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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13
ACCIDENT on THE GREENvILLE RAILROAD

We learn thai the passenger tram this road ran
OF the track on "Wednesday evening, about three
miles from Newberry {. H. by which number Of
passengers were seriously injured. We are glad TO
learn that no fatal results nave followed 4 COW
jumped on the track out OF an eIcayated roacroSslng
immediately before The engine, caught before the
tram could be stopped, and catching IN the break
caused the passenger tram 10 he thrown from the
track and Is II was descending grade upon curve
Il was Immediately cspsized and dragged along the
bank until II was detached. The center pin OF the
rear truck giving way, caused the 10 thump most
violently after the wheels were detached and 10
tbs may be attributed the serious injuries which o.
CURED
Mrs. Moorer. % Orange. had her arm broken a.
tie wrist her daughter, Miss Moorer. a severe d!so
cation of the WHIST Mr.. Moorer. an muir in the
back Or. Sll. severe contuslonS Mrs. SILL seriously
injured Mr.. Cough FarTaT. OF Charleston. coniu-
Sons Mr.. p. TN iieplgue Of ChaTeSion, contusons.
and but few out oi forty persons escaped without
injuries. No blame ce attached 10 the engineer,
who could net possibly have stopped the train any
means IL his power. Gr. Gilbert the conductor,
Col A c. Summer and w. II. Giles. OF Ualon,
rendered p-omp, and e:ciei. service IN extricains
the sufferers from their peri.oUS situation. We are
informed tina, the inside Of The car i perect rum,
and that the scene most distressing when these
gentlemen broke IN the doors, IN order 20 relieve
them. We happy in being able 10 state that Al
the sufferers Were dong we'll al The last accounts
columbia South CaroiEIan.'
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n.,ro,t Free Press wlshe


CoOL.--l~ he Regularity OF inc
u, to decide as % W.. :, pemOcracies of Mich
'"Free" and "hunA'' vo-k of supererogation on
gan. This would De s "S leave to be excused
our ps,t, and we NUS 70 ~ started with vote
In 1913, Free Dsm0.,' xbich ran up to 23,5iO
Of 10 $50 for Van brle nor N 1919 In l8isthere
for Lt,lelOhn for Oo.s ,n Of e747 against Cass IN
S's ap"''ss'o Tsi, ' sas G Sresso
majority on con ', .o ESQ Of sl3 We leave
the scattering , 'Ss ssuIadty" Of Michigan po-
cal os'oi'a 1t ''.e i De en- at the North
"s s . '. confidence eso in 1 their a5po.
ceed'ps. .A ' asoer. as The Detroit FIRE. Press to
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S,TREFT DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- Of Records-Pubc Notice Is hereby gsen, lAa we
follOngi petitions have been presented "a TIE Dsu ~
Aldermen To REGULATE and GRADE FIty-s.5rnn-
,treet between Thru and Ourh avenues q XII LA -
PAVE and FLAG SIDEWALKS " Tint seem ~
street, feet wide from EIgkfh 10 Ninh avenues ~.
tie following ResnistMn. 10 RECI LATE ana Nnt.VVr
S.rtythIrd-stree rom Fifth 20 Sixth avenues, ~ 70
Thr-,-drst street tror Fourth avenue u
PAVE Thirty ard street, from Fsoth 70 o ttu - NJ
10 FL AC Space feet vide through sue =,
sn ,venue fion Tventy third ~ Forty.@g... !, -
ETGI-IA ARE AMI SET CURB snd Lille =, ~ % ~ 1T
5grhstleet from see9nd 70 "a sos CUTTER IN III
LATE, GRADE and Sill " nd 30 1T aIyer; 70 PAVE
Try-iourE Thirty mn rr t r ;aa Streets, oI
Thins-eghih, Thirty ninth. ah M sG sIDEWALKB n
frSsi u No Eighth Avenue ,mpEas and Maroa
LIS VA rsr,u, interested haTas rhjeeloi1s '1e'SD'
--.f,t 10 Dresent them. IN wn,ny - 'Ie .hIr
aIe 9,5c- n before the 18Th dst ~ AlSIst
Ssnea 4 n ~ JOHN 7 DODGE.
s-t as STREET : biB s1er.
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Notices ofv b. Planners Agency.
,TREET DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

