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The camden and Charlotte Stage

The Camden and Charlotte Stage
VIII, tiil further not ce, leave Camden at
se'clGck Al. H. on Mondays. Wednesdays and Sa-
Stufdsys
y All packages or parcels must be left at the Stage
Office, and if to be delivered on the road must be
prepaid.
No package or parcel will be delivered, but at
such places as the Stage usually stops at:
- JAMES McEWEN
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GOOD GOODS! CHEAP! F!

The subscribers wishing to reduce their Stock to
the requirements of the present increased facill-
fiesof Communication, purchasers will find 1t to
sff,eit Interest to look over their assortment of
Dfy.Gs0odS, Hardware, Groceries, DC
before t6Sipg, as they feel confident that COM
parison of their Goods with any others, to quail
II and price, (cash or credh) will not result to
their disadvantage
McDowALE; q. COOPER,
One door above the Bank of Camden.
Jan. l6 IT
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WHAT / HAVE NOTICED.

:. 60. ~ - n.
MANS vi,,,s. ,.han ,hav I a.. dssd s.,;;f1ssss
d,t,""e nd r;u,,,eu. are :, ne" ,hs.a WIN
anu '".uous. ..'p any paiusu'rs ess'''Fs s
V wnene e,;aea ;aena" .ba, men ,s are "a,ieu ~
e,rn;vs u ,s deb,e H., sas
bodv n. vho owes him n ,ba n,,e,Sro.t -,
"ooy pay ""' oWe' "''' ''"' - = ''ie "''. u.eA'a.
'"G ,,;,.d ~. f1,.s,,, s;.;.. .s.,sa.s...ss
nave h1lceo lnal nfa'n meIsals /,
Juoge, lnonsh no' ipPar.ipa sei Eye,y nm I'VE
a oent-rfaia a: summons tne asuses ae
'ayS COW" n.s uas, ~ ts I st
nave "'. a l = z
rogue se9 ~ .ee -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-07-11
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
,-aa.sssjg PUBLISHED WEEKLY, by
1et-6az T. w. PEGUES.
. Bargains for the Summer months |!

The subscriber will sell of, his present stock of
Plain and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware, etc, at a
very small advance on cos. price, as he intends
moving into Mr.. VIM. Workman's new store on
the ist of October next.
Those who wish Bargains would do well to call
soon, as the goods will be positively sold to,o' to
make room for an entirely new stock in the Fall.
.7sssssz, JAMES WILSON.
At Mr.. H. Levy's old stand.
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GYDsHm or Plaster Paris.

The subscriber has on hand few barrels of the
above article. which he offers for sale very low,
and will, on short notice, furnish any quantity that
may be ordered. The value of plaster as fert'-
iizer is too we'll known to planters, TO require any
commentator. q. l.. CHAfIEN.
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Fol. sale.

For Sale.
,sbed, Clarified, Loaf White Havana and
>igars.
Also
Biscuit and Pilot Bread.
JAMES McEWEN.
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= y Bacon, Lard and Flour.
~ A lot of superior Bacon and Lard
= Flour Of the best brands, for sale by
\ may %. A. F.. ALLEN.
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Spanish Segars, &c.
! Superior Spanish Segars. Of choice brands, and
the best chewing and smoking Tobocco.
nav % A. E. ALLEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14

