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which il the pleasu Of your State to honor and
hart at that responds to justice, and that
her imyulses against oppression evry land.
sn.reai you 10 go and bestow your sympathy even
as,fhe mother bestnws her love on her chilli Human
liberty is we'll worthy OF mofhe,'s fostering
Again thank yau ladies, Tor this expression in favor
Of the cause plead.
At the conclusion Of the address, opportunity for
membership given to those present. A large num-
Der signed the constitutions and hundred dol
lars was contributed to the Hungarian Fund: after
which the Association adjourned.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March, j, 3 Z. VI.
SESATE.-Seward moved that when the Senate adjourn
il be till Wednesday, TO give opportunity examine
the Baltic.
Broadhead resisted the motion; spoke OF the Baltcs
visit and feast to be given attempt to gain by il
additional assistance from Congress.
The question debated a consider able time, when
the resolution finally prevailed.
After some other u"mportant business the Senate ad.
journed ill Wedne sdsy.
H"usE.-Fitch, of Indiana, offered this resolution:
Resolved, that We recognise the binng tcacy olcom.
promises and oil the Constitution Of the United States
and believe II To be the intention of the popc generally
as we hereby declare il be ours ndvidualyto abide
by snch compromises and sustain the laws necessary
to csry them out in udng the provisions for the dev.
cry oil fugitive slaves, and that deprecate all further
agitation on questions growing oil the provisions "f
the last compromises and questions connected with the
institution OF slavery as unnecessary useless and dam
gerous.
The mover requested suspension Of the rues in order
that vote might he taken; decided in the negative
yeas ll9. nays 54-not two thirds.
Davis introduced bill regulating the right Of way and
lands TO Illinois, InfIana, and of railroad from Terre
Haute To Springfield; referred.
Thompson presented a memorial from members Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature relative The Wheeling
Ilr dge also the of the bridge company that
Congress may declare it, and petition from Ohio con.
scniing that it he declared post road.
The House then adjourned Till Wednesday.
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100 AGENTS WANTFHI

YUVO circulate by sub elpoB, and sapidy s<ire
and bcanffnus illustrated K, eutled HsToRIcAL Cot
and Interesting Western Htstcrye-
r1arkab fHdiridNa Of Frontier Ltt
which
Drscr Sketches Of Nes Nrieo Te Ma
Unh and California; by neury Howe, AuhoT OF His Col
Virginia. DO. OHIO"
In'eRgsxf energetic who will al rreafA1-
from 81 81 dHy None need appy
except such adranes is eah for property when ordered
capital $40 500 viii be sufficient Apply
paid Henry Howe, E. Morgan Co.'S III Msn
ST., Cincinnati feb5wim
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The compromise resolutions have been postponed ta

The compromise resolutions have been postponed two
weeks
The steamship Baltic at Washington. is to give a
grand banquet board on Tuesday which the Presi-
dent, has cabinet mebeis OF Con.ress, aud others
invited.
The steamer Crescent City, from Chagres. with one
million three hundred Thousand dollars in gold and
hundred and forty five passengers arrived at Norfolk
Sunday She reports that four hundred passengers
al Panama, unable to get passage TO California. Tue
high rates OF tickets causing many return home
Tor fear Of their funds being exhausted.
The agent sent with the passengers by the Pioneer,
to procure to send them on, had deserted them
causing much distress.
The steamer Hermann, for Bremen. which sailed on
Saturday returned yesterday, leaky. having struck in
going the bar.
The spire Of the Unitarian church, in Syracuse blew
down on Sunday morning. crushing the building into
OF ruins. An adjoining dwelling also crush.
ed. the family escaping miracniousy.
Judge Mclean delivered the opinion ofthe COURT, upon
the prayer OF tho counsel for the bridge company that
the company must elevate the bridge to permit
boats to pass freely, without lowering their chmneys
Other points referred Chancellor WalwoIth
with instructions TO report thereon
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FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Parke County.
For LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ASHBEL P. WILLARD, of Floyd County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
NEHEMIAH HAYDEN, of Rush County.
AUDITOR STATE,
JOHN P. DUNN, OF Perry County.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
ELIJAH NEWLAND, OF Washington County.
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM z. STUART. of Cass County,
ANDREW DAVIDSON. Of Decatur County,
SAMUEL E. PERKINS, of Marion County,
ADDISON L. ROACHE, Of Parke County.
roR REpoRTER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HORACE E. CARTER, of Montgomery County.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. BEACH, of Boone County.
ron sUrEKINT EVIDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
VIM C. LARRABEE, of Putnam County.
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u Senator Clarke is certainly great extracts.
His speech the non-intervenon question makes five
aons about entanglng alliances tn that is
wise TO make declaration of opinion involving great
prno pie of international law. He says good thing,
TO wit; that Jefferson was the founder Of The democ
racyn
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Democratic Electoral Ticket.

