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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-07-15

PROsPEC1Us
OF THE
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY FRIEND.
A NEW PAPER, n
For the Firesids, The Parlor. and the Leisure
Moment.
TO BE PUBLISHED
In Columbia, 8. c., on the first cf November next,
s.A GOODMAN,
Late Editor of the Lanrensve, s. c. Herald Author
of ''The SLAYER" "Forard and Ah, 'The Ocean
Born" &C., DC.
z NOT from the lack of Newspapers in the Pal
metto-Stafe nor from their want Of ability--or we
feel proud TO know that the Press of South Caro-
lima will compare fayorably with that ofany State
in the Union-are We induced to anticipate the
success of the ILLUSTRATED FAMILY FRIEND
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ed and unmistakeable talent displayed in the
management of our contemporaries, and cordially
wishing them full support and generous patron-
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occupied, for the growth and expansion OF the pa
per which II will be our endeaYor to make, not on
( " uominaliy the Family Friend. but really and
sincereiy the Friend-lea, loyal anl true--of ev-
cry family in the State.
The fierce and fiery discussion Of party politics,
the useful but dry records Of commerce and traffic.
as leading features, we viii leave for the pens
now go active anu eloquent in their service; and
whilst. we will give to both subjects, as much
SPACE as will be desirable to the general reader,
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evolyement, elucidstion and exatation, of the
Pure. the Beautiful the Useful and Instructive, in
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Ind ELEGANTLY EXECUTED EN-.
CRAVINGS.
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npon the act1aiities of life, to pefseterc and be
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az tho nobiest ambition. TO effect ends SO desi-
ables what means can pe more iks.y
% prove snan Moala !, nl.n
palniH stftggles undergone, tue pl.saaios
the ditcttstes osescome, oy men now sI'vs
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DIR. HOOFLAND's

PREPARED BY
DIR. G.. M. JACKSON,
AT THE. GERMAN. MEDICINE STORE,
100 Arch Street, PhiIadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases Is not excelled
eaualled, BY any other prep in the United States
AZ tile cures Attest in many after skul phyicans,
had failed.
These Btteis are worthy the .'nion ofinvalids Pos
sessing great virtues in the recta 0f diseases Of the
Liver and lesser glands exercising u" most searching
powers weakness and affections Of the digestive organs
theyare, withaI. safe, certain and pleasant.
READ,AND BE CONVINCED.
Chas. Robinson, Esq, Easton, Md, in letter to Or.
Jackson, JAM 9, 1850, said-
'sMy wife and myself have received benefit from
your medicine than other we have ever taken for the
1.-THE Tenth Legion," published at Woodstock, Va,
Jan. 10, 1850, said--Sssg53.
"AGREAT. MEDICINE"
ave have unifs Trained frcm Recommending TO
uniess uni thoroughlEtf ff fhsir salue. Among those
we consider VOL q the German Bters, ,inven-
ted by DR.. Hoofa pared by Or. Jackson, in Phil
adelpha oes " 70 ,.s when has tue tIp
under our observs9 afing the last summer, son OF
Mr Abraham Bra6 fhis country was very seriously
afflicted with Liver Complaint and after trying in vain
after nsing it, much relieved Of distressing na
ady that he procured another hoc and d restored enre
iy 10 health. u - ssss 81 sE5ssssSss!
READ FURTHER rev FACTS.
The Philadelphia penocrnt sthe leading German jour
sgaif call attention 70 the removal Of the German
Medicine store principal depot for The sale Of Dr. Hoo
lands German Btters fou z7s Race to 40 Arch street.
for this Ioeine, andforfhe Accommodation ef his nuer
ous patien Dr. Jackson has been compelled to occupy
inrger sfure. We wish him success IN hiy new quarters;
he Is deserving ofi The Btters Mixture
The greatest medicine e1apt diseass Of the
Rnvela sttbb0rn caxe Of Chronic Tayra has come
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jaundfce, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Ner-
vous. Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys,
AND ALL
diseases arising
from dsordered Iiv.
er Of Stomach: stith ds
Constipation, inward Piles
fulness or Blood to the Head,
acidhy afthe Stomach. Nausea,
Heartburn, disgust for Food. full
ness or weight in the Stomach, sour
quotations, sinking Of auttering at the
Pit of the Stomach. swimming OF the
Head hurried and difficult Breathing, hnt-
ter,ng at the Heart, choking or sufbcaiiDg
sensations when In Lying Posture, dmncss OF
vision, dots or webs before the Sight, Fever and
dull pain in the head, deficiency Of Perspirat!on,
yellcwhess Of he skin and eyes, pain in the side, back
chest and limbs sudden fushes Of the Heart burning IN
flesh, maginingof evil and great depression OF spirits
icAN BE EFYEcTuADLY CURED BY
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BTTTERS,
PREPARED BY
DIR. G.. M. JACKSON,
AT THE. MEDICINE STORE,
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1850 pieces of bleached and brown Home spuns
as low as they can be bought any where nAmer
lea: At JAMES WILSON'S,
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IJYSoN, Gun Powder, Black and Green Teas
Ii Of the best quality at MOORE'S.
June 8. a. If
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Saw Gurnnlcrs.

