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lem. BY the way or baltimore.

.fIE STEAMER BROTHER IoNAIitNN-SiiiP roEENA-
FA1N RAILROAD acc fDENr--~GNAI8R III TIER, ~
soUIIt CAROLINA, ETC.
BALTpiorr April :, ISL
Tho scanshiy Brother Jonathan all not be ready %
sail tr ten day t. comeyet The work on board Of her
a royod Eu with the exception 81 that q the black
smith high has been found - drtoient that about
hall ton ot Traces have hccn pat board Of her inle
pence - lie rrcagtipg> ur the centres u the wheels
AhNui hundred passengers have remained board
fher
Tho ship Bobena which ashore az Cape Henry.
has bc,p got IN, and arrived here thi. morning
Dir Wilbur the engineer the mail train
billed this morning ny The locomotive running against
tree ing across The trsCk Tie engine broken to
pieces
Senator A. r Butler ~ south Cnrona. announces his
intention % addrts his ffil1w'cxeus ~ Eiectcid Court
H9usr m Monday urx' "Hc has % usc hi own Ian
rua4r ~ one feeling OF YFerni, aud that 4. desire
e give tAc true advice q South Carolina
No dssi fought between tNp Virginia statesmen.
- iunigjs aud Scot They explained Withdrew
! r. ~ mark snd sho0k taut
gbc rlAI spm New 0rlUtu. iaiC a. due has been re-
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Prize Ftght-yv Arlington Overrun BY Row.
dies, sc.

y AstINefoN, NpriI = Is1I.
a gang ~ rowdies. accompanying a pair Of pu-
l;s,s arrived lrvr last night from baltimore The city
kept in confusion and riot for 4 time until Ell
ccnt Mayor closed the public houses and thus ended the
-difhcuitrs.
TIE names ~ the principals were George Zimmerman
and J.irn Dinsmore. Thos O'pnBncl. q New York.
tie seconds Of the former They fought this
ing Al tir Iroe- Roads. few miles above Georgetown
DinSfr- drew the first blood hut ia each Of the four
cdf-g rounds Dn-meFe suffered terribly losing
siderable aood and both eyes bunged up lie would
NOT yield hut Withdrawn ~ his seconds The com
tstsn; tavc returned 20 The city both with broken
heads. Zimmerman. the winner. l. quite lion The
parties wil 1, arrested tomorrow.
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-, st.or. orcurred "a The mai, train due here
- s,ls st. rorninv Wbcn about three mes
4. f.,cn Near the steam saw NIL. The locomotive
~riass tree that had been b!ewn sero.s tAe 49,
70, The engine and instantly killing the eng.
~ uiisr The train 49, going ~ the ra1e 81
a,v~,,y -sye miles hour. and The violence OF we
80, Threw the engine completely round me
- "a t.t t,oy were thrown from the engine, but
.siy escaped without injury IL 49, ., r.
wcrr taken 70 inc r's', ~ ic, arm rers broken
80 sls ~ss nearly riyr through bis bead sna ~
re rs sshrrwise menglsd Two baggage cars were
trvkcu.tg picccs.
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THE NEGRO EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON.
FURTHER PROCEEDINGS.
N~e~J~>>~~.- ~1.~s.s--sS~-sO~
PRAYERS FOR THE FUGITIVE,
DECISION OF CHIEF JUSTICE SHAW.
s<.-..>-sess-s-- .sr->N~.r.~S
NO HABEAS CORPUS GRANTED,
&C., SC, &C.


from the Boston Mail. April
The following placed in the decks Of most ~ our
churches yesterday. We hear that Parson C0ivcr ac
tuay read It, and complimented sammy Sewall, with
who il originated by giving II alSnson in sosne Of
his prayers No else, TO knowledge, disturbed
IL -
The undersigned freeman and in peril desires the pray
this congregation that God deliver him from te
opprcssor, and restore him 70 freedom. ms
THOMAS :, SIMMS.
Witnesses, T., sFwALI. MARI
r.. ". JACKSON.
DosIov, Arrli q, 1sJl
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Markets.
NEw ORLEANS, April l. 1851.
Cotton has been active since the receipt Of the Battles
and has advanced y cent Mess pork is firm N
S1I Choice monsses sells ut &c. and fcrmcntins. at
21c Sugar Is dull, the quotations being 4sc. &c.
for fair Sales 0. Ohio dour have been made ut - l2c
SAyssSAH. April 2. 1851
Our cotton market i very firm, although sales were
o, M" made Q; Yi2 bales, at previous rates,
CHARLssToS April |! 1851.
The cotton transactions ye'srday reached about 1000
bales Prices have advanced sc. &c. since the Bal
tics news. Exireme prices are SIC. a II &c.
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From 1rre TInytien.

