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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29
CAUTION TO THE PffBEic.

The tnpara .is and astonishing efficacy 0f D istar,s
bakam OF Wild therry in all dseases Il h re-
mended-cnring many cases aer iir skill the hest
physicians were uiavaing-has caused nilprincipl-d
connicrItrs and limitations 10 palm OF spurious mixtures
oi similar name and appearance for the genuine Basam
~ BE NOT Deceived By IMP0STERs.
The pnbsIc should be careixi get ,egentiae article
rs the limitations and countereis png e0 up By those
who know nrthiug of medicines df the ieases OF the u-
mau s!sem ore entirely unsafe and dangrprsf
From the Columbus TGa.l Ehqnirrr Feb g. lS4S
NISTAR'S BALSAM OF. WILD CHERRY.
We lryc utter abloraTrc for all kind Of paf and
especially suc calculated 10 msead the pnbIic AZ
to The curative virtues Of patent nedieines There
doihtlss many catch-penny nosnms, dSily yeBed and
and hourly used Which only ofiio value, but atO
ntely dreternus TO the physical There other
balsams. extract. &C. embraced psradyentnrs in the
pharmacauc arrangements Of the apothafary regular
physrian that in certain cases Of more value than
all the prescriptions of tiacn put totogeher Wars Bal
snm OF Wild Cherry IL admitted bF ihs concurrent tes
m"nl Of those who have proved s virtues TO be o the lat
ter class In coi'ls and cons umpnn asthma and chronic
rogs we'll in other kindred diseases il has been used
with almost universal success. In climate 40 changea
hle rs this. snPerhduring and agRrayating the mlyo
discusses above alluded To, this medicine ae value not
10 he estimated .sl-s .a;-.i 65.E%se -
None granine unless signed l. BUTESl0n
the ewrapper, for sale in Camden at -MekEINsS
Drug Store ,Wholesalei,yP p M.:ttdiea &tCo.
Charleston, $. { and by Druggists generally
throughout the State. ~ :. ssa.;s,.! i "a
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29

herewith enclose you FIVE dollars for weekly
am in hopes to be able to send you some
other names for your rcry raluabic paper
wish il had been started IL months ago it
riently to have prevented the disgrace onr mad
politicians have involved us in; our madness is
almost at an end. hope, but the good and
true men OF our country must not relax in their
efforts to place our State 10 the cnviable posi-
ton she once occupied in our glorious Unon
4 reaction has taken I.lace here as well as IN
the rest of the State, and hope to see it go on
umt not a veslige OF onr folly remains. God
speed von in your go"d works.
4 remfionhas nh"n pinre here. If here re-
f,rs to Darlington District, we deny it, and
challenge the correspondent of the Southern
Patriot to produce the proof Ii is very easy
matter TO deal in assertions, and no doubt in the
above instance the hope is father to the asSer.
ton. There are men in our District opposed
to separate State action, but that there are any
beyond the vicinity of Society Hill who regard
resistance to Federal aggression AS disgrace
and charge those who are battling in t Z cause
Of State Rights with folly, is, W" are happy to
saw not the fact. In no movement of the pco.
PIE can entire unanimity be expected; there
were those in the Revolution who opposed
reparaion from the mother country; there are
those now who are disposed to hug the chains
which the North is winding around their nccks
but we believe that the Southern Rights party
Of Darlington District is steadily adding to its
number friends who can be relied on when the
hour of trial comes. We therefore pronounce
the communication from Society Hill an April
humbug.--Darlington Flag.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29

to cure themselves BY bleeding somebody else.
Bah-room. 4 chess.board played upon by
love and hate. a c,nHned place, in which poor
creatures are committed by fashion to hard la
bOnr.
+ Newspaper. r.-Ihe great general Of the peo
pie, who has driven the enemy from the forti.
fled heights Of power, and compelled him to
give battle in the open fell OF tiionght. A
winding sheet, i'll which Parliamentary speech.
rs are inferred. - From "Ihe ConnrI of Four. u
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
THO. J. WARREN G. @. A. PRICE, Editors
TUESDAY EVENING, April. 20, 1851.
Our Cotton Market.
We quote to-day from e to 10 IA cents.
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
The RHm0rcd 7:aVasiOn.
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
R,unJ Island 1,,J D,,nn- RjrIIJJps

