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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23
The Latest from HIex,eo,

EEw ORLEANS, Jan 20 1852
News from Vera Cruz TO the 4th instant has been re.
ceved TIL. disturbances which have occurred at the
cities Of Mexico, Puepla ard other places. have been
easily suppressed aud the country Is in compara-
tive state Of quiet.
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The Pennsylvania Loan, sc.

JhU IoJAs
Governor Biger has ,ignea the bill authorizing the
loan Of $4,000 to pay The Feb uary interest.
The STATE Agricultural Society held their annual meet
Ing in the Hall of the House yesterday afternoon There
Nasa full at ndalce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23
From Boston.

MAN DRowNED-PATAL ACCIDENT.
Boston, Jan 20 1852
Yesterday afternoon Arnold Wells was drowned near
this city. lie twenty Ave Of ags and con, we
believe, Of the late Arnold Wells, ESQ
Yesterday q student of Andover Theological College
was the Worcester railroad near Newton
and inrtantly Killed. lie was son o. Dr. l.. u Brown
ibis CITY
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TSleQrUDhIC ISSnOrts.

CHARLESTON, Jan. al, 1859
The cotton market Is languid aud depressed Sales
have reached l,oib bales-extrenes, 6ss ask.
CiSoiSvArI, Jan. "a 1852
Provisions are advancing 600 bbls MESS pork cold to-
day at SIS, and 900 bba lard at 7s.s. &c
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Passengers Arrived.
CaARlysrOr-BArk PetreA-H Derr. r X yohnso


CsasRrs-Btosnlship FL DorAdo-Rov d Deal lady And
son Rev Kmborlln and lady DR. Honusn. Mr. willard.
Pesrco and tvo ladies Mrs Losvts Mrs. Messerv shaw
u Jones Hishlane. Abbey u Baker, ID Worth Sac
B,sck = ofnnds ykinsm,sn = pnrcson, y asa
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DISPATCHES FOR MRxIco Tho United States
cutter Duane sailed frsm New Orleans on the
10th inst for Vera Cruz, with Dr. I. j. w. Kennedy
as bearer of dispatches for our Minister in Mexico.
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Suddenly, jan 2I Mrs CLrrA II SCHULTZ after a
short but severe Dine@ aged ri years end saonfhs
Funeral At Tie trsispce VI hcr brothsr "a. iav, biz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-23
M. La CROlXE PRIVATE MEDICAL TREAiISE-
~ Fifth edition; by La Croix, II B, Albany. NY
ha.&

LespesS publ3hed 100 plates
20 Ph oogy Of Marriage and the sceras inui.!es aud
disorders of youth ana maturity resulting
which destroy the rhysiosl and mental all
arising from sntisorc don, with psi md snp. rules BY
v3ioh s persons sbemseives ythcrs mcrcUry,
sh the sqthors obSssyasoEs On marriage i.' au.s AND
escuah cations, And their rcoiios wish oolcyed III
gaph illustrating The srasomy and physiocgy, and die
OF shs reproduetve OF both sher
tnres and functions. II sontsns many inporsaaa
hass V those contemplating natrIaony ya,Oh win over
objecsiocs againfs ravrise However should
ske ihs imyegtens step wishout rst ooneuns Us psses
II reass OF all diseases of fenslss whether married since,
Strangers Who requra medical AID before consnsps arY
ecor 9rsho hnsw whether their oaseh a,o properiy
6rseod BY those whom shey nooy .ne thus
20 Imposition Of auaokery so prevaiaas IN popuag ss
~ a Croiz legally qualified rhyscsta. md for tho
spy years has been daiy consulted tha ass-ea.
,.asee Of which his bcox sreas psrsonsy veil =, -
lSsscr Any person sencsus twenty censs la
r3ss paid will sese BIZ mail lree Of poss.Re,
fFe oopie. Ter 81 Address Dr.. ]. La CRoik Bsavsy
G.Jenh Altsny, N Y. Sold by Garrett n Co.. ~ s.ress
SD asringsr n TcTnsepd, - Esostvsy. n. Y. Bsasli
MIA - IInYd aa,aak Euin.ta.
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M EDlG L.


