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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
Locofocoism and Free Soil.

We commend tle following just and lnrcl
ble remarks on Free Democracy" from the
Daily Free Press. to The careful attention of
every one Of our readers. The fine has
! come when the sincere opponents Of SLAVERY
Extension must decide to whom this great
interest muy be most safely trusted-nnd to
which ofihe ,sS great pariieF, ms Judged 10y
their past acts, they con most consistently aud
honestly nAhcre. In this view, the following
considerations cannot be too carefully weigh
ed;
Had Northern "Democ,dis" born in
an atmosphere of Freedom, and nurtured
where hostility to human Slavery is n birth.
right, they proved ms true to Freedom
md Humanity Us SourHrRS WmGs did in
that grent Controversy IN T6TJ, wnCfi TJsUtv=
ed in annexation and War, anne yutOn and n
/ bloody and expensive wnr had been avoided.
| Again wc say, let this never he forgotten; and
when tue Leaders of Northern Democracy,
| tho men nlte aoiU shout md yell with new
! horn opposition 10 the extension of Slavery
and who cnn see no political evil so dreadful
M the spread Of Slavery over the uuinhahit-
ed wilds of New Mexico and California, hut
whose onnSci6nces q were easily reconciled
to the prOpriety of spreading it over the Ter.
tile and comparatively populous Territory of
! Texas,-your VAS DuRFNs aud BuTLERs, of
the ''tiii myor,rm gen!um," and your Barriers
and Fields, and Smiths. and EdSimdnS and
Dalinghdms, of the smaller fry,-when these
excited aud hcntt-broken nntislavery pnIr
OTIS talk TO us Of tho sin and wickedness of
extending Slavery, lei us be ready to nsl
them where THEY were, s. where the Sou1H
ERN WHrGs were, in 1915, when the grea
question ofAnnexing Texas az S'dre Terri
tory was openly and Avowodly before the A
, merican People for their decision.
EVERY VINO MEMBERoF CoNGREss FRoN
n STA rKuoLpISG STATES. BUT ONE. VOTED a
GAlNST THAT ANNEXATION, while you
Northern, Free States, "dsmoeraiic' Dilling
hams, who were in Congress, were dodgin
: and twisting and turning, TO Guoid the grea
issue. or openly voting FOR Slavery; an,
r your Van Burens and Buffers and Barber
and Eastnians were advocating and volinl
for the election Of James X. Polk, who wa
nominated solely on account of his pToslavor
E and pronunciation opinions Nice ynnn
men, these new-iangled Locotoco "Fre
l. Soilers" are They have scarcely yet bcgu
o to peep in the cause of anti slavery cxton
. sion, and already set themselves up ms 'leda
eTs' in the cause! Their mothers have scarce
ly yet got word that they "nro OUT of thei
= pro-slavery collars, and they nre already swne
I goring about, setting the Lake on fire wit
. their exclusive zeal for Freedom, They hum
g bug and chjOe into their councils n few i'm
y practicable and visionary Wings, like OH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23

Marcy, momhor al ilui li0lri, would "r-
near l6 imyr been endowed Wiil % Aihh nl
second sighl, by which be- wHH nrnldrd 90
i.,s--a lAAl lln rlaus be rkHmlurd na 'nW-
uirsiuuer,ho would he chilled upon 10 enforce
uH Secretary 0f Wat
Chargss ugainsl lhr Alehicau GDyrrumcult
lo sinrl iuslGallf llnu lhm preferred 10y lhe
WJif HFHfHFt ttr Htiti, nag Il4E iIlll knnWn ~
bla of ll.sop" we're allowed, II not "ilhnuI
rutlrienl rfldsBrr'
The constitution Of lho present l!op0 for.
bids lio .ufplrlDu 0l other lhW % drltHhHiHn.
nie ckamiHAinu 81 liIe riHiuH hifd iWp4tii4l
drrisiuus hlr Evans md Mr. fmllh are well
known as learned iu las, Hud honorable mcu
Sic Payne, 81 houl Carolina, has not ~
uvch national reputation, bui iH well qunlih'
cd ipr tho poet hr ocrnplrs,
Tho aggregate of claims before the linhrd
flfns, u IlunIj over $1,000 600 auh more
lluenirn 60 conn in, Cuupirrs Nulrd FJ'uO
600 Boz liquidation Of tho Whole sHH monf
than ulHrimi, Hhf opinion ~ ptsoa1 ilho haze
io1tok into Hr matter, 10 pig gH iini c'nin1
Tie drcisiou Of lho liuhri Dn particular ca
eos will not lir promulgated ua rlrli cnrn d
determined upou hut vii boz held secret iili
lhp.rud oflhc Cumuiirriou lwuyeorr hence
or more, -,Aiu,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23

