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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
CITY ITEMS


TEE DTYlRrrRr-Tbe great event OF yester-
day 10. departure Of the splendid steamships Ohio
and Crescent CITY. having 90 5osrd nearly thousand
passengers FOR TIE Sev World e. the West The Dat
isrins accounts Of order freedom ard prosperity IN
Gs.t-n California brought BY return passengers IN the
Empire City. ard confirmed ~ TIE ~el4nforued cor
respondents Of T,t T-t5r.1 VITO write from re very
scenes Of the mares themselves BAT saded frssh fas
q ne burning desire 70 visit the modern Z. Dorsdo'
and every one who could &c; standing Pisee aboard
aer IhP made haste 10 depart A, an early boar the
AIRY Of gold seekers 5essn 70 ss toward The e5ares
tsroi accompanied BY troops Of near sni dear ENDS
uao.e good wishes ard prayer. 'or ta-ir safety ard
success were c0pi0u.y All su15.y expressed sEsin
an sga.n. Here : husband eavias weeping vie
al children sni a. tie va and sndesrmens Of:
ne there ssr0:hsr 5l3s.ns fs-euel perhaps i0r
i54 Issi ma 20 a. 31.y sister on cue hAni. cher.
!.ssd SOP gang ia .st upon TIE gray hairs Of sor
r1E stricken mother uhls tire fHI tesr trem5ed 10
"a. eye o. unused 9 TIE melting mood "a the othsr,
t-e s-rr-s oi business. hands and pockets .s'en
Ei,a orders st.ers n',ey ard i5e PNiPhsrns.a Of
trade r'vi-s art accepting "a parting counie' while
tie crowd - curious Spectators the 5o'ieroas ne~I-
5-yt IRE ste gerinE porsers tee csshing carts sad
carriages the h!ssns steam the paving wheels and
he g-1srirE cstlas made scene or couln N tnd &C.
trest seen ory a. The departure 81 California steam
e-s The crowd assemble AZ siasr place was tremer
deus sid IS the noble SHIPS slowly moved from 'hoir
m-o-nss sncut aaer shout from ten thousand thros'
snd sn1Es,1rrls OF waving hsndsercaief' signs. red
the, departure Asoitsry Gun beloved the at hsry
farewell srd thousand Cs.ilornisns vera slranins
thst- eyes O. watch the SOW and SD dispersion Of
friends whose memories vii never cease % cheer their
future year. Of to- sni prvsion In the grsa, Bsttis Of
Life About ftesn minutes after ahe starting OF the
Crescent Cry the Ohio CANA down Ne river. literally
lack vita passengers received ard gave Der parting
cheers - Pier ~. D s1d Al rss still % sih]r- ugh
inform x'uro With thr voysssrs % each ship we were
ss-,cuar'y Impressed with the auterprsing. business
- ana determined character NJ th1ss board The
--ss. -1. .r.;y 'f ihem sre young men. whose 90
s6ssd Yankee energy viI make them valus5ls and
active mem hsrs oi society 10 whatever land they may
--s.s Trey sre. mainly q IT, very best and most
valuable c'~s of citizens. snd Their lo's viii 20 60
-ilusy 'et God speed ,ni 'accec.a 90 them. We say
10 their nv and trying paths Il life. Ten thousand
acarts a-s sd while Memory recalls the absent but
Hope and ou.h are .trons snd Love undyiHg May
many hsppy meeting be the sequel to the many part
ings e yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

are in feeling and principle Wings and We pre-
,ops will vote for a Wing Speaker whenever re-
ouired 10 choose between Wing and Loco
Foco. NJ. Allen Of Mass ne cannot Voecn ''''
bu. we believe be TOO prefers Wing 70 Looo-r oco
ucendeDcy. Messrs Giddings ard hoot a. pres
ert ipcline the other way, bat their D''''ic" 90
not, and we cannot gae,' how they III ''''naA'e
ly vote. The three Tay-or DenocPs'. "''n
south Carolina will vote fo- e Looo-Fooo Speaker
fine signed and approves the Calhoun Address %.
les, Winter and il is doubtful whether any Of the
Member. from that 5ss.o vii vote for Any other.
Bu. none Of the Free Democracy can sfo'd u
vote FOR signer Of that Address, while John
Wentworth and sevsrsI more CT the regulars ~.
have hard work % DO it-On the whole or con-
clusion is that RctERT c. WISIHRor ~ have
the most votes speaker o. the fri: ballot as
we trust we may have Oh the ast b1. ina, Is al
best bat probability.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

