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GIVE Speak as TO Wise Mea.n
iN ERE EVER SUCH CURES MADR
w by any other Medicine than Hamp-


toms Vegetable Tincture.-GR AT MF6l.
CAL DISCOVERY With such testimony NJ stson
ger proof can be given unless it be trial of this won
derful Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
Let the afflicted read read!
BARRELLyiLLE, ALLEGaSY CO. MD.
May T. 1852 I
To Messrs Mortimer Mowbray
Dear Sirs: In Justice to DIR Hampton'S Vegetsbs
Tincture, wish to inform You that | was taken SICK
the Sd day of January last with affection of the
stomach, bowels and kidneys. was attended by foa
eminent physicians for than two months alftoi
tie or no effect | had some knowledge of the CREST
virtue in Hampton's Tincture from bottle winch
my wife had taken two years since
came TO the conclusion that would take no more
medicine from my physicians, but try the Tncture,
and am happy to inform you had not taken it two
days before felt its powerful influence upon nay son
ach. have continued using the Tncture and
able to leave my room, and can eat any common diet
without much Inconvenience or pressure on my s,on
ach.
The afflicted or their friends are daily visiting s 10
learn of the great virtue there is in this Tucturs
Hampton's
| expect to send you several certificates in q few
Gays-One especially from young lady who has been
confined to her room twelve months with disease
the head, affecting the brain
Respectfully yours, Z " HALL.
On the permanency OF the cure hear him. Stt -
Other letter from the above,
BARRELLvILLE, ALLEGANY Co MD,
October Is, 1852
Messrs Mortimer l. Now bray:
Dear Sirs | am happy to inform you that tins az
finds in the enjoyment OF good health by the use
your Hampton's Tincture and the blessing OF God.
am enabled pursue my daily ayocations usual and
have great desire that the afflicted should know the
great curative powers of the Tincture.
l am with respect, yours,
Z W HALL.
Truth Stranger than Fiction None need LSsprs,i
a Ladys Testimony after thirty-sigh ysa~'g
Suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful med
cine, could it perform the astonishing cures maas By
it!
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April g. 1877
Messrs Tyler & Adair:
have been afflicted with rheumatism, at times nom
my twelfth year; will be fifty years OF age the 18Th
ofthis month: the attacks were al times so severe ~
to render helpless; have tined various remedies
to very little effect Last October was attacked n
my shoulders sides, back, and hips; could nor res
day night l could not move any part OF my ooaY
without crying with pain at this time also rlsS f
remedies, internal and external, without ecsIfN
any relief; was at last advised to try Hampeo9s W
getable Tncture; before | had taken one eottAe o.
which felt much better and us continued tsklnS
felt strength coming into my back and limbs, ana my
stomach strengthened and revived every way nave
taken FIVE b0ttles and much better than eH pee
ed to DC. | intend 70 use 1t whenever need u aIo
would recommend It 70 the afflicted, believing Il ln
qualied
Yours, ELtLAbEIE BAbN5H
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C. A. GWATKIN.

NOF1CE.-Ata meeting OF tue rfes4uebt SUI
LS Directors of the Richmond, Frederlcksour 6
and Potomac Railro Company held at the Depot
ia Richmond, Goth October, 1852:
Res0lred, That dividend OF 3H per cent. out OF
the profits of the company for six months, ending
Both September last, be ciared, PAYABLE to thu
stocki odcrs their legal representatives, on and
after the first IF November next
A true COPY from the mil utes.
&C % C w. MACMURDO, Treas.
TO COUNTRY AND CITY DEALERS.
L The subscriber begs leave TO inform his city
and country friends that he ID still receiving by
steamer all kinds OF Goods in his line, which he OF
fers at VIII olesale or RETAIL on reasonable terms
The following articles comprise part OF his az
sortment:
so boxes Layer Raisins fresh and fne
Is halt do do do do
25 boxes Preserved Ginger
10 casks dry Currants
20 dozen assorted Pickles-gailon, half gallon
quarts and pints
5000 lbs soft and hard sheued Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
5 bags Filberts
so coo Cigais-from prime quality TO low price
great variety of Fancy Candy always on hand
with large assortment ct Fancy Articles and many
other Goods teo tedious to enumerate in store and
for sale by JUAN PlLZlNi,
oc4 No 1872, next to Exchange Bank
ALUM v AFTER from the kockbrldge Alum
Il Springs.-Bt nnett & Beers, Druggists, No. l2J
Main street, Richmond, Va, having been appointed
general agents for the sale of Alum Water from the
Rockbridge Alum Springs, announce to all who have
been waiting, that supply is now the way fresh
from the springs, and will be ready for delivery in
afew days.
Arrangements have been made to keep us con-
stantly supplied with the water, which will be re
ccived direct from the springs every week, bar
reis, halt barrels, and five gallon de,nijohns, in the
highest stste Of perfection and equally good as when
drank from the fountain head.
EE- ne cash must accompany all orders. Ad
dress BENNETT IL BEERS,
no2 Druggists, Richmond.
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TO sPORT-MEN OF THE FIELD.
NJ. THOMAS I'll. TXRER. re