- ~ Records Public Notice Is hereby gwen. ,nai the
following petitions been presented the Board Of Al
deruer: To REGULATE, GRADE aud MACADAM
IZE 9Th St from Broadway 20 sn-sy, 20 Venue va
can't lots the block bounded by Broadway. 1h- zha
AID 10Th Also the following resolution To BUILD
q CULVERT m Wail-st.. the southwest corner ~
Waerst snd two the north and southwest corners OF
Froat and all All PERSONS Interested having o'Ie.
he unde.TJ a, his fEce on OF before the I'D tiT u
August. ns Aug II, 1851 JOHN J. Doos..
ALL SLre' S'uh0''N0'-
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Csoscy W. JULIAN, OF INDIANA.-it Is

c,oucy w. JULIAN, OF lNDIANA.-it Is
ante clear that it was not his vote against the
ruo,,,,e Slave Law that defeated his reelection
,o Congress. as will be seen from the following
lotto, IN III, C,ntreriHe Democrat
CssrREvILLE, June D, 1851
you letter OF June 5th Is received and hasten 10
reDly Your question IS 4" II you are electeo anu SEE
,hcye Is no ,rospect OF amending the fugitive law VIII
YOU agi,atc MS repeal to keep that exciting SUBJECT
omen before Congress and the country" u under
stand The question, answer 1t inthe negative ah
oupoeed 10 agitation for the mere purpose OF agtdtlOh
AS much a. Yourself or any other man III electcu,
Should eudcayor IN the exercise of an honest Judg
mslt and sound discretion, TO 10 what mght seem
hest looking al The state OF the wnoe country, the
GOOD likely to De accomplished anu ne cv TO DE a-
prchended nom my course. Should petltlons Dc
forwarded 10 me PRAYING repeal Of the law, should
feel hound by my oath and duty 10 present them.
Should vote be taken m the House on It's repeal All
amendments having failed, woudnOt Dodge IL, put
repardiug the law as | honestly DO, should leel
bound TO nut nv name on record against IL, unless
some evil Ia The country which do not now foresee
or anticipate SHOULD be hkeiy toresuil from my Voc
think would be governed by such circumstances
and considerations. existing At the time, as should
govern reasonable man, striving TO serve his coun-
try and devoted hrsl Of all 10 the Union oil these
States am as devoted 10 the Union rs any man IN
the government, of any party ana VINE VIII not
belle my profession the subject OF Free Sol, or
fuTn traitor 10 the friends whose confidence possess,
neither will If elected, engage IN any lde unproat
able OF dangerous, agitation III favor of the repeal
vi the fugitive law or any other measure.
You allude TO the charge that ANN favor OF forci
bic resistance TO the fugitive law. deny the charge
and always have denied 1t nor have ever used any
language which by fair Interpretation meant any
such thing neither am a fanatic having only
"one idea and caring for nothing else. III have the
pleasure OF addressing the people during the cam
paIgn do not expect to have great deal 10 say on
the slavery question, but shall show them that other
questions, promising more present good 10 the coun-
jry have enlisted my feelings.
Yours truly, 0Eo. w. JULIAN
q BrKN0N
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V. Il. PALMER'S COLUMN
NANKIND, it is said, NAV be DIVIDED

MANKIND, 1t Is said, may be divided
~ three iisisnct classes those Who are q, an
born - ah1nd1 error ser coavc,ioa ta,x. ~
Ase gsAh.e % b. easily deceived aId thSe wAo ar,
possessed % good common sense. and tAs b,s
aa,ar,agr
Hsvery Jcais 70 correct the asej. and 9, induce pe.
plc a. adopt principles who revere the -kI
they have gown grsl.
Wh, " M rp reason 81 fenatc be wac cannot TvAsa ~
4 fool he Who dare not m tSon y a Save
llfusfry wei directed VII sNe nan competency a
few vesrS The greatest industry nlsappllo. Useless
The shorts, aaf Sv-c>i va, - 1--we with honor lie
vorlt = u hc IA rea..v "a hat wnn3 appcal - b.
he who never changes aay q as oPrsosaS, never Ger
reefs any u f., r.s'ak's -
Perform fearless what yn1 heilNr - Ne rght"
Heaven aa.rs th isc WHO help themselves"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