wilh lhe spiuia 0i ramphor inHy lie admin.
ltffd, 10 pHiu be- present Gllll uautr, rfb.I
-aThu'H, llie laudaUum, "a dusei nf nom ,.,,.
90 dUpf, u,by bee administered, nud ,e ,i
rHrts ~ unin nf HHU8fH' HVTty FIUHDigHI f.,.
thu whole abdomen. lllhfsi, riyn Irr.r.J
b reuj oase, fud Ior yaw Jlgnoau, anil,
ioir M diredioHh ~ ihm lrrnlnem. / l,,.
nlieyed many cnfcs llAl, fom ceua.n ir.
cutiDHH, wore fHit lfU'lHHF rtIUtFTH. Oi.if-Ir-
lho Mssissippii and yesterday, utter einlt,
lng ifon Cily Foiui, On ih0 Curtis Prrk ID.
applicability a. distressing nausea Gr tul.t,
u, ilo case Of d. Griffin o ueudler uf IT.
lc4islalnre rom Southampton, wns p,cu..r
" and plonsumlily apparent, TIE rrns.l.g,.
81 sinking during The existence OF n.g,f.
wns buler described hy Western lasrrs
lbHu my iafm cnn Apply ~ H. a. f,rIy
90 ny question ~ a. lus irrliurs, BE- ry
"iliis WIS uof lIhH q clumGu sirk Of. 'a.,
llial could be- relieved hy vomiting huts..
q anH Of Rouoncss he bad never ltlrlr.
realized tie description hherWWds-a IA
Louis, and believe lhn word "goucuoa 'il.,
expressive linn uHuHen,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
For the Calcdonian.
Free d mocra CO

Tho recent disappearance Of the loeoioco "
rtee aoil parties in Vermont, land the appear
ance ola new constellation in the political
heavens, in the place Of these two, that are no
longer visible to the nakcd eye, presents
strange anomaly IL locoroco political chieanc.
ry, viz. a direct and explicit nvowal Of quon.
dam democrats that every pussibic means
should be resortcd to for the abolition Of Slave.
ry'
To those, who for the past few years, have
seen Paul Dillingham;, Jr and others, most
prominent among the"UHtcrrided democracy,
bascly trucking TO southern men, and solling
their birthright for a mess Of pniingc;nnd have
also listened To the reiterated nlIirnations Of
tue liberty party, tina, they were the last hope
of freedom in Amcrica,to those who have see n
these things, such pcrlec, blending of those
two clements, as disagreeing in their nature
A. oil and water, can. but appear strange
Surely truth is stranger than fiction. BY
wha, powerful alchemey the union was effect.
cd, leave Tor thosu rrz yTuE Investigations "a
chemical combinations to discover. The rea.
son of the fusion is too palpable - escape tho
notice Of any but the wilfully blind, With the
liberty mon, it is base sacrifice OF principle
for t,c sake Of power with the Ioeos it is the
Last stake in their game Tor nscende pcy Those,
whoAe motto has been "to the victors belong
che spells, have determined, us n final resort,
and one to-which they were drirtR in theirex-
Iremisy, To simulate honesty for a little while,
and lcign a heart felt repentance for their past
uncxampled duplieity, in hope that they may
thus deceive those uho vote from principle
The woifhas donned the garb of the faithful
dog, thu devil appears in the form of an
angel of light; not from any love for the-dresf
they have assumed, but that their own selfish
profcts may be advanced, viz: the defeat of
the Wings. The -honest voters of Old Vernon
have 80 long remained true to the great Prin
ciples of equality, Justice and humanity, thn
bad men in their pursuit of the loaves anC
fshes, have been driven 10 dcsperationj AM
every other subtetiuge having been resorte'
30, and having appeared before the people
lProteus.Ike in a hundred different forms, the,
atiast have come TO making the most hypocrit
zeal aAd inIpuGent professions OF sympathy 70
the poor abused slave!
In the Convention whose travail CAV" brit
10 this wonderful child, Free Democracy, taos
who have done more than any other men i
Vermont to riyet the chains more closely uT
on the writing limbs ofthe oppressed; 'oh
rot>d SoT the 0aRSzation Of TeTGS toitL lis STARE
~ beyond The reach Of future legislation; VIII
have crouehed at the feet of southern dominu
lion and done tie meanes. service, &c they migi
AN, catch the erau,hs ihat fell from their mai
ssrs table such HoBtr t7hoi soHted me" as the'
.tlO1t made the novel discovery thai Gilbert
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
From tho BraudoU NlugI
More Of tire Coalition.

