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TrsnsyIvsnis Universty Medical Department.
THE 32d open Monday November nc
Il under the direction Of the following Faculty, viz
Benjamin w. Dudley, NJ d. Professor Of the Principles
hce Of surgery. naI
Robert Peter, d. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James NJ Bush NJ d. Professor o. Special Surgical Anatomy
Samuel AMMAN NJ D. Professor Of Theory OF Med
cine.
Ethebeu T. Dudley, NJ d., Professor Pathological
Anatomy and Physiology
peutics.
William NJ Boiling NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics the Dis
OF Women and Children. a
n. N. skiiman, NJ. d., Deruonstrator Of Anatomy.
The cost Of full hundred and five dollars invariably
IN advance The Matculson Library ticket Is I'VE dollars
Inc Disseeung ticket dollars The Graduanon rec twenty
hve dollars Boarding and lodging nom ~ 70 ~ Per wesk
Dean Of the Faculty.
Lexington, KY, June ~, is4o. -,
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lust RECEIVED
Of 18th street. Pennsylvania following
uul music which viii be sold at reduced pcefcu
WIN. FISCHER.
The Fashion Polka; by II. ID. Hewitt.
r. Townsends Grand Military Polka performed by
band
The Nova Scotia waltzes by winterbottom.
Quadrles from Meyerbeer's Prophet j.
six Easy Rondcs designed studies for young beginners
G. Czeny a
The Minka, with variations by r.
X. Chuatal.
sir Amascroens Elerante by Chas.
Rosa Lee, with variations by Chas. Grobe.
Mary Blane, do do
Lucila Poikai by do
The Aurora Walk, Zoe guitar, solo.
La Gazza Ladra, antase; composed by Henri Ro.selen
When Morning beams, III think Of
Geo y. BenkerL
When Others strive win thy Smile composed by BeIak
Merry Gpsy Gh again, for guitar; composed by
Glover.
The Placid Lake, for the gutar composed by j. NJ Deems
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THIS establishment always for the reception Of vs
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proved much enlarged, aordins besides the
swimming BATH baths and shower baths. There ne shore
for those who prefer surf bathing.
Charges rs heretofore. , tts
BY the month nj the rate OF. .......... l 90
Children and servants half price.
May 2S-3zaw6w gp JAMES D. FRENCH
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being Travellers Guide through the Norter, Middle and
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HISTORICAL Collections Of Virginia, containing
III collection the interesting fac, traditions, biographical
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geer with geographical and statistical descriptions which
appended Historical Descriptive Sketch Of the Dsc Of Co
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NoTtCb To PhbEnPTloN CbhimANTos
Every entied right Of cmpon Of tho
lands within te townships and q townships above enumerated
h required 30 establish the satisfaction Of the register and
receiver of The land oce aud make therefor
practicable amer This and before the day appointed
Tor the Of the public sale o the lands embracing the
JBUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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NEW BOOKS Ar TAYLOR & MAURYy near MIMI

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Rowland Csshei, by Lever, I'd part
Hidrefhs New History OF the United States, vol.
southeys Common place Book, Hnrpers edition, No.
Edmond Danics, Sequel 10 Count Of Mone chnsto
European Life and Manners, by Henry Colman
Ms. Grcys new novel; Msedelen and macie, The Rect
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CUIrARs.-wn.LIAM FISCHER has hand groai vadsu
Of plain and ornamental guitars with screws md
fat heads, with without prices from Ave my dcl
Aso constantly hand, pianos celebrated
acturers, vons flutes from eight caone dreos
fs fnnas, with the Improved instruction
book for each instrument tt
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JUST received al y Psrkers--Banys Trcopherous uer
ans and the American Lusira Curling Fluid, Fana
Combs, all sizes -"
Also the celebrated Chinese Powder r restoring bc,uif
ing and the complexion skin
WINE, smooth and soh PARKERs,
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much to alleviate the misery by which was
surrounded; and you. friends were right in as.
suring you, that the fervent prayers ola suffer.
ingpeople, with the aspirations OF their pastors
we're offered to the mercy seat, for your wei.
fare, as for the happiness of your other gener-
Gus co.nperators.
The aid afforded by The high.minded people
Of America, to my countrymen in The hour Of
their calamity, will ever he gratefully remem.
bered.
Now that the position Of Ireland bears
brighter prospect. and that my health is suffi'
cientIy re-estahlished to permit me, without
risk, to cross the Atlantic, | promise myself
thatlong desired privilege in April. During
the ensuing month of May, hope for the hap
piuess of seeing you and my other friends in
Phtsburg. .....
Grateful for your much priced invitation, and
presenting kindest remembrance to all my
friends, am dear Mr.. Allen, yours devotedly,
TIEOBALD MATHEW.
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Fire in Charleston.

