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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-10
THE OCONEE STATION
FOR S.ATE

This place, situated in Pickens District,
on the Oconee Greek, ~ miles North of
Pickens G, H., aid Immediately on the
road leading from the latter place to Clay
ton, Ga, contains 1000 Acres of fertile
Land, which will be disposed of on terms
the most advantageous to the purchaser.
AS grain and stock farm, the Oconee
possesses many peculiar advantages; its
fields producing abuntant crops Of Corn,
Wheat, Rye, Oats, and Potatoes, while
the hills for miles around are covered
during 8 months of the year with coats
of the richest grasses.
On the premises there arc all the ncccs-
sary buildings fora well regulated Farm,
including two-story Brick Dwelling.
The narrative of this Station forming
as it does, an important chapter in the
early history of our State, is well known
to every Carolinian, and it is equally eel
cbrated for the purity of its atmosphere,
the eXuberance of its soil, and for the
beauty and romantic wildness of its
Scenery.
Persons wishing farther particulars will
please communicate with
j. A. DOYLE.
Pickens G. H., s. G.
GB" The South Carolnian, Pendlcton
Messenger, and Laurcnsvillc Herald will
please give the above three insertions and
forward their accounts to this office.
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CHT Az D IN

November Sd, 1870.
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2 ms.
Notice.

Application will be made at the next
Session of the Legislature, for Charter
for Turnpike Road from Pickcns G. II.
through Jocassce Valley to the White.
Water Falls.
September |. l940.
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Correspondence Of Charleston Courier
FOREIGN VIEWS.
BALTIMORE. Nov

49,. BALTIMORE, NOV. 4.
The Liverpool accounts by the Hibcr-
MIA are to the Goth ult On Monday the
18th ult, Cotton advanced / s to Id of
u penny pound, over the current rates
prevailing at the time of the sailing OF the
Europa.
In Wheat, Corn and Flour there is no
material change The quotations are
about the same as at the sailing of the
Europa.
POLITICAL MATTERS.
There is no definite news from Turkey
The general impression is, however, in the
best informed circles, that Russia will
not venture declare war ona account of the
refusal of the Turkish Government to
surrender the Hungarian refugees, who
are said to be still at Wildcn.
Benz, Dcmbinsli, and number of
otross, lavS ctnbi4iced Islamism, and
Joined the Terkish army.
Thicis has declared himself in the
FrenchAssembly, decidedly conserva-
tive onthe subjactof Roman affairs.
The market for Tobacco in Europe was
very active, and prices were advancing,
In England nothing had transpi ed in
the political way of an important char
acter. The Rent Conspiracy in Ireland
Is said to be still progressing.
"a treaty has been entered into between
Austria and Prussia. Gen Haynau con-
tinues to control the administration of
Hungarian affairs.
Rome is still in a most unsettled condi-
ton, and beyond these items there is no
thing of important to note.
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NEW GOODS.

Just received from New York splendid
assortment of Fancy amd Plain
CasiaaA'Ps,: :Satimets, Tweeds
Cloth Gaps, "eHOHd Hunter
Hats'' OF all cOEOrs, Over
Goats, FINE ama Coarse
Boots, &c.
ALSO,
A large lot of Fa and Winter Goods for
Ladies wear
Call Immediately and examine for your
selves, at the store of
BENSON IL TAYLOR.
Pickens G. H., Sept 20, 1s49. 2Itf
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EDICAL NOTICE.
I. Nj. COMINGS. Physician and 81


Having given his attention for years. The treat
men OF Chronic forms Of disease offers his services TO
the afflicted 10 this and other NewEngand States. Those
particularly who are affected with Scrofula any Cuta>
Eruptions, Rheumatism, Gravel Disease OF the
Kidney or Liver; with Old Sores Ulcers SC. that have
deed The treatment OF the best Old School practitioners
IN many cases we can radically cure, greatly relieve.
We have successfully treated numerous of White
Swelling that have been pronounced incurable and ampu
tation recommended.
Persons at distance, suffering under the above com
plants, any other Chronic affection, may consult
by letter. stating mnuely the symptoms and history of
the We can forward medicine and prescription by
Express or Mail
Those in the city, wishing personal advice prescrip
ton find us at Residence and Office. No. 9 chat
ham Street, Qately Division ST. Worcester. dMl0
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DAGUERREOTYPES
TAKEN WITHOUT REVERSING.

