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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13
WING National Convention.

XXLXtk Dlstriet-ORtarlo and LiViHgsios.-
We have already announced the choice Of hon.
CHARLES h CAESoLL as Delegate. CHARLES
Coli also OF Livingston isSabs:itate. No instrGc
tbs were adopted, bat the CAnandAigus RsPost
tory says;
at Hl ,srs.o,i before thS Convention took vo'e
upoa Jadss CAkx7LLs appointment that bis hfs cloce
would Mr.. bu should MS prospects be hopeless
In tire Convtnuos he woud sye bis vote sn1 bis ndu-
for GRIN. Sc The understood % be ne
views OF M. CoLT
Tesacssee-IVfk Dist-WmLIAM Mo66AN.
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THEODORE RoMEYS, Esq-This gentleman one
OF the distinguished members Of the Detroit bar s.
as NC Learn from tbs Ado OF that city about TO
tabi.h himself here ia the legal profession.
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~ w. h.,. on s5 20 ossstoas 70 Ass'r. "Ds'
Roger. ~ fotsss p.p.r. BY NE ast Steamer we "'
th.r 1.1tor. 0f cary eopl.s.
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SERMON BFroKK -RE AEEKgcAs AND FOREIGN BIsLs
sociErr we did intend ts relor he Substance OF this
s'rEoo, cesegsd last ighi by Rev. NJ. TuASBULL Ct
Harioo, e0i the sgAce sready devoted same
on toe outside. aud THE tendency q foreign news
eonpels Is 70 reaaeaish the idsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

MAISE-Amendments . tne constitution Of
Nancy WHICH, instead OF majority over all simple
uara.y n votes VS. declared sahcent Tor me ec.oa
5f Governor, senators and Assene ymen-wcfc voied
man hy the peo,e 81 TIE safe lately, and he eeneE4
anou was that majority h1t been given IN favor &C
heu tappe-rs now however tsSt the usl 5fity agAisf
IN. am-ndnsnt relative 20 tho Cove ruar s s20-trzi
rst ~ ore relative e. sens Crs only Sand ior tnat
rl,,vr to As.enbiysaen 6sT - ih4- heeaner the A.
serosmel oaiy all d chosen b. paTahly Of so.os-
lC.uneg s1d Qulrer.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER AND SUICIDE -lne -.
Isuis Ua0n tells tale 90 10 VS. tassH o. board
sfs Lucy serrsui ca Der ~aJ 90 h-okuk w.
colc-t the as clothes vet snd ihat Ne eafred
Bo~is srie l. ls tlsm Dgrns tle gtsafs he acted u
very strange slue fhes cn'us O. ki aaI person q %
IA ui5 touch BIN ans isst hsio-s r-ecnins AHc. 10
safsas iuc he ~af-r Drowned before tn Boa
eoad reach a Oufe s'iDg he circums, urcc a. AM
the Oh 'sfs V.r- t1d Ia "a 0ody II af5eftd mao s1
o-en ie1o -hrs -.gs preylggs aad there Sa' i-
eoupt thu he p=tsla IA qsasaoa bal committed nc
crime.
.NAyiGATloN The first boat from Buffalo DR. J.
3. e MOOD. Va TsHoroos, uas,-r arrived hers
yestsrenr With 81 L. recruits enlisted b. Capt w r
AnereEs,A barao, y. I. Albany Atlas, llth-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