6DmenS SafeI, init Der man aIIerIet Nbers
Qlauben perbane, bnter ibr murben Gin.
eel uuo gBotIe 9rtragen, Sum 3elben es
fe iib nit Spinner befbdfti9en fcQe, fet
ner G6rbe nit iNen 8IeinOoien, une Glei'
niofeiten fir bic foMmenben Sinber 0as
0au5 Der @atten mar nit SIamen perSiert.
Sor Der Sbure reibte man Der Sraut Baf'
fer uno Seuer, Sum 3ei6en baB iie Sbell as
Dem Snm69en ibreS Nannes babe, be9ce
lie nit @oGer, aG5 Sethen, eab iie rein uno
feufb eintrete, uno fra9te iie nab tbrens
9lomen. Sic fa9te aber ME ibrsn rpabren,
oenn ea jeber Srdut9am am SobSeittage
Cajus bieb, 70 antportete fie: ;, Benn bg
Cajus bilt, 70 bin i'd Gaia. G" 8enn eI
9err btft, bin i'd Srrin.) gs rpar bies
cine 0nipteIun9 ouf Gaia Cecilia, Srau
Sarquin bes 6eItern, wsIbe cine fsbr CUTE
Sousbdlterln 9ewelsn mar. Sisrauf bdngs
te Die iun9e Srau etWoS gHsle an bic 5aus,
tbilr uno rieb fe nit @oIfs' oeer S6mets
nefett, Inn ale 3auberei fern Su battsn.-
Srouen boben e iber bic SauSfbweue,
mclbe iie nibt bctreten eurfte. oa fie ben
6aus96ttern uno Der Seta bsili9 ipar.--
Mon reibte ibr einen Sing NIT SbIhfstn,
gum 3ei6en DAP iie Die Subrun9 bes Saus.
me1en3 erbaItc, lieb iie auf etnem Sbufeu
nisouieeeu, gum 3eiten CAP fie bic Gorge
fur 6erbsiiboffung Der &Ieicsr babe uno
te0onn oo5 Mabl, weIbsS aew6bnIib NIT
S6tenfpeI be9Ieitet mar. ylab bemfeIbsn
wuroe iie sureb Srouen ins bOhSeitide 8ets
te octraht-ba5 Dem 9enie ees Mannes
0ebeit0t mar unb eaber genial bicB nels
der eDe ct eie Sbtlre ftIp6, Den iun9en ecu,
ten NhNe Suwarf. Sieie fan9en Dor Der
Shire 9ieoer febr aus9rIaHensn Snbalts.
(FeScemia 'fbs Serfs, neil Die GinwUbner
ucn Sestennia in @trurisn iie auf9ebraht
battcn.) Qm anoern Sage CAB Der iunse
Wann Elm 9rr6eS MobI, bel wsIdem bic
iunae Srau an leincr Sete auf pemfeIben
8ctt faB uno 70 peni9 SurudbaItences See
fprdd fubrte, eaB man nm febr frsie 8eeen
Su bcScitbnen, fo9te: eS feten &ecsn elmer
Grfuerbe - 6ieraHf wuroe benz
Suptter, Der Sumo unb Senu5 9sOpfrt.
Sci ben S6lfern, no bic Srauen artsite=
ten, uno oIIo elm nubIibes 9Iieo Der Sa'
Mile maren. mu6tt Der 8rduti9om osn @l'
tern Elm @eitbsnf 9eben SC bel ben alien
S5roeliten. bel uieIen onee,n Sirtenp6IterH
uno bel ben aIten 9eutlcten. Sei 9siitte.
ten NotiOnen. no bic Srau mebr oem Yue
uno Ser9nilgen Iebte, uno eaber cine eaft
mar mu6ten bic @ltern ibr cine QuSffsuer
mit9eben. eotb perbcten pieS eini9e 9efee'
9cbcr CSpIon u. a.)-miewobl auf bic
Oauer Obne Grfcl9, 9,-eamit Die gbcn mebr
nab gtci9un9, ais na6 @eIo aefhIcRsa
wubsn. (Geu6'S @rf.eer.C
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14