CsoFs ~ GEOE6Ik.--A Mlejgsvills Cores
ponder. of TIE SEos1sat RV-5haaa SAYS iasl lie
prospect Of tie cotton crop . more promising thAl Il
some weeks ago. The weather q snll very
abe. II ssins dry All wGn; ssd tie inp-sss:ca
De sensrl thai tas crop VII be larger ihsa
MA snrcsyssed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

BEo.pwlY FiSE lNSvs,NCg CoNrANY -SlasrHst.,.
to he Capita S,ocl soeol - he Brosi~s, .s.,-,
Company. 10 shares q sWenly ave d,'lar' essh a b.,
received by he Subscribers, Comm.ss.ocer' ,or "a e.,
pose - De store o. Wm NAndsfh.iL ss Bro.w,,
corner u Cs1sist Ard a. The store u Whsoe a.-l
Co. corner Of Wlusnss snd Mxden-lsne, On he 10 h
Of November 'usL from % A NJ 10 so'clocf n ,-,
The ooobs vii be- Kept op~n from DAY 20 dsy Suuis q,
cep,sj ard without further uoues unni he W. a..
csp..ai .socl .hall have 5een subscribed Ter PEP e.
vii bsrscaired =, he time u Re .ubscripuos. AZ
hs auce on he lo,h Jay 81 December next Dsiet \.
ork October H. lg9.
SCHUREMAN HALSIED.
WILSON q HUNT N.Nna
i.EMlS DOrl. ''ech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

~ Tie Commercial D., disposed to he *
csfs.ve.y 1-cs on the 81 ,eoi Of that Bridge Well
~ ~. knox that there 10 any particular harm IN li'
1cu.sd'y ltis certainly no new thing for people II
1rsd clmprchensi g. 'iact O. laugh al anything
rai Of their own circle - interest and observation
But a. O. the Bridge . Brooklyn, 10 must even Tall
W trust hoEs-er that s'ter the wsss Of th' C'r'l0
Did. AID tha Sunday paper. hsse expended their W.T.
geo -.. .ct may come up f3r candid sri serious con.
Iteration
Ma event, -t us at lose .i7htot the tact that the
n.,re,ts of both New ors and Brooklyn require that
sh-y should be ono city united. i not by 'Pring
.rcass or airy c,1sewsy' Al ies't ~ polics ties -
in6,ss 'lube az the social bonds which alieafy bind
them o. closely together 10 the desire tor this union
our entire commercial Interest must necessarily tsse
IN. direetest psr,-as toe magnificent wharfage and
xarehouung privileges ca the other 'ia OF the East
River will soon become indispensable 10 the business
necessities Of the metropolis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

Sisto's II PLieids' ReHesi -Thls sapa,I ,,y..
gives great BIN 90 he occasion. NJ Co..r. 49,
brAiet Irish vocalist snd zctor and he heaes..
together 10 the comedy Of re N-rvoas Ma ~ -
,iaging Two ofhis hsstso Ia he sNerpies. 49,.
" spAshay setrrss. Mrs Soar, -rs-t. he iaaa..rs
tsr ~ Neii ara Plsctie that of Jootcu n 49,
be Rsveis FritAv. Adelaide I.stmsr's Be-.E- tF.
preior appointing ,hAg nishs Tor he pgrp',e Al >
heirE 50 stormy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

THE Fr>ERAL.--Active preparation. are max
Ing for the funeral ceremoui-s Of tomorrow We
gave Ia Monday. Tbzus an outline Of the programme,
bat the whole document is too long for eros 5ed
columns The bod.s lie 10 state In ne trophy u
the Cd Arssrs la Franklin 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

1Wm Scott Co, sOs Broadway, have re-
esiVsi per steamer Hosrnis large and choice lot Of
very beautiful snbrcidsnes, consisting Of collars
nAn4keresies, cuffs, trimnibgs sc AI.o from Auction
y 10 ~ dozen tape bor4ered hsndkerehisf.. very
cheap and carton Of very beautiful black thread
see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

a Guy Father, iust elected.
Received a ON be of rejected
And resf upon 10. We. thlmbed mars-
STAGE you're an Alderman disotggs
Ssy. 4u1th h.. y znlty, The Pres'
Are making such pretty mess
About 0g- bending law o VII,
dare not go discharge a bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