nR. gEATH'S AgRAL SURGERY 1852 BROADWAY.
~ from 70 o'clock daily. for the OF loaf
and all diseases Of Dr. H. aso treats diseases
ard ineerts artificial eyes Without pain moving
beautifully, like the Lottos3 should he
Gil. ana contain 81, corrective attention.
al ICHLY IMPORTANT 40 IkvALIDS.-AN INFAL-
bie remedy for those teplorale debiliSies
quent self Abrse. incApseatrg the fer business
society and mstr msy 10 heard Of gratis BY address
ing pest no box 100 Bro adway Post Oee N Y Persoes
loorpg undex those conp-ire especially those contem
plating marriage before applying 10 Doctor, nsssr
what Lis preteDficnS should f.il
lusble iaformston which viii themselves much oo-
bic tile ind
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n RHINE lNT ELAIGEN NC 4 !.
noYsmsa,a Of IN. Ocean s.srmxrx.
arcN.

PORT or NEW YORK, JAN %, 1859.
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ElR. HUNTEa, PROPRIETOR OF TIE oLD Arp
- long established huntot'sn Dspauslry, No Disigiar
treet Rev York city. private diseases
Gays ns they havobeen yecrc sandrs Don't DO humbuggg
by tile qpaek Doctors hat call snd DR.. Hunter ona-
before applying elsewhere robbed health
money Eere few who desired tho Doctor 70 pubs
teen pr0cia - !ou veake, Of droEafoi
eesaso that broke ont all over and tho OF
c:ry ~as 90 reduced wss laid up than yssr
hsd been given By dozen decto-o. rohh Ella" 'Yor
cured no II the time Of the cholera, 10 three weeks
most dreadful disease of tnap years stanalnx
vas as much IS theie lives were worth TO b in
with mo- John hurley. filets Cook" Twelve yoars
30, applied - London ply sioan 20 DO cured ef
Certain disease he pronounced well In tlra IL
loss than nths 10 broke out tried othYS
with the same effect aid never thoroughly vol of tb
lYcFa aad many beaded monster until called at DIE
pensasy iour 1esrs age and ever since oouaa
nrY men living. Edwin Ccfar." mir II the ouiy
genuine Frce one dollar only. This remedy
patient aF-rst secondary attacks and s the
d. on earth that dcsit You ell find this by biIser
perieuee IL you trust 20 othcg
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n. Y.
plating msrisge. before applying 70 Decsor nsNtr
igsbe Information. which viii themselves
bic time end money
sS'nE NAKGIID woxAN's PRIV ATE aEDIcAL COM
o. u oneD- aensi eth edition. l8mo pp. 2s0-rdls 81.
agoosena:s wife and peogpisry difficulties the haa
sana might have been sptred y timely Pones;icn o. this
doa .is en- sers ess
Who's assS dssi COS pssa i salAsIesse d
asrs also evssy lem w she ans
shsf budding INTO the oshos II .he decas
dassver ssasss synSssns asa siaeisS.
isr'f.oa 8 lower IRON soaslsqse Ia Dsy.ou oti)
" psAa a.s ~ vie Ass sssa pssaspssiy q. as ier
aud aaa,Ss scisrs during her
Ss s fs pss R s'i sHs @.ss
an Whioh WAS, the Last oeoaaoa tssp.ned Of cup
ss lie lii seT ao
iaonshs heasa youE 9osh highly SPOKEN o. e e9g.sinipg
s "a sss a Ii ss L - my @ s Sssa
Ssdy srsSse ss'fs W. 70 Ms rh s
hays p,ssoa over head in s human p,obsby ny wife
Soea have soen In Zee ssra ard ohi,arss ef sthes
roa. SUBJECTS .ss.os o. q snoy Of nssars ssros
y s n nSa9 ss s.a;
S ss & ' eshssa ss.sg
Lca She receipts OF H. COPY Will be scsAsss9S hs mail.
free postage 70 pars Of le uni:os sssao letters
box
