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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15
LUCk'S OFFICE, Prize Corner, I55 MINI Street
4 W., >>'~>'

4 CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE found Lacks Office, The
N Grand Prize OF $4,000 Whats lirLc. and another u s
nn; both sald by LUCK IN tic s!nr spare al 6Jlays
LUCK has the pleasure vi the pubct the
brilliant prize s n IN Whole Ticket which wns SEM 10 i
corresiaitn Hanover The ticket PAlNES Lottery
course, AMI paid presentation I.ICk further
evidence the superior under lie
Of D. PAINE TO- which alone ;hc larr prizes
sold, should be guide all search ac ular 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15

ll.wrizes Of s,,@ being The lowest three niater rrze
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass Z, /, ii BALTIMORE
Saturday Mach IA, lsJn - Ne. ~ .,a. Grand
prize sS0Wu ll9nt,.ri Is Ii an! III drawn, tNJ t. AZ,
ill., Is, .h ..i 9th. 40 d. eth ani si l7i Pie
anoan,ls rlin ani hall oi dollars certificate
WhcesslD halves go quarters 'I Tickets ~ hIyr, 10
Cilaters -
Tickets for sale IN al, otrsg s!ye4!h by Mr-fs ID PAINE
CO. Particular Prizes pail
sight and all transacted nj this office strictly
March 9 G. Il IIlCk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15

NOiiSf;,
4 ytiii" 81 = decd tu,sr .Xe,n,,l 81.
- dt "i March, $50 and .,y ,s,orl.I II, "a, .,',i .
'''ft lrrk hicr %i! Oh The ~! ol fta' ~. =,
otorS " y" sale n pa"ic auction. IL. h.l tt4r ,.-
cast an mn c'r ~ Tract pee" or l"i me- L.
dd irei, lynn. ai!d being tic SID ~ tn.,i 49,,
three miles from the town III Ma.ct
lni Chesterfield RAILROADS, Containing 5i mc or i. ~ "a
iae same tract parcei Lad late .n ~
CT SIM h died seized and pos.e ed i'' 70
The tir saii land is believed
viii only -ueh fit- .aii del
80 WM GRAY, Trustee
E5- Ils above ae further postpone: Wean ay III.
9Th March, lsJI WN GRAY Yr1-,. '-
March II = '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15
March a-d&clm Ere
NEGROES FOR SALE.

IN pursuance decree 81 the COUNTY Court n si"syyana
shall the highest bntlc .tdy New MIrkrt
MONDAY Tile 18th ns,i, tie SLAVES telohei,l
the Estate SMITH, deceased Consisting vi Men
Boys Girl, young likely except
Mhrrh l2-3t TIIOS ID. SMITH, Administrator
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15
VALUABLE NEW KENT FARM FoK SALE.

ei virtue ot decree ~ The tncn,
- thanrry l" the New pronounced ON The 18Th
day oi November, l-9 "i Burton, Foster The a.
iersisnr specially appointed nr that rupoec sell N publ-
auction, 10 til. highest bidder SATURDAY. 9Th oi nrsi
month"; Aprl the Old Church Tavern county OF IsIo,e.
Tract al ai belonging the Estate late JACK Burton
icrch"rd tis ~ the Counties al 1iuyrr New kcl, au
about hundred AMI Is l,.'
good Dwelling HOUSE mcre>ary ,ne. Tie Land ),
level, a The situation healthy nnl ,s The man H..
may l,e made ,auablc.
IEhMs:Sl mnch al ur rurchas. viii lie
c'st oi sdle 10 be- paid cash. the
purchaser riSinr bond ani approved security,
ntl' the whole purchase money y pad
M,rrh ,tJs n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15

ii March Is WM. PALMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15
xpy vIRTUE OF DECREE oil she Circuit snprr.

