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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06
l,lrlI III Hif(\ RFNl'N'

VI .Er b u as SPEr-l' BIIfl RS.
are, speedy and pe'man'nt Cure Tor DyS
.,.ltInlt, worst Forms. ihls medicine
"a Dr found 20 cue all complaints ar''Ir ;
90 aisuldcrsof the stomach and Bow els,
.liousuess, Yellowness Of KIN, LI>cr
pmplIu, Demuy iIcooache, Nervous
res.. Low Spirits, FalP ta'i"n OF the l''at
;oslIvrness nc, &c. Please read the toll
ovluI cefuica
Il al the following from all eminent ply
.ciau;
The undersigned br m acquainted WIN
me oi The ingredients Of tiulc"lhgs veg
lln.e dyspepsia BittrrN, ma having used !
" some tlIn in hi, practice with every DE-
red effect, he recommend, tins meuiciht
rom Ia. certainly 1t, OBJECT and gives 1t d
reference oyer all pr. .Para'i"ns IN med'c'h'
r hat distressing compl1rut, bl -pep>ln.
+. nARDENBERGH NJ. D.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06

Eurrs Ncptiri!, Man u, lS0.-"lho Veg ta-
br Pulmonary Ra!sam prepared ly REED =
GUITAR, ~ Boston, his become the lGs t"p
ut.mr !iclr ever pat lJith for "a" c"rrol 4sh.'
{. .kl, aai CUlsuot ,tonf. That II Is worthy 81 i'S
hirh reputation is mala sniicirn''y len, ty No"
a., ara.iry Of it, danut sa.er. 'i"ssts. Reed
i',tlar ar ably" qNa.k.ry, depending
the utrinsc virtues .ttuclr nrdlcua prepa ation'
~. their disposal. iitulug ~ 80 y, .rui, u'd
il piy, = us real pleasure To- otlcr the liI,nz Il
,,.,rltous tribute Of our recommendation TO a med
icine sr know to be Of real merit"
An eminent phtSclu wrt = S,--''l have i'
,n.ua tin. past becu in the hadn't ri pr,sr b g
IN. Vr1rt,blc Pu.uprary Rd.a,n for '"us'm
rians. asthma, plcui-N, sp.t'us OF i.ood,
coughs, or pulmonary affections ot Dol kinds )
and with uidcuce recommend it as supyt or 10
a,y other prep ration wsd lOr the above nj
plants"
Nov. |. lsj0-Ncw Certificates, 10 almost alr.
g, rut, mi !ht be- added II drcued ucccssuyi w
tha rr1pricturs feel that IN" article has heco G
universally well known, and is virtues So gcuc
aiyacknoW ledge 10y physicians and others. "a.
to IN X il unnecessary 70 otter, az tins tlin", iuI'
ther proof Of the merits Of ths highly popular an
ticle
( Beware of Counteririts and limitations,
Is Cartel's Compound Pulmonary Balsain, Amer
/ dean P.lnonury .iasgm, and others, IN pant bt.
ing the maine Enquire 70, the articles hy it,
. .VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM.'
I aud ..c that it has the written signature oi Nn
) cutl-r upon a yellow label, on the blue wrapper
\ Each blt,Ic and seal Is stamped Vegetable luI
\ m1ulry lal-au.'
\ Prcuacd by REED s. CLTLER, Importer
ad Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, painu
achmcal-. and n,r sfui ." India su,ctl. ,sl,,
a ,d -old b. Druggists, Apothecarics, aud tounti
. Iorrn ttts rcncr ,liN. For particulars and &c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06