New Quick Camera in quarter the usual time,
AT l42 MAIN STREET
The subscriber has been induced by The and liberal
patronage he received in Worcester purchase
OF VOlGTLANDER'S QUICK CAMERAS, which is OF
entire construction, with which types can be
made almost Instantly
Dagnerreotypes OF CHILDREN are made with this Came
I "a with lOnishing perfection and beauty
Also, received ofVoi gttanderS Mammoth Cameras
constructed take types of Persons Views
WITHOUT This Camera is of tUice the SAFE
and pODer V any other This city, and GROUPS Of from
to 80 persons can be taken with it large plates
as to give every figure easy and graceful position.
Six years practical experiei with The of large
SkyLgh the above Cameras and every advantage which
be mentioned, enables the subscriber make Nina
tur equal the best made by the first Al lists Boston
or New York. GTCali and examine specimens before
engaging elsewhere.
az DaenerreO piss find whole, half, quarter and
medium Plates and Cases, and every article used in the
art, constantly sale. CAMERAS Of every size
nished at manufacturers prices.
MAY TO- dwtf GEO. ADAMS.
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HOUSE LOTS ON UNION HILL.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION.

ON TUESDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF JUNE,
fit Ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
TWO large and desirable building lots each aiming
10000 square feet, situated the side of ProVi
dence Street, and commanding complete view OF the
city and its surrounding scenery.
The first is the north Of the lot belonging to
VIM. H. Harris (Which is enclosed ard orDamented
with terraces, walks trees Sep has liberal streets made
on three sides, and will be sd subject certain restrc
of which will be fully stated on The premises at time
sale The second LOT lies south of the above named,
fronts two Streets and will be sold the highest bidder,
without reserve Terms OF sale, twenty per cent de-
lVery OF deed, and same amount the first day of April
III each OF the four succeeding years, with interest semi
annually, on the first days OF October April. The
last four payments TO be secured mortgage the prop
ery For further particulars, enquire Of VIM H. harris
or the Subscriber JOHN F. POND
Worcester June 10 1919. d.f
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y. tx. CLARK, WI ID,
OMGOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Ohice-Over the store of G. Foster g. Co.,
opposite The U. S. Hotel Main Street
Office hours-rom u to A. M. and from II to A. and
81 to 10 o'clock M. l3-Boards at Am. Temp House.
ingalls,, M D., Boston; Charles Walker, M. D Northamp
ton; G. W. swaLey, d.. and Rev. r. ii. Conklin,
Springfield Col Jas E=tabrook. A. Stocking, Worcester.
Worcester, Mays. DIFF
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A CARD.

MR.. EDWARD S. CUMMINGS from Boston, having
pgaged Organst at the "Chuch of the Unity :" offers
bis professional services the citizens Of Worcester as
Teacher of the PIANO FoRTE and ORGAN
Rooms at Mrs THARERs, cor OF Franklin e. Green SIS
REFERENCES;
Hon. Isaac Darts, c. b. Long Esq
EdtO. Hamilton Esq Geo. w. Richardson, Esq.
Worcester, April g. l649 DIFF
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WORCESTER,
Court cf Probate al Worcester, June s, Is4s.
Coon che foregoing Petition Ordered, That the Petition
er give notice TO all ches interested, appear at Court
of Probate TO be holden at The first Tuesday
OF July next, then and there to show cause If anv thev
have, Why the prayer Of said Petition should NOT be
granted and thai such notice be gven publishing an
atesed copy of said Peiion ard of this order thereon
in newspaper printed Worcester, three weeks arc
cessively before sand Court
Attest, CIIAS. G. PRENTISS. Rer
copy OF the Petition and Of The order OF Court thereon
z dSw Attest, CaAs. G. PRENTIss, Reg.
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Suburban Dwellings.
One, Two, Three Il Five Acre Lot.