On Tuesday evening, 3rd instant, fire
broke out in Charleston. on the North side of
Boundary, between Meeting and Elizabeth
Streets, and destroyed some twelve or fifteen
wooden framed houscs-none Of any great
value. Ii is stated, there was but little wind al
the time, else, from The cornbistible condition
Of the neighboring buildings, rendered even
more inAamnable, by a long drought, the
whole square, bounded by Meeting, Boundary,
Elizabeth and Henrietta Streets, might hare
become heap OF ruins. The fire originated
among the premises Of Charles Legare, a
black man, which, together with other houses
occupied by several families Of negroes, and
others loo, owned and occupied by white per.
sons, were greatly injured, and some entirely de.
s,royed. Very few were insured. The Cou'
rier says-that number of young gentlemen,
from The Citadel Academy, attached themselves
TO one of the Fire Companies, and worked
manfnlly in assisting 10 arrest tho progress of
the flames.
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are sbehind the time" and thai their childreas
are growing up without that thofough know
ledge, which can only be impaired hy qualified
instructors, yet, there are many, are, loo many,
who, despising innovations" arc satisfied y
their children are taught in .the good OLD WAY
If at all. -.
Progress is The order Of the DAY Improve
ment are made and being mad. ia every ihings
scarcely any thing is SO good blfs canabe
better. Had we been satisfed With FuitoHs:
steamboat that went but fre miles an hour, VS.
never would have had a steamship, that Plows
the ocean with speed four times as great
Had we been con,ented with SHE slow and
toiIsome s,age," we never would have gone
from Camden TO Charleston in a day. lf this
be true, why is il, thai education is 50 onegleets
ed and children grow up 10 mans estate with
no more book knowledge than graces the beads
of their sires7 Why. is il that cbIldfen are
still sent 10 receive instruction Of him or her,
who is go badly qualified, and who would Ge
more appropriately employed in ssoiDe esbef.
vocation? Indeed, there is a sad wariit Of cogs'
petent instructors, and this want can he lie best
and most speedily supplied only by the sstabs
ishmpnt Of Normal School, endowed and con.
Quoted after the manner Of similar instit1ti06ss
in other States. 1t would reflect hohorapon
our next Legislature, if an appropr were
made Tor ibs purpose, and also i they wDnld'
make change in the, present system, so thaf
each District should have one Saperinaend6hf,i
whose duty should be 10 visit each Schaof iushe
District at least twice. in year, and to Exam.
inc every Teacher, and grant him license on.
ly, whom he should Judge competent - There
should also he a general Spperig.endani5 20
whom all the Deputies should make asyeariy
report. The idea that one Superintendent b
sufficient for the whole S,a.eis ridiccIdus. add
recalls TO ones mind the B,asi Of Asrhimides
If any one should think tint TIE above plan
woulia cost too much," !" lei him eonsoie 'bimseif
with the reflection that, that the State of Soath
Carolina, with her half q million az pn6pts,
can purchase good thing fsshe is fally Persss..
ded Of its utility. and that she never aood hack
when her generosity Of welfare WAS atssake4
Bearer Creek. .5 =, SIS 'FlSs!'''' is!
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For the canieis,i Journal; 57'!assssfl n
SONS OF TEMPERANCE APu f,lic 3 ! e