STATE AT LARGE,
JOHN PETIT, of Tippecanoe County.
JAMES II. LANE, of Dearborn County.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First-BENJ r. EDMONSTON. Of Dubois County.
Secoad-JANES S. ATHON, of Clark County.
Third-JOHN A. HENDRICKS, of Jefferson County
Fourth-EBENEZER DUMONT. Of Dearborn Co.
Fith-WILLIAM Crosse, of Henry County.
p. DAVIS, of Vermllion County.
Eighth-LORENZO c. DOUGHERTY, Of Boone Co
Ninth-NORMAN EDDY. Of st. Joseph County.
Tenth-REUBEN J. DAWSON, of DeKalb County.
Elerenfh-JAMES F. MCDOWELL. Of Grant County
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Rf%>ExPER1ENcE in community is daily procianns
u the efficacy Of Dr. s. A. weaver's medicines in curing
with which many Of czen have so long suffered
They gaining reputation all through the country and
they ought they good remedies for Humors those
tried say they We would advise people that
in need of such medicines give them trial.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March I, p. M.
The personal controversy between Clemens and Rhet,
on Saturday, concluded without tho expected duel.
Rbett declaring himself conscintousy opposed to dnei
ling, having been member Of church twenty PEARS,
said he fearee God than man. and would prefer
encounter the opprobrum Ct the latter rather than 10
encounter the anger Of the former.
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u The Louisville Jour nal has pleasant discourse
about "olJ fogges" and young democracy" II admits
dom, and the ''young democracy full OF progress
and pluck that the latter will do their best carry their
points but failing will join heart and hand with their
political fathers and 60 for the regular nominations.
Exacfv
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commissioners ia certain cases. recommending pas
sage. Engrossed
Also, iroa: the comm tee, returning bill TO
the board of Of Indiana State Unyes-
sity. vita amendment, recommending It's passage.
Bills on their second reading were taken up and dis
posed Of
Senate adjourned
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The Greatest Horse Medicine Of the Age!
rHE CELEBRATED GERMAN HORSE POWDERS

THE CELEBRATED GERMAN H0R6x Powders.
- THOSE who have used il once almost invariably call
T and another supply. and all unite saying that 10
~ an admirable remedy in the dissasss for which Is re-
AZ = commended.
We do aot say that THE GERMAN HOT 81 POWDER via
all which that useful animal the Hosse sub
but do recommend most certain and
1--WE In the following diseases, viz
Distemper, Ysllow Water Slob6~ins, GlsndsTs, Lor
Spirits, Loss Of Appetite.
And ali Diseases whatever arising from
rMPuRIrY OF THE BLooD,
And boldly challenge the production better medicine 81 those
diseases.
publish certificates for willing that the medicine
fall by lis deserts and confident that
trial OF convince skeplics o lie good quanies
BPuchasers should be careful and ask for FekaSds Ger
Powder, and sks oher Buy only Of Ne on
accredited agents.
Price, 20 cents paper -
Druggists and Manufacturer.
CircievIls, o.
To whom all orders be addressed
The GENUINE rEcKARDTys GERMAN HORSE POW
rHAiMAN EVANS, lndisaspossl
And Of oihsr respectable agents ID Indsns maftw
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Prom New York.