VEEllFtGE OR "DEAD Sl!Ol,
ro,w1rm.. 4 highly valuable prepsra'
,an, c.pahl. from the promPlltude oi IT. &C.
ion, of cIrarlng the system III ie" ho"'s
uf every 40. Nv
Mach p.iusnas been taken by the orr ma
.or,t his compouni 10 test Il comparative
merits f the principal Vrrmilusc rrepara-
.,,us Of III, ity-end while II is frankly ac-
<nowIcdGcd Thai many of them are often
sncces,ru and d. gie.t good, he is assur
,h.u this combines adN antaGes possessed hy
,o o,hrr verm,tuge-. aud having witnessed
fora series ofycars in wide Held oil proc
n,,c It's complete lrinmph over every other
,r,paratIou he has pcrnlitt,d ITO 20 form A.
hmc,scuger of reiietto all VINO 'apoF uhoef
ms ,prci.s ut human suffering
4 Gus md. Of testimonials IN ght be her"
,i,lur,d to SHOW It's rapidly increasing ame
A., In. south snd We,t-hut he IS enureiy
wiling to its reputation on ttial'i us
uwu merits ,,,,
Joucsborough, Tenn. Dee Sd, ls4S.
We, ,asthc agents Of Dr Peery, have re-
tailed a large quantity of his EeImliuse ~
from the demand Tor it, aud the praise gwen
toit bv hose who have purchased OF us, ana
ricd tin ther own families, we haven" hes
,ation in pronouncingi' il one OF me t'Nt ar
/ ,clcs in use lor the destruction Of worms III
! children.
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when all hope of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain The beneficial results
which have uniformly attended their use is conn
IDENTIFY stated to be without parallel in the annals
of Medical Science. Clergymen, lawyers, and even
physicians ladies Of the highest standing dishn'
ruished persons holding elevated official stations
Merchants manufacturers and mechanics the poor
and the rich alike often whole families, among all
classes ranks aud conditions have equally been re
cipients and have equ.lly acknowledged the won
drous and often unexpected benefits which they have
, thus received.
RS- Let il be known and remembered that the only
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is Gal'anism
and tLai in al NnrXnms Dscases we shOull
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NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, ,

and in these diseases medicine is OF no avail what
ever Il never does good and 1t often does harm
syrups Extracts Balms, Balsams Elixrs, Bittets
Pills Powders aud Potions OF every kind are alike
worthless for they weaken the vital energies o the
already prostrated system while under the strength
ening liiegying, vtalizing influence ot GalN ansm,
as spplied by this beautiful discovery, the exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer is restored to former
health strength, elasticity and vigor -
These remarks relate to such diseases as NtC'
RALGIA, TIC DOLOREuX, BRONCHITIS, PALS
| PITATlON Of the HEART, WEAKNESS and "a
FEMALE DISORDERS, such as NERVOUS HEAD
I ACHE, LASSlTUDE and DESPONDENCf winch
1 are only other names for Nervous Derangement
/ EPILEPTIC FITS and COMMISSIONS which are
now known to result from "a non-equlbrum OF
Electric influence; NERVOUS TREMORS DEAF
( MSS which is nearly always caused by torpdlty
/ of the Auditory Nerves and can always be pspecHv
cured by GslyaniSm when the organ IS not destroyed
/ DYSPEPSIA in It's worst forms PALSY and PARA'
| LYss uniformly caused by deficiency OF Nervous
/ influence; CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, TORPlDIIf
, of the LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR
\ CULATIOS, SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS
\ DEFICIENCY Of NERVOUS and PHlSlCAL IN
II ERCiY and all those distressing complaints result
ing from a DERANGEMENT of the NERVOUS
SYSTEM.
\ In the above prevalent and terrible class oil DIS
sases-Nervous Complaints are much more nunlef'
N ous than is generally imag lned-
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Lprguse bottle of II nss more nedca cu'n'No 49,
N NJ and IN consequence, cures more d's'a's, 4. h1-' -
tine than one bottle Of any other med eine Al, =.
yt'IR TlNTS more dsrase tiiun one bottle OF Mfsy-'"
." BRANTs PuRlFlEk' would 1s ss s;s,r u -
MN. GnuIc MS sdrsdrdrilid nj one doHty Bnt bnNTs
ri RIFFR l. sold for only ONE DOLLAR bolu. a.. AZ,
a. Inr rf il mas cured, and IL odrptie OF curing, FopH
JitIS ,l Iiseusr a. one bottle II S0yapoyiad, hsfe
nir sar.apara in consequence OF rs les ro~or ana -
m a r.' ,d, ~ should be sod ~ no nors uhn 49, -
d.. c., rer boile to be e1edp u. lie fCEiiiAR -
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FOURTEEN WiTHEa"Es:

ST. fts.!k uas swoin to the above fas'. sss ns CSC
..,...I auJ .,riijsd 10 ~ Dc ]. NlLLlAts- -
d. .N1Ai IS uuur,jur uf lhe " e'f- Home heis- AlsS
...,-rILA LEONARD. wholesale and Sial drsksss@s
.... E.ENIS Otter tcsIeciLbis aiinessss
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CAAh0E OE LIE.
Dyspcpsia-Sour Stomach!

from l- qi,l 10 n. tessar ssd tho st ~.kks 49,
r uur csss & aeesrdicd and the Other s,sSS>ds ~
p,sG az TO prevent any Of The yaa! essass 49, hsSass
sTire IN Consequence Of such slaags.
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CANCER OUS SCECFULA!