ANOTHER supply by
~ sJ1De 6-46-ff MCDONALD e. Cooper
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President Of the Memphis Institu
July II. 1850, 10
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10


PHIlADELPHIA, Oct 7--Business continues very quiet
Flour held firmly at 81 l2a per bh but there is no ex
port demand the market inactive The sales for city
consumption quite moderate former
Ky -four and meal are very Small sales OF the
former ut 50 Is. and the latter at SO per Dbl.
Gran-There is but little of any description arriving
Small sales of good and prime red wheat ut IS 50 CENTS
and white 81 sc cents per bushe The market bare
of rye is wanted Corn is steady, but there is not
much Offering Sales of good yellow at 81 62ac afoat-
Oats good demand Sales OF 1000 bushels southern
at IS S5i cents per busHel.
Whiskey dull Small sales of bbs at 22c, and hhds at
I'll u cents.
Netc York Oct r. 9 P M-Flour is unehangei-sales of
5000 bbls at $50 So IS for State and 06 81 1s4 for
Genesee. Rye flour So IS.
bushels Genesee at SO Sales of 600 bushels corn at
cents for Southern white and 81 50 cents for mixed
Rye GO cents
Provisions are quiet. Mess pork ii rs sl4 s7t.
Groceries teay-sales Off coffee at 81 se Lard
81 81 cents.
Cotton is dul-saes of 600 bales at cents mddng
Upands. Whiskey 2lA cents.
BALTIMORE Oct. Flour and Meal.-The flour market
quiet Sales to-day of $50 bills Howard street brands at
So 93l and 400 bbls City Mills at 50 i Corn meal
So 124. Rye -four So 80.
GranThe receipts and supply of all kinds of grain are
cents ordinary good do. 65 20 cents. Cornnles OF
yellow at 63 IS cents white GO cents Oats 80 a. Rye
81 a 65 cents.
Groceres-The grocery market is quiet At auction to-
day. l56 hhd Museovado Sugar sold at 25 50 80 per l
lbs and 40 hhds Cuba at 81 So Also, 320 hhds. Porto
Rico Molasses at q 25 per gallon Coffee quiet
small sales Rio at 81 81 cents
Provisions-We note steady market. Sales of Mess
Pork Is 81 SIT: Prime $14. Observation-Disclosures 81
cents; Sides l0k 11a Hams l0i H. Lard 81 cents,
in bills and l04 II in kegs.
Whiskey-We quote ut p cents per gallon in hhds and
% cents in bbls.
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DIED.

At his residence Federal Point New Hanover county
the evening of the 18th ut Mr. JOHN j. NEWTON in the
18th year of his after painful illness of almost Is
months, which he bore with great patience He
heard, in all his Affections to complain, but and at all
times manifested spirit of resignation seldom witnessed
He would often when urged by his friends to try
doctor that of for earthly could relieve
him None could do that but the Almighty, and if it his
will he would be WELL and that no had left all to the AL
mighty for he not afraid to die He felt that it moth
for him to change worlds and his friends have
believe that He whom he trusted for relief his ac
tion, did not forsake him in the hour of death Mr. New
ton good neighbor, dutul son, kind and affection
brother and good master Much might be said of
him. but suffice it say that he lived beloved and died la
mented He has left brother and three sisters with
circle of relatives and friends his loss
but we hope our loss is his gain.
Unveil thy bosom faithful tomb.
Take this treasure to thy trust
And give these sacred relics room
To slumber in the silent dust. A. E. n.
At the residence of her Mr.. LOUIS SANDERS. in this
county recently Mrs CHARITY SANDERS aged 81 years.
In this county, the 18th of September Mr. Luke Regis
ter, aged 62 years and months
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-Cl