Die tln9arn baben . fen cinqenommen,
uno 10 Sotterien, 10000 9epebre uno
arCbe 8ric9Sporrdtbe erbeutet; bic 5000
Mann farfe Sefoeun9 wurre nab @omorn
aebradt. Gaob 1T nidt pOn Den Se(t.
reideru aenommen wOrben ; UicImebr ia
ben bic lln9arn bic Ssltrei6er auf Der Sn.
fsI Sdhtt 9sf6la9en.
Sen. g c N lOQ hber bic Srltreiber unb
Gu1en cinen beeeutencen Sic9 9emOnncn
batcn. 8ut ltebt bic 9 a DE Der
g 86Ifer!!!
Stalicn.-Oie Nabribten aus Gom
rei6en bis gum Is. Mai. Die republlfant:
fte Reaierun9 tebauptete iitt uberau 9e9en
Die pereiniaten Streitfrdfte Der SranjCien.
NeapoIitaner uno Spanier.
Qm 13. Mai perludten bic Sranicfen
Die Siber iiber bic MiIUiIbe 8rilde Su paf
firrn aber Die H6mer iprsnetcn fie in Die
Cuff. mOpur6 bic fronS6ffben Sruppen in
smei SbeiIe 9etbeiIt wurocn, bo bcreitS Elm
Corps bic Stber pafirt bate. Die Scrbut
Der SranSofen ifano nadb ben letten Nab:
ribten Msilen BON Som, Die Neapo
Iitaner II Meien. uno Elm ipanifbes ftsineS
Corps bel Siumitino.
Sifinoicn -Nadrihtsn aus Bombay
pom II. 2lpriI meIoen, CAP Die SdnptIin9t
Der Gifts f6 untermarfrn. uno ben pun
iaub. Elm 8etist pon 100000 sn9liiter
2uacratmeiIen, an bic 8rItcn ab9etreter
babcn.
Gbimd. Nohrihten aus Song Song
pom |. Qpril fprehen pon Sefhrbtun9en
| zines UusbrutbS Der So(f5mutb in Canton
mann Die Shore iener Stact. 9emdb BEN
8rieoenSuertro9e nit Gn9Iono, pen 6remcen
9e6ffnet weroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
2onb ~ trtb ftD q ftttbes.
[5dr Den ~eSba gatlia."l
SS c bit BAN

