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AUCTION SALES.

Nines........ and COTks.
BY SYKES HYDE 81 co,
TUESDAY, September TO- hafpast oclocsWi be sold
on The Leyee oelEseu the MARKET First Municipality landing
from lark William Henry, direct from Cadiz-
go bbi5. PORT WINE Crown brand
81 balss tOEkS, assorted;
80 ociayes Spanish BRANDY, high pr0Uf
$50 SHERRY WINE
The above all entitled q debenturg.
Terms a q
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Tile SabJoih- The holy day - this "day OF
rest"--is observed no where, with more marked
regard than in New Orleans. The best possible
evidence of this might have been had yesterday.
A fight occurred between two persons, short time
before the hour of meelimg." The outrage on
the part Of the offending party was so gross that
the citizens wouldn't stand it. What was the con
sequence2 Many of them left their families at the
church door to secure the individual ard while he
was handed over to the law, the excitement be-
came the theme of the day.
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Tie Washington ArtHerg.-This handsomely
uniformed corps left the city on Saturday evening
for jacksonville. As usual, with them, the night
was spent in camp, and yesterday, shortly after
noon, they paraded home, with very respectable
target. They defled through the most prominent
streets in our city under command of their gallant
Captain, r. o. Smith, and betimes every man
went to his home, in the summer uniform Of New
Oreans--not as Wolfe did,
With his martial CLOAK sroUud him,
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consists they and disease by OUTWARD
qppIcafg in place o. the usual mode OF fruFgng md pvs
rug the uaeut, till exhausted Mature sinks hOpgs5sy under
The nllet6p YHy strengthen the i0h0ie sgStam cgUFzs
g rlrci9tiOH Of The bOna prJ@ots me 8scrGtioRs and
HCrfr do The SiiFhest injury Hhaer am circumstances.
Since their introduction the United states, only three
yesrs since more than 60 ,OD0 persons, including all AGES
casses and conditions, among which Were large number OF
nf,es who are peculiarly subject 10 Nervous Complains
nave been Entilely aud Permanently Cured
when all hope relief had been gtvea up, and every thing
else been tired IL VAN! ,,.-,..-..
ie case Of person afflicted with that hale OF civilization,
DYSPEPSIA or any other Chronic Nervous DlsopleT
In ordinary yas smulauts taksn which, their action
on The nerves muscles Of the Stomach afford tgayyarl
feet but which leaves the patient IN lower state with
mlurl faculties after the action thus excited has ceased
the G ALRANIC BELT, Take Dysgeutc sufferer, even
In the worse symptoms Ul an attack, and simply Belt
around The body using the Magnetic FuId directed In
Or period insenbe persplEaLUn will positive
pn,srt OF the Belt thereby GaVaniC circulation
winch will pass on the negative, and thence back again to
the positive thus keeping up 0CohhAous NaNa circulation
~ Tins ne rlost severe case7 Of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PER NJ ANENTLN CURED. a fen days IS 0ftCR amply
sRlFGient 10 eradicate tte Disease of years.
price
rms CALvAWC BELr ........I THREE DOLLARS.
THg i}l.ra~EC BRArELRrs..,.,.,.-OEE DOLLAR EACH,
Era r3sEHETEu FLUID .....,.-.-.,,, ONE DOLLAR,
a. Pr 8r- accompanied 10y fail and plain drec
tGrs. .r' NHli particulars, may be had oil the
.... lEkTs by the
rGrtErA Agent,
..# ESS * BlLL,
81 EiCLES, GDLp PINS, ETC.
ID. 3D.. q Camp street.
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Dedication NJ Ihaiis Street Church-Yestnrday
was day Of much interest at the corner Of ,lhaIIa
and Benton streets. The ministerial lab0rs Of the
Rev. N. G. North began Dlen.-we say, they bCgan,
because, although the lab Of procuring friends 10
aid the structure of IN; Church, is a ministerial
wofk-we prefer to use the word in its cOmmJnac-
capt4rion. Rev. DR.. Scott o1iciat-d eIuquently al
the dedication; the Rev. +, r. BeadIe and A.
Campbell also participated. Some rsalms and
hymns, beautiful in the true devotion Of their
poetry, were sung On the occasion. 1t was a rel
giou5 era in thar part Of New Orleans.
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p b. ia YLOR,
4 UCTlo& AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, has reHOyee
"A 10 No. IS Gayier street where be vii paTi ar acu
70 ne sale Of Real Estate Stocks Cargoea DAM ed Cotton HOUSE
acid Furniture, Slaves, etc uyl 20
1 EhNis FLORANCE. Commissioned .4uot,Ot,s Of
- ice No 81 GTayi. st., H,W attend, usual
his uar attention the Real Estate Stocks
DamagelIn PUItWardens, liouses. t-Ifure Slave
etc.; viii also MAKES advances on MerchanuIss ,.e h.
hlnHs upg
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- 3. For Loui.yiIle. Memphis. etc.-I