This is the of n dpfrg wdn who pH t"~ ps 80
,eg or worse case Of SGROFT'LA by only tS~ss Ast
qs, If pruuJs pun nrr q nn ever "hs cured Wy NC Nss "
n,s of The beat SGtsdpriRd hat wsr ever us-
rIl lus not s6ieiepf HedioJ gouey 10 sa"sI ne .s
of such tcr,HiRgly hopoess case. = . -. 90
Mir / r. HASkiS, Of Rome OasIi %. a. y, Had W.
J C,yy ,crs-was confined 10 his bed the i"sf t~S-ss
,s -, much saa.rl and dcbtUt"d a. ~ ee uiahs 70
hanI "a L- head. lie had tle 1s,t Dsssa! aSsss
III IA u Att OF the bss! SUts1nGTRas 10 ~ Sos ~, ~
ni ,r,,e md ig0se, and considered 10 t- as~@r
,t. ,ll c.Td moi i've frfHt, Jor hour. iAys', wt~.
rrpl1n,rr.d usus BRANl"S PURlFlkE. is Has~ -.
atsl nc,iy gF 6om b et' h', r~' .-'~ ss'.-.n
l, ,ugduic M Ter NJ chin, ilni he tTehtsd IA -
III. u n,s en- vyss So saeu around La ess.a hs h'1
m i a." is mace r. only holding by s@aR p.s; No 49,
f ,e r,a, wa dss'luyi Ly I'VE aesrsi IN sIssf ssss
H. ann a- lar rs mans maud. lid nearly as. ~'s,s>
5 III, +. 70 HE b.dv Tuu. .- wa hn.eed wfG bss~ Ss
,-I gy.,iF ac,H egc1fie Wf~s on Ns1i"ss para ~ ~
n...on So, IurLel Sni NI ps!heu.sIs, see SCI rSa
u, g4ththS WILL ms, oze o. lse p'os' SnAi ry.
..r,rs rf Rome. wss called H. see HAL ~ f~s 49,
. ,,.u.,, need N ~ Buu's Grfer. Et W; s.AilssS
. ,.nI then told him that al NE E.'or's"s h BE ss's
- .l-tc Nm I'M MLs cue VIZ
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RHEU UMATISM
and Enlargement of the Joints
{ Nrw Yony. od March, ls,

SNEw YoRK, 2d March. 1850.
! 3jth-s street near 9th Avenue.
DR. (. P. TowNsESD-DEAR SIR: have been very
severcly afflicted for four five years with Rheuma'
usm and enlargement of the joints having been una
bic to sleep or rest had tried numerous remedies
without relief; but since ! have used your Sarsapa-
rila am most happy say that It has almost cured
me : and you may publish this, so that others may
receive the benefit of your invaluable medicine.
youra with rcsuect MRS. sCOLARI
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SANDS sARSAPARlLLA
INDUART BOTTLES.