Round Island and Paper BIrkk'des.
WAsHINGroN, April 2G.
"I'he papers ofthis morning contains Il proc.
amaion from the President warning all per.
sons against rmbarking in Cuba invasion.
The President believes that military prepar-
ainns are now on foot for an expedition
principally composed Of fpreignersl against
Cuba The proclamation announces the pen
aties to which all persons engaging in such
expeditions will be obnoxious, as well as their
forfeiture of all claims to the protection OF the
Government. The authorities civil and militia
rv, are ordered to use all precaution to arrest
a | persons engaged in such an expedition. and
good citizens are urged to discountenance such
schemes"
Thus it will be seen that the President, backed
by the Lion-h"artrd and "god-lke" Secretafy oI
State, guards with sacred jealousy tie possibility
of the annexation Of any Territory, hch is like
" to add strength 10 the South. The Govern
mpnt voluntarily becomes the guardian of the
Kingdom Of Spain, Itmiating by formal procla
nation, those 'Joreigners' who may mediate in
Jury to the nlrre> : ofa King gly power; while th0se
fanatics vino nuy Federal laws. and resist Fed
eral authority allowed to escape. Is the govern
n,ent more able TO protect SPAN than TO preserve
our own institutions!
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29
CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.
Head Quarters, ssa 4
22d REGIMENT s. C.. MILITIA. D.

Camden, 9th April, 1851. s.,
Tx pursuance Of orders from Brigudier General Chsn.
Ter. the onrcrs within the limits Of the I'd Regiment
: Militia hereby ordered assemble at the Market
House in Camden AT o'cock, A. NJ. on fhursday the
18Th May under the Quarter Master of the Regnent
prepared for hre. days service making preparation for
the Enrampmrn Of the Officers and Scrgcants Of the sth
Br rade =. {. Mtia ' sa# 's.,
The It, Col. aud Major charged with The extension
OF this order.
BY order Of Col. TAYLOR.
Tho J. wARRES, Adju,ani.
April 29 u
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29
Funeral of Archbishop Eccles.on.
baltimore, April 26-

BALFIMORE, April Z6-b p. M
The remains of the late Rev. and estinIahle
prelate Archbishop were Inferred to-day. The
procession WAS unusually large ndsimposing
Some speculation is indulsed, as to the proba.
bic disposition OF the vacant seat, but nothing
is vet known
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29
Death Of Commodore. ,r "a, parron.s : ! = e

We have the melancholy duy.fo petfvrm
(says the Norfolk Beacon of Thursday fass) OF
announcing the d.at!, Of Co,nlnodoraJa B Ar.
RON, Senior Captain of the United distates Navy,
who expired ut his residence in this city, yes.
terday afternoon at O'Clock, III the SD year
Of his age. ~
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29

T1here were l60 deaths in pbila1elphis
for thelweek ending the 10Th instant During
the same time there, were 80 dcaths in New
dork; of which As died Of co8sdhp,ioh. e<sa
Seventeen thousandtwo hundred and ninety.
six immigrants arrived at New. Y6rk during
the last week. "a
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29

Never be Influenced by external appearances
in forming your Judgment OF 4 person worth;
TO- n'a"y noble sIisit is covered by the Ina.
biiiinen:s Of poverty; willie. not unGcquen,!y,
snowy cxtrGor coucealsH = villain
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29

agreed, for CERTAIN, we'll defined and expressly.
limited t, purposes. 10 dwell together in Con-
lederacy, as long as it might be agreeable to
DO so. A
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29

Or We invite those who have aiiy ra.on 70 fear that
they inclined be CosGmpisr. ren line crrti6
calrs Of cures Of this disease s6ecieN Dr. Raerrs
syrup Of 1iverwor and Tar They Seem TO be almeet
IuiracGoIs. ~ t9f'sfN ~
For sale At McKan. Drug Siore, C Cam,!ea s. ca
See advertisement in ailo,hrr column. . fl,77,.,
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-29
A VOICE FROM SOCIETY HILL.
SocIETy Hill, April |. 1851.

Nfrssrs Perry f E!forI: Gentlemen.
herewith enclose you five dollars for weekly
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
SrDct aut0 NOD bier!
Stimm0eber, tpdS tpollt ibr mCbr!