TsAHLOR ORGAN ETC;-FoE sale at - Camp
! street, three low pTiret P.4RLOR ORGANS, COM
psing lutte variety. These Organs have sui oen
Tor small Chauels.
from Nessrs. NIINNS x CLARK, with -
IVES lUNABLE REEDS, by which slE3sESltss sssss4
they kept in perfect with the least IL ~ Il
possible Inconvenience. ~ y v
Ill
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Boa FOR CALIFORNIA. via Chagres--
TKftTII United States yfaH Steamship COmpdRg-The
ss.safsses and magnificent steamship ObIO, Lent
J. Find ay Schenck, commanding, will leave SATUR-
DAY the 18th OF September, a. O'Clock punctualy
with the California and Oregon Mails
RATES
To ChagTes-ln Saloons. ESQ
StAndee BeTtfs. ........s,........,. TO
In Stser1gs, tnless same crew d.. ~
~" Passengers for Chagrts will be transferred al la
vana the MAGNIFICENT steamship Georgia.
~ No passage secured until paid ior and all passage
tickets be procured from the office OF the agents.
PARADISE, LAWRASON & CO., Agents,
lO6 Magazine street.
". BA surgeon is always attached ships OF tins
81
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bright VARNIslI-5O bbs superior article tol
8 VIM. J. DE
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DIR. CHRISTIE'
GALVANIG bslT E} ,SEs5.e Il r jE!5RACELET'

Il. q h II y T.
GALVASIG BELT, NEl + LACE k2iACELEEs
ANG MAGNETIC ELGiD,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
sSG5'EGEsS Diseases,
Aud Of those which weakened,
unhealthy condition OF The Nefy0u- .~=t"u.
THIS beautiful and convenient application toe mysted.
4 Gus powers Of GALNANiSH and MAGNETISM
nus Ueen pronounced by snFUishel uhysiCans both in
Europe ana the United States to be .ne most valuable
Medicinal Discovery Of the Age.
DE-. ChrIstie7s GABSANIC BELT ana
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the most perfect and certain in all OF
GEN ERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body giving the various
organs, and invigOTating the entire agsien.
Also, in FITS, GRANT, PARALYSIS and PALSY.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM,
ACUTE and CHRONIC GQUT, EPlkEpSN, LuM.
BAGQ, d DEAFNESS: NERVOUS .TREMQRS, PAIe
RALGIA, PAINS iN THE SIDE AM. CHEST,
CURVATURE OF The SPINE HIP GnMrLAlNT
DISEASES OF TIE KlnN EhS, nGFiGtENCH OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALI
NERVOUS DISEASES, which C9mpant s gFs s, from on
simple Causc-naney, tpt 4 DER-3gSG f..IEJFI Oh
THE ,G'LRPOIS Is HSI.EyH.
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luI9 G. J. MELKER 3 co. O Poyiraa &.
40 r. a ~ 4. ~ Uy7TssIy Ey.1T - T-s5IGy

- NtCAHASUA ROUTE FOR CALIFOH.
LIE NlA-The fine and very fast sailing schooner
HsNNAa HOME, Capt Benson chartered Tor this voyage
10 precede the Thorn viii leave Tor san JUAN Nicaragua,
Monday the 18th ins ant
From Juan to Reao on the Paciis. the route iz by
the San Juan and Lake Nicaragua with about twelve
miles OF land carriage, and all trUug exceedingly inter
esng and hea thy ry Realo port of considerable
tie Pacific which there opportunities
Of reaching San Francisco by sailing vessels. This
about lOOO miles sho than operation, San Juan
being 400 miles this side OF Chages, and Reao only 500
miles above Panama. or freight passage apply
WILLIAM DEWEY, 81 GFaVier street,
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CAru'N. Person, rspt-i sbol5 be aver. hAiJa.y save
se-IaP aIli4l SFIHet.sgs HsrsA ~h A.
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l. GA hALE-tbUR LOTS Or GROUND,
IL 50 by l2J, french measurement
Bacchus, between ThaIa and helDomene
ode Dryades next Erao bounded BY
rhaia streets. THOS. ID. HAlLES. BToker.
81. Charles Hotel Building, fourth door Common
anE I'm street. office OF II. DsvlB notary pnbhc.
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| AND WARRANTS FOR SALE = Guarantee
- Land Warrants for lbO acres for sale low: apply
nnpsS
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-. NICAAAIUA ROUTE ron CALIFOR.

