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The New York herald., 1851-10-16
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XOUO seie missur. Nr cure Of private dIsordsra
mshes greedy without the leas restriction de
Srnt sspcsure change in application 70 business The
propretor challenges single case which the mixture viii
pu. up in bot.les with full dreeton ~ 81 One tossls
ffts weet-msny cured In two dsys Tor sale bv o.
n Ring 1p2 Brcsdvey, snd nos Bsysrd street. New York
W x Little, ION Hsnevu street, IBes,oni WRIGHT
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DAlIs AND LONDON rRRArnsNY or PRIVATE
Dssa:ss. II f.. heurs, ~ vessssbis srpBessess
ths ieesi remedy Asd shsv any there
yeass duration. iron the other phyaeisns In All ssse
yAsss ssuste which sshsrs uss y she sc! syg
ling ths former one sesn enough His dicIcmA ve ~
can equal u re. esrs1 ne n ess ssy.ID -, ~ ~
byn. One local application cured ne u hv Dourr ~
szetAsr Doctor srisd isas sims-t Dsrsat pate syss
eo seiiars in years V be cure! rs ~
raj sr.ainssA IN shsrs uss-Jss. nyA.a 70. surse =
shors tine afsr hsl bees under nres phys.ssns sg
pear sesides sdsS .yssy sssess e.,ss nsess .ns, III
iesU 81 lsssase esn. ~ sssicsiss ise msessa -
nail. once hsurpS nerntnA vi eae sym she sveoe
ss n LAlnoNr. q D., nss@s sarssA we tssn hs0
Drcslvay-ssS In Ne sssrs.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION conPANy.-roR
~ Bssmss y,s scTsh,nptcn-Ths United states Mail
stsamshig WAShlfGIvh, q. w Floyd, Ccmmandey, will
sail icr Brsnen-souehiss ~ eesthampton. Enssn 70
nd ne ms aed pssesnsers-cn Saturday October 18Th,
nom pier NO. Nerth River ~ IL o'clock, n. An expe-
r.ne.s .Srrsn .sssehes 70 the shp All letters must rsss
dom r'I scs,fs ssi,.fEs q st s5s'Bhs sygyse
The steamship HBRnANN will succesd IN. wsshin
on the let November.
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M WISE In rInB.-DR- HUNrIR, YRoYRIBTOD
ID d ths .lt ast iess ssssslsh.1 Hssssrss psy.ssas
q % May asys shsy have ssss ysss. ssa.Aise Hsv
y Assss0s1 u hs sussh aeessrs bat ssn ed sss ~
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Nss ssy other nvias Herr sss ~ vhs Sesss1 -
Seetsr 70 rsslish shsr pve Sc =" zen ssrsa h 80
=. sssess q ssse,s va rssssss vss lsas - .sss
JoHH kLD "Yss eursi ne IN The wss q he ehcserA Il
nrss ve.hs q dreadful aisssss d nsrs Mas yssxs
ssld wee .ssh = th.ir liyes vsrs vsrn - ss
y .sss svpii,s y isssos ph,ssiss = + s.s.a q
certain di,sss b. prsneu.ess .vsll sssss
yth uc ssms efeet ant GOT thercughly vsn
hydra and many headed monster, Until eslsa
p~nssry, yesrs ago; An - esuns - ~
mar Nyins. EDNik ooryfS- rhs . , ~. ssy
Inc Prize dollar only hsrsnedy secures we psosAe
against any secondary sttscts
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
OCTOBER A.-Morgan Morgans Esq in the chair.
The minutes Of the previous meeting read and
approved.
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A sToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-THE Last FIVE