Cotton unchanged with sales OF 2 200 bales. Flour
sales of 5,400 bbsState 475a4s7, Ohio S4.s7a5 H.
Southern SIS l2a5 25 sales Of 5000 bushels at IS
for yellow and Sc FOR white pork and beef unchanged
Rio coffee 8sa9fc; so hhds New Orleans sugar Sc; $50
bbs Orleans moasses 3oc 700 gallons inseed oil 64ic
Stocks firm.
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rREsroa HIsI MsgaANcz ceHPANr.

WISH NJ $I5OtOOu
rUvHE undersigned rs sppenisd successes 20 A. W. Mon
deceased copanv and prooarg1
t. take risks agansi casualties BY 6rs.
The well known character ccnpsny ana h pvonpdods
heretofore adusnF furnish 49,
insure IN that Ioses win be certainly and propy p.
Satisfactory rrcnccs here and elsewhere viii b -
who wish 20 inquire urkss - Ne ability and ousss
ocsssdxw ALBERT O. POINTER. Asszs.'
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From the Madison and Louisville Papers,
From Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, March /, M.
River feet six inches and falling. Weather cool.
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Mar
From Pittsburgi

CINCINNATI MARCH ], r w.
River risen three feet six inches within the last 4S
hours. Weather pleasant.
Sale of 100 bbls -four So 30a3 35-buyers for round
lots at So .25 whisky l5aI54c cloverseed duI-ofered
at 6a6ic-no buyers; pork in active demand-2 800 bbs
sold $14 for mess Sl450 Tor clear and Sl for rump
lard ssas4c for key and for bb 1000 bushels peanuts
Csc; 500 bags coffee l0c sugar and molasses firm and
unchanged.
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IMPORTANT
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLEi
Troup & Fickardts Celebrated Black Liniment

rs APPLICABLE in all the various diseases Of Horses and Cat
lie where external apple required such cors
Chafs Calls Bruises Scratches Cracked Heel
ofhe Shoulders Sfe Hoo Knee Hip Joint Feock and OF the
Pasern and Coffin JOINTS sweeney Spm SPAWN Hard Tumors
Distemper, Fisiula, Poll Evil, d<c De
And also excellent remedy for the Human frame in all
Of Weakness Stiffness OF the JOINTS Pains In the Back Breast
sde Face, Limbs Gel Sore Throat 6uensa Swenss Rheu-
naiism, Sprams Bruises, &c &c. &c
This article far superior and cheaper than the
Nerve and Bone Lnimeni in
The prepared and sold only by the subscribers
obtained Of their edited throughout the
State. Price a bottle, bottle. for dollar by
TROUP FiCkARDT, Dyuegi~n,
Circlevils O.
To whom all orders be addressed.
The GENUINE BLACK LlNIMENT also be had OF
THALNAN & EVANS, indianapolis.
And at other respectable agencies in Indiana martw
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION CoUNTY:--At the Feb
- rusry of The Probate Court of Marion A. lss2
the Of Joseph Beece deceased "
probably Creditors therefore required TO fe ihsi
claims for allowance said Court within tel
om date hereof they will be entitled 10
meut. JOHN D. SfcMrf,
Administrator Dc bonis ron.
Indianapolis. Feb. 96. 1852. marlw3w
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a@No MEDICINE offered in the wes, me; with the
VIZ success attended the sale Of Perry Davis Pair
Killer remarkable remedy has attracted tho attention Of
coun,eer and spurious article now in this marks'
for a mer
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY MOANING, Feb. %, 1852.
Petitions Presented.