NOTICE to my old friends, customers and the
public in general, is here gwen as per advertise.
ment ABOVE, that you will hrd ne once again fol
lowing my old business; and u viii give me much
pleasure to wait all who may give me call at
No. ZIG Main street IN selling TO them any article
in line OF business from the smallest quantity
of ammunition tn a superior double barrel Gun; or
III attending 10 any WORK in the gunsmithing line:
and promise that such work shall leave Tyrer's
Gun Establishment, unless it is done in the most
substantial ana superior manner.
THOMAS TYRER
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AfR AsD r.sU rh BnU HES a 1e.h
-. assor tment, tose her with good supply of
etiHmery and fancy article received and Tor sale
SEABR0Ok d. REEVE
10 ITS BROAD straet
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nOOR iaTs--A general s.aottr ent = a, ao =.
- fsr sale Is CiNTER'c. 1877 Msia 81
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HI l6-tawtsWS NJ p, POITTAUX
SCHOOL BUCKS, STATIONERY, 90.
~ For sale at the Baptist Bookstore, No. 2O3 Main
street. fall assortment Of School Books, Statone.
ry and Fancy Articles Also, just received a Ro
with numerous illustrations &c; Edwin T Freed
leys Practical Treatise on Business eIso, Prize Els
says Statistics, MiSce,ianes, &c An OHIO, Do ms
by Mrs Emily JudSon; tn Days of Bruce, bv
Grace AgueIar; Memoir of Alfred Bennett, ey Il
Harvey; Memoir OF g orge Dana Boardman late
Missionary to Burman, BY Rev Aionzo King, with
al Introductory Address, by William r Williams,
new improved edition; the Young Mans Friend
and Guide through Life to immortality, by john
Angel james, " ith introductory Address by
Thomas De Witt, D D Near Home, with Anec-
ootes and num ferrous Illustrations. by the au hor of
Peep of Day the Royal Preacher, Lectures on Ec.
cesiastes, by James Hamilton D. D.
Many other Books too numerous to mention.
CHARLLS WORTHAM
Il NanG-it.Irxr
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&A.S$ [4aae Vii e a9rTke

VI New and Comfortable Schedules;
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND 10 nEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF p = 5,fI,,1, ne
WAsuINGTON BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEL.
PHlA. FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE-en and af
ter the ist of March, the following quick and com
Portable schedules viii be run oyer the inland route
r,orS daily at O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, P. NJ
arrive in New York, daily, at 81, A. NJ, and Ct P
Fare to washington, Let class seats. SO
:. u pa,.;,,ore lar n,7 90
:. :. ID ".5 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail
road w
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and Frenchtown line. Oh
4 Nc, W
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SWkET ORANGES, jasl raeeivad, ar .ai,.
~ by JUAN PtLZihL IS.
Gs, Aexs door 10 the Exehapse Haak.
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a n nACELs,Eisr FARn.--as VIZ. ala not
Z a sell BIZ Hondley'5 Fa n publicly las: Thufs
day. we now offer 1t privately It's In ell respects
very desirable, being of excellent quality, having
gooa improve M nts and good wsJer, ard being
with IN tow minutes rId' Of The city Tits the pur
pos OF hf Hundey TO remove 20 Richmond, and
therefore, bargain may be had and satisfactory
time will be allowed to payments, or ne would
exchange tor CITY property. The determin alton is
10 sell, and Persons wishing to purchase, are re-
minded TO be In tune. IOLER d. COOK,
&C 2S General Pents
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EAhn FOE SAEE.-We offer to- sale a
Il Farm IN Charles City county. OF excellent q a.
thy, contsi Ing 80 &C %, ana lying wi hin five miles
III River 81 this .ittle Farm, ABOUT 50 scres
are cleared The Improvements are a dwellls
with . store hovse attached, and the usual ont.
houses. Ills cay OF eccess--yIng immediately Oh
the Charles City court house road, and is near a
st-ntr saw MAJ on tina adjoring tcact This gro
perty may be mad Tor ss hundred dollars, in easy
payments. or would De exchanged fur ty property.
TULEh d COOK
oc % Genera, gants
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Model 4WiniSier.-A few miles from
DriilicIeI, England, resides a clergy
man, who, contrary to the practice Of
his brethren, never receives any foes
for marriages. ch'irchngs or funerals,
from either the ailucnt or poor. In
the case of ijmcra! recently. on being
offered the ordinary fee, he said, :. |
do not want to live by the dead" Al
though only a curatc, with salary
perhaps not very much exceeding that
Of "Ihc man of Ross" who was
passing rich with forty pounds year.
this reverend gentlemen not only fore
goes the lawful pcrquSilcs of his slu-
alton, but is, in addition to this, very
liberal to the poorer pari>iioncrS. 1t
is an established rule with him to give
Il blanket to every poor woman IN the
parish just after her confinement.
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Executive Department,