y. T. kl H. r. Dl we tith'N .2hF 49,
i,r i.na ia cotiu,y, lrndeIe'i al ITO
. ni ciandc Bernardo, complainant,
.,.:, defendants. therein dspehdinf 10
was adin.lge.,. Ordered aud drrfreh.
ed 10 EyrrmonI Ward. the l0a-irT
,kr sad Stale in l.r"uii, showlns
,1c.r. from iii. defendant. Da!lafj,
E.ilar.l,. from James Swami: arse,
n m. l,m! IA rll, bill ncniianei, ALL
.,rt,,p III. amount da- Ia IN" plan.
Peter Dnlnss, a. iriistcr and hoi!'f 81
account al money advanced, eNp-L.
IA. piainiifl, II tie instance ana ~
mas. a. lristrr a. aiulcsdii, and il.,
lain thr amount ii thr ea,rral b., I
iie aud owing from tie aid Jamce
.lio aTe hereby required IL appear
SAID comInis ionrr On the ,lJy AMI a.
rp1er. and that he give no,ics .b.i.'.
.lher with copy al this oi':"f i"1
'hmdnd Enlnlier, a Newspaper put
decree. notice is hereby given 10 a't
e first day of May nexf AT fhs cur;
lroceGd 10 take and stale The lrc0un :
completed on that day, tn inkin ;
iy 10 day, AMI from lilne 10 ilnir Li'i
EyEKMONT " ARD,
Masger Comm. io""r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15

NYIRGlNlA Alta Circuit Superior Con Of Law aud lhst.y
held tor Augusta county the Coun House, Monday June
the 18Th, lSi
Thnmaa Niche Executor of Michael CARRIER iore'''
ell, PaNtn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15

REQUISITIONS.-VlNGIN CENTRAL RAIL-
ROAD.
StUBSCRIBERS for tho the Junction Richmond
- required pay Exchange Bank, Richmond add
ton the calls already made share the IL April So per
share Isl May AMI So Share the l.. June SiO.
Subscribers the cstcipniron WayIesoosi
required pay into the Bank the Valley Virginia Sanon,
$40 share the lsto Ar and s. rsaro the lsIot May,
lSi. BY ordcrol tle B!aPt
March IL J GARRETT, Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15

DEQUIsITIONS,-The Stockholders in the 'RichpaRd ans
HI Danvc Railroad Company hereby notified thahey
quired pay eqson OF Den Dollars share the 18th da,
of March and share the 18th day Of May
TO be paid into either Bank Virginia Bank virgi
MA or to the Clerk u the office of the Company.
Stockholders delinquent of acquisitions aread,
called, are requested make immediate PAYMENT
~ order o the Board of Dircctora
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15

AXLES, SPRINGS, dc.
rIlIIE subscribers Keep coRly a large stock oil brIs
Il and black Elliptic Springs. fr,m ) 10 5leayes.
Buggy. Carriage, Carr aud Wagon ANleg
Ground aud ungrplnd Wagon boxes
Thorough bax-s. Carnage bolts various sizes
they the those want Of such articles
VAN LEW. SMITH d ROBERTS,
Nar,hs No ~ Mann Street
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SPRING SUPPLY.
DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, AND DIES. &c,
wHoLEsALR RIraIE, ~
Peyton JohnstGR, nyGRght,

lI1, Ann Sftc, l5.cN0l0td, Va
TIME subscriber l. daily receiving y the several arrivals from The
Northern cis, his usual supplies 81 FRESH DRUGS MEDi
CISES. CHEMICALS, rERFUMERIES and FANCY ARTICLES.
PAINTS OILS BRUSHES o every kind; WINDOW GLASS, DYE
STUFF all which "f the best quality the
ket affords and having hccn selected with especial errfGe purity
they can with confidence Rose RECURRING them,
hcr by Wholesale the Reasonable
Country merchants lanters ana others IN want will
examine his stock which VIII be found exIen
| siye and complete f. JOHNSTON
March " ErusaiEt.
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NEW GOODS PER EXPRESS
fSHRISTIAN LATiiI0R have opened new Spring Prints
~ French Cambria Prints
Chambray Bingham pink, blue and green
Linen Luslre, pink, blue and green
Pink, blue and green Mouselaile dc Lale
lid Gloves, all colois
Rich Silk, in great variety
And other Goods received from day day.
~ Main Street
Feb. - CHRISTIAN & LATHROP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15

Splendid Schcrne-s uD.uu1 Capital
SATURDAY, April 9th, Virginia Lottery, Glass d. Capital
Prizes ol sluss, 5Ul BOOM OU0 1900 II J6, 10 81 5000,
20 of 1000, &c &c IS Nos, ID drawn Tickets si; halves a.
quarters 10; cisluhs s.
Packages Certificates Packages single Tickets
all the Lotteries will BE- promptly attended aud Gent when
requested. Please address . n. STATION
March pirlu Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-15