WebItbau, Der 9rO6e Ssino Der @aisene
ernte, III clne poraiiticaI WfanSe. eaS bci6t,
cine Qfanie bic in caS @ewete anos,er
pfonSen bneln wdt(t uno fidb BON ecrru
| Soften ndbret uno ourb Saomen uno
Srut oeer &emen fortpFan5et. Tim Su aes
oelben muB Der MebItbau. 70 ME ieccs an
oerc 9cWdd)5, Cinen 9iinfti9en 8oren, eas
bel6t, elnen ltwahen uno frdnfIiben 8ais
Sen babcn uno raB eS tbunIb III folbe
urt Wol5en 5u 3leben, Iebren uns leieer bic
traurl9sn uno unfrciwli9en obsr aeswun.
9enen @rperimcnte nur Su gut.
G3 miro ebrnfaus niht aelduanet msr-
Den, oaB man cine Qrt @aiSen sebsn fam.
Der un9ilnlti9 fir ben @abstbum ess Mebl.
tbaues 1T; oenn ie aefuncer unb ffdrfsr osu
BaBenbaIm, ie weni9er er psa Gem Mebfs
tbau on0c9rfftn wiro.
Die @bemte 1aot uas, caf5 bic Stdrfe bes
Wal6cnbaIm5 aus Seuerffcin (Siica1 be.
Itcbt nno eIu unum9dn0Iitcr 8etanotbeiG
oe5 8al5cn5 1T unc bod Fam niht eas
fIclnlte Sthdheu oicfe5 MinerdIs ginaana
in Die BurSeIn elmer pTanse fIncen, es fst
rcnn 6urrt in @ofer auf9eI6ft.
Sa nun Seueritcin bas unaufl6slidfte
alIcr RlncroIicn III, 70 wrft fth bic Sraae
ouf f: 9Ste Fam aber Der prattiIbe 8auer
oiele5 MineraI aufl6fen, meItbes 70 su faaeu
Die &noden Oeer een &udarat teS 9Sai.
3enbalmS biIost ?
Sn Ger ttemjften Sprade in Scuerffein
cine Sdure (lciG), Die ii6 in 9ro6en Dofen
nit Swet 20u9en CQlfalis), YUtaite uno
Sceo, ucreini9t, uuo bic auF65Ii6en SalSe
(SiieateSJ biIcet.
Sa nun 9e6ri9t III. ME man Seuerffein
oufl6ien fam, 10 mirft lidb cine anoere Sra.
0e aut: Q8le Fam man aber 9enu9 Qctar
ihe uno SOoa fammeIn, uln cine binldno.
ltde Suantitdt Scueritein aukuI6fen 2
Die Qntmsrt 1T Ieidbt. @inmat tbut es
Die Natur feIbit, wie in ben 8intern pon
lS47 uno 1S4S, no burtb eas oftere 3u.
frleren uno Quftbarru Der @roe bic natiIrIi.
de potdItbe une SODA BON Der nit ibncn
in SHbtncun9 ifebenotn SubfanSsn be-
trett Wuroe; Sum aneern, oa Die lBinter
nibt ale mic Die pon lS47 uno 1S4S wers
Den. 70 mu6 Der prafrifde Bauer iib na6
ancern MitteIn umfeben.
&aIf, ebenfaQS cine Gauge, Der rsibTib
nit einqebt in Der 3uIammenleeuns bes
gSai;enS flbff, bilcet ebsnfaIls Gin auf6sIi.
Dies SaB 9libft biefcm, cod ni6t min.
ccr foQte Der Bauer feline QufmerFIameeit
auf feinrn Sdeuerbpf rihtsu. @rfrns fru.
te er befcr9t fein, ,pie er Den SaImiae Am,
mrnid, cine fIutti9e Gauge. uno bic anbern
Gau9en. ais pctafte, Soba, etc. i'm Miff
baIten fam; oenn Die Siuren bIeiben pieI
Ilsber i'm Wiif, bon bcnen oann immr sin
uebermaB i'm SCosn pOtbanbcn iff, wUpCn
Der @aBenbaIm ftwdd uno frdnfIib wiro,.
uno eabcr Dem MebItbau untermorfen iff-
0Iehmte Gin unmd6i9cr Mcnfb elmer an,
llc6cnoen Eranfbet.
IUre;2SbcitbaI.
SUM- 8, lS49. ~.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
Oic Wp L III 0 tic II.

