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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
OFFICE of the AMERICAN ATLAN.

III OF tue AN EhltiN 4 IA Nv
~ TIC and PACIFIC SHIP CANAL CO.-Ne~
York. Nov. g. Whereas, Our attention has been
called advertisement IN The San Fr,c,sco DRY
Erenn9 Prcayune of the Gath Sept signed r. vande-
water, Agent hch the public are Informed IN II me
Nicaragua New Steamship line " has me etclnsCo gL'
70 the navigation Of the between the two Oceans
across the State Of Nicaragua and notice was gwen ht
sailing vessels and steamer, then sdvefu'r3 L.. ssn
Juan del Sur had no authority privilege, and that ths
get at all by the steamers OF the NICARAGUA Oo
papy therefore, ., ,,,.,, a
by us untrue IN every par toulsr and that sad NAnde
waeris and never has been. our Agent io any pur
I'd Rrsolred That never have gwen etcl isVe prv-
eges 10 any hne lines and never emPlaed SO doing
bnt that on the contrary thereof Inc across the Isl A.
ms OF Ncaagus was organized for the transp OF
al passengers who may come TO IT, aud viii Dc enpYed
I'd Resord That the foregoing resolution be published
Ia the papers of the Cites of New fots ana san franc 500
nd ST. By order. IsAAC {. LEA Secretary.
SHANGHAI FOWLS. - Sure bred
- sbanehse Fowls for sale At the coal Office corner 'th
and Thompson SIS They bred from she imported stock
If eco Bunham ESD Of Boston, and Will be warrant
va wv n3lW
IRVINE of every description, Cut and
W,erght Nails Brads and Spikes, Shoe Threads Ma
Mia Hemp and Cotton Cordsse, oakum, Carpet warp.
Filling Thr ads SC &c for sac ~ 1yts-c M ,,e
ms - ClbhA CO"i""' 4'o. w o"''-'
DEMOVAL.-M MORALES begs to
IL inform his friends and psrons that he has en}yed
cn No le 10 the elegant establishment, No ll3 As
sau-st , between Ann and B.ekman SIS where lac has
opened superb assortment. 81 choice brands 81 4'hhl
oecason Ills stock contains all the svorte brands aud
many and choice brands Of CgArs manuiactalei A.
his in Havana and never before seen NJ h
ma,Let ~ respectfully asks The favor Of call and Hat
ers himself that lie sell Wholesale and retail "a Is Ia
1uhIe terms IS any other esab shmeEt this cssntry
ns 81. II MORALES No. li3 Nassau q.
ENOR SALE--A small quantity Of FUR
Il NITURE, nearly new. consisting of Carpet, Ma
y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

HORSE, LIGHT TOP WAGON and
n uARNIss-For sale very stylish and fast dapple
hroxp Horse Isl hands hg years old perfectly SOUND
and gentle single double harness or unaef gag
70 be- seen at KERRs Livery Stable, corner MAKE, ana
MopYce-,ta. "'A''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
AZ PRIVATE SALE.-The 3-story

Frame House aud ot tie west side VI 10Th av.,
between t3t and 4ish-s commencing IS feet from The
Gomez OF asa At and 10Th. ave House Is by 2
With kchsn IN the I.aT ~ by IS Lot % by 100 For
TENS md particulars. apply to "a. Anctloneers, 80
h8i~ COLE tHiLION, NOV N'i-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
UOVEY'S PATENT

