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nnILADEL PHIA MEDICAL HOUSE--Fs.
e tab!ished Is years ago by DIR. hiNKELiN.
The oldest surcs and best hand to cure all forms of
secret diseases diseases Of the skin, and solitary a-
hits OF youth Is DR. kINKELIN, N. w. corner Of
THIRD ard UNION Streets, between Spruce and
Pine SQUARES FROM THE EXCHANGE, PIN ADEiPsIA
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is a habit which boys teach each other at
the academy or college--a habit INDUCED in when
bv themselves, in solitude, growing up with the my
10 manhood aud which, il not abandoned In due time,
not only begets serious obstacles 10 matrimonial hap
puess but gives rise 10 a series Of prlracleG insi.
dous, and devastating affections. Few Of those Who
indulge IN this pelnici Practice aware Of Tie
consequences, until they fiEd the nervous system
shattered, feel suarge and uuaccouutable feelings
varue fears in the mind. Tic individual becomes
feeble, be is unable 10 labor with accustomed vigor,
or to amply his mind 10 study; his step is taldy and
weak he is dull, irresoue, tie countenance is down
cast the eyes without natural lusre, shamefacedness
is apparent. THESE ARE SYMPTOMS WHICH SHOULD A.
wAKEN rnE ATTENTION OF THOSE SIMILARLY AFFLICTED.
IF THE VICTIM
Be conscious of the cause Of bis decay and having
relinquished the odious practice, he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal and involuntary emissions.
which weaken and shame him, producing mental
and physical prns.ration. / he emanclpate himself
before the practice has done its worst aud enter mat
rmony, his marriage i. unrulliul and his sense tells
him that this is caused by his early folits
Too many think they will hog the secre, TO their
own hearts, and cure themselves. Alas how often
is this fatal delusior, and how maay a promising
youth, who light have been an ornament 10 society,
has faded from the earth.
YOUNG MEN!
lie, no false modosty deter you from making your
ease known to one who, from education and reSpec-
liability, can alone bericnd YOU He who places hun
self under DR. kINkELlN'S treatment may reli.
giously conhde in his honor a gentleman, and in
whose bosom will be forever locked he secret OF the
patient.
COUNTRY INYALIDS
Finding ii involvement 10 make personal appca.
ton. can, by stating their explicitly, tor ether
with NIL their symptoms, (per letter post paid have
forwarded to them chest containing DR.. KS medi
cnes, appropriated accordingly and be cured at home
Structures of the urethra, Weakness and cons,u
iional debility, promptly cured, and full vigor rcstor
ed. All letters rosT rAlDf
" A remittance of 25 cents in letter, pos, paid
addressed TO DR.. kinken, Philadelphia, will secure
his Book, on the SEct TT INFlRMITrEs OF YouTH.
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,rcoNclLIATIoN BETWEEN Mr.. TERRY
AND DIX. sAUNDERs.-AN AFFECT.
ING SCENE