Sci cucr ectcfctc:Nuiammtuno in S2tacna motrc
6r. Ilbert in liner 8tot frl9cnrss cfTiut ccinrs
rG in Stw9 ouf ben Soriff. IS ino tiG pahrtn 2tts
fhtIu unftrGr GcaGnpartt tic ft imutr mtbr ousSl.
fdbrCu oecCutrn DEFENDERS tpGnn cs ibnn otn0n cutt
hCn Stoat qEnnhlYanttn mttetr 3u 90pInutn. DGft:
tE a9ts,
bas Se1dueuu95 SVftm in oucn ftiuCn
Scrmsn uuo Q8jrtun9en, iei cine aus uno
aus 8bi9 Ma6rc9eI, in msIbem uno nit
meltem bic oemOfrot1he Qartei gar feinen
Qntbeil babe. So5 t0er5 Der SemOFrati
Ibeu Qartet in ben n6roIthen Stoatcn
fh(aoe INNER nit cem ibrsr fuoIiten Srh'
Der IL uebereinliimmuno fir Sreisn SauccI.
@o6 biz 9r66tc Stwicri9feit in csn Sreien
Staatsn. uGtsr zen ScmOfroten Die fti caB
bic orbci!snoe &Iode flarf Su 9unifen Don
9cfbuburs ici, weItbeS ris @artci biSbcr
perbineert baIc, ben SrcjbanoClS @runolde
haurrno anbuneSmcn, trcIdCr nidt mebr
uno nibt5 msni9er I'll ais cie Qufbebun9
Der @uItom S0iu1Er u1o bic Ger Hepcuue
Seomten. uno feline 3aEHht Su SL% 81:
reftcr SarirIng fur tie unPOfrn Der
Gcoietun9 Su nCbmen, uno Su eit'tm 10 il T.
be es uno nj ii c5 fcmmen, GtSi une
menn eaour6 aus Gifenwett c,
Goblenqruber uno 81 anufaftur1n
bic Sburru f6 Iie6su mi Stem, uno
Die Urbciter aus Urbctt 9eWorf en-
peroeu wurecn.
q1sr nun fir ctjatn GruntmB it, n6mib fdr
Trcibanrd-ftir brittIftt Wonufatturen uno artGhr
uno erosn uulrs rtSusu-Une r06 Der 2trtltsCbn aui
10 Gents bs5 Sa9es bsrGptsrGtroht wrtE, pr fjnmt
fir 8i9r
g3r aGr rast9n L flinmS fir 5cbn7Cn!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
SeSe1titscmSe GariTlcpatc, smr SSnbl!

Gueenbe Saftcute fur Gud nOuoGbt III o5 cine mi9e Q8ab
bel medtr b unf 9ner oud9n9i9 fir
eien anccl drt Sou 29 ermdtt weron 70 miro bie5
ais elm Stumpb IS au9eiben Sbr audi o9eu
br 70 Sbr in 9ano ga Ian9e Sbr @u6
Mat obsb enc paci Den Rhfen fCb 70 an9e
bGIt Jbr nn bhneeuon Sari 9a6 Die Saieue ia oe
ieNe 6unp erbuen9 ndten 0ento9 98ob 9ben
Simmen fir 08 buCn uno ale ubr9n Sar 9anoaten
noeben raeur unre e9n in nn Strcfen pe werNen
unf g8or cai Sbr bdIt itIen9 e. an9e Sb ob etss
SIR 9ct ni erbaeu Die 9B5 bt5ber
nib mitto oenu9 eiun Ocn Sai bctubsbon SN batten
Sud On &a 9e8eben ab Sbr babt oonn weoer eOtoofOS
QcaCn reuilben 9Craub babm S bic Shuo c9t
no @udo Sbr Gu6 mtfbe6 fur Die g8bt9
Sar nit g8m. SObaOn Der SpeG tmmen unc
gurn Gutbus ou0br br baem6si Qei6ueg babsn
wCut Sb e5 n6 tbun 9SaS 9eminn Sbr S9r
mscer unIerer 9npasi immt? Ni5 s5nnt Sb 9ewinnen
ort tet6mm S enen btuesen Sai bis br nit elmer mme
Die ntt m6puaaen wcre anu Sud crbebt unc 9e9en e imm
ndts 9Bsre Soat5fuo metr Soren Nn cn
aus nttS Set olfO 4s ndf Sienfa9 bsrpO mmt
fur Q8 Solution oue &a @anHjoanponn cann auen
bait Sbr Cure Yfid 9dbau.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Garbc sob(cr, rcrocet BIC SSnbl micGot !