ARRIVED.
Oct 6-schr Cornthian. Wainwright. A hours from Bal
tmore. to ]. & D. McRac & Co: with mdze.
brig s. p. Brown Lampher, from Dighton, (Mass } in
ballast, to VIM NJ. Harrss.
brig Annawon, Almy, from Havana, to J. hathaway
s. Son; with moasses.
schr Albion, Lufkin from Boston, in ballast, J. s. D.
McRae 6 Co.
schr VIM Hart, ortcn, from Philadelphia, to Geo Har-
riss: with mdze.
schr Express Parker from Onslow county DER
& Brown; with naval stores.
schr R. S. Burney Mason, from Shallotc to Der
& Brown; with naval stores.
Oct 7-schr. Elouise Robinson from New York to Miles
Costn; with mdze.
Dutch Calliot Vrow Maria, -, from Philadelphia in
ballast to DcFossct and Brown.
schr Alarc, Prosser, from New York. to Detosset and
Brown with mdze.
schr f. S Powell Watts. so hours from Sandy Hook, to
George HARRIS.
s-Dutch brig Enchantress, Brighton, from ST. Martins
in ballast, to Miles Costn.
Oct S-Danish Brig Hetty, Nyc, from Philadelphia, in
ballast. to George Harriss.
9Br brig Juette Hilton, from st. Martins with salt,
to Miles Cosn.
CLEARED.
Oct 6-schr. Geo. NJ Robertson. Plummer for Baltimore
by J. D. NcRae Coz with 100, lis feet planned lumber;
l05 bbls rosin, s boxes tobacco.
7-b:rque Muskingum. Lancaster, for West Indies, by
Miles Costin; with $50, 900 feet lumber.
steamer Coz. Graham Hurt, for Fayetteville by T. G.
Worth; with mdze.
S-schr H. F. Baker mclaughlin. for philadelphia by
Geo. HARRIS; with 10000 feet lumber.
schr David Smith IIigbee, for Philadelphia by George
Iarrss; with 900 feet lumber.
Oct. 9schr. Tenerft Poland, for West Indies by VIM
NJ. Harriss; with JOG NJ feet steam sawed lumber.
schr Catharne Collins for Alexandria by J. D. r. Rac
6. Co. with l06 NJ feet lumber
zehr Virginia Griffith, Coffin for Baltimore, by J. & d.
McRae Co; with so NJ feet lumber. 10 bhls. pine OIL
bbs spirits urpentine, 80 bbls pitch 10 bb tar. and
goods.
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MARRIED.

In this town. Tuesday morning last by Rev. A. p.
REPToN, Mr. JAMES w WHITFIELD, to Miss VIRGINIA c.,
daughter of DAVID THALLY, Esq.
In the Jail of this town. the It'll instant, by JEREMIAH
NICHOLS, Esq, MIR. JAMES II. HE, to Miss MARY E. S.
HARP; all of aleigh
In this town. the and inst, by the ev Thos Murphy,
MIR. Charles William Johnson to Miss Nancy Albert.
In lmpn county, the 10Th ult, by Rev CT. w. HUFF
ham, Mr. James Henry Carroll, of Lounds county, Ga to
Miss Sarah K. Huffman.
In Atlanta Ca the 23d ult by the Rev. VIM J. ZI1-
NER, Mr.. ALLMAND A. McKoY. of Clinton N c., Miss
L. ANCHAUx, daughter of the late Rev. JOHN Howard.
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THE Book TRADE THE UNITED SrATEs-The
number of books published in the United States
for the year ending July 1851. was 1898 contain
ing 2l3.000 pages 81 published in N. York
223 in Philadelphia and 203 in Boston. The num-
Der in quarto was % in octave. POI in duodeci-
mo, SUI, &c. The number of distinct works which
were published without regard to the volumes. was
1.17G. Novels however, the most improbable kind
of reading. form by far the largest class of these
publications. Of Theological works there were 10;
Biographical, 9G; scientific, so; Mathematical II
Classical books 7; Dictionaries, Treatses (not gram
maTs) language, IS school-books, so legal
works, Al medical works, Al agricultural. 20: prac-
teal mechanics. IS; artistic G. architectural, s;
political, 16; commercial, -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10