lusro~, fp'ti 1901
-. ..w,,t ~ the schoonar Jane Howe from Cape
uavt,sn states that when ht len 81 quiet Inc @
sons hitherto mentioned ~ having been arrested ~ ~
al prnrr were black AMI hnI boon consPrinF a.
st-ov ~ whites and mulattoca capt " says, rom
,h.f H. could gather from te Intelligent vhtr r. ar-
ehsnta "a the Cepc - vas the tvidfns a'slSn on ~
an ,.uaf chance and that ia the ary'ntmeni ~ NJ
o,gcc. this rule bad been adopted and woud continue
NMN a.
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The Ohio River.

IPfFr4Hf N"W NVfA - i''h
The river measures feet " the channel Var "Se
se-s are sti ovcraowng with goods passing East ana
w. The markets are unchanged Weather clear,
at 20
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Connecticut Election Returns

New HAyES, April 7, 1851.
maiora over Babcock wing who is supported in this
city t. "higs and aboiit!onls. The State has undoub-
The second congressional district l. composed Of New
Haven and MdCkescx counties and elected Booth the
candidate for Congress two years since by small maio.
rity oru babcoek.
uAErropp April :, 1851
democratic representatives to 10 whgs-sane as last
year Twenty towns in New Haven. Fairfield New Lon
don, siddesex, and Windham counties, give 23 demo-
cratic representatives 10 whig representatives Demo
cratic Eon. 10. lngerso (dcm) Is elected to Congress
frem The "a district probably 10y 100 majority Seymour
which VEd however two wings TO the Legislature l.
and majority. This Congressional district i in doubt
shg state senator is elected in the Second district
by about 10 majority
The fs Senatorial district Is in doub. The third do
proballr democratic.
1t loS * A. II the democrats have the Legislature
TIE sheriff in Hartford county ia in doubt but the
chance ere in favor Of the democrats.
GENERAL RESI- IT CONGRESS.
inSers0lA democrat elected n New Haven and Mid
deaex Counties Cleveland soil democrat relect-
ed IN New London and Nindan' Hartford aud Toland
district doubtful; Fairfield and Litehfe,d partially
heard frem-prcbably Butler, whig, Is reelected
W1ss Nejors''. For Gsss 1,' F., Congress
SreeLwi, a.. ,.''''.''.''.....'.. - -
stamford ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. los 10J
NOrwaii ''......... rs Ia
De-noc.c,ic Mqjcifies Fer Gor-r,or. FL Congress
Wilton not heard from.
whig senator Is elected probably by 100 majority
R~y.estrtcsifws Elected -Crccnwich two vhi.s STAN
ford two wings Darcn choice; New Canaan, no
choice Norwak, two wings; Wilton, probably whig;
bridgeport. one democrat; Huntington democrat;
NestpoT3. democrat.
Fsirf,ii Foster, Cs majority. r. + Bsrnum elected
Sheriff in Fairfield county probably BY 100 to 900
jority-
" + Burrll dem, for Senstor in Tenth district by
about 3pa majority
y6Jrg E.yoe srtoti,ss-Sew Haven. East Haven, MI
ford Nsgatuc Midd.ebury Waterbury one Derby Msdi-
son D,~.-ya,s -Branford, iIauden North Hsven,
North l:ranfOrd Orange BETHANY, Seymour. No choce
in Cheshire. Guiiford, Mcnicn, Oxford, Williamsburg
and Waterbury,.
One uhig senator in ith. 9Th, lst and ID districts
Demo- rate senator 9Th sni 10Th.
Wing Sheriff in Ne~ Haven county. and democratic
Conei--Da
Tie II -rl 18th Congressional dist,ics are doubtful
From Scrnich. Cleveland fryesll dem, IL elected
yezr-1rss In New London sDa Wi1dEam counties.
- sh s.orsi. have swept this portion Of the State.
49,. Foster 80, seymour ..s5.
bic Representatives, in Wcathershell East Windsor.
sd srnslary, Msborough. Burlington, in East
isosi nrr in Brandy and one in New Britain.
cratic prescntatiye--Iil,.-tenbury, WindsoY
All Berlin south Windsor. Manchester and one
horiy, one in New Britain, no choice: one in East
H. nj choice.
hi c4s,tors elected in 1t snl ii districts sheriff
aCHrrrss man. doubtful
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General Scott nj Cincinnati.