Tn. immedists liabilities sre reduced slSooo COO ~he
the s.sets are only reduced s55oOO The reduction Of
has drawn down the deposits 10 almost the same
extent The psper in many which ws' thrown cut
o the Bank p.rlr has been 10 the street BY capital
i.,, who have drawn their deposits hon the same b'ns
for the purpose.
A new Bank. 10 be called the Utica City Bank
+. to be established Utica with capital Of S25 600
The Stockholders Of the Delaware and Rartsn
Canal and Camden aud Amboy Rsilroaa and Transports
ton Companies met at thu Princeton Basin on Wedret
day Thomas 5Park, IN tho Chair and W m r she'man
s-orst,ry; .nd motion of Lewis hm Of Philadelphia
authorized th. Dector their discretion 20 subscribe
the half million Of dolss agreeable To the act Of he lie
s.ature 10 tbs Of the proposed Beldere Delaware
RI Tho resolution "a 10 these words
R,,olued That the Stockholders o. tho D-isvne and
Rsritsn Canal sod Camden sod Amboy Railroad snd
Transportation Companies DO hereby awe to th- Of'et
os " said Companies, dlseretonay wet @ 'uo'csos
Or not fss may think best sVoo OF the STOCK ~
the Belvder. Delaware Rsroid Company, a. Authorised
by snd in .ecordanee With the act passed by me
tnr. Of NswJsrssy for that purpose Fh- stocshodrs
companies that they have the charter OF ths bsvsere
Delaware Railroad estefaly examined beioie MAKING
said subscnPion
Rocks are now open in Mobile for subscription
q the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad TO he fh inst over
s9C0 600 had been subscribed.
According to the Ere Observer the cashier ofthe
Erie Bank says he has but not st present available
to redeem all the bills in circulation.
The receipts on the Little Miami Railroad for
Aerl have been as follows, viz
Freight. .................sl5.6ai "a s'0.o5 So
P,,sengsTs ............... b,37 81 y5If 81
Total ..................s1 982 - s24lO 10
Comparative total receipt, for April for the as, four
years: 900 49, ,S.S
lsi5 :, sl lsse sns ~ ss sts
Trere has been slight faliog OF 10 the receipts for
fsisht for the month this IL owing TO the unPrece
denied receipt. OF Flour last year the following fs,s
will show
No Of barrels Flour transported over the Road In
April
No Of barrels Flour In April $685.
Total H. 10
The amount of whisky Is about the 80 last year
say 900 barrels per month
The Railroad will be open through 10 tho Lake,
when 40 mmsn.e increase Of business msy be expected
The condition OF monetary affairs at Sc. Louis is
very gloomy Dshonored bills retained from NewOr.
leans by every boat and merchants begin TO suffer
IT, house engaged extensively In The produce business
hs, suspended payment Money scarce, and even with
those who have money IL Is questonsble whether they
esn realize anything In produce, and they will not ven
turs Eastern Exchange has been In very sctiye demand
81 "a Z prem
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sIarker..... CAREFULLY rsps, ted for TAe TS,s-m4

AsHES-rhe market IL heavy. Sales Pos have been
inside A. So showing decline Of 50 cents and Pearls
8 p About 100 b1ls changed hsrds
COTTOS-Ths market for Cotton is steady. bat net
ysry sctivs About 300 bales char ged bancs withou
We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

IowA.--The Dubuque Tribune Of the 81 INST
publishes from the iosa R,porie1 What Parpo'ss
to be complete and onciS returns Of the lows Elee-
tion 70, Superintendent Q! Public distraction, giving
the election to I. II Benton. Jr- Loco, by ~ maj
We think there must BE- sonne mistake about sais.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

KNOWS HArs-l.g FULION.sTREET

He'd hi.. = queen. an be faisec blister
Nith bis .r.a. round her neck. snd n, OidFsh Rafa
ksdres. the kins viii ihe name u Mister,
Aod ash the price q the throne be at on
III The genuine Ysnsee would dare the Shove With
Od Feb Hat on, what couldn't be accomplish with
OF Knox's beet
Tao Hsss Of his manusctpre posses slo.' ard eril
sney ~hsh weather seems TO dim, nor rough u'ss
t.n.h md have s.o body and durability that The cor
rosns tooth Ct tins can hardly effect. There auslua
mSiued enable him meet decidedly 10 take the shine II
all competitors
AMssic.S Musical I>srITUrE. 80 BRosDwn.-rhs
truly useful Institution Opeas cai, Tor the in.rueiiee
L>iies al Gentlemen o. the Guitar thevenios Five
dollars ror qasrttr cal Instruction on Monday
.t,s Gertl-usa two lsdes ou- dollar per quarter.
Dsy,s Roors AND GMrEss.-NATgISs, lli Ful'oU 81 Do
ptNs cersiuiy tho Ia setting up boots snd sat
ers We ADVISE b. i'h really gocc and hsndscns
sticss moderate prices % eive him call mSiS Tweed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

as- TsoNAs NJ. BURGESS. Wbig. hss been
chosen Mayor % Prov dssce K receiving 6s2 woes ou.
q 6S2
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~ SAMUEL CAKgraEks, Esq Of Madison Co.
10 casddsse Cor Congress in the LIST Congressional
District OF Missoan.
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b. Telegraph TO the Ne,c- York Tribune.
wisconsin EIecrIon-whiss Elected.