A. s. keasins has eosshahsd tby hia gfess, snpernr
s,rey him hot only for the ssscnshnyy rapia
OF tht disease while local without IN many using
yoArg dur.cn oAuaus this destruction OF sho bones for
and which have the the ei
nent without his sorviocs uoh sought
and vssed for unless she system 10 entirely froed From
the posen II Aecs5 She Offspring for gtnere-
sons The written cersinontes published BY him ave-
that he Is no& afraid 70 essert be aled
enough h prsoepsore were the grsas Essrd Of Paris and
Acton Of London The oerttcate1 the
fortunately vctim6 Of ef abuse there arc
thousands who cannot be CURED wis medicines He,
fre especiay soliot half soasdonss
Whatsoever omps.ns IN ths Speciality a. he always
rsntoes and aTehtneGt
tor full eent Of the wish fse to box II way
Iors Ofoe, New FORK, will be necessary. Patients appy-
lag personally have ssp.rsto 0fioo hours In ths
morning III, and te Gin Abe e,ensa< =. ~ Eese street.
druggists k.R.Fis rrsr:l work will pu sltshed
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SR GCRhkSos Is CONSULTED uonfiDENrIALLy
- on cersaih diseaGe3 which he treats Vighont srgrrY
Joer. ssos he crrs n three days Thtytwc years prs
sns enables him 70 sheso debiitice aDnr frow
hbago, and rcnscro original London nplor
"a his private Office E gultou No eo till cured
6R; i: boRTAMoRE DoEs NOT PRETEND THAT
" he the nost shliu Physi in the city: he
that for those modeat who ill tho papers with ther
own praise; ne would however assure thoso who oomc
ost his eare thas they may rely cheap a
aEd tpeoey curo In frem A N 10 PM Is rs &c.
oeptsal sdvice gratis euro warranted word - tae
wise Is ru!fcient.
T. MoRTAMoRE, NJ D., Ia5 william ssress.
nR. JOHNSON, NO. II DUANE STREET. 80 WELL
~ known in the OF delicate diseases The Doe.
trtreputstioD Tor sk In these half that HAYS
elsted Ter yes is rreerneah Constitutional werknsss
btought on by secret habit sdeouSIy cured. Recent
csseS cured in four osys Ferfao- oharrs.
he. COOPER, ID DUANE sfREEr HAS FOR Tha
last twenty years enjoyed the most extenaiye prsos
la private dietsste Of medical in Rev York. Ha
can cure te moss aggravated tina
eases cured in two days. Dr. Cooper the worm
rn- In from enc to two wceksof al dvbllty
b-oughs On BY secret habit ndaged in by young
9his whom .cc frequently INDUCED n beset5 dyspeps
vcthnes o. thc limbs AID ts os, copfr rss 81
.gs hssnsS' Ans syaron 70 :eety perfcos .1<.
nccsion with quaok ~ ~ Roosevelt strset -
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nR. COOPER, Ia fUAEE STREET, has, FOR Tgs
last nineteen years devoted his practice 60 the treas
merit OF and other disease ne oar cure tho most
sgssvaed diseases snd mild cases removed in dsya
n b. btrapgeTa dont be deceived By an inposseY IL
Roosevelt stres, rear Chatham street have not lsS,
Duane street. Foe my diploma, In my oos wisa Tho frs
names OF medicine and tbis country hs evav
duced. perfect cure or no charge. -
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hIerIur vhsft I'll ~ ptec OF me dIcnI
apply will certain " q Being boanrablv 0enIt wsh
" 10 member OF The New York Ueiversitv. ~ -
&hM EEWAsD.-JApENfs' ANTlnOTx = syr.
ROOV otno mixture Tor ho c-re OF private a,gossass
makes speedy cure wt.heut cekes restosion OF teA