For remova and permanent cure ol aii
diseases arising from an impure state oi'he
hI,od ar habit OF the system, VII
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, ops"
n,tc Cutaueou> Erupions, fImpleS, OF
pns,,les OH the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chro-
nic Sore Ewes, Ring Worm or Tetler'
ScoId Heal, enlargement and pam ol 'he
R,ne. and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, sYP-
hiIiric symptoms, Sciaiica, or Lumbaso; anu
J;..ose, arising from an injudicious use oil
Mercury, Acitites or DropSy exposure or I'M
ntuIence in life also, Chronic Cons''tu-
onlI Di- rdcrs ere
~. Medicine h acquired very extend
ell and established reputation Whe'e'e'
has been used bascL tntreIy on hso""
merits. which It's super ,oIethcacy hos alone
sustained The uniortunattyictlm ol heft'
i nv disease. with swollen g!ahds, coh'ia''
ed sinpws. and bones half cartons, has heeh
restored 10 health and vieor. The Scro'uiou
patient. covered with ulcers, loathsoh' !"
himself and hi attendants, has peeh ha"s
whole. Hundreds of persons, wh" hSp
o.o,p.d houoles . Is tory ears undrIcuta neouJ
az glandul disorders, chrome fnfuil."''su
"a m,nvnther complaints springing lInnl a
d".,nynm,nt of the secrttiye organs and tho
,t..,,i7 zion have been raised as II were irtm
,hs ,ack of disease, and now, with reg'n"-
.,ed onsl,lutions. gladly testify to the oihca
=, nf mis- iue,timahle preparation Tie teS-
,,,nv of those who have been cured ny It's
vvith their re- residences, has been publish
~ From time to time and weren't deNlla ahlei
,n,.sof the mos, overwhelming testimony
md be brou ght forward. proving most CON
! ol,siv,lv il, inestimabe value. The ai'ilc,'
al and hose who have not used thus medi'
ci are invited 10 make atrial OF Its virtues
81 o,n,onr,te to them elves the benefit
! hich II alone can bestow'
! .Tnuru Is STRANGER THAN FICTION ,
,rbao,-cnt,op OF the reader is called 10 the
flI,,v;ng astonishing cLre, effected by tht
use OF Sands SarsapaT'lia'
Tbisis 90 certify that have co'oreo wo'
',,hr.ha> lecn afflicted toi the laSi Nv,
|, vaars with Scroluia, and all the remeoles
\ ',.cI had no eGIcctih arreHlihs Inc progress
/ ,rthcro,pplaint; on the contrary, sne con
Il ,,l.. ,,,.yy ,yorse-aId aitrr eIpeEdlng be
1 tween $50 and $50 with p ys'clahH' p'slu''
II i.,,,,TL unuu ar rcmcilcswithoutS success
Il M ,Io ,r;sa,se had eaten away the carlIlag'
Il .'Gn.r r,.c. made its appearance on vari"u'
\ ANT. nfh .rDodv, and had inolly commencc'
II II. ray.rc- in the root OF he mouth,
4 l., ,h,s 4 eadtm situation, with the pio,
/ .,of I.,th staring her lut the face, Niat''
|. ,..es,oGr Di>osway, the agent ior SAND
n rs.,,,illaiu In Newbrlu, \. C.. by whom
\ .,o. ,Jyis,d to use that arucle and to ny
\ .urprisc and tha, of my ncgllhors, to whom
4 r,s, y,s known, after using four an'
/ nnIfbaulcs she VS.. -slored topericc' heS .'h
/ anI ,aattn The pace OF tnrce seeks aud VA
Il ,L,'.t., cork IN ,,yo weeks from the time sh'
H comurnu,d lakirs Il
''''' 49, 49, Joseph McCO rTFR, J. F.
L Mout1 of Ncu,e River, Crsvci. Cop n {
Il. X. UAZAkD, Agent tor Newport
II
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$4,000 ERS ON 8
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

including all ages, classes and conditions, among
whom were a large number of Ladies, who are pecu
lisrly subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
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LIVER-COM PLANT!

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD, Of Stamford, os~. 49, sf
'uC o.dosl ana most respectable rhytlsisns - .A~~s
~. % trt- .yoluy1ift many NrH. AID was ss(s~s 49, -
d 1, uiiry BRA IT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. Ne s~s's
.s ne luli,tLs OC ol.sr CgsCE, cprod.
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rYnv2 ryyTirRI IlsNAgES.

ERkST's PURIFYING FXTR kCT - ps,fsc sri 49,
,qgG ergdtaioy of IL hS is " MEserkr, or any q -
yarOus DrepgfHiiuus ut tALnNSt or MrscsRY, rss ~
sLsirn and IL restores llr bood. D,use and oil ~ SvS
Il ~ flL.l. lr.. n
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The ',,lovInr crrtificalei is from Mr.. Btu
i.lac ceIebrulrd Ddgucrrcoty PlsI
living been m ctcd very severely visa
Dy-pcusil. together with extreme w aknrss
" ,..l-v.. g., takr lI4uhin->' Dyep'iI
.Ilr lu.u.yr every reason 10 hcNcdI
m b.. 5 .r,l.c'. cured u.c. taS.sIr it,l.
10 symp ON, OF a return OF ia" disease ana
HE eve fr1u p effect il hat on NE that
w!s:ilc The ylrst cases Of dyspepsia.
VI. B. BRADY,
y, lG5 Broadway, n. \.
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TIE KING OF
7; AN KILLERS
IN A NEW DRrSS