Sicfes oerfCt9te SoIf nimmt fortndb'
rrno ;u an 3abG unb Stdrfe. 9efIen Gauf'
babn bis bicber war wirfGi6 aufIerCrcent.
lid. Son einem YGae gum anocrn per'
jo9t, befen Shbrcr ermoroet, befTen @i9sn'
tbum Scrf6rt bcbdGt e5 benno6 itanobaft
ftincn @touben, feit veriibcrt, baB e5 be-
fimmt 1T ein 9rO6e5 SOIf 5u wcrcen, uno
permebt lib un9emcin fart outb SoDIrsibe
QnF6mmlin9e nitbt nur aus Der neuen, fon'
bern aud aus Der aIten@eIt. Son ibrcr ueu'
en- NnIiebIun9 im9roBen Sal5fce' S9aIe Don
Sbr Golifprnisn, wODin Der 9rcBeSrom ii
rcr Qusnanberun9 9eribtet 1T, uno no
fe in furSer 3eit burb ibren befanntcn
Sle6 uno Qu5oauer cine 9roBe Staot er'
baut baben rpegben, baben mir unlern Se'
fern Dor nitbt feDr LANCER 3ett cine Sef6rft.
buno 9e0eben. Sn 92u9 auf ibre ftarfe
Sermebruu9 fa0t bo5 st. Sout8 Sr9on,
ba6 ftb in isuer Staot uno Nadbarfboft
Elm Soufe terielten bsfinbet, weIher, OBJ
9teib fortpibrenb QbtbeiIun9en nod Dem
uGonbe Der SabeiBuno" ab9eben. bennod
fart Sunimmt. Sbre QnSabI in ct. GOui5
uno llm9e9enb miro 81 5000 9eIbdet. Sn
SQinoiS, 9BistonIn, Mibi9an uno Soma
Sdbten fe un9efibr $4,000. Qm SaISfee
uno i'm peltIiden Californian nod etmo
10000 mebr. 9ie in ten ibri9en Serei
ni9ten Staoten 5etffreuten Mormonen mag
ibre 9anSe StdrPe in Der Union su nabe So,
900 anfdwetIen. 9ie6u fdme bonn nod
Die 9rcBs UnSabt tbrer @taubens9enOfen in
Gn9Iano, Sdottlanb mb @aIe5, weItbe
fib ale sur QuSwancerun9 pOrberciten, um
ftb NIT ibren 8rucern i'm fernen gBelten
Su ucreini9cn.
Nahrihtcn pcn tcr @OrmOnen Qnfeo
lung am 9rC6en Salsiee -gg ggm l5tsa !t!!l.; 4YTii 4ii!
bir9en neue Gntocdun9cn aufTrorbentId
er9ebi9er 8 OGbIo9er 9emabt BAT. Si,
QnIicoIer in tcm ic9enonntcn 9rc6eu 2ano.
bsden Don 8aIifornien wunI9cn febr eint
SerritoriaI Gc9ierun9 Su befCmmcn, unit
wouen ;u Dem Gnoe enen 9eIeaoten mad
@a5bin9tCn wdbreno Der ndbffen Con
9re6lieun9 fAiden. Die 1niiebIune Dc,
MCrmCnen foll i'm beftn @eoeiben fein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
Sas Ncnnfplpauia SpSpita1.

Qu5 ccm 8eridt ilber bic Speraticner
eieisr QnfaIt Wdbrenb bem Sabr weldes
fib nit Dem 28ifen Ieetcn QpriG enciate
9ebt berpor. oaB iicb in 9enannter 3eit in,
@anSen 1909 @atisrten unter 8ebanbluno
befanoen bon biefn wuroen 1861 entGaI.
fen, 70 Rap nod 158 in Der QnitaIt perbGie
ben.
Son ben 1862 Qatientcn, fpelde wdb
reno Dem Sabre auf9enommen wurcen, tpa.
rem 9cbprcn in ben &ersini9ten Staater
648, Canada 3, 9tOpa Scotia 8. @ettnoi.
en- 3, Suoamerifa 2, @n9Ianb 81, S6ott,
lamb 26, BaIe5 S, SrIanb 756 Sranfreid,
Z, pOrtu9aI Z, S6wciS 3. 0cutI6lanb II,
Yreu6en l, 9tornc9en 2, Sbwecen 10,
Ddnemarf 3, GuBIanb |, neitIibcn Snfcln
I, QIbcrnep l, Sur See l-;ufammen 1862.
Die 3unabme bon patienten uber baS
Uori9r Sabr mar 128.-Seit Der grritbtun9
bes SUfpitaI5 in 1852 wurben 1855 ga.
tienten in to1eIbe ouf9encmmen, wopCn
27,227 auf Soften Der 0nltaIt perpfs9t
wuroen. Nlit 9enieni9en, weIhe felt lS40
i'm Srrenbouie auf9enOmmcn wurben, 1T
bic 5abt 1897. Son oen obi9en 47,536
9atienten wurocn 29.983 9ebsiIt; 5,401
semiloert; 3,7l6 wc9ocnommen 1909
wr9en fbIebten Setra9en5 entta6en; ,179
fbwan9ere Srouen6immer 9Iudlitb entbun.
Den; 1,102 i'm Saufe 9etOrns &inoer 9e:
func cntIoGen 4,789 fnO 9eforben. uuc
158 pcrb'icbcn i'm !9auIe- 3ufammcn A..
ARG
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
2ttlemtaua, Suni fA, aSAS.