OAlA DAr AT rsE MiSKkvA RooNs-Bary.
hl- Moving NJ rror ofghe Jskes, - Ls-r~re. ~
and ssguenay Rivers "A re~ page Ia lie ,ol ~ IN
% here uniolted % he enchanted view STAGE, .
have seen MS N moth picture have SPREAD -
heir In pFessions Of ia srSntear ard he.ggy re.
10 great number % tesamorias. both on. az -.
Tee besaufal storm scene % Lsk- Onaro - ,r,1-
roonlsh views q Br0ctvle And The n sg,.rs -
fAscinste every visitor Ope' every evening -.
and on Wednesday ard Saturday, af.erroons Ge -. -
YOU wOl 4 secure seals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

"T' = ~ ~ n " " II " 7 " 10 mn
FURS. MUSFS. CAPES. CUFFS
P-s-ia- ltI,ied o. p n Hviv
~ Al the lste Fair nr his 6ne Flrs Asg.sr-,., 81.
souneut now ready snch 81. sable err0ire masu, e..
Sc A cal solicited
ul5 n J. HARLEY - Maiden a.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

! rHE MHois C0UNrsY 10 GOING 70 J0Sgss Lo.sU .
rhii locker friends 10 IL Am 81 and the entire u's
caring community have passed resolution that a
cheapest boots tho incest fs best leather and Won
m.nship are to be had thar"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

,THE FUSERAL.-On Thursday next, during the
procession Of the funeral VI Gen Worth, the shops
will be closed the line Of march, sni every arrange
will be msds to marx the respect Of the citizens
O. the aches OF the brave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

r. TIA. prevailing style oi Opera Clos4s' thus
inter IL 20 be- pink or white, faced With satin quilted
some are made oi Cashmere lined with Florence bus
a more rrlr-ts article Il oi white ak TUNED down
with facing OF quilted white satin, three 90 i.'r
inches broad Tho cloak i cus oosa aud NOT i3o .l
Eth age sleeves reaching nearly 20 The elbow The
collar IA square aud bu'oned At the throst falling aat
upon lhe shoulders When ua1uttoned and puzzled
r.eIs,sy back, the effect Is very pretty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

TO What shoud b, the Sidewalk At the cor
nor 90 Broadway and White ., is nov. and has been
TOR several days fearful abyss while the edge OF the
narro~ ant slippery mud prsclPice along which pretty
feet have worn peroui pathway ought 70 De Gale
The modern Ihamopy The daring and picturesque
shawl Dance and Asntls Polka performed by The ID.
lies scros, ibis dangerous iootwsy every fine after
noon, elicit our warmest admiration and sympathy
The deep abyss yavuius On oae side, and ths omni'
blses rushing and 'pla'hny along ON the oth"r within
foot of the pedestrians make scene OF excitement
AMI danger which probably was not surpassed ~ any.
tl.ng enacted by Leou.das and hiS Thermopolsan
Three Hundred
~ B-oadHay must De lighted with Drum
uond Light TIE present semi twinkle through which
a. stumble sri bund-r along that .1ounon' thor
cl lisr- q - east hf'y year. behind The axe
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senate ,.,
.,x...., De- >. q f''''' S'''' : '''''-
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AoLaN PIANO EoRrFs r GusERl Co ihs is.
br. - manufactures ct the 1sn pisa0 fosie .rs OIL,
exhibiting, AZ az Brosiwsy.a fns sss'rini,nt e|h g.,
without The Eolsu, which they warrant 90 give s1ir,
| .susiscuon me Purchase money will te refri.t
Ii, mn
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SPURIOUS

" VIII 10 The demand Tor hsoN's elegAnl D.,
which be will furnish Al remarkably economical re-,
Without going further irop 10 al Us Fulton.t an r
anime the mua. N.c,orines boas, sleigh robes &c e.
are there displayed N great profusiou
Gan WoSTH Coz. DvNe,N, Ma. GArEs -BScI
National Gallery OF DssueueoVpes, CONTAINING sac b.
grsl portraits Of The shove distn suished and uu,,
mentsd military heroes AL Of witch were iaEsn oc s.
last visit 70 this CRY snd may be seen A. his Gs,ry
ard .oI Roadway COPIES OF the SHOW. as5
hat AZ he ahnrtasl nnnca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