ovo-Col JoHS MADEIRA having de-
cline the Wing nomination as candidate tor a
,ne,nbe, Of the Board of Public Works OF ONO
R,.ux, F. CONWAY, Esq, Of Portsmouth,
scio,a Co. has been put IN nomination III HIS
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SNWIE II. Uf. NIVII
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
,uq iat ISAAC WIN SMITH
NOTlCE.-Public no.

~ tee hereby t. The owner o. owners, occup
Or Il al house, and lots improved wdmproyc
lands afeots6 therehv that the following assessments
have leep completed by tie fSseSso-, and are ofged
the Office Of the Bureau ot Assessments. or examination
bv al PERSONS interested For regulating aud grading
space ~ feot wide through the center pf 8Aay ron )yh
L. 2tthst The limits embraced b. such assessment, m
clude al the several houses and lots OF ground vacant
lots pieces and Parcels Of land situated on both SIDES 81
8lh ay between 18th and GJth sts both sides II yB
9th 6ls C2d sd 9TH 6jth Goth, 9th. 18Th bBh iyth
list I'D I'D 7lth 10TH 10TH 77th Bst, SD 83d ami 6h
SIS between Sth-ay and lines running parallel thereto
and distant 800 feet elstery and 100 feet westerly there
from aud 81 both sides Of 18TH 10Th ard 8Oth-ss between
gtbay Al d line 40 feet escry therefon. and runnns
parallel thereto. All persons whose interests are al
teced by the above Ramed assessments, aud wh9 are OPP
nsI 10 the same OF either then requested 70 pre-
cent then objections IN writing 90 the undersigned at thef
off CO No Hall Of Records within thlriy day IRON the
date of tbs noticeOice Bureau Of ssessnenis skess
Department, August 9, 1851 49,, .,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
aug lot ISAAC WI. Shllh,
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CITY ITEMS.

~ DR.. JNo II. GRIsCoM, of this City,
arrived m The Arctic, bringing dispatches from the
Hon Mi RiVe>, our Minister at Paris We are glad
toleam that the Doctor returns with health fully
restored
~ Sherman Stanley. the lad who shot
himself accidentally as reported IN Yesterdays Tri-
bsHe, expired yesterday morning, about O'Clock.
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By Telegraph to the New-Yerk Tribuae.
No-.h-CaroIira Election.

KALEIIHl A7I-
Returns from all the Counties IN the WIKI Dls-
trict except three, indicate the feee ton o. non
Edward Stanly Union Wing, by an Increased ma
Jorty over Col Rufhn, Opposition Inc iouo"4hs
Is the vote
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~ The Freeman's Journal, published at
,...ao,s,owp. has passed into the hands OF ,. NJ.
Sh.w late of The Albany Arg"s The new
' ,'.n. .oss 70, the union and harmony OF the
.e,oocr,tic party D. Shaw, Esq the late editor
.sA ,,on,,e,or Of The Journal, has retired from
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1919.

RUINS MAJORITY 81. Lanes majority -2o9;
s,anlys gain so far l39 Carteret, Hyde and jones
Counties remain to be heard from. which are al
three Wing. and gave stanly majority OF ID '"o
Outlaw, Wing, IS undoubtedly elected IN the IXih
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LEGAL. NOTICES.
NOTICE.-Public nc