&96t nd ZAP uniee @eqne Die Stoo5tuc BADEN!
S9C6t nit ale aatstarm oue9ten SergG utt cB
20 bOb un Sdatsihuon niht dQens
pb tnuten Sr96t ntt uupern6 bntCn cclte
in cim inm fu5en 3eioum 732 235 81 ptnQe bait Ser
rtt euB 93iQler 6fenib Cd otb
500 600 Sbdler b6bm wtce @ouUGn6r out!
&0s6t n audi 9ea0t bat bic EoteobIr in nid b Qcnu9
mCroen Sa bcotn auc5 ciS 9Dt ndh6cn 9tnnHQ
Que Q8nbl fnmt QBuam Sobnfn Sobn trobm
bu Sbr bob Sbr 9bn Cure pfht ntt
mnQcr 2aer feline QaCi bdbCu
Sbr bnsn Die @Cwot wc in 0nr wmrG Sbr
@ue a0tSlbuo me fcgen Hdubn Sebn
6eni6n fortsce ndHc Senf9 ouf!
Gu e9n nteuuc 5br raS 70 tbu Sbr
ecrr Scmann Stjmm Sbr mieoer uncre
@com Ganecon iomi 9an Guer 9en Sneri 70 weoH Sbr
cmI& an9e unn bis Gu Snerf bcf6tort unc Sure &arn
pcrn9c 9oIr t6nn Sbr unr web9cmene5 l8O nDnn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
SrcunOe oct l1niOn ;ur SEa6l!

unere @e9ncr aeben ieet Dor bic belen 8rcunce Der
Union 81 iein. gerace 70 DonosIteu e audi in 8eSu9
auf cinen beltueencen Sarif in 1874 Spboo tie
abCr Die 9ewoIt batteu, sert6rtcn le Zen Sarff ucn
1912; uno Cbao eeie BabI uoriber ii, miro IS ild
AUDI Se9en, oo6 lie ca5 SoIf in 8eSu9 auf bic Union
iu bnter9ebcn futbten. Die g8bi95 burdo bic qauie
Union fino Uercinia fur bic Grbouna bnfcltcn md6-
rcnb benabe Die 9anSs GotOfOfO partct oc5 SucenS
fur cine Srcnnun9 9ebt. Ilt piefer Qnti- Union
pdrtet oes SucCns ltsbt Same5 8ubonan in GORE
tponcenS, weSbab ibn aud bere5 Die Dt5unonilten
3eltun9en oe5 Slreu5 jum Qrsiocnts @anoiooten Dor
qefhIo9cn boten uno 9ebt nun Qcnnfplpanien bieIcs
S0br fur Si9Ier 70 miro au;b oies ais Elm Buchanan.
Sig betr0cttet - uno QennfDIUanenS cbrtbe 8uraer
iinO ubnmaI5 berO9en. 81 - Syrunce Der Union
9Senn Sbr betdno9e uno iobts unOnmdnncr unteritu-
Ben wOut 70 mu6t Sbr am nicblcn Oicnltaa Que iur
QSabl 9ebcn uno fur SobnltOn uno Suobm fmmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
~ Sreunbe Der Sparfamfeit
2ur SSal(! Sur SSdb(!

Sieunce Der Sparfamfstt, Der ndfte Dienfae in elm
pitti9er Sag fur @ub! Sbr babt ebenfaQS einsn
Canal @ommiiloner ju erwdbIsn. Sas ieeiss Scarp
befsbt aus ors unferer 9e9ner uno oemieiben ba
ben mir ME etwa5 9ues 9eb6rt. Sis Serf6menoun9
wurbs bei ibnen mmer bis in5 gSeite qrtrieben. Sa
etefs 0erreu baten b ais Meer uno nibt als Seoiene
bCtrdaen, uno unfer SsIo bel Sausnocn uer1hmenoet
Gtns wefc @efee9sbung bat uerorpnst ooB beoe par
teen an benz Stimmfafen reprrfentir Iein iOlen unc
Die Webrbett Der SarbrobIr gauben e5 audi Su brem
Sortbetl Su lein, wenn bsioe Qarteien in cCm Canal
bcarc reprefcnttt fno. G5 in raber rie Qf6t Sieer
Die 70 aeionnen no, Que Su g8abl Su gebsu uno fur
een ebrIlden Bauer Don Gancoier. ben Qbtb. 8 bn
StrObm Iu itimmcn. Dieter III acraoe Der rCcte
NRann um oiefer Srfdbwenoun9 Ginbalt su bun So
ourd feline @rwdbIun9 wuroe ben 3arbesablern Elm
manher Iboner Sbaer etipart werben. 3par baben
uniere 9s9ner 9futt bm feinsn Gbarafter an5uf6mdr
sen; nucn e beIer Der Mann, oeiiO Dryer e iber bn
beralIcn. gdbt cine rinSjae Stn,me ieiner 0artei
Fonnten lie lbm oaourh we9nebmen, inoem oas Sage
bub i'm potlfammcn non Dem freprtt, moppn Ile ibn
be|huet9t baben - @rbebt Cub aIO am nithicn
0tenfa9 Sbt Sparfamfsit5freunrc uno ermdblst Scbn
Sucbm ais Canal @ommifiioner. uno Sbr wercet e5
cber ME bereuen, oaur nebmt unier 8ot- ccnn mcnn
le Elm 9ctrruer Burger ebe, 70 III e5 Sobn SncGm pon
gantater GduntD. Sdlcn manbe Qemter bcoicnte er
uno ieoesmaI maren feline @Onftuenten uOllfUmmen nit
ibm Suteefn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
3 + + + + : + + +
Si9Icr ipia ipieber an bas 6clb:
bpr0cui