SANDS oAAsAfAkiLLA Inc bee and ne All 1sF'
from time nmemorsl me embisms Of isdasiry, ss' ~
coral insect the architect u Islands, aud whoss s'
promises one day create nsv confident 10 he
IL fu more earnest ~orfer. While thsss sniEs1--
are constructing rsw lsnss for TO lnssoih "ns
science doing 70 lneos,s his physical consumnop'
mitigate the diseases which sin has entslet scoo
race hsy We ROT point 20 sANSs's ssfssPsnha :"
psnaees which, 10 ell climates 10 wide circle q" M
6es, 10 answering lhis question With rnanersoie CO.
Diseases Of the skin running sofs. .~ssg Of he s'.'
and lOints. minors and deop-ses.ed sbsesssss' "' =
u.m, general relaxation Of Ihs systsrn. ws'nrg o. =
ssss, as>caons Of the liver. Kidneys aud othef 'sf'
orgsns indigestion, dryness Of he ss1, and 500
other mslatiss srisng from impurisy Of ne -.
prepUsnon-
For sale whosssss and retail q 100 gulEorst corner
Of WiItsn-st n. Y.by Ask d SAM
And sold By prssTstz EscsraIy throughout 10 'a''@
ssssss.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANtRicAs AUstVs There 10 q vast g. d.rs-e. -
he sperm ~h.e OF Cseheiot Of The Pacise Ocs.s -
great olscs whale % the Arcfic region r. .n-.,-
b.ssUN's % Of Ire isu~r species, ard He..g,s -tt
Say FEET from he extremity % he lower 40 Ia -
division Of he vert-bra column. Ssucy III. - =.
VISA, nss.,-, r.. 49,. 81 - =. r. .s,ss 81 "a
ne Psa'o@ine Of The Scarlet Fisnd. rs pi.yss a
aissrucor knd evening ~
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING CARDS

CT- Wedding aud visiting Cards elegantly and isst.
ably engraved and printed the hnesl French mror.
cards Plain and .ilverbooiefed caids-s b-shnfu
r. Tor wedding invitators constantly on hard
SPLENDID WEDDING FNNFLOPs
We arc stanIiy receiving. from tho ce.s,a
manufacturers To Pan. snd London, tho latest aad r,
elegant Styles oi wedding euyeop. also weddag u,
fer. and cake boxes In great variety A. EvsRottl
u,hnenl 'or csrds. BOP Broadway coruer ~ Dame,
Branch Ohre Mails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

SoyaSry .Asse~' Tea
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n The cd Chimney at the Intersection Of
Fulton aud Concord ns-tss sat landmark Of the
ruin, Of The gres. hre Of September, l;4s-vss taken
down % Monday lAst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

~ The clear sky and dry weather the lasl tso 'sI
have released Tho lad from their bound prisons
ani chief th0roushiarrs snd fashiOnabs shops A.
t1ronged with them. The store Of HircHcooAk Lfb
eEArER. c1 Broadway cor. Leonard "a, been he ct.
Of attraction. sni their bsauuai goods
moving % rapidly They have hae aaermsns 90
sinds Of Fall aud Winter Goods AZ Meunoes Panrsra
Cloths, plain aud printed Csshmeres, shaws. closu
&c ke and unless the ladies' greatly err. they sell en,
reasonable prices Atal events they have but pie
and therefore sell 10 all their Customer. alike
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
From Havana aud Mexico.

b. the arrival Of the British steamer Dee At
NOBLE On tho 9Th inst We have uews from Havana 70
the .Ob We copy the summary of toe Ml5tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

FAST MAs--The AdSsrtiser says that gen.
tena1 who resides in Henry o., near Atlantic young
merchant Of hne education gr,a. gsniu. and mners e
Wesith-hAs actually in progress invention which,
when completed, he sosmnly and seriously sllegs,
will enable aim eross the Atlantic Ocean 10 sss ban
fonr dara
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-31
Important Remedy.
MITIuEI.I.'S EYE SALNE.


eertaia safe and efeetual cure for Sore Weak and
Iaeamed Eyes, designed expressly for diseases Of
the Eye,
The UNPARALLELED success which has attended the use OF
his preparation and the acknowledged necessity for some
article which can be relied upon, remedy IN severe
fOpthamic affections which are so !s
country induce the Proprietor arrangements
through his this Save within the reach OF
syc5y who may need the benefits which result
from It's use.
The great advantages possessed by this article every
other its CERTAINTY. SAFETY CONVENIENCE and ECoNo-
N.Y. All Physicians admit that great danger Is to be mp,
pretended from dggng the eye when in iniamet ana
unhealthy state In the use OF this Savc This objection is
entirely removed harm possibly result from i's
use it being in all applied TO the external portions
of the eye thereby avoiding all the pam
and danger which necessarily attends the INTRODUCTION o
any pungent article into the eye.
activity in subduing inflammation is so great that but lew
require the Of more than one bottle 70 eiec'
perfect cure.
J. R. McKhIN, Agent for Camden.
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m. ROGERS CoMpoUMD SYRUP OF
LIvERWoRT AND TAR.