w observation-disclosures Nos 50 and 81
,.ls,t; 8. and No 65 Cou TlaBtt. corner OF washing
st New York where igh asseraeni Of thoss es,
be marrf.c.us ~ vey L1zellof Wore .ster, Mass
Thesc machines I'D only - re tired IA coa2ettoa win
IN ,ber cxlnter cutter, To show decided preference.
Tbs rufcaseIs nay be imposed "ppa by those deaf
fr IN thF c;y srt elsewhere ethnk ior then IHtere'I
"a rrfsnnfs the TINE merit of ". Hoveys patent straw
Cutfer which con'lIs important improvements rhlch
other competitors dare not use tse undersigned here enei
themselves obi gated e. any one that viii place
~ com eton aod trial any other Cyl nder Gutter which
has been maze or offered for sale IN Ne York or ar
Eoyeys parert Mschnes AGAINST any other Of equal s1A
ard lie ore hat performs re greatest amount Of work 10
IT, ~. s,ren TN with the Least power. applied "a cut
me- -. w or corn stalk. the Machine that shat ne
deeien, shall forfeited to the oher or the M,snne
s a.. uThi.e the knives the cylinder the other
.baII be docared foselted Purchasers Will do Te %
so ~ oaeIs,iou Of O.her Machines with " Hover
.sn; stTpw Gutter which Will al be marked W. HoveJ
pstss'. i'''' WILLIAM HOyEY & LAZELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
NOR SALE. at CENTRAL MORRIS.

u ANlA-,s feet from the New Depot, corner Lot,
- BY 100 feet; pucs $6c also SO lots Yarmouth.
near Upper hesrsansa DEPOT Inquire No 50 Fulton o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
uyO PLUMBERS.- HAYDEN &

i SANDERS manufacturers offer for sale at then
Warehouse No 2i9 Pesrst full assortment 81 Groom
Work made EXPIRE sly for plumbers and calculated 70
stsnd Croion pressure Also a large variety OF steam
Cacks OIL Cans &c for Locomotives aud Stationary En-
yiues fo2 Pm Il T. W. GERE, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
DOOMS to LET-FURNITURE for

TO LET-N0. Chambers st.-A Store
with Gas Fixtures near Chathsmst. Good loca-
ton for taaors, bootInsks or Cigar r,aeaiacturers
IS s,s A. HOFFMAN, Basement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
COUNTRY RESIDENCE- Wanted

~ with from Is 10 20 II Improved land The house
must be IA good condilan and not less than
good ssss rooms together with the neeessar,
garden good ffWlt and water. Must be convenento
rail steamboat route and from 10 hours from New
York CITY Long Island preferred None but the princ
pals treated with Spectators and Others need not
swer this Address stating particulars and the lowest
Price intended 70 be taken postpaid WILLIAM HENRY,
Broatway Post Once. NJ iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
Real Gstate for 9ale.
NOR SALE in BROOKLYN-A two

story and attic brick HDnse, situate on Coumbid De-
tween Union and Sackes SITS, being tie sixth hoase from
Uno az Lot 81 by 81 feet House u by Sc feet with Col
onnade font and il flushed in good style. Ptce - $50
Apply 20 l.. H. bUDLOW,
al iaw2vS (b73l NO Ill WdItst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
mo DFNTISTS.-For sale, the Office

s.,,.s and good Will OF Dentist located at county
,nsnsysI New York within eight hours oil Ne~ IVIA
CIV b. railroad but t'e eompetGn c1y one
$4,000 immediatsy 10 DR. WILLIAMS care ~ Jones'
WINK w. Nv Wv n4 3TuTh&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
TOTHR DENTAL PROFESSION

Il DR.. JOHN ALLEN OF Cincinnati Ohlo 10" odeIs
to his professional brethren the opportunity Oh avahs
themselves of the advantages of his invention IN Mecha
cal Dentistry BY method Teeth are uniIel % ths
metallic plate by fusible mineral composition py whca
the Teeth Gum and Plate. ecome one lneptraoe mss
and at the time beautiful gum color Is hfough' ou
so as Ia resemble nature itself
DIS BRIDGES SMITH, of No. 1903 HenT-st BOOK
lyn L. MY my exclusive agents III an Ne" Eng
land ana New Jersey They vii give instruction ahd dr
h The cor vosiou such desire to avail thenseve
Of this desdeTatum Mechan cal DENSITY Dentsts our
of the neat cities IL New York and Penns wanna SAC
can also meet with attention 10y addressing DIS bR.DIES
& SMITH. as above. JUN tbhh',,
2t.M&Ss No. ~ an sl.lCE'iuua-i'
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-15