Pursuan, 10 notice, this ,bodJ assembled A.
Odd Fellows Hall on "Wednesday evening 1asss
and with the Cold Water Asmy'e and. Gsssi
de,s Of Temperance" 6me3s is5e6 md isns'
posing procession, whence they marckej't 10 tbe5
Presbyterian Church, under the ditecfien'of
Brothers X. s. MofIat and F. e yiillepisue, ssa
Marshalls Of the evening. On entering thsf
Church large number of. fhe 9 fair se1 e wsrs
found already assembled to grace the oecasion
with their presence. The exercisss'nf 1ftcs
Evening were commenced with prayerlgsbs
Rev. w. Il. Capers, Chaplain Of thc DiviiIonI
after which W. r. CASTOR Esq, W..Ps ssoss
and explained the object Of the meeting. which
was the presentation Of an elegant Bihissby
the Ladies Of Camden to Wateree DisiEioa
No. 0. Rev. s. 8. Davis, III his nsusi aeticis.
Gus and happy style, presented the Bible 90 bee
half Of the Ladies, which was receivedby Rev.
W. T. Capers on behalf Of ths Dirsion, whS
responded in. short, but ,cbaste and feeling
manner. -,1, -fqts 80, y s - os....si2s
--IlIhis- STAGE Of the proceedings bis Honor
Judge O'Neal, who was to address the nsecting
was called away to attend to some doty in bin
official capacity. During bis atneuee The
audience was agreeaby entertained BY Rev.
L. B. Russell, member Of tho Oadar. sijdse
O'Ncall on bis return, procse]ed to adlrsssths
meeting in manner, which to a,,eInPi 10 -cona'
men, upon. would be tsto gid refined 7gold,or
paint The lilly" portrayed in tsnaoss glow.
ing color, the eul, aye, the curscs' d iatemper.
ance, and the happiness and peace Of mind to
which life Of Temperance. Vifsne aand Re'i-
gon leads, and concluded bis address sbysan
earnest appeal to The Ladies to- continosfo ex-
er, their influence ii, this great and noble eanse.
II would be ungratefui to close these remarks
without alluding to the "GIee Club" who ab-
dcd much to the enjoyments Of the Ereniag,
by their vocal powers. Afier the audience
was dismissed, some few names were added 10
the Pledge of the Washingtonians; ihns ended
an evening tha, will long be yfetnenbe1edsby
every one present. ..-.fs 9 v''..s7 stts
z. J. DELAY, n, IS. Pfoiem.
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The Sumter Banner.

Mr.. Nj. NJ. Moan. Jr. has assumed the edi.
torial department OF the Banner. and last week,
in a graceful bow, rade his first appearance
before his readers. We understand he is the
son of Major Noah of New York, the able
and venerable Editor Of the Weekly Messen.
ger, whose bat,lings for the South, and strenu.
Gus advocacy of her rights and institutions have
probably never been fully appreciated among
us. From what we have seen We believe our
new neighbor to he ia worthy son Of a ,corthy
sire," and fully identified in feeling and views
with the South. We augur for the Banner,
with its new dress and Editor, and enlarged
sheet, increased success, and We extend to Mr..
N. hearty welcome into the corps editorial.
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For the Camden Jourual.t - .sIz
PUBLIC MEETING IN. LASCASTER-