Petitions Presented.
By Messrs. Graham Hay of Clark, Midget, ar !
Carpenter and appropriately referred
message received from the Senate announcing
the ptsSage by that body, of IA bill 6etaching Boone
county from the 9Th and attaching il the hrs Judi
cia circuit aad fixing the Time for holding the circuit
court in said county, which read the first time
Mr.. Beach moved that the rules be suspended which
was agreed and the bill read the second and third
times and passed-ayes 70, noes a.
Bills. DC, on Third Reading.
bill regulate the toll of grain mrs and prescri.
bling the duties of mlllers.
Mr.. Williams moved recommit the bill with in.
structioas to make il constitutional; lost.
The hill Thea passed-ayes 50, noes 8.
hill providing for the sale OF the stock owned by
the State, in the Madison and Indianapolis, railroad
company. Passed-ayes 90, noes -.
Several bills read the second time and appropri-
atty disposed of.
Mr. BISON said as the orders OF the day through
with and no further business he done to-day, he
wd move that when this House adjourn, it adjourn TO
meet On Monday morning at O'clock carried.
At Is minutes alter 10 o'clock. the committee appoin-
ted To wait upon and introduce Gov. Kossuth 10 the
House entered the Hall with Gov K. accompanied by
his suite and CIV. Wright, when the members arose,
and
Mr. King said, the committee appointed under
solution OF the House wait upon aud invite Gov Kos
suth this body las the honor OF introducing
to you and to the House Of Representatives the disn-
gui~hed Hungarian guest Of the State.
The Speaker said;
Gov Kossuth you are welcome, thrice welcome to
the House o Representatives Of the State Of Indiana
Gov. Kossuh then conducted 10 IA seat on the
right Of the Speakers Chair, when
Mr. Nelson moved that the House adjourn which
agreed TO. and
The Speaker introduced the members Of the House
separately 10 the guest Of the State.
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uAMEs YERHrrER,s HsrATn.-N.

LANES FERRfTER's EsTAIH.-Noles Is hereby glvea,
- that the personal properly Of James Feier late Of aroa
county, deceased viii be sod ut public auction Thursday
day Of March, 1s52 the farm known flames
Farm four or Eve mice south Of indianapolis Terms according
10 law.
The above properly neindes the old honse
Sireches on Maryland street, IN Indianapolis Shca IA
offered for sale on the premises -.
Indianapolis. Feb %. 1854 Wv
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CINCINNATI COLLEGE
MEDICINE AND SURGERY

MEDICINE AND SURGERY
SESSIONS FOR issa-'Ss.
FACULTY
AH.pAKER, NJ. D., President Of the Faculty.
Professor OF Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
b, s. LAWSON, NJ D., Registrar.
Professor of Theory aud Practice Of Medicine.
EDWARD MEAD NJ. D.,
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Cbren
A. SPENCER, MD.
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
Professor Of Chemistry ard Pharmacy
JAMES GRAHAM. NJ. D.,
Professor OF Mafera Mcdica and Therapeutics.
c. GRANT, MD,
Dernouxsrator ef Anatomy.
The Spring and Summer session ef this Institution VIII
second Monday March, and
weeks when the degree Of Doctor Of Medicine viii BE- sonfersd
. the close Of Winier sessions
The Winter will the krsf Monday IN No
vemher. and close ON the last Of February. -
Cor winter session. each SIS Msculsoa Ticket s5 Demon
Ticket $40 Graduation Fee, S25 ilospn Ticket, IS
Students having attended two fail eonrsss ~ other
Medical College will be admitted s institution, by
Msirieusi and paying SIS.
The College ehce located the OF Western Row ana
Occurring purposes sodng ns dssecons
be found IN silnilar establishment
The Demonstration Of Anatomy VII continue the barge o his
duties during the spg ana summer course ro 'e scnf es
con6den practical anatomy be taught dunf the spring,
the Material his depa-
menf Is abundant and easily obtained.
Cincinnati facilities teaching and advantages fs the
ofhe study OF Medicine and Surgery urvset
southern city and the Of egusr neccs
schools must present TO the student many reasons why he souid
Boarding can Obtained from three dons per week
For further information. address By letter ohsrwne the Pre-
Residence No 1s2 Sixth 81. bet Race aud Elza, n.
BIS. LAWSON, M. d., Registrar,
Resdeues No 2s2 SIKH St. BET wss'srz Row AID John
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a FARM FOR sALE-An improved Farm Of $40 acres ~
excellent land lbs Of the cleared and S0
under fence There is large orchard Of cultivated fruit frame
barn 20 by 30 feet aud good hewec To- dwelling the farm IL
well watered with living SPRING. u e2hI mles Of In
danapo the Indiana polls and Rc vile Pankroad sind within
and ANAL miles OF the Central Plank and Terre Hanie Rail
roads.
For further information and terms sppy the subscriber, At
Tere Hauie ~ Marx Collins, the premises
Jan II, 1859. jaH22wf BRIDGET COLLINS
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CAEKEH CURE AND CERATk.
These Prea aio warranted Ohsr COMPOUND
now IN use for expellmg
scrofulous Humors, Canker Salt hneum, Eryspelas:
htreurial Diseases, and all other Diseases Arising
from an impure state Of the Blcoo: Also Liver
Complaint, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia,
AND GENERAL DEBILITY
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met.
The Speaker laid before the House communication
from the Law Commissioners, in answer resolution
passed by the House yesterday. The Commissioners
state that they have not yet completed any portion oil
their abors, aid unable say when they will also.
that they Of opinion that they will be able to agree
upon some plan.
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New Arrivals
AT TIE CAMDEN BAZAAR.