the truth of this assertion, and defy successful
contradiction to this proposition. Whether the
opinions of newspaper Editor.of small preten-
sions are Of much consequence or not or wheth-
er our sagacios, and rey pise friends IN their oaen
conceiis think it worth while to preserve the Cam
den Journal is another, which has nothing to do
with the question, and which, by way of paren-
thesis, we take occasion 70 say, don't cause US ma
ny moments of seepless anxiety. AT THE PUBLIC
GOOD WE AIN, and if our endravors to promote
the good of our people shall result iu any wise to
their benefit, we shall have done, at least some
good, to counterbalance the evil which ts1herwlse
may have occurred. Our mechanics ought to- be
preferred in every instance, when their auallfca-
tions ente them 10 consideration. In every de-
partment of the industrial pursuits, and of the
Arts and Mechanics, men may be ound:who are
identified by the bonds of interest, which are stror-
ger than all others beside to our own peculiar in
stitutions and laws.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-15
Arrival of the Georgia.
FAILURE TO ELECT A Z. S. SENATOR. ;.


New YORK, April 7, 8 pm.
The Steamship Georgia, Capt Porter, arr-
we'd this evening from Havana, brings the Cali
ornia mails aud sixty passengers brought ny
tie steamer Falcon.
The dates from San Francisco are to March
llth. =:
The Courier says that the efforts made by
the Legislature to elect United States Sena-
tor in place OF Col. Fremont have proved iuet-
rectual. When the Convention first met, the
pro,,tinent Wing candidates were Hon. /. But.
ier Kiug and Hon. John Wcthered, and the
Democratic candidates were Col. Fremont aud
Mr.. Hs0aanfelt. Mr.. Wethercd finally aban-
doned u8Ssontest, and it was narrowed down
to the tRtee others named.
After: ifiearly $50 ballotings, the Convention
finding it impossible to make choice, adjourn
ed till the list Of January next. king had the
highest:tote OH the last ballot, but lacked SIX
or ei.sht;rotes of an election. Heydentelt was
tlsassSa6site of the Democrats. Fremont who
commenced with only half dozen votes, grad.
ually increased in strength, until before the
Convention adjourned his vote eqnaled that
of IIeydenfelt. On the last day the latter with
drew, and Colonel Weller was substituted in
lis place, who received exactly the vote before
niven to the withdrawing candidate. good
deal of feeling exists OIL the subject, and the
senatorial question will enter largely into the
next political canvass.
On Sunday Odd Of February, San Francisco
was in a tremendous state Of excitement on ac-
count of the anticipated execution by the popu.
lace of two noted scoundrels, Stewart and
Wndred, for nearly numbering Mr.. Hanson,
respectable merchant of this place, and robbng
him of $1,000. A meeting of citizens was
called, several of our most Influential and veal
thy men presided, and the prisoners were CIV
en- fair trial by Jury. The Jury, however,
disagreed, aud the officer of justice took pos
session of the culprits. At Sacramento City
similar affair occurred, but the offender did not
escape 50 easily. Frederick Roe noted gam.
bier Shot throug gh the head a Mr.. Chas. Myers
for interfering to put. an end to quarrel in
which he was engaged. A meeting OF the citi-
zens was called, in which the most prominent
and influential men took part. Roe was tried,
convicted, and in less than five hours after the
commission of the crime he was hung in the
presence of an assemblage of thousands.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-15
DIR. wis IAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