Tha, ONLY sovereign and SEVER FAILING
RrutpY for SUBDUING rAlN ,mt cum III
worst BuRHs, ,ScALDs, PlLEs, CUTs, WOUNDS,
BRUISES, RHEUMATI.u, and all curAskous
and ISvLAMATuRY DISEASES,
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CANNON u VANCE

Extract OF a letter received from eiS''
guishcd Lawyer. ,e,-
EslillviiIe, Va, Nov 2lst., lsl7'
D.,r have been suilicicn til
ais of your Vermlfugc in this part OF the
country, with the happiest success TO war
ra, 1 me in recommending IT as one OF th'
most prompt AMI ciIiracious temediSS WIN
,hicn the human family have beet bl,ss'd
ind it vli afford me peculiar Satisfaction 70
yuncss It's general reception by The lubllc
tnroughoutthe country,
Very pccful'y.
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One Dollars Worth T!

IJp. much cANCFR-bow much sYPHllla-&s.S.
.,,.''. = -,pGFTLA-win one d0Ha's rO'h ot IS-sN !
W,.cIFjEE cure Rerd the following emu@l sAsas
IS "a spec men of lie power
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Tnr acknowledged and extraordinary curative
powers of these wonderful inventions is now so gen
eraly known and their sales and reputation through,
out the whole country so extensive, that II "onld
seem unnecessary to urge their merits iurther but
some late circumstauces have occurred which render
IL matter of duty 70 the public not 10 be altogether
silent for while the ephemeral nosrums OF the day
are trumpeted by columns through the fress ana
swallowed by quarts and gallons by the aihe'eu
and are found Just good for nothing,
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Eun5reSs-ThousaDd5--
Brant'5 i5 the Cheapest;

W. % have used gRiST'S PURIFIER, ahef h'S'nx ss-
md ,.rd al the SdrsaDdfRi1s and ou,sr u,os aes -
,oDucpled 10 care blood diseases, have deeaea Ihas
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AHpALL Afr>orro>s OF rAE Luses.
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have been quietly &orking their way among the
most intelli and respectable classes, and are
constantly schieving cures in an alarming train OF
diseases which have for ages balfled all the aid OF
medicine and all the resources OF Science Ihes'
disaas as are called
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-26

says Archdeacon Paley; but | trust no thinking
man can he swerved from the strong convlc'
tions of his Judgment, by mere unn'ean'nr
epithet. ""Iis the eve of Childhood tn hht fears
the painted devil" Ye are men B1t let US
meet the term as we find it used, and sc whose
head the cap fits, if either. What can more
strongly indicate determination to submit !"
what Congress has done, than our withdrawal
from the Union! we can't pretend by lt TO re
sist the past legislation but to avoid the III.
ture LEGISLATION Of Congress The i'fercest
spirit that figured in the May Convention, the
most enthusiastic toast maker on the 4th OF
Jnly, does not propose to fight Tor Z Cprolil'as
share of the Territory. Now we mus DO one
of two things. in relation to this matter. We
must either resist the action Of Congress- or
submit to it? Does pcaceable SecessPn resist
it2 BY no means. Don't we base, in s. eceding,
our only hope Of cooperation, on the TACT or
fancy that the General Government will coerce
US? The truth is, that Secession is much
submission, as Cooperation, and the fern sig
nfes nothing, when applied to a Resistance
man. whether he be for resistance by Co.oper;''
tion, or Secession. So much for the wPrd sub
mission. There are some men who admit the
extreme Danger which will wait upoh Seces-
sion, but are afraid, if we delay, that The spirit
of our people will be lowered. and Shey will
hug their chains. and become iusensibje TO the
degradation of theirpostion. In short that the
descendant Of the Anslo-Saxon will fa IL in love
with Despotsm. We will consider this i'll our
next. KERSHlAW.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

New YORK, Sept 24.-The steamship Afri-
ca has arrived from Liverpool with l44 passen-
gers.
Cotton has advanced l.S during tlI week.
The sales were $4,000 bales, of which specu.
lators took l0,400, and exporters $500. Blu.
siness at Manchester was good.
There had been severe gale on the Engisi'
coast, aud many vessels had been wrecked.
ADDITIONAL BY THE AFRICA.
BALTrMoRE, SeAt. 24.
The sales Of Cotton at Liverpool Of Friday
were 600 bales: Middliug Orleans 8 l6, Up
lands s.
NEw YORK, Sept "a.
The Cotton market is quiet. SOP bale.
sold: Middling Upands, 8 IL
Berj janin r. Curtis, of Boston, has een ap
pointed Judge Of the Supreme Court vice
Woodbury. deceased.
NEw YoRK, Self. "a.
The sales Of Cotton to-day were SOP bales
Market firm, with All upward tendency
NV ORLEANS, S"dt. "a.
The news by the Washington andl Africa
has been received, but there has been no ad.
vance. The sales amounted to 3OOt bales
Middlng, IA.
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o HH "a 4 IL y.