DIR OkE JAIL in Whtcvlc. Columbus county. Satur-
ID day night. the 18th inst boy by the name of
ELIJAH ARNOLD. said Arnold is about 10 years old,
about four it six inches high light hair and looks pale in
the face badly grown and will weigh about S5 so lbs
lilo has been convicted of murder will give the above
ward of TwcntyFiv" Dollars for his delivery to in
Whitcyille any Jail so that can get him again
LEWIS WILLIAMSON, Sh'f.
Whitcyillc, April 81 1851 33-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10

DISTINCTION WITHOUT A Observation-Disclosures
Fillmore it appears from despatch published
Yesterday, has dismissed the collector at n Orleans
for being absent from the post when the Cuban ex-
petition sailed This is certainly strange proceed
ing; when we take into consideration that the Pre-
sident himself (and also his Cabnetl Was absent
from the post not only at the period Of the sailing
Of the Cuban expedition-not only at the time a
portion of that expedition massacred at Havana,
but also at the very time when our flag was nsulted
hy Spain. and when citizens crying out
where is our government! 9"
If therefore, the collector deserved removal. what
should be done with the President 2-New Jersey
True American
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SEEING THE PRocEssIoN.-Under this head the
Boston Advertiser relates the following
"a number of persons who came into town from
the country to the procession Friday met with
lndcrous contretemps on the occasion. For want
of better quarters, they took up lodgings in the
jail where they found excellent bed and board, in
spite of stone walls and iron bars Unuckily. while
deSpatching their breakfast Friday morning, the
door of their apartment accidentally swung to and
shut them up with spring lock. as safe as thief
in mill. The jailor having gone to see the show,
they were kept in tantalzing incarceration during
the most interesting part of the performance. A
pitiful hearted individual who heard their mournful
applications to be let out, comforted them with the
assurance Well! I'll go to the show. and if can't
find the ailor, I'll back and tell you all about
it, We rather think these unlucky captves will
not soon forget the Jubilee
The New York Herald relates similar mishap
which occurred to gentleman of New York, who
resorted to the trick of being committed to the
= Toomb" by police magistrate, in order 10 get into
the prison yard to witness the recent execution, but
through oversight got incarcerated into a cell.
where he had to wait until the execution was over.
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THE subscriber wishes to contract for One Million of
l. Red Oak HID. Slaves. of the following dimensions,
viz-Full "A inches long, inch thick the thin edge: to
average inches i'll width to be less than 81 They
got good sound timber aud to shew much
sap. They be rough shaved with the DRAWN: knife
For which quality of Slaves, willing pay $iS per
thousand. f. ID. HALL
Wilmington Aug % 1851 stiff
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Ef,R SAFE

FOR ALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the f,lIswne tracts Of
land. lying at Lockwool's Folly, in brunswick @
~ only Is miles from WILMINGTON. The property will be
sold in lots to snit purchasers
400 acres Of Turpentinc and Corn land lying Lock-
woods Folly River and having titan excellent grt mill
400 acres only 10 miles from Smithvie Also,5~s
lot containing acres and lying within few hundred
yrds OF oekwoods Folly Bridge, the Georgetown road
A desirable site for a country store
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing make application in
Wilmington, to W. A. Rourk, or the premises to
Y. W.sKOTRK.
Brunswick Go, Aug. ], 81. 47tf
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VALUAHL1s REM. 1ssTATIs EoR SAFE.

offer for sale my entire Real Estate upon which ga
thirty fve sets of Boxes; the most of which have Z
only been from to two years. with sufficient guam
ty of round trees cut at least twenty sets the lands
apOn which these situated is not easily surpassed by
piney lands in Eastern Carolina There is upon the prem
Dstilerie atly and 'ncny fitted up, with
all necessary ouhouscs. Upon the farm think the bull
dings altogether seldom exeelled Those wishing to
purchase invited to examine for themselves Terms shall
be low, and payments accommodating Come and see
Any person wishing to purchase be furnished with
sufficient number of teams and wagons to carry both tho
operations of Farm and Tuentne, and with supply
of provision JOHN A AVIRETT.
Catharine Lake, OnSow CO., Y. c., July p 1850 I7-t
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DISSOEUTEON.