SdrbeSdbIer beoenFet aud baB gSilliam
Si9lsr, in feiner Reoe Su Sowanca i'm Qu
9ulfmonat Ii6 9epIdofb BAT, cap foIIte
er 9cupern6r meroen, 70 whroe er cafir
Iein Die StlatSIbuIo Su pergr6Bsru; Gr
~urce ndmIi6 cofur 9eben @eIb 6u bOr'
gen um Den Norojpci9 Canal Su uOIIeu
Den. So6 oieS nod lTa MilliOn SbaGer
nebmen miro, 9ibt Elm iecsr Su. Si9ter
nil Guh aIfo bic Shuio mieoer uerQr6
Bern, uno Sobnton bat iie uerfIeinert.
Si9sr nil ME e5 Iteint babsn, oaB Die
SarbejobIer nod 20 Sabre Sar byoblen
iOuen, obne ba6 bic Staat5fhuIo fIeiner
miro, oIs lie lsRt it, Sobniton gcbt aber
oofur bieIelbe ilbrIib Su uerfleinern.
8en wouen bic Sarbej abler ermdbIen I?
8enn lie fib isIbit mObI munfhcn, 70 film
men ale SarbeSobIer fur SObnficn. Sar
bSabIer perqeiIct al1O nidbt ba6 @oup.
Sobnfton in 2LI2 Sabren uon Guerer GRO
Ben StaotSlhulo dbbeiablt bat
"S S32 235 OSs sSH
uno per9CiIst oucb nictt oaB mer paS Sc
9entbelI bterpon faqt, @uh cine peribtItbe
unmobrbelt au6ubnoen lib bemubt
ES6err Sercmias &ern, bat fib ais
@OmmiiNCncr @onoicat jurnfgesogcn.-
4oom 9efer 1T eaber Ger rinJi9e SrsipiI
It9e @onoioat
RS Serr @barts5 Sittet bat Tdb ais
prOtbonotnr Sdnoteat 6urufQeiN9Gn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
TrctmtGmrcr! 9amf 1rnS smr gSnbl!

Smdnner Sarbeobtn Quf ouf! CUR gBb 8ecen ba6
bnt unire @OmmiCn5 brt 80 600 &baer cmh e
&if Qeautt Qcntet SobeiabIsn 3S 00 Sba
fur en Stl ptaue &ie9cbobu bn Secen 1000 Gbo
Ter &ar uf @mmiNOnen fbln 8fe ra6 5000 Gba fur
StbIObn bn Qeosntct eaB mir Sreepct Q8dfrIeun9
10 O00 So beraubt no! 2emtct baB mir aDr
me Cbln oun weni9fn5 600 SboI eOUb merrcn
o bcnte cS Sreiminner uno g QUe 98ab uao mm fur
Sotnfcn nbm taour br bann nnn CAP Sbr 9c9n
cine iUIds ofsnbare &iuber Gurcr Qeamtn cio.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
: + + + x X + + +.
Bur S&Sobl! Bur SESoDl!!.