CIScissATI, April Z, 1851.
General Scott arrived here at 10 o'clock. and
ceved by military companies. and large
u citizens. who escorted him to the Burnett House
where he viii remain for two three days.
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OS THE SYMPTOMS AID CURE or A Disease
oite9 not .nsvn :? els, though y is giving rise 70
There however three signs ~ which Il BE detected
Now hs dsSass retired e ,retaIs = ven known . 10
that disease suffered continue, 4 into chronic
hS ssas ia q BE- , St.'P & viii sr1
ur. But this chroaic state naturally terminates in
sS,r Y the enc ra ,er s'P the scss qa S
length q FAR yiSs ne hidden
1u.S - 9 Ds M oT sssaa ' s, =
s,le 20 imreH,a IL e str.am i ne,i.el ! qats mis-.
,,,et MI very 81. tAst ,sarh are rgsli.Ssa
especial nror.,Firt il already said
ths stream need = nnishcd i,rrdcd; hut observe
so,hin indicative Nest ! afheul, say how
s%T as r z sSq no. 5 s Sysas
~ ses ' sSss sa 4, la sa bodily f 's ara
mental emery Til snss, most mot hss .; ,
writer rarely ,and BE many every dayl n
tls q lgsas. irmsT q 7 g5styiny sl.o . os.sIv.
shc return = rs aud ,he - other maiass
,ad fully Tyr skssa the vs,e rlSs frss,s
RsrSas Se SSur: ~ ar w. SO
uncommon medical ad,sn.asos he ass enjoyed as we'll az
long sR9 ,s,snsSs rra cs - TIL ress,y be has snpls
every stage ~ these dsases w in the deporsb eff
from osaer source hosries Those who Apply ne
cure. Treatment BY letter.
IN rAwCETT MAS REMOVED ms OFFICE TO ~
Which without kecent
is IN rev days Sis Balm ef Zura for
medicine Tor that ascae eves known In ihis country
ng. MORRISON Is CONSULTED coNFIDKNTIALLY
- certain diseases which he treats whost mercury.
keeent oaees cted in fey days Tnryone years pratee
ensbes him t. debility he from self ahnss
See bic LSndsA d,p9n. -, hts private ONCE @H fu''s
nR. L. NoRTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE VINO
II have contracted diseases, 'Cvrs ut voleas hat s
Take Of Thy heah. havs devoted year, 70
profession and treated SUCCESSFULLY thousands Of
do 90 Tree charge from toe ~, Sundays
excepted you value your health Will avoid thcSs
knayss who unbushinsly EEL you That they MY
YOU and that their Kind of medicine Is s that 49,
esssary for diseass all i forms Persons whose hsslh
has been ruined By those sgotis call upon daily 100
william street
TYR. coNvERg ISvICoRATrNG eoRDIlL-T THE
~ only remedy for weakness aud debility of orxsas,
thoe sad disorders body and mind caused by
habits Of youth loung man, be cautious apply
for aid few bottles Of this Cordial will restore you
manly vigor Cordial 81 bottles three bottles for IS With
Important advice to the married and single Forwarded
the country. Dr. Cs Office q Third Avenue New York.
Letters post paid sold at ~ south street 90
Market street southwest Second and Green srsets
Philadelphia See National Police Gazette.
NoTICE-YIELDING TO THE EARNEST soLICIrA
tons o. very many who have been cruelty abused
esrtan st purnE individuals the undersigned will eop
tnne 70 rcscrhe rratuitousy for all diseases Of prv{
nature Those who by induging In certain destructfv
hs Youth have incaracteted themselves for the d-is
ha ea,nre ei LIE msy slso apply with certainty cfs
vsY. s'A"AN '"''' WV
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nR. coNvERs INvIGoRATING CORDIAL = TIE