nights Of the wizard. Farewell angem,nts of Pro:
essor Anderson the Great Wizard the
attraction Monday. the 18Th, Tuesday the I4th Wsdne
day, the 18th, at p M Grand Day Performance and in
in New YsIi Friday the 7th October when
the 2h nstapt-Professor Anderson beg sincerely
thank the citizens Of New York. r the they
SO literally honored his Sorees with during
past weeks and truss his exertons have met with their
appreciation Professor A hegs also to
quence of the great several sess
TO have the box Office open for that purpose A. NJ
to6P NJ without extra charge, and early applica
siSn is reeommended Admission to all parts fifty
speei, persons having claims against Pro-
lessor Anderson will be pleased tend them Asto
Place Opera House, for or before
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UTHroRrurArEs vrIErp-crsAr sgccrss-<9
" bottles sodThs srestest specific fcs ssssses ~ -
world cures In svo ssye vitheus hnsrsnes fcm tusins
IA cures some hurdreds mcrthy. Prce ~, vth boon-
Depot Dg WARDS ~ gCsnai rtreet eor,esw y cestvsSs
hdviee-oivs fees pr ward receives sene tssn n~tel
kr epres disesses better.
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AEDlCAl-.


| CHLILs AND FEVER Positively CURED By rHn
~ ssmpeee Mature, serfee. roSs aud never fs,linS
sI pssssSi Sos 81
| Wooster street.
| DEAFNIss. SHORT SIGHT, Erc.-DRHEATH CURED
s'' You Ssi'asfi Ss itS% y. sas
%n o. You sSn:s ne, ny 81 srssy
BIoyn Artificial Eyes inserted. Once so Broadway fcm
nR. WARD, BEING ALL DEVOTED TO pIsEAsss
and sher the sTcedc,s cure 70
sms De no. ssssres but appiy s.ry f..n,s s.c ssss
bu, The doctor himself who attends C.ns street. sss
DR coNvERs INvIGoRArINo coRprAL-rHn
only remedy for thoe SAD affections OF body and mind
s.: sr :Hsss sss ,aa ssr,ss "
for S. with important advice nnsls.
Thrd sysnss u BiSssSsyp sHl Bssers., s :,
%sus. ypi and All s sale sH. - 3, sr
avenue. 81 lasopy.
DR. GLOVER CONTINUES TO CURE THOSE oBsrI-
bsy, pT05sesd ~. - % and Pssnss ':ss hss
sse;s fron me hand. q isnCI.n, medical prsssdsI Dr.
ed an oes practcs for the ye.rs IN hs
@ss. enable HIM 70 s Of psse sa. oc
No. u Ann street. near Broadway.
nR MORRISON is CONSULTED coNrIpxNrIALLr
S::.ss fS.,yss. s..S S:
Bis prS.s as ruson ..rss so sss s sags"
DE- fAwcETT Is ooErIsEarIALLY CONSULTED
~ NJ Dover street certain dnsaees which
dsys Dis 1an o. cara nervous sssy STouss, on sS
scatuse tie most nvgora,ing ediens that disess0
ever Known In this country. No fec TIL cured.
DR; La cRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TREArIss-
ess"ss:, be &. sSS. SSsI % p ..s -, i:s
trmites and disorders Of youth and maturity resultso
sss sS% .sss S sss sss fis -: :S .:s
&c; sf DsasSss With gr,.s Of a: pre-
sututona Weakness and s diseases arising from indie
ereton with plaa simple ruies By which all persons
Themselves, without nereary-vth the ssthor0
and thsir remedies with eolored thcsvayhs usrausG
he apateny physiology and diseases f The rsvotursvo
srsan, o. both ssIe their srsssures and funcacna
10 contains many important bnAs 70 thess lstno
ms,rmosy which y assinss nsrrss
s,ss son's.ine w sssss treats q All sssss.s q ssnsis
s before sonsu.nS a.y sooes ought Y ine. vsssAsY
their 1hyseass and thus ssa.d ss.lnss shs nposNea
quschery 90 prevalent IN populous cities. Dr. Ia crs1
legally qualhed prActtonsx, and has for twenty
devoted his studies the suhests which
Any person dins ecnts In letter. paid viii
seys one cory ~ mall or ave eepss for 81 Addres D..
= b. Ia Groin. - Beaver street. Albany. n n. Sod n
New York.
nAlIa AND IoupoN ralAYuRNy m putvAyu
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ABUSE KME NTa.

