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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-27
MEDICINES. &C.
Formerly located al cor. Of Lynde E Cambridge SIS.
Boston, Mass,

SNtNtco w
Boston, Mass,
VXYoULD inform her did patients, and such Others
w as may desire Il y her medicines, THAI, having
la'ely returned iron a to-. IN Eulopt. (where they
have been since the decea OF Mrs Mot they have
established themselves at No 259 Geen ST Get, New
York, and now purpose visiting Worcester and several
other towns in which MRS. MO n gave such g.neIaI
saiisiai n and had so extensive prnctce 10 furnish
Those med cilies aud to be Onsut d on their all
complaints incident to The human Frame except those
arising fro m imme, ali'y.
MRS. DRAKE wishes impress upon the minds
of thos whom II MAJ interest, that she elnliy
educa ed by her Muther he lac Mrs. Mnti) for the
profession. and thai she, for previous her
decense ractsed in conjunction with her This fact
ii be readily remembeie ed by all patients under their
care in Boston ana sicinitN.
MRS DRAKE would assure t,.Ase persons calling on
her for vice, THAI will he her aim pursue The
same UPRIGHT aud candid mamtr to ALL fol which
Mrs Mott was so celebrated an universally respected
DR.. DRAKE Mrs. MOTIFS son In-laW) has sew
eTal years devoted h mself to Mrs. MOlts system of
medicines and method of curing Diseases and also
travelled with ntr several seasons, is well known by
all her old patients. This i mentioned in
valids that il is not proposed to introduce stem,
huI one practice by Mrs Mott many years, giving
universal satisfaction and proving blessing 10 thous-
ands when Others had faded. To- those unacquanted
with the nature and stem of our medicines il may be
proper to state that mercury other mineral pre-
partitions used hot medicines. or cold " alter:
but Preparations OF t
Herbs, Roots Flowers, Vegetable & Es-
sebtiaI Oils Gums, Balsams & simpes,
forming in fact union OF the snples of the Materia
Medica and the Herbal Medica Therefore called VegeI-
able.
To thost inv lids residing distance and those who
unable to call in person. oud state that by he
ing informed by letter, through some riend the
symptoms attendant upon. mode Of attack and the I'M
natural ate the patient, prescribe the neces-
remedies Ia be used III their complaints and forward
the 81 with full directions, by express, from New
York
DR. DRAKE and MRS. DRAKE will be at MR.. P.
w. WAITS TEMPERANCE Exc HANGE, (iearly
ppo>ite the new Court Hulsr,) Wore en- Mas, our
ing their ext Wis Is the 10th and i7th of tecember
where they will be prepared 10 receive patients and
furnish Mrs Mo t. celebrated Medicines. ADV Il r
GRAFT III all tAses. and moderate oh .rges Tor med
icnes As form. rly
DIR. DRAKE attends TO male patients, aid MRS
DRAKE 10 females an children; 10 outdoor cases
taken. All communications should be addressed post
paid, to our city residence, 259 Green street. n ewl
Yoi where they will receive prompt attention. FOh
further particulars future advertise DIR. anC
Mrs d. visit Northampton, Springfield, and WEST
Brookfe'd the six days previous TO their visit 10 WorI
crster IN each month"; sep0 W 81
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Butchering Establishment for Sale.

II HE Subscriber wishes 10 sell bis -,lsce ,hsra
H. ~ nves, IN rear OF the Tavern yard of VIM n
aen, ~ leicester, together with mis- b,lsii,+ss and Mi
OF from fifteen 10 twenty thousand dollars ,es, s
Su..aE s h,s N good repair, and nvenient for the
ls,ra ~, nnee !. on tn. preuisesa good house cac
wncn ~ orcuped ra Slanehte, HOUSE = g,,nd I'm.
~ ns a sac Wilde barn for making manure. building
IS ao' "esupltd for iioot rhop. building IN bs
!, 10, occupied Tor PaInt shop. n - " ~
psrI Of the purchase money can remain N, man,
s-Txnx....., ., oA ,as MM. BOMB
~ 80 sooi' ie23<iwrf
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Forest River Vinegar.