NoIicE-flELDTNG TO THE EARNEST soLICIrA
tons on very many who have been cruelty abused
certain sefrutnE individuals the undersigned will oop
.nne prescribe rrauitou.y for all diseases o. prvA}
nnue Those who ny induiging In certain destructfv
hs ~ youth have inearscnted themselves for the dss
sha Ieanure OF NE may rto apply with certsinty ole
vsy, - '''''~'"e~N~
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The Pennsylvania Legislature.
II.RRisBrRG, April 7, 1851
The appropriation bills have passed the House today
by yeas ~ ~ mays ~.
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To- az. D,srscr-There i probably choice. The
x~ns fr,m fourteen towns follows B Thcmr
\ (vh,-) 2,i.T John G.. ra!frcy, free SOIL lar
gr,thir cham Jr., (dem GEL scatcra, 10. In these
-, the trial in ast JANUARY, Thompson had 2 80;
1r- no, Frothingbam lioT scattering, 81.
3s~f-sri pisTcr-Piitsisld shows . gain OF loo for
y &C., ttrich, (whig1 II compared with the January
srial. pa"n he lacked 275 vsscs ot election.
fs-ni DisrAicr-No. yct complete. We sabioin re-
Or lrt.I Tie f.nres nnmnl
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he Elections in Massachusetts, and
Connecticut.
Saa<rIDISCs OF THE 4. Y. LECiSLATCRE.
&c., Dr.. &c.


CONGRESSIONAL rErUnNs-rHIaD TRIAL.
6,co.D p,srr,cr Returns from fifteen towns in this
,show tina, there Is again no choice They stand
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ng. MORRISON Is CONSULTED coNFIDKNTIALLY
y certain diseases which he treats without mercury.
keRent oaes cred in few days TAirty0ne years ratse
en,bles him t. debility re. from esfahnss
See his bopdcN diploma hts private ohce, DAN Fulson
N. B.-ho fee tall cured.
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DR. 1. xoRTAMoRE WOULD saw no TuosE VIC

~ have Contracted diseases, aCvrs ut voleas." /
Take care Of Thy health. havs devoted many year,
profession and have treated SUCCESSFULLY thousands
tients. Those who wish " consult me, On those CANT
can do 90 TREE of eharge,l from A. N. toe y ~,
excepted. Hyou value Your health. you viii avoid
YOU and that their one Kind 81 medicine Is al TIA.
esssary for diseass In all lite forms Persons whose
william street.
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BOSTON, hrr 5-Arr chip shsgunga. tof PHILADELPHIA
faten MALTA. Dec. passed Aner lgth. Bark bennett
lO New lerk) ward London, Fob. 10 Justice Story, Ryder
Baltimore; brig Palm, GILL Mobile, 10Th ult; Ella bryant,
Wilmington, g. Selr Rusling Smith, aud Hawkins,
Philadelphia cid-llsrks Union kendrick Bsltimorci Ia.
Cpni Harding Phadclphia; Suutler, Mayo, Charleston:
paulina Ilnn Philadelphia. Sclrs Jas King Wainwright.
Washington. &; Harriet, trowell, Az xandra & Cham-
tcrlain Bcarse New York Mariner Nickcrson aud Web
ster DO.
htArr ships rharsaa Allen, Calcntta and 81 Helena;
Milton, Barlow Calcutta and & Helena ORANGES, Eis
Orltsns lnrbs Chcora, Rowland Palermo; Leon tSctl
ianl Bartolu Palermo Feb Z; To- Brown Fayaii hlo-
renee Woodward y Orleans; ElS. Eidrdgs M NJ
adclrhia Nashua, Clifford, rhladclphia; Adclta no
gers. White Philadelphia; brig TEN, Burke ctcnieeosi
Irit Ryder Philadelria schrs. John DODGE .nesser
81 Jago; Mystic fBrD Jones 81 kitt Geo Engs Dolr
foik Pavilion Paine Tsngcr May Nicker,on i,
burg Charles Grimm, Baltimore Mcdors DeVsreus ~
more j " Candy, Townsend; John Compton, Snarr W
Iorlitt Hewitt Mary Patterson, Batemsn, ,hn .mhas
Trowel Abbott Lawrence. Allen; Joa Fsrwel AeNahacr
NV fSrk. sld, ss,prjs,-prigs ! Marshall Npa sam
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Memphis Institute.
Medical Department.

