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EOR RENT-Two large stores, with easements finished for
rooms, the Of Seventh and Mais
of valuable businrs
Washington city The Easements well lighted aud
the for fuel and there pump Of the drinkrr
These been finished the mo
modern and lighted with Possession given
October Also, will be for large warehouae,
main business the IL - feet by IS feet Deep
high, cellar "a feet 90 fee This
building could be easily finished tor dry goods carpet
There could be made in skyxht OF
sions. st8a
upper dwelling portion building will be completed
October
vember suitable for large boarding house
fifty Of fine high ceings well lighted
hated and having attic or gAet hotel could
made of by finishing and arachng the warehouse addition
the portion Of the building, which would add
twenty dining "a feet e5
Of houses and has all modern Improvements
Complete fixtures cooking Of The mos delightful drink
Kitchen aud conveyed through the
fifth story dumb waiter from the kitchen ali the
speaking ktchen
prominent and the location OF
intersection Of Pennsylvania Louaha
and fronting public daighuu
of equdistan the Capitol Prs
house, public
No could be selected for
good and responsible will be made reasonable
repair
respects which
called by the and condition which the building
turned by the original CONTRACTOR fve months
expense me, .ubsrania, a,u
like New foundations have wherever found
cessary, ard they stand like rock.
For subscriber north side Of and
ANNE r. DRRMorT.
Sep 2S-3twTuesT Tbun @H
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uyJ. g. ACQUIRE. Auctionesr.

FURNITURE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, STOVES. kc, AT
AUCTIoN-On Saturday morning. October at 10 O'Clock,
and second hand furniture
stating Of
Mahoxany Sofas chairs, tables
Bureaus, W wariTsbes
Tables, high and low post bedseads
Mattresses, bolsters and pillows, toietseu
Crockery, glnss ware, castors, &c
Cooking chamber, and paror stoves = ..
Terms cash JAS Y. McoOuaLt
OctQ-lt Aucuon@ei'
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sales To-Day.
Rv GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.

nHREE VALUABLE TwO-sToRY BRICK HOUSES AND
LOTS AT AUCTIONOn Saturday, the I'd October, we VIII
sell on premises, o'clock % three Iots no. y ~ sna
in square b56 improved by three valuable oe
bop... lots back i2O eet 70 o-sst
alley Th, property situated on between I'd and %
Terms One balance Twelve, and esnteeh
months with interest deed given and desd OF trust taken
A''-' ~ GREEN b SCOTT,
Auctoneer.
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syEN. sTRArroN. Amc,ton..r.

tpsnnuyipania drenve, Of Nirik streef)
nrsrRAnLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT -
Monday A. at O'Clock, M the premises
square qs2, situated north
between 18th and 3h being ~ feet by 20 s
alley by frame dwelngs, with
back bunx each, wood shed, and other
conv~n,enccs for = private family
with
ters satisfactorily conveysncng the o.
chaser 9-A
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NY GREEN a soorr ar..,o...,..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION-wo will sell
the premises Wednesday sth Of October ocloek
Of lot No ~, fronting %
and fraction on street, and back lnSfeet
This lot IL situated Of
desirable and aouna parts Of city snd well
thy me srenton o rervcns rgfsz hTrts9 r es nrfe
feESsscs. IND. Indispensable.
bnefouth balance In 8, snd ~
with interest A deed . d-e taken.
octi-d GREEN h scOTT, Apctsneers.
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nx v. q. nrraUInE. Auct,on-cr.

TrxpCUTORs SALE hy of the orphans cou-on Tues
II October, Mt 10, will
sucon ali the of late Noorss
turned thereof consisting Of household
furpitor~.
harrow single plough, copper boiler and
one work
The sale win plpce the Highlands. The late residence
Nour.e mites above Georgetown
r
under fhng sum, cr-aSuf
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing
CHAs. J. NOURsE, Executor
Sept 9a-~odv JAS. q. MCGUIRE, auctioueer.
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NEW Taylor 81 Maury's-cossolory--s Treatise
and the Languages Of Nature Ny
Chas Kraifz.r, NJ. u.
Eagle Life the Border by Cora Montgomery
being vol. ls rutnam's Twenty hvcc cent Library
Mhims Oddities; Thomas fIoodPutnauis
cent Library.
New Hngland Tale by Miss sedrwict-uniform edition
Cocs People with rs picture.
broidersd tapestry the Great Exhibition by Granville
Bookstore, 9th
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HY aREEN 8 sCoTr. Auet.ons.rs.