tee Is hereby gwen the owner owners, occupant
or occupants of all houses 8al lots improved ~ umnp'Ved
lands Affected thereby that the following 'snenlS nave
h.en H the aud axe lodged IN the Once
OF tho BuIcau II Assessments ~ eNamna9n by all per
son interested, For building SEWER IN IT st.,
between nth ana i2th- beng continuation OF NE
Sewer IN f2i-St 9.h-aye aud i3ih st and Wh-aNc lhs
limits embraced by such ssment nclud" all INC several
houses aud lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels 81
land situated both SIDES II gath, 9th. Jbh Jh anu
33h-sts between nh and 10Th on both sides ct 39h
4Gh and iiStsts between 8h and O,hy> On bpth sdes
81 t-s between 8th AMI 2th-as, and on the northery
side betv cen ,nd 3h-ays both SIDES 81 i3d ith
sth 10Th 41th and 18th sts and soUthery SIDE o t-s
between 5h add ot-S On tho nnTthcry sie OF tjh-a,
both ss vi 3th 5lst sd AMI 3jdsts and SOthet{ sis
~ 5;th- between STA AID 9th Laws the BoIttory SIDE
of j,th :, between CHI and 9-ay both SIDES of 1)t
35th 9Th and 5eth and souhoTy do q! J9thst, be
tween IN and OH the westerly side oi )lh-y no
tween 1o'h and sgd both SIDES Il O.have, between
fl ard siil-s hOtA Stos OF TN AZ between lu ana
3gs ou 10th .lacs oI 8'hat between ia AMI )jth
SIS On he eastor side Of 9Th ay. between ji'h ana
3Shs's and oa the westerly SIDE between SD AM 9Ih
st. ON 10th ies Of Oth-lv, between 18Th ana iGh SIS
and on both SIDES of lih-ay End elstery SIDE II 2th-T
Ietween ist and 43dst All persons whose interests are
affected the aboy named assessments and VINO are OPP
posed IT, the same either Of them requested e. pro-
sent then objections whiting TO the undersigned ut ther
Office No Han oi Records within thrty days run the
date of tns notice Office, Bureau ii Assessments,
Street DEPARTMENT. August .. 1881
SAMUEL II DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
aug l0t ISAAC WM SMITH. }
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10 The t. ;. Mail steamer Florida, Capt.
Lyon, arrived yesterday morning in s. hours from
Savannah We are indebted to Capt. L. and our
lIend> Of The Savannah Press for late papers.
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Y. B. Palmer, Selection of Rnies for Business
Men.

Establish yours the broad and sound basis u mes
rtl.
Lsf he means ihcS open % all.
la.cpaie Ibe probabilities u tAe future increase and
mul'ipl, tao means inlOrmoton.
4 COMPETE successfully with your nelghb'f pafu''paie
IN the facui afforded 90 90 ahead
Confess ignorance regard to SUBJECTS IN WINCH ypp "o
uniformed listen aud learn.
Keep the mind on the means, rather thin the op'i
IT,, a,l,,nt,ge of modern facilities, and accomplish
much ~ single dny required weeks months. OF ye'.
formerly. -
Don't dclcnd upon youI lungs a,'N. w iuDs'
olthe Press IA,
Consider The # the good standing # s5f 'o1 we
d cline and fall and want 81 success Of others, and r3VN'
ylur CundIct accordingly
your with your ends pursue those ends
which suit win your means
Refr,t on " La son see and he1r- nni work
reason with cluiOr weigh well and consider Tor yourself
decide aud act
Treat your customers youT friends, By enng them
hot
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4, Han

- Of cosds-Pubr notice Is hereby gwen N, ths
o, ny peous been presented N ne Boafu " As
e,Sfant Aldermen To REGULATE Eighty -,tI1-st lr2I
TAri 20 Fifth-av 90 KEGU LATE; GRADE ana oLl
-- ami gttey IN Tenth from Thirty siith 70 eIty-
seconded Also the following resolution To kEGO LAlE
ard GRADE Thrry-nhlih FCrtleih, Fory-hrst. fGy-
and FoTt,thad streets from SecOnday u the East
R,ve~: 70 NACADANIZE Broadway from Fifty-n 70
seventy PAVE and SET curb and gtter-s'ones
In Thirty fourth 81, nom MIN 70 Iehth-as All persons
Interested having objections thereto requested 70 pre-
cent them IN Writing the undersigned al hs Office on "
before the 18th DAY Of ne, INST. JOHN DODCE.
street. tpnlalsAShof'
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IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS a
of REPAIRS and