The primo mowers Of This condition ma lG,1
wlo have ganliled with politics MI lboif lpo
lhoir "pruriploa" and "plaliorun lm u.l
angling nppawlus,lheir Gshiug lucslr When.
with they fish fur office, lor power. lor emo.
umoHt They will make any promise, psf.
any resolution. swear 10 Guy crrrI, nm 10.
90 my thing, on Eve minutes notice and wnb
suitable assurance that tie cud w.l melrhy
be- promoted, II b. our solemn duy o., lot
rfa of Vermont a. wnrn our icllow cUlru.
against dis class of politicians Il b. ctrah
thnl such mcu. seek 10 union viii lIc good
hul Ia incrrg-r their numerical strength and
gain their selfish ends, They have fuppor
ted Texas HuncXnliou, Mexican war, trI
l.Ocolocoism generally, when their pa1S at.
tendency made IL snfr aud profitable TODD
20, They nee now very londcr about slave.
~, because lliat suits the lumor oC the houf
They viii be- any thing you please to- nor
row, ifyou viii give llicm iu return tho Iua.
~ they seek. And when they have gained
10 they viii violate every pledge md hclu,
every interest, which les "a Tie WY ol iirl
anllHou. Why should gry mnu be- drro,uI
hy lhem7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
who'll be Sold!

The Patriot ~ iu,t now deep ~ Riddles aud
mathematics. We suppose n means to FufSf
u lucoiucu ,iriury iu September Ia cnsr il
can't Ggutc one uui ly the way, VIZ obsct,"
u rs already counting chickens That are moi
yptimichOd, II inlimn;rs hat un tie We'd,
ur,ipy succeeding tie lir,t Tue day ~ sep.
trluhyr, thr Telegraph will Tee announcing @
lucufru victory ~ Vermont MuInr, don't
ht in hurry about ". Mc oucflucw man
who husrrd lhH hc and CupL l---owucd
iIiuy cuV-; hut Il so happened that tHu Cup.
tain uW'U,d cy~fy boot and huru aud hide Of
tlr thirty, ull told, aud li' lpor poiphhor
could only Hrrr,wiIhuut 80 much NJ the pow.
It of ,liug single cow, Now, Major the
leaders Of the lucuinco aud tate Liberty patty
amy fancy tlui they oirti souo twenty ,ihoii-
tund ifcclucu of Vermont body aud soul,un
that ih,y eau dspufc of their votes Just UH
readily us th,ir SLNucntc brethren Of the
South can sell Hfrtr+-.........- F.4Al ,iuilh.
those Wholesale dealers iu free born Yankees
mny fud themselves. mistaken. The boys
nuy irl,r 1t iutu tlcir bcud- on some fourth
DAY of July TINT they iooui be- sold, no how
yuu can fN IT, We should not Ice surprised u
they dul, The fact is, dear MAJOR, that .Nor-
moutgrs now ndays hn,c not entirely forgot
tOu hcir iithcrs They are iH8cp'ufth dH
We rtnnd you of an nttciupt Ia sell them "a
the lotot,cos on the dislauding Of the nutl.
masonic pArlN It was great failure. We
remind YOU ofn later attempt to transfer rio
/ loculorus ofihc first Congressional District 10
/ the free soil men II wns cunuingy and
cautiously arranged, md carried on rs secret
| ~ ns possible. The Whgs had no notice
until tic very eve OF the election in Novem-
l.@s-l4l.I .rl Lat. inn.lYn u gront iulnro
/ On the first trial IN, September last the
combined locoloco, FREQ soil and scattering
vote Wns GB1O
The Wing vote for IlShard was 5ol2
Nt6tdrity ugutuSt ilrtarr ------i }51-S
On tho second trial llohard had 1903
The secret coalition and scat.
tcring vote was 553J
Majority for llcbard - 60
Wing gain from the first trial 1927
The coalition vote of November was 81
/ short Of the aggregate opposition vote it
4 September, while tho wlig vote for Mr. lie
hard was increased SOL Why did you los,
tscftiVurcs AMI tho whigs increase Iai,r No
.vcmhrr? why this comparative Wing gain
of 1927 in tho LIST district ihtwo months? W,
guess, dear Major Tint some folks in Yer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
NGTa 9oMTIEg@E.
SATURDAY, JUNE ~, 1870
WING STATE CONVENTION.