DErsoiT. Thufsdsy MAJ il
The Wigs have been most shlcsingly defeated
In Wisconsin IA FAR as heard from, NELsoS DIV
EY. the 1co Foco ca ldids,s for Governor LEADS
TwEEDY aOoat CO., The Legi.lztare IS largely
Loco ia both branches. Ia the 1t Congressional
District WiLLfAs PITr LTSDE, Loco i, elected BY
larse majority. Also II. C. DAELISo, Loco IN
the I'D District.
We have no doub;ths Whole Loco state ll'Ae'
i. lected Its as follows.
for,ynsr... NrLsos DEWEY, Of Gf'1i 90
+, Gsy JOSH HoLNEs. ofJs1sf'on Co
-. 49,, Tso..s HcHUcH Of Wolzorth Co.
g-,.,,,,,, -J.fsUs c FAiscHrLD, Of Din= Ca
49,. en- J.Mss $ BSowS, x Wsetse Co
,f,cblgan-V WING state Convention.
AovEarIsEs OFFICE, DETsolT, Asy IT,
Tho Michigan Vhig State Convention s6lo1rntd
.o.ssv The attendance was unusually large al
me very best feeling prevailed throughout
Toe delegates appointed to represent Michigan
IN me Wing National Convention are as follows ;
Dslegates at Large
Jo.,Ya R. WILLIAMS, St. Joseph ADDISON {.
CoysTocK. LenEwee County.
DISTRICTS.
s.Nf BARsrow. Detroit; CHAs P BABcocK and
E. W PICK. 49,, r,.-
Hon. JACOB 81 Howard Of Wayne Co. hEIh-
xt.HJ. WELLS of Kalamazoo Co. HESRr B. La
rupop If Jackson HIRAm MILLER Of Saginaw
aod Il. WALDFos.
The Delegates were by unanimous vote IN
,,rpcted TO vote for Mr. CLAY in Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

~ Las.d.v Of those beautiful SGD universally sdnir
81 solving Views which 81 advised 10 call 'ud
81 = thew are removed from the Museum The oih-res
'ef lnsnt, which uausosiy attractive tae plss.
q nd quarter before s. The sePs'o eoieeios o. Wa
st,tuars AID the Giaa, Bahy car b. snd usAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

CANAL NAVIGATION The slow and easy pro-
cess OF enlAreiug our Grand Canal at the rate OF
about one thirteth per annum will long subject It's
nsvigstors to annoying delays and casualties. Ev
cry y ear there are new embsnkments TO be tested
ne feeders 10 be depended on greatly enlarged lev
els to FILL and will be for twenty yesrs 70 come de
laying the opening Of navigation every Spring and
obstructiug il titerwMd. BY the retsograde policy
Of ls42 the State has been subjected, in addition
to ali these TO heavy damages aud soss OF interest
on the annually augmented capital expended IN the
prosecution Of the Enlargement mainly nnProduc-
tive until the work Is completed, which Will be
sselled . aggregate OF many millions oi dolss
Some OF the effects Of this policy are now ex-
hibting themselves The Erie Canal is and is long
10 be an incomplete work. Nobody can saiely
predict when the water is lex into IT, how soon the
long levels " III be filled. The new entertainments
are loose and porous If not absolutely leaky, &nd
must 80 continue until the last OF them shall have
had time 10 become solid and retentive after the
work shall have been completed. Some that were
last year hazardous are this year secure; but
meantime others have been constructed which are
10 be tested Ia turn So il will be for years and
years 70 come
mails this Spring on the 81 Of May. They let in
water accordingly bat there bad been little snow
1, melt aud hh the streams in the Spring While
April had been exceedingly dry, and the streams
were generally lower than had ever before been
known At that season. The Gsnesee especially,
from " hich much is required, was almost dry, and
the levels eastward Of Rochester could not be filled
TO the required depth for severs days. From this
AID similar impedments on other sections the nav
iration has been seriously obsrGciec. and some II
the ForW srders have united 70 throw the blame
on the Canal Ohicers-a folly which some OF the
more recAlsss Of the Loco.Foco j0urnsls have ca
gerry seized upon the complaint IS party osPitAi-
Ii they will tell US hOw the Canal Commissioners
open the windows Of heaven. 50 as 70 soak TIE
parched earth and Iii the scsnty streams, they ~ll
show that lheir grumOling Is rot wholly absurd
MAtSE.-Ihe Legislature of the Stats OF Maine
assembled a. Augusta on Wednesday last Ia
the seosse, Hon. Caleb r. Aver OF the Oxford
! Senatorial District was elected President Daniel
1 L Pike OF Augusta, Secrelsry-each receiving ls
votes the whole number cast. Rev. John II. la
/ graham was elected Chaplain. In the House Of
Representa- Hugh D. Mcclellan, ESQ. the
former Speaker wSs reelected, and Samuel Bel
chez the Clerk ci the last House. WAS also reflect
ed-sA Leo Focos. The vote for Speaker stood
Scr Mr. MoLeliaa. 81 Wan. Paine. Cwhig) 40;
Scattering. 3.
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RpOoKTyN AFPAIRs