III 1oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, OFFICE CASES
III &c., AT AUCTIoN-on Saturday, the I'd instant, We sha
and excellent assortment OF iurni
ture, belonging persons declining housekeeping un
Mahogany sofas, buresu, wnshsnnds
Do stands, Ac.
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Store cases, stoves, shovel and tDnKs, tenders
of kitchen furniture, and other arti
80 ~ " GREEN SCOTT,
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% J. STEERS REMovAL.-P.J j. STEER, merchant tailor,
having The fine lately erected by
Mr. POWER doors above odd Hall,
now pleasure all hi friends and cali
he able exhibit his
and where he intends such
gennemens furnishing goods hts elegant
alton will demand.
Very grateful for continued that has followed him
he friends
such TO enable him 10 them much
satisfactorily than ever before
o1rrf
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PHILOSOPHERS and Actresses by Arsene Uous-
II ssee-2vois.
School for Fshsrs-an old English Story by r. Gwynne.
The uuorndon Hounds; by Frank Forester,
Personal Adventures of our Own Correspondent in Italy
NJ Burke Honan.
American Literature and Manners by Professor Chases
Pioneer Wemep Of the West by Nr. Eiet
Atlantic and Transatlantic Sketches Ahost Ashore Capt
MHskinuon, X. ".
Oul FRANCK TAYLOR
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CARD-The attention Of the ladies and gentlemen Of Wash
nrton public In general respectfully invited the
and nearly furniture which viii
th inst, at 10 O'Clock the Poto
furniture 10 Of ipe quality asd the will be
well wort attention Of persons furnishing
be to u mich with au-
nerectSn mention in the advertisement
GREEN 4 SCOTT.
The daily union., 1852-10-02

Mr.. Henry A. Wise, of Accomac. who has been most
active champion OF the democratic in this canvass
addressed the citizens Of Richmond for more than four
hours Tuesday evening, with most unusual power
and eject This discourse embraced great variety OF
topics but his audience remained during ALL and be held
il together until past Midnight. II in truth great
e6or, and has made profound impression.
Richmond ErImiaer
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TREASURE Rss STATEMENT

treasurer asdagn gnaeia iayoaarlp ninn
moaa for uhuhd
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ANOTHER DISTINGUISHED wHie LEAVING ScoTT-We
do not remember to have mentioned before that the Hon
w. D. Merrick late whg United States senator from
Maryland, has declared, among other distinguished
wings, against the Seward nomination Very few Of
the slaunch old wings OF the Union wM N support Scott
these gentlemen OF experience in public affairs well fore
seeing the result OF the election OF such a nominee
baltimore drpuS
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BALTIMORE, October L.
The whigs OF New York have made the following con
gres.ion, nominations james Brooks Joseph Hoxis, Cot
Campbell James Bohen, ard J. ". II Homes.
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By j. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

T,RAME OFFICE FOR SALE AT AUCTlON--On Saturday af
ienoon October at O'clock shall sell good frame once
the canal bridge Terms casn
" - JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Co Aucuonesr.
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, AuctIoneer..