REcoNCiLIATIoNB BETWEEN Mr.. TERRY
AND DIX. sAUNDERS.-AN AFFECT.
ING SCENE.
Mr.. Thomas p. Atkinson, in letter to
,hs Danyille Register, gives the following par.
,,olar Of The reconciliation between the la.
men,ed Terry aud DR.. Saunders:
II is alike gratifying to his friends. as il is
bonorablo to both parties, 10 know that some
h,urs before he died q reconciliation was eff.
6c,ed between him and DR. Saunders. Ii
gas brought about by an overture from the
later, which all men Of good hearts aud cor.
rect Judgment will regard US highly crediia.
Ne 10 b,m. ! was present at the interview
between the messenger from Dr.. Saunders
and our then dying friend and for the pur.
uose Of having II in my power to correct any
erroneous version which might, by possbill.
~ fad It's way 10 the public, had every
word that passed on that occasion committed
10 wiring. Believing IT may do good, | Of.
fer il for publication IN this connection:
SUNDAY, Nip DAY, June 8, 1851.
The Rev. Mr.. Early called 10 see Mr..
Terry and said he had message to him from
Dr.. Saunders. which the DR.. had directed
Mr.. Crale to bear, and the latter had desired
him to deliver. The message was" that
Dr.. Saunders desires to assure Mr.. Terry Of
bis sincere sympathy and to inform him that
he withdrew every expression 10 the publish.
ei communication Of his, TO which Mr.. Ter
~ had replied, which WAS in the slightest de.
sree. calculated TO cause him pain, or wound
m, feelings" To which Mr.. Terry replied
-" am glad of It'll can only wish tina,
the DR.. had made his communication sooner
/, comes too late for any practical good
lad /, been made sooner, i, would have sayec
me a great deal OF trouble, and NV wife anC
children much efil,ction, which is evidently
us, before them, and for which there is nov
70 remedy. However, Mr.. Early, say I,
DR.. Saunders, though this comes too late Il
effect practical good, yet accept thus assn
rance with the same cordially, with which
am sure lie offered H."
Mrs. Terry. who lay by her husband, said
Nv husband, you forgive him, do YOU not 7
He replied, "mos, sssuredly do you know
have go expressed my self heretofore.
lad no Ill feeling towards Dr.. Saonders-
never saw him bu, ouce. II al all the lmptes
son is on my mind that met him once at tn
post office. Ii so l. is the only time ! eve
.aw him. | should not have known him
had met him on the street. | could hav
had no design to injure him ia any way
had no motive for u. Whatever may 5av
been the errors Of my life, shall carry vii
me no soimcsliies, personal or political, I
the gave. | would carry no such feeling
INTO the Holy Sanctuary" (heanlime, u
the bysthnders understood, he would carry n
such feelings to the presence Of his God b.
fore whom he was shortly TO 0pPeaf,)
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Post Office Stamps.
TO

FEEIlE advertiser. Postmaster a, Pleasant Grove,
n Allegheny county, Maryland, is the first per.
son in the United States who conceived and under
took extensively 10 publish the idea OF furnishing all
post offices In the country with cheap stamps. All
stamps made by him are warranted equal or superb
to any o'her that can be procured for the same
price, and whenever any are sent out in any man
ner defective or unsatisfactory, duplicates will be
forwarded, notice, without extra charge. All who
order set of stamps, with full set OF Changes for
dates at only 81, (or thirty pieces shall be kept in
stamps ad tibtum. Full sets with one change 81.
When stamps are neatly made with turned handles
and screw-same style the regular government
P. o. stamps--durable efficient aud warranted =
Price to two dollars only, and special authority
TO send by mail free.
Address, Post Master, Pleasant Grove, Alegha.
ny county, Maryland.
" Any editor publishing the above with this note)
three times. and sending copy of the paper shall
receive credit for ten dollars in wood letter. or a ten
dollar proof press-or If preferred, wood engrav.
ing engraved newspaper head, Of the above va
lue will be forwarded.
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A new cotton factory bas just been start.
cd at WoodviIe, Mississippi Ii hasun en-
gtne Of eighty. horse power, with coo spIn.
lies, so looms, and corresponding machinery.
There are four stories of the building for wor
hing purposes, aud al the present time fifty
hands are employed, being about ns.lourlh
q tho number expected 10 he engaged in full
work ia short time. There are comforle.
bic aud well arranged boarding houses, and
every convenience to render the work people
rs happy as possible.
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THIRD ANNUAFAERL
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.