,,L has wife, and aihrr-, Defendants.
be heari Oh tLr bill, the Ans mei ~
M,illam II Clrb.r. hIn {. GaIblS,
and Caroline J. his Mi.
lir. sarah Michi-.. B2niamn j
8 u Mcli-, AMI Margaret X. q
innty, thrir guardian al liiem, ais.
lui liz exhibits ai.d ollcr oi publ.
absent defendants. William \ Nell
nndrr VI. CARRIER, and Michael {
,unssl. on consideration whereof, he
be bess lor all concerned, thai the
81 nlfbor, should be- sold; u Is there.
al that 1homa, J. Michlc III. FNs.
lr IL ht,eby, appointed C"mmi,.
/ having first adreriset the lime AMI
pHblls.cd IA til. town 81 SiauhIca,
!lrhtti lii thu Llty oi Richmond Tor e,
The Real Estate vi said VI. CARTER
oil Staunton ald elsewhere, III The
bidder, II public auction. on IL. io.'
The purchase money to he paid IL
Ial seml.anGuai lnsialmrnis; the pnr-
,vcd security ior the deferred pay.
~ tn property sold Is additional &C.
nef il Al liberty, II la THINKS ihe >ai.
ie The properly Into such parcels as
report his proceedings TO this couiI
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-12-11

ing the lead mines anc
have brought my mind
would be great di fficu..
and that the relation
tween the citizens and
attended with many m,
therefore recommend t!
mineral lands under tn.
Government, they be.
and sold, under such
and time, as will insure
most effectually against
to obtain monopolies.
The annexation of Tt
California and New Mey
importance to our Ind
tribes brought under OF
largements of our boun,
brace a population of OF
thousand.
Texas and New Mexi,
erful tribes of Indians,
terror and annoyance
arating into small pre-
mounted, they overrui
farms, destroying crops.
cattle, and OCCASIONAL,
ants or carrying them
roads leading into the
them, whereby travel
ly dangerous, and in
tirely arrested. The N
the 18th article of the tr.
we are bound to protect
our border, is exposed
with our own. The mill
country (although for
the army is represente
our own protection and
stipulations with Mexico
is in cavalry, and II
should, at as early a pc
for the raising of one Or.
men.
For further suggestio.
ers connected with our
defence of our frontier,
the Secretary of the Int
of War.
l commend also to J
the suggestion containe
port, and in the letter o.
tive to the establishment
of disabled and destitut.
peals so strongly to yor
be superhuous in me tc
barely to express my CO,
posed object.
The navy continues
commerce and other ma
ferent quarters of the {
ton of a single steamer c
vessels in commission a
ent squadrons.
Inc report OF the hea
exhibit the services of t.
several vessels employee,
year. 1t is a source ofgr
have been constantly pr:
gency, they have every
and courtesy, due as
the peaceful dispositions
nation.
The two brigantines
ment from a generous
placed under the comma.
to proceed to the Arctic
commander, Sir John FIR,
in compliance with the.
in May last, had, whenI
into a high northern |.
this noble and humane
Invite your attention
naval establishment anc.
report of the Secretary
gestions therein made
Their with the naval polio
curity of our Pacific Co
extension of our CONNIE
facilities for a larger !
the East, by means of O
shores of the Pacific, are
or disregarded.
The questions in rela,
navy, and relative rank
branches of the service.
by certain resolutions o.
tives, at the last session
mitted to a board of of
service, and their repc
early day.
l also earnestly reco'
law authorizing officers
retired from the servic
vigorous and active dut.
able provision for those
their country, and ava
tanning in appropriate
been particularly cons
good conduct. While tt
to maintain and honor
of other pursuits, have q
duous service, this oblij
mitted to interfere with
itself.
l am gratified in be-
estimates of expenditure
ing year are less, by m,
lars, than those of the
preparation which may
construction of a dock
propositions for which
and on which a speci~
early in your present ses
There is an evident j
the same report, that q
service proper should /
fixed and permanent
docks and navy yards,
,nJ froy,, tho ovfraorIi,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-08
LOOK HERE, lNVALlDS!
DR.. Keeler'S Sarsapa1illa Panacea;