DIED, on the pa rust, pHlNEHAs TnoRNGnH.
EXC. in The -3rd year O. his age. lie was on"
the oldest citizens Of this place, and held the Of
fee OF Post Master for uany years. until the III.
frmIlies of age forced him 10 Withdraw. Blame.
less and nprigh, in his moral charactrr--tirm and
correct III his religious pr'nci des--and exemplary
in his christian department. he possessed HE co:I-
iiience and esteem OF ali who knew hi:n. He
was worthy member, and d good and faithful
steward o: the ". L. hurch South. and depart
ed hence. in ihe happy iriumphS OF gospel faith.
at peace with God and man = W. e..
Camden :. g.. Sept. 25h, 1851.
DIED-On the lh inst in Union county, \.
G ola short Int na;nlu! iliuess, Dr. D. B. Tradew,i.
formerly otCo,u'nba, having Ilust entered his 33j
year.
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NiIE Subscribers will continue business at
l. their old Old Stand, and intend to sell Goods
II such reduced prices. as to induce Gust mers.
Their Stock in fr;uTe vi! consist Of Groceries
md Heavy Dry Goods, suitable for Plan
ers, aud sold on their usual terlns-a as follows ::
GrOccries-r'ine St. Croix Sugar,
Medium Muscovado. and \. Orleans Sugar,
Crashed Sugar, n. y. and Cuba Mniasses.
RIO and lava Coffee, \. e. and Baltimore Flour,
Sack Sa'. very large,
Whnc Wine Vinegar, Port Wine, very old,
MIe-'S Wlliskey.
With general assortment Of Groceries.
II. LEVY e. son.
sept. %, 1851. BINS.
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TNHE Subscribers will sell the remainder OF
l. their Stock of Dry Goods, left over from
last season, at extreme low prices, consisting III
par! o:
Sup and common Cloths,
Cassimer, Sat;inetts, and kentucky Jeans,
White and Red F!anLels,
Bsnbazine, .Nerino, and Alpacca
White ard colored cotton Cambria,
Swiss, Book and null .Nusns,
Muslin Ejgngs and lnser,ings,
Fur, Dimiiy, fur Fringes,
Rugs and "arpetlnE Ladies black silk Hose,
Ladies Ll'k and lead cold cotton Hose,
While and colored halr Hose,
Gentlemen ard Ladies silk Gloves,
white &; cold kid
blk and cold Cravats.
H. LEVY g. SON.
Sept. %, 1851. BINS.
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At Private Sale.

4 Plantation in Sumter District, two miles
( \ from Boykin's Depot, and twelve from Cam
den Said plantation contain Two Thousand
and Sixty-fve Acres of Land, from seven to eight
hundred acres OF which are open and under fence.
The remainder consists Of Wood and Timber
Land, much OF which is of excellent quality, ana
lies convenient for clearing Having originally
consisted oftwo Plantations of nearly equal size.
Ths settlements are distinct and may be treated
for jointly or separately.
Both places have Lpen we'll tested ard proved
perfectly healthy as a residence throughout the
wear. Fences, buildings &c. are mostly new and
in complete order. Communic tons respecting
the above property may be addressed 10
J. W, WILKINSON, Charleston.
sept. 10
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ANNIVERSARY
OF THE
SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION

OF LANCASTER DISTRICT.
The citizens OF Lancaster District are respect
trly informed that the Anniversary Of Tic abov,
is%ncration vii: Lc held on the Frs NpnGny in
OcG,ier next, Che 6th) al II O'Clock. Nj. The
punc'5'at attendance CT ctcry member is urgently
requested, business oimporiance vii! be trains
rionatcy invited to attend and participate in full
and free discussion Of the great questions of the
day. Sept II, 1851.