BY GREEN q AuctEOneeTs.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL auctionOn Monday,
be shall 10 O'Clock, the residence OF r. b.
Hackney, House.
Sd and AZ and excellent Of
niiure,
Fine rosewood Chckerng piano forte
Mahogany French and other spring sofas
Do castor, arm, paror, and rocking chairs
Do dining, breakfast, centre, sies, and card tables
Mahogany French cottage and other bedseads
Mahogany marble dressing and other bureaus
Mahogany md waTdrobss washstands
Maple chairs, wsrdrobes tables and stands
Pier, mantel, swing, and other looking glasses
Paror and chamber window curtains
Shades and blinds, Brussels, , ply, and other carpets
Rugs and MATING fine feather beds, bedding
Hair and shuck
China, glass, and crockery-ware Of every description
Andirons, shovel and tongs, Tenders
Two fine painted chamber cottage sets, complete
Cooking, iadator, air-iglt and other
With large of kitchen requisites.
Terms. All of and under $5, t2 credit of
bearing
GREEN l. SCOTT,
sept29-d AuctoneerS.
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- ~en NOTICE To THE pURLIC.-On and nnsr
the lst day Of October viii
her berth for The South quarter past o'clock
he morning, instead Oft, formerly.
sep,ao-zawfw GEO MATTINGLY, Agent
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Something More Of the Magruder Letter.

In the Charlottesville (Va) Jefei sonan we find the
following correspondence
The subjoned spondencs settles think, the ques
the genuneness of Colonel Magrudefs letter
General Pierce.
We hope the editor of the Advocate will publish
Colonel Masruders letter, and also the Of B. Magru
der, esq.
II 10 almost needless for say that Mr.. Magruder like
his distinguished and gallant brother, is whig:
CHARLOTTESVILLE, September %, 1852
Ny An effort has been made show that the
letter from Colonel John b. Magude bearing esti-
mony to the gslsnuy and esmable private qualities OF
General franklin Pierce. forgery Theelarons which
bear Colonel Magrude aud facts in possession
viii, feel confident enable you put this matter beyond
all caviL
VIII you therefore, be kind enough say whether you
onsder the etier genuine
am, very truly, your friend,
WILLIAM F. GORDON, Jr .
A, B. MAQRupEx,
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by j. c. MCGUIRE. Auotionser.

by j. G. MCGUIRE, AuotiOnser.
UCTION SALE OF NEW ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MA
hogany maple cabinet furDtueOn Thursday morning
O'Clock shall SELL Apollo Hall,
sylvana 18Th and 18th the entire stock of
Hpkns having close Ills
French e-a and other sofas
Dvans, rockers, rOut tabieE
French, Gothic, aud mahogany spring chairs
Walnut chairs, hat racks
Ladies' walnut and mahogany work tables
Secretary, bookcases, music racks
Full narble-top dressing and plain bureaus
Enclosed waslsands toilet tables
Mahogany and cherry breakfast and dining tables
French bedsteads, uundle bedsteads
Maple bedsteads, cradles, clocks
Giltframe looking glasses, Buuers trays, kc.
Terms $50 and under CASH that credit Of and
four months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sep Q9-d Auciioneer.
The daily union., 1852-10-02