HIS vinegar, mode IL Forest River ss,e,, Ma.
Is warranted 10 be perfectly ,ure ana a,e -, "shss
n, Or any other d,literods snbstance and ior
'n ns nerei 'aye qnali,es. and richness Of aavor
n. WIN w ptcuai property OF maintainlu NM
hscpnt s sltngh IN As l,igth Of TIME u nj ar
Z. NY " " NJ n nssai known. Tor s. by iue barrs
'opS' 'wxm LEE sPRAcuE IL CO.
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eagMIuMs or ASSURANCE ron ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

GApplcaons for Assurance may be made al the
Office Of the Company, 80 MAIN STREET, in WoRcEs-
TER, and to the Agents in the towns and sections OF
New England, New York. New Jersey Pennsy lvania
and Ohio.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, Feb. 5. 1851. apr23-wf
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Cleanse the Blood from all Humors
BUFFUM's HEALTH RESTORATIVE,

INHlS is the most valuable Medicine that has ever
been 'scovered for all Bilious Complains, jam
Dice by pepsia, Sick Heaiache Constipation, Genei-
al ebility, Female Weakness, or Distractions. EN-
matiSn, DC. 1t is an eXceen Medicine Tor Purf, ing
the Blood and rende-irg it rich and nolrismng tea
spoonful OF the Restorative, taken first getting up
in The morning. Mn3 another at bedtime wi purify the
Blood more than all the Sarsaparas IN use
IL quickens the circulation OF the Blood, restores
lt ST Appetite, excites the Ii to greater actvI III
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Providence and Worcester Railroad.
la - -.
WINTER 1ARRANGEMENT-On and after M,
day October 9Th.
TRAINS

Leave Providence at us and .I.30 am and 345 n n,
Leave Worcester at as and i ain. and a o m,
TRAINS CONNECT at W0onsocket with cnachsa
FOL Milford and Mendon; At Millve with coaches far
Satersville; AT Whitins with coaches for East Dor,
glas and Whit svile; at Farnums with coaches for
Grafton Ger 2, N. Village and Upton; at Worces.
ter with trains fc Western r. Roaa and Norwich ami
w. r. R., and Worcester md Nashua K R.; Al Water
ford with trains of Norfolk county Railroad for ami
from Boston, Dedham, &c.
The 7.l5 train from Providence connects al Worcqs
ter with the Express train for New York and the AZ
commo iaIon train for Albany, which leaves Worceo.
ter at 9.3sA. NJ.
The ll.3O train from Providence connects at Wo,.
ceste with the Express train for New York which
leaves Nor ester all P. NJ.
Passengers by the 345 r. NJ. train from Prnyideuce
ca rrrive at Springfield Hartford or Northampton
the same evening This Train also conne is at " orcss
ter With the New York steamboat train via Norwich
The ii AN. train from orcesIer cunIlt ts 4, prov
denc With trains tor BOSTON, Taunton, Fai. liiver
Bedford Also, with Steamboats, Tor Fail River and
Newport.
The M. train from Worcester connects at Pro,i.
denct with the Boston md Y Steamboat train frr
New York
GrT<e 7.45 and IL AM. trains do not stop at Ham
let. =
L@The s.45 and P. NJ trains do not stop at Ashton
or Il sidlet. f7l ISAAC u SOIJTHWIt;K Snnt
Providence. Oct 1. 1881 d. i,at.
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COFFIN MANUFACT0RY

s- I(EADY MADE CnFFINs of
e AOal sizes aud kinds, constant
rg.~zr-vss on Hand at tho Ma,uiactorv
..----.--'--.ss.sss 70 and Vac Room, NO. Me
chanir street opposite the Norw ich Il. rond Depot
T-JCoIin Plates furnished at short nouce sesims
aininefo themselves. '''' "a
Also, at the above named place, Shop Joiner
Moik ~ All us branches Counters Tables Desks
rooms of1ces. oa WIS .ilW' NJ a"iS'' counting
81 &; Also. All other Knds oi general obbine.
"''rs'rI. WV III =. NM, CVRB
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S w a i IxI S
CELEBRATED PANACEA.
FOR THE CUREoT
HncEpiesst Z consumption,