PUBLIC MEETING IN &LANCASIEK-
After a short notice on Monday the 9th day
March ult., portion of the 'citizenso of Lancas.
ter District assembled in the Court House for
the purpose of responding 10 the address Of she
Southern Members Of Congress upon The sub.
ject of Slavery. Capt. VIM. Reid ~as called
10 the Chair, and George Nc. Wi,berspoon
appointed Secretary. John Williams Esqsex.
planned The object Of the meeting and taosed
the appointment of committee to prepare re-
solutions fr the consile ration oi the nn~etfng.
The Chair appointed the following gertiemen
to compose the committee. vis: John Williams
ESQ.,, B. Sykes Massey. Wm. McKe1na, Tx.
Cureton, James Robinson, John Brown, Col.
d. Barnes, Thos. J. Wrigh, and George Nc.
Wilherspoon. The COMMITTEES, alter 9retifins
a few minutes, reported a Prearnble and Keso-
lutions Inasmuch rs the notice was asshort
one, OF only few hours. and the people gen.
orally not notified of the meeting aud as uaa,
nimity and concert Of tho whole Dts.rict was
altogether desirable on thi, occasion, on
motion, the meeting adjourned 10 meet again
on Sale day in April. According 70 adjourn.
ment, large and respectable meeting Of the
people Of the District me, IN the Count House.
VIM. A. Moore Esq., was appointed additional
Secretary. The following preamble ana reso.
lutions were then taken up and atopssd sanni.
mously. :. - y{.sss,s
Whereas, the Address Of the Southern sirm.
bers in Congress, to their constituents, gising
a narrative "of the whole series of act. Il
aggression, and encroaehments by the Aa.'i.
tionists, as we'll as BY the great body Of the
North, upon the rights Of the" South, and the
great dangers to which we are exposed" sounds
the tocsin Of solemn warning, that the march
Of abolition is onward, advancing with = giants
stride, land threaten with destructioa, the
greatest and most vital Of all the interests. and
institution, of the South /" In utter disregard,
alike of Law and Constitmiun, and I remain
unchecked must sooner or later end Ia the total
overthrow of the free institutions under which
we live, and the destruction Of ousl free and
happy form of government, Thcrsfots
Resolped, That the citizcns Of Lahcaster
District, cordially approve Of the addfess Of the
Southern Members Ia Congress 10 their eons.i.
tuen,s, and tho recommendations thcsein Goa.
tanned and also Of the conduct Of those Sens.
tors and Representatives. who have signed the
same, s--5-+ = . fi'T Ftc5
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A Valuable Machine.


We have been requested Ly ]. S. BossARD.
Esq. OF Sumter District, to state that he claims
to have produced machine for pounding Rice,
inirinsically novel in its operations, and with
which he can perform the labor of preparing
this valuable grain for market with more case
and facility than by any machine heretofore pro-
duced. The striking difference ofthis machine
and what marks its superiority TO all former
ones, is the great dminuion Of the power re.
quired in the operation. This is effected main
y by the introduction Of twelve lifiers TO each
pestle, instead of four, the former mode. These
multiplied lifiers are so admiralty constructed,
that not fourth part Of the power is required
in the process of preparing this grain for mar.
kc,. The machine has been in operation more
than four months, and the article produced is not
inferior to The hest Rice exhibited in Camden
from the Charleston market. In its construc.
ton, it can be applied 10 wafer, steam, or ami.
NAL power. g..
A more minute descr'ptio is promised US
hereafter.
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this, sl,soo,ooo hadpassed through the custom

this, 81 100000 hadpassed through the custom
house at San Francisco, valued at $l0to Sl3
per ounce. S7oO.OoO had gone off in driblcts,
inlrunks, boxes, and on the person Of IFS own,
ers, to Oregon, Val paraiso Sydney, N. 5. W.,
Sandwich Islands, the United States, England,
&C., &C., to save freight. Several lots of $40
600 each, had gone off in this way. $1,000.
600 was scattered over California, in large and
small parties, miners, &c., that had not been
sent down to San Francisco. This Mr.. Suwer.
krop assured us, was very moderate calcula
ton. Il, was made with The greatest care in
order not to deceive the public.
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Education.

There is not anything of more Importance
in the acquisition Of knowledge, than that the
Instructor should be we'll qualified. It is a
lamentable fact, that, although Legislature after
Legislature have assembled TO enact laws and
make appropriations for the welfare aud pros.
perity Of the people,--they should have ne.
elected to establish "Normal School" :"
wherein Teachers might receive that kind OF
preparation, pf WHICH, alas SO many are ,des.
tituie. Of the proprety or necessity of such
a school there can be no question. 81. ..sr
II Is cheering 70 observe that a few Of our
eminent men, are beginning 10 feel that we
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Attraction at the Odd Fellows Hall.