FIRE DEPARTMEST.-A. b. HoDGEs has been
elected Chief Engneer Of the Fire Department by ma
jodty Of uinety-fou votes,
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~ Col. WILlI,N CHAMBERS OF 81. Louis died
- - v On The = iast the Of 81 year, he "a,
or Of TIE ay pioneers of bs West sod By HE ersfsy
eecnoug srd perseverance, had amused ~ imme rse ,
Loss the only cherif0r Of which ns dsnf hfer he
vie OF Robert Tyler Esq q Louisvils, KY
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NEw PAPER-A new "Old Hunker' paper has
in.t been ,arted called the KingI County Patrot'
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NFW RAChEI--hlFs--fN = uuuttSfriA fAhN q fNA
agreeable party assembled on Thursday. on beard
he new Hsvre packet s. Denis and tina. sort Of house
warning was celebrated We regret tina. We were uus
DE to be present. happy repeat the assurance Of
all the participants that everything delightful and
the ship all that pack can be. She belongs to Nesrs.
Royd Hncken line and sssfor Havre Monday next
FoK1UyArE EscAPE-A man named Patrick
Dunu arrested he Five Poin's 10 sac - lnteS
-ston ls-' light On searching him the sum o. Si'N
wee found 10 hs possession which he said he had drawn
from the ns6eld Savings Bank, Mas. Dismissed.
IseUFsr-Cofoner Walters held an inquest yes
terday a. the foot Of CGthsnes on the body OF an IN
Known found floating In The dock 81 that pIsec Inc
a-c-sed was about ~ years " and seemed 70 have
been IN tho or twelve days de was dressed IN
Sailors round ;set, ~oolsn NaeaeiAvei aafs 'tppea
easamsre pants, shoes. and around hs meek o,aes st
handkerchief The Jury returned verdict Of found
crowned.
GExRRAL SEssI0Ss-At the opening OF the
Coun IN. trial Of ssPh ChsmY reported yeserdayl ives
concluded By the jury finding me gr.onsf say sos as
Sswslly alas Julia johnson, alas bse'tssA sts Ns
tried FOR sieslinF, the 9TH Of Apil a. sl-- l1n
Michael Bounsy The facts were thst bonney, while
pa,.ns through mcD'usslst was secosted by me as
sused rho then dussed female who invited MN
re accordingly went nt1 area when The aeen,sd pot
his hands into bis pocket and ooS tne money no 50
arrested ard tho Second District Police, mere
he VS.. Identified B. efstesg Pete. The Jury instantly
found him guilty, and he VISA sentenced 90 ibs SAFE
Prison Tor yetfa.ss r 1tficA Rl.nsrJ s'tNN
uk 90 night Of tho 0h Of Dec-mhri aot 81 IRE ~
ne sog house No an Orange-st The svideaee was
that accused hsd been rjected rom tad premises o
payment Of rent aod the nre was discoveries on na
nsht IN question From various thrsa,s msde oy the &C
rused aud the Of h, coming DOT OF the mouse on re
rsht OF the Are Just u has broke out ne Was se'pee
I'd a. the iucen'iary For the defence u Was SHOWN 10
evidence that the accused az home enjoying me com
MANY Of so. fencs az the time the offence 10 alleged 70
have been committed 1hs Jury, after orei ao'-hce
rendered verdict Of not guilty. The Court then sd
iourned until this morning.
PolIcE.-A fellow named Isaac Boyd was taken
ipt, custody on a charge Of indesenty exposing his
person ia the street IL sppesrs thst be was per
m annoyance T. the neishborhood Tor the last few weeks
COMMITTED 70 prison in ceaut Of $500 bsil. Ralph
Prstt ala, the Doctor residing at ~ Chsmbersst anf
r.sf-i on charge Of foniou.y getting possession Of sew
-ral psis Of curtains valued 81 S from waiter D Cho
Of No st9 Pssr-st
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chroro.Thsrm.l gr.etItIoasr o. MeaIeIas.