bsfpsen l3h and l4th.
THE subscriber still five which he would be
glad have occupied by those only who are prepared 70 enter
classical mathematical course and whose sole object Is
The number Of pupil, limited twenty he win dc
ness and pross.ona pursuits. sia 50
Se,onel j. L. Edwmd. Colonel Peter Force William Gunop ESQ.
Rev W cushman hon.w% Morgan Treasury pepartmsn
Bookstores Of the subscriber Mn Rseds
Oct 2-d3uf' GEORGE = BACON
THE PURE rSISDJa., received, large invoice @ linen
;m sGSs lSs pSs ~ hsr Kind. sSs oe
100 DOZEN good linen diaper towels. :. % At per dozen 80
. pieces new. fashioned linen she,tins., wide
10 do hne table damssl, a, 20 cent per yard -,
yshey Of hne dsmssks, diapers, and
% dmss Sa STs'"s %, ws p cent ss piece cen" per
oo, So0an 40 sn and MIN @ M 70 eSp and best linen
goods, Of al classes, to be had in this market
Fine bombasin. black msrno apao and escos Of choice
IS pieces erua glo.sy black silk,
20 bundles select and fine black stockings. Tor ladies.
autumn and winter
20 cartons new styles bonnet rbsnds. -.
Terms cash, unle., arranged contrary.
articles prices, and fair dealing be relied on in all
PERRY BROTHER.
Oct 2-dd Opposite Centre Market
A New Ens'and Tais and Mi.o.I,.nis.t ny ."thsr,ns
whim. sod o3a,tSs. ~ Thomas Hood
Eagle Pass Life the Border by Cora Montgomery
Stories from Blackwood's Magazine . = II
Oct9 FRANCK TAYLOR.
by E. n. sTRATToN, A"cuoneer.
(Pesnsyivania avsnn,, corner Of Ninth strsstl
pURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or PRIVATE
FAMILy.--Dn Monday morning, October 10 O'Clock
residences OF gentleman 18th street, between
Pennsylvania and street. good Of furniture,
&c. viz
Mahogany spring seat lounge and pillow
hsrsest chairs and rocker
Do and gilt marble top centre table
erensiou dining and card tables
nd walnut breakfas, tables
Rosewood painted cottage cane seat chairs
Gtitfrsmcd csns-sest rockers
Damask and embroidered muslin curtains
Gilt linen window shades
Three-piy and ipr rain carpets, oilelo'h
Stair rods and ernsh girandoles
Maple, French, and low post brdstcsds,
Hair, cotton, and shuck mattresses
Bolstcrs and pillows, counisrpancs
Blankets, sheets, pillow cases
wardrobss dressing and plsln burssus
Toilet gis..ss, ,washstands and
Brass andirons, shoveis, Tenders
Solar lamp crockery and giass
Tin Safes superior cooking, radiat and airtght stove.
Together with fensra n Kitchen utensils
S2S and undet cssh sa5 tty and ninety days
satisfactorily endorsed berring interest
Oct2-d
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Al WE ExPEcTED.-Gen. Scotl's speech at Columbus,
in which he undertook 10 vindicate himself from the
charge OF having inflicted dsgraceful punishment upon
German soldiers never delivered in public by him
anywhere.
The Columbus Statesman says it was delivered il at
ALL to "two friends" in Gen Scotts private parlor at the
Neil House albany Argus.
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A. B. MAaRupKx, es,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Sept. 2s, 1852.

DIAN Your letter of this date ha. been received
Il IL due truth and candor state reply that
tain doubt OF the orhe my brother
Colonel j. b. Magruder, General Pierce, which you
refer. discern reason 10 question its genuinenes,
from the and style in which the letter is written
sentiments IL expresses, the circumstances of pub
lcston. IL is perhaps proper add, that the frs,
nation OF its being spurious letter admitted yourself
and other genteven conviction Of It's authenticity,
merely from the absence OF testimony mpeaching
genuine paper but from the fact, well known
BROKER entertained the kndest feelings towards Gen
Piece and that they in habits OF
correspondence, alter the Mex lean
Very truly, your friend and obedient servant.
ALLAN Il. MAGRUDER.
WV r, GoRpoN. ir,.
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Sep 2S-3twTuesThun&Sa Sattf

7 INEN GOODS, &C.
Ii Very superior Irish linens
lV-4 and 1914 linen sheetinS
Pillow case linen
Superior damask table linen
Brown do do
Superior damask tabie-cloth
Napkins
Huckaback and damssk ,owsliina
Scotch and Russia diapers
Toilet and table covers
Linen floor cloth
Bird's eye diapers
Medicnted huckaback
Crash
Step linen, Se., &c.
Just received by
Sept sl-eodzw
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~ elegant snd varied stock Of fall dry goods that have
pleasure Offering which purchased
s ha favorable We especially
wb TO buy the beet goods and styles,
prices, before
not to be underso'd BY house his sds Nsw York.
Sept oi-sod2w YERRY MILLER
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, bur not yei
paid, though paya
BILE.
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Sfsdmer Sunk.

