac T.. lloIues
and Robert iiarnweil Rheu had II majority of
the votes IN their respective Congressional
Districts nf''rcss' and are duly elected Re-
presentaiiYcs in The Congress ori!c Uui'ed
Siaies.
Given under my hand aud tie sndiof The
State, Il. Columbia. this eighteenth day
of April. in the year of ouI Lord one
L.. e.. ,hou.and eigh, hundsed s; f"rty-'Irec,
AMI in The sxty.scvnnliI year of the
Independence Of Tie United States Of
America.
J. II. HAMMOND.
By the Governor:
RoHr. q. Pr:ESEr Secretary OF State.
Mays 3, il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03

The Rates Of Postage on Cheap Litera-
ture.-lnsiruciions were received al The
New York Pos, Office on Saturday, from
Washington, 10 charge pamphle, postage
on all the cheap publications oflhe day,
issued rs extras. For the future, there
fore, The postage. Oh the extras of the
Brother Jonathan and New World will
bo 81 cents 4 sheet.-Thcsc publica-
tons are also. 10 be shot ou, from Cauadu
on the first Of July.mext.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03

Killing tlco birds ,riM ore s!ons.-It is
said. thai for political salute Of one huu-
dred guns. fircd q, Albany on Thursday.
The Wings lurnisbe,I tho guns in honor OF
their success in Albany, and the Demo
Gratis the powder. in honor Of their victory
in New York. This was both good ua-
rprca and economical.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
D Ordipa-yof Edecfic!d District.

NJ
Id Ordina-yof Edgefc!I District.
Whereas, Richard Hardy. hath applied
10 me for Letters Of Administration, on
all and singular the goods aud chat,e!s,
rights aud credits of Richard Ilnrdy, seur.
laIc of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and aamon-
;sha and singular. The Kindred and cred-
tors ofrho SAID deceased, 10 be aud appear
before me. a; our mex, Ordinary's Courl
for the said Dis;ric, to he holden a, Edge
field Court House Oh The 18th Of May
lSt3, 20 show cause il any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seni this 2nd
day of May one ihoussn'l eight hundred
aud lory.two, and in The sxty-seycntli
year Of American independence.
o. TOWLES. o. L.
Mays [S2 l24l 2t. IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03

We understand that reports are in cir
culaliun, Ear aui near, that the Sinai! oox
aud Scarlet Fever are rigging at this place.
Nothing was ever farther from the tra,b.
tye have mol ieari of, a single. case Of
Small pox nearer than Newbcrry District,
where, we prcsume.i il will soon be checked,
ifii has not already been done. We learn
that il was introduced there by some Ne
groes which were purchased in Charleston.
During the past winter there wero sone
cases Of scarle, fever 10 one or two fami-
lies Of Negroes at this place. bu, we have
not beard Of single white person taking
il, aud do not believe there is now case
Of i, within ten miles Of the Village
GreenciHe NogntmRecr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03
Stravees
Dyspepsia, Serofrlous and Ci, onic Lirer
Diseases.

NSR0M thcsubscribe... plantation on Bcacl,
a islrnd. on the 2ls insi., Two upbroke
Mare MULES, name reached, one is yellow
bny with roam lace, Tho other dnn with IL
black streak coHn her back, with white nose
and black rugs on her legs. Any inionna;ioa,
WI DC thankfully received, and a liberal 70
ward VII be given tor the delivery of the AMI.
mals. Direct 10 Augusta. Geo.
JAMES 4. GARDNER.
Apn! 2G q l3
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Cos1aRaherc5a2.
EIiraet Of q litter seesirca ia Charleston. dated
LYEaPooL, April 3.

LIVERPUUL, q IItII D.
The receipts OF Cotton are certainly ea0r-
nous. The Great Western accounts have
quite staggered speculu,ois. and they have al-
together quilted the market. we think. how
ever, decline will bring them back again, al-
ready prices in the las, two days are ! down,
when sales have TO be made.
Whilst these accounts reach yon, !; Is re-
m.rkabIs ,ha, Tor a month Of such heavy busi-
ncssa bare I'd rise, (now !ost) should only have
been cu,..-Afe1cuYg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03

Small Por in Ne;rbcrry.-Wc learned
from a respectable citizen Of Newburry,
about two weeks ago. that nipe cases Of
small pox bad occurred in lha, District
all negroes. from Charleston and nine Of
them had terminated in death: and that
the citizens. in their alarm. had prevented
The physicians from attending them. by
warning them that they would moi employ
them again, If they did SO. We scarcely
know which are most reprehehsible. in
such cases, the physicians, or they who
deprive the afflicted Of their aid, by such
warnings. 1t is The duty OF The former. TO
incur the risks inciJen: to the profession
tssy bave voluntarily assumed, and dis
regard oil such warnings and any one
who does not. should be discounrenaneed
hY ali, les, he, deal hy them. in similar
alfliciion. as he has done by others either
frum fear Of disease, or Of loss OF practice.
-Souih- CG-olinirR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03

,srprias a,,.i reap the apples Of Sodon instead
Of Tic cissicrs Of Esheo!. Ergo. gentle reader.
we invite yon to sahscri5a for die Planter,
pay in advance. (neyer read on iick,) ninsle q
little charity with your criticisms, and then II
we are not to yunr taste why
NJ B. Having ucs inade our deb@ we hope
subscribers will soon make theirs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03
Notice.

GOME person has borrowed from mr. Libra
~ ry. an English edition Of Shakespeare
and aso an American edition OF The same. in
9 vols. 3rd vol. Johnson's Lives Of the Poets.
and lst vol. Of Theirs French Revolution. and
would be much obliged TO them to return
them, or let me know where they are.
F. w. PlCKENS.
Mays q II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-03

Tsmps5Gaee.-Thc Temperance -adsoease'
says:--. Mr.. Cary viii finish bis tour, and be
in Columbia tho lst Monday in May, where
he expects to remain one week. he will De
ready to proceed 20 visit oransobu's. Cole
ton. Barnwell, Hambusrh, Augusta, and hdge'
field, in the course Of the three or four succeed
ing weeks, fhe be invited TO do so. Com
,nunicaiions, postage paid. addressed 10 ham
or DR.. Leland, viii be promptly answered
and attended to.
IN. b. After tho above arrangements are
completed, say Is, of Juee. Dir. Carey will be
IN readiness again to turn attention TO those
upper Districts or Local Societies, that may
intimate a reques, through DR.. Leland o. Co
iumbia, Chairman Of the Executive Commit.
tceos the State Temperance Society.
Fellow citizens, you need fear no agent oi
darkness. no CT APrLEros IN in this honest,
unprcsuming, supplemented man. He is well
known u, home. His name we zee frequently
mentioned Gor good, in the Temperance pa
pers ofhis own city, Baltimore; and he has
bsen known, tried. and proven here aforc.ime.
ae is man. humbly telling the story Of bis
own errors in peniience and sorrow, ,ha, he
may thus advance the canse of.reforn, which
he has 30 truly and honestly at heart"