orhk expospre or change ~ application 70 lrsness ms
psGp,r0s ssge osss watch hs uEbuse VIZ
Pnt ny in totiot with fni dreoobA NO n sps bfs,s
,.sss our,t I, tve days For ssls by o.
u H'nf sae 8 1&yard s,tess. Hev Ycrs
80 f,,,ss.., w bsesvss saees Issson; ScsSs Co
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IL fror. C6ath.vo sp,ea. eoti nIHhEI. UNE pnOH
pfivae diseases DR. W. hiss Devised thirty ak years To
psotics Of his profession where the victim Of self nbuee
ers MAJ Isiy on safe Sni greedy cure. N Bstrs,se
Qusek IN Roosevelt street. noer Chatbsm aas ionSa
diploma in N office. S'S-' -VAe's
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Packet ship Bavaria nhony from U.yre wss to wed IN
10 pua'st tine ia the evening, by 81 tug Ajax.
bark tnEme not known is around On Ro.mef Shoal
The s,oop reported in yeserdsye paper being hcumed
N By tie Jog rcar Sanas Point is the Emily Southport
bound to this city.
Tie 81 West Wind only to the extent Of
81 cut $50 BY the ice.
general news cclumrs for account Of the state Of
Ms river, and yarieus marine matters.
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LIVES, Jsn 80 81 rA-3ark hlva-adc. ftou N0rcsns:
;ss .r1sy sv.ring On tao agna violent
' and Ssss Very @ q save sS fS5s Va, S .Sr
Ihe tehr Washo Ess.PoFt ssO c.ms 70 the hrrsor
rSs l0ls iii. sisf iSsa
siSs,s ON sosepn, Scssnsss
q the ice IN he river large ship which looks much ike
lending s!s.ivssr wilma SfssssrP ron ' Me-
sells 1s%an n the Ma, r Sr o
Mar iss ss'1 ss ss vTf Af
'Oks and OF lOsthors vho0c names sve
hn, s 9sSs n si.'S Syo
I ssf ss ss wi Rs,. . VIM @
% for sssua Ia Grandc Bid 18th, brig Ces lnew) Peter
NEW oRIEAns. Jan Arr ship plosepos Sylvester.
rsrsses CID shirs Java Monroe LivcrEooi RyeTdsis
oe miS brig Union Radosss Vera Cruz N0'iA'0a
via San Juss esp NiS ssnS osn As I'm Ghss M M
~! MssI;s;s f;SsTs tS,ssoo,SrS, VIZ cis
Liverpool ans csoS 'as' opo Ms1 sos
Ton; blss Ieonidas Sard DAsty Genoa Louisiana isara
nsvsd 6. ls. ships Mason. Am. @ Jerssy VEST
Ros.r.y s'Tk n hs 81 , ;sE. Bay w
M1SxF6SHp Jan ,sIAr, ,ehr Bss,.p rrsyiasnss
NEW ,LoEpoH. Jan ,s-Arr ,ohr Cha, o.,-o,, R,,,o,
ssSn oh cSr Susan Tsg: sT n;san's fr'''
PROVIDENCE Jan is.No arrival. CID barss cstha.
vine Wstts Mobile; 1sa' Payne Charleston Tor some port
Ss s.s s @ @ s. o s:: .,s sss
Sundsy, consequently navigation Is suspended for the
PRESENT,
PORTLAND Jan l7-Arr briggs Tinanoisr, York, Turts
Islands via Holiness oio Busan eouie Haven BonAe Wis
do. Ga brig James Roach Haven foSso Roo. Arr lIsh
echr Delaware, Holtrook, NYork
@shArr sohr Cora, Rail, Norfolk Cid bark Nsth Blake,
YorS. EsvsnA.
SAVANNAH, Jan N--Arr sohr David emish, Smith. Phi
lsderha feyperenc heavy woshsr and split sss Cid
thip w PAtten, TheobAld, Liverpool.
Eth-Arr brig LAwton, Gardner, Havana.
SALEM, Jan iS-Arr sohr Avenser Haskell, NYork VIA
r 6Enrtcvn and Portland.
WILMINGTON, Jan i4-Arr brig Ansdaie tBrl. Norman,
Hsvsna. Cd 18th. brig Mary Pisrce Nicksraon Nfork
5tb bchr John Far phen Cursoos lob br HaDp
drn Pomroy Porto Rco I7th sohrs Wake, Briggs Fzors
Jane g PAtssrson, Pesc6ek, Philadelphia
WIsCASsET, ian F-sid ship Canton, scvali, Havaaa.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-10-22
OBJ 1T JAR Y