Dr. W. Foster, who has much celebrity as
a Lecturer, will deliver two Lectures at the
Old Fellows Hall, his first commencing on
this (Tuesday) evening, at half past seven.
Chemistry and Astronomy will be subjects OF
illustration. He will make all The Classes, and
perform many brilliant and beautiful expert
ments with them.
Astronomy will be illustrated by means OF
his extensive rhantasmagora.
We see from our exchanges, lha, much use
full instruction and rational amusement may be
obtained at Dr.. F.'s Exhibition. Let US go
and see.
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Father Mathew.

In another column we give the letter Of
Father Mathew, expressing a determination TO
visit our country this Spring We feel conf.
dent, that should he come, the Executive Com.
rniltee of the State Temperance Society, will
extend to this venerable Apostle a pressing
invitation to give The Palmetto State call in
his travels.
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The South Carolinian.

The Carolinian is certainly on the progres.
sire. Last week we received the first number
Of the triweekly issue, Of diminished size.
The reek7y is to lie furnished TO country sub.
scribers on larger sheet. These changes
and improvements evidence success in the 6nan.
ces, and increase of patronage for our co,em.
porary.
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Mecklenburr Jeffersonian.

The Jeffersonian has fallen into The hands Of
Quentin Busbee, ESQ.,, formerly Of Raleigh.
An Exchange states, that Mr.. B. is spirited
political writer, gentleman Of liberal educa.
ton, and has the proper esprit du corps. We
welcome him into the ranks, and cordially
wish him success.
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THE CAMDEN J0IJRN AL.
Wednesday Morning, April IL, ls49'
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REDUCTION IN PRICE.

We are gra,ified in being able to announce 10
our readers and friends, that The accession to our
list of subscribers, and the prospect of still
greater increase, warrant Us in reducing the
subscription price oftbe Journal. For The ablI''
ly TO take this step. and to procure large assort
ment Of type we are indebted 10 our friends and
patrons, and our thanks are hereby rendered
them for their kind Offices. Arrangements
have been made with correspondent in Char.
lesion, gentleman not unknown to the li'era'
ry world, and monthly communications may be
expected from that city-besides occasional
correspondrncies from other sections OF the
country. II new names continue to come in
through the year, and if old scores are prompt
ly paid up, we expect at the commencement OF
the next volume, TO procure complete sett ol
new type, and make further reduction in The
price. What say you, subscribers?
The paper will be furnished to new subscrI.
bers at 81 SO per annnm, If paid al the time
of subscribing, or uilhin tro months thereafter
i, not paid within that time, SO will be charged.
From old subscribers, who pay by the first Of
MAY next, 50 SO will be received.
I'LL l,rt nj n
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of which he had received, to aid the negroesin
getting to a Free State. Thomas NJ. Brown
was acquitted, and James Brown, sen. was
found guilty. His sentence being that Of death,
was not pronounced, as his attorney gave no.
tice of appeal. In these critical times. when
enemies are around and among us, our citi.
zcns should look we'll 10 their slaves.
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Cork. Feb. 81. lS49.

Ny. DEAR FR1END:-lt affords me much
qualification to receive letter from ono to
whom consider myself, with the distressed OBJ
iec,s Of my solicitnde, deeply indebted. Your
laudable and benevolent exertions contributed
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Sons Of Temperance.

The following brethren were on Thursday
evening 5lh inst, duly installed as Officers Of
Watereo Division, No. g., to serve for the pre-.
seEt quarter.
A. NJ. KENNEDY, w. r.
-LIlI;A1ncnN,
Z. J.. DELAY. r. S.
s. d. HALLFORD, A. r. s.
w. NJ. SHANNON, F. s..
F. l.. ZEMP, r..
J. r. KERSHAW, C.. -.,..
r. /. VILLEP1GUE, A. C.
G. b. SILVER. I. s.
w. W. DEANE, o. s.
Brother A. NJ. KENNEDY, W. p, was on the
same evening unanimously elected member
Of the Grand Division.
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FATHER MATHEW COMING!

The Pittsburg Gazette publishes the follow.
ing letter from this great Irish Apostle of Tenn.
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GIVE arc compelled, for the want OF room,
10 omit some editorial and other matter prepared
for this weeks paper.