was known many years ago that the wild cherry
Of this climate possessed valuable m,ca properties. In.
deed this fact was known the absrignes and decoc.
ton of the leaves bark Of this has been regarded
by their physicians of The eilrctnal remedies
in many dieases This fart, several years SINCE arrested
the attention of Dr. Wistnr. highly respectable pnct
toner Of Virginia He investigated with the healing
properties OF the wild chcrry-csred its effects when ad
mnistcrcd alone, nnd when IN combination with other
remedial agent. He found that IT'S NATURAL virtues might
he greatly improved and by combining with Ingredients
whose properties well proved and generally recogn
zrd medicine produced which lstilucs 4 remedy
Of great value in pulmonary affections and diseases of the
chest and hroa-Gisea>rs which provcrbiay prcya
lent in cities and arga and "frn prove fatal
swelling the bills olmnraliy mnrh greater extent than
il the with mos, Others had almost said all uiber
classes Of diseases:
EXAHlNE CLOSELY BEFORE PURCHASING
The genuine Ralsam is put up in bntiles with The wors
DR. WlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY :"
Phila" blown in the clnss.-cach bottle bearn. label
on the 'front.' with the signature Of
ii. WISTAR NJ D.
This will b. enveolGd hereafter with wrnpper COPY.
right secured 1914 on which will always apprar the writ.
ten signature of = l. BII'rS ANY one connr,rfi,inp
the label wrapper, forging the signature of the Gem
eral Agent will be punished with the umost rgor of the
law.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrappcr.
for snle in Camden at ckAlNS lrng Store. Wholesale
by p NJ. COHEN L. Co Charleston, s. G., and by Drug
gsts generally throughout the Stale.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-15

Our friend and orrespondent LANCASTER must
excuse our apparent want of courtesy to his last
favor. 1t Was laid by and overlooked, and for
want OF room this week, we are compelled to de-
fer its publication, but will do so at our earliest
convenience. On Friday we hope to lay porto n
of it before our readers, and conclude The article
in the succeeding number, of the Journal. There
are many strong reasons advanced and they are
supported by strong arguments why South Caro-
lima should secede, Gf it must be so) single han
ded and alone.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-15
From the Daily South Carolinian.
sts.Va Vaccination.

: MEssRs. Ep1roRs Il have lately found that
much prejudice exists against vaccination, and
among intelligent persons, In many OF our coun-
try neighborhoods. With view to collect nu-
thentic information of its inestinable value,
from source furnishing appreciabie knowledge,
while sending him Vaccine, addressed an in
quiry to Dr. 4. A. Elliott, Of Orangeburg, in
whose neighborhood Fariola (small Pox) had
appeared. 1 send you, for publication, his re-
ply, and need scarcely say that the testimony
olso experienced practitioner, and one whose
opinion is so entitled to respect, ought to dis
pei all opposition to- the free nextension-of this
important addition to medical knowledge by
the immortal Jenner. Respectfully yours,
K. W. GIBBEs, NJ. D.
Columbia, April 8, 1851.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-15
Encourage Home Industry.

Why is it, we ask, that Domestic Enterprises
are SO often suffered to drag along, and sometimes
out a miserable existence, with scarce enough
patronage or encouragement TO keep soul and
body together. Unfortunately this is too true
The South has relied too little upon itself, its own
strength has never been tested, nor have its re-
sources been developed, to any considerable ex-
tent--all for the want of proper spirit of enter
prise among her people. But to our text:
The true policy Of the South, is the en-
couragement of every species and class of
Home Industry and Domestic Enterprise, be it
what it may. If for example, man sets himself
up by the side of the road, to make wagons, or
even shoes, coopers-ware, or any thing else, his
work ought to be preferred, and encouraged be-
fore Northern. 1t is no reason because we may
get Northern article few cents cheaper, that
We should prefer it to Southern. Every man
ough; to be willing to tax himself to some extent
for the encouragement and support Of trade at
home, for if we carry the idea out, We shall very
clearly sec, that in the long run nothing would be
lost by such course. On the principle of pro-
ducton and reproduction, we may easily discover
the secret Of success in the tact that the demand
coming greater for all articles consumed, lar
ger number Of persons would have employment,
and consequently, there would be less reason
why. paupersm and rascality should be found in
the land. These are only collateral reasons, and
are glanced at merely specifically, to show the
necessity for the encouragement Of Home Indus
try. Thousands would be benefited, and our
country would be more prosperous, enlightened
and happy. This is the genuine spirit of Inde-
pendence. And if the South would accomplish
her Independence and establish it upon a sure
and permanent basis, let this policy be pursued.
We are glad that the doctrine is gaining strength
every day, and that our people are looking at
home where they ought TO their true interests
If we were extensively engaged in manufacturing,
our position before the world would be more re-
spectacle and commanding Already, the pro-
ducts Of our soil are founl entering every
civilized port, and there is no reason why we
should not furnish those, with the same COM
modities, that are furnished us necessary for
our use If The same amount Of patronage
was bestowed upon Southern Enterprise, which
is lavished and wasted upon the Nort if in other
words, if our people would stay at home and keep
their money here, we would have the most pros
porous and happy country in the world. Our
soil, our climate, and every thing goes to prove
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-15
For the Camlen Journal.
MEETING OF THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS
ASSOCIATION OF LANCASTER DIS.
- - ERII"E