4
sSs
fss s;ss: S;ais. IS 90
Ss.si,s.e s:
u e.isss n sAs' b:1ss. bS:ss, nss..ss s.s
GSSs;t: GSps NJ Hs, HTh1g MIA Nj Madame
Ss1iiss Ssssss; s:'i:.i s
psss %sss s's. !.
: ss.: Re-
make his Of his parts sing
a sSS. s9S, Il %
s C %a s!f: 5 81 e
RRoUGHANsLYcEUN. BROADWAY, NEAR DRoom
street doors open Az to begin n7f ooloef Drsss
IN s;.is II
NIT yoSrson1 Miss bors fs aea. Mrs:
q isTss 4 ':s Bsns.
%S 5s 1, rUs H'a
NIBL0's-BEsEFIr OF THE FRENCH gEsEyo-
eIs6s ssin' viii b. % tSSR4
a. ANp M LE pACHA French vaudeville BY the Rav.l Fami-
g fEsis
ne ase saa ana Isas 60 So ests m nsss;
ss sGSsT s. os s f: T
nlc0 sna a. the door on the evening of performances
RENEFICE RE LA soCIETE FRANCAIsE DE BEN
- faissnee dams Ia salle Nblo samsdi Is ootobre-La
isnils RayeL Nm R0SsIs Kemp pprieui Mile Feiioc.
aSto PAT Ia famills Ravsl Nile fe,e, ct NJ; Darea
KpiEEE par NM Robert Ee%g Durieu, ct Nile Fsliie-
On eommencers h. e dsme friI du billet 50 cents. On
peut sen procurer chez Delmonoo Courier
Uns ankn street; Phare de York. 3o5 Brosd-
way, ct d la porte lie soir de Ia representation.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l76 CHATHAM SQUARE, oNl
block above the National The.ere-GsOrge Lea sole
perform afternoon and
n kntertanments commence in the afternoon at three
eeloei and in the evening st ~ ooooh The entsrtan-
nens varied and select and such be
other place entertainment in New York consictns %
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe John DIAMOND The
xoire, the strongest in the world, who will brsak
any stone the audience choose 10 offer him. he VIII
also challenge 10 "kl bull ,ck with his clenehe1
ess for amount ef troupe OF Model Artsss
who are selected for their bespv and figure snd who
senate number OF beautiful tatleaux company OF Arab
Girls who 60 through ysety Of ieats Of And deg
An exhibition Of Marble Statsry uuequaed in the wofes
oEether with variety of interesting performances
Afternoon and evening For particulars bills %
each day. AdmsqiOn-seats Private Boxes 20 centss
stage seats Sh sonts boxos 2S eents paxquette, I2
scnts. -
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DIIIPPINo.


DACKETS YoR HAvRR-sICoND LINR-rHB HoL
lsviha ships will leave Havrp % Ahs Is>h anA New
Yefk On Ne lS1 of saAh monAh -
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CHiLLs AND FEVER POSITIVELY CURED BY rHn
~ Stampede Mixture, perfect rout aud failing
For kale ut Rings, Guions Codding 81
FER bottle Doctor h BLEEcKER. proprietor, depot isI
Wooster street.
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nR. GLOVER CONTINUE, TO CURE THOSE oBsrI-

~ nate proraeted cured and patched Up
have tafied the n q the onexrerieneet and such -
G. has received regular medical attend
ed practice ycars sha
city His practical professional
morts enable him 20 give apsecy Once
No. u Ann street, near Broadway.
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OPEN EVERY NIcnr-FELLows nINsrRELs. A,

nPEN EVERY NIGHT-FELLOWs MINsTREL5, AT
~ Fellows Rev Musical Hall ~ Brosdwsy. between How
ard and Grand treetsThis justly and ecent
SSrps Of and under the sole
te past have been received with the greatest BY
the elite and fashion from all parts Of tho Union. eows
Musical Hall OF the most spacious and
@ the world Admission cents Doors a
cert every Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dation of families commencing At o'clock n.
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n vHkIbTfS 3 OPEKA HOUSE. HECHANICS HALL, NO.
472 Broadway above Grand stroet-open every nishi
during the week until further notice. The original we'll
snGSn chr..ys nin,.rels .n esioens and
ander the management Of E. p. Chrty concerts In
shs city for succession Of dve years. have received
With favor by highly respectable and
reas.s 2S cents Doors open ~ e and will oommsaos -
fully informed thst the Saturday afternoon concerts dis
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AdUeEMENTS.