DIED, at his residence on Raiten Creek
in thus District on the 9th uIt, after a.
short illness Mr.. LucIAR NJ. JAmEs In tho
thirty second year Of his age, leaving d
widow and five small children TO depforas
their irreparahle loss; and an extensive
circle Of friends to feel sorelY The DDyste-
rious dispensation Of Providence @heslyl
one OF their number has been stricken
down in the prime of his manhood and ir,
the midst of usefulness 10 his yonng and 4
rising family.
As a man Mr.. JAMES was unohtrusiya
in his manners aud reliring in his dispesi-
ton having never sought military or pp-
litical tprelermcni but cultivated in private
those virtues that render their passesss X
amiatle and beloved, choosing rather ,ltsfs,3,
appreciation and estecm of hdEom friaissls Z
than tho shonts.ol Tho multitude or Tie
.Gphemeral halolhai surrounds lie pubic
man. h E5fs$ IS
4 Mr. ,lAMEs Willie !ana tcalesnhercd hy
lbs ntightcss ipr kis d tlab,lliy ilespllall y
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G1lgG,alqisy.

WE had the pleasure Of visiting Mr..
CHARLES w. DAVIS room a few days
ago, at Mr.. CHARLES T. MAsoN's Sill
vcr Smith-shop, where all sorts of Gu
riositics were shown lis, for the first
time we saw an ingcniously wrought
wooden chain four feet long cut in three
links, and turn it as you may, there
would be six links in three; at each
end ball was cut, one running back
wards or forwards in Il square piece,
the other ball revolving within large
ball; another was a knot tied with
six square pieces of wood another
piece of embossed wood. an idea en-
tircly original, it is intended for frames
for pictures or paintings. We also
saw perfect representations of Savan.
nah and Charleston cut in paper, show
ing one hundred aud fifty-ive public
buildings, fine wells, all the streets of
Charleston regularly marked out, also
original. The third is fancy piece
representing harp. All these cut
tlngs in paper being upon n wall and
viewed by candle light present beau
tiiul appearance. We were also shown
specimens of engraving on metal and
wood which were executed with great
ncatncss. Any one wishing engraving
done in handsome style, would do
well to call upon him. Several beau
tiiul specimens Of painting in water
and oil colors were also shown us.
Mr.. DAVIS informed us that he in
tended to give lessons in painting, and
Judging from the specimens shown to
us, VIC have no hesitation in recon-
mending him as perfectly competent.
MIR. ID. is native born South Carroll
nian, having resided for the last two
years in our town, of Industrious and
steady habits and in every way worthy
ofliberal patronage.
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ONE month d C, SAY s the CheraAy
saGazettss tho 4 3 th inst, d letter VAS
tee iyed by an engraving house in
Philadelphia, post marked at Chester
field 9. H., signed by R.sAY. Smith
requesting to have bills engraved like:
"a g rec dollar bill Of the Bank 6
+ SSadcsboro, which was enclosed sinsN
letter. The eng ayers Immediately
forwarded the letter3to the Bank Of
9Wndesboro. The Bank Instructed the
'engravers to comply with tile request.
a regular correspondence ensued be-.
tween the parties in Chesterfield and
the cngravcrs. In one of the letters
aofthe former, instructions were sent
to forward several packages of bills,
one to Chesterfield Court House, one
to llornsboro, and one to some other
post Office. In answer 10 this, and by.
instructions of the Bank, n few bills
were forwarded to Chesterfield Court
House, to the ad .rcss Of II. w. Smith.
This package, it Was asccrtained, was
called for and taken from the Office by
William Il. Griffith, Ordinary Of the
District. f
On Tuesday Of last week, Col.
Hammond, Cashier Of the Bank, was
at our Court Ilousc with the letters,
which all who saw unbesitatillgly pro.
nounced to be in GrilIith's hand write.
Some how ontlat night, Griffith got
wind of Col. Ilammond's business and
fled, and has not yet been arrested. -
Subsequently r. W. Smith and Berry.
Evans, who were concerned with Grit:
iittl, have also fled, and have not been
arrested. 1t is not known that any Of
the counterfeit bills are in circulation.
but the probability is, that they are.
Tins one Of the boldcst attempts
at villainy which ever disgraccd our
District, has been nippcd in the bud.
Griffith was elected Ordinary of this
District about two years ago, and is
supposed to be worth several thousand
dollars over and above his debts. He
has respectable family connexions, aud
involves In his disgrace an interesting
family.
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srfbtsse, pf EIe nsl,a.t.f.I