DISSOLUTION.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
HANsIEY & CURRIE dissolved the lst of Octo-
Der by mutual All persons having claims against
the late firm will please present them for settlement and
those indebted to the informed that their bills
made and ready for settlement Either of the
ties will settle the business of the
EVAN IIANSLEY.
Oct. TO- 1851. T5-lt JOHN X. CURRIE
THE subscriber begs leave to return thanks to his
try and town friends for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed him. and hopes by strict attention business
merit a continuance of the Please call and examine
his stock of Groceries which part of the following
articles Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Brandy Whskey Rum,
dies Dry Beef, Shoes, Domestic Cotton Yarns Teas and
other articles tedious to mention Call at the old
stand Market street, in front of the Carolina Hotel
Oct TO. 1851 TIIOS. C.. CRAFT.
TTNEIOSE Shirts. 40 doz of those inmita-
i BILE style Shirts just received at
SCOTT g. BALDWIN'S.
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NorE-Rivcr Lumber Tar. and Turpentine are always
in the water and subject to the of landing,
inspection cooperage Lumber 81 to 81 per
NJ and Tupenne about 10 cents barrel *For dry
Virgin mixed Turpentne deduction made according
to quality.
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a CARD.
N MRS. SARAH H. KELLY takes this method of
E informing her town and country friends that she has
~ just returned from New York, with we'll selected
stock of MILLINERY, consisting in Part of SILK, and
SATIN and STRAW HATS. of the latest styles SPLEEN
did variety of Ribbons French Flowers Embroidery and
Head Dresses of the latest styles already for custom
ers lowest prices She thankful her friends
avors and respectfully solics continuance of the
still at the old stand.
S-A young girl wishing to learn the trade will find
situation by applying October 7, 1S5l-1mw
VOUTHS and Boys Clothing. Just opered from our
l. own Mandatory, large assortment of Youths and
Boys Clothing, at SCOTT & BALDWIN'S
Clothing and Furnishing Store. Market street
S1ILL Coming Fresh and Coed. 10 bbs sup. Gene
- flour. Wheat 25 half bbls do do. (ami-
ly y 10 boxes fresh Buckwheat 10 bags do do
10 bags Buck Shot 40 large Wrapping Paper; 25
do small do do 10 quinas of large Goldfish 10 bbls Irish
Potatoes so bags Salt, for table Dbl. No.
Mackere. at retail ; low at GEO. H. KELLEY'S.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
TEACHER of strictly moral character, to take charge
N of Public School in Rocky Point District The School
to the lst of November. No Yankee need to
ply. w. J. HAND, Committee.
October 10, 1851. 53t*
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NOTICE.

IE subscriber having obtained letters of administration
upon the Estate of the late Timothy w. Bludworth
the September Term 1851 of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions for the county of hereby notifies all
indebted to his ntesate to forward and make
payment and those having claims against said nestatc
notified to them within the time prescribed by law
this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery.
ID. $. SANDERS, Admir-
September 9Th. 1851. l2m
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TuppER's TorR.-Mr. Martin Farqnhar Topper.
who recently visited the States. is it is said about
produce history. rather a sketch of Ameri-
an writer's.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having entered into Copartner- fss
ship for the purpose Of carving the Boot and FWS
Shoe business in all its branches, take this method s
of informing their friends and the public that they will
about the Goth September of the fashionable stocks
offered in this market all Of which shall be of r
MATERIAL. and WORKMANSHIP. They intend to MANUFAC
TURE LARGELY, and have procured the services of
of the best worlen in the country They hope by strict
attention and determination to please. merit liberal
share of patronage. II. }. JONES.
THOS. NJ. GARDNER.
Wilmington, August 50, 1851 52tf
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REAL AND TDEAL.--Dow, Jr in of his discour-
ces in which he describes the contrast between
blance and reality, hits off ball scene :-' A wo-
man. says he, may not be angel, though she
glides through the mazes of the Dance like spirit
clothed with rainbow. and studded with stars
The young man may behold his admired object on
the morrow in the true light of reality. emptyng a
wash-tub in the gutter, with frock pinned up behind
her checks pale for the want of panther hair
mussed and messy, except what lies in the bureau
and her whole contour wearing the appearance ofan
angel jammed through brush fence, into world
of wretchedness and woe!'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10

The Chinese have opened a temple for their pagan
worship in San Francisco. One Of the anomalies of
the California age is the fact of pagan temple be-
ing erected within the bounds of the United States
AN imported heather temple in Christian coun-
try 1t is strong evidence of the absolute religious
freedom enjoyed in our happy Union.
aB- Should any among community have the ill luck to
contract cold the prevalent influenza Ayers Cherry
Pecorat is recommended such efficient, agreeable
medicne-sure relieve them.