ruE regular course of Lectures in this Insti-
tute will commence on the First OF mo-
vember. and continue until the last OF February;
The Anatomical department. will be opened anu
ready to receive students by theFirst OF Octobert
The Medical Department will be under the d'rec-
ton of the following
J. CONQUEST CROSS, M. d. Professor OF the In
stu,es of Medicines and Medical Jnrisprudence'
". BYRD POWELL, NJ. D., Professor oil Iereofa'
Physiology. Medical Geology and Mineralogy,
R. s. NEWTON Nj. D., Professor Of Surgery
H. j. HULCE, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and rrac'ice
0' wilson NJ D Professor OF Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and Children. n.,,;, .,a
J. KING, NJ. D., Professor OF Mater'a "eo''N' "'0
i;s11!sF.ss F!REEsiAN. M D. Professor of Anatomy.
!. j. MILTON MILTON sANDERs, A NJ, MD, Professor Of
Chemistry ycI1NfoUE Ipf SHesTT LIGHTERS.
MEDICINE-PROF II J
SURGERY-PROF. r. S. TON.
Q. FREEMAN, NJ D., AM i Demons,ra.or, -
rrbo fooe for a full course OF lectures amount 10
SlO5. ,...,,
S5. Demonstrators Fee $40. Graduation S2O.
Those desiring further information vii please
address their letters (pos, paid) TO the Dean; and
students arriving in the city will please call on h
at the Commercial Hotel.
R. s. NEWTON, NJ. D., Dean Of the Faculty
LAW DEPARTMENT.
HON F w NJ KING Professor of Theory an Prac-
~" non. v. D. BARRY, Professor of Commercial Ju-
risprudence.
All communications pertaining tothls Depart
"'n' must &c "O''' E.w. KING, Esq
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 1850
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral
worth and professional requirements, VIII compare
fay rable with the most distinguished in our coun
try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly
in this or any other country-alt OF them are aole
lecturers and the best Of teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographical
position, and the extent of our population can have
no doubt as to tho eligibility ofou situation for an
enterprise of the kind. AS to health, including
all seasons of tho year, we deny that ANY OTHER
CITY HAS MORE. -,
A common error exists in the minds OF many
students relative TO the place OF studying medicine;
those who intend practicing among The diseases OF
the West and South should certainly educate
themselves at school whose faculty are practical
" acquainted with those diseases.
That the public may be satisfied OF the perma-
nencv of this school, we feel it our duty to state
that the Trustees and Faculty form UNIT IN action
which augurs we'll for its future success; and tha'
the peculiar internal organization which connects
them, canno! be interrupted
'''''''' 'N'''O' f. w. NJ. KING.
President Of the Memphis Institute.
July II, 1850, IL ~
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FEMALE PILLS,
For Females oriy,
Invaluable to young, married and single.
DIR. LEHDY'S
Restorative and Monthly Pills.
Price l5 cfS. a 8Oy

Restorative and Monthly Pills.
Price 25 cts. a Box.
A CCOMPANIED with small pamphlet, con-
N tanning full directions, nsefni hints, niorma
ton and advice females from youth or puberty
10 I'D age.
Nature will be much assisted by their use, in
anticipation Of certain periods, or where there is
irregulariiy, suppression or absence OF tile natural
changes, and will relieve the suffering, pain and
distress common to many at thusc periods There
are other times also, when the married and single
will find them useful.
Mothers do not mistake the ailngs of your
daughters; when afflicted with Head ache, Dlzz-
ness, Painting. Loss Of Appetite. Sickness oil the
Stomach, Pains in the Sides or Breasts, Pains a
long the Back, Spine or across the lolns, Hystor-
cal or Nervous feeling, Depression or l'owness OF
the Spirits, Melancholy Dislike to exercise and
society, Palpi,aton of Heart, Bleeding atthe nose
&c. Too often are medicines given them for l.lv-
er complaints, D spepsa, Consumption, &c, when
The real cause is not suspected; and through in.
proper medicines and treatment their constltu-
tons are destroyed and their constitutions are de
strnyed, 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 deicacy and respect to the sex forbds il.
Sod Wholesale and retail at DR.. Leidys Dis
pensary, No ia North Fourth Street Philada.-
also by ]. R. McKain Camden; Toland SCurts,
Columbia; Black g. Ehny, Orangcburg; Or. P. ri.
Cohen and Dr.. J. A. Cleaveland, Charleston; and
by Druggists and Storckeepers generally.
aug. 20 &c 1y
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IIendersonville, N. c., Aug l6, 1880.
q j 4 q q 4 {