The wings Of Vermont ar' notified 10 meet
~ state Convention "A MONTPELIER, ON
WEDNESDAY TH'E FOURTIi DAY
OF Jui.Y NEXT az 10 o'clock a NJ
for the Iurrosc NJ Hom,naunFa State ticket
aud adopting an necessary measures prepare
tory iur the coming election. a fIll rcprcscn'
llton al tie Whirs,u every section Of 'be
state is earnestly invited.
by order ocibe Wing State Ccntral Com,
June l2,h 1919,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
rnG STATE CONVENTION.

rHE STATE CONvENTIoN
We call the attention ofcycfy wing TO the
state Convention, which - called at Mon,pc'
her on tho ''GLoWlous rouWrW" Let ~ have
= full representation from every quarter ci the
.iiatr,-a Convention worthy of the day, For
1hc information of The wings ofihe Eastern
and South eastern section Of the State, Ne
remsJs they eaH readily roach Montpelier Al
shat tim, by railroad Montpelier Uorhmau.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
Essex Co. WING Convention.

The Wings or EacK County are requested
~ meet In Convention ~ the Town IIouso IN
Lupcnburgh, on Thu'sday, the Gfltor July
y,roS,mo, at 10 o'clock, a, NJ, 10 nominate a
candidate tor County Senator, aud 10 consult
upon the present posture ofout political affairs.
-Thc i.orufueo- and the pseudo Free So,l"ra
b1yng.rormcd coalition FOR the purpose Of
defeating the Wings and occurring power 10
hcmkgiycs, it is nighttime for abe Wings to n.
wake a full attendance j. requested and cI'
,pcclcI There viii probably be several speak.
srrs In attendance.
JouS DTwET,
JTssT CooPrW,
EuA-AtbUrH, COM nee,
JOSIAH BHooRs,
wv II MNT,
June 10th, IS49,
rs. The Waterman and Journal viii
please copy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23

0-F@To read tho Free Democracy papers
il Vermont JUS, nowyou would imagine that
they had been ignorant that slavery existed
until now, ord that they had mistaken Yer
mont for South Carolina
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23
THE COALITION llOM TITS I'll
& EIN ED

TIN loihcs Of The condition cony,'rf
meet with complete ridirulc, wherever rl
uro read Otth wishy.WHsly rrfoluior.
Tie BOSTON Dairy AHvrrtisrr ~ry,' "lirr --r.
oial doctrine :. lliui u IL root 10 he good. Oh
batter ~ be- Lshtr" The Darlington Free PFC.
ud,lrcs the wise man 10 rrso'rr, "lhhi runr
- q rguh thing irlrai-e wNt"g wall Tbs
Mlddohur, Galaxy snJs;
"\Nc undertake 90 sny lint l.7r.--ii- ron
sumHtod 10y such men. ~ ihc expense ulc0r-
si,lcucy, integrity, puucipr qud NcrltLug
hut desperate hnuk'riuguNer Office, rul
h.tlrr envy OF Wing succcss,vi.l tad OF ser.
v perfect ratification 10y the iuuss's WHO ,Hrr
thus attempted 10 bc sold"
Tho Boston Alias, nlicr holding rp lhr hf
fair Ia mcrilcd ril.rulc, quotes the fulluWa.
lincS FROM iiurus' Jolly BcFgars;"
"l..fr 10 IN variorum,
What care we which way d gn.,
bet them cant about der0rum
VINO uANr pnAUAorEEsy 70 tosI
-H u ndsor journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23