TaNHE Third Annual Fair ofihe SOUTH CAR.
a. OLlNA ms riTUTE. for the promotion of
Art, Mechanical, Ingenuity and Industry will be
held in Charleston, S {. opening Oh MONDAY,
18th November, and continuing during the week.
Specimens in every branch Of Mechanism, Art
and industry also Of Cotton, Rice Sugar, Tobacco
and all other Agricultural Products is solicited, for
which suitable premiums will be awarded.
The following special Premiums are offered =
For the six best specimens Of Steel made from
Spsrianburg or other Iron, the product OF South
ern Safe. and manufactured into Edgao Tools Of
any kinda Gold Medal.
N. B-A specimen of the Steel in Bars tobe sent
with the Tools.
For the largest quantity Of Cocoons, raised one
plantation, not less than Ten Bushels-A Gold
Medal or $50.
For the larges, quantity Of Spun Silk the pro.
ducc of any one plantation not less than Ten
Pounds-A Gold Medal or Premium Of $50.
For the beat Sea Island Cotton Ga, on some new
principle, superior to that now IN general use; or
for any real ard important improvement on the pre-
sent ono-A Gold Medal
For the invention Of a suitable machine for Pol
verising Red Pepper-A Gold Medal
FOR The hes, Steam Engine-A Gold Medal.
For the best model Steam Fre Engine-A Gold
Medal
A large and commodious building has been sc.
leced for the Exhibition. and every care will De
paid 10 the pton and Of Articles sent to the
Fair. Ali specimens must be In by the 18th OF No
vember.
! Contributors 10 the Fair respectfully request
ed when they send specimens for Exhibition, &c
send full descriptions of the Articles, and such IN
formation in general as may be OF use, and proper
for publication.
Address Jill TAYLOR,
Chairman OF Committe on Correspon del &C.
lima -
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IIscnyERY IN EGYPT.

a most interesting discovery has been
made 10 Egypt. IL IS known that there OK
lsts in Noun, Zabarah. situated on IN island
10 the Red Sea, a mine Of cmarads which
was Formerly worked by the pschas q; Egypt,
but abandoned IN the last wears Of the reign
of Mehcmen, ALI. 40 EngIsh company
have solicited and recently obtained authori.
ty to resume the working Of this nine, which
{. believed 10 be slIl rich ~nh precious stones
M. Allan, the engineer OF the COMPANY,
while directing some important excavation.
IL this psce, has discovered at great depth
traces Of al ancient gallery, which mus! eYi
denlly be referred To the most remote anti.
qsity. Upon removing the rubbish they
found tools AID ancient utensils, ard slone
upon which is engraved q hIeroelyphlc n.
sciipiiou, now partially delaced lhls CIR
cam,tance proves the truth OF the opinion OK
pressed by Be'znn,, on the strength OF other
Bd,catiuns. thai this miae was worked 10 an.
Gent lines. The nature and form OF tho I'm.
pemenis discovered, and tho ccnhgufaion OF
lhs gallery, the plan Of which has been rea.
div traced, prove most eonelusWeiy that the
ancient Egyptians were sklliul engineers. u
seems, from examination Of tho sinpe who
has been discovered, that the FIRST labors 10
tue nine oil Zebaah we're tommenecd IN the
reign Of Sesostfis the Great, or Ramses Be.
c1slrs, who, according TO the most general.
y received opiuion, lived about the year ESQ
before Chris, and Who is celebrated by has
immense cor quests, as we'll as by the lnnu,
tuerablp monuments with which no covered
Egypt " y. Commerciai Adreriiser.
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fkNHE SYl-cdlcr has now On Laaa bis usual Gs.
N sortmtnt Of
F.s.y'CX' GOODS,
imported direct from England, France art Gcrna