gGg Bidtis fno bic 8eribte p0n gu
repa-bem 2anbe Der Monar6en uno Sur
fen, beren Gbronen 9e9enwdrti9 70 c9ewaIti9
pafcln. Mit jebem Steamer erpartst man
ben Qusbrub zines fhredIi6en llnwetters'
has Gtb se9enwdrti9 am eurOpdiIdsn SOrt'
sont INNER bibter SufammenSiebt - Ole
neuIien 8eritbte, wetde mir in bieler 8ob'
mittbeien, 1ino bcbiAwun9er an wibtt9en
Gret9ntBsn, uOn CeHru nit viruriWt f1Uu
bis n6hiie BOtbe b6ren weroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-06-14
GuSiauiIcf,c SSdntclt.

Ser ttane Berg ia8t Der GaitOn Qr9u5
wmce urfpriln9Iib burih Gle Snrianer
2 d Ut at i n-;b unf 9snannt, wcldc5
.6aupttero beceutct. Der inoianifbe gla.
me re5 9ctb0fu6e5 mar 6 tf + a, movcn
Die ocutfhc 8cncnnun9 6 eb a bsrrubrt.
Ser 2etba 8tr9 uno cas- @auutp Gsbo
murttu natb citirm 6lU5c tenamt. 2sf.
q bcocutct 8elSwci9. Ger Delaware
8uB wurct ni;bt Won cen Snoiancru io 9e:
nannt, mis Siete 9ouben, cbibOn ein
Stamm jones Namtn5 ooftIblt mcbnte.
Gr crNcIt f'jncn Namcn curc5 bic Gron5c.
ftn, mtIte iln ugo-ri-pi,rc oc-la-w are
rHcr 30 r-Io-w arc" nonntm. Der in.
tiauiidC 9lamt rtr SufhFiu mar Qebit
ton.
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

,IIE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have become proprieorS Of the
above new and splendid Hotel
supply obvious demand Tor Increased and superior ar
Communications in this city II is located Washington
street, within five minutes walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depots and the bsnscs sections Of the
city. adjacent 10 the Park and the Cnpon commands
beautiful view 81 the Harbor and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed after the approved
plans, with all the modern inventions that minister The
and convenience OF the traveller, and The
TORS long experience In hotels, has enabled him intro.
Guce many improvements which are, as yet peculiar TO
This establishment II is built of Quincy granite and
tanR One Hundred and Fifty Rooms yenienty arrang
Ell In suits aud single apartments well ventilated, and sup
Piled with abundance Of pure soft water. -ra
The Furniture made to order from the best patterns,
with special regard well TO comfort and onyene,e
luxury and splendor.
Onr Table will be supplied with all the luxnries II The
season aDd we pledge ourselves that the FIRST rares OF
The season shall be found upon il. .|a&t.
We have devoted unusual attention 10 the selection Of
servants and guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. H." .
Poers will he in readiness the various Depos, AXE
charge of Baggage provide Carriages for guests
The propretors trust by strict aienoL to the wants
guests merit share of patronage assuring all who may
fsy them with visit that nothing shall be wanting on
part render the ADAMS Iorsg second TO in
the Union. l.. a w 7. ADAMS Prnprietors,
!" ADAMS, JR., ,. ,E
WIN, r, ADAMS t.. N.
Adams House, Boston. *
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WATER CURE.