LoslSu llEADs.-Prenlicc sNys;--A eccf
many of the correspondents Of the Washing
ion Union, late oflice.holders, complaints
they huve lost tircir- heads. II is periee's-li-
dcnt from tile nonsense they write, bst"
they ever had heads, they have los, lucu|
0F@We learn from thcV concord lre'"'
tive Reporter, that Till Inns been ordered 10
n third reading, without opposition, IN u"
New Hampshire House of RcprcScn'''H.'s
authorizing the Governor and Council "
compute the punishment of LeUI'a ;. h'''',
dell, under sentence of death for n'uf'o
committed in New Boston, to imprlsoh'l''''
for life.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23

Q-FThe rocoroc0s in Maine, VINO ny
whining MS p,eously nj the "awin' prose-, ,t.g,
ton" which Cen Taylor is visiting upon ..E,,s
MS their locoinco brethren in New 'an'PS..,
have descended to the psltry mcanness- u''r
moving lHtlc hoy, some fourteen OF u,,'e
years OF age, from tho office orpnge
House of Rcprcs eutotiyes, because II "a H,,,
cortained that his father was Wing
Enquifer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23

InE ANMr, The Washington rorrespO..
dent If tie New Nor, Commercial says
Tho dcu,h Of l,rcvci Major General GI.ts
occasions 10 vacancy IN tic army t.".
commencement tjhg Wnr with MoAir0lH.
adler Generals Gaines and Wool were uf
Only officers of Tint lurul rnik m the ARMY.
IN 1876 law was passcdcrcniiug two more
officers of that grade, which were filled 10
Angus, oi'ihnt year 10y ihc promotion Of Col.
oncls kcntncy uM Iwiggs, of thc first tri
second Dragons. Thsc officers were lof
the rcatilrr army, hut were To- continue ouh
to The end of the war Ia July, sis. the poo
v,so Ia this law, requiring the dismissal Of
two Of tho -four brigudler generals 10 the .c'
vice ntihc cud oltho war, was rcpenlcd, aud
they were all continued iu Office during I'r
but 1t WAS provided That the offices ofthc tint
two who d,cd or resigned, should hc nhollI'
cd 10y such death or resignation. Tie en-
tomplIcd casualties have already occur,t,
both IN respect 10 thls grade md thRt oi Ms
pr General The number ofn,aIor md Ing.
adler ccneenls is reduced io TINT existing ai
the beginning at tAo war, hy the promotion
OF Major general Taylor, through prorc',
not alluded to in tie regulations, aud 10y the
death of the gallant Kenricy and the Veteran
GHiues, Tho only major general now IN ne
service is Gen. Scott, aud the two brigade
....4..2sala- aEG- Gems. Wool aud TwiCgs.
Gen. Games is said 10 have died oi cfuf--
ra, burit is more probable that he lcll VIC
tim 20 Tho Inilncss Of years.
Gen. TwigCs arrived here from Fort lca'
enwortlI on Thursday evening. lie Will de-
phrt tomorrow morning upon n tour OF duty,
Gen. Wool. being now tho senior officer Of
his rank, will probably take the Eastern, and
Gen. Twiggs viii of course, in TINT event Il
assigned to the command of the Westc7
principal division.
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HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.

lively known, beyond ,he fact TINT vast armies
from Russia, in consort with Austria are now
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-23

c. Bishop Doono, who lately 'a"''
Some s25O,OOO, owed $500 for con'a'' ...,
W and lee creams
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T.. s. The Waterman and Journal win
,,lcasr copy.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-07-18
marL ARRANGEMENTS.

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Due daily, at >: =; 81 W.
os-A Way Bag will be kept open for the reception Of
Charleston letters until 4 o'clock A. NJ.
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Closes 9P.M.
SUMTER DISTRICT MAILS, VIA sTATEBURc. $: c.
Due Daily. at =: 7p; "
Gs~Way Mails for Offices on the South Carolina Rail
Road close daily at 5 p. NJ.
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Due Tuesday and Ihursday, sunday, at p NJ.
Closes Monday, Wednesday e. Saturday. at z A. NJ
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Due Thursday, Mt ii VI.
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Due Tuesday and Friday, a. VI.
Closes same day, ut +. ".
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at 8 A. M-Close nj P. NJ. Open at 3 p. NJ
Close at NJ and open half hour after the arrival OF the
Southern Mails in the evening.
On the Sabbath, open from to 10 A. NJ, and hall an
hour after the arrival of the Southern mails in the evening
july i. 1919 }. n. GAMEWELL, P. ".
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-07-18
Shel.if7s Sale,