=
citing Of tho Sumter Rifle
)ss!en held in the Town Hall on the se-
3cond Saturdayin September the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions. We're
unanimously adopted, in memory of
our deceased fellow member BRIrroN
S. jenkins. s; ~
@ Called upon, once more in lie brief
spacdofa few months, to clothe our
selves in the habiliments Of mourning,
we cannot refrain tic melancholy
pleasure of recording, in this simple
manner the deep humility and fervent
sympathy we feel at the loss of our
youthful companion.
A mysterious providence, but a
short time since, in it's inscrutable
wisdom, summoned from our midst,
under circumstances of peculiar inter-
est, friend and fellow RiAeman, and
ere the early flower has bloomed up.
on his grave, we are again called upon
to visit the house ofmorning Anoth-
cr is gone-and We have been permit.
ted the sad privilege Of committing his
remains to its final resting place. In
the demise of BnIrToN S. JENKINS, we
have been deprived of u youthful aud
efficient comradc, and his family of an
cfleclionatc member. As q tribute
therefore to departed worth be it Re.
solved,
l. That we rs a Company having
realized with mornfml sadness the va
cuum which has been created in our
midst by the dcccasc of.our youthful
fiiend and fellow soldier, BnlrroN S.
JENK1Ss-tendcr our heartfelt sympa-
lilies to the family the deceased
2nd. Having worn the usual badge
ofmourning for thirty days, i'll further
token of our respect and esteem for
his worth blank leaf in the Scercta-
rvs and Orderly's Book be dedicated
to his memory.
Sd. That these proceedings be pub
lishcd and copy forwarded to the
borcaycd family.
SHOCKING MURDER.-We were
called upon yesterday by coroner j.
G. Chapman Esq, to assist in holding
an inquest over the body Of Angus
Taylor, who had been shot the day be-
fore, by his brother Mastin.
The evidence before the jury was,
that on Monday about ii o'clock A.
NJ, Mastin. and Angus Taylor, broth
,ers, met at the residence of their
gan,hsgs and ARR some. conversation
a;Aff5s a;f2,st to siloot at q mark. They
was,ed out about GO yards from
II the Mouse and both fired at the
.taract, Mastin shooting rifle and
Virus a double barrel shot gun. They
w'ont up+to the. target and disputed
az ,r,-. ~ beat, he nlnlheE, \
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MORE STEAMERS BETWEEN BALT1-
MORE AND CHARLEsToN.-lhc "Cot-
ton Plant" in noticing tn. fact that
efforts are making in Baltimore, to
place another steamer on tic line to
Charleston. says:
Two steamers between Baltimore
and Charleston are needed. They will
stimulate trade. Only keep them 60
ing There can be no doubt of the re-
suit. To our friends in Baltimore We
earnestly commend this enterprise.
Now is the time to strike. Very soon
your great Western trade will pour in
on you-overlow your streets
Where will you send it-what will
you do with it?
1t is unnecessary to evidence what
has been apparent for the last vear,
that new feeling in regard 10 South.
err trade: foreign and domestic, has
spwnsg up in tie South. Baltimore
owes iAto herself, when commanding
poSiS 10 take the hand which the
q a., y rct+,l-1it
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TIME.-It waits for no man--it
travels onward with an even, umintcr-
rurtcd, inexorablc step, without ac-
commodating itself to the delay of
mortas. The restless hours pursue
their course; moments press after
moments; day trcnds upon day; year
rolls after year. Docs man loitcr!
procrastinate? Is he listless or III
delent! Behold the days, and months,
and years, unmindtul of his delay, are
never sluggish, but march forward in
silent and solemn procession. Our
labors and tolls, our ideas and feelings,
may be suspended BY sleep; darkness
and silence and death may reign
around us; but Time rests not slum-
bcrs, never, but presses. along and
knows no stoppagc. We may dam
up mighty rivers: stop them in journ-
eying to the ocean; press them back to-
their source; but the arrest of Time is
beyond the power of any besides
Omnipotcncc. The clock may cease
to strike, the bell to toll; the sun may
cease to shine, the moon stand still,
the stars withdraw their light; but the
busy hours pass on. The months
and years must move on, ever forward.
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of ,riIee Dollars IA, the end of 5sthe year.
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The Free school, system.

WE have seen communication i'm
the Charleston Mercury signed Ab-
sbeville," upon the Free School Sys-
tenn. The writer states, that his re-
marks were intended to prepare the
reader for the suggestion of a plan
which he promises to give in q future
number. We will look with interest
for the plan promised, and trust it may
be an improvement upon the present
worthless system.