s5sN Z
imported direct from England, France art Gcrna
ny. Also his stoch Of
liE'z.1, GO Ee&,
direct from the Manus cturers. which he frs 10
Merchants and Planters at prices equal 10 siy I'M
porting House in Boston or New York.
Having expetluuceG buyers constantly stationed
in the EurofoGn and Northern citits, he ~i receive
BY every ARRIVAL taa latest l} les OF Goods in each
market which will be sold at small advance.
The Ret ii Department consists Of every descriP
ton Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
portion Of which is enumerated below, Wa
g9U9G GOODS
Merino dc Franchise bright coors ana black,
Coburg Cloths and Paramattas,
Colored & black Alpaca lusitcs, various qualities
,lchar and Silk Warp do.
Figured Alpaccas, Lonese and Canton Cloths,
Plain and Figured Cashmere,
to DO NJ de LANES,
Colorcd ard black Silks,
Every style of Ginghams,
English. French and American PriAIs
D0GG359GG GOODS.
Rcachcd and brown Sheetiug and Shifting
Osuaburgs, Dsnnins, Ticks and Checks,
Dfil. Kersey Jeans, Sattinets,
iwceds, flannGls, Cambrics, &c,
Together with every description Of White Goods,
Thinning Goods, Ribbons Hosiery, Gloves &
would respectfully call the attention of Mer
chants Planters and others, visiting this city TO an
examination Of my stock, they will End as full en-
assaItu4lni and al as low rate any Mercantile
House
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New ORLEANS, March I, 1850.


At the request Of John f. Cowan, Esq of York
yi'c, Tenn, have examined his pamphlet in refer
encc to the qualities and efficacy of his Vegetable
Iiihontrp &c in which find certificates from the
following ,rsons, viz; DR.. j. T. Bone, DR.. II. Y.
Bone, DR. " Parks, DR. A S Underwood, JOS Gar.
wood, Barnett Brand, Smith Parks, Felix Parker,
Esq, Phil Claiborne, Esq, L Gilchrist, B Crawford.
Esq, Or Einson, w Hess, S. Williams. Esq.
Geo B Miller, f Holmes, John Wright, Jas L.
Baldr,dge, Esq, Robt Holmes, Algea, T L Ham.
ilton, ID Mnton, Thomas Cooper Rev S Y Thomas,
VIM Ii A Miller, DR., n Hess, John IL Day, Esq,
Milton Brown NJ c, Rev w Needham, Rev John
M Greer. MeCorhle, Col Edwin Sharp, w Da.
wilson, DR. K Jetton, Esq, Peter LiDozier, certify
that am personally acquainted with all the orego-
ing persons far the greatest number of whom
have known for more than - years-ard that they
are, without exception, men of the highest response
bility and OF unimpeachable veracity. That have
known Mr.. Cowan for many years, and from his
high character man of integrity, the public may
be fuyas ured of the genuineness Of the signatures
10 all the certificates Contained 10 the pamphlet
JOHN w. CROCKETT.
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COUNTRY INYALIDS

A NEW set of BUGGY HARM ESSfor Sale
"a Enquire at this Office.
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COWAN'S
Vegetable EitIlOntripsic.

safe and certain remedy for Grapel, Stone the
bladder, for arrangement Of The Kidneys and
Urinary Organs and all kindred diseases.
FEylllS invaluable Medicine to the world would
Il be blessing, if the afflicted could only over.
come their prejudices enough TO Try it, Call at DR..
J. F. Gllmcr's Drug Store in Charlotte, and a
pamphlet containing unprecedented evidence OF the
utility Of this invaluable vegetable preparation,
JOHN +. COWAN,
Yorkville, Tenn.
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An ANtABLE SENTIMENT.

The Boston Post says that at a recent Ran.
ioul Free Soil festival The following aoids
were used IN one of the speeches |.
"T slarehunfer came 10 my house irouid
MIL MN, take The COMPROMISE for ms wln
ding sheet, AND hurry HIM IN HE'LL
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SD1RIlo

SD1@Gl9
In this place. on the 9Th instant, Of membranouS
Group NANCY JANE, infant daughter Of Mr., Da
ME Lcdwell, aged abous Is months.
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Managers Of Elections.