ID att o'clock Boxes cents; Pit, -eats Seat.
In Orchestra Boxes cents Thursday evening" October B
will be performed the drama Of TaE BLO0DH0UNDs-
Hugh Lambert Mr. Tton Dick OF ths Ferry Mr. CoRy Geo.
Nippon, Mr. Taylor Ady Home Nrs Gratan The perform
ancss will com mente with the drama Of wALLACE-wal-
lace. Mr. Eddy Kirkpstrek Mr. Tiiton Lady Helen Mar.
DOUBT: AND DEATE-Bronbsrg, M. Bowes; znsaro. Mr..
Taylor; Krusenan, Mr. Copy harmote, Master Cony lsa
bel, Mrs. Mason; Rose, Mrs. Yeomans
RURTcN,s THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREEr.-DooRs
- epen ats to begin O'Clock Dress Circle and Par
9nsste ~ cents; Second Ier Is CENTS Private Boxes
played. played the comedy Of NATURES E0B.kMAN-Gsors.
1y 11sSasry wss.wOSd NJ Bl,hsi John snith Mr. Burton;
s,s s. WS'Tocs Mr. Hughes Pas Dc Polka BY Mile Ce
bAIE EATEN MY FRiENo-Augustus Jeiiytop. Mr..
buttopi AngelinA Cookies Miss Emma Taylor.
NA1IoNAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET DOORS
curtain rises o'clock Dress Circle and
Private Bo. Tickets; Thursday evening October B the
esEissinmsnn VIII eoImence with the musical drama Of
ihA1BkL, ThE CHILD OF THE BATTLE FiELD-steon.
sold MI clarke; Pierre Resenbert Mr. Arnold: Bill Norris
NJ Seq nour CAPTAIN Morton Mr Bradshaw; hr Raner.
way J9sepsins Miss Soihurn re conclude with the dram.
q the WATCH DO0S-Perre lie Crosse Mr.. E. BanohAr
Henri, Mr.. Arnold; Therese, Mics n Charles.
CHkIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL NO,
E-.-A
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SHIPPING.
vVNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Il Mail Stesmers The ships composing this line axe

Fer freight or passage, apply TO
EDW'D X. COLLINS. So Wall street, New York.
BROWN. SMILEY a CO, Liverpool,
r.. a. RORERTs& CO. Is Kings Arm Yard London.
l. DRAPER, JR., % Rue Notre Dame des Victories
Paris.
The owners of these ships will not he accountable gold
silver bullion Specie jswery precious metsis
less bills ofadng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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In which his wife Joined, that the missionary
was relieved from his perturbation, and could
converse calmly. The hymn was followed BY
a characteristic prayer: in which the stranger,
was afectionately remembered at the throne Of
mercy, to which the wife responded with sew.
ersl audible groans. Conversation followed
the evening oblation, during which the mission.
ary disclosed his profession, and his object in
travelling, and received due proof for his prev-
Gus backwardnes. But had not the heart to
tell his fears and suferings from the apprehen.
sion of robbery and murder from kind-heart-
ed local methodist preacher in "backwood's"
disguise, who was the first man to preach the
gospel to the scattered population on the bor-
ders OF the Grand prairie, east Of the Okau.
Next morning the missionary led in prayer,
and after an early breakfast the hosptable
preacher saddled his own horse, with that OF
the Missionary, and piloted him to the new for.
ding-place across the river, several miles In the
direction towards G.
Giving the parting hand, with severe but
affectonate grasp, the valedictory was,
"Now, stranger you know where my cabin
is-don't pass without giving me call, and
stay long enough to give the people preach"
The missionary found field of labor in a
new and growing village, among population
quite as intelligent and virtuous as the people
of his native State, and church edi6ce, a sab.
bath school and bible class arose under his
labors
The Methodist preacher, whom his brethren
at quarterly meeting, never suspected of having
been mistaken for robber, in due time dofed
his wolf skin cap and leather hunting shirt,
became clad in the cotton garments, spun and
wove by his industrious wife, made q large
farm, prepared spacious Camping; ground
for the annual consecrations, and witnessed the
conversion Of many sinners under his own la.
bors
The missionary acknowledged to the writer,
when he revealed, in somewhat confidential
manner, the story of his fright, that he was
but half educated when he came into Illinois.
Both these men had theirappropriate spheres
of usefulness, to which they were fitted by na-
ture, habits, education and grace, and both
many years since received the plaudir "We!l
done thou good and faithful servant-enter
thou into the joy of thy Lord"
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NEW STORE,