s,f, and certain cure far CoSsssrrt'S OF THE
r.ce sp,rrINe OF BLOOD CoCSns. CoLDs' ASTHMA
p. !. rur S,pe, neoNctIiTis, flocriSo COUCH ano IL"
PULMONARY AFFECTIONS.
''-- TEs rEEsoNsALs. .,s,.
.x,,c,s ncr, Certificates winch eau DE seen III III" .!
W r. Scoyiil-lI.vns been afflicted "hn naE. a1'
=, ,rss;,s Ceurh nn my Lungs became affected 10 s,cm
as>s hstf was continually splitting hiooa anu o's
ncr ,',e care of an able physs'aH fs yS%E%S'S
any rlief unit! procured bottle ei n, mo y, h, altb in
LNEitMotI a''A ar "" J. FINCH
Cincinnati, SnT D, iotf" ..r
rr.o. ,, Hon, Julpe William Burke, late Postmaster Oh
bc city Of Cincinnati for more man Me y, sbe fullest
c.ncr nG i,. mlic can faly corroborate whal ne ne
sos s.,a bayi used Tie medicine myself with tne n,o'
decided benefit WILLIAM
Si'tI,s tEs. ,hs wife of Rev. George w. Mney.I
1,,x. hnsn afflicted with diseased lungs for several
wears having tried varions prescfE,io!'s nJ 1'or
;ss Al last tried Dr. Rogerss Mrerwort anu III ,,h,
anI enn great relief would recommend u !" az
| arc suffering with diseased lungs. oAhAii 4"h
| Cincinnati. August II. lSao. rl ,os, l;s,in
n1sSTbe following certificate from one OF ths mos. u.
rS.d 'Sysicans In Cincinnati is entitled to great ~
feel constrained frc,u sense of duty 10 mahelow
,winT statement co,~cio,is that it may app:d been
;nnai IIr Charles Wade. Of tbs city: %1ucs,, and
soma i,n Pulmonary Consumption, for wEr Rogers's
,,,,o ,yh less than usual success that its effects
;hai Of his friends, permitted hic second bottle my
4 iyervOrt and Tar, ailu RESTORED 10
were really surprising. Aommend my bro,lr prao-
visits were discon'inueltmedy in all pulmonary COM
health. do col'scieItfdnary mode of treatment.
titinners to psescTjIIILAM j. RICHARDS, VI. d.
, plants whic, b2fst 1874
Ict.er dated Jackson, Tenn. Oct 70, lSio.
-lincinTTovill, Cincinnati:
Extrlsfr-I want yna send me one gross o Dr. no,
N5fiyerwort and Tar | am entirely out oil II, ani
c constant calls for it. The remarkable cures tat
fas made here has made g:eat demand for H.
Yours, &C., X. w. INTiiN'I oN' p'"ss"'
We will now ask the afflicted to candd'y eHamEe ihe
above facts and say whether evidence stronger tan 1hs
can be given in favor of any other medrire he an"Ve
testimonials are frm persons in COOL Standing VII" cah
be seen and heard from and from Physicians Professors
eninyinr the confidence of the people, who, alter having
experienced the gods effects of this medicine have come
forward and conscenousIy recommended II 10 De used.
n--Beware of Counterfelis and base 1mitaons-ks1
NB-The genuine articles is signed, Andrew 10
gers" on the engraved wrapper around cac! bo'tic N
STPrice-Sl per hottie, OF six Bottles fs 81. So'd
wholesale and retail by
SCOyH. d MEAD, ll3 Chnrtess..
between Cont and St Louis sts. New Orleans
Sole General Agents for the Southern Mates.
Sol by J. r McKan, Camden 4. Fitch, COLUMBIA
HayiIand Iiar.-,i & CO., and p NJ Cokea, Charleston;
Maanse Hall! Winnsboro
June q ID
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8 DIR. CJLIEN1s
rrnv1N VE6ETARLEP PAyA EfSXxs