4 will sell, nn the first Monday in August next
before the Court House door, in Camden, between
the legal hours Of sale, the following property,
to wit:
Negro man named Moses, NEGRO girl named
Mary, Horses, 2 Saddles, 2 Brides, l cart, le-
We'd on and to be sold as the property Of Cordell
Hunt, at the suit of James Dunlap and Joseph w.
Dolby. Also,
Negro woman named Bella, and her child Gra-
cy, levied upon and TO be sold as the property of
Thomas Starke, at the suit of James Canley, Jr.,
Commissioner in Equity for W. W. Lang, Admir-
Also,
All the right. title and interest Of the Defendant
in and to Lot No. 905, with the Improvement
thereon, on Lyttleton street. in the Town of Cam
den, bounded North by Lot No. 907, East by Lyt-
tleton street, South by Lot No. 900, West by Lot
No. ss5; levied on and to be sold as the property
of H. G. Roberts, at the suit of w. Anderson g.
Co. vs. Ii. e Roberts.
Terms Cash-Purchaser TO paw for papers.
THOS. J. WARREN, Sheriff X. D.
July III % 4t
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DConsumpton is disease which is cnrrying its
victims TO Tho by thousands without being arrest
cd 10 sprogress by be medicines in common use ot the
present lipe. But brighter day is coming. and has
come--as TO successfully arrest that disease DR. Ro-
GERS, ,LIVERWORrA AND TAR not only gives
ismsdia,s;relief in, COUGHS and COLDS. but from
the c,csipsny ofmen ofthe highest standing here and
cisesicre. ia making some very remarkable cures "f
CONSERVATION. improvements in the treatment Of
disesses onward and nothing nnest its spirit
in ,e psSscnt age. Those who afflicted with dis.
cascd Lungs would do well 10 call on J. R. MckAlN,
the agent and zee the certificates Of DR.. VIM j. Rich.
ards, Judge, Vim, l,nrkc, the Wife cf the Rev G. w.
Maley, and Of Dr.. Hiram Cox. late Professor in the
Eclectic Medical College 81 elCiihcina,i.
HID II. q 4.,.. % At
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-07-18
TO my First Patrons.

THE Subscriber woul respectfully suggest
that all (witbout exccption) the young ladies
al d genllemen who took Lessons from him during
the first quarter, ought to continue for second
quarter, (if possible) Whatever we do must be
done we'll My first pupils just begin to dance,
and will probably forget soon part of what they
have learned. By stopping now, they stop at the
very moment that they mosl improve; besides,
there are several Dances which cannot be dis.
pensed with in the ft shonable society, of which
they do not know even the name. know 10y ex-
perience that it is bad rule to stop "hile, 10
learn at later period. Let then my first pupils
take second quarter, and their education in
dancing will be complete, and they will have 10
think no more of it.
A. BERGER.
July IL % st
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DIED, atfiis residence in Lancaster District. on
Thursday morning. the 2Sth ut, Mr.. WILLIAM
HnTons many gears irregular member Of the Bap-
,iet Church, andihighly respected by all who were
acquainied with him. When the Mexican War
commenced, three of his g. ms rushed 10 their
country's rescue, and their tall, handsome forms
added much to the appearance Of the Lancaster
Company Of Volunteers. Disease and wounds
hurried them into premature graveS-tioo lie min
Cling with Mexican soil, the remains OF the third
were brought back, and were forwarded on through
our Townsby our citizens last Fall, to receive an
honored burial in the family grave yard Their
devoted parent never recovered from the loss.-
Their deaths hung heavy upon him, and gradually
weighed him down, until The arms Of the monster
took him from further despondency or trouble on
earth to join the patriotic spirits OF his gallant
sons beyond the grave.
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$40 Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber on Ihe morning 81
the l0th inst, PETER, a pale Mulatto Fellow
about feet 10 or III inches high, very thick, stout
and square set, about IS years Of age, eyes very
bright, and scar over one eye ~. !.
Peter was brought from near Columbia; s.. C.
by Mr.. Jacob. Lucius. in the spring of I847ssaad
purchased of man named Miles. .!yeasSt.fsss
The above reward will be paid for his apprehens
sion and confinement in any jail so thai Lean GET
him. "a DEKALB BKYANT,.
Oswiche Russell County, Ala. June rs, 1e49.