CHARLESTON. June 3, 1852.
EA7IIEREAS, Two Bills OF Indictment Ior
w Murder have been found by the
Grand Jury Of Charleston District, at the
March sitting Of the Court OF General
Sessions, against one CHARLES FER
GUSON-lhc one for the murder of n
slave named John, and the other for the
murder of one Joseph McGorIy.
And, whereas. the said Charles Fergu-
son has fled from Justice, or so secrctcs
himself as to AVOID the process ol law.
Now be it known, that IN order TO bring
the said Charles. Ferguson to justice, /,
Jchn III. Means, Governor in and over the
State OF South Carulina, do issue this NV
Proclamation, oiieriag reward OF TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the delivery
of the said Charles Ferguson at the
Charleston Jail.
Said Ferguson is about fourteen years
Of ayc, about five feet four inches high,
slender, dark hair and complexion, some
what ircckicd, and quick Spokcl..
Given under Hy hand and seal Of the State
of South Carolina this Third day of June,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and li.tv-two.
!. IL. MEANS.
BY order of the Governor
BENJAMIN PERRY, Secretary Of State
July 2G. 1872. 4n-5t
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y STUMP ORATOR SruMrEp.- -Ac
cordlnS to all accounts. the Scott rati-
lication me, ting at Albany must have
been queer affair. The .ttIas gives
an amusing report Of it, and particu-
larly of the speech OF one little man--
=" Mr.. ltavmond. an orator OF the l,urr''
always very tiIsSy and very impor-
tant on great occasions. OF this Mr..
Raymond it is said he Went on till,
vcnturing to ask the crowd before
him would any one dare 10 say that
MIR. Pierce was worthy to be elect
ed over Scott!' there was such an
overwhelming response of Aye from
the crowd, that the orator for the first
time became conscious Of the cumpo.
S'tion OF the audience" Mr.. Raw
nond was stnlnpcd, and, like the coons
under the dead aim Of Captain Scott,
he came down. That ave was a
clincher.-Nem York Ucraid.
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mother Scientific wonder:
IMPORTANT TO DysrErrIcs

ihi'hih AM " ph 81 itlI Us
DR.. j. 5. Iloughtons PcpSin, the true Di-
gcstivc Fluid, or GnStric .juicc, prepared from
Rcnnct, or the Fourth Stomach q. lie Ok, ailcr
directions of Baron I.icbig, the great physiolo.
glcal Chemist, by J. 5. lloughton, W. H., rhila
dclphia. This is truly wonderful re mcdy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundicc, Liver Com.
plaint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
Agent, the GaStric Juice. Pamphlets, contain
ing Scientific evidence of its value, furnished
hy agents, gratis SEQ notice among The medical
advertisements. Sly.
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HENRY CLAWS ADVICE TO YouSG
MES.-Two years ago, during Mr..
Clay's address to the students ot the
Now York States and National Law
School, in Ballston Spa, one object of
which is to train young men in the art
of extemporaneous speaking, he said,
when commenting OH the advantages
of the institution, 4 owe my success in
life to one single fact, viz: that ut the
age of II | commenced, and contAlucd
for years, the process OF daily reading
and speaking upon the contents OF
some historical or scientific book,
These otEhand efforts were made some
times in corn-fcld, at others in the
forest, and not unfrcquentIy in some
distant barn, with the horse and the OK
for my auditors. 1t is to this early
practice Of the great art OF all arts that
] am indebted for the primary and
leading impulses that stimulated me
forward, and have shaped and moulded
my entire subsequent destiny. I'M
prove, then, young gentlemen, the su-
perior advantages you here cnjoy.-
Let not day pass without exercising
your powers of speech. There is no
power like that of oratory. Cesar
controlled men by exciting their fears;
Cicero by captivating their affections
and swaying their passions. The inhu-
ence of the one persisted with its au-
thor: that of the other continues TO lhis
day
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a SEVERE GALE.-On "Wednesday