PREcrscrs. IusrIcEs. JuDGEs.
Long Creek b W Alexander, Ruli Henderson and
NJ a Wallace
Deweess, VIM Patterson. WIN Gillespie and
in whtlow
HIS, DIV Barnett, Henry Galloway and
X l. DearnUnd
NcLesry's, Stephen Wilson A Sadlcr and
WIN Clarke
Steel Creek, NJ N HART J II ,ioDlwel and
Jon. Reed
HaTtrs Al Hood Wm MtComb and
VIM Balm
Harrisburg, " Houston, 5 A Stewart and
II r Huntes
Providence " W Mathews, A Ezcll and
] T. Sample
Charlotte Alex Springs I II Brcm and
W W Films
UNION COUNTY
Wilson's, Stephen BelIew ,bn n Dlvie aud
George MeCain
Winchester, John Rape Geo \ Winchester and
Jacob Wolf
conder, Eli Stewart sP Stewart, and
Philip Conder
SUI flower Robr A Martin Robt 6 Howard and
Aaron II1wie
God Mine, Jos Il Hudson John 7 Houston and
K TomberIn
simpsons WA Muse 4 II Croael ard
David Cubetlson
Shorts Alch'd L4ncy John Short and
Hiram Brown
Monroe, ID / Coyington II NJ Houston and
Arch'd McLaHy
Ga the Let Thursday in August next. the above
named persons Will attend thar tespectvc precincts
| and discl aye their duties as inspectors
TN ALEXANDER. Stiff
! ffecklenburg County
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Deiirery Bonds for safe here.
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EYSG'.!.s..N.sAI.

Married, on the 81 ultmo. by Jno. II Grier Eeq
M JAMES a. ASHLEY to Miss LUCRLTlA
ADKINS. all Of this county,
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e Office is hereby given to the North Carolina
! e Stockholders in the Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Railroad Company that the l7ih and 18th in
stamcnts viii be required to be paid the first Of
September and the 18Th and 20h en- the first OF No.
vembor next.
By order of the Board,
JOHN a. BRADLEY.
May 25h ISL. tf26
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-28

"MoRE NOISE THAN WOOL Everybody
knows that when certain spiritual parsonage,
more renowned for his talents than distin-
guished for his virtues, removed the hirsute
envelope from female swine, he lamented the
scarcity Of the wool, which was the reward of
his labors. Had he lived in Indianapols-of
course he has never even so much as heard of
the Railroad City," and to speak Of his ever
being present here is consequently too absurd
to be thought Of for moment--but had he
lived here in these days, he might have made
his shearing result in profitable speculation.
We saw yesterday morning at the Madison rail
road depot forty thousand pounds of hogs hair
neatly packed in sacks for transportation. We
were informed that it was intended for Phia-
delpha house, to be used in stufing cushions
for coaches, railroad cars, &C. This is new
article of export from this region.
Indianapolis Sentinel
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-28

ARLINGTON. OF ladies and gentle
men, from Washington and Georgetown, daily
visit this delightful retreat, to enjoy their So
cial pic-nics in its pleasant shades; but we
regret to state that gangs of rowdies have OF
late interrupted their harmony, and, in some
instances, driven them from the grounds. This
is very shameful, and should not be submitted
to. We would suggest that prompt and decided
action be had in the premises. magistrate
of that county should give his presence, and
forces from this city be ready to aid him at
notice. The laws Of Virginia are
adequate to suppress every thing of this kind
and they should be enforced with vigor. If
this thing cannot be done-if the men of the
two towns cannot protect their wives and
daughters in the enjoyments to which Mr.
Gusts makes them welcome upon his beautiful
estate-we think it should be known and con-
fessed
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-28

INTERESTING ASTRONOMICAL FACT. Two per-
sons were born at the same place, at the same
moment Of time. After an age of fifty years,
they both died, also at the same spot, and at
the same instant; yet one of them lived one
hundred days more than the other. How was
this possible? Not to keep our friends in sus-
pense, the solution turns on curious, but,
with very little reflection, very obvious
point in circumnavigation. A person going
round the world to the west loses day. and
towards the east he gains one. Surprising
then, two persons born at the Cape of Good
Hope, whence voyage around the world may
be performed in year-if one perform this
constantly towards the west, in fifty-one years
he will be fifty days behind the stationary in
habitants; and if the other sail equally east, he
will gain fifty days in advance of them. One,
therefore, will have seen one hundred days more
than the other, though they were born and died
at the same place and at the same moment, and
even lived continually in the same ATTITUDES and
reckoned by the same calendar. -Erchange.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-28