SrmotrotlltDe 2Sbt9S - Sbr SreunOe beS SSObl5
Cures 2onbe6-3ur SSobl! 3ur SBabl!!
So, S6r SretnOe Der lgnOn - S6r GrcmnSe cincs
beidbiitenSen Sarfis - SDr Srcmn0e Der &scrrins
9rrnn9 Oct Staatsicbulo - SDr SrcunOc bUn
ScUtt, SVDnitpn uno StroDm Sur 2Sabl! Bur
SSabl!! Bur 9SaDI!!!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Nnrrah fiir GaItfprnien!

bsrr RiaOina. bsr s3bia:G Ganrirat fir GcupT:
nor. III nGtb btn ketIn SSrtdttu nit rintr arrGIn
NRtbrbEit EmSbt mcrcsn. Ssin Gg9uT mar 9 Scbn
Rtalsr, Yrucsr Dee bisfe:n Srsib0nccs=G Gantioattn
gBirlian 8i9Ir-ypabr uStG:r Ht;rla9 ooH9'b's9iir'
osreSn lea.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09

MtburQr s5 1T cine fbr mtb9 g8abt UOrbanten bfte nt
tOn nd6fm Otnfo9e 1at IS if c cine wiht9fn QBobIen
Die peueidt R in tiefm Staot qbalteu Smm9e
babel nn @Oupnn6r ermdbn S g8abl in rn unse
pttr9 neil bn Nusgaug ouet gles QuS9ana
poentenra9e btrdq Sa bcIbe oentt snheicm, Die
Grmdbmmn pennppnnn ubt en Subr nit ubm beccd
Sen QS. Scott Der 70 Ses fur Die @b unreS ganoes
Sthles 9etbon bat oe Dem 10 Sent S6oafn Sames uanan
Gem hd gBiaam 9cr in Die Qme 9ewOrfn ee9etu
Slb eober fein cOtmn ndhfn Sienfo9 Sau @eb
Que ouf Die QS 9cbt Cure immn fur Q8 Iii s.
e9n aepuCn 9cfdiften 6frnmteu @uvernr ob
Sb cas- 70 miro nit d6nm ebrbt errdbltuno QtiRbt b
mir nn 3rpt babcu, 70 III
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Sic 0Oma,crm1rs sSSsntol.

Ole @OuUNnwobl unb fur Th ftf III cine mtht9fcn bic
Qebaten IS 1T unuml66lid QSabbGt, baB
8c9nr olIcn cine Sduccnaf uber 40 Jfiloncn
SbGcr au9abn babn Sh babm qciudt Iu9nn oIsu Die
Spfumcn 9e9en muln oe QSabrbt ebn aIen.
nre @eqner bobn Srbeaber 20 Sabre e BADEN
es 9efbd gcloctn6r SobnHOn bat lint fam,
ScS Guen ,Siuftug Sonb" erriebtet,
wter Dem fien 3eraum 2H Sobn (mie oes 8anS unO
ScntS Staotsduo abbeiaht pa6 qm6bnlih
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the price per ream for classes / and 2, and per
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bids the Postmaster General will accept the bid
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A discrepancy between the price set down and
the extensions which would afford the bidder an
opportunity of fixing his price after the bids are
opened by electing, as may be his interest, 10 con-
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Proposals shou. DC marked on the outside of the
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taken in this city for several years, but their cost
has denied them anything like general circula.
ton Their value, however, ID fully appreciated
by the whole professions, who, We have no doubt,
will hasten 20 avail themselves of the opportunity
of possessing themselves of the republication Of
Messrs Little & Brown, which can be had at less
than one fifth the expense of the original works
From the Boston Courier.
The enterprising publishers have here presented
to the legal profession, as we judge, long-ielt
deSideTatlm-a prompt, cheap, and comprehensive
series of reports of all the decisions of all the Eng
lish courts. The series commences with the cases
of the November term, 1850; and we observe In the
first number decisions pronounced in Westminster
Hall on the Both January, 1851 This is unparal-
leled despatch in the history of legal reporting.
Westminster is here brought two years nearer TO
us than our own court house. The style in which
the work is issued reflects great credit upon the
publishers, editors, and all connected with 1t.
The page is large, fair, white, and readable. The
table Of cases and index seem to be prepared with
much care and diligence The former strikes us as
executed a very useful plan, referring not only
to the case and page of the volume, but containing
also short abstract of the subject of each case.
The editors notes scattered through the volume,
referring TO American decisions, and still more to
the value of the work. The publication is to be
continued in monthly parts or numbers, making
each year six large octave volumes, for the remark
ably low price of $40 per annum. We trust both
editors and publishers will receive ample remuner-
alton for the service they here doing the legal
profession.
Such publication, think, cannot fail to be
useful TO the profession and profitable to the pub
lishers.-- Philadelphia Legal IHteiligencer.
May