NHIlE subscriber is now opening large assort
4 ment of Groceries and staple Goods,
in the Store lately occupied by William ]. Gerald
(south of the Bank OF Camden0 which he will
dispose of at Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would dc well 10
call and examine the stock, consisting In part, oi
the following, viz
Loaf, Crushed, Ground and Granuated Sugars
$ Croix, Porto Rico, and New Orleans do
Nv Orleans Muscovalo and Cuba Molasses
Java. Laguira and Rio Coffee
Gunpowder, Young Tyson and Black Teas
Sperm. Adamantinc and TallOw Candles
No. land Mackarcl. in Barrels, Half and Quarters
Wine Soda and Butter Biscuits and Cheese
Soap and Starch. assorted =,
P.pper, Spice, Ginger, Numrgs Mace and Cloves
Powder, Shot and Lead
Hardware. Cutlery, Nails and Castings
Paints, Linseed Oil, Sperm Oil and Win " "l-
-ALSO-
Blcurhcd and nnbleaccd ShirIings and Sir-tings
Blankets Bed Ticks. Apron Checks and Oznaburgs
Together with large assortment of
BaSging, Rope and TWInc.
]. w. BRADLEY.
Camlen S. &. Sept 23
nrCash paid for Cotton and ether Produce.
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Darlington Hotel,

DARLINGTON CUUKI-HUUSE.
UVfIE above House having been purchased and
/ fitted up anew by john DoTEN, is again open
ed for the accommodation OF the Public. Strict
attention 10 the wants and comforts OF guests
will be given, and 10 effort, calculated 10 merit
the patronage of all who may favor the establish
!:ent with visit, shall be spared.
All that the market and surrounding country
afford will be found upon The table.
Comfortable rooms, for families or individuals,
are prepared.
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hostlers.
Drovers can be we'll accommodated, as any
number of horses and mules can be fept in the
stables and lots expressly prepared for them.
Nov l. 1880 81 II
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CAMDEN SOUTH CAROLINA. JUNE 20, 1851
THE SOUTHERN STORE.

ALL who wish Bargains, are invited 10 call al
n X. S. MOFFAT'S new Southern store,
third house above the Eank of Camden, where
they will find complete assortment OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
consisting in part, as follows:
Fancy and mourning Prints
7S and "A brown Shirtings
Blue Denims and Marlborough Stripes
Sa1tinetts and Kentucky Jeans
Cloths and fancy Cassnneres
Negro Kerscys; Bed and Negro Blankets
Nous. De'aincs. Ginghams, dc.
Groceries.
Brown, Loaf crashed and clarified Sugar
Rio and lava Coffees
New Orleans and West India Molasses
Mackare, Nos. 3 and in barrels
Cheese, Rice, Flour, Bacon and Salt
Raisins, Pepper, Spice
Tobacco, Segars. &C. &c.
Hardware.
Pocket Knives and Forks
Britannia and Iron Spoons
Trace and Halter Chains
Axes, Hammers and flatchets
Spades, ShovoIs and Hoes
Hand, mill and crosScut srws
Vices, anvs and b!acksmith's bellows
Nails, brads, tacks and sp igs
Knob, pad closet and stock locks
Iron squares. compasses and plane irons
= Brushes blacking, cotton and wool cards
: Broadaxes and s,eelyards; pots and skillets
Broad and narrow Iron &c.
Ready Made Clothing
of every description.
Saddles, Brides and MartingaIes =
Crockcry and Glassware
Gunny and Dundee Bagging
Kentucky Rope and TwIne
Together with every other article usually ioun
in we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries
and Hardware All of which will be sold exceed
ingIy low for cash.
,y-The highest market prices paid for cotton
and other country produce.
Dec. .21, K. S, MOFFAT.
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GEORGIA SCENES.
SCENE lst-RAIL ROAD CARS.