Scrofula, General Debility, White SWelltnf
Rheam dis, Disco es - tie LiUer md Sttn, L
and @i Diseases arising i ON inpNnftes 4
ofthe Blood, a the Effects Of hercary T.
@ WAIM'S PANACEA has been for more than thirty
~ years celeblaed This unity and in Europe for
lis extrao dl airy cure,-7Ir the ceIif ates which
reference is made TO the diIe lius md books (wi h
may he had gratis) accomp ,.ying the Panacea Som
OF which give the particulars oi 10 fghtfu for
general utica ion, whe the pae Is ad been lm0st
eaten mp wlslSeioiul4 AID were deemed incur be by
Fny sclalls
Ii has been used in hospitals and private practice and
has had the singn OItnne of brng ;mtndeu by
me most celenrited phy and other eminent per-
sons; du NJ o'heIs b, -
Gibson, NJ D, Prof Of surgery, Pa Unver i,y.
Valentine Nit y -. Prof OF surg. N. Y, University
I. IewetS NJ ID r. Of Mo a l nj, e,slIy
Chapman, NJ d Pro. OF Ph,s ia Unlve. 81 y.
T PARK NJ u. Pres College OF th, slciars, Ia.
d.. Lei Valio, roiessor of Medicine, Havana.
Jose Eouren 0 de w, Prof. OF Surgery, l.isbnn
Chi man. Member Roy al oIl-g surgeons, Lon.
q ". trving, late Minister SPAIN
Sir Ihemar P'arstn, Aiajor Gen British Army
Gilbert Robertson. Britt II Co'snl, c.
And also III wonderful effected by Swrin IS
Pampcea have for many made Invaluable re m
edy The Hnac anots hot contain Aler ury in any
urIi, ami beng pr arIiU. it may be CIV
10 the M 81 ttnli, infant.
he retail ice a been reduced 81 50 per bottle
Containing three halt pmts) Ili,e h tiles iOr S4
Beware Of Imposition.
Swani's Pan,cta il r, ul hcttles fned lonpi,,,i.
nay, whh he follow inc letters blown on he 81 IS
Is . AlM'S-fA NACkA-rH LADA."
sealing WAN, ld Nrilteh tn, label m. The cor
M srlt ndd thgrav for he side o, the bat lie com
posed u gromttic | e work, co prisng nine different
'iie, viii u nav bee TUNE for exclusive use u The
prupriciOI, by d. aler IL Co.. bank nue ensIayer OF
Philadelphia IN hi cehr. is portrait of the Late
VIM. Swami, copy right secured
Also, Swain Vermifuge.
valuable fanil, m, dicine being h. hly approved
RENE tor all dist arising from ebi ity uf The d.
gesllve orgahs, such Worms, hol ra Murbus Dysen
terry, Fever and Argue Bee ing Piles sick l1eadi,che
&C See the Pan phlet, Which may be had gratis nc.
company he Vermiiuee
Prepared only at SWAlM'S LABRATORY the old
rtand seventh street. b,l W Chestnut Philadeuhia
and sol BY all he respectable Druggists il the United
States.
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC,
Persons Wishing to obtan u genuine SWAIM,S pa
NAt'EA and SW AIMS VERGIFULE, should be care
full 10 observe that the name
= Nv AIM
is spelled corr city the bottles and labels or ,bev
may lie imposed Oh by the diciues made in i,ati,
OF Them by prrsn be,fng somew hat similar name
well calculated To deceive.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE U. s.
$chFefFe11EA Brother. ~ Co..
Ia and II John t., New York.
nov Is d2uS,3y
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State Mutual Life Assure zee Co.
WORCESTER.
Guarantee Canital S1O0. 900.