ARREST OF REvoLUTIoNIsTs IN CUBA.-A let
ter dated at st. Jago de Cuba, May 7, to the
Savannah News, in speaking of the recent ar
rests, says:
"Papers were taken which discovered plot
to commence instruction while on the grand
parade, and the insurgents had taken measures
to capture the headquarters of the city, and to
secure the landing of Garibaldi with 5000 men.
At the same time Lopez would have effected a
landing in some part of Havana. The judge,
after having concluded the proceedings, SEN
fenced to death four, and to perpetual conine-
ment three, of the principal officers; and to ten
years hard labor, o sergeant of the garrison
and two privates. The traitor who betrayed
them was released. This sentence has been
approved by the Captain General ut Havana"
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-05-28
GEORGETOWN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.

GEORGETOWN, May 2o-l2 m
At the ladies' festival last night there was a
large and gay company, superabundance of
ice cream and strawberries, and lots of beauti-
full ladies to serve them out in the very best
manner. The company adjourned about ten
o'clock to meet again tonight, at the same
place.
regret to learn that our fellow townsman,
Mr.. James Thicker, experienced serious loss
at his fishing landing, near Fort Washington,
on Sunday night last Some hardened wretch
entered one of his houses, and after robbing it
of o sum Of money set fire to the premises,
which consumed it, together with about one
thousand dollars worth of barreled fish.
A fight occurred yesterday afternoon between
three brothers by the name of Bowling and Mr.
Thomas Hunter. 1t grew out of misunder-
standing about some business transactions The
parties met near the canal bridge at Jefferson
street; high words ensued and blows passed.
Those present separated them, but not until
after Mr.. Hunter was considerably injured.
Mr.. T. s. Wright, auctioneer, sold yesterday
at private sale, to Mr.. Owen Murray, of Wash
ington, the farm of Mr.. VIM. D. Beall, in Alex
andria county, Va, about one and quarter
miles from Georgetown, containing ffty-four
acres, for $2OOO-an advance Of about 100 per
cent. upon Mr. BealPs purchase.
Information wanted-of an individual repre-
senting himself as agent for Arthur's Home Ga
zette, who canvassed our town several weeks ago,
soliciting subscribers. After getting the names
and money of number of our citizens, under
the promise that the paper should be forth
coming the next week, he left, since which
time nothing has been seen or heard of either
him or the Gazette.
The accident which befel Mr. Walter Taylor,
jr., happened some three or four weeks ago. l
was pleased to learn, this morning, that the
part where the hand was amputated is fast heal
ing up.
Flour and Grain Market.-Flour continues
steady at the quotations of Saturday. We note
sale of 1900 bushels of wheat, yesterday, to
Mr. VIM H. Edes, shade above the quotation
of Saturday. Corn $1,000 cents.
Several of our large business men are begin
ming again to talk about making preparations
for the coal trade.
The Telegraph is becoming more popular with
us every day, and is beginning to be much
sought after by our merchants
,Sailed-Packet steamer Columbia, Harper,
Baltimore; schr. Nigna, Williams, same.
Canal Trade.-Arrived, Charles Perry, Cum.
coal Gen. Jackson, % miles, hay, &C.; Union,
100 miles, 6S1 bbls. -four, &c.; Edward Paysen,
60 miles, limestone.
Dsparted-Buena Vista, E. Hoffman, G. Sha-
fer, Tom Charlton, Catocton, M. r. Hall, ].
Snively, Lady, Westmoreland, Thos Jeffer-
son, and Saloma Clark.
/ have been informed that the delay Of the
steamer Virginia was caused by one Of the
boats she had in tow getting aground.
ELECTRO