EPHR41.a, LANCASTER CO., PENN:
FESHE EPHRATA HYDROPHATIC INSTI.
u TUrE is in successful operation under the
direction Of DR.. F. LEtsEnISe, who has had the
advantage Of six months experience with Priesznitz,
at the Grafenburg Institute, in Germany, and has
practsed the water cure treatment in this country
for the last six years. and within the last two years
at this place having restored many hopeless patisns
to full health. There are many natural advantages
at Ephra,a pure water, the mountain air and splen.
did scenery, not surpassed in any country. Addi.
tional buildings have been erected this season. The
mountain dousche has been much improved, aud
several fine springs Of pure water have been brought
into use, SO that large additional number Of pa.
tienis and visers be comfortably accommodated.
Ephraia being very easy ofaccess, stage leaving
Reading for this place every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, and Lancaster every Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday; there is also tri.weekly stage
from Downngon via Ephrata to Harrisburg.
Medical attendance and boarding at reasonable terms
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Harden & Co..

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JAyING DISPOSED OF their interest IN the Express be-
Ill tween New York AMI Bosson, beg TO INFORM their
l AMI the public that they viii devote their attention
,ltricarl, To- tic Exchange, Shipping, and Commission
Bnsiurss in coineaion with their Liverpool aud Boston
Un,sis and Agencies AT London, Paris, and IIayrr,
me facilities that have been offered by the subscribers
the pas years Tor the execution o London and Paris
orders very much increased through the direct
line nf steamers from New York
Orders for purchases 10 be made In England France, an
other parts OF Europe will be executed and upon the m"s
reasonable terms, by agents, Cash advanced ana
credits given lof the purpose facilitating their execution
Particular attention paid 10 entering and clearing goods Al
The New York and Boston custom.louses, ami forwarding
whthe utmost despatch
Exchange ut sight, in sums 10 suit, constantly lof sale III
London, Liverpool, and Paris,
Offices No. q wall street, New York; No. 8 Court street,
Boston; No Cook street, and 90 Waterloo road Liver.
pool. IARNDEN co
N D. Our firm h Liverpool continues give every Mt
enton TO the forwarding OF all kinds OF Merchandise upon
the most reasonable terms by steamers and SAILING amps 10
all parts OF the world
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Gardeners Fall and Winter Wear,
WIN. t. JENNINs g. co.,


DRApERs AND TAILoRs Importers Of Cloths Cassimeres
yestings Fancy Dress Articles, &c 2J broadway, Anne
and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear sc.
lected with view to rendering their stock rich In quail
FOR oTERColTs s black s brown olive and
greer miled cloths; various shades Beaver do; dab and
black Pilot cioh BROWN BLACK, Blue, and lrab Moa hair
TIS1ER fRocxs, SACKS, se.-Beaver and millsa
DRESS AND FWocK C6d TS.--Bme .i black lack olive.
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths Of Bioy's, sImonis
BUSINEsSs AND TRAVELLING COATS Plaid
HSSS ssssS ra o"Sh ss' brown and ss oes
can black, blue, mixed and fancy cassimeres, ssiscie,
with reference TO The various Of pa
irons in Ills line 70 which such attention has been directed
as 10 enable us TO insure h combining aud elegance
\ TESISBack silks and saiins, fancy do woollen and
velvet paids, inquired Mernos, white and hun Cashmere,
and Marseies, rich Silk and Satins for Hall and Parties
4RAYANDN IA KY-E Experience enables us to fi,rnls,
always on hand The material necessary 10 The deren
~ FIRST EiTYREADY MADE GARMENTS
Equal 70 the best custom work
.OPERG0iI'S- Brown. olive, green, black and blue
proved styles Sacks including bne black brown and drab
Mohsr dub and blue Pilot; olive and brown Tweeds &c.
Business and Travelling Coats. Olive, brown green and
blue Cloths plaid Cassimeres Twees DC Dress and Frock
Coaksue and Black Cloths full and three quarter cir.
clea Raniaoons-B Black blue, Mixed and fancy Cassi.
meres plain and ribbed velyeteens for riding, travelling,
&e. NesiingsBlark Silk, Satin Bombazne and Cassi.
mere; fancy SILK, Satin, and Valencia; fguered and plain
wool Velvet black and figured silk do, Dressing Gowns
DE Iaines Merino, and figured Muslin, In great variety,
Hunting Coats, in various styles.
FHNCfDRESSA R7ICLES.-T agloni Jenny Lind,
Maznrka and other styles faney Cravas English, French
and Italian black SILK Crayais extra and medium quality
black satn Cravats superior black silk and Satin Srarfs
newest style fancy do; Merno Scars Mues for travel
Ing &c;; twied and plain English, French, and India
Pocket handkerchief Gloves Chason's and Bajou's
black, white, and coOred kid; also MerinO Buckskn, lined
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &c Suspenders-All the various
tyes and qualities. Underyess and DIawera-Merino
SILK, and Bnckskn, Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose
White and Mixed Merino, and Cotton, grades; Shirts
Bosoms, and Collars, Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton.
PIECE GOODS.--Clohs Cassiineres yesiings, &c
extensive be found In the country
which will be sold by the piece yard at as low prices
they be bong, with the obvious advantage oil selec
lion from what can be relied upon the most fashionable
| goods
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w..hlnston university of Baltimore.