hEPAR MEM OF MEL Nlh1 ''iu
IL SUPPLIES. No. New City Hall TO Buiidrrs-
Sealed Proposals VIII he received ~ the once 81 We th-
mlSslouer Vi Repairs and Supplies, until MONDAf Auz
Isth 1851 at l2 O'Clock NJ, at which time 'hey WI .e
rrhlciv oreued For making alterations and additions u
he ldH WARD STAIION-HOCSE, al tne corner Of
sth and isthst Esiimators VII elaas 10Y va ns
Mason and CaYpenter work, Separately Inc piih eho
srerrcafor Of the required, and all m9rnatiun o.
read thereto be hsd at the once 81 the Supe.en
ienf Of Repars . Public Buildings, No; - EnLahe.n 81
Rlank estimates viii he furnished u either once
h Corm,,sonr reserves the ght u rejecting az " AM
Of the estimates If deemed for the i.ies, % m Sp
ration August 7, 1851 vi. nD1-'o,
an9 Commissioner OF Repairs and supplies
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4 9 Our thanks - tlp officers OF the Queen
Ciiy for TIE Nc'- York Tr1bg' OF yesterday. tre>a
from TIE press lCtcveiant Herald, Sh
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u We have heard, WltMn tht last ItN
DAYS Of numerous inquiries beng made, throuSh
letters 10 persons ~ thls city. of young gentlemen
ho have eft Their homes, and are supposed 10 have
passed through here on their way 10 Cuba. some
of the parties are members OF the most respectable
families III tins and several OF the ADJOINING states
II is 10 be hoped that II they do not meet with death
IN the shane OF musket ball Orhater, or As food Tor
SHARKS. they viii return wiser, II not better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-13

CHOLERA IN MIssOum.-St. Joseph Is Sc
yercly afflicted with sickness. TIE Ga5eHe OF the
,n tba nrevious week Ten or twelve persons had
died OF cholera IN eight days, although no new cases
had occurred between Monday and Wednesi lay.
Glasgow i recovering from the panic created oy the
sudden visitation of The cholera Only three deaths
occurred IN the week pre- TO the 3lst, from this
diSaase st Louis Republican.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-11
Correspondence Of the Charleston Mercury.

W tS1lNSlON, lCb, 1, hNri'
Yesterday an animated little debate sprung
ND in the Senate on resolution of ihquiry Of
fered BY Mr.. Mason as to the propriety tallow.
inc compensation % the owners of the Amistad
nerroesl President Polk had recommended
that these slaves, set free by the judicial authorl.
ties of the United States, should be paid for,
that purpose, but failed in the House of Rep.
rrsentatives. Mr. Chase and Mr.. Hale opposed
Mr.. Mason's, resolution, and Mr.. Clay took the
occasion to launch ont against these Senators
for asitating the slavery question. lie affirm
ed that all opposition to tho Compromise was
dead, and that thus the auticipations OF its au
thors aud defenders, were verified. Mr. Hale
replied, and amongst other things, said that so
abhorred was the Compromise, that il any Of
its supporters would come before the people OF
the United States, as a candiIlate for PrrSilenf
or any other office, he would soon tind himself
wreck, and like the man, who, whilst others
were catching hold of whatever would toat,
for safety, was himself made fast to the anchor
do would speedily reach depth from which
there was no return. Here the Vice President,
IS usual. called Hale to order. He saw that
the Compromise was about to be opened tor
debate. and from the facts OF several Senators,
that it would be handled without much forbear-
.anee, and to stop all, he must stop MIR. Hale,
This is not the first time that he has allowed
Mr.. Clay to go on as he pleased, and us soon
as be was replied to, discovered that it was all
ont of order.
The election of Mr. Rautoul to fill Mr.. Win
throp's place till next 4th of March, is supposed
here, will bring to IN end the long controversy
rs to the Massachusetts ScnatorSiilp,-lt being
taken for granted that the abotionists will not
get their share of the bargain by the election
of Mr.. Summer for the six years ensuing. d.
The rews from Mississippi, learn, is very
cheering for the South. Foote is going still
deeper down, and has but the mcre:t remnant
of strength left. Messrs. Clay, Foote, and
Ritchie. have blown their rams horns long and
Iustily,-doubtless they have been delighted and
.exhaited by the display of their own sonorous
powers,--but the walls of Southern resistance
are not yet shaken.
Have you remarked the recent fuming and
fretting between Mr.. Mathew and Gov. Means!
Was there ever before exhibited as much malice
mixed with as much absurdity!
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HOME TESTIMONY.