For the permanent cure and remoya of all diseases n.
rising from impurities of lie blood habit Ofte body viz;
Chrome discusses Of The chest. SUMPTION Bronchitis,
caiarr penrisy. scrota in all its ios, letter, scad
head. buices &" the ace. chronic di Of The stomach
liver. and skim calaaeoTs ernpIions wic swclngs hip
jnin affection. deep sealed pains OF The lies swelling Of
the joints. ulcers, syphc disorders. Eercuria and all
Hereditary pret positions. Females suffering from oh
sirnctions sa"w complexion nervousness. will find
the l'anacea All elegant remedy for their removal.
Purifying the Blood.
% Nearly every individual now bnrdened with disease
and shut from the Inust of the pleasures If this life.
well oppressed with ino!erabe load ofbotli mental
and physical suffering and doomed perhaps enter an
a. grave: might have lived long happy and useful life.
had they but rken proper pains preserve their health
TO preserve hraIlh is r;sy to restore il dict and Of
mlms.ibic. The oiu ataye. - An of preven
tive is WORTH pound of cure should be the polar star
of every oues actions in relation 10 tealI If disease
generally is the result Of violation OF physical laws ef
ecuI vegetavc e-iietrntlIs of all chronic dSeaes.
sotlnn it follows consequence at the only
onal rpcas of cure is through the BLOOD. That this il
facts clearly SLOW. Thai diseases sprIgng from is
curablc by ALTEEATIrEs experience fully de-
Reader. if il is your misfortune to hr tIlict
eg with any nf the above diseases yOu have remedy in
the PAyACEA that will not dsappont your s:i.lne
expectations Remember medical and Responsible PER
SOIL tells vOl 80.
n- Fur certificates. details. etc. circulars IN hands
Of agents. Price 81, large bottle; battles fer S.,
Dr. Kee,er's Cough SYRUP.
Among ali the remedies before the pubic, this stands
preemIel incipen consumption, Bronchitis. r;,rrs
coughs hoarscness. woopng cough, pcursy, splitting
bIo0d and for all H ctius Of the pulmonary organs occa-
stoned by cold Too much praise cannot he bestowed ups
this remedy and the proprietor urges any afflicted
with any of The above cuiblants to- secure II at once.
Is warranted 10 rlne nnmy. Price only 80 cents
Dr. heeier's Cordlai ana CarmihatiVe.
Every i.Iny' whether rch or poor VINO values health
and all lis blessings siud nave lS lnTaluaDic remedy
ut hand. 1t is infinitely the remedy known for di.
arrlua, dyscniery UIcra mnrbH cholera infantuln,
collie, iturncy, grpI9 pains, rIainp etc, and iol all
diseases OF tie stomach and bowels caused ~ teehng
Tie numerous tesh'ohlas from physcias anu hfhers,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-08
sIsIE1N
,THE GREAT REMEDY,
Fur Rheumatism. Gout, Pain in the side. Hip Back,
Limbs am, Joints ScrU(ula. Kings Evil. White
dwellings. Hard Turner'S, Still Joints, and

For RheumaSm Cont, Pain in the side. Hip. Back,
Limbs and Joints Scrcfula. Kings Evil. White
dwellings, Hard Turner's, still J"inis and
all Fixed Pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied, pain cannot crisf
These Plastcs possess the advantage Of b:ng put up in
nrght boxes, hence they retain their full virtues in all
climates We have just received the fIoNing trstimo-
nal from: Sellers. eminent lawyer in successful
practice in Wilcox ranll!y Aiabana lie is gentleman
in high standing aud one Whose influence has great
weight:
Camden Ala, Nov 81. 1913.
Nrssrs Scovil & Mead (ientlrnci-IT,ying been re-
uestcd to SLATE what has been the result of my experience
by the use of your Hebrew Plaster. c!iccriuy comply
bv b.ayinr that have found be lerrtUlOrr rOm.
uientr, an Invaluable medicine Indifferent of my
family have applied the Plaster to chronic Sores tnnors
and pains and has never failed to a9rd instan, relief
have also used II VA, good effect upon my own person,
IN tie Of uccTs, with which have been severely
c, c. SELLERS.
Bemare of Counterfens and Base limitations.
CAITION-Thc subscribers the only General
Agents in the Southern States for the sale of this truly
valuable Plaster; a: in order prevent purchasers heing
imposed upon BY Il cuuntrrrit arcle sold IN His city and
elsewhere tile genuine. they invite particular attention
to the following ma rks of the genuine:
l. The genuine p; up III snouti cEglne-tIrncd hot
toned huyrS, not so;Irr"tl ln
=. The genuine lLs IL engraved head of Jew David
on the directions around the hox, with accompanying Re-
cord of Court TO T.. aylor Rochester. -
SCOVll & FAD. ll3 Charities ST..
Between Cont and 81. l.onis stS., Ncr Orleans
Sole General Agents for l..e Southern STATES.
Sold by J. Il. Mckau Camden; 4. Fitch Columbia,
IIavand Tarrall j. Charleston: u. NJ Cul,en Charles
TOM Ili W.ll.)JfI; Il .vill III k;ss j Co. Maidrnane
New York.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-08
ECOEDMY Is " sEI.ALrII!
ABIN'S WASHING MACHINE.