\ .
MI EDlCAI. DEPARTMENTS OF ls47 and 1913,
Prof O. $ MoskuR NJ d. Theory and Practice OF Mtdi'
cine,
Prof f. FOREMAN, NJ d., Chemistry
Prof WILLIAM T. WILSON; Nj, d., Therapeutics and Mate
ria Medicn.
Prof WILLIAM 4. LEONARD, NJ D., Anatomy
WILLIAM III STOKES, NJ d. Professor OF Obstericp Dis
eases OF Women aud Children, and Medical Jufispru
denre. .Hsa.5G.|'
Prof GEoRoE NcCooR, NJ D., Surgery. 5.
DR.. WAkKaAN HRyARIY, Demonstration OF Anatomy
The annual course Of Lectures Will commence on MON
DAY, 18th Of October next, and continue four months
The College has greatly enlarged s capabilities for i'm.
parting Medical instruction The Hospital Department. IN,
Her control Vi resident member Of the Faculty, has
been iled with easesof disease A Museum OF Anaiomi-
cal and other preparations has been established nd many
important additions to the Obstetrca Department have
received from Paris The for the resident
DENTS numerous, comfortable and lmca and will
prove greatly advantageous to such wish 10 pirse
asydIi0s and uninterrupted ro'irse Of study, ~
Fees for The Session.
Mairic nlaton ticket -. 50 5
Professor ticket, each Is
Demonstrators ticket '... = -. 10
Diploma. -. ~
.E- L. FOREMAN, Dram
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MORNING LINE,
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI.
MORE RAILROAD.
Via wilmington Newark, Elkon lIaSre de Grace &C. will
leave The depot Eleventh and Market Streets daily (~xcspt
Sunday , s'B A. NJ
AFTERNOON LINE.
Via New Castle and Frenchtown
The steamboat ONO, Capt Davis will leave Dock street
wharf, daily, except Sunday, at 3 IA l. NJ
NIGHT LINE
Per Phiiadelphs, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
will leave The depot, llth and Market Streets daily, 10
O'Clock, A. NJ ..-
The Mail Lines will leave Baltimore FIR Philadelphia Al
A. NJ, and = NJ. per Railroad, and O'Clock r. H. by
Steamboat.
SUNDAY MAIL LINE.
The only Line for Baltimore on Sunday viii leave The
depot, lin and Market street, al 10 r. NJ.
Passengers must procure their tickets before taking their
seats In the cars.
WHEELING AND PTTTSBURG
Tickets through TO Wheeling or Psburg be procur
ed al the depot, on board the steamboat
Pare 10 Piisburg sl2 TO Wheeling sl3
SO1lCE-Al baggage by tie above lines Is entirely az
The owners -s and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
10 lbs. 81 baggage allowed each PASSENGER.
ortE--dly G. II HUDDELL, Agent