Al HE CAMDEN BAZAAR.
The subscribers have i':st received their new
assortment Of SPRING A n ID SUMMER
GOODS, which consists partly of
Calicocs, Ginehans, plain and embroidered
Lawns. Fancy Musl,ns, nj all prices; Linen
Cambria. assorted colors; Canbrc and NIuslins,
plain and checked; Grapes, Barcgcs, Chnllys,
Drlnincs, 1isSu Silks, aud n great variety Of
other articles suitable for LADIES' Dresses.
AI.so.-A large assortment of Linen Can,hric
II dkls, Nccdcworkcd Collars und Cuffs,
Chcmisct,s and Caps. Muslin and Lace Sleeves
Cams and Manti!us, Lace and Muslin Edgine
and Inserting, Bnnncts and Ribbons Of the
newest styles, Ivory, Black and Feather Fans,
Umbrellas aud I'arasols, and great variety of
other articles too numerous to name.
They recommend their stock of hlca cl,cd
and brown Shrling, blue and striped Home
spuns, Cotton aud Linen Gsnnburgs. Bed Tick,
and every kind of Towelling and Table Linen.
y very large assortment Of Hosiery of every de-
scrip';on, Linen, Thread Lace and Silk I'll owes
Mitts, DC. &c.
They invite their friends to call ut their Store,
feeling ss lie ID -iiiiiiisy them in
every way, ns well in tho price as i'll ihe assort-
ment of the Goods. NJ DRUCKER e. co.
April 30. 1852 2G-tf
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Tyohc,asacI,,s u,ivcr E;IIs.

No part Of the system is more liable TO disease
than the LIVER, il serving as ii'tcrer 10 pmri-
ty the blood. or giving the proper sccrsii"n To
the bile +; so that any wrong action of the Liver
effects the other important parts Of the system,
and results vnrinusly, in Liver Complaint
Jaun,licc, Dyspepsia &c. We should therefore
watch every symptom that might indicate n
wrong action Of the Liver. These Pills being
composed of Roors and PLANTS furnished by
nature To heal the sick Namely, lst An FIX
rECToRANT, which angmci.ts the secretion from
the discharge of sccrcted matter. 2nd, An Al
ElRNArIvE, which changes in some inexplica.
he and insensiblc manner the certain morbid
action Of the system 3:d, Tonic, which
gives tone and strength to the nervous system,
renewing heal,l, and vigor TO nll parts of the
body. 4th, y CATmARTIC, which ncts in per
feet harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating On the Bowels, and cxpellng the
whole uass of corrupt and vilia,cd matter. and
purifying th. Blood, which destroys disease and
restores health.
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--H .sL.~.s .--