TIE above machines for washing clothes have
bcer, used and approved for the last six months in
this place and vicinity by men Of the highest re-.
Speciabiliy, aud the subscrb is prepared to fur.
nish them at shcrt nrlce. The machines are Of
simple construction, and per(cc' in operation. They
can he worked BY boy. girl, or n,and much
time saved in washing without injury to the clothes.
All persons are forbid infringing on the patent.
u Directions 90 with each machine.
f.. &. ROBINSON.
Dec | 40 bTn
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-08
Domestic .iE:sHiincturcS.

We are now prcpar'I I" cIfar our stock OF
Black and Russell pc9rrl Er'-amS, and Russcil
Scwed Negro SIIneS, aii"i onr oWn II anli'ariure'
winch we can recommend 10 our customers as
they have been 90! up with great care and made
oflhc hest materials. Purchasers will please call
and examine for themselves
Oct II. w. hNDERSoN, u W.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-08
Blankets, Eersevs, sattsness, Jeans,
DOMESrICS, SC. sc.
Committed,

To the inspection Of Planters and the Public
generally, cheap loi OF heavy Blankets, Plains
KerSeys and Jeans, OF every description, suitable
TOR llo Sc and Plantation Negroes. Also, large
stock OF Wool Hats and Domestic Goods.
Purchasers are requested 20 call al The "PAi,
MErTO STORE" Pay charges and take them
away. JAMES WILSON.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-08
Carriages,

The subscriber has now on land, variety OF
Carriaucs, BurricS, RnrkawayS, &c, and Harness,
which he oilers for sale at reduced prices
lie is prepared to build and 10 repair every de-
scrip,jon of Carriage, Wagon, Cart, Whcclbar-
row &r, and ali kinds OF Iron work, either for
plantation or other Use.
Horses carefully and neatly sbod.
ROBERT MAN.
June 81 u %
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-08
Drugs, Medicines and Perfumery.

The subscriber has just received Tin" assortment ol
Prrmrry and F;lucy Articles. .cohrisins Fnras knls-
sells and prrvosis Golden Bell Congn"s Lavender wa,
Rnsscls Extracts of West End Jockey Club Jenny Lind
Cirronca Rozr Brrnr de Caroline: Eau I'lslrai Bear
OIL Baulonr PhiIucone genuine Alachssnr oli toIl'
mn's lalnu mr,liralrl Soap. Transparent Wash Balls,
Sand Balls Rose Almond. Windsor and Nymph soap
Shny wing Creams Mecn Fun Lily White. knse Foot !
Paste rnmplnraird 'eniifrcc Hair tooth nail ilcshal
shaving brushes Ivory an. Bone ltltllrs %r. %r'
ties. Flavourng Extracts of all kinds. Spices, &c %c
ALSO -:
Constantly on hand. complete assortment o Drugs;
C. rmras. Paints Oils. Window Glass. Patent ami
T. rumIsonan Medicines Surgical Instruments, rer'me'
ry Lamps Garden Seeds, &r. .
NJ Orders from distance carefully packed. and the
qu ty Of every article sold warranted
! 'O,i3I JAMES r. MckA1N.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-08
Victims of Dyspepsia!
LOOK HERE!!
DIR. ALIENS COMPOUND.