~ .,
This Medicine is WARRANTED 70 be superior ofi,
er preparation of sa rnpania,n the cnred
wi cte more cases of scoinla kings EVIL o@rsa,"p. sn
lions. Blotchcs, B.Ies, Ring Worms, and Tcuer, Srad
Head, Chronic Ulcers Mtrcariul dueasr, RheuPalm,s
Neuralgia Liver complaint Papita,ion of the Heart Dys
perst ETC than any other medicine ever discovered ord
yncc it is the best purifier Of the bi offered 70 tie
nb.ic Read the certificate of Mr. ru"ks and scns send
to On, Agent md get amIhet containing scores jtst as
ISAAC BROOKS, JR., CAsE!! ~
GO AND SEE iIIM AND YOU WILL SAY TIE HatF
HAS NOT BEEN TOLD!
We the undersigned, hdrf,s sisiRa M ssaas Bsooka
IT. al the offe ef Messrs Row and G. Walt, IS fate
lie. street. Phi consider his tlse rcnarkae
one vve have ever witnessed or u=tId aE
Ills disease was Scrols nIr6 terrible irt have been
his Twelve years conflict with the destroyer! is tate
the entire roef of his mouth. Nnsc Upper Lip md hSer
lid of the right Eye have been destroy ed his face ne.riy
eaten up and part Of tile Jaw Bone carried away And
vet We can give description Of his cage. gr:zsf
Mr. B. informs tla: in January last, the whole interior
of his mouth we'll most of his face, was mass Of
deep and painful ulcrr.
On the i4h of January last he commenced taking Dr..
CuIens Indian Vegetable Panacea, which checked the
disease in few days and from thai time the cure has pro-
gressed without intcrmisti ion.
though badly dsgured, his face sounl and his general
health is restored.
We arc assured that in tie treatment of Mr. Brooks
case no Mercurius, Ointmeits, or Causc applications
have been used TACT, the Panacea alone las wrought
this wonderful change.
P,,ILlP ). WHITE, Esq, y. W. JONES, W. Di
Rev. JOHN CIIAMBEKs, w. STEELING, VI. D.
Rev. i. D. GILL.TrE, T. =. 5. RpHY, NJ. u.
Rev. J. r. Nicholas, JAcoH FRINcK. VI. u.
Rev. WM. URIg, y T. COLES, NJ. u. atats =
Rev F.. KINcAiD, y. w. AsHAEAD, Esq.
Rev. LEVI BRINK, T. SKEN SMITH, Esq
T.. GULLIoS, / 81. H. n. t'eDEY Etq
And thousands Of others equally respectable, whose
names might he added ii NECESSARY.
Residence eide Of Jeerson street. third door from
sclyIkl, running from sclnylkl SIKH, between Lo.
Gust and Spruce
wholesale and retail by RowAND G. WAL: on. Proprie-
tors No. 81 ~ Sixth street, Phia, JAMES T. MchAIN
Cam,ien BoArwRIGHr Y NioT, Columbia, p. VI. CoHES
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-31
I'm Oriinary-Lancastcr Dist.

Iy-AsSskNssSSOA ASASSs
Hiram Joyner and others, Applicants, VS.. William
Joyner and others, eendants.-Real Estate Of
Frederick Joyner, deceased
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Wesley
Barrett. Joyner ID. Barrett, Elaily Au on and hus-
band Hail Auten, Jas P. Hendrick and wife Sarah
C., Evan Deas and wife Sarah. George Joyner,
Middleton Joyner, Jonathan Wallace. Green Wal
lace, Thomas Merrett and wife Polly. Join Hilton
and wife Ruth, Katy Sunny and husband. Nancy
Spence, William Hyde and wife Sarah, VIM. Jas.
Joyner, Elizabeth Turner, Rhoda Summerville,
Defendants in above case, reside without the limits
of this State II is ordered that each and all Of
said Defendants d. appear and object to the sale
or division of the Real Estate of Frederick Joyner,
(deceasedy ron or befors 18th day OF December.
Isaa or their consent to the same will be entered
on record,
Ordinary's Office, Lancaster 30 3m
Dist, Sept. 10Th. lS49. yta
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-10-31
MRS. GOODLAD'S
Fashionable Bonnet Store.

New Goods just received, consisting of Ribbons,
Bonnets, Flowers, Capes. Cardinals, Gloves. &c.
open and ready for sale at very low prices for cash
or to punctua customers. Mrs. G.. particularly
recommends them as being the most fashionable III
the market.
pBonnets cleansed, altered and trimmed so as
to render the most skillful Judges unable 10 tell
them from new At the store formerly occupied
by DR.. A. DeLeon. Oct IL.