Hon. JOHN DAVIS, President.
Hon. Isaac DAVIS, D.,.
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, = 'oe f'eSfue't'S'
Hon. A. d. Foster, Hon. E. Washburn,
Ichabod Washburn, Hon. Alex. Dewitt
John Milton Earle, Hon. John Brooks
John Green, NJ. ID. Charles w. Wilder,
BENZ. f. eywOod, M D. Hon II w. CushmIan,
Charles Washbum, Esq. Hon. Henry ChaI ill.,
II Bigelow, Freeman Upham, Esq
Joseph Sargent, NJ d. Elisha Fearing, ESQ
VIM. Dickinson, Esq. Joseph A. Denny, Esq
Clarendon Harris, c. l.. Putnam
F. w. Gale,
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Treasurer
THIS Company commenced issuing Policies of ASS.
the first OF June l845, md in five wears
have issued2 22O Policies and received $50 in Pre-
ums.
PREMIUMS nF ASSURANCE FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
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= OVbI HIIy, per CtHJ HuVHIICe The above
be charged. 81 50 in addition to the above will be
charged as Admission Fee the first year.
OFFICERS.
DIRECToRs,-20,t0 90 Members
r. CRossET, President, A. NJ GALPIN, v Prest
Fl ii. DARLING, Secretary. N. Il LILLiE Treasurer
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. NJ. GALPIN, w )oDRUFF, Rev. r. H. CoYKLlN
w. S. GOODWIN. E w. Dickinson
Referencts--Ex Gov Slade, of Vernon l; Hon ].
r Giddmgs, e; Hon Edward Little, Marshfeld;
Rev. Merritt, H"tsatonic, Mass. Seth ROGERS
Nj. D., Worcester, Mass; Hon Alpheus Fetch, u. s.
Senators Hon seth NJ. Gates, NJ. G N Y; &. Lynde
Esq, Johnson, Vii Hon. Elijah Ward Middlehoro',
Mass. ; Prof f. Palmer, Philadelphia, Penn c. NJ
Neal FISH,. Phila Pa.
Slrin fetd-Rev osgood, D. D.; Rufus Elmer;
f. ID. Beach, Esq ]. 7 ckwood; Home, Foot, Esq
OFFICE--No SO Main street, Worcester.
jel9-.i3mGODl WIN s. BARSrOW, General Agents
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FOUND AT LAST!
Jillson's Compound Vegetable Syrup,

FOX PURIFYING hE BLOOD.
I MPURITY of the Blood is doubtless the cause OF
diseases. This syrup designed restore it
TO healthy condition. II has been of great benefit in
those cases where's fair trial has been given to it,
merons Testimonials will show. IL is presented the
pubic cure tol NERVOUSNESS. General Debility
Indigestion, LiveI Complninis Colds, Coughs, Con
simtve Diseas and il erariCntes all kinds humors
such as Scroiltla, Salt Rheun, Pimples the lace
Ulcers, Bot:hes Bies, Ring Worm, Tetter, Efysip
elias or ST AIthony's Fire ii is also complete rem
edN for all diseases arising from njudclOns use Of
mercury, and conpt teiy renoUates tAt system.
No person who values health, after becoming acquain.
ted " tn its virtues will remain long wi huuL il. Pre-
pared only by e. JILLSuN Woonsocket, X
u For sale in Worcester by Spur d Sibley, No
l4D 'Iain street. Draper & Clark Nos. lO3 and O7
Front street. TAFT d Harrington, and by Agents
throughout the New England States. my6-dly
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New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER CRY.

Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEWYO DIRK.
TRI-W EEKLY-U Usual time L. Hours.
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MECEANIJS'
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
ODfce Nos 94 10, h'0ct's }a1fding, SpyuisFetd, MS
TNHIS Association organized October LIST, Is49
and was the firs of kind yer organized in the
United States, and is the only purely Mutual Health
Association now in operation. 1t is managed by its
MIXERS, has now
An accumulated Cash Capital of $4,000
A Guaranty Capital OF $4,000
Rates OF annual denosits for members under fifty
years of age -
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SUPERIOR article for abb. use lust resolved aps
n0vli dwsw b.T. LAzELI., Druggist!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-27

Ladies' Kid Gloves.
MI QUEEN bts Paris aid Gloves, just received, ma
w hing our assortment complete il sz ~ ana colors
ladies' VIII alw avs be- ofgetlng tue best nuaiity
by buying ih.i Gloves at n :, II
. nuvl9ibtwtf tt CHAMBFRIJNA Co,a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-06-12
THE PENDLET0N MESSENGER AND MR..