SCENE lSt-kAIL ROAD CARs.
Aplanterof Darlington District and taoo Ala
bamians, arho are trrelIing together.
"Well gentlemen how far are you travelling
in this direction, if may be so boldl
lst Alabamian-We are going to Alabama
where we reside. How far are you travellings
Caroliaian-I am going to Florida to look
at the country, live in Darlington District,
South Carolina.
Isl Alabamian.--Wel sir, can you tell me
what your state is going to do will she secede
or not! We have attended the Convention of
Southern Rights Associations in charleston,
and from the indications there, we are induced
to think she will secede. Are we right, think
you!
Carolinian-Why sir, am plain man,
without education, and am not politician but
unless have mistaken the spirit Of the people,
the State will secede.
End Alabamian--God grant that she may
that is as whatwe want. Let her secede, and
Alabama will seend to her assistance 3O,OO0
men, if she needs them.
The scene now shifts to
A Stage Coach-tro Carolinians, faco Georgi-
ans, aud others, passengers--tine just before
day.
lst Georgian--(toour planter Of Darlington)
You say, sir, you are going to Florida, to
look at the country? perhaps you are running
away from this secession humbug, that now
RACES in your State.
lst Carolinldn-Stranger, did not come OF
a running stock, and will not hear such insinu.
atons. What little mite have Pm willing to
risk in South Carolina, until the question is set
tied expect to do nothing else.
lst Georgian-O! did not intend to reflect
upon your courage, personally, but really
think your people buster and say more than
they intend 10 stand up to.
lst Carolinian--Well, sir, upon whatdo you
base your conclusions ! is it upon the history OF
the past! Where was South Carolina in the
Mexican war? Did not Shields say in South
Carolina that no braver regiment trod the bat.
tie fields of Mexico than the Palmettos9 Did
he not say he would to God he were Caroll'
nian!
End Carolinian--A merchant of Charleston
(inlerposing to change the unpleasant tone OF
conuersatioA) Although | am also South
Caroliuian my friends, and believe in the right
of sccession--I do not think it would be prudent
for South Carolina to secede alone--it would
ruin the commercial prosperity of Charleston
it would drive the trade to Savannah.
I'd Georgian--Who ,ras supposedto be asleep
THAT is the very argument that was used to
prevent Georgia from seceeding--it was to rum
Savannah-t was to drive the trade to Charles
ton. Sir it is perfect humbug-if South
Carolina seceeds, she will be commercially ono
of the most prosperous countries in the world.
do not pretend to advise South Carolina what
to do, but if she seceeds | am with her and
Georgia will be with her.
About this time the stage drove up to the
breakfast house-the bell rings and the Passen-
gers hasten to their meal
Darlington Flag.
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NEW STORE.

NNIIE subscriber would inform his friends and
L The public generally. that he has opened an
extensive stock OF GROCERIES, at the stand
formerly occupien by Joseph W. Dolby, one door
south OF Campbell Bakery, and opposite II. Le-
Wy g. Son, where may be found all articles usu-
ally kept in the Grocery line, consisting in part
of the following:
Fulton Market Beef
No. and : Mackarel in kits, for family use;
Rio and Java Coffecs crushed and brown Sugars;
New Orleans Moasscs, (new crop) butter,'wine
and soda crackers; cheese, buckwheat, rasins,
currants, almonds, English mustard, flberts, Pc
can nuts, assorted pickles and preserves.
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Cam,cn S. {. Sept. 23.
HrCash paid for Cotton and ether Produce
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T. ubisbed a, Three Dollars and Fifty Cents paid in
,x,pce oFonr Dollars if payment is DELAYED for three
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I.SO-

A few doz old Port Wine, l1eIdsick best Cham
parne, London Porter and Scotch Ale in pints, to-
gether large stock OF Baggng, Rope and TwIne'
all of which he offers low Tor cash.
Jan.l. s. E. CAPERS.
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A sprightly little girl being ask-"What is
nothing p repled-"shut your eyes, and you
will sec il"