This Medicine is offered to the public generally
from full conviction that it is superior o any other
now in use, for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plaint, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness, &c.
PSep,Ted only y,y,ddhs Gy the psopGSs'oIi. nns r. g. w W AZ
tLEVELAND, No. 207 King Street, Charleston,
So. Ca.
o.. None Genuine unless signed by Dir. G. w.
ALLEN, and countersigned by J. a. g. w. L.
CLEVELAND. The bottles having the words
"ALLEx's DySrEpTlc MEDICINE, Pha.," blown
on the glass.
Sole Agent for Camden,
z. J. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite Mrsonic Hall.
Sept ) 81 ly
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-08
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
EsR. G. M. JACKSON,
At The German Medicine Store,

At The German Medicine Store,
NO. l2U ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
Will ciirctually cure liver complaint, jt'niire,
dyspepsia, chronic ur nervous debility
disease OF he kidneys, and all dis.
eases arising from n disurJered
liver stomach
Such colslipa;io inward piles ilness Of blon TO
the head acty Of the stomach. heartburn disgust
for food, uIlnsS weight the suInac sour erliclatl'S,
sinking or ulteng at the PIT of the stomach swimming oi
the head hurried and difficult breathing. ucrlng ut tue
heart choking uicaiing sensations When ln 4; i!ilg
posture, dmrss of vson dots webs before the SIgll
fever AMI dull pain in the head, deficiency of perplrall"l
ycowness of the skin and eyes. pain in the side back
chest limbs &c. snddrn llIslies Of heat. hnrng IN tile
flesh. cusain maginings OF eva great dcc cssIon OF
spirits
The genuine are entirely vegetable and fee from al
chOoc slinnlan syrup aiops. rhebarb cal"lei aridS
and all mineral and injurious Ingredients they are pleas
III and smell and mild Ill tlcir operation, never
gripping giving uIcaslcSs. They give strength 10 Inc
Whole system wl,tihey drive from ii disease They can
br administered TO the most delicate infant with perfect
safety.
READ THE FOLLOWING; ARTICLE,
Ii appeared in the leading German journal oi i'aHcl-
phIi lie 'Pilarphin Democrat. The Editor was per-
SOiay aimcd with Dr. Houiand, and pricing the ser
of this great lie could not quietly look upon The
of an impdste without a?rrIzng the public oi
approaching danger:
Chris,oph Wilhelm IIufrland.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-08
Chris,oph Wilhelm Ilufcland.
~ ENGLISH
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM iIOOFLtND.

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM noorl'AND.
sOne of the most renowned physicians nnc of the great
est bc"lc,os omodern times, was born 1t lalgr Sal
"a GERMANY on the on the 18th day of august l1bs-
After careful scholastic education. he. like his father anu
sramlGher wo celebrated i,octors) voluntarily drvotcd
himself T., tl study of Medicine, at Jena and inhSrH
and IN 1888 obtained the degree Of Doctor of MrdIcr at
the latter University From 1893 to lSJl he ncaed a.
Professor n, the University Of Jena. III l5O he was APP
irr, Private Physician to the ning Of Prussia. Mem
her of the Academy of Science and upon the establish
mcnt of the near College Berlin Professor al Court
Physician by the Ministry Of the nIcrnr His character
i<lir his prnnnIncss and deep penetration enabled linn
tn c,snb The theoretical and practical To unite iiew and
OIL s,s,,,>: produce the practical an lr4ciui,
arI :i. ,ir w terelrJm the results and necessary npll-
cable
II was Dr. H. principally who exposed and destroyed
the .IrDws sySirn. which notwithstanding the exterior
,,r r conceal its many T,cricctioS brought to ght
ht !n,,nIS noble imparlialily, sound truths and deep
tr.imirl,im larprncmt of his practical usefulness a.
Ph. <r!a un Profess of the healing art, he has earned
ri ;u fame for his superior knowledge III alctcf!a Ne.
,ra ~ We! II, l his manifold works Medical Jrs'
ruIrncc dn,,.. these may he mentioned his world ~
uom. i,AruDe,ulik or the art of prolongng life. Sys-
TEN prar,iral healing ur 'llras of Patll5rnic Jour
:r,l u. ,.aclca ll,Ic, &r. lie has besides all TINS.
gained eternal fame and praise from suffering humanity Tor
The discovery and combination of several niable Inedi,
cnals among which the far famed and justly celebrated
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