BEWARE OF coUSTERrEITs AND BASE INVITATIONS!
r5- The genuine will in future have the signature of F.
TAYLOR on the steel plate engraved label the top of
each box
Purchasers are advised that counterfeit of this
article is in existence.
The genuine is sold only by u.s. and by our agents ap
pointed throughout the Soth-ANnN PEDLAR Is ALLOW
ED TO SELL Dealers and purchasers generally are
cautioned against buying of any but our regular agents.
otherwise they will be imposed upon with worthless
ticle SCOVIL. II MEAD.
1l3 Chartres street. n Orleans, Sole General Agents for
the Southern States, to whom all orders must invariably
be addressed.
Sold at Mckan's Drug Store, Camden, s. c.; Hall d
Ropesi Winnsboro, S. c. Beach &, Ehney, Orangeburg
s. C.: ~. Fitch, Columbia, s. C.; Sold at wholesale oy
P. M: Cohen Co, Haviland, Harall d Co., Charles-
ton; Haviand, Rease e. Co., New York.
June 3. a an
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vi. Drucker & Co.

4 RE just opening large aud new assortment
n of Spring and Summer Clothing Of every
description
Ready Made Shirts,
Silk and Muslin Cravats and Handkerchief,
Kid. Silk, and Thread Gloves,
Boots and Shoes,
NIoIeskin, Panama, Leghorn and Straw Hats
of the newest style.
They have received great quantity Of
Plain and fancy Panaoons Sluffs, and
Vestngs, Linen Drills. and very PRETTY as.
sortment of Irish Linens.
And invite their friends to call and examine
their stock being certain to be able to satisfy them
in every way.
Camden, April Is, ISL. 30 If
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Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster,
THE GREAT REMEDY.

For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in The Side, Hip,
Back, Limbs and Joints, Scrofmla, Kings
ErH, While Sue7lings, Hard Tumors, Stf
Joints and all Fired Pains uhaierer. Where
this Plaster is applied, Pain cannot erist.
THESE PLASTERS possess the advantage Of being
i put up in artght boxcs-hence they retain their full
virtues in all climates
HAVE You FRIENDS GoINGTO CALIFORNIA,
By all means advise them to take along supply Of this
plaster it may save them hundreds of dollars il their
lives, tho exposures which they have to endure in the
cured by the use of this celebrated plaster for the Of
which many have been obliged quit their lahors and fall
into the hands of the physicians, who by their extava
ganty high charges soon take away the hard earnings Of
the bayest laborng BY sleeping in tents or on the
ground Rheumatism, Spinal Disease, Stiff Joints, Lame
Back or Side and all like diseases trouble them
and many times entirely lay them up, when the simple
application Of this plaster would give them Immediate
lief and enable them to proceed with their abors without
delay.
Pam and Weakness in the Stomach, Weak Limbs AfIec
tions Of the Spine, Female Weakness, &c. No female
subject to pain and weakness in the back side should
be without it. Married ladies, in delicate situations, find
great relief from constantly wearing this Plaster.
The application of the Plaster between the shoulders has
been found certain remedy for Colds Coughs Phthisic
and Lung Affections in their primary stages 1t destroys
Inflammation by pcrspiration.
JEW DAVIDS OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
MEssRs. SCovILL g. MEAD: have been troubled with
the chronic rheumatism for the last twelve years On the
ls of July ls4s was so bad that could not myself
in bed, and the pain severe that had not slept wink
for six days. At this time my attending physician prescrl
bed the Hebrew Plaster and it acted like charm the
pain left and slept more than half of the night and in
Plaster the best remedy for Nil Of pains now in use.
G. W. M'MINN.