TRICT.
Agreeably to the provisions of the Fourth
Article of the Constitutions of the Southern
Rights Association of Lancaster, regular
meeting of the Association WAS held in the
Court House, on Monday, the 7th inst ~ ve-
~ respectable number OF citizens were IN atten.
dance upon the meeting. Or. K. E. Wylie, the
President Of the Association, took the Chair
VIM. A. Moore, aud III. r. Crawford. acting as
Secretaries. The minutes of the last meeting
being read, the President called upon the Coun.
Gil OF SAFETY to lay before the mcetIuy amy n-
formation which they might have oi Importance
to tile association The Secretaries 10 whom
were referred the papers containing the names
of sisners to the Constitution, then reported up
wards OF. foe hundred signatures. 1he regular
business OF the meeting being ended, the fresl
dent read the Rcsolution Gi the Osangeburg
Southern Rights Association, recommending
the appointment of delegates to Convention Of
Associations, to be held at Columbia OH the
second Monday in May next, to take counsel
together, for the promotion of our commOn OBJ
ccl and to adopt such measures OF concerted
action as may, upon consultation with each
Otupr, DC ucpulGu DeSL caiCuldtcU W au'IlCc
the cause of Southern independence.
Mr. Williams tfen moved that the President
appoiut Il Committee OF rive persons, to noni
hate Delegates to the Convention, to be held
in Charleston, the first Monday i'll May next.
The President appointed the following gentle
men-Capt. J. u. Mcllwain, Capt Ru;ledse,
WIN. a. Moore, Esq, Joseph Gal!aci,att, Ma.
or rhos p. Ballard.
The Committee retired for few minutes,
and then reported the following names as Dele
gates:
Capt VIM. McKenna, James H. Wither.
spoon, Daniel Brown, Maj. Thomas F. Ballard,
Capt. J. D. Mcllwail, Col. Dixon Barnes, Dr..
Z. Cauthcn, Jno. Williams, Esq, p. II. Ham.
mond, Wm. Z. Cunningham, rhos X. Cureton,
Jno. NJ. Dolby, WIN. Stephens. DR.. X. f. Wy
lie, Joseph Gallachatt, John w. Cook, VIM.
A. Moore, Esq, NJ. Clinton, Esq. NJ. r. Craw.
ford, Esq, Capt. rhos. Clybourha, Robt. Nc
llwain, Capt. Wm q. Stewart, }. r. RutIedgc,
Col. Thos. W. Huey, Capt. J. +. Suunmerville.
Mr. Moore then moved that the proceedings
Of the meeting he published in the Camden
Journal and Charleston hlercury. There be-
ing no further business before the meeting, on
motion of MIR. Williams, the meeting adjourned.
Old Lancaster is composed OF boys and men
who know their rights, and dare maintain them
notwithstanding she is sometimes traduced
by upstarts. DIR. X. L. WiLlE, Pres.
Mp. CRAWFORD. Secretaries.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-15