He subscriber has purchased that splendid elevai
] OF Land known tho GREEN HILL FARM, lying
about mile north from the Post Office the purpose
OF accommodating those who wish procure beautiful
and desirable site for Dwelling within few minu
walk OF the business part OF the city without being oblg
ed pay the high prices ofordnary house lots.
This beautiful hill its gentle eastern, southern, and
Slopes composed of the finest land and commsnd
ing uneqnaed prospect beauty and variety, offers
the attraction of PURE AIR, PURE WATER, fue pros.
pect, proximity to business and sufficient space,
PRICE. can be cached Without crossing
any Rail Road and to be opened lead
ing will add much lie convenience and attraction
NJ To Gent lemen who wish purchase aIracre two
for actual occupation this affords opportunity
For further Information and plan, inquire of
June Is. eods I'm Wits ID. 5. MESSENGER.
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To tile Honorable Court of Probate within

To tie Honorable Court Of Probate within
and for the County of Worcester
D ESPECTFTILLY represents MARGARET HENRy wild
III OF Patrick Henry late OF Worcester deceased that
her hush The said Patrick Henry, died seized OF tract
OF Land ON Brown and Beach Streets Worcester
with two Dwelling Houses thereon, and in which she s
entitled TO Dover "
Wheretore she that such proceedings may be had
that her Dover may tie legally assigned to her.
MARGARET henry
BY 5. NJ BURNSIDE, her Atty
Worcester, June 5, lS49. - .
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J. HOOKER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No Park Street.
DIR. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns that he has opened Office
by himself and socs patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will not nirust the dispensing of Medicine to the of
nexperenced individuals, but wilt far practicable attend
ot HIMSELF thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician
lad |. diff
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REMOVAL.

1A11MIO v AAs
hR. E. a. KITTREDGE has removed his
e. Office 10 his Hydropaihic Institution, No. "a
FrankfR Place, Franklin Street, BOSTON,. Vapor, and
all kinds If UnnedicaIed Warm and Gold Baths, always
in readiness at the Establishment.
Transient borders in diseases can, If desired find
he best of and treatment house, till restored
For sucn dollars per day. and upwards For perma-
nent boarders from dollars per day, according
to rooms, &c. dwtf essS NAV go
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'FHIs vast and truly Magnificent Collection OF WILD
L BEASTS AND BIRDS will be exhibited on the J.
f. POND LOT in WORCESTER near Fox's Factory, on
TUESDAY, JUNE Goth,
Positively for ONE DAY ONLY. Hours of Exhibition,
from 20 o'clock P. NJ, u to 81 in the Evening.
Admission IS cents-Chdren under years of age half
prce.
The animals contained in this collection all IN the
hest possible condition, particularly the great WHITE
POLAR BEAR; the Sacred Or Na1ldi, of the Hindoos,
and the AsaIc L'oness with her Infant Family Wkes,
al OF which animals have been recently added to the
hiliii0n.
The PROCESSION Of Carrages Cages, c., will enter
town from Mlury al II O'Clock A. M, the day of
hibition, preceded by the Colossal TUBA RHEDA, or
Grecfan State Carriage containing COL CoBBs famous
MILITARY BAND. The carriages and cages all new,
highly nished and decorated, and drawn by troupe of
100 Splendid Dapple Grey Horses,
the hnSst stud ever collected together The Cavalcade
will pass through the principal Streets to the Spacious
Pavilion erected for the exhibition where public may
have an opportunity Of behol1ng the Thrilling FeGts Of
Miss e. CaLhou" and Mr. Brooks, an the Dens Of WiId
Beasts who together will give interesting illustration
OF Il nscendancy of intellect the wild animals of the
forest Also, the Extraordinary Performances of the cell
ebraied ELEPHANT Bolivar, and the very amusing tricks of
f,c0 highly Trained Ponies
u For full particulars bills at the principal Hotels
The same VIII he exhibued at DedhGa the 2Ist-MedS
the 22J-UptOn the 3d. and Militury the 25lh inst.
June Is. DIV
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WIN FFICEIs.