n SEVERE eSALE.-on w edncSday
evening last, about half past T o'clock,
this section of country was visited by
one of the heaviest rains we have wit
messed for some time, accompanied by
terrific hurricane, and peal after peal
Of dcatening thunder with frighlful
flashes Of lightning. We have learned
that great damage has been sustained
by the planting interests, by the wash
ing which has taken place in consc-
quencc Of the heavy fall of water.
Fairfield Herald, sM inst.
GENERAL PIERCE IN MExlco.-Thc
editor of the Forth (Arkansas) Herald,
who was u soldier in the Mexican
War, thus speaks of Gen. Pierce:
''lt was our fortune to become ac
quainted with him, personally, during
the Mexican War, when he command
ed one Of the Brigadcs Of General
Pillows Division of the army; and
we have seen him participate in nearly
every periIous battle field in the valley
of Mexico; and we can speak of him,
knowingly, as brave and chivalrous
soldier, and one Of the most gcntIclnan-
ly officers i'll the army" es
THE Crops, cc.-The Paulding
Miss Courier, Of July 10th, says:
" From all sections of the State
we have the most cheering accounts
of tie growing crops. The planter
is being blessed this year with tccming
marvcsts. The corn has the dccp green
tint of healty and luxuriant growth,
and the cotton crop bids fair to be
an average onc.'
ANNIvERSARY ORArOR-T Due
West Telescope says: Col. +. w.
Capcrs of Cokcsburv, we are pleased
t" say, will deliver the anniversary
Grafton before the Literary Socitics
|. OF Erskine College at the approaching
Commencement. From the CoIonels
well known reputation as Il literary
man Wa expect something good. He
IS the son of a worthy Sire, (Bishop
Capcrs,) and We know that he Ili
give lis something worthy Of the name
THE Weather ond Mc Crops.-Wc
have had an abundance OF rain during
the week, too much, we should think.
for the cotton plant but not for corn.
'Ih" crops in the cighborhund and in
the adjoining Districts, never were
more promising.-- CNcruw Gu=eHc.
General Scott declines attending any
public meetings during The campaign.
1ppci"tncn by Mc Presileni.-
William Carr Lane, by and with the
advice and consent OF the Senate. has
been appointed to be Governor of the
Territory OF New Mexico in place of
james S. Calhoun, deceased.
\ bill TO refund to this State the
moncy she advanced for the Florida
war. amounting to nearly $4,000.
without interest, has passed the Senate
of the United States.
RuMoRs.-It is said that Mr.. Crit
tcnlcn. the Attorney General. is 90
iug Ia England in October in place of
Mr.. Lawrence who has resigned. Mr..
tiiiIu7ie1, 9cffrirs; t,rtt there
is any truth in the rulnor. We should
think he ought TO know.
MoRH RArlRoADs.-A Convention
Is to be held in Morganton on the 2lst
instant, to consider the means ncccssa-
rv to build Il road from Salisbury.
through Newton, (Ca'awba) Morgan
town. Marion. AshrvilIc and down the
French Broad to the Paint Rock.
Tur tnrrnS Cv,p DnC,;+o ~,
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GOliSGG3lorS.