N. NICARAGUA ROUTE For CALIFOR-
ssEsA MA - The well known fast sailing clipuer
- THORN, Capt John Lewis, will leave for IAN
JUAN Nicaragua, unavoidable accidents excepted, the
st OF September next.
From San Juan Realjo on the Pacific, the ky
the river San Juan and Lake Nicaragua with twelve miles
OF land carriage, and all through interesting and peiscty
healthy country hea1O OF the Pacific.
Al which there constant opportunities oil reaching San
tTanc by sailing vessels This about thousand
miles shorter than any other operation. The Thorn
hne order and Will sail puncuay advertised provided
a Sufficient number of passengers offer.
Passage s35 and found For tickets apply the office
Of the Agent,
y45 WILLIAM J. DEWEY, u C5Tayier a.
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~ p itegMlar Monday Packet steamer

eJlag.S31s L0WNDEs. JP.- For Pnnceton Lax
$50 Providence, Millken's Bend, YeksburF
WaTentOn, New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney and
The new. elegant and swift running passenger steamer
LOWNDES, JR., jerks, master, will positively leave
the above and all intermediate landings, on MONDAY, The
sth September O'Clock For freight passage apply
board foot of CustOmhouse street. or TO
+. B. SMITH, Sc Magazine st.
P. S. The steamer LOwndes Jr has taken the place OF
the MONTGOMERY, and will continue in the trade
throughout The spring and summer ~ Also, the
Lowndes Jr running connection with the Ann
Lancaster and will take freight for YazOO River the
t0maTy rates. 50
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-08
NEW
Staple and Fancy Goods.

TIME subscribers IRE low d ,enng Complete
i assortment o S Up and Fancy Goods, pur-
chased with much care, wh CHI t re9 will dispose Of
on their usual liberal terms, They coIssst III
part, as follows:
WOOLENs.
Heavy London Dufi Blankets
Super "a 10 l4.4 Limbs Wool Bed Blankets
Heavy alI-wool Negro Cloths
Negro Lil<eys, very heavy and stout
Plaid Li.scys; Wuu Cloth for won,en's wear
Cloths and CaSsinleres.
SLperine black, blue, brown, and invisible green
French Cloths
Supertine Due-skin black CassiuIeres
Satlne's, assorted colors
kentucky jeans do do
Elegant Fashionable Vestings
Fancy T., <silneres
Red white and yellow Fannels
COTTON GOODS.
PRINTS, nf every description
Furniture Calicoes, very handsome
Gingham Cross -bar'd and ancy striped Musllns
Furniture and canbric Dinliy
Furniture Fringes; cotton cambrcs
Colurcd and black cambrics
SiEst> and i'ahcy Articles.
Elegant plain and waterd black SIlks
plain, figured and wa,er'd coloreJ silks q
Cinema figured dress silks very RICH
Belts; elegant lace capes
Muslin worked collars and sleeves
Very handsome lnserings and Edgngs
Linen. cambric Handkcrchefs
Ribbed silk Stockings; raw silk Stockings
French merino, black and assorted eolors
Super bIat k and meredian black Alpachas
Striped and cross bard colored Alpachas
.DOMESTICS.
Sd. rs and 5.3 bleached and brown ShrtIngs
l2-4 beacIed and unbleached Sheetings
While and unbeached Drills
Striped and plaid colored Homespuns
Bed Ticks; Apron checks: colt oil Oznaburgs
LINENS.
Super an assorted IRISH Linens
Lawn Lawns, Dowlas; I'amask Table.cloths
Danask Diaper; Dana 'k Napkins
Brd.eyc aud Russia Diapers
-ALSo|
Dundee and Gunny Baggng
Bale Rope and Twre; Iron; Salt
Susar, Coffee, Moa.ses
BlackSmtlr's Bellows, Vices, Anvils. Hammers
Sc. ew Z a,es, Trace. chains, Collins Axes
Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Manure Forks
With complete assortment Of Hardware and
Cutlery
With llaly other hrtcles too tedious 10 enumerate.
II. LEVY d. SON.
sept II. "a 6m
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South Carolina.
In Euuity---Eancas District.