~ Hbsfset worthy OF consider ration. that The Ncrh
Amsiis.n Hat Manufacturing Company, Tee. Msnpsr
Blwsry, will sell sou the kind ~ Hat. Al 49, hist
Others sell for 81 aud such others sell for - 81 iksJ
will .e fsr twenty shilling, D. All their goods sps
the lowest wholesale prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

To TIE PusLIc.-I hereby offer aud agree 10 tOfiss
81 600 DO rot sell gooa Boots for - 50 sc 'oz
Ia the city for 80 or 81 And furthermore agree 70 d
felt the sry other sells GOOD Boots '0t
81 50 as cell hs the sFssst retsil trade ofsD'
store ID the city snd shall eede.yor 70 keep By seni
better Bcos AZ less prices than any of nv esmpstton
my9 ST. n 3 JONES, IA Anc'U.
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WIDE BLACK SILKS Fos MASTILLAs AND VlsErru-
KgssETT WHEELERs establishment. 81 Csthsrne2
odsIs tho greatest Inducements in this line that esn
found In this city, Richu.ed, olboiisd Gros de Rhlns
aa,,eoni and Gros de Ahie Black silks are offered O.
Cd sotth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

~ DS BAssIsS's Brace 10 the only ins'rumert svs
inysnted t6at perfectly supports the human body gives
strength to the voice, lung. and back, and s nvsssas
for wesk ladies' and gentlemen The siokns ct the ses
seh, luags and side 1, Immediately relieved By ia use
-Four dsy. trisl given Al cement Be msds "a
person. living out Of the city BY which they ~ men
Once 500 Broadway. myll 81
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~ isYsovEO hAesETIc hAcsIsss, win hsnas
Up 4coI Sy;rg full Instructions FOR their Csc Prices s
. and sA II. SHERWOOD, MD.
myl0 WAS. lo2 Chsmoena
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" FREScH SHAW. 10 Ann 81 have on hand ard m
manufacturing tho largest cheapest and best ssoitnsHta
boots hes and gators IN the city ant bound % r
ressds quslity snd pees, to distance all comp'ntOa
Boots and shoes made from the choiee Ffse
stock, and all good, warranted mylSA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

JEssY LIsD.see toe Advertisement Ia smother eosni
hsseef Der 5ekoo 0lssE or The Jenny Llnd ~
Obs" myt0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

| Do YOU Want An UMBRELLA ,-GGsIs. ga Brosdssi
furnish you one Of sny quality teHeePt b,d 0rsJ
and st any price texeepts high one Amst.usi 10 esh
o.ties OF the kind respectfully invited call and 81
anime the extremely rich collection ct 2l4 Srossw Wy "
| posite st Psuls mYl2%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13

GESIs's SPRING AND SUaM1R HArs-Tne unexpected
ly large demand for the subscribers Spring Hats h,v'l
exhausted his frs, stock be /, now prepared to forsia
bis friends aud the public from entirely fresh sspsJ
from his mandatory Of elegant Beaver and aoe'iin
Hats made in the latest style, aud at the prices
heretofore. The finest qaalit' Of Besye' Hat. @i
the beat moleskiu, 81 second quality moleskin, s.
GENIS, 2i4 Broadway.
mfl2S opposite ST PsaIs Church.
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GENTLEsEN's HArs-suMMER STYLE.
Pans St,aw Hats and Caps for CA,!dreA.