MR. z. J. DEilAY-Dear Sir-f feel It duty
Vtl which owe to society at large, and those
who suffer wi b Dyspepsia 10 particular. 70 addmy
testimony 10 the virtue of Aliens CemPsund, not
for the sake Of seeing my name in print but for
Truths sake. Iprocured bottle Of you last lune.
which relieved me SO much that I was, induced to
try second, which completed what the first began
my appetite, which before was Unsuitable, be-
came natural and regular, and Bhow enjoy better
health Than had done for three years previous to-
using that invaluable medicine. Youare perisctly
at liberty to make whatever use Of this you piease
Respectfully yours, 4. MARSHALL.
Chesterfield, g. G., Dec. 10, 1850. 3d.
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FEMALE PILLS., 80. ;, ~.
For Females Only;
Invaluable to young, married and siagie.:
DIR. LEIDY'S
Restorative and Monthly Pills.


A CCOMPANIED with a. small Pamphlet con-
n taning full directions, useful hints, inforhaa.
ton and advice Q females from youth or puberty
to old age. "L'-18 49, -
Nature will be much assisted by their use, in
anticipation of certain periods, or whore there h
irregusfity, suppression or absence OF the natural
changes and will relieve the sufferiDg, pain sapd
distress common to many at those periods. There
other times, also, when the married and single
will find them useful. -, "a -,
Mothers do not mistake the aiIings Of yonr
daughters; when afflicted with Head-ache, Dis1i-
ness, Painting. Loss of Appetite, Sickness offhe
Stomach, Pains in the Sides or Breasts, Pains q
long the Back, Spine across the Loins, HysserE-
cal or Nervous feeling, Depression or Lowness OF
the Spirits, Melancholy Dislike 10 exercise, and
society, PalptatIon OF Heart, Bleeding at the 1ese
sc. Too often are medicines given them for Lis-
er complaints, Dyspepsia, Consumption, &c, when
The real cause is not suspected; and through an
proper medicines and treatment their constltu-
tons are destroyed; and their constitutions are de
stroyed, and they become miserable during life.;
Thousands Of Females in Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, Baltimore and elsewhere know the
efficacy OF those Pills, aud many could be referred
to- but delicacy and respect to the sex forbids it.
Sold Wholesale and retail at DR.. Leidy's Dis
pensary, No Id North Fourth Street. Philada.-
also by J. R. McKain, Camden; Toand d Curtis,
Columbia Black Il Ehny, Orangebure; Dr. p. M,
Cohen and DIR. J. A. Ceaveland, Charleston; and
by Druggists and Storckecpers generally. =
Aug 20 66 ly
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New Fail Goods

NcW Z dill GUUuSssSsw
THE subscriber respectfully informs his ffSends
i and the public generally, that be is now recei-
Groceries, Domesiies; DC.
Consisting in part, of the following articles, viz
Brown, crushed loafand clarified Sugars
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Rio and Java Coffee
Rice, Cheese, Bacon and Lard
No. . and 8 Mackare
Corn, Flour, Oats, Salt
Swedes Iron of all sizes
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soaps, Starch, Candles
Fine and common Tobacco
Bagging, Rope and TWinc.
Men and boys Wagon Saddles
Riding and Wagon Brides
HameS, Collars, Riding and Wagon Whips
Crockery, Glass and Hardware
Collins best Axes, Nails, assorted size
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks
Negro Cloths,
Bleached and brown Honespuns
Bed, Negro and Riding BLANKETS
Also
A few cases ofmen and boys Hats and Caps
With all other articles usually found in well sup
piled Grocery and Hardware store, all of which
will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
B. w. CHAMBERS.
Camden, s. G. Sept 3. 70 II
90 The Sumter Banner and True Southron will copy
for tbrre mpnfhs