WE congratulate our brother Of the Messenger
upon the admirable style in which he is doing
up Mr.. OnR, and others upon the great ques-
ton Of the day. We feel that the cause is as
safe in his hands, as in that of any other man in
South Carolina Because lpe know he under
stands his rights, and dares to maintain them
against whatever odds may be opposed to him.
Wc know him to possess the true spirit Of the
Wings of 'T6 and Of the nulli6ers Of '32. And
VIC are certain that he can battle triumphantly
against Orr, PERRY, THOMPSON and the Patriot.
IF his district fail to sustain him, we shah blush
for that community, which grew up under the
immediate teachings of the great champion Of
States Rights, JOHN C. CALHOUN.
Success to the Messenger in its advocacy of
the equality or independence of South Carolina !
May its influence be felt, as it truly deserves TO
be! If it be, we dread not the mountain cohort
which it has confronted with such manliness
and ability.
In our next, We will, if possible, give our rea-
ders specimen Of his manner Of conducting
the discussion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-06-12

ure, from monthly view of this well-conducted
and;handsomely printed Journal. To the native
talent of our young artists; generally such pc
riodical will be found. eminently useful To all,
we recommend it as most useful enterprise,
and worthy Of encouragement. It is under the
control of ga committee of management" com-
posed of persons thoroughly eonversant with
their duties
We intend giving ourreaders occasional speci-
mems of the style and ability of its articles.
Tie Southern and Western Masonic Nliscella-
ny for May, is also upon our table, and presents
its usual eomely, entertaining and instructive
appearance. We perceive, from it, that the
Earl of Zetland has been unanimously reelected
Grand Master Of England-that the Supreme
Council of the S3rd degree for England and
Wales, is under the control and direction Of DR..
LEEsoN, the sovereign Grand Commander-and
that eonvocation has been held in London, at
which the Send degree, or Sublime Prince of
the Royal Secret was conferred on several illus
rious and distinguished men. Wonder if the
English Masons have not gone several degrees
beyond our American friends of that Order!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-06-12
HOW SPED THE BALL?

WAS the Hamburg meeting as great in reality
as it looks upon paperl
twas called, we perceive, by FOUR HUNDRED
persons. This call from FOUR HUNDRED brought
together nearly TWO HUNDRED, all told. One
half of the callers met. Yet it was fine day.
And it was advertised in both the papers OF the
District. And runners had been out to procure
signers. And it was confidently believed by
many, that Judge BUTLER and other distinguish
cd men would speak. And every exertion was
made to get up q large meeting Still the call
from FOUR HUNDRED, resulted in congregation
of only about half that number Talk about
F." calling spirits from the Vastly decpm Not q
circumstance to this.
4 word or two in reference to the signatures.
We perceive among them the names Of MANY
worthy men. But this purports to be an Edge
field meeting. Are all these signers citizens of
the District Z? tpurports also to be strictly an
anti-scccssion meeting. Did all, whose names
are appended to the call, kno,o that they were
approving anti-seccssion principles2 We have
reasons TO think not. From what We can learn.
the matter stands precisely thus :-actiye agents
succeeded in procuring a goodly number Of
signatures, many Of which were given under
the idea that nothing was meant but call upon
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-06-12
THE TRANSCRIPT,

WE are sorry that we have to recur to this
paper ; but justice to ourselves compels US to do
so. 1t uses the following language in late
number-"We will take all such refuse from
tho Edgefeld Advertiser, and hope it may re-
ject more of the same sort" This is said in
allusion to an article signed "LlBERrY" which
the Transcript of the same date contains.
Now it is absolutely untrue that this piece
was refused or rejected by the Advertiser. 1t
is equally untrue that we, in the least, objected
to publishing it in our columns. But it is true,
that it was withdrawn from our office without
excuse made or pretence given, after we had
fairly, fully and in good humor, accepted it for
publication. Whether the Transcript or its con-
tributor is to be blamed for this piece Of petty
injustice, we know not and care not. Our re-
marks are intended for either or both of them,
as the case may be.
We have all along been studiously careful to
give our opponents conspicuous place in our
paper, whenever they requested it, and not un-
frequently, have done SO entirely of our own
accord. Can the Transcript say as much? Will
it be generous enough now to publish the above,
that the correction may go where the mis-state-
mcnt has gone
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-06-12
From the Murcury. -.
Plan of State Action.