Thomas Ballard VS., William Nckcnna, Pleasant
w. Glass and wife Margaret, Ell al. Bill for Par
tlinn Real Estate and account.
Ut appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the C"mmi~-
/ sioner that Peasant H. Glass aud MargaIet his
wife, Dr. WIN, Foster and Anna f. his wife, EIIz-
abcth GawIey, John w, Johnson and Lefty ATan-
da his wife, Henry Strngfeow and Mary his wife
Henry Champion and Mnhala his wife, and also
Mourue Miller, James Mile" and John Miller, (f
the three last named are alive and if not their chill
dren and heirs dt law defendants in above stated
case, are absent from and reside without the limits
of the State, 1t is ordered on motion OF MessrS
Hammond and Boyce, Solrs for Complt that the
said defendants. Pleasant NJ. Glass and Margaret
his wife, DR.. WIN. Foster and Anna Il. his wife,
Elizabeth GawIey, John w Johnson and Lefty
Amanda his wife, Henry Strlnglel'ow and Mary
his wife, Henry Champion and .Nailaa his wife,
and also Monroe Miller, James Miller and John
Miller (f alive, and if fdead, the children and heirs
at law of the three last naIncd) do answer, plead
or demur to the Bill in above case on or before the
10th December, 1850, otherwise jud gment pro
coufcsso will he ordered against each and all OF
them. J H. lIERSPOON, &. f. l.. D.
Com, office, SeGt. OH, 1850. $40 3n73
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State of South Carolina.
In Euuity---LaRcaster District.

Thomas Ballard, Admr, vs.. William Mckenna,
Peasa NJ Glass and Margaret, his wife. Bill
tc Enforce Decree and Partition.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Pleasant NJ.
i Glass and Margaret, his wife, DIR. William Fos-
ter and Anna E., his wife, John w. Johnson and
Lefty Amanda, his wife, Elizabeth Gawiey, Hen
ry Strngfeuw and Nary his wife, Henry Cham
pion and MaIala his wife, and also Monroe Miller,
James Miller and John Miller (if the three last
named are alive and if not their children and heirs
at aw,) defendants in the above case. reside with
out and beyond the limits OF the State, it is order
ed on motion of Hammond and Boyce, Sol'rs. for
nmpt. that the saidi defendants, Pleasant NJ.
Glass and Margaret his wife, DR.. VIM. Foster and
Anna his Wfe, John w. Johnson and Lefty A..
his wife, Elizabeth Gawey, Henry StringielIow
and Mary his wife, Henry Champion and Mahala
his wife, and also Monroe Miller, James Miller and
John Miller, Gf alive, and if dead. the children
and heirs at law of the three last named) do plead,
answer or denur TO the bill in above case on or
before the 18th December, 1850, otherwise judy
menl pro confesso will be ordered against all and
each of them.
J. II. WITHERSPOON, G. f. l.. D.
Com. Office Sept 8, le50. $40 3m73
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New Grocery and Provision Store,

rTIIE subscriber would respectful inform his
l. friends and the public generally. that he is
now receiving his fall supply of GROCERIES,
consisting in part as follows.
SUGARS-Brown.l loaf crushed and clarified
COFFEE-Rio and Java.
MOLASSES-Ne Orleans and Muscovado.
Rice cheese, bacon, lard, corn, and salt.
Mackercl salmon and flour.
Crackers-Wine butter and soda.
rreserves-Ginger, peach, plum, &c.
Pickles, catsups sauces, cron, chocolate q teas.
ALSO,
Raisins, almonds, currants and English walnuts,
Pecan and butter nuts, spice, and ginger.
Nutmcgs, candies, kisses, plums, &c.
Prunes, figs, dates, &c.
Also-Powder, shot, lead, cigars, tobacco &c.
Soaps, starch, h,candles, crockery, glass and hard
ware.
Aso-Lime juice, lemon syrup, and ginger wine
Capers extracts Java coffee.
WIN. C. MOORE.
n B. Packages sent to any part Of the Town.
August 26, 1850. 6s
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Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster

rTNlIE most successful Pain Extractor oIthe pres
/ ent day; Ledy's sarsaparIla Pills; Jayme's
Ague Pills; Brandrelh's, Peters, Spenccr's NloE
fats, Gordons, KeeIer's, Roberts, Lees and
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills; Glove anodyne
Tooth Ache Drops; EgyptianlC Champoo; paslies de
Paris; English Tooth Brushes Hair Brushes
Buffalo, Horn and Ivory Combs; Pcriumery; Gilt
Toilet Bottles; China Inkstands, Paper, Pens, En-
velopes, Scaling Wax, Waters, Motios, &c, &c,
may always be had at
julv , L. J. DELAYS.
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State ofSouth Carolina.
=, the Common Pleas.
X KiIRSHAW DISTRICT.

" ,nd Bnnncy, VS.. John Fraser, Attachment
gTTtlEREA the plaintiffs did on The 23rd day
~ "l May, file their declaration against the de-.
:eaaa.r. wh.,, Ia< it is said) is absent from and
W. host .,. units of this State. and has neither
we n,r Attorney known within the same. upon
ason c,py of the said declaration might be
served: :. IS therefore ordered, that the said de-
ienant appear and plead to the said declaration,
on or ,ofp-e Inc 24th May 1851, otherwise. final
a.a 4asp1y'" Judgment will then be given against
him S. E. CAPERS, CI'k. C. c. P.
....: D /. K;r DIST, 23l My 1859.
tl.nlu
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a;hisadcfl,lsia

Kid Ties aud Slipp"rs;ins received by
" ANDERSON e. co.
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8apgIng and Rope,

- I.ri ;;n.ny and Dundee Baggng, Kentucky Rope.
.r, three, ,,!y rwincaso 100 pieces negro Linseys
s,a't III ohc! wuolpains. f. W. BONNEf.
-; r. "a II
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EXcclstOr'S Notice.

Executors Notice.
4 IL. those who were indebted TO the late James
Il r. McKain, at the time Of his death, are hereby
called upon to come forward ard make settlement.
And those having claims against his estate will
please hand them in properly attcstcd,
JOHN ROSSER, Exc'r.
Sept 6, 1850, u
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shoes, Shoes.

EeiA#FAIION B ogans, of superior quality,
'arge assortment of other Shoes. fresh
..t cav Jus opened5y
. "a F.. w BONNEY.
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Fresh Groceries &c.

TICSu VlUGCxxCS AGs
THNflt subscribers hey respectfully to inform
i their friends and the public generally, that
they have now received their Fall supply OF
GROCERIES,. ..
Brown and crashed Sugars
RIO and old Java Coffee
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
MackareI, Nos. |. =, and 3
Rice. Salt, &c. &c. ..s, 49,, s..,r -
BagGiig, Rope and Twine.
Gunny Cloth y lbs. per yard, As inches wide
Dundee Bagging u lbs per yard
Weaver's best Philadelphia Rope
rhree-pIy Twne &c.
W0Olens.
London Dutfie Blankets
Negro Blankets
Coured Saddle Blankets
Grey Plains. Negro Lnscye, SC.
few barrels fine Mercer Potatoes. All Of
which will be sold low for cash, by
GEO. S. DOUGLAS e. co.
scpl' l. 1850. rs II
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SeSarS.
T5lIE subscribers have now on hand the mdst
L avnliie brands OF genuine Spanish Segara
sepr:I7. H. LEVY cf son.
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New Fall Goods.

TNlIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public generally, that he is now recei-
wing his Fall supply of
Groceries, DOmesties, &c.
Consisting in part, OF the following articles, viz
Brown, crushed loaf and clarified Sugars
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Rio and Java Coffee
Rice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard
No. . and 3 Mackarel III
Corn. Flour, Oats, Salt
Swedes Iron of all sizes
Powder. Shot, Lead. Soaps, Starch, Candies
Fine and common Tobacco
BaGging, Rope and TWine,
Men and boys Wagon Saddles
Riding and Wagon Brides
Haines Collars, Riding and Wagon Whips
-ALSo-
Crockery, Glass aud Hardware;
Collilr best Axes, Nails, assorted size
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks
Negro Cloths,
Bleachpd and brown Homes puns
Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS
-ALSO---
A few cases imen and boys Hats and Caps
With all other articles usually fonadin well sup
piled Grocery and Hardwafatstore, all Of which
will be sold exc, edingly low for cash..
b. w CHAMBERS.
Camden. s. G. Sept. g. 20 S.S.5su
aorThe Sumter Banner and True -SouhfSh viii copy
,L,-.
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Family Medicines.