ST. Louis, October 1.-The steamer Shelby, from Cairo
sunk considerable portion Of the freight will be saved
but the boat is a total loss Insured for $4,000
The daily union., 1852-10-02

Amount subject
TO draft.
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In what place
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NEW PtULIcATtOsS-The Old Red ssndstonei o. ~
~ Walks In an Old fIeid By Hugh Miller. iomo. . "a,
frposory Discoarses the First Episs Of Psterl W - -
Brown, u. ID. svo. a.
lane or Prosperity and Adver.y, by Miss su''
suthor cf Modern Accomplishment. ,,.t
Rewertes Of Recheor--A Book n the Heart; ny ik Nv"
Sixth edition. lprno. a
The Soldier of the Gro. by Rev Or Lsybwn seeono
ton
The Broken Bod or, "reminiscences of Bsresvsd Nees
For sale, At low prices, by GRAY RhLLAN.h ,,..t
asp 70 ssVen'h '"'s
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A England Tale and MisceIIaniesy by tstbsrtns
IL D. sedgwick
Nature OF Language; by Charles kratrer, NJ. ID.
Whms and Oddites by Thomas Hood.
ComicEi People illustrated with sixteen pictures,
Eagle Pass Life Border; by Cora Montgomery.
Stories from Backwood's Magazine.
FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-10-02

FALL GOOpS.For rentemens wear, new rich and elernn
styles of the best qusiirys
Just received by ~. r. LOuDON Co.
Mems MERGERS and Tsilors Browns Hotel.
Sep, 4-3awim
The daily union., 1852-10-02

NFw YorK October THE Protestant Episcopal Con-
venon reassenbed here at 9 O'Clock this morning, and
proceeded to ballot for bishop. Three baotings were
had without choice. On the third ballot Rev Mi Vim.
ton got I05 vs'es; Rev Mr.. Wainwright, l70 Rev Mr..
Seabury 20 and Rev. Mr. Kiss, 30. On the fourth ballot
the Rev Doctor Wainwright was una aninously elected
The daily union., 1852-10-02


THE Loot senses-Dsarness and Bnndnsssi ny n
IL
THIS is work Of great interest," from of the most s'
and accomplished writers of the revealing mysteries
world In which hov-lve who OF The senS
sight hearing boyiood yea
Dr. k'o has passed life Of schosr In snh
the most intense deafness which can
tscied His account OF himself his discriminating re
the condition Of the blind, James Mitchell, Laura Bndem.
and ohsrs r.riete with profound the interests
phenomenon presented in the usninf
Chvraian Oss~rS'
kfrro's D.my BsLr ILrusrp. Series '''
~ mo. 81.
Vol !. Antediluvian. and raui.rchs
p, Moses and Judge.
4 Samuel, saul, snd David.
4. Solomon and the Eing..
Evening seri.s 4 vols. ~ 81.
Vol. I. Job and the Poetcsi Roeks.
2. Isaiah md the Prophets.
2. The Life aud Desib OF our Lord.
4 The posries and the Rarly Church.
ror sais GRAY 4 RALLANTyNE'a Roossof',s
Sep LIFT 9Th street, two doors shove Odd Feows h''
Book Notice.
LfHRsRY Hou.r Rrrpssrwrsrvr'ts
August ~, isA
LsRGE number Of books, belonging Once, arc y,1
II The members of the House, and having them W
possession, respectfully be en
JOHN A. fARkkh,
Auc2l-du Librarian House Of Rsprescntsh''
The daily union., 1852-10-02

100 PACKAGES fresh fall goods, just received frs~
lOO New York, comprising hasdsomest
brought We purchaser
call great
Offer. Some beautiful velvet other cheap
Sept 23-3aw2wif HALL 4 BROTHER.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
A Strange Statement.