NEssRs. EpIroRs The enclosad docu-
ment was drawn up by distinguished citizen
of South Carolina, no longer engaged in pub
lie affairs, for the use. of member elect1of
the State Convention called at the last Ses-
sion of the Legislature. The object wasto
furnish plan Of. action short of actualF FSe,
cession, yet decidedly, in advance of any step
taken by this or any other State in our,con-
troversy with the Federal Goyemment--or
rather withthe people Of, the North. twas
not expected that it would be brought for
ward until the Convention was assembled,
and the various projects to which it will pro-
badly give birth had been presented. But as
the member In whose hands it was placed,
feels at liberty to make any use of it he deems
proper he forwards it to you for publication,
believing that it may have salutary effect to
draw the public mind to its suggestions at
an early period ,.5 -. ,.,,.,...
1t was thrown into the rough form Of an
Ordinance merely for perspicuity. $50 =, 8,
April 29, 1851. A*a*+** k.t.'. =
The people of South Carolina in: Conven-
ton assembled, declare that: -
/. The perpetual and undisturbed use OF
slaves Of the Negro Race is indispensable to
the full development ofthe chief frcsourcesnF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-06-12

Judge BUTLER for speech, without implying
eommital upon any question of principle. Such,
at least, was their luRewarmness- their in
difference to the real object of the meeting, even
when it was understood, that many, who signed
the call, did not go near the ground.
Until then we shall be better informed, we
distinctly demur to this affair being taken as any
thing like correct exponent of even that
aeghborhoel in which it occurred. There are
many men in Hamburg, who condemned the
object of this meeting, and refused to sign the
resolutions.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-06-12

Our lands are susceptible of high cultivation, and
our products are of the most valuable character.
Our labor, also, whatever the deluded enthusiasts
Of Europe and the North may interpose, is the
cheapest and most productive of any on the
globe. In what section Of the world, can pea
santry be found that produce equal to our slaves
Is it not q known fact, that the white agricultu-
raj laborers of most countries, are usually an in
dolent racer They labor little more than half
their time-contenting themselves with moderate
means of subsistence, and often directing their
labor without capital or skill. And what is wor-
thy Of note, while the slave labor of the South,
under the control Of intelligent planters, is more
productive, it is, also, highly useful and pro6ta-
bic. It is directed almost exclusively to the ere
alton of utility. All our products are actually
neeessaries in every quarter of the civilized
globe-not furnishing luxuries for the consump-
ton of the rich alone, but comforts and convent
ences, likewise, for the midding and poorer olas-
ses, among whom the great bulk of consumption
takes place. Hence, there is with US little dan
ger Of over-produotion. We may reckon upon
almost o perpetuity of our commerce. and trade,
while our power of production, will be limited,
centuries to come, only by the extent of our Ter
ritory, after every acre of land shall have been
highly cultivated and improved. What is to
hinder US from rivalling ENGLAND in her prodig-
ono ooour,ulotion of oonito17
While we remain in the Union, bearing the
burdens which, for the last twenty-five years,
have been imposed on us, we must content our.
selves with very moderate advancement In
wealth and prosperity. Charleston will improve
slowly and heavy drawback will be felt by
the State on account of the immense drains from
her industry, made by the government and the
North. No bright visions of future greatness
and magnifcence will occur to the minds of her
citizens; but, in the gloomy vista of the future,
they will behold only the tolls and dangers that
beset their career. They will be doomed to
wage perpetual warfare with the wild clements of
fanaticism uud oppression, while the fruits Of
their labor will be seized from before their eyes
by the rude bands Of an arbitrary government,
to feed and fatten the greedy monopolists of the
North. 49, RUTLEDGE.
J.