WARREN LAZELL,
No. 2O5 Main Street, Worcester,
PUBLISHER. BOOKSELLER AND SFATlONER.
1T AS just published New Edition of THOMAS'S
IL TOWN OFFICER, containing Powers, Duties
AMI liabilities Of Towns Town Officers with the
necessary Forms revised aud corrected with all the Laws
OF The last Session OF the Legislature
June Is. dwSwis ENOS DORR, Agent.
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RARE CHAWCE.
FfxalslIay .VFedlcimes.

THESE are no quack nostrunls or secret preparations
bat are simply what in the advertisements and labels
accompanying them, they represented 10 he-PiYSO
MEDICAL REMEDIES, or such as act in harmony with
the laws of The human constitution. They entsey
vegetable, and are compounded in accordance with the
best teachings Of several years of experience
They are not uniUersat remedy for every
disease. They consist Of parat severay
suited to the removal of different forms Of disease.
They are now extensively known, and approved, and
kept for sale by Druggists and Storekeeper in
portion Of the towns in this County and vicinity
June % wifi C. NEWTON. NJ. D.
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ORA WING SCHOOL.

DEkA WTNW SC1kUUK.
MISS BRUCE sti continues her DRAWING SCHOOL
at No. GO Main Street, in the FLOCK next north 81
the Church. Lessons will be given any time most
convenient for the pupil Tnition-for "a Lessons Of
'irs each, in Pencil and Crayon Drawing and " ater
Printing, IS; OIL Painting 90 per Lesson Of hours
Q oh. Lessons also given in Wax and Worsted Flowers
T lition to be paid the laird Lesson. " s3a nfa
tpN RECOMMENDATION.
" We, the undersigned, being acquainted with Miss BRucE
i'd having Witnessed her In teaching the Arr Of
Drawing In this City, take great pleasure in recommend
ing her well worthy the patronage Of those wishing TO
take lessons In that branch WARREN LAZEtL,
April u. eodu e. T. MARTIN.
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To LET.

TO LET,
THE third floor AID attic the Store of William M
Brewer. Possession given Immediately. Inquire
CHAS. PAINE. or L C. Co.'s, 22s Main st. Medtf
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Dwelling Houses for Sale.
"a A HOUSE on Salem Sreet-one on Orange St.
Esa II and Otis street-will be sold
ABEL able terms. FRANCIS III. DEWEY,
June IL. diff 202 Main ST.
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. FRoss,s Xpress IoI

IL ROss's XpresS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct the Worcester
Rail Road 10 Newport, Fat RUer Bristol and Warren
July22. dwtf
IL V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
Boston, New York, Phadel phia, and Baltimore Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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Two Engine LatTles
BUILDING LOTS.
KEEP COOL.

THE undersigned would give notice for the accommo-
Il datiOn of the public that he has deposited States,
and is ready receive their orders, for Ice during
present season, The following named places.
Mr.. Joseph H. Gregorys Store near Lincoln Square
Messrs. Clapp & Mars Confectionery Store, Main st
Mr.. b. Green's ID ug Store Main St; Messrs Ora
per d. Clark, Flour store Washington Square Mr.. Gill
Valentines Grocery Store, corner Central and Summer
Street.
Persons leaving their ORDERS at any of the above named
places, may be assured Of being PROMPTLY served.
June 4. If F. HEYWOOD
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Gimps, Fringes and Visite Silks.
A LARGE stock of the above Goods. just received at
n June 6. DIV CIIAMBERLIN'S.
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T(Y an American Girl situation in small family
~ Good references given. Apply at No.. ii Exchange
Street. du June a.
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NOTICE,
TO BUILDERS.

TO BUILDERS,
MASONS AND CARPENTERS.
V'HE Undersigned having been authorized by the City
Council, TO contract for the Building of a School
House on Summit Street. will receive roposals the
construc ion Of the until the first day July
The building to be so by IS feet-brck was-three sto
ries above the celrand be constructed according
plan and specifications which may be examined at
Office, of BOYDEN, Architect, No 20 Central Exs
change. CHARLES WHITE,
VIM. A. DRAPER,
NATHAN MUZZEY,
ERASTUS TUCKER,
JOHN F. GLEASON.
Worcester, June IA, Ie49. dtJl
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TCE-TCE.

lkDEKS for ICE lett at the stores Of CONVERSE CuL-
- YER, under the City Hall, and L. d. FLAcG ~ Co.,
NO 50 Main Street, will be promptly attended TO by
May ~ du A. II. sEARS.
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WANTED.