NEW GOODS
~ WM " BEEsE Co H,tte's. 80 srosdSsy, Nsx.
Ysrs and 1888 Cbesnut.t Philsjeis ha, will introduces
Friday, May 10. their Summer Hats for GentlemsO sad
they feel warranted la saying that they will exhibit ca
this occasion the perfect Hat offered in ths
c9untry The style will consist Of several hcfent tlnd
Of the utmost fhtne aod elegance with most superior
and s,teful hind Of trimming altogether forming ssf
sassnble Of sll that Ia snd beautiful 10 tbs sr-
A splendid a.ortment Of Psrismsce Straw Goods for
Children snd Inf.n will bs opened s, the same time
ss,ios Of materials ofsurpsus bessiy
satirsly and highly attractive. mylSa
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-23
JAYNE,S AGUE PILLS.
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE FOR
FEVER &, AGJJE. INTERMITTENT FEVER. DC


In recommending these Pills the public, the proprietor
bulaton but with full directions and few important
marks he will leave the medicine speak for ITSELF feeling
confident that its merits such wot fail to bring it
into general use indeed he sangune of the efficacy of
these Pills. he does hesitate guarantee in the
most aggra' ated cases.
By following the directions closely while taking this
preparation it's superiority the ordinary Tonic Mixtures
Pills. d. c., will be rapidly discovered
Being purely vegetable free from all foreign deeterous
mineral preparations these Pills may be taken with the
utmost safety under almost any circumstances. They
strengthen the stomach, nvgote the SYSTEM and entirely
prevent that languor and proaton of strength which al
wavs attends this disease.
They also possess decided superiority Qunine, Prs
state Of Iron, Arsenic Boneset and the other
preparations usually employed in the cure of FEVER AND
AGUE in being gently Aperient, by this means carrying
themselves off through the medium Of the bowels after they
have spent their medical powers in the stomach thus pre-
venting the accumulation Of those unpleasant symptoms that
almost universally follow the application of the aforesaid
medicines which constrngethe bowels produce congestion
uf the Liver. and remain in the system to brood diseases
dangerous than those they employed to subvert
Hence it that those remedies in the majority Of nsan
only suppress the disease for shert period while
the disease still in the system is broodng evils and
developes itself in dangerous form than at st
thus the necessity Of medicine possessing the qualities Of
DR.. JAYNEs PILLS, that be applied without the
fear of experiencing those evil effects before alluded and
with full confidence ofreceivng speedy and radical
cure OF the disease.
Thes Pills are put up in vias containing from % 30
md being thus excluded from the air. deterioate
undergo any change. and fused according the drecods
INrALLIBEE REMEDY for Fever and Ague. lnterm
tent and Remittant Fevcrs &c.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia and sold
ngencyby JAMES K MckAIN, Camden, S. c.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-23
Valuable Land for Sale.

will offer my Land al public sale on the 10th
day OF October next; there are the rise of 200
acres, and or 400 acres on the waters Of Gran
ny's Quarter creek. 1t will be divided to suit pur
chascrs, if required. 1t is healthy, productive and
noted for its durable and well constructed improve
ments At the same time and place, my crop of
Corn and Fodder, 10 head Of Mules, Wagons, 40
head of Cattle, very fine Gin, first rate Horse
Mill, Household and other Furniture, and all the
Implements belonging to said Plantation. The
sale will AXE place at my residence le miles north
OF Camden, and continue from day to day until all
is sold.
Terms for the Land, one third paid on the first
day of December, when possession will be given,
the balance secured BY note payable in two annu.
al instalmcnts, with interest payable annually and
approved security with mortgage of the property
if required. Terms for the personal property at
sale. J. w. FORD.
Aur g. 32 tST