VJTISTAR'S Ba!sam; Townsends Sarsaparl-
w la; Cherry Pectolal; Rowands Tonic Mix
ture: Roche's Embrocation, tor hopping cough
Eppings Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight; DR..
Aliens Compound for the CURE of DYSPEPSIA,
&c; together with every article IL the Inc, may
hc had at L }. DEilAl >.
The subscriber has just flushed off a lot Of Ma
hcgany Rocking Chairs in plush. Also Sewing
Chairs in plush and hair; very neat articles and
atunususlly a low prices c. L. CHATTEN.
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GUa.s and PISTOLS.
TINE Double -barreiled Guns in cases; Double
Il barre | ii Guns without cases; Revolving
Pistols in cases. BY
sept II. h. levy 5 SON.
The New York herald., 1850-06-28
MORNING EDTTION-FRIDAY, JUNE 90, 1850. ERstta4- =

f the light boat but the effect OF the tide msy have
thrown him some distsnce from the true aud
the stone pile Of the old light house. which be-
meath the surface OF the suddenly checked tho
career OF the boat The engine se the time max
Ing twenty revolutions per minute which wsrful
enough TO send ths boat ahead with Surprising speed
She ran on the pile Of sones TO about the wheels the
bottom. and sides, and bow, crushed in and the
water commenced running into the cabin
now ensned among the small party ON board that may
be Imagined. The stern commenced sinking Despair
seized foe moment upon the people board but
they In few minutes collected their scattered senses
The bow being high and dry tho passengers sought
that part for safety and there thsy aimed About
an hour and half from the disaster, the New York
steamboat Kennebeo ON the passage from that place
to this city stepped and Of the
and crew OF tho Mountaineer were relieved from
farther apprehension The stesmbost Robert Morris,
from Cape May coming up about her usual time, took
several OF the passengers whom two Of the
Mr. Reybslds, who arrived In Phil pha about half
psst one O'Clock yesterday The Kennebec brought up
the remainder some time In the afternoon The Noun
tainecr was the faseet running steamer the river
Delaware She worth about $50 900. 1t WAS
thought that very little OF her would be saved She
ran on the stone pile at half high water and at the
last accounts the rushing tide making sad havoc
Of her upper deck and ladies' cabin The is sunk
In ten feet water. The steamboat Hsnlopen des-
patched yesterday afternoon at four o'clock to repair
to the wreck TO save. possible the furniture machi
merry Ac Her loss will be much regretted by the Phi
ladelphians as well as the Della warisns.
The New York herald., 1850-06-28

Tvs srrannosr Mou-rarr,rs -rhe rhiisdephis
Lgwtr of the 9th met speaking Of the accident to
the steamboat Mountsineer near Brandy vine, says;
Just previeus TO the departure, Mr.. Martin Of New
forh the pilot, to whom possession Of the beat vas
given vss married TO young lady Of that city There
vas small psrty Of friesd present. most of whom re-
NAMED OF board he boat Capt Tstem had gone 70
Mour tsineer her returs 20 thE eity she wss en-.
ureiy under the command Of the Nee Workers. The
steamboat made exceilent time running at about
eighteen or twenty miles hour she passed BY CAPE
May shout cne o'clock, vhen Mr. MARTIN, the pill
eh the Wheel IN charge 81 the secopd pilot and
panion The second pilot expressed some doubt TO
his cspsbility Of bringing the steamer up safely and
Martin told him 20 steer northwest The lights
st Henortn. Cspe Nay. snd the Brsndyvine shosl.
the necessary Information ss TO the 20 BE- pur
sued rerred 20 the AFTER cabin. where his wiSs He
rensinst IN her ccn psny uutu the boat struck Whus
he sheert from the vheei the s~coud pilot ppr-
W, northwest course Kept respectssis aistenss