Modification in Massachusehs.-A special
joint committee, of which Joseph T. Bucking-
ham is chairman, in the Massachusetts Legis-
laturc, has reported very stringent bill, de-.
signed'to interfere with the operations of the
fugitive slave law. 1t breathes the spirit of
open nullifcation 1t forbids any officer or
member of the volunteer militia of Massachu.
sets, at the command or requisition of a U. S
Marshal or deputy, to act part of the posse
comilatus in the arrest or detention of any alle-
ged fugitive slave, under severe penalties; re.
quires all district attorneys to defend arrested
tugitives; and provides that a jury trial may be
claimed by every fugitive not released, after ex.
animation by q. 5. commissioner or justice
of any court.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-15
Iaatherand Shoe Factory.

'Messrs. Alden and Murray are engaged in the
manufacture Of Leather and Shoes, and are pre-
pared 10 shoe all the Ladies, and as cotemporary
Of. ours once remarked very aPpropos, "the Gentle
men TO boot" -
Their Tannery is situated about two miles from
Camden, OH the Lancaster Road, and is under sue
cessfu operation. We are always glad to see inn
provements going on, and are encouraged to be-
lieve that our cause is not entirely extinct but OH
the way to success. s-h
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-15

Nessrs. Workman g. Boone, are also engaged
in the manufacture of Boots.and Shoes, and are
prepared to accommodate their customers OH the
most favorable terms. They have a'compete as
sortlnent on hand, and as our friend Fulton, of
the North Carolina Argus, isays: "W bear
comparison with any made in the Union, from the
finest aud smallest baby's slipper to the most sub
stantial (and we add largest) covering for the un.
derstanaing's of the lords of creation"
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ORASGEBuRG, March 81, 1851.

DEAR SIR My duties are such that it will
b. impossible for lie to do more, at present,
than give you, in a few words. my experience
in relation to the efficacy of Vaccination as
preventive of Small Pox.
In no case have seen Variola (Small Pox)
proper occur in any one protected by Vaccina.
ton previous to exposure to Variolous conta-
giou--aud i'll every case where Vaccination
mas been resorted to (if not too long delayed)
after such exposure, it has invariably modified
the disease.
BY being protected, Of course mean a gen.
uine Yaccnation. Do say too mach, when
state my belief that one-e ghth Of the number
of Vaccinations are spurious! In four of the
cases now andlatcly under my treatment where
Vaccination was resorted to after exposure, the
attack has been much lighter than i'll ordinary
cases of VuricelLa (Cnicken Pox)--indeed,
were it not for the previous three or four days
fever, and the fact of the exposure to Variolous
contagion being known, believe that any one
would have pronounced them Yariccila.
As to the danger or bad effects attendant on
Vaccination, have seen none, and in the past
three weeks near three hundred cases have
come under my knowledge. Rc-Vaccination
have also been numerous, and the only case at
tended by suffering, WAS that OF '*.**", whom
you saw, and who required nothing but cool
ing lotion to give him perfect relief. u
The above is based on the facts presented in
cases lately occurring sixteen miles from this
place. Up to this time, of ten showing erup.
ton, three only were strictly Variola tine 9TH
ers being modified by Vaccination.
Yours respectfully, -
H.. A ELLIOTT.
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From the I.cuiyvfy,e Dcmoerat.

The columns nf hePress rhronghoutthe country
he filed with notices Of aEd specifics for all diseases
tia, esh il heir TO. that scarcely knows what 10 do
other and better may he overlooked Bat from the
arkabc cues. higher order. and va amount Of testimony
daily brought under perona notice. Of the extaordna-
nv effracy ofD Rogers Lyerwort and Tar. are com.
pee TO regard the evidence oenf ssnses, aud confident
" state that for Coughs and fax and that hydra Headed
monster Consumption We think this prelaation safe,
sperdy and certain cure At all events may say 70 our
rends-try il. II can he obtained at McKains' Drug
Store Camien s. .and il does not help them, noting
will See advertisement in. another column ~