The Charleston Courier of Friday last in its notice
of Dr. MESDENuALL's death, says it was "occasioned
by severe attack of country fever contracted in Cam
den, in this State which town he visited few days
since for the purpose Of being present at the Ordination
of his Son as member of the Baptist persuasion" To
say the least of this is very strange statement ut
tcry uncallcd for and very doubtful in point Of fact.
How docs the Courier know that DR.. Mendenhals dis
ease cas contracted at Camden" Is it not mere
assumption? Where is the proof? Is the Editor OF
the Courier better vcrscd in the science Of the Medical
profession than his Physician, who did not know
whether it was country other fever which caused
his death? How can any one pretend to so much WIS
dom. to tell whcn where how disease iscontractcd?
We do not pretend to say that DR.. NJ did not contract
the disease in Camden which terminated his useful
life but we do say that assumption is moro reason
able than the Courcr-that his death was caused by
remaining in Charleston this summer in the midst OF
the raging clements of disease and death, and that it is
likely his changing his location, but for day or two,
caused tho disease previously contracted to manifest
itself soon after his return to the City Let us sec il
Jlcts do not bear us out in this opinion.
In the first place lave had but few serious cases
of!Gvcr among adults. during tho whole summer IN
Camden and call to mind but one death from fever
Of any kind among the grown persons who were at
tackled that one in house nearer to the river than
any other in the town. In the part Of Camden where
Dr. MENDENIIALL said for day, but one DEATH and
that child has occurred the whole season How can
the Courier make such stutement2
Persons arc entitled to think, and act they think
, A.
upon tho rights Of Others but we think in the present
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
Presidential Election.

PIERCE and King are elected President and Vice
President Of these United States certain as il they
were already in Office and PIERCE was sitting in the
Chair of State in the White House. and KING was
President of the Senate. So mote it be. We can't
help being glad little notwithstanding we have little
or no interest in the matter only that we felt anxious
to see General SCOTT beat and he has been beat ard
that badly Old Fuss and Feathers has always been
accustomed to having things his own way and If he
had been elected the United States would hardly have
been large enough for him. We may now safely as
sumo that out of thryone States PIERCE will receive
2S. SCOTT will likely get three to w.t. Massachusetts,
Vermont and Tennessee Should this statement be cor
rect, PIERCE will have 2GG votes and SCOTT 29-the
worst beat on record
We are not surprised at this result Cor from the first,
VIC expressed our conviction that PIERCE would be
elected and in our paper of the 18th oJuno last in CIV
ing some reasons why we thought South Carolina
should cast its vote las it recently did for PIERCE and
KING we sad-"A President is to be made, and it is
better for the interest of the South that he be Tcmo-
crat than Wing. We have had quite enough OF
Whie rule TO satisfy that nothing may be expected
from that quarter We feel confident in the success oil
the Democratic party, and believe that PIERCE will be
the next President"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
Judge O,Neall's Speech.

According to- previous announcement, ON Thursday
night last, the Hon j. B. O'NEALL, Most Worthy Pa
trirch OF the Order of the Sons of Temperance in the
United States addressed large and Intelligent audi
encc, in the Baptist Church. upon Temperance
AS usual his defence Of the canse was able and eo-
qlent; and we presume there are few willing to deny
the truth of What he said 1t is super1uous that we
20 into detail After the exercises at the Church. the
members of the Order returned to the Hall in process
sion las they had gone accompanied by the Cadets Of
Tcmpcrancc,) when the following Resolutions were
offered and unanimously adopted:
Resolced That we the members Of Wateree Division
No O. Sons ofTcmperance, cordially tenderou thanks
to N. W. P. O'NEALI, for his able and interesting adj
dress delivered this evening, evincng as he does Oh
all OCCASIONS his zeal in the cause of all mankind.
Resolyed, That copy of the above resolution, sign
ed by the R. s. and W. with the seal Of the Division
attached, be conveyed to Most Worthy Patriarch
O'NEALL.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-11-09
TO THE SICK.

For the efectual roofing out from the system Of al
diseases brought by indigestion biliousness and i'm
purity of the blood it is widely and well known fact
that WRIGH7"S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are the great P1NA CEA. Throughout the entiroi
South, these Pills have long been held in the highest
repue both by private individuals and by the Medical
theuniortunate victim to earthly and woes is made
faculty of our country Southern evers and Southern
diseases generally yield to their influence at once and
to thank Heaven that sovereign balm has been pro.
vided.
Let each try them for r'hmself and if the medicine
fails to satisfy the experiment shall cost him nothing
TIIos J. WORKMAN Agent for Camden s G., and
sold by Druggstsand Merchants the coun.
try. rJuue 2s-tS' n