Worcester, June IA, ls4s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-01
RAILROAD MEETING.

The meeting on Thursday last at Plainfeld,
was well attended and characterized with har-
mony and good feeling. The friends of the
Poinfeld route are aroused, and will move
promptly to secure thorough survey. Facts
were laid before the meeting in relation TO the
route, sufficient to justify the belief that the
road could be built at moderate expense and
grades. Committees were appointed and re-
quested to call meetings in the several towns in
teresed, the object Of which will be the adop-
ton of measures 10 secure thorough surveys both
of the Planfeld and the Barre routes. The
friends Of the Planfed route are confident that
they have good one,and are liberal to the friends
OF the Barre route, by promptly offering to help
secure thorough surveys Of both routes. This
is as it should be-more can be accomplished
by union of effort, than without it. 1t will be
seen by referring 10 another column of this pa
per, that the friends of the Barre route have
called meeting 10 be holden at Washington, on
the 9Th of March judging from the list of names
appended to the call, we are confident that the
meeting will be well attended, and hope it will
be. "Go ahead' say we, and give us the sur
veys.
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HON. JAMES WILSON ON THE
Pacheco Case, and Slavery
Extension.

The following is the reply of Mr.. Wilson, Of
New Hampshire, to letter from Richard Emer-
son, on the subject of Slavery Extension. We
find the letter in the Independent Democrat and
Freeman, published at Concord, N. Ii.
WASHINGTON, Feb. g 1s49.
Honored Sir; 1t gives me great pleasure to
learn that my argument against the claims of the
heirs of Pacheco, gives satisfaction to the friends
of freedom in the third Congressional district in
New Hampshire. 1t was simply an argument
upon the legal question raised in that case.
feel quite certain tina: the ground taken that a
slave is not property under the last clause of the
fifth article of the Amendments of the Consti.
tuition is the only true ground, and that it is en-
iirely impregnable Notwithstanding the House
decided by a small majority, against my position
think 1t clearly the most bold nd arrogant,
yea fragrant case that ever has occurred since
the adoption of the Constitution. 1t is assuming
on the part of the slave power Of the country a
new position. For thirty years after the Consll-
tuition was adopted no such claim was ever made
upon Congress. No such claim has ever been
recognized aud paid when contested, until this
claim of the heirs of Pacheco, for the negro man
Lewis His is the first and leading case and
now and henceforth, such claims will rush in
upon Congress from all parts of the slaveholding
region of our country, TO make the Treasury of
the Union chlrgeable for the payment of slaves
as property. shall resis; all such clulms 10 the
utmost Of my power.
Upon the subject of extending Slavery over
the new Territories can say that neuer will
assent TO any farther extension-Nerer Neper
Slavery is the curse of the country. 1t never
shall extend an other inch if can prevent it,
Whatever position | may occupy in public OF
private life, all the talents and power | may pos
sess, shall be faithfully devoted to a strenuous
opposition to the farther extension of Slavery
1t induces every thing that is bad in morals-lI
interrupts and dslurbs the harmonious action OF
the affairs OF Government-it prevents improve
ment in the country-t opposes obstacles to the
} acquisition of knowledge-it ressts the progress
of the religion of our Sayiour--.it benumbs the
enterprise Of the people---ln word, it is sur
rounded by evil and unaccompanied by good.
am opposed to it---steadily, unwaveringy, un
compromisingly opposed to 1t. regard the con
stitution OF the United States with profound re-
spect, and hold myself bound by the most sol
emn obligations 10 support and maintain it.
Where the Constitution recognizes Slavery
within the Slave States, can have nothing 10 d,
, with tiff Congress has not power over it il
such States, but in the Territories OF the United
States---n the District Of Columbia al
Territory belonging TO the United States, ant
over which Congress has jurisdiction, SLAYER,
shall not exist if my vote will put an end TO it.
With high regard, your obedlent servant
JAMES WILSON.
RICHARD EsERsoE, EsQ, Hancock, N. Ii.