MoHE Miner Edgrfcld is CON
tinuiug to dcvclopc her mineral re-
sources. The wonderful lamp of
Aladdin could scarcely bring them
more rapidly to light. In addition to
Dorn's (now ccIcbra;cd) vein. other
localities arc beginning to he worked,
which promise finely. We learn that
Mcssrs. Talbert 4 Co. (who leased II
part Of Dorn's land) are already
doing well, and that Major Hugh
cS, seven miles above our village, is
also working successfully. Several
other diggins are contemplated.
On DIR. Abnry's place in this Vi
cinity, a mineral paint has recently
been discovered which Judges pro
nnuncc V, ~ valuable. We believe il
is in considerable ahundancc.- E'iyc-
,TeM -ldrcrk;Ser.
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So. Carolina. Sumter Dist,

d ID. VAUGHAN, who is in The Cus,o.
dy o the Sheriff of Snlntcr D!stric:
by virtue of certain AVriis Of Cap;as ad
Satisiacicndum, NJ the suit OF Thomas
McGce, having fled in my office, together
with II Schedule on oath, Of his Estate and
effects, his petition 10 the Court of Com
mon Pleas. praying that he may be admit
ted 10 the Lcnciits Of the Acts ni tile Gene
raI Assembly m.de for the relief Of inso-
vent debtors. 1t is ordered that tie said
Thomas McGcr, and all others, the Credit
ors to whom The said G.. d. Vaughan, is any
wise indebted, he, and they uarc hereby
summoned. and have notice to appear, be-
lore the said Court al Sumter Court House,
on the Eighth day of November next to
shcw cause, if any they can why the
prayer "i the petition aforesaid, should no,
be granted.
w. !. SINGLETON, C.. CT
July 20, 1892. 3D-:3n
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PERRY MOSES,

(At the old stand Of A. J. 81 p. Moses)
Offers TO his friends and the public generally,
fresh supply ofevcry variety of goods selected
by himself, viz in Dry Goods
Sd, 7-S, Al, Sd, up To l2-4 Domestcs, from
cents yard up, or less by the quantity.
Brown Linens ut ~ l.2 cents yard,
Colored muslins, and Linen Luslres, 8 yards
10 the dollar.
White Crnpe Shuwls nj SIS 90
IN GROCERIES,,
Baltimore Flour, (warrantcL good) at sc so
Cash,
25 Sacks Salt.
Barrels of Lard.
Old Government Java Coffee in Mats,
Sugars ofall kinds, some eAcellcn. quality at
Id cents.
Sperm and Adnmantinc Candies, less than
they can be bought regularly in Charleston by
the box. Almonds, laisons, Figs, Currants,
Ci.ron, Candy, &c.
CROCKERY,
in great variety, nt very low prices, and he
DEFlES competition in Hardware, Cutlery
and Carpenters Tools.
April 9Th, 1852 Gift
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y CASE OF CoHscIENcE.-A gen
tlcn,an residing in C!airbnrnc co,n-
ty, Mississippi, sends the following
letter to the Port Gibson Herald
for publication, rcmarking tl'at the
amount spoken Of in the note was
actually received by him: "Drar Sir:
Enclosed You will find forty dollars as
a rcpara,ion for Withholding TWEEN
~ dollars from you six or eight
years ago. You k,cw it not, hut ]
did, and it has hung a weight on
my soul ever since. have prayed
for forgiveness, but feel cannot be
forgiven till make restitution. Will
YOU, sir, forgive me, and pray God to
forgive me. '
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CGc,ys.yc>l@@o9o

At TIE OLD STAND OF S. L j. GILBERT.
s1es y s. d T.. M. G LIB ERT
i@S;zztttz-211ss22L Szttz-L1s2L continue the CAERIAG GE-
" ~ BUSINESS at the above
stand-No. SO and 10 Wcmtworlh. street,
Charlcs,nn-whnrc they will be pleased 10
exhibit to their old friends ard customers
Il very extensive Stock Of Vehicles, com
rrlsiug those Of their own manufacture,
together with various other styles usually
found in this market. Their long acIuant-
ancc with this market as manufacturers
and dealers will enable them to oii;.r great
inducements to purchasers both i'll styles
and prices.
August "a, S12. 41-tf