Receipts per Rail Road at Sum'ervillc
Depot, ior the week ending July %, 1872.
Mrs. S. +. llaynsworlh, Thomas Mo-
ncyham, John O'Connor, y. J. Moses,
Roach & BIackwood, ThonaS ID. Frlersoi,.
Joseph +. Brown, ]. J. Conycrs, !. ]. In.
gram, Thomas y. Foxworth, w. w. Gay
lard, +. ll"vl, f.. ID. prlnglc 81 Co. Thos
Clark, l.. White, w. Began, w. G.. Wind
liam, J. &. Wpll"by, John piow,lcn. y. f..
Flowers. P Moses, +. Myers, Thomas ].
Coghlan. K. S. I'isdalc, f.. !. Moses, G.. II.
Mason, and w. II IynSworh
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The Cnors, WEATHER, &c-Thc
Homer Lay Advocate says there have
been several fine rains in that section
recently, and the crops were never
more promising than at present
The Little Rock { Ark. Gazette and
Democrat says that never, in the hist, :
ry OF Arkansas, has the prospect been
better for abundant crops than at the
present time. The corn crops is gen
orally 80 far made that there is little
or nc danger OF its being much shor-
tened by drought, and the present
prospect is that it will be the largest
ever raised in the State: The cotton
crop also looks equally promising.
The Clayton Gala Banner says that
the corn crop i'll that section is very
good. Cotton is remarkably small
and unpronlising it has been seriously
injured by the lice and sore shin, SO
that but few persons have good
stand. Wheat crops are said to have
been very good. The editor recon-
mends the culture Of rice in that sec
ton, and says there is no crop that
makes abundant yield.
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Take Out Your Negro,

Committed to jail on the 2Isi August,
lSJl, negro man, who says his name is
Gabriel, and that he belongs TO DR.. II. $.
Wilson.
Tie owner of the above named negro
is hereby notified, that il the said negro
Is Noi taken out, and the expenses paid,
by the expiration OF one year from his
lodgmcn 10 Jail, that hc will be sold as
the law directs. He wall be sold on the
first Monday III September next.
j. &. RllAME, 5. S. y.
April 3rd, 1892 Eff
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{ 0 NJ NJ j. r { | \ l. /.
Charleston Market.
Sl0aiCg!AHI Ndb'E'sajEia.
EHoofl;,nd's eicr,.s;s,a Es:,icrs.

This celebrated medicine is one nf the very
best i'll The country and It's good qualities only
need to be known, to give i, precedence over
all others now in use. We have seen lis good
effects lately, after the total failure of many
others. This is saying more than we can for
any other medicine within our knowledge, and
We feel il II uu,y 10 recommend The Buffers TO
the notice of our friends. The genuine is pre-
pared Ivy DR.. {. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia.
N.Y.
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.s,5" The Identical gun said to have
been used by Ethcn Allen in the rcvo-
!ntlonary war, has been recently
ionnd, and in the possession Of n Mr..
undcrhlll. Also, the gun used by
Gen. Wayne, and with which he made
himself 50 notorious in picking Indians
from the tops Of trees, is now in a gun
shop in a village III Ohio to be repair
ed
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Cure FOR TIE BITE OF a SNAKE.-
a coIprcd man belonging to Col. Da-
vid Gibson, near Romncy, Va, was
bitten by n copper snake last week,
and in the course Of half an hour
drank about quart OF whiskcy and
was relieved from the elects resulting
from the bite.
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Soda Fountain.

TilE Subscriber has Just opened SODA
L FnUNT at his well known stand
where lie keeps constantly for sale the best
of SODA WATER. lCE-CREANi and
GlNGER-POP. Also: & f. every dav,
by the pound or otherwise. All sold low
for cash by JOHN O'CONNOR.
June I, 1852. :,3-u
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~" 1t is said that there arc two
eyeiltful periods in the life of a woman:
one, When she wonders whom she will
have, and the other when she wonders
NlWMill have heI.
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Notice TO HocdEal's.
Land for Sale,

THE Subscriber offers his Plantation in
i Clarendon for sale, containing $50
acres Of Land $50 acres cleared the
place is we'll settled. On the premises
are a good Gin and Screw, Horse Mill
and Wheat Thrashcr. Any person wish
ing to buy, may apply to the subscriber ON
the place, one mile above Calvary Church,
on the main road TO Camden.
J. &. WEEKS.
uly G,1s52. 37-u
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past avours the subscriber wish
es 10 inform the public tina, he still manuiuc-
lures Cotton Gins at his establishments in State
burg. on the most improved and approved plan
which h. thinks that the cotton ginncd on un,.
of those gins of The lac improy cement is worth
AT least u quarter of II cent more than the cot.
ton ginned on the ordinary gin. lie also man
uiactureS them on The most simple Construct non
Of the finest finish and of the best materials lo
vii, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for So per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in CON
plutc order ut the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctuallv attended
TO. WILLIAM ELLISON. ,
Statcbmrg, Sumter Dist, $. c. Feb II, pot